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Holy Name Men Will Pray for Oppressed Nations Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations Contents Copyright by the Cstholie Press Society Inc,, 1956— Permission to Reproduce, Except on Articles Otherwise Msrked, Giren After 12 M. Friday Following Issue Demonstration of Faith 4- + +' The hundreds of men at with Archbishop Urban J. Lima’s Parish, Denver, will The annual event, which tending the annual Holy Vehr presiding. speak. always fills the^ Cathedral, Speaker Nov. 25 Hour of the Denver Arch The 80-voice St. Thomas Lowry Color Guord is one of the outstanding In Cathedral Seminary Choir, one of the A color guard from DENVER CATHaiC diocesan Holy Name Union demonstrations of faith by will say special prayers for largest in history, will Lowry Field and uni men of the archdiocese. Of Hungary and other op sing. It is directed by the formed Fourth Degree pressed nations. Rev, John Karssen, C.M. Knights of Columbus will ficers of the HNS Union Archbishop to Preside Robert Cavarra will be or lend solemnity to the occa are Leo Kraemer, presi The Holy Hour will be ganist. sion, according to Father dent; Levi Beall, secre REGISTER Father Barry Wogan, John Harley Schmitt, di tary; and Martin J. held in the Cathedral Sun VOL. Lll. No. 15. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1956 DENVER, COLORADO day, Nov. 25, at 4 p.m., pastor o f St. Rose of rector of the union. O’Haire, treasurer. Salesman Spends Homes of Hungary His Final Months Aflame; Mothers; 'Selling' Religion Babies Need Help
By Paul H. Hallett Catholics of the archdiocese are called upon to open A man who had been a, cigar salesman for 50 their houses to the Hungarian refugees as they would years spent the last months of his life “ selling” religion to a neighbor whose house has burned down. Monsignor Rev. Barry J. Wofan to lapsed Catholics in the Denver General Hospital. Elmer J. Kolka, head of the Archdiocesan Catholic Re Joe McDermott, who died last week, “was the only settlement Committee, saic that one Denver woman who keeps an aged mother had person I knew who could talk to all types of people ernor added: "In all the annals offered to give shelter and Annual Appeal about their duty to return to of freedom’s fight no chapter of spending money to an exiled their religion, and never of years. He was popular with both sacrifice and dedication sur Hungarian woman. fend,” according to Father nurses and patients. passes this dramatic demonstra Frederick Mann, C.SS.R., the Joe was a daily communicant Monsignor Kolka said that his tion.” For Catholic U. chaplain at Denver General. at Holy Ghost Church and ac office needs offering of housing .Monsignor Kolka said that McDermott, who had 'been a tive in the St. Vincent de Paul for Hungarian mothers or anyone wishing to help the Hun familiar figure at Holy Ghost Society there. He had been a mothers with children. Such of garians, either through offers of Church, where member of the Franciscan fers should be a neighborly ges shelter or donations, could con Sunday, Dec. 1 he acted as Third Order for many years. ture with the aim of rehabilitat tact him at 1655 Grant Street, usher, came to He had a devotion to St. Bene ing proud victims of disaster. AC. 2-3825, for further informa The annual collection for Denver Gen dict, and delighted in distribut Those responding should pro tion. the Catholic University of eral in June, ing his medal. He also spread vide the names of any relative He stressed that National America in Washington, devotion to the Rosary and in 1955, and set I These youngsters for writing “ Why I Would Like to Go to or particular person they might Catholic Welfare Conference D.C., will he taken up in to work visit structed many in how to make Paris to Park America.” want to help. If it is known, the Relief Services went first into their First Communion. ' standing in front of ing the hos With them is Father Anton Borer, S.M.B., present address of the refugee Catholic Hungary with help as churches of the Archdio Father Mann explained that pital’s aver Blessed Sacrament Church, Denver, only two who mobilized his scout troops to welcome the in Austria should be supplied. soon as the freedom fighters cese of Denver on Sunday, there are now about 15 more or age of 300 youngsters to Denver. The snow was “ old hat” wrested the borders from the Dec. 2. In a letter announcing less regular Catholic visitors to weeks before were in Paris, France. They are A former newspaperman in Catholic pa to the Swiss and Scandinavian visitors, but it the appeal, .■trchbishop Urban Denver General patients. He Hungary, now a displaced per Communists. The CRS provided tients four or some of the Catholics amqng Junior Ambassa was a real first experience for those from Ar food and clothing, and blood J. Vehr notes that the univer said many more were needed son taking postgraduate studies five hours a dors chosen in a Trans World Airlines contest gentina, Brazil, and Portugal. plasma was flown from New sity, especially in its graduate for many purposes — to help at Denver University, visited the day, every r. McDermott schooLs, is of great service in bring back fallen-aways, to.help + + -r + + . + Register office the past week to York at once. other day in the week. plead for Denverites to offer training teachers and adminis This meant that in the course dying Catholics without Cath trators for our seminaries, col olic connections to make Cath shelter to their Hungarian of a year he interviewed per neighbors. He explained that leges, schools, and hospitals. haps as many as 3,000 different olic burial arrangements, to 'Junior Ambassadors' From Abroad The letter follows; give instructions in how to some of the refugees are former Catholic patients. Of all the Public Invited make First Communion, and to political prisoners held by the Catholic visitors at the hospital, Reds who were liberated by the said F'ather Mann, no one spent spread devotion to the Sacred Heart. Surprise Guests in Park H ill Parish freedom fighters. Others will be longer hours than did Joe, or There was last month a complete families, youths who To Theatines' attended the sick more regu Bles.sed Sacrament Parish, Tuesday for Chicago, right on I Their tour started only Sun- fought and then used their larly. His success can be as total of 322 Catholic patients in Denver, the pa-sl week end the heels of the storm that had day, Nov. 11, in Paris, France, weapons to escape, or else wive^ cribed, in addition to his Chris the hospital, ' many of whom were non-practicing. Deaths found itself the unexpected welcomed them to Denver. They proving it is a .small distance and children of slain heroes. tian charity, to his salesman Few members of split families Event Nov. 25 Archdiocese of Denver among Catholics numbered 23 host to a group of children were scheduled to spend Thanks- indeed between the Cathedral talent and experience. Chancery Office some of whom might have died from Europe, South America, giving in the United Slates of Notre Dame and Blessed will come, he explained, for they The Theatine Fathers 1536 Logan Street Perfect SaUiman without the sacraments if it and Mexico. The children were capital. I Sacrament Church, Denver. will refuse toi leave Austria Invite the public to attend Denver 5, Colorado "Joe was just like a sales had not; been for Catholic visi Catholics among 33 Junior Am while their loved ones remain in the annual celebration hon November 19, 1956 man,” recalls the chaplain— tors. There were 59 babies born bassadors brought to this coun Hungary. “ spruce-looking, smooth, quick try by Trans World Airlines. This same spokesman, a oring St. Andrew Avellino Reverend Dear Father and to Catholic mothers. Thirty-two Beloved People: of perception, never forward,” persons of Spani^ ancestry They were chosen from young highly educated and informed on his feast day Sunday, 'Once jach year the Catholics Just the qualities needed to registered themselves as Prot sters 9 to 15 who entered a con Hungarian, explained why the Nov. 25, at the seminary, 1050 of our country are asked to con bring back into the Church some estants. Of 19 patients, the re test and answered “ Why I United States has “gotten a bar S. Birch Street, Denver. The Regis, Heights tribute to the- support and ex poor soul who had not been to ligious affiliations were un Would Like to Go to America.” gain” in the refugees and dis ceremony will begin VR the sem tension of the splendid work the sacraments for perhaps 50 known. placed persons it has admitted inary chapel at 10:30 a.m. done by the Catholic University Scouts Are to this country. These persons Father Anthony Sagrera, of America. The Catholic Uni are the “ cream of their coun C.R., Provincial, will offer a Traveler Does Not Forget Mobilized versity, in its various schools, tries” he explained — highly High Mass and deliver a ser When the group arrived in skilled artisans and handicraft has given opportunity, under Denver Sunday noon. Father Join Group to mon in English and Spanish. workers and farmers who Catholic auspices, of advanced Pledge in School Drive Anton Borer, S.M.B., himself The Mass will be for inten showed their independence of in tions of the .seminary’s bene educational and technical train European-born, was contacted ing to thousands of priests, sis tegrity by escaping Red control. factors and for world peace. at Blessed Sacrament to .see ters, and laymen. Many of these The Hungarian DP disclosed Following the .Mass, a sol s Sent From Germany where the Catholic children graduates, in turn, have served that a letter just received by emn procession with the relic and adults might attend Mass. The payment of pledges to It is this habit of prompt and Unify Appeais him in Denver from Austria o f .St. Andrew Avellino will be the Church as teachers and ad ♦he Archbishop’s High Schools regular payment o f pledges Father Borer immediately mo disclosed that Mongolian troops ministrators in our seminaries, bilized the Explorer Scouts, held on the seminary grounds. Fund rates as the number one which is making the Arch Three private, hon-tax-sup- zation was announced by the have entered Hungary. These, Ail religious associations and colleges, teacher-training insti Boy Scouts, and Brownies, and tutions, and hospitals. Even obligation in the lives, of Den bishop’s High Schools Fund so ported colleges in Denver and four college presidents,, who are with the aid of Red turncoats, groups are asked to take part through these groups’ help the though we are relatively far re ver Catholics, according to the eminently successful. a fourth in Colorado Springs, automatically members of the are carrying on a reign of ter with their special banners, uni children were brought to the reports from the collection of The pledges in excess of $3,- on Wednesday; Nov. 21, an governing board. ror hunting down loyal Hun forms, and badges. moved geographically from evening Mass at the Park Hill fice. 000,000, which were made last nounced the formation of the garians. The Mongols are the On Tuesday, Nov. 27, a full Wa.shington, all Catholic educa church. The scouts and visit They are Dr. Louis T. Bene- tional work has benefited di Payment envelopes are re February, are being paid and Associated Colleges of Colorado, most ruthless and cruel forces day benefit service tvill be held ing youngsters* marched into zet of Colorado College; Dr. ceived each week from differ the plans for the development an organization which will at the disposal of Moscow. at the Mexico City Restaurant, rectly or indirectly from the op- Mass carrying flags. Val H. Wilson of Colorado ent states throughout the coun of new Catholic high school unify appeals for financial sup These facts give significance 2115 Larimer Street, Denver. portunites offered by the Cath Colorado provided a typical Woman’s College; Sister Fran try and even from foreign facilities are progressing ac- port. to the proclamation by Gov. Ed Mrs. Mary Martinez, owner, olic University, especially in its Rocky Mountain welcome for ces Marie of Loretto Heights lands. These envelopes contain cordingly. Charter members are Colo C. Johnson of Sunday, Nov. 25, will donate the proceeds of graduate schools. the youngsters, and lads and College; and the Very Rev. rado College at Colorado as Hungarian "Day of Com the day to St. Andrew Avel- By our interest and gener lassies from Argentina, Portu Richard F. Ryan, S.J., of Regis Springs, and Colorado Woman’s miseration.” T h e Governor’s lino’s Seminary. Several men osity we can make the facilities gal, and Brazil were delighted College. College, Loretto Heights Col proclamation praised the heroic and women have volunteered of the Catholic University avail with the snow. It was the first Each college also is author lege. and Regis College, all in people of Hungary who, “ armed their services for the occasion. able to more qualified students, IllJBit they had ever seen. ized to appoint one institutional i Vertand der Denver. with stones and sticks, have un A special lamb barbecue dinner who will bring Christian philo I Vefband di trustee to the board. The purpose
fc'i-jaSAji Hiuftday, November 22,1956 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4-4205 PAGE THREE At Least Great-Grandpo Had No Car Pool Worries
By BiiJj Kilkenny the religious training to cornel Discipline, Too .benefits from the parochial| three other children to Christ Grandpa might have had to from the school; most of itj Mrs, John J.-Hinterreiter is schools. "I like the discipline,!the King School. The other trudge a mile or two. through should come from the home, another three-day-a-week car ^or the boys. weekly trip is for her daughter, the snow to school every day. But it’s best to have it in [pool driver because, in addition! Twice weekly she takes her Mary Teresa, who is in kinder- But at least Great-Grandpa and school, too.” Ito the scholastic and religious!sons, Johnny and Dave, and ^ rten at St. John the Evange I Great-Grandma didn’t have to list’s School. j share his daily trudge. + + + + + The trip to Christ the. King The parents of today— some School is about five miles one o f them— not only share it, in way; the distance to St. John’s a way; they also are essential is almut eight miles. to it. These are the drivers of Albert E. Morr, Jr., thinks the ,car pools that take their it is "well worth the effort” to children to Catholic schools send his two school-age .sons, j every day. Johnny and Jim, to S t John’s. Typical in this motor move- The public school system, with Jment are the parents o f about its lack o f religrious training, is il50 children from S t Pius X “ inadequate,” Morr says. Parish, Aurora, which has no (Since the Morrs were un j school of its own. After the able to get their five-year-old ! usual morning, rush that sends daughter, Nancy, in a Catholic ! Johnny off to school. Mom or kindergarten, she is enrolled ■ Dad picks up five or six ^ther in a public school cla.s.s, which youngsters, takes them five or meets in a Methodist church The annual meet- ver, Bishop Walter P. Kellenberg of Ogdens- 10 miles to a Denver Catholic because of the lack of suffi school, and then picks them up cient classroom space in the In Nation's Capital in(t of the Ameri burg, N. Y.; and Bishop Coleman F. Carroll, Auxiliary of Pittsburgh, Pa. again about .3 o’clock. public school building. Kinder can Hierarchy this year was attended by the Archbishop Vehr was named to the newly Pastor Is Edified garten classes are also held in nation’s four Cardinals and more than 150 a Lutheran church in .Aurora.) formed Bishops’ Committee for Catholic Mi The Rev. Francis J. Syrianey, Cathedral Grade School, Archbishops add Bishops, on the campus of the grants, which will encourage lay persons to aid pastor, says he is “ edified by Catholic University of America, Washington, in ministering to Spanish-speaking migrant largely because of its central lo the example of Catholic parents cation, serves more children D. C. Pictured before one of the sessions are, workers in the U.S. This new group will have who make such an effort to from left. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr of Den its headquarters in Chicago. from more parishes than any get their children in a Catho other grade school in Denver. lic school. I’m happy they’re * Loretto Heijfht.s Alum nae Its enrollment of 381 includes able to get them in the schools 203 from outside Cathedral and very grateful to the Parish, according to Sister Rita schools for taking them.’’ ■ Therese, principal. Father Syri Last Chance to Order Advent Wreath; Complicated pickup systems aney estimates that about 40 of ■ • ' are bound to evolve from car the 203 are from St. Pius’. Nihe- pools when certain persons can leen other (parishes are repre- Project Comes to an End on Nov. 26 drive only certain days, or her fellow pupils from St. Pius Dennis O’ Brien, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Jl. senlad in the enrollment. when a family has children in Leading Tenth Parish, Aurora, to Cathe O’ Brien, Jr. All are first grade pupils. The About 30 of the Aurora and more than one school, or when East Denver pupils are brought The last opportunity to Meek. 3325 Columbine, FR. 7- John Demmer, 13902 Old dral School, Denver, is Kathleen 'Kilkenny,- driver of the car is Thomas R. Armstrong, two there are more children in a to Cathedral School daily in order .Advent Wreaths is Xov. 7253; Golden Road, Bp. 7-3550; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Kilkenny. of whose children are also in the car pool, along car pool than there are drivers. school buses provided by Lowry 2fi. This project, sponsored by .Assumption, Mrs. C. W. St. Joseph’s (Polish), Mrs. About to step out of the car are Ricky I-randis, with Jimmy Adams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hoyle Of such an arrangement, .Air Force Base and Fitzsimons the Loretto Heights Alumnae Jackson, 743 Dahlia, DE. 3- John Hickish, 1799 S. Eudora, left, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ward F. l.andis, and R. -Adams. Mrs. Harold R. Kaessner says, Army Hospital. The federal in .\s.sociation, is rapidly reaching 9647; SK. 6-7969; “ It i.sn’t so bad once you get a climax, and all those who Blessed Sacrament, Mrs. T. St. Leo’s, Catherine Price, stallations do not discriminate wish to avail themselves of the H. Shonsey, 2236 Bellaire, FR. 1135 Ogden, AL. 5-6696; tbe hang of it.” between public and parochial complete wreath are urged to 7-4505; St. Louis’, Mrs. Earl Bach, 50 Miles a Day .schools in providing necessary call their parish chairman im Cathedral, Mrs. James Mc 3410 S. Ash, SK. 6-2282; transportation for the children Her schedule two or three of military personnel. mediately. Cabe, 1260 Vine, FLa 5-0212; St. Mary Magdalen’s, Mrs. days a week includes transport The old custom of observing Christ the King, Mrs. John Fred Kirk, 5059 W. Moncrieff, ing seven children to Cathedral 300 in CCD Classes Dunn, 775 Grape-v DE. 3-6772; Advent in a Catholic tradition GL. 5-7973; Grade School, then taking two Prospects for a grade School i.s being revived all over the Cure d’Ars, Mrs. Frank Mor- St. Mary’s (Littleton), Mrs. others to kindergarten at (jhrist in St. Pius’ Parish are uncer country. The ceremony is an rato, 3247 Monaco Parkway, Richard Altmix, 730 Lake, PY. the King School, coming home tain. In the meantime, about. excellent way to combat the FR. 7-5818; 4-2226; to do housework, returning to 300 children are being in surge of commercialism that Holy Ghost. Mrs. Huckaby, St. Patrick’s, Mrs. Resting, Christ the King School at noon structed in their religion has been engulfing the Christ- 1562 S. Quitman, WE. 5-115'7; 3535 Zuni, GR. 7-0387; to bring the kindergarteners through a Confraternity of ntas season in recent years. The Loyola, Mary L. Daniels, St. Philomena’s, Mrs. Joseph home, spending a couple of Christian Doctrine program. wreath is used irv the home 2939 Gaylord, AL. 5-8704; Barry, 1309 Milwaukee, EA. hours at home to prepare lunch That part of the basement every evening before dinner Most Precious Blood, Mrs. J. 2-787g. and do necessary chores, and of the new church that will or at prayer time. The prayers McDermott, 2622 South Adams, -St. Pius X ’s, Mrs. Felix Mul- returning to Cathedral School some day form part of the (from the Collect of the Ma.ss, PE. 3-3317; doon, 765 Uvalda, EM. 6-2169; at 2:45 p.m. to get her car school facilities isn’t being of the sea.son) are led by the Mother of God, Katherine St. Rose of Lima’s, Mrs. Mi pool’s seven children there. Her wasted. Besides being used for father with the family an.swer- Price, 1135 Ogden Street, AL. chael McDonough, 2049 S. the CCD classes, the basement ing. One candle, depicting the 5-6696; Winona, WE. 5-7531; comings and goings cover more than 50 miles. is rented by two private, secu approach of Christ, is lit during Mt. Carmel. Mrs. Daniel J. St. Therese’s, Aurora, Mrs. lar groups for use as a kinder Among those benefiting from the first week, two the second, Carbone, 6215 South Broad James Grant, 1124 Joliet, EM. garten. - and so on. way. PY. 4-3773; 6-3616; the setup are her three chil The donation for the wreath, Our Lady of Grace, Mrs. Mi St. Vincent de Paul’s, Mrs. dren, Steven and Susan, at including candles, ribbon, and chael Kohut, 4336 Steele, MA. Don Winter, 885 S. St. Paul, Cathedral, and Linda, at Christ Governor Urges prayers, is S2. The profit from 3-0445; PE. 3-6593; the King the sale will go to the Lopetto Our Lady of Lourdes, Mrs. Sts. Peter and Paul’s, Mrs. "1 think it’s worth it,” says Alumnae scholarship fund ^ Ulyde DeBello, 2501 W. 41st,!Mrs. Kaessner. ” 1 have nothing Seals' Support which educates a worthy girl at son, PE. 3-8470; Iq r 7-9229; and - !against the public schools, but Loretto Heights College Presentation, Mrs. Harry Shrine of St. .Anne, Arvada, i I’ll take the parochial any day, Emphasizing “ the vitally im The chairmen of the various ^ Masterson, 2514 S. W olff, W'E. Mrs. Ralph Moore, 6000 Dover, I scholastically as well as re- portant work of the tubercu parishes are as follows: 4-7854; HA. 4-6384. ' ligiously. We don’t expect all losis associations,” Colorado's All Saint.s’. Mrs. Daniel St. Anthony of Padua’s, Mrs. Governor Edwin C. Johnson Krawchik. 2236 South Osceola, Clair Williamson, 1120 S. urged support of the 1956 WE. 4-0665; Eliot, WE. 4-7093; Christmas seal sale. .All Souls’, Englewood, Mrs. St. Bernadette’s. Mrs. George Results of Collection The annual seal sale opened George Bell, 4710 S. Downing, Sweeney, 70 Dover, BE. 7- Nov. 15. The voluntary tu SU. 9-0709; 3248; T h o I i n o i in children from St. Pius and Mrs. Thomas R. Armstrong; Ricky 1.,andis, berculosis control movement .Annunciation, Mrs. John St. Cajetan’s, Margaret Daly, I lie LlllCll|J T-gnth Parish, A upra, who at son of Mr. and Mrs. Ward, F. Landis; and Kath carried on by more Qian 3,000 1550 Pennsylvania, M.A. 3- For /Missions Reported tend the Denver Cathedral Grade School in leen Kilkenny, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil tuberculosis associations across DOLLS — WIGS — SHOES 7245; cludes, left to right Jimmy Adams, son of Mr. liam J. Kilkenny. The Armstrong children’s the United States is financed St. Catherine’s, Mrs. Russell (Continued From Page One) Rifle— St. Mary's (Craig) 17.96 and Mrs. Hoyle R. .Adams; Dennis O’Brien, son father watches them head for school. The entirely through the sale of the Dolli Dretted to Order Dispense, 4200 Lowell Boule Roggea— Sacred Heart ...... 31.00 of Mr. and Mrs. John E. O'Brien, Jr.: Tommy youngsters are in one of about 20 car .pools (Eds^w»ter> 176.85 Sheridan Lake — St. Cletus’ seals. vard, GR. 7-8196; St. Mary’s (Littlrion) ...... 155.50 (Mission of Cheyenne and Judy .Armstrong, son and daughter of Mr. from St. Pius’ to Denver Catholic schools. Governor Johnson urged sup A.B.C. Doll Hospital St. Dominic’s. Jeannette St. Patrick’* ...... Wells) ...... - port for the campaign ‘‘as Gov Pastore, 3390 W. 36th, GR. 7- Si*. Peter and Paul’* ...... 253.00 Steamboat Sprir^s — Holy ernor of Colorado and a private RELIGIOUS STATUES REPAIRED St. Philomena'* ...... 250.00 0622; St. Piufp Tenth’* ...... 94.20 Sterling — St. Anthony of citizen interested in the health ' Mr. and .Mrs. J. A. .McCourt St. Elizabeth’s. Margaret St. Rose of Lima’* ...... 167.00 Padua’s ...... Regis, Heights Share in Esso Grant and welfare of the people." 616 Downing MA. 3-7617 Daly, 1550 Penn; MA. 3-7245; St. Therese’* lAu^ora) ...... 840.00 Stoneham and Briggsdele— Si. Vincent de Paul’* . . 427.50 St. John’s ...... - While the death rate from St. James’, Mrs. Frank Gold, PARISHES OUTSIDE DENVER Strasburg— (Mission of Regis and Loretto Heights | The foundation is made up College Fund, and $55,000 for tubercufosis has shown a de 2540 Olive, EA. 2-0545; Hugo) ...... Akron— St. Joseph'* ...... i 46.00 I Colleges, Denver, are among |of representatives of the Stand special studies at nine institu cline, the number of new cases 8t. John’s, Mrs. Gerald Cul A*pen— St. Mary’* ...... 85.80 Stratton— St. Charles' ...... Superior—St. Benedict’s approximately 300 private col-iard Oil Company of New Jer- tions, principally in human re being discovered is oh the in- len. 761 Elizabeth, FL. 5-5502; Basalt— St. Vincent’* ...... 36.82 Boulder— Sacred Heart ...... 169.35 (South Boulder! ...... - leges in the United States that;sey and its affiliates. Its 1956- lations. I crease. Joseph’s (Redemptorist), Victor— St. Victor’s ...... - Boulder, South— Sacred will benefit from grants ofi 57 assistance program includes M rt’ Joseph Tamburello, 461 Heart of Mary ...... 31.30 Walden— St. Ignatius’ Woiby—Assumption ...... IS. ' $1,191,450 bv the Esso Educa- Unrestricted grants of $726,- Galapago, AL. 5-0654; Boulder— St. Thomas 1 00 1 Aquinas’ ...... WoiHon«-.st, Krsneis' , , 77!*''°" Foundation. i.SOO for 256 colleges, $216,000 9-12 A.M. 1 to 4:30 P ^ . 6 to 9 P.M. St. Joseph’s (Golden), Mrs. (Mi**ion of Bru*h) BrigKsdnle— St. Joseph’s . ■ The amount that each will re-.for building and other capital Brighton— St. Augustine's . Woodlund Park— Our I>*dy (,'nlonicg - Fjlectrollierapy • X-ray • Ultrasonic Brush— St. Mary’* ...... 2S.12 I of Wood* ...... 14.75 ceive was not made public by!projects at 16 schools, $99,950 Wray— St. Andrew’* ...... 3 Masses on Way Buffalo— St. Elisabeth’s 22.50 the foundation. jfor research to be conducted at Burlinston— St. Catherine’s . Yutna— St. John'* (Akron)., 26.70 DR. GEORGE T. HEIN Calhan— St. Michael’s . 2.00 1 Denver— St. Anthony’* Also sharing in the grants! 14 institutions, $75,000 to the To Ski Country Cascade— ( Mission of Hospital ...... 15.00 , 1 will be Denver University and National Fund for Medical Ed Chiropractor Sacred Heart. Colorado Denver— Reftis CotlcKe ...... 27.9 R^v"’Edward'“DVniIn liioo Colorado College, C o 1 o r a d o i ucation, $25,000 for the 30 RAce 2-0606 1410 S. Broadway Father Francii P. Po- Spring*) ...... u.io Rev. John Canjar Castle Rock — St. Francis’ 10.00 Springs. schools of the United Negro tempa, pastor of St. Paul’* (Elbert) ...... 11.00 Church, Idaho Springi, hat Central City— Assumption announced the times of three (Idaho Springs) ...... 5.00 Cheyenne Wall*— Sacred Maaiei aTailable for ikieri. Heart ...... 25.00 Malles on Sundays are at 8 COLORADO SPRINGS— a.m. in Georgetown, 9 a.m. Corpus Christi ...... 344.49 in Idaho Springi, and 10:30 Divine Redeemer ...... 26T..37 Our Lady of Guadalupe ...... 47.00 a.m. in Central City. Pauline Chapel— These places are con- (Broadmoor) ...... 460.00 t imiiiiii III III iiiiimiiMii Tenient to skiers en route to Sacred Heart ...... 235.80 d. SinqlsL fiwipoASL iiu (Hill >1 «m i ■ iiiiiai I n il. nil I ini St. Mary’s ...... 531.43 the high country from the Craig— St, Michael’s ...... 55.00 In Retponse to Your Demand metropolitan area. Father Cripple Creek— St. Peter's .. 25.24 Poterapa emphasized. The Crook— St. Peter’s (Iliff) ^ 42.73 LASDE’S h Deer Trail— (Mission of OPEN SUNDAYS priest said that the heary Hugo) ...... snows in the mountains have Derby— St. Catherine’s ...... 79.50 10 A.M. TO 9 P.M. increased the flow of the Eagle— St. Mary’s ...... 26.20 East Lake— (St. Catherine’s harrel-stave enthusiasts. — Denver) ...... — ■ ■ ■ - Elbert— Sacred Heart ...... Erie— St. Scholastica’s ...... ■ - Estes Park— Our Lady of t h e Mountains (Love land) ...... 66.25 Evergreen— Christ the King (Golden) ...... 49.60 Flagler— St. Mary’s ...... 8.48 Fleming— St. Peter’s ...... 127.50 To Provii^e the FORT COLLINS— Holy Family ...... St. Joseph’s ...... Fort Logan— St. Patrick's .. 74.09 FoH Lupton— St. William’s Finest Possible (Platteville) ...... 82.84 Fort Morgan— St. Helena’*.. ■ ■ ■ ■ FounUin— (Colorado Springs— St. Paul’*) ...... Frederick— St. Therese’* Funeral Service and Head ...... 32.15 Georgetown— Our Lady of Lourdes ...... 7.SO Glenwood Springs— * St. Stephen’s ...... 118.66 in the Sacred Grand Lake— St. Anne’s (Kremmling) ...... 6.00 GREELEY— Our Ljidy of Peace ...... 23.00 St. Peter’s ...... 200.00 Tradition of the Grover— St. Mary’s ...... ■ ■ ■ — Haxtun— Christ the King (Holyoke) ...... 4.00 Holyoke— St. Patrick’s ...... 38.6*7 Hugo— St.. Anthony’s ...... !, 24.20 Catholic Church Idaho Springs— St. Paul's .. 12.60 JUff— St. Catherine’s ...... Julesburg— St Anthony's 64.00 Kit Carson— St Augustine’s ...... 40.00 Kremmling— St. Peter’s ... 44.60 Within the Means of All RELIGIOUS ARTICLES KeenKaburg— Holy Tamily 24.60 Lafayette— Immaculate Conception ...... • STATUES • ROSARIES • MEDALS LEADVILLE— Annunciation ...... 607.41 • PICTURES • PRAYER BOOKS St. Joseph’s ...... 36.00 Limon— (Mission of Hugo) 27.60 Longmont— S t John the • PENDANTS • BOOKS • PLAQUES Baptist's ...... 96.00 Louisville— St Louis’ 48.25 Loveland— St. John’s ...... 82.48 Manitou— (Mission of Sa* Complete Line of Religious Articles for Church ond Home ered Heart — (Colorado Springs) ...... 12.28 Matheson— St. Agnes* ^ (Mission of Calhan) ...... ■ ■ Mead— (Mission of m oukvaJuL Tn&duoML A. P. WAGNER & CO. Frederick) ...... Meeker— Holy Family ____ 16.42 Mintum— St. Patrick’s ...... 28.70 CHURCH GOODS Monument— S t Peter’s // (Mission of Elbert) ...... ■ "Denver's Leading Catholic Mortuary' Oak Creek— S t Martin’s 606 14th St. Between Califarnia & Welton Newcastle — Precious Blood (Mission of Rifle) ...... — TA. 5-8331 Peels— Sacred Heart ...... 48.00 Phone GR. 7-1626 Platteville— S t Nicholas* .... 21.66 1 Honr FREE Parking Directly Rangely— St Ignatius' (Mission of Rifle) ...... In rear of our store—Welton St. Entrance RedcHff— Mt. Carmel (Misaion of Mintum) ...... 7.90
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Telephone, K eyifone 4-4^05 ThuriJoy, NoYem.ber 22,1958 fAG E FOUK OHiet. 938 Bannock Streot THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER St. Cajeton's Dads' Q ub Priest to Tell Guardian Angels' Parish To Hold Benefit Dance Of Five Years Dance Plann^ on Dec. 1 (Guardian Angels* Parish, Anyone wishing more tickets (Si. Ckjilkn'i Paritk. Dtovar) Mn w«r veteran, and a four- Denvtr) , may get in touch with any The newly formed Dada’ year Navy man. He attended In Red P/ison Final plans are being made member of.the dance commit Athletic Club of the PTA at Holy Trinity School, Trindad; for the fall dance which will be tee, which includes Mr. and Su Cajetan's School, aided by Sacred Heart School, Denver; (All Saintt' Parleh, Denver) Mrs. Paul Patch, Mr. and Mrs, the Parent-Teacher group, has and West High School. held on Saturday, Dec. 1, in the The Rev. Matthew Ruf, VFW Hall, 4300 Pecos Street. Larry Donis, Mr. and Mm. .scheduled a benefit dance for He was on the Navy softball a member of’ the Beth Music will be furnished by the Charles McNulty, and Mr. and Dec. 2 at the .A. F. of L. Hall, team which captured the cham lehem Missionary Fathers, and Mrs. Vernon Haerr. Tickets 3fi0 Acoma Street. Refre.sh- Jofe Perito Orchestra. Tickets pionship in 1953 at Pearl . Har at present assistant at Cure also may be obtained at the ment-s are being offered by the have been mailed to all parish bor, where each player re d'Ars Parish, will be guest rectory. All outside the parish women of the PTA. The Bob ioners. ceived individual trophies for speaker at the Altar and are invited. (irey Sextette, exponents of all their performance. Upon dis Rosary Society meeting kinds of modern rhythms and charge John married the former Wednesday, Nov. 28. Father Form Scout Troop Latin dance arrangements, will Carmen De Aguerre, and they Ruf, who labored for 25 years A Boy Scout Troop is being play. are now the parents of a girl, in China, will tell of his exper organized in the parish for boys .All funds acquired will aug-jTherese Marie. He is employed Games Festrval iences as a prisoner of the between the ages o f 11 and 14-. ment the PT.A treasury, to in- by the Morgan Transfer. A Communists for five years in The first meeting of the boys sure the continuing of athletic younger brother is no\}f in naval the country o f his labors. Fa and their fathers was held on activities and for other school jservice also, ther will speak in the parish In-Westwood Monday, Nov. 19. Anyone who .services. Committees in charge' hall immediately following re is interested and did not attend include: Ways and mean.? chair citation o f the Rosary in the man Bob Sanchez; Willard the meeting may get in touch church at 8 p.m. with Father Leonard Redelber- Juarez, Sam Torres, William Religious goods will be on jg g'the sisters. Shown in the picture are, from left, Best in History and Gus Garcia. Albert Mar ;CircleSlates -Above ger, pastor, or Eugene Sullivan. sale Sunday, Nov. 25, and on Sisters' Pantry Shower Mrs. Alike De Bell, PTA president; the Rev. Westwood.— (St. Anthony of tinez. Phillip Torre.s, Bennie display of The Advent Wreaths are still the following Sunday, Dec. 2, J. J. Eulberg, O.P.; Mrs. Herbert Freidl, chair Padua’s Parish)— The games Valdez. Dan Gonzales, EmO| food brought in by the PTA of St.^Dominic’s available. Those who have in the vestibule o f the church, man of the shower; Sister Mary Anastasius, and party held in the school hall -Alho, and Levi Romero. The i placed their ordhrs may pick up Christnias Shop before and after all Masses. School, Denver, ht a tea and pantry shower for the 'Very Rev. X. G. Forquer, O.P., pastor. last Thursday evening, Nov. 15, women's committee includes Mrs. thekr wreath in the vestibule of An entirely new shipment will was one of the most successful C. Cortez, Mrs. Robert Sanchez, be featured. Many of the + T + the church on Sunday, Nov. 25. Mrs. Dan Gonzales, Mary Mar ever conducted in the parish. Anyone still wishing to place articles are suitable as Christ Approximately 400 people at tinez. P. Torres. Mary and For Littleton mas gifts. an order .may call Faye De Cola St. Therese Games Fete tended the evening’s festivities Phyllis Garcia, .Mrs. Cal Rod-1 The next planning meeting at G L 5-8324. The price is rigues, and Mrs. S. Torres.] Littleton.— (St. Mary’s Par Turkey Parties with 25 of that number carry for Cub Pack 220 will be held $1.25 including a pamphlet of Tickets may be obtained from lish)— St. Ann’s Circle is spon ing home a Thanksgiving din prayers and instructions for in the home o f Mrs. William ner. these members and from theLsoring a Christmas shop which Acton, 3035 W. Hillside, on Nets $5,500 for Parish use during Advent. features handmade gifts and On Sunday, Nov. 18, the Rev. general PT.A -membership. Friday, Nov. 30, at 8 p.m. Aurora.— (St. Therese’s Par on East Colfax. The Drivers At St. Dominic's The Christmas cards are on decorations of all varieties. The Edward Borkowsky, S.V.D., Oldest of Nine The Cub Pack is also in need ish)— Thanks to the co-opera display after all the Masses on shop will be located at the are from Missouri. from Techny, 111., spoke at all Coaching the boys at St. of more den mothers. Any tion of all the people in the The special award, a $100 Sundays. Those wishing names Graham Furniture Company in the Masses making a special Cajetan’s School in softball and mother interested' in serving in parish and especially to the gift certificate, went to Dr. M. printed on ^he cards are asked Englewood on Friday evening, appeal for the missions. He is basketball is young John A. that capacity is asked to call societies for their time and ef Called Success to place their orders early. Gibson. Nov. 23, and all day Saturday, now visiting in the parish and the cubmaster, William Donlon, fort, the eighth annual games The Altar and Rosary So Members of the Altar and Nov. 24. It will be located at (St. Dominic’s Pariiti, Denver) wjll remain in Denver until for particulars, at either WE. party held at the Day Chevro ciety will meet Thursday, Rosary Society will receive Two successful pre-Thanks- next Sunday, Nov. 25. Coffee the Woodlawn Safeway in Lit 4-3371 or TA. 5-5862. Communion in a group on Sun let Garage Saturday evening. Nov. 29, in the church hall. giving turkey parties were held hours are being held each Sun tleton on Saturday, Dec. 1. Pa Father Leo Black, chap Nov. 17, was a big success. day, Nov. 25, in the 8:30 rishioners are encouraged to Martha Fitzsimmons, ' presi Nov. 14 and 15. Approximately day following all the Masses by lain at St. Anthony’* Hos According to Bob Gitzen, o’clock Mass. patronize St. Ann’s Christmas dent, ask* all the members to I, 500 guest? participated in the the Holy Name Society. All pital and formerly a**i*tant chairman, the party netted ap keep in mind the current Shop for distinctive gifts and two-night affair. The grand Holy Name men and their at Presentation Parish, will proximately $5,500. Actual fig drive for new members, and beautiful home decorations at award, a check for $250, was wives are invited to these af Wall preach the sermons for the ures will be available later. to bring their friends to this presented to Julius Nick, 3167 to low prices. Forty Hours’ Devotions at fairs to meet the new members CARPETS The 1957 Chevrolet Station meeting. W. 37th Avenue, on the second Walt On Thursday, Nov. 22, 7:45 p.m. Friday, Nov 23; of the parish. Room Size Wagon was awarded to Sgt. J. Porents' Group night, Nov. 15. Special awards, Thanksgiving Day, a High Mass Saturday, Nov. 24, and at the A formal reception has been D. Driver, a patient at Fitz- dolls made and donated by Mrs. end Smaller will he offered at 8 o’clock. solemn closing Sunday, Nov. Start's Aid Program planned for all the fishers and RUGS simons Hospital. Mrs. Driver is Roy Squires, were awarded on There will not he a 7 o’clock 25. temporarily residing at a motel The newly organized par helpers now working in the Larfttt •electlona in tha city. Mass on Thanksgiving Day. ents’ group of St. Therese’s the first night to Joseph Mahon Confraternity of Christian Doc and on the second night to Mrs. School has begun to function trine program. This reception The following received the Charles Potter; a set of stain Furniture'"in the house in many auxiliary capacities will be held in the church on awards at the annual fall fes less steel cutlery was awarded for the school. The school af the evening of Dec- 5. There Opto WedotvUr Ctfninp Till 9 t'eloek to George M. Galmish. tival Saturday, Nov. 3: Portable St. Vincent's Forms fairs committee, led by Mrs. are now approximately 50 pa television set, Peggy O’Neil, a Bob .Kellogg, inaugurated a Complete turkey dinners rishioners working in the pro E.M.W. student at St. Mary’s School; teacher-aid program in Novem awarded each year, the dona gram aiding in various ways in grocery certificate for $120, tion of John Marino, went on where cash talks Grade 'Tonette Band' ber. the instruction classes for those 2141 So. Broadway Helen Soria; clothing certifi The progarm affords the sis the first night to Mrs. Thomas children attending ’public cate for $100, Mr. and Mrs. SHerman 4-2754 (St. Vincent de Psul's Parish, The purchase of sweaters for ters much-needed assistance in Mahon and on the second night schools. John Huls; floor lamp, Pat to Mrs. R. L. Fry. Other special Denver) the band members was decided clerical ■work, such as setting Jones; brass tumblers, Francis up the records, typing, filing, prizes were awarded to Mrs. R. Waters; set of matching table Jim Fay, band director at upon at the Band Mothers’ Club etc. J. Haberkorn, Geno Degoni, lamps, J. O’Neil; electric blan St. Vincent de Paul’s School, meeting. The uniform for the Under the chairmanship of Mrs. Frank Bartholomew, Mrs. has organized a ‘‘tonette band” ket, Paul Licking; and panda members will be red sweaters,^ Mrs. Virginia Schaeffer, these N. D. Houston, Vera Zangari, Cathedral Parish bear, Connie Golas. As pre in Sister Jeanette’s second Tony Politano, Mary Huston, John A. Albo white shirts, and red ties. M r.!mothers have volunteered their viously announced, the pro grade. Mr. Fay meets with this Fay announced that the first | services for two-hour periods Ray Bowens, William E. Whit Please Patronize These Friendly Firms ceeds from the fall festival group three times a week at public appearance of the school each morning: Mrs. Honora aker, Judith Connelly, and Mi Albo, nide.'it of Mr. and Mrs. 8:40 a.m. In the near future Kmo AIbn-s six bovs and three ^e used to provide as much band will be at the PTA meet- Jacobson, Jo Bradley, Mrs. chael De Grace. he ho))es to start ‘‘tonette girls. John Anlhoby is a Kor-|P«ving and fencing as possible ing Monday, Dec. 10. Mothers ] Fushar, Virginia Shaffer, Law Eighty turkey awards were made. !for the school playground. bands” in the third and fourth attending this meeting were i Raslamski, Rita Bunch, Helen 40 each night. Winners on the first grades. The pyrpose of this night were Betty Ballinger, W. Bus* Mrs. Emma J. Cecchin has Mmes. J. Peters, G. Hoban, W.i Morris. Irene Spratt, Arline con, Dolly Jean O’Neill. Peter Ciacco, project is to find and interest ; returned to her home on South Kdutzkv, E. Geritv, T. Doud, C. Fischer, Elaine Roe, and June Mrs. K. J. Haberkorn, Mrs. James K. prospects for his regular school Weigel. Zel BonicelH, Mrs. Mary Pa* Ott, H. Kiatta, and C. Williams. Rohan PILES Grant .Avenue after undergoing bands. laze. I.arry Bonicelli. Rita M. Elten, surgery. Mrs. J. E. Nicholas is PTA members contributing Another program of the par Silver Crow (tw o), Mrs. F. L. Trox* PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED me ell, David C. Alengi. Robert Reaver, potent Heal Quickly recuperating in her home on to the USO cookie jar were ents’ group, the health and FOR AND DELIVERED VtMvts., Ceta. Mrs. Gormlcy, Mrs. R. T. Holloway, Colfax at Downing Danvsr Rapp Avenue after hospitaliza- safety committee, under the Mrs. H. Glasson, Loretta Montoya. with my To Give Recital Mmes. M. Toombs, H. Kiatta, KEyatono 4*3217 jtion. Mrs. Robert Koran, Jr., L. Pozelnik, N. Turelli, T. direction of Dr. and Mrs. Mat Josephine Montoya, Mrs. Wilfred thew Gibson, has initiated a Schaefer, Mrs. C. Lynch. Eula Pitts. I has also returned to her home Rowe, T. Hallinan, E. Jensen, PROVEN METHOD health program to promote the Mervin E. Casey, Phil Zangari. Axe) after undergoing surgery. F. Toth, H. Kappel, TJ. More Lorents, Mra. Sd Abromeit, Anthony Please Patronize No Cutting No Injection! land, P. Cassidy, L. Erhard, D. physical welfare o f the chil Archuleta, Ann Ficher. Sylvia Bohte, George De Blanc, Mrs. Larry Kaiser. No Suffering No Hotpital Parnell, and H. Pepper. dren. Your REGISTER Mrs. Mary Fiore and her Alyce Knipple, Mrs. Joseph Celek, LOYOLA PARISH Mrs. Bernard Pilz, Joseph Bretz, Mrs. No Lott of Time Members of the PTA who. committee, Mrs. Francis Rob- Advertisers and From Work John Udlck, Jr.; Ida H. Maler. Elisa* SAVE TIKE TRADE AT HOME attended the CPTL meeting nett, Mrs. Mary McGann, Mrs. beth Haberkorn, and Mrs. James W. were Mmes. A. Bruno, L. Pozel Kaylor. Mention Bockx Ftori , Mary Mulligan, and Mrs. Mary DR. ALLEN B. nik, L. Comstock, L. Weber, Second*night turkey winners were E. 17th and Race Jorosz, assisted Mrs. Benson, Mrs. W. E. Bendever, Michael Gor THE REGISTER CROESSMANN G. Learned, D. Sikes, J. Peters, school health, nurse from the don, Pamela Celek, Mary Ann Walley, Sensible Prices DC. Rocky’s Pharmacy, Inc. and W. Angerer. All PTA mem Tri-County Office, in admin Mrs. John W, Micek, Frank Heit. • BREAKFASTS bers are asked to save their Reuben Warford. Mrs. R. J. Turelli, 3.71 14th St. Suite 311 istering the Snellen Eye Test Emma T. Hodapp. Mrs. Frank Mon* • LUNCHEONS I'oiir Conrenient pioneer, blue, and red stamps DOYLE’S AC 2-.5070 FR 7-7250 and making any necessary rec toya, Wanda Heit, Mrs. W. S. Dur • DINNERS Druggist for the coming CPTL card kin. Mrs. Bernard O. Pilz, Betty PoH* 33 Years Experience ommendations. Dental exami • SEA FOODS I..OU tano. Mrs. L. J. Rusan, Donald D. PHARMACY Preicriptiona Liquor party. Mrs. Weber has nations for all the children Camp, J. R. Thomas. Teresa Proctor. (•ki Oili, 4 I... til 10 i.a tickets for this card party, were conducted by Dr. H. C. Mrs. Linda Zarlengo, Silver Crow The Particular Druggist which will be held Jan. 17. (tw o), Ronnie McElliott, Philip Ku* SUPER CHEF Robertson. linski, E. T. Lyons, Sharon Damico, 17th AVE. and GRAY! St. .Anne’s Circle will meet A committee from the health Arrosi from Ctthedral Delphine (tarcia, Mary Ann Galmish. KE. 4-S987 FREE DEUVERY in the home of Mrs. L. E. Croft,'and safety group is also e.x- Kathy Verdcai, Anna Marie Aragon. £. Colfax at Logan ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S PARISH Verda Hall, Marjorie McElliott. Mrs. 1151 S. Josephine Street, onjploring the possibility of a bi- M. Boersig, Theo Martinez. Michael Nov. 23 at 1 p.m. cycle club in the school. De Grace. Mary Marko. Frances Vec* Please Patronize These Friendly Firms chiarelli. Mrs. F. Gagllardl, Mrs. B. M. Hubbard, Ann Wilmot, and Mrs. W. P. Walker. ST. FRANCIS DE SALES' PARISH Washington Lady of Grace Altar Unit The PTA will conduct a NORRIS AG MARKET paper drive on Friday, Nov. Please Patronize These Friendly Firms Sirtl Nonli. Prsf 30. Mr*. Well* i* the chair Park M kt. Miaktt If St Vlntuil'i rirlik Selling Christmas Cards man and contribution* can ||e Bill Hughes Completa AG Food Center Miss Marilyn Nelson (Our Lady of Grace Parish, Nov. 15, conducted by the made through her, GR. 7- Your Friendly Open Sundays 9 Till 2 (a b ov e), a music m ajor in Denver) Men’s Club, was a tremendous 3919. Alameda Drug Store Pest Exterminators AG Store Credi' — Free Delivery concert accordion, will present The members of the Altar success, and chairman Leo V. 0. PETERSON. Prop. Society have beautiful religious Burggraff expresses thanks to Black Wido^ Spider*, 598 S. Gilpin SP. 7-6075 S. ettyton A Louitians PE. 3*9417 her junior recital in the Pioneer Cat Rate Drug» Room of the University of Den Christmas cards on display 'in all the men who helped and fill Clover Mite*, Mice, Etc. the church vestibule after iill who attended the party. U. S. Coast Guard Rays'StandardService ver Student Union on Monday Fountain Service Sundries FREE INSPECTION LEN'S Pharmacy afWrnoon, Nov. 26, at 1 :30. Masses each Sunday morning. The bake sale Sunday morn Your Business Appreciated Ray Guertner, Prop. Miss Nelson is studying under This project is being directed ing, Nov. 18, by the Altar So DENVER PEST L. C. FEHR. Prop. by Mrs. Frances Sohn. ciety was very successful. Exams Announced AJanieda & So. Broadway Member St. Vinctnt d« Paul** Parith AL'ashing - G reasing Robert Davine of the La ment School of Music. She was The turkey party Thursday, There will be a very im CONTROL & Senators Eugene D. Millijcin Have Your Doctor Pbone * So. Clayton at Louitiana the first student to enroll in portant meeting of the Men's CONOCO PRODUCTS Ut Your Pretcription the concert accordion course Bake Sale Slated Club this Friday evening, and Gordon Allott announced SERVICE LAB. RA. 2-9870 that the competitive examina Lubrication-Delco Batteries 2707 E. I>ouisiana R.\* 2^3739 offered by the university in the Nov. 23, at 8 o’clock. and By Golden Group tion for entrance to the U. S. At Louitiana and South Clayton Frpfi Pickup and Deliveiy fall of 1954. Miss Nelson began Father William Gallagher Colorado Terminix Co. Coast Guard Academy will be Car Washing work' on the accordion at the Golden.— (St. Joseph’s Par- preached at the closing of held Feb. 25 and 26, 1957, in Termite Control age of four. She has also had i.?h)— The Altar and Rosary Forty Hours’ Devotion. The Denver and Montrose, Colo. W. A. (Dutch) Thomos SP. 7-4673 1452 S. Bdwy, 11 years’ work on the organ. Society is planning a parish procession was directed by Sue wide bake sale for Saturday, Scholl. The Senators emphasized the Alameda & Logan PE. 3-9840 BONNIE BRAE Miss Nelson and her accor Dec. J, at Eaker’s Department There will be a $40 award opportunity offered young men dion were featured for U months Store. Mrs. Floyd Bjofk and given at this week’s games who choose this four-year course on the Rocky Mountain Barn Mrs. Lawrence Ruffe are in party, held each Tuesday night which leads to a bachelor of sci Shoppiag Center Dance on KBTV, and at present charge. in the parish hall. ence degree and a commission she has her own radio show on as a career officer in the Coast Cure d'Ars Parish KLAK twice a month.' Besides Guard. these activities she entertains Silver Jubilarians Candidates for the examina Please Patronize These Friendly Firms at various dinners and conven tion must be single, at least 17 tions throughout Denver. CONOCO PRODUCTS Preisser's Red & White About 150 rel- years of age but not 22 by \ Lubrication* Car WaBhiog, Battariea Miss Nelson is a graduate of atives and July 1, 1957, and must be in Recharged. Tiro Vulcanizing St. Francis de Sales’ High friends gath excellent physical condition. THELMA KASSON We Give Pioneer Stamps Grocery and Market Please Patronize School and a member of St. ered at the A high school diploma is re BEAUTY SALON FANCY MEATS. VEGETABLES, Vincent de Paul’s Parish. She home of Mr. quired. High school seniors who Your REGISTER 2876 Colorado Bird. BONNIE BRAE AND QUAUTY GROCERIES is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Jud- will be graduated by June 30, Advertisers and Hair Styling Glenn Nelson of 947 S. York son F. Crook- 1957, are eligible, however, to Free Delivery SPruce 7-4447 Permanent Waving Conoco Service Street. ham, 3226 S. compete in the examination. Mention 724 So. Unirertity PE. 3-9909 2331 E. Ohio Av*. (S. Univ. sod Ohio) PHONE DExter 3-1108 Sherman Applicants must have three THE REGISTER .Tbtlma Kasaoa (FCoiusor, Ownar Street, Engle units of English, two of alge Please Patronize Annunciation Pnrish wood, where bra, and one in plane geometry. ^ D f in J u L B j i o s l open house was Your REGISTER The Senators pointed out that John € . Cleaners - Launderers held Sunday there are no geographical YOU ALW AYS Advertisers and lOt/bOH MARKET afternoon hon quotas or limitations for en L. E. Shacklett Joe Abell oring them on trance to the Coast Guard Acad m i ^ s i SAVE AT Mention 71i> S. University AND GROCERY their silver an emy. They urged any young MEATS AND niversary. A THE REGISTER PE. 3-6.y29 OSCAR TUNNELL, Prop. men who are interested to write GROCERIES SIMMONS DRUG Quality Meats and Groceries three - tiered to either ^nator Millikin • or PHONES: MA. 3-S239, TA. 5-3841 wedding cake Senator Allott, Senate Office 2868 Colo. Bird. FR. 7-2614 3800 WALNUT was beautifully Building, 'Washington, D. C.* FR. 7-2706 decorated with The Coast Guard Academy is yellow roses at New London, Conn. SOUTH GAYLORD and wedding HOLY FAMILY ST. PETER & PAUL All Saints Parish bells, with a sil ver “ 25” on top. GOLDEN Shopping District Refreshments PARISH ^ PARISH Brentwood were served to the guests. Mrs. ST. JOSEPH'S PARISH 1 W. H. Willis EMPIRE MARKET cut the cake, Gift Suggestions | Johnny Meyers Bob Holm G & W HARDWARE and Mrs. W. E. Always a wonderful stock of B LA LA C n Davis presided F R E D L U C C I i Sttobeam Appliances 4 Open Week Days and Sundays STANDARD SERVICE ' at the punch Revereware — Dascoware j| 9 A.M. to S P.M. Hunting Season FLOWERS Veraonware Dishes M bowl. The hon- 44tS, Tennjaoa GR. 7-9908 Qaelity Meats - Sea Food See Us 0 r e d couple’s Custom Upholstery Stanley Tools 2 for all occasions Lubrication - Tiro* • Battarioa Tree Light* & Stands for Big Game two ch ild re n , 1058 S. Gaylord SP 7-7567 Meri-Coleen and Carroll, had charge of the guest book, and also Daily Delivery to Hunting License Denver and New Furniture BELMONT assisted with the serving of refreshments. I SO. GAYLORD Guns Mr. and Mrs. Crookham came to Englewood shdrtly after Made to Order Please Patronize PLUMBING CO. and their marriage in Leadville Nov. 8, 1931, and have made their Gifts & Flowers I HARDWARE Ammunition home here ever since. Beautiful Samples to Show Your R e g i s t e r Repairingepairing & Contractinsng Mr. Crookham is employed at the Safeway Distribution Cen by Zeal Neff 1 > JOB TOO Advertisers and I 1055 S. Gaylord NO J o b t o o LARGE OR SMALL ter. Mrs. Crookham has been recorder for the Woodbine Camp Day or Evening Cali» Free Estimatss 2102 S. Federal Blvd. 1218 Washington Mention I SP. 7-2961 I Sam Boxer, Mgr. 1076 S. Gaylord WE. 5-1701 6075, Royal Neighbors of America; for many years and is a 4410 Elm Ct. G L 5-1222 Days PE. 3-2070 member of S.E.A. Sorority and St. Joseph’s Guild. The family CR 9-4041 Golden, Colo. THE REGISTER . [MiMaiiillllMiMiMMllMMMOtX. Nights DA. 2-5379 are members of Our Lady of Lourdes Parish.— (Photo by Smyth)
-i -A i J. — ^ ^ Jg latTmi' 'A' RAGE PlVf T^anJoy, November 22,1955 Office, 938 Bonnock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4-4505 Lancheon, Holy Hoar Father MalateKta to Condaet Ritett ST. ANNE'S FORTY HOURS' C. D. of A. Court to Join WILL BEGIN ON NOV. 23 In 1st Saturday Events (Our Lady of Fatima Club, with prayers and good works held every Saturday morning Huck, Pat Campbell, and John Arvada.— (Shrine of St Denver) and to appeal to Our Lady for from 10 to 11 at the Arvada and Nathan Bryant. Anne)— Forty Hours' De Our Lady of Fatima First spiritual help not only for the Junior High School. votion will open Friday Succetiful Party Saturday Club will be joined Hungarians but all oppressed At present Sister Alexine is mominR, Nov. 23, follow- A capacity crowd attended the by members o f St. Rita’s Court peoples of the world, now training a new class of altar o f the Catholic Daughters of threatened b y Communistic inpr the 6:30 o’clock Mass. boys who will complete their pre-Thanksgiving games party in the parish hall on Nov. 16. America at its monthly lunch domination. Bifrh Mass will be celebrated course and be ready for serving eon in the Denver Dry tearoom Friday and Saturday mominit assignments in January. Free coffee and doughnuts were 'The Denver Fatima Club, es .^rved following the party. Bob at i2:30 p.m. and the Holy tablished more than four years at 6:30 a.m. Services in the Boys enrolled in this class in Hour held from 2 to 3 p.m. on evening will be at 7:45 p.m. Russell, chairman, h a s an ago, has faithfully carried out clude Tommy Barry, Jim nounced that a like turkey olic Club; and Gordon Kovar, president of the Dec. 1, in Holy Ghost Church, the Reparation Society’s pre Closing services with Solemn Brown, Clinton and David Cal Cathedral Young People’s Club. 19th at California Street, Den Benediction will be held at 4 games party will be held on City-Wide Communion scribed hour o f Prayer and re lahan, Bruce Donahue, Jim Fitz Dec. 21 because of the popular The breakfast, an annual event for all the ver. peatedly invites all men, o’clock Sunday afternoon. The patrick, Eddie Frigon, Tommy ity and demand for such a so t young people of the city, will follow a Corporate Other Catholic groups are women, and children to join Rev. Charles Malatesta, O.P., Donahue, Gregory Gilbert, Dale Breakfast on Mov. 25 I'.I. .™ ';" ::;; head o f the department o f re cial. These parties are being Communion in the 9 o’clock Mass at the Ca also being invited to join the them in this monthly Holy Gorrell, Larry Henry, Tob Jan- be the speaker at the city-wide corporate Com thedral. Tickets are $1.65 and should be pur ligion at Loretto Heights, will sponsored by the Holy Men’s Fatima Club in order to make Hour. ke, Jim Jordan, Paul Janke, munion breakfast of the Young People’s Club chased by Friday, ^Nov. 23. They may be the First Saturday o f each conduct the services. Club. Luncheon reservations at Billy Johnson; at the Albany Hotel, Denver, on Sunday, Nov. secured from any o f the following: Bernardine Gerald M. Shea, Denver at month, a day dedicated to’ Our Catechism Classes John Jordan, Greg Jensen, Calhoun, EM. 6-5129; Gordon Kovar, EA. $1.25 per plate will be taken torney and member of St. Ann’s 25. Pictured with Father Gaydos are Ed Tomko, Blessed Mother through the Mike Koras, Tommy Lacomb, by Mrs. John LaTourette at Sisters Frances Margaret, Parish, was the guest speaker president o f the St. Thomas University Club; 2-2218; Alice Sweeney, EA. 2-0052; Barbara prayers and meditations de Allen Montagon, Billy Mark FR. 7-1062; Miss Nina Hiser, Regis Marie, Mary Charles, and at the Junior Newman Club Arden Reusink, president o f the Aurora Cath Lewis, DE. 3-5212; or Ed Buel, RA. 2-2958. scribed by the' Nation Repara, ham, Dwight Metz, Bruce EA. 2-4610; or by Miss Isa- Alexine of Holy Family School meeting. Discussion meetings of tion Society. In view of the conduct the catechism classes Mounsey, Mike Pomarico, Tom To Be Administrative Consultant world situation all Catholics bell McNamara, SP. 7-2181, on for parish children who attend Salazar, Tenny Sanchez, John are urged to “ storm Heaven” or before t^'riday, f^ov. 30. public schools. The sisters are Toohey, Jerry Torrez, Harry assisted by students from Holy Wagner, Jim W'atts, Steve! Family High School. Classes are Woods, Alfred Blakslee, Gerald- C. G. Fraser Named to Hospital Post Friohd.s of a ‘Joioer’ C. Glynn Fraser, former as ference o f Christians and special contributions in the Give Religious Gifts sociate secretary o f the Men- Jews to set up a postwar pro field of family life. of Significance for ninger Foundation, Topeka, gram and expand their field He is an active member and Kans., has been appointed ad staff in a renewed effort to section chairman o f the Pub Christmas Long Service Pays Off ministrative consultant at St. eliminate anti-Semitism. lic Relations Society o f Amer Joseph’s Hospital, Denver, it Xavier University ica, top professional organiza was announced by Sister Leo tion in this field; a charter Hummel Figurines Catherine, administrator, at the During these years he was member, the National Associa For Senator-Elect Cleary executive committee of the hos studying at Columbia and, hav tion of Social Workers; a mem Wood Carvings pital board. ing completed his work there, ber and committeeman, the To Denver’s political wTib- Timers’ Club, where he is the For the past four years Mr. Fraser joined the faculty at American College Public Rela Rosaries . . , Madonnas ers, W'illiam S. (Bill) Powers, chairman o f the board o f di Fraser has been special assist Xavier University, Cincinnati, tions As.sociation; and a mem the Republican campaign co-or rectors: the club is for Union ant to Dr. William C. Men- 0., as director, Xavier Family ber of the American Academy dinator, was a cinch to beat Pacific men . who have been ninger in the .development pro Life Institute and as assistant o f Political and Social Science. COMPLETE LINE OF NATIVITY FIGURES John Cleary for the .State Sen with the company for more - a m of the famous psychiatric to the president. He supervised ate seat vacated by Mayor than. 20 years. He is also a institution. Mr. Fraser vtill be the development program of the W/io’* Who in American Ed 20 Piece Rubber S e t...... $12.50 ucation lists him officially as Nicholson. But they were as member o f the Railway Chris responsible for a broad public university and taught in both assistant professor (sociology wrong as people betting on tophers. relations program and usual undergraduate and graduate Paper Mache Sets ...... $7.50 - $12.50 Adlai. printed materials and will coun schools. His maj'or field has and education) and reports he Powers was the man cred •Was Red Cross sel and assist regarding admin been marriage guidance and has published numerous articles China Sets...... $20.00 ited with revitalizing the GOP Field Director istration and management prob family life with minor work in in the field of public relations Wood C arved...... $25.00 - $75.00 in the area. Powers was well w .. I lems and personnel relation communications arts. as well as in his professional known throughout his party. Foremen in many o f the in ships. He has twice won national disciplines. It also indicates he Cleary was a popular Demo dustries in Denver know Cleary Father Charici Malateata, O.P. A native o f Boston, Ma.ss., recognition for educational is included in Harper’s Anthol Fraser was graduated from ogy of College Verse and in cratic captain in District 24. a-s a past president of the the club are held every Wednes contributions, in 1951 when American Supervisors’ Associa Boston College in the class of Muse, the American Poets’ To all appearances Cleaiy was day at 7:30 p.m. in the parish awarded a Certificate of Dis ^h rt (Oalsddsm. Qo. tion and he also has served ’32 and then did graduate work tinction by Encyclopedia Brit- memorial edition to Edgar Al well known only in District 24. hall. All high school age chil as a Red Cross field director. at Notre Dame, completing the len Poe. But what the political writ dren attending public schools tanica for work in the field of Religious Articles Born in Des Moines, Cleai^ master o f arts course in a spe His wife, Elizabeth, and their CImrrIi Supplies ers did not know was that John are invited and urged to attend audio-visual aids in education attended parochial and public cialized field known as “ Boy- three daughters, Ellen, Mar Cleary was a “ joiner” — and an these meetings. The regular ses and teaching; and in 1952 1120 Broadway CH. 4-6304 .schools there before coming to ology.” which emphasized pro guerite, and Terese, will join active one, at that. His friends sions conducted by the pastor. when given the annual Free Denver in 1916. He lives at grams for youths. Resuming dom Foundations Award for him .soon. in a multiplicity o f organiza Father Bernard Kelly, are de 1160 Gaylord Street and is a graduated work later on, he tions turned out to vote. signed to teach the high school Cleary is president of the member o f St. Philomena’s Par took a master o f education de children facts and theory which Denver Taxpayers’ Protective ish. He has two sons, John Jr., gree at New York University are vital in the religious life of and Lawrence C., both o f Den in 1947 and finished his doc the Catholic student. jet. Ompiio offers your choice of ver. torate studies in social and po litical science at Columbia in Never Any Mt. St. Vincent's 1951, Pessimism During the ’30s Fraser was GENERAL ELECTRIC Cleary himself never felt any Prize Is Awarded pe.ssimism about his chances in the election. Many, of his sup porters, too, were confident. C. Mrs. Jos. Barth E. Williams, a fellow worker at Union Pacific and a fellow The annual benefit party for officer of the. Supervisors’ As Mt. St. Vincent’s Home, Den sociation, volunteered and ver, given by S t Vincent’s Aid served as a good example to Society on Nov. 12, was at PORTABLE prove that attempts to intro tended by a capacity crowd. duce relitnous prejudice into Mrs. Robert McGlone, presi the campaign ended in failure. dent o f the society, thanks all When he is sworn into office who helped to make the bene on Jan. 2 for the two-year fit such a splendid success. The term, (Jleary will take with major award of $50 went to him a valuable amount of ex Mrs. Joseph Barth. perience gained in the organ When St Vincent’s Aid So izations he has served volun ciety'm et in the home of Mrs. tarily. He believes that people James Logan on Nov. 6, the of today differ from those of Rev. Anthony Borer, S.M.B., a generation ago in their in of Blessed Sacrament Parish, terests. was the guest speaker. He John Cleary “ Thirty years ago,” he said, talked of his recent trip to the Hofy Land. Association— a group that will “people joined groups for so summon members from every cial reasons. They would drive Sister Mary Ursula, superior section and show up at a coun 20 or 30 miles to meet with of Mt. S t Vincent’s Home, re cil meeting with a half-hour’s their friends and exchange ported the renovation of the notice to protest something small talk. Today people join laundry facilities would soon C. Glynn Fraier they don’t like. His friends in groups that are functional. The begin, and plans for the build unions recognize him as the groups that face iasues and ing of the new wing are near Boston director o f the National former vice president of the take sides on matters are the ing completion. Youth Administration. He was Brotherhood o f Railway Car groups that are a success. Peo The Christmas meeting will the author later on of the spe men of America. Other friends ple want to make their voice be held in the home of Mrs. cial experiment known as the are in the Union Pacific Old heard, and they want to serve.” John Akolt on Dec. 4. Youth Job-Training and Work- Experience Project carried out at the controversial Quoddy These People Were Laughing Dam at Eastport. Me., the joint endeavor of Canada and the U.S.A. to harness the tides of the Bay of Fundy to produce electric power. Youth Service Fifteen years of youth serv ice included professional as sociation with the Boys Clubs of America, the National Fed eration o f Settlement Houses, the Boy Scouts o f America in both the Boston Office and the New York Headquarters, and Carry them from the UN Children’s Bureau. room to room, town to country, car to During the early part of hotel. WoiKlerful aete World War II Fraser was USO for the children's room. Regional Supervisor for New England, representing the Na tional Catholic Community Service; and, during the latter part of the war, was associated ★ Console-like pi(rt;ure with the U.S. Department of sharpness. Meui! G'E-Peueiwfi" State in a special assignment 40 square inches o f viewable training youth leaders from area — Model 9T001. Weighs Latin America. The work dealt ★ Work anywhere a less than 13 pounds! An with a program to combat the console will work! amazing mite—with a sharp, spread and influence of Nazi bright, clear picture. And This Is What They Laughed at and Communist propaganda in our neighboring republics. ★ Choice of cabinet Following' this experience hoishesl $9995 with the Good Neighbor Policy, Fraser joined the staff of John Price Jones, Inc., of New York City, a firm of public relations consultants. One interesting Come in and see how beautifully they work assignment was that o f han dling the internationally pub licized “Fair Trial for (jeneral Trade in Your Old Piano, Player or Grand on a New Draha Mihailovitch,” the Chet- nik leader who was the first 1957 Television general to lead an army against m the Nazis and the Communists in Yugoslavia. Fraser also **Nothing But the Finest served wdth the National Con- Paramount Club, Business Meet,] Social Nov. 27 i
The Paramount Social Club will meet Tuesday evening, Nov. 27, in the Catholic USO, 1663 Grant Street, Denver, at 8 o’clock. A short business meeting conducted by Bob Joe, Jr. Bisk, president, will be followed who aided in the success of the event were Mr. by dancing and card playing. PIANOS-ORGANS The Annual Box Social a and Mrs. Richard Mark, co-ordinators; Dr. The dinner-dance in the Ar APPLIANCES - TV- HI-FI gonaut Hotel Nov. I'O was at parent groups was held Nov. 18 in the Wolcott and Mrs. Samuel P. Newman, decorations; Mr. and Mrs. Budd Howard and Pasquale Marran- tended by 40 members and Room at Wolhurst The old-fashioned event, zino, who wrote the script for the play that was their friends.. Guest speaker dressed up to suit modem tastes, was a sellout. presented; and Mr. and' Mrs. Jess Equrola, was Father Fred Mann, C.SS.R., 1332 BROADWAY I / . CH. 4-4556 Approximately 400 persons attended. ticket committee. ■ chaplain for Denver General The second annual event sponsored by the Gratitude was also expressed for the co Hospital. Olingers Quartet ren dered three numbers. The Phil u Dads’ Club o f St. Mary's grossed about $3,000. operation griven the affair by the Mothers’ Club One Block South 6j the Capitol Among the many parents of students at the of the high school, the grade schpol PTA, and lips Orchestra played for danc academy, together with friends and patrons, Dads’ Club. ing. i ■'f 1 -
Thursday, Norember 22,1956 PAGE SIX OHtc«, 931 l«niMck* Strtct THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone' Keysfone 4-4205 Our Lody's Rosary Making Father McHugh Club Seeks More Members lo Address Aid (Oar Lady's. Rotary Makiag Holy Trinity Mitaionary Fa-i Club, Doavar) then. Silver S p rin g Md., 300 ; = Mr. Plumb, president, called Indian Missions, Chamberlain,' • meeiine in Holy Ghost Hall S. Dak., 150; Legion o f Mary, Society Nov. 1 1 for the leaders of the Denver Cathedral, 160. Chapter Kov. 15 for the pur- When Our Lady o f Peroetual The Dominican Sisters and poiie of planninir ways to in Help group o f Holy Family Friends of the Sick Poor Aid crease the membership. Since Parish met Nov. 14, they re Society will meet in Corpus the increased devotion to Onr ceived three new members and Christi Convent, 2501 Gaylord Bles-sed Mother through the 45 rosaries were handed in. Street, Denver, on Tuesday, Rosary is so widespread, the The next meeting is Dec. 5. Nov, 27, with the president, reed for more rosanes is ver>' A.ssnmption group meets in Mrs. A. D. McGill, presiding. urgent. .\lso considered were the S t Louis Rectory the first The meeting will _ open at methods for each group to plan Tuesday of each month. 1 ;30 p.m. with recitation o f the ways within their own clubs to Rosary in the new convent raise funds to help finance the The new Deanery Club at Loveland will meet Dec. 4, } chapel. project. Rosaries sent included Negro The S t Cabrini group of The guest speaker will be the Leadville sent in 300 rosaries. Mis.sions. Euffala, .Ma.;. 150; Rev. Owen McHugh of the Ca They have three new members. thedral, well known as a public Most Precious Blood group speaker and for his convent l l ■> a g p I / fi>>imade 150 rosaries; S t James' work. HU Ifl IVl L L J?-: Parish' group, 150; and St Members are reminded of the W 111 I I I b b *';:;:ljohn’s Parish group, 160. annual pantry shower for the ■ Denrcr'i l^ntling Delicaieiterti-ii sisters, which is held at this and Catererg November meeting. Donations of canned or staple foods will :;3U E. 7th Ava, KE. 4-1986:;:; be appreciated. ' ^Cherry Crefk Center EA. 2-4144X; Plans will be completed at ^Freshly Baked, Family Size;:;: BAKERIES this meeting for the annual Mrs. L. F. Nagel, left, is shown holding Christmas cheer party to be Prize Winner the lamp she won at the Archbishop’s Guild Chicken Pies, $1.75| *‘The Finest Onlj/* Eugene Blish, Kappa Gamma Pi memberjwho held in December. dance. With her is Betty Jo Burke, member of the dance com 66 So. Broadway Help Promote Vocations * iS demonstrated the Advent Wreath; and Mrs, A. All members and friends are mittee. ' J. Artzer, Denver Deanery chairman of the HOME MADE PIES % 753 So. Univeriity other such liturgical demonstrations in the home invited. Refreshments and a so + + 1550 Colorado Blvd. family-parent education spiritual development cial will follow'the meeting. ijiOpen Sundays 9 :30-6 ;30| 2410 Eait 3rd Ave. can help to encourage religious vocations among committee. The Advent Wreaths are being spon + + + young people, according to the Rev. C. B. sored by the Loretto Heights Alumnae Associa Archbishop's Guild Calls Woodrich, archdiocesan director of vocations, tion, an affiliate of the Denver Deanery Coun shown here with^left to right, Mrs,.Daniel Yaco- cil. Information on the wreaths may be obtained vetta, president, Denver Deanery Council; Mrs. by phoning Mrs. P. G. Cronin, DE. 3-2567, Benefit Party Big Success OLIVER’S MEAT MARKET + + + (Archbishop’s Guild, Denver) Marie Dinan will entertain The Archbishop’s Guild thanks Blessed Martin’s Circle Novem 33 YEARS ON E. 6TH AVE. all who helped to make the ben ber 26. Eileen Koester’s father, Either More Vocations Now or Schools efit dance-card party a success. Mr. Dolan, is a patient at St. CHOICE STEAKS ROASTS ORDER The winner of the RCA 'portable Joseph’s Hospital. television set wa4 Mrs. Larean Pauline Koran of Ava Maria FRESH POULTRY FISH A3nnami. Mrs. L. F. Nagel was Circle is recuperating from an Will Be With Few Nuns, Priest Warns the recipient of the special emergency appendectomy. prize, a lamp. Bernice Bostwick will be the 8 Experienced Meal Cutlers to Serve You (Denver Deanery Council) the children in co-operating. ‘close’ to Him. No child will be Members of St. Christopher’s November hostess for Mystical “ Religious vocations must be Father Woodrich concluded his willing to sacrifice his or her Circle and their husbands will Rose Circle. Phone PE. 3-4629 ' 1312 E. 6th Are. fostered and encouraged tioio— talk with the remipder, “ No one life for God until they have be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hours 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. Ample Parking in Rear today, 1956— or within a decade can serve God until he knows learned to sacrifice the small James A. McDonald at a din the parochial schools will be Him and loves Him and is comforts of life for Him.” ner meeting Nov. 27, at which Ft. Collins Area staffed by lay teachers and time the group will assemble merely supervised by one or two Gift Display Planned the layette for the Christmas CCW Has Meet FOR THE FINEST CLEANING nuns,” said the Rev. C. B. breakfast. Woodrich, archdiocesan director Mr. and Mrs. Myles Dolan of The Fort Collins Deanery AND REPAIRING of vocations, speaking at the Past Presidents of PTAs Infant of Prague Circle are the Council -flf Catholic Women family-parent education commit parents of a girl, Mary Ellen, met in the Immaculate Concep tee session of the Denver Dean born Nov. 7. ORIENTAL and DOMESTIC RUGS tion Church, Lafayette, on ery Council. Plan Card Party on Dec. 3 Dolores Mueller will entertain Tuesday, Nov. 13, wi(h Mrs. Father Woodrich quoted sta the St. Thomas More Circle The Past Presidents’ So the music to be presented Myron Siefken, president, pre NEW RUGS and CARPETS tistics to prove his point. “ At the Rer. ;Ow«n McHugh Nov. 30. All members are asked cial Club of Catholic PTAs by the Denver Symphony siding. present time, in the United to bring a gift for the layette. will sponsor a card party on Orchestra for the parochial States alone, we need 6,000 girls Election of officers was held Father Vincent Peter, O.S.B., Dec. 3 in the Electric Insti school children. These rec ACCN Meeting conducted two audience partici a year to be professed as teach by S t Theresa’s Circle, as fol tute, Denver. Refreshments ords are played in each school pation games, so that the Call ing sisters. Last year only 1,560 Is Set for Nov. 29 lows: President, June Rohan; will' be served and many for the children who will at women would have a chance to girls took their vows.” He secretary, Mary Fiore; treas gifts will be on display. tend the Children's Concert. become better acquainted and stressed the fact that the work (Archdiocesan Council of Cath urer, ^relda Becker; linen 2630 E. 3rd DE. 3-8840 or EA. 2-8361 Mrs. Jerry Carpinella, Th^ is the third year that of God depends on the numbers olic Nurses, Denver Chapter) chairman, Ann Lancaster; and learn as they did. president of the group, an the Past Presidents have AUo Wall to Wall Cleaning in the Homo of religious personnel The ACCN meeting will be spiritual chairman, Mamie Father John Haley o f the nounced that Mrs. Clifford sponsored this project of pur held at St. Joseph’s Nurses’ Deutsch. Cure d’Ars Parish, Denver, Two, causes are responsible Welch is the chairman of the chasing records. Home Thursday, Nov. 29. There The November hostess of gave a talk on marriage during for this dearth of religious vo party. The tickets are $1 Any past president who will be a doll and apron sale, Sancta Maria Circle will be the luncheon hour. cations, Father believes: Lack of and may be purchased from wishes to donate a prize may and special prizes. Marguerite Walsh. Virginia Ro discipline in the home; and members of the Past Presi The afternoon session in call Mrs. Welch, and ar binson of this circle will spend cluded an interesting develop parental prejudice against the dents’ Social Club or by con Members are asked to re rangements will be made to member to bring a donation for Thanksgiving in Kansas City. ment on “ Programming” con religious life. “ Both can be cor tacting Mrs. Welch, 365 Co pick it up. the Little Flower and Vail Our Lady of the Rosary Cir rected by serious attention to the rona, SPruce 7-8341. ducted by Mrs. Lite Gallegos, Mrs. David Sikes, vice Centers. duties and responsibilities of The proceeds will be used cle made 25 dolls which will be ACCW president; Mrs. J. Leon president, presided at the familydife and this is the work to purchase recordings of donated to the orphanage for ard Swigert, and Mrs. L. A. of your family-parent educa meeting in November in the Teacher on Christmas. • Higgins. tion committee,” he said. absence of the president. She announced that there National Program The Beer That 'Get Tough!' would not be a meeting of Made Milwaukee Famous Practical suggestions for suc Alumnae Hold the group in December, but cessful family living includes urged attendance at the card the primary directive: “Get party. The past presidents MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. Tough!” Because the average of St. Joseph’s (Redempto- Catholic family is surrounded by 1st Card Party rists) PTA served the des Robert M. — Paul V. — M. T. Murray; peojfle of little or no religious sert luncheon at the meeting. faith, the tendency is to com promise, to “ water down” both In Cherry Hills Like Tender Veal religious convictions and per Memorial Rite Cutlets with sonal actions, Father insists. St. Mary’s Academy Alum 41 Delicate Mushroom The only antidote for this in nae held the first alumnae card Is Scheduled by Flavor sidious weakening of the moral party Nov. 1.3 in the auditorium fiber of our people is a “ tough in Cherry Hills. Guild at Regis So Good, ening process” of the individual, The event was a huge success the family, and the nation, So Economical with a good representation The annual memorial service j "Getting tough” for the indi from graduation classe.s dating for the deceased members of So easy to prepare vidual means going beyond the back to 1915. A Meatliess Main Course “ lukewarmness” of just barely The planning committee in the Regis Guild will be held Choplets are served living within the boundaries of cluded Mmes. Cyrus Colburn, Sunday, Nov. 25, at Regis Col with Meot-like Flavor ■with satisfaction the Commandments. It means Jr.; Bernard Kelly, Ray Barber, lege with Ma.ss in the Student ' DELICIOUS NOURISHING the discipline of one^s time so by our leading Jr.; Albert Norcross, Robert Chapel at 8:30 a.m. HOLIDAY SALE ECONOMICAL that definite periods of each day DeLine; Colleges and are given to daily attendance at Breakfast will be served Mmes. J. H. Davis, Thomas n il our Entire Slock of Seminaries Mass, the reception of the sac Waters, John Breeeger, Martin after the service in the main raments, and prayer. dining room and a short busi Kelly, and Earl Reum; ^ S u p e r b ly Styled “ Getting tough” for the fam Misses Katherine Morrissey, ness meeting will follow. The ily means the establishment of Kay Fortune, Francis Jennings, Rev. William Steiner, S.J., re Tf^iir thi< «d ad out now as a reminder to ask for Choplets rules— standards of dress, be and Ruth Ann Kennebech. quests reservations for the Miss Aurelia V a 11 ey CUMMERBUND & CUMMERVEST SETS today at your frieirdly havior, and curfews— and the In addition to card playing, breakfast, which will be ac (above), Sheridan Union self-discipline of parents in see cepted as late as noon Satur Priret Reduced 23% to 50% on each item . . . KING SOOPER A.G. STORE the evening’s activities included High School English teacher, Add "Spice** to your Holiday Formalwcar • « • « ing that these rules are obeyed day, Nov. 24, at GL. 5-3633. will participate in a panel dis refreshments, many prizes, a Perfect for ChritUnas Gifti, MILLER’S SUPER MARKET SAFEWAY as well as the self-discipline of turkey, a n d b e d comforter The guild also will observe cussion a t . the annual conven Great Variety — Metallic., Silk., Satin., Plaidi, PIGGLY WIGGLY HEALTH FOOD STORE award, and a reunion of the its 30th birthday on this oc tion of the National Co'uncil of Solid., Polka., Check., and Stripe.. All Size.. Tbt fintst for that InporttDt Bomeot i graduates. casion. The founding date is Teachers of English in St. rakes our ^)eclsJt]i • Louis during the Thanksgiving • Btores to sens jroo Some of the guests included Nov. 21, 1926. Much progress Institutional aizes available through Mmes. Howard Martin, W. B. is recorded in this ever-grow holidays. ing group of Jesuits’ relatives, | ! I Voss Bros. Bakeries Berger, Robert Bruhn, Harry While at the convention she RENTAL SALES Health Food Soles Co., 3443 Walnut St, Schnibbe, Dbnald Karr, Ben E. who in their ardent care have will serve as delegate to the I main office and plant done so much in the chapels at A DENVER — WESTERN DISTRIBUTORS Fraus, Paula Little; board of directors’ meeting for 1611 3220 Meade GR 7-1659 Mmes. T. Raber Taylor, How Regis and at Fraser. In addi the English section of the East Glenarm AM. 6-0608 ...... i l l ard Credc, P. C. Allen, Herman tion the^ many years show much ern division of the CEA. Seep, Mary Savageau, Harry of service to the various mis Miss Valley, who is the ele Zook, and Francis McMenanny; sions both at home and in far mentary and high school public THIS STAMP IS THE GOVERNMENT’S WAY OF HELPING Misses Margaret Ann Mohan, away places. relations representative for Elizabeth O’Mally, Joan Vec- Members needing transporta NCTE in Colorado, is a mem YOU TO KNOW hio, and Margaret McFadden. tion are asked to call James J. ber of Cathedral Parish, Den O n e g i f t + + Arkins, MA 3-8043. ver. f “ a* 4 V a TH AT GIVES MEAT QUALITY s o MUCH A gift that becomes an All Beef and Lamb cuts sold at opportunity for your child .. . a cherished your friendly Safeway Stores possession for every member of the family. are cut from meat that the Fed Select from fashionable Everetts and low-priced eral Government has graded Cable-Nelsons. a n d stamped “ U. S. D. A. as little as , USDA CHOICE” Grade. - S 8 Q 5 0 'down will deliver this U. S. 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from left, back row, Mrs. Albert Nofeross, St. Mary's Academy <>« the treasurer; Mrs. Earl Reum, vice president; I • first card party Mrs. J. H. Davis, board member; and Mrs. Alumnae leaders Thomas Waters, board member; front row, Mrs. Martin Kelly, board member; and Mrs. Cyrus Alumnae Nov. 13 hre shown above. They are. Colburn, Jr., president... Store Open Mon., Wad.,^Fri. E venly, until 9 'p.m. 1 PAGE SEVEN Thundoy, Nortmbtr 22,1956 OHkt, 926 lonnock Sfrttf THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4-4205 St. Mary Alumnae Plan 1 Mullen Mothers' Scholarship Fund Drive M o m m i i . TI s w a . Club Serves 400 The alumnae of S t Mary Col Margaret White, chairmi^, at lette of Leavenworth. Kans., are FR. 7-7243, or Sister Marianna, sponaorinit their wonual drive moderator, at CH. 4-1S42.-A11 for the scholarship fund. This ntembers of the alumnae are At Ham Dinner year they* are ttivinf away a urged to help make the drive a Ginny doll with three complete real success. The Mullen Mothers’ Club wardrobes and $16. The award The annual Christmas dinner served a ham dinner to 400 will be made at S t Joseph's honoring the Colorado St. Mary persons Nov. 18. After 6 p.m. Hospital’s Nurses’ Home on Dec. College students will be held on the guests had to be turned 4. Thursday, Dec. 27, at S t Jo away. Among the distinguished Proceeds of the benefit will ito seph’s Hospital's Nurses’ Home visitors were Mrs. Ella Mullen to the scholarship fund to en at 1 p.m. It will be a luncheon Weekbaugh and J. Keman able more students to enjoy the this year to enable more mem Weekbaugh and son. advantatte of a college educa bers to attend. Further infor Mrs. James Carroll, presi tion. mation may be obtained from dent, thanks the priests o f the Anyone wishing to take part Mrs. Bernard Klein at CH. neighboring parishes for their in the project may contact Mrs 4-3443. generous support. Mrs.- Edward Bole and Mrs. + ■ + + + + Reservations are being made for the Alfred Poehlmann, hospitality, OperaGuiid to were assisted by Mmes. John opening night of the Greater Denver Fatter, Paul Trumble, Clifford Opera Association’.s pre.sentation of Matson, E. J. Monahan, Joseph Qive la Boheme' La Bohem e, in Italian, in the newly Wadsack, Donald Allan, Fred remodeled dity Auditorium, Denver, Friday and Saturday eve Batterman, Art Higgins, J. W. nings, Nov. 23 and 24. Smith, and Edward Egloff. Plenty of goo^ seats are still available for both Friday and Mrs. Godfrey Franc donated Saturday, Nov. 23 and 24, and may be had by calling at the carnations and chrysanthemums May Co. Box Office, AC. 2-8937. for the tables. Shown above are, from left, Mrs. John Wheeler, Mrs. Lionel Mrs. Robert Norton and Mrs. Lorie, chairman of season ti'ckets; and Mrs. Eleanor Whitford Peter Steinback, co-chairmen Gould, president of the Greater Denver Opera Guild. ____ of ways and means, had dinner The Rev. Matthew chairman of the Catholic Parent-Teacher League, help from Mmes. William Wag Former Prisoner Ruf, S.M.B., assistant who is shaking his hand/and the hostesses of goner, Albert Alberto, Joseph at Cure d’,A.rs Parish, the month, Mrs. Fred Biirdorf, president of St. Rhone, Lloyd Van Loon, John Of Communists Denver, was met at Patrick’s PTA, at left,/and Mrs. Michael Mc Floyd, James Carroll, Ross y r ,h door by Mrs,the James Koning, hospitality Donough, president of the St. Rose of Lima PTA. Clark, James McCormack, W. E. Dowling, Fred Herceg, John WINDOW + - f + + 'Walsh, Ed Goebel, John Rossi, Angelo Domenico, Charles Tur ner, and G. C. Sullivan. Sorghium Seed, Hof Wafer 'Wash' Diet The treasurer, Mrs. Robert ^ MATERIALS Schlut, who has never missed i a meeting, has an infant son. Mmes. Thomas Miller, R. E. Shown above with the Ginny Described by Fr. Ruf, Reds' Ex-Capfive Cissell, and John Scott helped WE HAVE THE GENUINE For Scholarship Fund Doll that will be awarded bv the men in the family food bar Top Quality the alumnae of St. Mary College of Leavenworth, Kans., to (Catholic Parent-Teacher contribute three premium stamp president ■ of the St. Rose of during the game? Nov. 18. LONG benefit their scholarship fund are Mrs. Stoddard White (left), League, Denver) books toward prizes for the Lima PTA. Prizes were a set The next meeting will be (jJ c O ip k WINDOW 2340 Ash Avenue, Denver, and Mrs. Jerry Piacentine, 115 Beryl A diet of sorghum seed mixed event. These can be turned in at of ceramic angels, and three Dec. 5. Members are asked to LASTING MATERIALS Avenue, Broomfield Heights. with hot water with a hot water the Christmas party, which is home-baked fruit cakes made by bring gifts for the Christmas “ wash" two or three times a being planned for all the PTA members of St. Rose of Lima’s party. ALL 36" WIDE day and 12 to 17 hours work in presidents in December. More Altar and Rosary Society. a factory daily was the typical information will appear in the The patronage of the month Seminary Aides FLEX-O-GLASS treatment of prisoners of the Register. There is no meeting on St. Cecciia was given by Mrs. only 26 Run. Ft. Communists in Manchuria when planned for December. Francis O’Brien of St Joseph’s To Meet Nov. 27 the Rev. Matthew Ruf, S.M.B., * Hostesses, assisting Mrs. Parish. The St. Thomas Seminary GLASS-O-NET was their “ guest” for five years James Koning, hospitality chair The group sang “ Mother Be Auxiliary will meet on Tuesday only 24 Run. Ft. and 100 days a few years ago. man, were Mrs. Fred Burdorfij loved” to the accompaniment of morning, Nov. 27, at 10:30 in Father Ruf, who spoke to the president of St. Patrick’s PTA, Mrs. Roxie Vendena at the the home of the Catholic members of the league on and Mrs. Michael McDonough, piano to open the meeting. Daughters, 17 th at Grant PLASTIGLASS only 31 Run, Ft. Nov. 15, told o f losing 60 Street, Denver. pounds in five months on such First to Reach Quota The meeting was originally a diet with very few hours of scheduled for Tuesday, Nov. WYR-O-GLASS only 35 Run. Ft. MORTUARY' actual sleep during the duration 20, but was postponed because of his imprisonment. of the heavy snowstorm. The SCREEN-GLASS only Sq. Ft. 1375 E. Hampden Ave. SU. 9-9460 or FR. 7-2098 Father Ruf, who was arrested Converf Leads Seefion 13 meeting called for next Tues 1 7 as an “ American spy” on such day will be the final one before flimsy "evidence” as having re Christmas. Complete Plastic Storm Window Kits . . . ceived letters and telegrams The tea held Sunday, Nov. from America and for having To 100% in Cbesf' Drive 18, sponsored by the auxiliary, spoken to an American officer, was a huge success with ap 3' X 6' Only 3 9 c said that' the real reason was Section 13 has done it again! Mrs. Burton credits her hard proximately 80 people in at the fact of his priesthood. He Making 100-per-cent quota in working assistants with the tendance. • 2 « told of the modern-day martyr the Community Chest drive is success of the drive. The 5’ X 10' Only dom in Red China where he not news for Mrs. Eugene Bur majors for her section were knew of 200 Chinese priests who ton’s Section 13, but being the Mrs. Frank A. Marley (131), THY FIRST lost their lives for their faith first section to make 100-per 665 S. Utica Street; Mrs. St. Thomas Club J jc d b ijT s u and of thousands and thousands cent quota in the current drive Joseph Padilla (132), 595 South of people who also died at the is cause for celebrating, her Hazel Court; Mrs. D. Hadley Giftwares — Housewares — Hordwore hands of the Communists. workers believe. Easton (133), 1360 W. Cus Of the millions of people in One hundred-per-cent quota ter Place; Mrs. Emil Martinac Meeting Hears 32 Broadway PE. 3-2940 that country, he said that not seemed practically an impossi (134), 1409 S. Irving, Street; more than five or 10 per cerrt bility two weeks ago when the Mrs. Alden Delarm (135), 2325 were really Communists, yet “reject” cards started pouring W. Mexico Avenue; Mrs. Jo Fr. Matthew Ruf today there are no religions into the hands of Mrs. Burton seph Martin (136), 2550 S. being practiced there, not even and her able assistant, Mrs. F. Hazel Court; and Mrs. Jose More than 75 members and the predominant pagan reli A. (Sylvia) Gillice, 888 S. De phine Martinez (137), 181 S. guests attended the meeting of gions. Of the 7,000 to 8,000 catur Street. “ Not at home,” Alcott Street. the St. Thomas University Club’ FREE Operating in ond from BULLOCK'S, affording brothers and sisters who were “ Won’t answer door.” These District 138, a “ problem” Wednesday, Nov. 14, in the area, was canvassed by Mrs. doing missionary work there, and other reasons were written Knights of Columbus Hall, Den Decorating advice and loyely surroundings for the recitation of the Burton and Mrs. Gillice, with about 40 are left, he said. on each card. The most notable ver. The speaker for the eve estimates in our studio Father Ruf, who was rector fact about all -the cards, how the assistance o f the Loretto ning was the Rev. Matthew Ruf, | Heights students and Mrs. Jolin Rosary, No traffic or parking annoyance; 17 of the seminary for Bethlehem ever, was their ddnation S.M.B., assistant pastor at Cure or in your home , Pitts and her group of Camp Fathers there for 15 years, is “value”— $1 per card. There d’Ars Parish, who was a pris minutes from Downtown Denver. Fire leaders. This district, a now an assistant at Cure d’Ars were hundreds of them! ' oner of the Chinese Communists EA. M 4 8 6 part of Arapahoe County, was Parish, where he has been for Mrs. Burton alerted her for five years and 100 days. for appointment about two and one-half years. In “ emergency” committee of made a part of Section 13 only this year. It included Goat Sixty-two members and guests 22 years experience his closing remarks, he asked two: Mrs. J. G. Rosebrough, attended the progressive dinner the women to remember the op 2201 W. Virginia Avenue, and Hill, College View, and Ster ling. planned by Ann and Mary Fran Draperies • Rugs pressed people now under Com Mrs. Joseph Padilla, 595 S. ces Mohan on Sunday, Nov. 18. munist domination and to pray Hazel Court. They divided the Mrs. Burton also commends Carpets - Upholstering the pastors of Presentation, St. The evening started with cock CHILDREN'S SHOP for them. reject cards and started tele tails at 5 p.m., then appetizers, phoning. “ Was there some mis Anthony’s, and All Saints’ Plans Card Party Parishes— with a special com after which the Misses IJohans HANSEN take? Did the donor realize served a baked ham dinner in Mrs. James Ford, president of how essential each dollar was mendation for her own pastor, QUITTING BUSINESS their home. Host and hostesses the league, announced plans for to the success of the Com the Rev. Barry Wogan of St. ENTIRE STOCK REDUCED for the cocktail hour were a card party and fashion show munity Chest R e d Feal;her Rose of Lima’s Parish—for INTERIORS Drettct — Skirt* — Suit* — ClovA — Sock* to be held Thursday, Jan. 17, at their support and encourage George Zavislan, Dorothy Nor Blouvec 5we*t«r* ~ Undie* — Carter* Infai Services?” The donors re man and Stephie Gusty, Joan 579 Milwaukee at 6th Ave. Adolph (Bahe) Hansen CirU :— Infant to 12 yr*. Boy* — To 4 yr». 1 p.m. at the Shirley-Savoy Ho sponded by reconsidering. Ap ment. Six of the eight majors Fixture* and Stock Mu*t be Sold by Dec. 15 Carol Rausch, Katherine Woos , (Member of Cure d*Ar« Psriah) , tel. The party, an annual affair, pointments were made, and the in this area are Catholic women. ter, Mary Farrell, Irine Kazier- wilLbe enhanced by a fashion second committee: Mrs. Bur Mrs. Marley belongs to Presen Shop note for owics, Irine Meyer, Lois Tren- show given by models from the ton, Mrs. Gillice, Mrs. Rose tation Parish; Mrs. Martinez to holme, Margaret Ann Scott, and Christmas & Save Morganti studio. Tickets are $1. brough, and Mrs. Lloyd Weide, St. Anthony of Padua’s Parish; Mrs. Delarm and Mrs. Martin Margaret Mary Foy. Those who Chairman is Mrs. Frank Pat 133 S. Perry Street, paid an 6403 E. Colfax leau oeiie snop hosted the parties for appetizers ton. other visit. Results: $700 in belong to All Saints’ Parish; were Mary Ellen Grant, Mr. Qfai/ne'a ifn e (Pepp&iireppen . an lb at Locust C hj£cihs/^% lihim i Tickets for the card party cash— a n d Section 13 went and Mrs. Burton, Mrs. Padilla, were distributed to the member over the top with 109-per-cent and Mrs. Martinez belong to St. and .Mrs. Frank Kohler, Mary PTAs, The PTAs are asked to quota! Rose of Lima’s Parish. Jackovich, Katherine Price, Ann Leader's 'Sparkplug' Henry, and Charlotte White. DISTINCTIVE FUR FASHIONS Section 13 bounded by Yet the “ sparkplug” of any The special events committee Sheridan Boulevard on the group is its leader and the “ do is planning a theater party on west, Sixth Avenue on the or die” spirit and perseverence Sunday, Dec. 9, at Bonfils Me north, the Platte River on of Kathleen Burton, 740 S. morial Theater. The play being NOVEMBER the east, and W. Hampden Clay Street, can not be over presented at that time is The Avenue on the south. looked. A convert, Mrs. Burton Innocents. All those interested There are few large busi is a a loyal supporter of her own in seeing the play may make re ness concerns within the parish first. Extending her ef- servations with Dorothy Nor area. The average donation torts she is a member of several man at DE. 3-7424. is $2 per call. In spite of important boards of directors. these facts, the quota for She is currently recording sec f u r Section 13 this year was retary o f the Denver Deanery Rosary Guild's raised 20 per cent. It came Community Centers, Inc. She through with $6,960. is also Denver Deanery chair Boarid Feted by man o f the Co-operating with Former President Catholic Charities Committee Eudochia Smith and a representative o f these SAVE Va TO V* 'Mitey Drye' Of NCCW Is 111 organizations on the Denver The president of the Our Area Welfare Council Board. Lady o f the Rosary Guild of Natural Wild Mink Jacket, now ...... 1689.00 Mrs. Thomas G. Garrison of Her major interest is her Federal Women Workers, Mrs. Golden, past president of the family— her husband, Eugene, Endochia Belle Smith, enter Natural Autumn Haze Mink Jacket, now ..1589.00 magic new diaper National Council of Catholic an engineer o f the Bureau of tained the executive l^ard of Women, underwent major sur Reclamation; and her daughter, the guild at tea in her home on Natural Ranch Mink Jacket, now ...... 1089.00 gery on Friday, Nov. 16. She is Patty, age 8, a third grade stu Sunday, Nov. 18. lin e r doing satisfactorily. She is in dent of St. Rose o f Lima’s In attendance were the Rev, Natural Ronch Mink Cope-Jocket, now .... 889.00 Mercy Hospital, Denver, and school. To these two goes Ge^orge Weibel, spiritual direc any of her friends who would special credit for their co tor; Mmes. Juanita Hammond, Silver Blue Mink Stoles, n o w ...... 389.00 like to drop her a note may do operation and support Bernita Hauptmail, and Mildred so. A. Arkins; and Miss Magdalene Natural Wild Mink Stoles, now...... 389.00 + + + Hughes. ♦ package of3 2 . 9 8 1 Plans for the coming year were Natural Ranch Mink Stoles, now ...... 349.00 formulated, and the matter of furthering devotion to the Holy Natural Ranch Mink Clutch, now...... 489.00 Rosary among the members was discussed. Silver Blue Mink Stoles, n o w ...... 589.00 Mrs. Smith presented Father Weibel with an original copy of Autumn Haze Mink Stoles, now ...... 689.00 Now you can keep baby dry with the Constitution o f the United Mitcy-Drye is used to States from a rare, collection Breath of Spring Clutch; now ...... 689.00 gether with regular out constont changing. Just place of her husband, the late Joseph diapers—does not re- ‘ Emerson Smith, noted histor Natural Wild Mink Cope-Jacket, now...... 889.00 Mitey-Drye liner in diaper, wetness ian. place them. One size fits any diaper. goes thru to diaper, dries next to Sisters at Hospital IN THE NEWEST STYLES and FASHIONS
baby in 15 minutes! Prevents chap- Fete Women's Aid -t > I Th4 Asters of Mercy of 1 -j ping, rash, irritation . . . baby is Mercy Hospital, Denver, enter tained members of the Mercy comfy all night long. Greotest news Hospital Women’s Auxiliary at All f u 11 f Ut-out I a complimentary dinner at the in baby core in years! . . hospital on Nov. 13. tuppU •kin* worked Sixty-five women who regu by m«*Ur crftfU> All you do is place larly spent time at either the Mitey-Drye in diaper snack shop, gift shop, or other m • n In beautiful so that Mile) Drye will voluntary activities of the hos creation*. D & F Children's Shop, seconcl floor First With thp MostI assistant, pital were guests of the sisters. ^ next to skin when rirsi fflin me musi. ^rs. Eugene V. Burton. Mrs. Milton Allen, president, pinned together with also ot our Colorado Springs store. chairman o f Section 13, tally results of the residential drive of introduced each of the guests 1027 E. COLFAX AC. 2-1263 diaper. their Community Chest workers. Section 13 is the first section and identified her position in (for the third consecutive year) to ipake 100 per .cent of the quota. the auxiliary. T T il r^‘- . ■
Tfiurtday, November 22, T955 fA Q l EIGHT Offle*, 9M l u mck Sheet THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Ttlepfiene, Keyitone 4-4205 Parents Return to Classes for Conference at St. Joseph's High School
A . a part of'the ob.ervance of American Education Week, At St. Euphrasia High School a ichool-home conference wa. held at St. Jo.eph’a High School, Denver, on the evening of Nov. 16 in which parents met with homeroom teacher, to di.cu.. with them the intere.t. of the Preparations h r Christmas Sale .tudetft.. More than 3j00 parent. a..embled to receive the report card, of their children and to confer privately about the pro- gre.. of the child. Point, of general di.cu..ion included ab.en- Convert Library Into Exciting Scene teei.m, tardine.., dental appointment, during .chool hour., the privilege of weekly M a..'for the .tudent body in honor of Our Once a year at Thankspv- These gifts include such want to buy, a sock hop occu Lady of Perpetual Help, arrangement of home .tudy condition., the homelike, warm library things as photo albums with pies the potential customers. and better attendance at the monthly PTA meeting.. of .St. Euphrasia’s High School, plywood covers laced in plastic, (ilose to 1,000 articles will In .cene. at the .choobhome conference, at left Si.ter M. Denver, becomes a scene of bath towels, earrings, aprons, be up for sale. Unfortunately, Calli.ta, homeroom teacher for cla.. 10-2, hand, a report card feverish excitement because of and dolls. Everything for a only the girls at St. Euphrasia’s to one of the "pupil.;” center, the Very Rev. Charle. Buckley, the Christmas sale. mother or father, brother or will be able to buy them. C.SS.R., pa.tor, greet, .ome of the parent, a. they arrive for The girls of St. Mary Eu- sister, comes out of the busy Sodality Reception the conference; and at right. Si.ter M. Carmelita, homeroom phiasia's, in good department- St. Mary Euphrasia’s workshop. .pon.or for cla.. 9-3, brief, her "pupil..” store fa.shion, offer delicate In this way, the girls not There are plans "for a sodal and skillfully made Christmas only get the sense o f hard-won ity reception at St. Mary Eu gifts for cold cash. The prin achievement that comes with phrasia’s Dec. 8. New members ciple behind this is simple— creating beautiful and worth will renew the Fighting 69th HEAR the girls sell various handmade while gifts, but are able to do pledge also. The sodality exer Students Honor' pbjects to each other as gifts Christmas shopping in their cises will be conducted by the fo r their parents at Christmas own private department store Rev. Dennis Flynn, C.M., of St. lime. that offers their quality stock Thomas’ Seminary. The sodal ity office (which is said every Music Patronessii^^'^ But, certainly, it would be to very exclusive clientele. difficult to find in any depart How does Thanksgiving Day week by the St. Euphrasia so- ment store (especially during go at St. Mary Euphrasia’s? dalists) will be included in the the maddening (Christmas rush) First, at an early hour, there is ceremony. A banquet will fo l At Annunciation'i 10:15 Every Sunday Evening gifts which could compare to Mass and Communion. This is low. those the girls at St. Mary Eu followed by a special holiday (Annunciation High School, Que.tion. on religion .ub- phrasia’s make and sell. Long breakfast. At 11 o’clock comes Denver) mitted by the radio audience hours, much hoping, and much the sale. The Christmas sale The freshman Glee Club and planning goes into each indi runs well into the afternoon answered on the archdioc-. Heights Plans the sophomore Glee Club enter e.an broadcast. vidual item so that it becomes a with a tremendous Thanksgiv tained the faculty and .student labor of love. Under the adept ing dinner somewhere along body in the assembly hall Nov. Booklet on Catholic Church direction of some of the sisters the line. Since not all the girls 16. The program'honored St. available Iree of coit and lay teachers, Christmas can fit into the library at once Day for Seniors Cecilia, patroness of music, and, gifts which are really worthy and make up their minds as to the dedication to St. Cecilia to all inquirers. of that name are turned out. what they want and do not' was given by Rosyln Herrman. WRITE TO November 30 The freshman Glee Club san;r Aik and Learn, Station KOA “ My Good Friend Pierrot,' Denver 2, Colorado Loretto Height-s College "The Marines Hymn,” “ Tom Christmas Sale Thumb’s Drum,” and “ Stodola will sponsor a College and Pumpa.” Patricia Steffek and Career Day for seniors in the Marie Pascello were accompa Catholic high schools of Den Cynthia Rhudy of St. Mary nists. ver on Nov. .30. Dr. Earl C. Euphrasia’s High School, Den Bach, admissions counselor, Singert, Accordioniitt ver, puts the finishing touches is chairman of the program. First place winners are I Holy Family; Tom Downing, Holy Family: Tom Cnaai>li Wmnorc Eddie Martinez sang “Just Registration for the after vfinner^ Father tn a "Mammy” toaster cover in Hine, Mt. Carmel; and Paul Horan, Regis; first Walking in the Rain.” Diane noon program will be held in Forrest Allen, pastor, after the speech meet preparation for the Christmas row, Sherrie Beals, St. Francis de Sales’ ; Father Meek played ■ two accordion the lower lounge of Mache- held Nov. 17 at Holy Family High School, Den solos. Alice Muniz, Betty Zar- sale to be held on Thanksgiv beuf Hall at 1 p.m. Following ver. They are, from left, second row, Tom Metz, .\llen, and Kathleen Robinson, Cathedral. goza, and Pat Maestas sang as ing Day, Nov. 22. registration, the high school + + T + -r + -- + a trio, accompanied by Patricia seniors will be welcomed to Lee. the college by Joan Vecchio, student government presi The sophomore Glee Club dent, and Sister Eileen Ma Holy Family, St. Francis, and South sang “ My Own America” and rie, dean of the college. “ Can|t You Hear Me Calling During the afternoon pro Caroline?” The sophomore girls’ gram, a special demonstra Speakers Dominate Invitational Meet triple trio sang "In My Merry tion of course offerings and Oldsmobile” and “ Lay Down co-curricular activities will Your Arms.” Seven awards were won by Fir.st, Tom Downing, Holy Tom Metz. Holy Family; sec be presented for the stu Father Barry Speaker dents. There will also be an students of Holy Family High Family: second. Patricia Te ond, Joe Doussard, Holy School. Denver, at the speech Maat, St. Francis de Sales’ ; Family: third, Shirley Leh- Father Thomas Barry, pas opportunity provided for a W u r l H z e r question-and-answer period meet held Nov. 17. St. Francis third. Bill Vitale, Holy nerz. St. Francis de Sales’, tor, talked to the students in on courses, college require de Sales’ .speakers merited five Family; • and Tom Haig, South; regard to the cultural advan ments, etc. ribbons and South Denver Dramatic declamation: Extempore: First, Tom tage of participation in the ELECTIiORIC PIANO High, three. Holy Family, F 'irst, Kathleen Robinson, Hine, Mt. Carmel; second, school’s music program. Parents are invited to at T m ' v* If • • • tend the afternoon sessions host school, .sent invitations to Cathedral: second, M a r g y Gloria Harmon, South; and The program was under the 16 parochial and public .Mahoney, Holy Family: third, third, Joe Doussard, Holy direction of Sister Marianna. and special appointments for O^ow you c«fi $•• H—Htor if* them with college counselors schools in the city and vicin Joanne Grieve, Mt. Carmel, Family: ity. More ’than 200 students and David Bender, South: PUy if youftolf our will be arranged for 7 to 8 Poetry reading: First, sfor«. CompAct • « « V«rMfil» o’clock that evening. participated in six areas of Oratorical declamation: Sherrie Beals, St. Francis de Library Will Observe speech. First, Paul Horan, Regis; • . . Economicil • « . i^AAlly Sales’ : second, Mary Carole luitAd for small compact )mn9 The Rev. Forrest Allen, second, Sharon Ramage, St. Dispense, Holy Family; and Children's Book Week pastor of Holy Family Par ta rta rs*—portact tor musical Give A Watch This Xmas Francis de Sales’ ; third, Mary third, Sally McCabe, St. ofttartainmant anywhara an^ ish, presented ribbons to the Out.tanding and Nationally Advertised Makes Rehearsals Go Ann Leonard, Mt. St. Ger Francis de Sales’. The Denver Public Library 4R aicallant instnimant for following winners: trude. Boulder: Judges for the events were will celebrate the 38th annual ataifing your cHild'i musicat • Longines • Omega • Hamilton Humorous declamation: Original oratory: First, speech students from Loretto Guaranteed Into Last Week Children’s Book W “e e k, held oduCioe . . . $20050 • Wittnauer . w.tch.. • Elgin Heights and Regis Colleges. At Low At Officers of the Holy Family this year from Nov. 25 to Dec. ONLY • Gruen SI 7.50 • Eterna For 'The Rivals' St. Joseph 'Road Angels' NFL— Ed Schwartz, Marlene 1, with special programs and Atceuoriis extra Spero, Jane Loehr, and an outstanding exhibit o f “ In- Margy Mahoney — under the temational Children’s Books.” g m tf ^ Diamonds and Diamond Mountings The cast of The Rivah is en At State Safety Meeting direction of Sister Marie During the week story hours 4==*’^ tering the last week of rehearsal EXCLUSIVELY AT Convenient Catherine, managed the tour will be held in branch libraries. under the direction of Dr. Earl Eight members of the Road the parochial and public schools nament. Members of the Credit ...... D«PO«>» As a climax to the celebra “ Walchmakfrt and Jncelert Hold. Till C. Bach at Loretto Heights Col .Angels, teen-age safety club of Colorado. Delegates from St. freshman speech classes acted tion the public is invited to- lege. Performances of the well- Joseph’s were Larry Krenzer, as chairmen and timekeepers. Term. 59 South Broodway chri.tm.. of St. Joseph’s High School, hear 18 Colorado authors of known comedy are .scheduled for president of the club; Lloyd The Holy Family PTA, children’s books discuss their Denver, participated in the an Dec. 1 and 2 at 8:15 p.m. in the Pilakowski, Cecil Pfeifer, and with Mrs. Francis Williams 'books. This speciaj authors’ 1617 California KE. 4-7131 college’s Little Theatre, 3001 S. nual Colorado Teen-age Safety Marilyn McNicholas, seniors; as chairman, served dinner to program will be held on Thurs Federal Boulevard. Conference at West High School and Arthur Larkin, .Victor judge.s and coaches. NFL day, Nov. 29, at 8 p.m. in the f i r e p l a c e f i x t u r e s The most popular of Sheri Friday, Nov. 16, with members Land. Wilda Carson, and Lillian members were hostesses and Malcolm G. Wyer Auditorium, GratM dan’s' plays, The Rivals is noted of the various safety clubs of Vigil, juniors. tabulators. Main Library, 1357 Broadway. Yes, Your Walls Will Fire Mtt for its wit, humor, and char Firelighter acters. Familiar to all is Mrs. Malaprop, who through ridicu Staj Cleaner Lunger Andlrou lous blunders in the use of Wood boldert words, adds humor to the Cool hod. scenes. ir ii Certain Kreees The double cast will include Spark qnard. Eleanor Lomrael and Kay Clo Electric leg. wes as Mrs. Malaphop; Ella Sueper and Patdcia DeFrancis. Ga. legs Lydia Languish; Kathy McGin nis and Elmira Smith, Julia: DENVER MARBLE & TILE Co. Yvonne St. Charles and Mary L .r g .it «nd most complete displey of firepleoe Ellen McElroy, Lucy; Nora Jac- k fixtures in the West. Established Slecd INI quez, David: and Martha MA. 3-1484 1330 STOUT ST. KE. 4-5580 Schaum as a young boy. John Meek will play the part of Captain Absolute; Bert Zum- tobel. Sir Anthony Absolute; Robert Sutton, Acres: John Mc Gowan, Faulkland; Walter Scott, Fag; Dennis Gallagher. Thomas; and Richard O'Grady. • Ezdvsfve 100% Uux foe- Sir Lucius O’Trigger. mmU makes SPRED SATIN tbc most beandfoL moat wasbabie, etaiest-tossse paint ,... FOR A meAAlj CHRISTMAS in/"57” ever made. Tty id Yo«11 Robert Chauvin James Drinkard Ronald Simpson be amoaedl b«t 1 . :► The time is now! The first deposit is due + + + + + + + ^ 0 5 for the First National Bank of Englewood’s SONOTONE C . Q t . 1957 Christmas Club. Choose a saving sched brlwf yoM ule of 25c per week to $10 per-week—^what Four Denverites Among Students in 'VVho's Who' ever suits your budget and plan for an even HEARINC Four Denver students are Other Regis seniors named to made by a faculty committee on Dramatics Clubs, and has ap merrier Christmas in 1957. netiw ta amoilg the 13 seniors o f Regis Who’s Who ihclude Louis W. the basis of scholarship, co peared in several productions of College, Denver, included in D^aemelere, Casper, Wyo; operation, leadership, citizen the Regis Playhouse. Paul Errarmouspe, Rock Springs, ship, seryice, and future prom the 1956-57 edition of Who's Hart, an accounting student, Hearing AiiH Wyo.; Charles K. Gersbach, ise. is a member of the Alpha Who in American Colleges and BcTon roa bay MV iiwni- Larchmont, N. Y .; Timothy J. Kappa Psi business fraternity ' Chauvin, a business adminis meat, io i ouc iieuiac Universities the Rev. Louis Hariingtoh, Milwaukee, Wis.; tration honor student, is presi and a former Student Council ,c u reoHr bt wirii >i>e new G. Mattione, S.J., dean, an Merlin J. Heilman, Houghton, officer. •i.tnmmtot SONOTONE, nounced this week. dent of two college clubs and a NATNIUIUh la.; Thomas T. Hoogerwerf, Simpson, a graduate of St. HEAR THE 100 Metropolitan The Denver students are Moline, 111.; Edward J. Kellj^ member of the student news paper. Joseph's High School, is a GLIDDEN NEWS 3311 S. Broadway SU. 9-0611 Bldg. Eobei^t Chauvin, 1657 Gaylord; Jr., Leadville; Maurice E. TA 5-1486 sociology student, a member of Member Fedaral Dcpoftit limirane* James Drinkard, 1539 Monroe; O’Connor, Council Bluffs, la.; Drinkardf who ' has main the Glee Club, president of the 8:00 A.M. DAILY Corp. Martin Hart, 4874 Knox Court; and Thomas F. Staley, 'Tulsa, tained a straight "A ” average, History Club, a member of the M«mK^r F«dfral Rciierv* Syttfia and Ronald Simpson, 1012 Gar Okla. is a pre-medical student, a Future Teachers of America, KMYR — Dial 710 field. Selection to PVAo’s Who Is member of both the Biology and and an honor student.
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Lightweight Division Undecided Jr. Parochial J Comebacks Tbe St. Eliub^tk Cratl* Grid Winners Named School lightweifkt (riddert did not win Ikoir diTiiion crown kut tkoir .upportcr* feol tkcjr eamod n groat moral rictory ky grakking tka tocond alot in j tko tontk divition. In Jr. Parochial Loop HAD ONE FULL TEAM ST. JOHN'S, loum s AM CHAMPS SL Elisaketk'f played tka Two out of the three di place. The heavyweight di The second and third-’ entire eeaton with but one full visions in the Junior Pa vision is composed of seven place teams in the final team and a kandful of re- rochial League have al clubs with the Annuncia city standings were St. lerrei, while many of the other league club* fielded two and ready crowned champions, tion, Christ the King, St. Clara’s, the northside win three iquadt. The lOtk Street with the third division, the Joseph’s, and Holy Ro.sary ner, and St. James’, the gridderi, however, won tix of lightweight, scheduled to teams filling the remaining eastside winner. their .even garnet, being de spots. feated only by title-winning St. hold its city-wide play-offs In the lightweight divis Vincent’s, for their best taaton next week. Lourdes Shows Power ion race yet to be decided, in many years. In the city-wide heavy The Our ’ Lady of two area champs have al Because of their spirited weight division, the St. Lourdes powerhou.se mid ready been crowned, with showing, St. Elizabeth's is John Grade School squad get team grabbed the south the third, the north winner nominated for the “ Best Come walked off with the title area crown and went on to back of the Year’’ award. to be designated this week KICKS after winning five games capture the city title by end. FIELD GOAL and losing but one. The besting'the north and east Two Winners Named Northside Mt. Carmel winners in the play-offs. Another comeback of note St. Vincent de Paul’s was that made by young Eddie team was the league run The Lourdes gridders_were fine club grabbed the south McGinty, star player for the ner-up, ' and a strong but undefeated and untied St. John team. diadem following ah unde Shown are, left to right, front row, Ann Steinhruner, late-starting St. Cather throughout the entire cam Eddie, a 14-year-old on Tka Ponnoraffoc cheerleaders’ organization at Blessed feated season. The ever- Carolyn Celia, Carol Sue Kenny, Barbara Coyle, Mary Louise ine’s crew finished in third paign. Coach Julius Carrabello’t team, I nc rcppciCliCS/ sacrament School, Denver, are or dangerous St. James’ grid- played against St. Catherine’s ganized with a motto “ All for one and one for all.” Member- Batt, Margaret Foster, Jackie Leach, and Diane Ferguson; four days after* he had broken Iship in the club depends upon each individual possessing school Second row, Antoinette Etchepare, Janet Glass', Janet Neme- ders walked off with the hit nose in a contest with St. I spirit, loyalty, and giving co-operation at the school. An average check, Donna Galvin, Kathleen Cross, Kathleen Hornbaker, Lynne east crown once again^by Joseph’s. Showing great com* I of B in citizenship is a necessary requirement. Hierzer, Janice Krueger, and Patricia Foley; Truckers Up for Season coming back in the ffnal Third row, Kathleen Reagan, Eileen Stanley, Patricia petitive spirit, Eddie went into seconds of their game with fhe St. Catherine game to I The Pep Club is divided into four equal groups of girls, Tobin, Mary Beth Burch, Michaeline Wintin, Margaret O’Hara, kick a field goal after the nose j Each group of nine acts as cheerleaders for the others for a Barbara Baker, Joan Walsh, Mary Jean Worland, and Diana St. John’s to record an IS had been reinjured. He pro* [quarter of each game. Enthusiasm for the team shows with an Meehan; Opener Slated Nov. 26 IS victorj’. [average attendance of 34 girls present at the games. Blessed Fourth row, Linda Howell, Colleen Sullivan, Susann Hurley, ceeded to kick a 25*yard off* Several lineup changes may "Marlaire’s floor play and , Over .on the northside, angle field goal, a tremendous I Sacrament Pepperettes are at every game to cheer the team to Mary Frances Leonard, Virginia Watson, Regis Owen, Patricia i be in the offing as the first of ball handling have been very St. Bernadette’s gridders feat for a grade school player. I victory. Neil, Judy Schwenger, and Mary Ann Mercer. ' 28 regular season games is just sharp o f late and Bennick has four days away for the Denver- been a standout with his driv have a chance to gain a tie Chicago Truckers’ basketball ing play and outside shooting, with -the loop-leading St. team. too,” said Dee. Clara’s team if they can Denver’s new AAU cage club Meanwhile, D-C public rela beat third-place Holy Fam ;[ AMUSEMENT—DINING plays at Fort Carson Nov. 26, tions director, Jerry Groom, ily in their final encoun Fort Warren at Casper Nov. said that .season ticket sales 29; Vickers Oil at Wichita Dec. have passed the 1,000 mark. ter. As soon as the winner 3; and Fort Warren at Chey “ With more than 1,000 season has been decided, the city enne Dec. 8, before playing the seats sold and a large special lightweight play-offs will first of 12 home Auditorium HO season arrangement for our be run off. Arena home games- against Denver-Chicago employes, it Where Dcnver’f Society Entertains for Luncheons Wichita Dec. 11. and Dinners looks like a .successful season Shakeup in Staff ahead,” said Groom. FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR BRIDGE PARTIES. Coach Johnny Dee expressed Season tickets for the Truck-1 DANCES AND Dl.N.NERS PHONE MAIN 3-3101 extreme pleasure over the Abbey Bears Win ers’ 12 home dates in the Audi-| Reautifnl Ballrooms Private Dining Rooms showing of two big D-C for torium Arena arc priced at' wards, Bill Logan and Ken Ponies Out in Front $20, $15,■ and $10, with all{ Jakay, both of whom are mak Crown in Pueblo seats reserved, on sale now at ing strong bids to move Dick the May Company. Season The 1956 Southern Colorado Eicher and Art Bunte out of THE LINCOLN ROOM ducat holders receive a priority Parochial football crown rested opening assignments at the po on the choicest location of firmly on the head of the Hospitality Center PREP GRIDDERS COMPLETE sition. seats. Abbey Bear Sunday afternoon Banquet and Meeting Rooms “ Both Logan and Jakay were Nov. 18 as the Bruins took a D-C’s home schedule (all 12-1200 PERSONS centers in college but both have 32-0 decision from the St. made the transition to forward fames 8 p.m., except Oac. 23 Mary Pirates at Colorado T.\, j-2151 Mrs. Long SEASON; AWAIT PLAYOFF remarkably well. With Terry game which is 2:30 p.m.): Springs. It was the lOth Rand at center, this gives us Dec. 11, Wichita; Dec. 23, straight win of the season for real strength on the boards,” Seattle Buchan Bakers; Jan. By Hank Rozier cepted a Wayne Dolan toss Norm Silva took two of the undefeated Bears and it 3, Wichita; Jan. 10, Milwau Shirley Savoy Hotel depp in his own territory and Ryan’s payoff passe.s on plays reported Dee. sends them into the state Si.N clubs completed their Dee also had special praise kee; Jan. 16, Akron; Jan. schedule commitments in last scooted 84 yards for the marker covering 12 and 23 yards, championship playoffs on Dec. for the practice showings of 22, Peoria; Jan. 30, Phillips Sunday’s two doubleheaders in as the gun went off ending the Braham took one for 16 2 against the winner of the half. The fatal try for the extra Nachazel took one for 46 and Guards Leon Marlaire, Ala 66; Feb. 21, Peoria; Feb. 27, Denver Parochial League. the Denver Parochial League. bama U., and Ron Bennick, ex- Milwaukee; March 4, Phil PETER J. WALSH The Holy Family Tigers point failed. another late in the game from Against the Bucs the Bruins Washington State and Central lips 66; March 7, Wichita; showed how much they miss Denny Stebene for 54. rolled to a 25-0 half-time lead, The Holy Family break came Bank eager. and March 12, Akron. Wayne Davis’ running ability late in the final quarter on a The Mullen Mustangs com then coasted the remaining as they squeaked to the nar recovered Eagle fumble on the pletely stifled St. Joseph’s two quarters, picking up a rowest of 7-6 wins over the Tiger 45. Tom Burke and Ed Knafeic, and therein lay the touchdown in the third stanza, Gill & Smith weak Mt. Carmel Eagles. Mt. Lowery took turns carrying, key to the vital Mullen vic Students at Holy Family while holding the Pirates with Carmel was not an improved and Dolan finally slipped over tory. out a serious threat. j team. The Tigers’ enforced lay from one' yard out with less Mullen’s hard-charging for Thwarted in their first scor i n s u r e r s off from practice and the ab than three minutes to go. Burke Filling Baskets for Poor ing effort by a penalty and a ward wall repeatedly slashed (Holy Family High School, .Mike Foley. Future exchanges sence of Davis in the backheld ran for the vital PAT. througV to the Bulldog hack- stout St. Mary's defense which Est. 1864 was more than evident. RAIDERS ROLL Denver) with St. Mary’s and Cathedral ended on the one-yard line, field and dropped Knafeic debaters are also being sched Statistically Holy Family- In the other Regis Stadium Under the sponsorship of the the Abbey scored after the en before he could launch his uled. 820-16th St. MR, 3-0186 showed a big edge, 10-6 on §rst game the Big Red did all its murderous passes. Student Council, the students suing Pirate punt with Chris downs, 117-44 on the ground, raiding in the second half in its are filling baskets for the poor 4 . *■' J- Seegmiller running the end for Ray Steinback, Tom Deem, and 53-34 in the air on four 18-6 decision over the Cathe for the holidays. Each stu 40 yards. Vendetti’s kick was Denver and the Terrible Terrys, Mul- completions in nine tries. Six dral Blue Jays. The Jays’ TD, dent is donating in addition to Voice of Democracy wide. Abbey exploded for three holland and McCormack, led the costly fumbles, however, killed like the Eagles’, came on the this offering a can of food for touchdowns in the second devastating defense. A good de Tryouts Winner Tiger drives along the way. final play of the first half. the Little Sisters of the Poor. period and had another called fense proved to be the tjest of. Mt. Carmel’s score was a Regis lost the ball by fum Heading the Students Coun back because of a penalty. fense, too. MUMOwi negns spectacular one, coming on the Wing on the Blue Jay 30. The cil this year are Gene Kennedy, Bill Donahue, sophomore WmUD'Seeei NOVEL NOW ON THE SCIIEEN! I last play of the first half. Eagle Jays then moved 70 yards in FUMBLES COSTLY Dennis Gallagher, Janet Y'oung, tailback, finished out the day’s , fullback Ed Davidson inter- four plays featured by a 23- • The ferocious charging caused and Diane Donahue. The Stu scoring with four minutes gone yard Piroddi gallop and two three costly Bulldog fumbles dent Council at the first gen in the third period when he SCHWINN straight Broderick passes, the and often forced the Bulldog eral meeting of .the year Nov. romped 26 yards to the tally. BICYCLES : second one to Jerry Jay for 20 kicker to hurry his punts with 13 appointed George Green to Vendetti scored the point and Chrhtmas Lay«iway 'yards and the score as the gun resultant Mustang scoring op fill the Principal’s Cabinet post it was a 32-0 ball gamd' the rest of the way. Leeksailtli Ripilrid I sounded. portunities. left vacant when Jim Martelon, The Raiders came back in a Denfty Norton and John Po junior, entered the Trappists Bicyelti LKMnlU , hurry scoring on the second in Spencer, Mass., in late Au Glodt Bicycle & lichio divided the four markers Paroxnount play after the half. Jim .Allons between them, three on the gust. Novelty Shop moved the short Blue Jay kick 16th and Glenarra 253 Broadway SP. 7-6438 ground and one on a 22-yard Latin Traphy. Rock Hudson — James Dean off 62 yards to the Cathedral aerial from Frank Brainard, A Latin trophy arrived this Elizabeth T ay lor six to set it up. who displayed a lot of sharp past week in recognition of Bob Volkert broke loose for signal-calling ability. Norton // II Call a three summa cum laude awards 55 .vards to cap an 81-yard added the four PA'Ts on per made to the Latin students GIANT Raider drive and bring Regis fect placements. 18TH its second six-pointer. .Another within the past two years. Joe V alley Drive-In Z O i\E C A B O'Hayre, son o f Mr. and Mrs. AT Regis drive of 48 yards to score 6360 E. Evans M.4in 3-7171 was climaxed by a John Deline- Holy Cross Alumni Raymond O’ Hayre, 4395 Ten Nov. 21st-25th OVER Denham Theatre CALIF. CHEAPER RATES to-Jim .Allons pass play good nyson, earned two of these de grees. Faye Weskamp, daugh William Holden and 2-WAY RADIO CLEAN NEW CARS i fOr 19 y a rd s. Virginia Leith 1 St. Francit G rem lin! Will Honor Visitor ter of Mrs. Margaret Weskamp opened the southtide action of Arvada, who recently left 'Toward the bjr running roughihod over The Very Rey. William A. for the Medical Missionaries, the h a p lei! Annunciation Donaghy, S.J., president of earned the third. The trophy, Unknown" CardinaU. Rolling up tome Holy Cross College, Worces a gold figure bearing a laurel 400-plui yards in total of wreath, becomes the permanent Guy Madison — Felicia Farr fense to 50 for the Cards, ter, Mass., will be guest of possession of Holy Family. the Gremlins pushed across honor Saturday, Nov. 24, at Pat Romero, daughter of Mr.; The freshmen have com and Mrs. R. J. Romero, 42881 six TDs for the second week 6:30 p.m. in the Denver Club "REPRISAL" pleted their class elections. Osceola Street, is shown above I in a row. This cne was 39-0. sponsored by the Rocky Barbara Kelly and Mark delivering the address that won i f^onaco Drive-In .Annunciation had one first Mountain chapter of the O’Brien, secretary and treas PARTY... Holy Cross Alumni Associa her the right to represent Hply j E. 40th and Monaco Parkway down to 18 for the winners, had urer, respectively, will work Family High School, Denver, \ six aerials intercepted, and had tion. Nov. 21st-24th with Bob Christie and Ann in the city-wide Voice of De-[ no success. stopping a red-hot The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Deborah Kerr — John Kerr Grace, who were announced mocracy contest early in De Joe Ryan. The Gremlin quarter John R. Mulroy, pastor of last week cember. Pat recorded h e r I back completed 12 of 16 passes, Holy Ghost Church, will be In preparation for the de speech Monday, Nov. 19, fol-[ Feature Attraction four of the touchdown variety, host. Dr. Thomas F. Kilfoyle, bate tournament to be held at lowing her victory Thursday,' Rory Calhoun and and scored one on a two-yard chapter president, will be Mt. Carmel High School on Nov. 15, over seven other jun-' Yvonne De Carlo plunge. toastmaster. Dec. 1, Holy Family speakers ior and senior contestants,' are holding practice debates at Frank Morrus of the Register \ Second Feature Mt. Carmel on Tuesday, Nov. staff was judge far the contest. I 27, and at Westminster High School on Nov. 29. Besides the regular debaters, the following freshmen '.will participate: | Kathy Kocfl and Kathy Weak-i CREST HOTEL land, Joan De Andrea and Maryi 120 Fireproof Rooms Lee Vandiver, Joy Stark and Leo Martelon, Dennis Jones Located one block from Holy Ghost and B o b Christie, Lorenz Church . . . Spacious Lobby. . <. . Speicher and Charles Luna, Free TV . . . Nicely Furnished and Ray Wompey and Dan Mora- Decorated Rooms and Suites han, and John Fletcher and Complete Service — Reasonable CONSECRATED Permanent and Transient Rates IN ST. PETER^S Inspection Invited Vatican City, r— Bishop Mat 20th & Broadway thew Potanamuszhi of Kotha- mangalam, India, was conse K£. 4-0151 .. IN A Jia tv e H o/ Jfo^pitalUy> crated Nov. 18 by Cardinal Tis- serant. Prefect o f the Sacred Congregation for the Oriental Glorious Breakfasts • Delightful Luncheons Church, in St. Peter’s Basilica. Dinner Parties and Private Banquets The co-consecrators were Arch bishop Pietro Sigismondi, Sec Teas - Receptions - Formal Affairs Micelnn Artivifiac Children from Queen of Heaven. S t retary o f the Congregation for lfll9>IUIl MvllYIIICS Clare’s, and Mt. St. Vincents Homes the Propagation o f Uie Faith, in Dqhver were entertained by 56 “ Little Missionaries from a;id Archbishop Benigno Migli- orini of Laheiano, Italy. INCOMPARABLE FOOD AND BEVERAGES \ P a u l St. Joseph’s High School last week. Candy, games, and a movie provided the entertainment Above is a picture of the children Beautiful Photomurals, soft lights, from Queen of Heaven Orphanage held by their older friends Neglected Cemeteries subdued background music, sparkling FO R FINAL ARRANGEMENTS from St Joseph’s. Cleaned Up by CYO white linens and a wonderful "Fes Right now young artists of St. Joseph’s are working on tive Dinner.’’ CAcJ-L SK 6-8202 window displays, a project sponsored by the South Denver Civic Peake Island, Me.—The Cath Association, the purpose of which is to portray the true spirit olic Youth Organization of SL Call CRestview 9-2594 of Christmas. Merchants of South Denver are co-operating by (ihristopher’s Parish is cleaning For Reservations , < purchasing the materials for nativity scenes. up the island’s four neglected A general mission project for November and Decembeif private cemeteries, containing is the collecting of children’s clothing for local missions. graves of veterans from every THE HOLLAND HOUSE 1730 SOUTH COLORADO BOULEVARD The next city-wide CSMC meeting will be held at St. war, including t h e American Joseph’s Church Hall on Sdnday, Dec. 16, at 10:15 o’clock. Revolution. Thursday, November 2 2 ,1955 PAGE TEN 4-4205
Confirmation Practice Nov. 25 St. James' PIA Has Enrollment Of 411 Families (St. Jamet* Parish,' Denver) The final report made by Mrs. W. Wolf, membership chairman o f the PTA, reveals that 95 per cent or 411 families are members of the PTA for the present school year. Sister Candida’s sixth grade was the first class to reach 100 per cent membership. The monthly Mass for voca tions, sponsored by the PTA, will be said on Saturday, Nov. 24, at 8:15 o ’clock. Monday, Nov. 19, was the day set aside to serve the the parents’ group in its ambitious slate of Thanksgiving dinner to the school aid projects. children of the school. Turkey Christmas Cord Sales f1 " Shown, left to right, are Mmes. Robert Jones, and all the trimmings were en ily PTA, Penver, are shown with some of the Albert Larson, Joseph Monheiser, Sydner Wil- joyed by everyone. wide variety of card patterns they are offering spn, George Radovich, and Robert Holton. Other Mrs. Joseph Forte, PTA pres for sale afte» Sunday Masses. Personally im captains serving in the card sales force are ident, announces that Mrs. E. printed cards are available from the captains if Mmes. Steve Daniel, Francis Oliveto, Peter Wynne is to be in charge of ordered by Nov. 25. Profits from the cards help Allen, and Joseph Grande. the tickets for the March of Dimes fashion show to be held - + r + + + . + in January. Anyone interested in obtaining tickets for the fashion show, or in the Russian Grade School Choir to Give Concert sable stole award, can call Mrs. Wynne at FL 5-6250. The sacrament of Confir At Holy Family PTA Meet Nov. 26 mation will be administered by Archbishop Urban J. (Holy Family Parish, Denver) week, the widest selection of kins was John Merkl. Joseph Vehr on Tuesday evening, Featured entertainment at a prizes in the history of the serv Richey acted as sponsor for Mr. Nov. 27, at 8 o’clock. A gen general meeting of the PTA on ice was awarded. Those selected Carter. Received into the eral practice of all confiy- Monday, Nov. 26, will be a con for major awards were the fol Church by Father Patrick Ken mandi and their sponsors will cert by the grade school choir lowing: Electric oven, Edwin nedy was Rochelle Mary Brown, be held on Sunday afternoon, directed by Sister Alexine. The Lantzy, 4131 Vrain; football, with Judy Brown as sponsor. Nov. 25, at 3 p.m. All must choir plans to give a demonstra George Somma, 4440 Raleigh; Because of the blizzard on be present. tion of achievement in Grego electric skillet, C. F. Martelon, Monday evening the inquiry rian and other Church music as 3887 Vrain; electric percolator, class on the Catholic faith had Civics Club Joins well as in popular choral num R. D. Eaton, 3080 Magnolia; to be called off this week. The bers. bride doll, Ted Ward, 2885 final sessions of the class will National Group At the meeting, a spiritual Holly; quilt, J. J. Dryer, 4454 be held next week in the grade The Citizens of Tomorrow family education project will be Tennyson; cake carrier, Mrs. school music room on Monday Civics Clu{) of St. James’ School a demonstration of the use of James Beaton, 4539 Xavier; and Thursday evenings begin this week received its official the Advent Wreath and prayers flash camera, Mrs. T. J. Halli- ning at 8 p.m. charter from the Commission in the home. The symbolism and nan, 3878 Xavier; steam iron, on American Citizenship in practical use of the wreath will Mrs. Dominic Figliolino, 4120 be shown by Mr. and Mrs. John St. Vincent de Paul Washingrton, D.C. Umitilla; and deep fryer, Mrs. Downs and five of their chil James Rogers. Salvage Bureau The charter formally recog dren: John, Joseph, Jimmy, Final evening winners in the PICKUP SCHEDULE Jerry, and Mary. tournament were the following: nizes affiliation of the local Monday Hostesses at the meeting will Bridge, first prize, Mrs. Kath /^er£! TO H a.Li }Y0U CAN SPEED YOUR mail BY USING CORRECT ZONE NUMBERS I ^ fiVEt, iA i f AMO rO 66^1 unit with the national organi North Denver, Arvada, ^ 3 9 9 SOUTM ^______^ ^ CANyoM RCAP TP zation headquartered at the be the 10th grade room mothers: ryn Gould; second prize, Mrs. Mmes. Joseph Campbell, Joseph Rose Diehl; third prize, Mrs. A1 Weitmintter, Thornton, and ro j -/»s /V//v£ - J 9 9 9 SOUTH ^ 9 9 Catholic University of America. Engel, John Frey, J. Lewis Rogers; pinochle, first prize, Lakewood (North of 16tb Pupils o f Grade 8 comprise the Avenue). local Club membership. The of Dalpes, W. R. Mullane, William Mrs. John McGinn; second urged Denver residents to to try to bring their packages and cards to the; postal windows Liley, Albejt Zarlengo, Joseph prize, Mrs. John McGinn; sec Tueiday and Thuriday Postmastei; T. G. Hefner ficers of the newly organized South and West Denver, mark their Christmas before 10 a.m. or between 1:30 and 3:30 p.m. t» avoid the peak club are Michael Moynihan, Woertman, Francis Williams, ond prize, George Schwartz; cards, letters, and packages with the proper zoning number to" crowds. All out-of-town mail should be posted by Dec. 10, and Eugene O’Connor, and John and third prize, C. J. Kramer. Englewood, Lakewood president; Robert Pollock, vice (South of 16th Avenue), help postal workers in the rush season. Mailers were also asked local mail by Dec< 17. president; Sandra McQuade, O’Brien. General tournament winners In the business meeting, a re were: Pinochle, first prize, Ber- and Littleton area. secretary; and William Miz- Wednesday and Friday icko, treasurer. port will be given by the ways nardine Kotowski; second prize, and means committee on the C. J. Kramer; third prize, Mrs. Ea»t Denver and Park The Citizens of Tomorrow weekly sales of Christmas cards Sam Doherty; bridge, first prize, Hill, Aurora, and Hoffman St. Patrick's Senior Newmonites Slate Party Civics Club is one of the thou and rosaries after Sunday Mrs. Joseph Stephens; second Town. (St. Patrick's Parish, Denver) will be given for them, with re “ Poor Box.” Donatiotii to Thursday, Nov. 15, nominations sands of Catholic Civics Clubs Masses. Committee members are prize, Mrs. Murphy; and third Phone CH. 4-0775 chartered in the United States The Senior Newman Club ■will freshments, games, and dancing. thi» “ Poor Box” have been for new officers were presented Mmes. Anthony McNulty, Larry prize, Mrs. Kathryn Gould. give a party for the members The purpose of the Junior New- few and far' between lately. by a committee composed of the for the express purpose of “fos DiPilla, Sydney Wilson, Ernest On Wednesday, Nov. 28, at 1 of the Junior Newman Club on Inan Club is to combine neces The needs of the poor in the present officers and are as fol tering training for good citizen Sigg, Joseph Stephens, Timothy p.m. St. Rita’s Circle will meet , Saturday, De<-. 1. at 1 o’clock. sary religious instructions with parish, however, are many lows: Prefect, Dorothy Mon ship.” Cronin, and George Taylor. at the home of Mrs, Sara Healy, ■ All those of the parish who at fun and recreation. These meet and constant. toya and Sharon Morgan; vice This year the program of Also, plans will be completed for 481f.Jt'Cwton. tend the public school and are ings will be held regularly on Sunday, Nov. 25, members of prefect, Erlinda Paiz and Lo study and action will develop the Christmas parties given by YOU in the sixth, seventh, eighth, Saturday at 2 o’clock. the Newman Club will receive retta Ortega; secretary, Rosa the timely theme, “ It’s Your the parents’ group to grade and Three Converts and ninth grades are invited. The high • school Newman Communion in the 7 o’clock Lee Marietta and Frances Lo- Government.” The program high school students. Recently Father Forrest Al The purpo.se of this party is to Club is for those of the parish Mass. bato; and treasurer, Marilyn will encourage interest and Prize Winners len, pastor, received into the Fox and Mary Ann Libonati. acquaint them with the pro who attend the public school Meetings for the week are as participation in local and na At the conclusion of the PTA Church Cyril R. Elkins and Leo cedure of the Junior Newman follows: Saturday, Nov. 24, at Elections will take place at the MAY and are«,in the 10th, 11th, and tional government affairs. five-week card tournament this C. Carter. Sponsor for Mr. E1-; Club. 12th grades. This group will 7, choir practice at the school; December meeting. They will meet at the church continue to meet on 'Friday at Sunday, Nov. 25, at 10 cate The sodalists plan oTi caroling and Father James Purfield will 8. Because of Thanksgiving this chism at the school. at various convalescent homes, take them through the sacristy w'eek there will not be a meet Sodality Nominations orphanages, etc., the evening of St. John's to Sponsor Turkey Party WIN and display and explain the ing. At the sodality meeting Dec. 20 beginning at 7 o’clock. vestments. Afterwards they will That little black box in A Christmas party at the school (St. John the Evangelist’s mas. to the lunches offered the school a 3-Day All-Expense go to the school where a party the back of the church ii the Dance Is Scheduled will follow. Gifts will be ex Parish, Denver) The party is a fund-raising children at regular intervals changed and^ refreshments On Tuesday night, Dec. 11, project of the Men’s Club, this year. Time for the luncheon At St. Pius X Hall served. the Holy Name Society Men’s which has charge of the school will be 12:30 p.m., and a Trip to Las Vegas or Aurora.— The Junior New The sodalists and girls of the Club will conduct a turkey athletics, both on a “ team” charge of 50 cents for adults L. IMltOVlCll CO. man Club and Knightf of Junior Newman Club will make games party. basis and for equipment used and 25 cents for children will Phoenix. Makers and Importers of Fine Furniture Columbua will co-iponsor a a closed retreat at El Pomar A1 Marranzino, club presi on the playground.
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PAGE TWELVE Offic«, 938 Bonnock Street- THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4>4205 Thursday, November 22, 1 9 5 6
MOttlllUMMas^ r tIVEQt AL EYES 9/l fia c n I We must see equally with both ejras if it U at all possible to do eo. By not seeinr the aame with both, the ISABEL McEACHERN, SS. of ISSO b« r»€iUd Friday, Nov. SI, at 8 p.m. and on« great-great-grandchild., eb.iKuiii SlTMt. Rrquivm U u . waf at 816 Monaco Parkway. Requiem grondchiidren, 18 great-grandehirdrcn, weaker bye tends to become worse until finally the c la b n u d la Holy Ghoat Church Nov. High Mali will be celabrated Satur and one gr«*at-gre«t-grandehlld. vision in that eye cannot be corrected fully. Eyea should tl. Interment In Ut. Olivet. Homn day, Nov. 24, at 8 a.m. in St. Jamta* Requiem Maaa was celebrated in Mortuary. Church. Interment in Mt. Olivet. St. Joseph's Church in Fort Collins be corrected at the beionning of trouble. JOSEPH ALLEN JERSIN. 10. of Boulevard Mortuary. Qet. 26. HAZEL D. CURRAN 4874 Pearl Street. He ii aurvlvtd by MISRAEL JOHN TAYLOR. 47. of hit parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph An Mias Hazel D. CurrtR. 61, of 8860 I 1286 Emporia Street. Requiem High Federal Boulevard died Nov. U in 8l. thony J e n in : three brothen. Michael, Mata waa celebrated ^ov. 17 in St. Rover, and Fnncla Anthony Jen in ; Anthony's Hospital. SWIGERT BROS. Thereaa’e Church in Aurora. Olinger Mias Curran waa born May 28. Mr. and M n. Joa Jenin of Denver; Mortuary. nnd Ralph Allen, Sr., of Lincoln, 1895, in Louiaville. She waa educated 1550 Caii/omim O ptom etH sts Neh. Requiem Hivh M ai. wa. eele. JAMES A. O'KEEFE. 77, of 217 8. in Denver. She waa graduated from KEy$tono 4-7651 bnted Nov. tl In Holy Rosary Ogden Street. He ia aurvived by hia North High School. She lived all her Good Service Church. Interment in Ht. Olivet. wife, Mary W. O'Keefe; four aona, life in Colorado and was employed in Better Fisioii {ft' Boulevard Mortuary. Jamea E. O'Keefe of Webater Grovea, the sundry department of Davis Broa. ;t< Right Price* ADALINE GRIMM, 86, of 615 S. Mo.: Joaeph A. O'Keefe of Wilming Drug 41 years. She waa active in St. for Ererr Ago Levan StreeL Requiem Hivh Maas ton, Del.; Dr. John H. O'Keefe of Catherine's Church societies. wai calebnted Nov. 21 in St. F n n - Golden: and David P, O'Keefe of Ft. She is aurvived by two eiatera, GLASSES INDIVIDUALLY STYLED elt’ de Sale,' Church. Interment in Worth. Tex.: o n e daughter, Mra. Miaa Ruby Curran and Mrs. Cather Ht. Olivet. Boulevard Mortuary, Mary Doocy of Wapping, Conn.; and ine Hawkins, both of Denver; three MAY A. McHUCH, 78. of 2020 20 grandchildren. Requiem High nieces. Marlene Cowan and Joyce and Meade Street Requiem HIsh Mae, Maaa waa celebrated in St. Francia de Judy Hawkins j and a nephew, James wa, calebnted Nov. 17 in Our Lady Saiea' Church Nov. 16. Interment in McCabe. of Ht. Carmel Church. Interment in Mt. Olivet. Olinger Mortuary. Requiem Maaa was celebrated Nov. Mt. Olivet. Boulevard Mortuary. 16 in St. Catherine's Church. Inter ^ a a fw ii, S jwa,. JONNAUE MARIE GARIN, Infant JERRY G. GONZALES, 67, of 8616 ment in Mt. Olivet. Boulevard Mor of Mr. and H n , John Garin of 4560 Williama Street. He la aurvived by tuary. Balaam Street Gnvealde service, hia wife, Mary Gontalea; two daugh- AUGUSTINE P. BRADLEY Monuments were held in Mt. Olivet Nov, 17, .tcra, Mary Ann Lujan and Evelyn Augustine P. Bradley, 63, of 1846 ChriStinOS Cord Projoct or-|sistant, Mrs. Martin Kelly. Mrs. John La Fleur, Boulevard Mnrtuary. Salaaar, both of Denver; two aona, S. Sherman Street died Nov. 17. ders for theK<^P^'>}> shown checking in her weekly orders. Denver's Oldest Catholic Monument Dealer Tommy Sanches and John Gonxalei, Mr. Bradley waa born Sept. 2. 1903. KAREN ALETA JACKSON. 17, Christmas card project in Cure d’Ars P a rish , There is still time for everyone to purchase cards 28 E. 6th A vf. -4L. 5-2019 daughter of Mr. and Mra. Fnnk A. both of Denver: hia mother. Tomaaita in Denver. He attended Sacred Heart Jackaon of 2685 S. Kihg Street. She Lopex of Denver: two brothera, Fred School. A Democratic committeeman, Denver, are Mrs. Thomas Waters and her a s - 1 who does not already have them. la alao aurvived by two brothen. Goncalea and Bobble Martinex, both he waa associated with the Prudential Jimmy la e and David George; and of Denver; a n d one alaier, Lena Inaurance Company for more than 18 + ' - r + a aiater, Mary Ann. The Rosary will Duran, alao of Denver. Mr. Gonxalei years. ia alao aurvived by 18 grandchildren. he recited Thunday, Nov. 22, at 8 Mr. Bradley belonged to the Rocks C. L. VAN BUSKIRK Requiem Maaa waa celebrated Nov. of Lourdes Club, the Holy Name So p.m. in Olinger'a dnw ing room. 21 in Sacred Heart Church. Inter ciety, and the International Foot Speer OBonlevard at Sherman. Re Exiled Cardinal's Secretary to Speak ment in Mt. Olivet. Capitol Mortuary. print Association. AGENCY quiem High Maaa will be celebnted He ia survived by hia wife, Kather Friday, Nov. 23. at, 10 a.m. in St. ALFREDO TRUJILLO, 65. of 226 ine G. Bradley: a daughter. Miss 700 Gas & Electric Bldg. Anthony of Panua'a Church. Inter W. 28th Avenue. Requiem Maaa waa Mary Louiae Bradley of Denver: three ment in M t O livet Olinger Mor celebrated Nov. 18 in Our Lady of aona. Thomas, William, and Robert, tuary, Guadalupe Church. Interment in Mt. At Cure d'Ars Masses Sunday, Dec. 2 all of Denver: four aiatera. Mra. Jean All Lines of Insurance BLANCHE GONZALES, 80. of 986 Olivet. Trevino Mortuary. Thomaa, Mrs. Babe Garbellm. Mra. Ph. MA. 3-7111 Rei. EA. 2-7340 Monaco Parkway. She is aurvived by JOSE LAURO VALDEZ, 76. of Kathleen Huett. and. Mrs. Catherine a daughter, Mrs. Juanita Tallon; a (Cure d’Ari Pari.b, Denver) phone number. New members Chri.stmas card orders are Repretenting 4620 Fillmore Street. Requiem Maaa Allan, all of Denver: two brothera, are asked to call EA. 2-1119 being taken by all the captains. son, Joseph Gonulea, Sr.; two gnnd- celebrated Nov. 19 in Our Lady of George and Jamea Bradley of Los An The Rev. Clifford J, King, sons, Joseph J. G onnles, Jr., Regis of Grace Church. Interment in Mt. geles, Calif.: and two grandchildren. S.V.D,, of Technj^ 111., secre and give full information for A large selection js still avail Jh sL JjuwskAL College; and John W, 'Tallon, S.J., Olivet. Trevino Mortuary. Requiem High Mass was celebrated parish records. able and to assure an early de St Louis University; a gnnddaugh- Nov. 20 in Our Lady of Ixmrdea tary to Cardinal Tliomas Tien, ter, M n. Michael G. Greff: and four MARY JACOBS, 84. of 2516 Cur- Church. Interment in Mt. Olivet. exiled Archbishop of Peiping, Nearly 100 per cent attend livery, orders should be placed Ye*, We Write Croup Insurance grcat-grandebildren. The Rosary will tia. Requiem High Mass waa cele imm^iately. brated Nov. 17 in Sacred Heart MARGARET ZIETZ China, is visiting the rectory. ance by parents at the “ open Mrs. Margaret Zietx, 72, of 2168 house’’ on Sunday, Nov. 18, Proceeds from the gift bar ChuVeh. Interment in Mt. Olivet Stuart Street died Nov. 15. Father King will give the ser Trevino Mortuary. Mra. Zietx was bom May 22. 1884. mon on Sunday, Dec. 2. proved the great interest that netted $150. Mrs. Martin Jepkes Mrs. Regina Flinn MIGUEL (M IKE) VALDEZ, SR., in Keokuk. Ia. She came to Denver The investiture of three is- taken in the school. ^ and Mrs. Donald Fourcade wish G b a q q , 72. of 602 Lipan Street. He ia sur in 1906 knd married Henry H. Zietk. to thank all committee members Brownie Scout Troops from All the sisters of the arch vived by hia wife, Pablito Valdex: aix possibly Bill Cody'a last surviving who assisted, and also for the aona. Candido, Charles. Eddie, Lloyd. scout, who died in 1949. Cure d’Ars School will be held diocese are invited to an PRINTING COMPANY generous donations from the Of St. Rose Parish Mike. Jr.; and Roy Valdez: one daugh She waa associated with her hus Sunday, Nov. 25, at 4 p.m. in “ open house” at Cure d’Ars KE. 4-4054 ter. Mra. Juanita Taylor; 33 gi^nd- band in management of the Buckhorn School, 3200 Dahlia, on Fri women of the parish. children, and 13' great-grandchildren. Lodge restaurant until hia death. She the school hall. was the last of seven brothera and day, Nov. 23, from 9 to 3 Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Sena are 1832 Curtii St. Requiem High Maaa waa celebrated The Rev. John Haley, sisters Dies at Age 93 Nov. 20 in S t Cajetan'a Church. In* sisters. of Cure d'Ars, and representa o’clock. the parents of a boy, Paul terment in Mt. O livet Trevino Mor Mrs. Zietx is survived by two E. Hogan, chairman- of the Edwin, born Nov. 8. A girl, tuary. daughters. Mrs. Guy Jonas of battle. tives from the Girl Scouts will Mrs. Regina Flinn, long-time Wash., and Mrs. Gertrude Nichols of be present. Mrs. Dorothy Tut turkey games party, reported it Lynn Joyce, was born Nov. 14 resident and probably the old PAUL BARELA, infant ot Mr. and Los Angel^vjCalif.: a son. Henry A. was a huge success. He thanks to Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Windholz. Mrs. Paul Barela of 1308 Grove tle, district chairman of Park est member o f St. Rose of Zietx. Jr., of Denver; and three grand ONE PICKUP FOR DIRECT SERVICE Street. Graveaide’ aervicea were held children. * Hill, will conduct the investi his committee members and the Members of the parish who Lima’s Parish, Denver, died at Nov. 21. Interment in M t Olivet. Requiem' High Mass was celebrated ture. Leaders and co-leaders of women of the Altar and Rosary are ill: Mrs. Loretta Dolan, the age of 93 on Nov. 17. GORDON E. SMITH, 49. of Den Nov. 19 in St. Dominic's Church. Society who assisted at the Mrs. Benjamin Hiefler, and Olinger Mortuary. these girls are Mmes. James Originally from Nebraska, ver. He is aurvived by three broth Sweeney, C. C. Crowley, Joseph “ snack bar.” Ewald Bode. TO BOTH / m m m \ COASTS ers, Archie of the U.SJ^.: Robert of MARY BURNS Mrs. Flinn Ellenaburgy Wash.: and Ray Smith of Mrs. Mary Bums, 70. of 3225 Ju McMullen, Perry Sethaler, Alaska. He ia alao survived by one lian Street died Nov. 20. had been a Mrs. Bums was born in Indianola, Charles Cory, and Donald Bot- uncle, A. R. Smith of Denver. Re Neb. She came to Denver in 1902. quiem Mass will be celebrated Nov. torff. member of the returning to Indianola briefly to 26 at 9 a.m. in the Cathedral. Inter Invitations are being sent to St. Rose of marry Peter A. Bums on Jan. 8. H o f W a te r ment in Mt. Olivet. 1906. all parents and relatives by the Lima Altar JOSEPH GALLUCCI. 87. of 800 Mrs. Bums was a member of the girls who are to receive their and Rosary Navajo Street Requiem Mass waa Altar and Rosary Society of St. Dom pins. They are Susan Aasness, celebrated Nov. 15 in St. Joaeph'a inic's Church. Julie Brotzman, Sharon Carey, Society. In her Church. Interment in Mt. Olivet. She is survived by her husband, at its Best earlier days, Peter; one son. Arthur J. Burns of Cecilia Gadarowski, Penelope ISADORE STADLER of near Fire Denver: and two sisters. Mrs. Ann Gentry, Gail Hogle, Jo Ann Denver-Chicago Trucking Co., Inc. she was most stone. He ia aurvived by hia parents, Flowers and Mrs. John Harrison of 2501 Blake Denver KE. 4-7261 active in all Mr. and Mrs. Clemens Stadler. He ia Indianola. McMullen, Patty Plunkett, the parish also survived by seven brothera and Requiem High Mass was celebrated Grctchen Sethaler, Ruth Ann four Slaters. Requiem Maaa was cele in St. Dominic's Church Nov. 16. In Bottorff, Pamela Cory, Jo Ann projects. She brated In Frederick on Nov. 17. In terment in Mt. Olivet. Boulevard still continued her crocheting terment in Longmont. Mortuary. Daly, Janie Hastings, Mary !VfAin 3-5314 PHOEBE BONDY until a few weeks ago when she MRS. NELLIE VARRA Margaret Ogle, Mary Ellen Mrs. Phoebe Bondy, 70, of 4165 Roche, Marianne Thornton, was hospitalized for a heart Mra. Nellie Varra, 83, of Fort Col Shoshone Street died Nov. 18 in St. condition. For the past year she lins died Oct. 23, Joseph's Hospital. Denver. Nancy Tolve, Joanne Wais, iTfc Wiwiai^Tw resided with the Ed Langfields Mrs. Varra came to the United Mrs. Bondy was a lifelong Colo Mary Belfiore, Ernestine Co.s- States from Italy at the age of 19. F. J. K IR C H H O F at 2776 W. Second Avenue. rado resident. She was born in Lead- tello, Liska Crowley, Carol She and her husband made their home ville Nov. 22. 1885, and was educated Survivors are two daughters, near Boulder. Later they homesteaded in the Leadville schools. Kelly, Donna Marie Malpiede, west of Carr, afnd in 1914 they moved Specialising in Quality Plumbing Ann Olderog and Mary Etta She married Albert Bondy in Lead Pamela P a s t o r e, Schyleen to a farm near Fort Collins. Mra. ville. In 1921, she came to Denver Qualls, Susan Roe, Lorella and Heating Repairs Construction Co. Thost. Mary Etta came from Varra made her home on this farm and had lived here ever since. Los Angeles for the funeral. until her death. Mr. Varra died in Mrs. Bondy belonged to the Loyola Smith, Bitty Sweeney, and 1960. Sodality. Harmony Circle No. 2. and Kathleen Patton. She was preceded in death by She is survived by five daughters, the auxiliary of the Brotherhood of SLATTERY Railway Trainmen. Pack 187 will meet Friday, •her husband, Charles, who died Elizabeth Jacobucci of Brighton; El- Nov, 30, at 7:30 in the parish BUILDERS in 1928. Mrs. Flinn was buried vra Aranei of Fort Collins: Evelyn She is survived by four daughters, Rogers of Denver: Margaret Grappa Esther Strouse. Alberta Bondy. Ruth hall. The skit will be presented in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. and Dorothy Smith of (Greeley; five Doud. and Alicia Golden, all of Den by Den 2, with den mother Mrs. & COMPANY We Appreciate Your Patronage ver: one son, Robert Bondy of Den Requiem High Mass was cele aona. Angelo, George, and Tommy Marshall Maass, assisted by Varra, all of Fort Collins; Mitchel ver; one brother. Samuel Wilkins of • PLU.MBI\G and HEATING brated Nov. 20 in St. Rose c f Salt Lake City: and a sister, Mrs. T. Varra of Pueblo: and Harry Varra of Mrs. Bill Lyons, directing. The CONTRACTORS 700 Lawrence St. Denver, Colo. Lima’s Church. Windsor. She ia alao survived by 21 L. Townsend of Denver. following Cubs will take part; Requiem High Mass was celebrated JOHN J. CONNOR, Prcfidtnt Nov. 21 in St. Ignatius Loyola's Bill Maass, David Capraro, Phil ROBERT F. CONNOR. Vic* Presidrat Church. Interment in Mt. Olivet. Maass, Johnny Lyons, Clifford Boulevard Mortuary. Garden, and Charles Snider. 181 VALLEJO ST, ONNIE GIBBONS SH. 4-3181 Mrs. Onnie Lee Gibbons. 58, of The rectory requests that 4605 Saulsbury Street, Wheat Ridge, all registered parishioners died Nov. 18.' notify the rectory in regards consider it a privilege .. .to co-operate with the Loretto Mrs. Gibbons was born in Okla homa and had lived in Denver since to any change of address or 1910. Heights College Alumnae Association in its pron^otion She is survived by one son, Robert Gibbons of Wheat Ridge: a sister, Mrs. Bessie Curtis of Cheyenne. of the use of the Advent Wreath. W yo.: and three grandchildren. & Requiem High Mass was celebrated Nellie J. Bolger Nov. 21 in Cure d'Ars Church. In WHESf DCNVER SHOPS WITH CONTIOCNCE terment in Mt. Olivet. Boulevard Mortuary. 2mUmt • KCislgne 4Till- PHILLIP ANTONUCCI aUuf Cud . O Cilit 3 SSSS . Gfoese* 3 5611 Phillip AntonuccI, 82. of 4130 Rari Is Buried From tan Street died Nov. 18 in St. An PUT CHRIST BACK INTO CHRISTMAS thony’s Hospital after a long illness. Mr. AntonuccI. a retired employe of the Denver 'Tramway Service, was born in Italy in 1874. He came to St. Philomena's Denver in 1896. Requiem High Mass was o f He Is survived by four sons. Frank. Jesse. Louis, and Eugene Antonucci: fered for Mrs. Nellie Jane ORDER YOER ADVENT WREATH two daughters, Mrs. Rose Burton and Bolger at 9:30 a.m. Wednes Mrs. Madeline Luchetta; two step day, Nov. 21, at St. Philo- sons, Carl and Jq^n W est; and 17 grandchildren. mena’s Church by the Rev. Jo Requiem High Mass was celebrated seph O’Malley. Nov. 21 in Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Recitation o f the Rosary was ; Church. Boulevard Mortuary. TODAY! W . A. IRELAND William A. Ireland, 85, died Nov. 18 in his borne in Van Nuys, Calif. He was bom Oct. 24. 1871. at Sa- lina, Kans., and came to Denver as DEADLINE FOR ORDERS: FRIDAY, NOV. 23 a boy. He was graduated from Man ual High School here. Mr. Ireland worked for several years as a district representative for Use the Advent Wreath from Sunday, Dec, 2, to the American Tobacco Company. From 1900 to 1915 he worked as Christmas Eve manager and treasurer of the Broad way Theater. When movies replaced the legitimate theater, he joined the company of “ Birth of a Nation" and toured wdth that group as orchestra V manager. ■ ■ He ' settled in California in the * 1920s and, before his retirement in 1960, worked at several California -( - race tracks as a controller. -v'V'-' Mr. Ireland Is survived by four Bring the Advent Liturgy into The Loretto Alumnae Wreath nephews, Charles Fitzsimmons of Leadville, William Fitzsimmons ol t|A, ■- Denver. William Ireland of McGill? your home — Light the wreath Kit includes fresh evergreen Nev., and Joe Fitzsimmons of Los Angeles, Calif.; and two nieces. Anna and Margaret Fitzsimmons, both of candles and recite the Advent wreath, candles, holders, pur Denver. Requiem Mass was celebrated Nov. ple ribbon, prayer leaflet, in 21 in Loyola Church. Interment in prayers every evening at meal- Mt. Olivet. ^ time or family prayer time. structions for use.
Veteran Teaching Mra. Nellie Jane Bolger Table Extension Top held at 8 p.m. Tuesday at Nun Dies at 92 Olinger Mortuary. Xavier. — With the death Mrs. Bolger died suddenly 98 Nov. 19 o f Mother Mary Berch- Supday, Nov. 18, in her home, 1342 Milwaukee Street. 4 mans, 92, there came to a close Place your order now. Your wreath will be delivered to the vestibule of 67 years of dedicated service as Born in Council Bluffs, la., a Sister of Charity of Leaven she was reared and educated An extra table for serving extra your awn church on Dec. 2, and will be available at all Masses. Donation worth. in Chicago. She was the widow Fifteen of those years were of the late John J. Bolger, an $2.00... Proceeds go to the Loretto Heights Alumnae Scholarship Fund. spent as the Superior General official of the Great Northern of the Sisters o f Charity— Railroad. Mrs. Bolger had been holiday guests can be made in a Orders may be phoned to Mrs. C. W. Jackson, DE. 3-9647, or mailed to Mrs. P. G. Cronin, 720 Fairfax, years memorable for the found a resident o f Denver since 1922 and had been a member of the Denver 20. Use this form for mail orders: ing of St. Mary College, Xavier, and for the Papal rec ORC Women’s Auxiliary. She minute with this extension top. It edition of the Institute of the was a former member o f S t if Sisters o f Charity of Leaven Francis de Sales’ Altar and Ro worth. sary Society. ^ fits any 30x30 inch card table . . . U Following her profession Sis Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Myrtle Quinn; a son, Don I MRS. P. G. CRONIN ter taught at Annunciation School, Denver, and then for ald P. Bolger; and four grand extends it to 48'' in diameter.. . * 720 Fairfax, Denver 20, Caio. I 15 years was on the faculty of children. I St. Mary’s Academy at Leaven seats 6 comfortably . . . folds up worth. Civic Responsibility, Only 18 years after her ad I Nome -.A...... I mission to the community. Sis Apostolate Discussed ter Mary Berchmans in 1907 Belmont N. Car.— The Rev, when not in use. Made of heavy was elected first counselor to Robert Brennan, O.S.B., was I Address ...... J the Superior General. After moderator of a panel discussion serving this term of office. Sis on “ The Lay Apostolate and duty fibreboard-masdnite. ! Phone ...... * ter vras for three years superior Civic Responsibility” at the I and teacher at St. Vincent’s North Carolina Catholic High With grained plastic covering, 7.98 Academy, Helena, Mont, School Student Council Con NEIGHBORHOOD ^MORTUARIES Elected Superior General gress, which was held in Sacred I $1 should accompany this order and $1 on delivery I In 1913, Sister Mary Berch Heart Academy here Nov. 6. mans was elected Superior The semi-annual event was at- stationery— Downtown and Cherry Creek, main floor All Deportments GL. 5-3663 # N General of the Sisters o f Char t^ d e d by 50 delegates* from Lakeside, lake level ity of Leavenworth— an office Catholic high schools, and their she held unti 1929. sponsors. PAGE TH4RTEEM TTiersdoy, November 22,1956 Offhe, 938 B«Mock Street TMf DENVIH CATHOLIC HEGISTER Telepliewe, Keyeteae 4-420S Early Colorado Exploration s t s M M E ^vTrrNof [ 3 ^ j S T ^ ^ 150 Years Since M. I. MURRAY Goorrlobt. ISU. N.C.W .a SMvla For Boys By Charles B, Cobb Repeats Old Legend Pike First Saw Peak G E O R G E BERNARD SHAW is credited with the NE HUNT)Ift:D AND n F T Y YEARS AGO, on Nov. all-too-true statement: O 15, 1806, at 2 o’clock in the afternoon, Lt. Zebu- “ Youth is a wonderful thing. Churchill Fails as Historian Ion Montgomery Pike, from a spot about four miles What a crime to waste it on children.” Many of the items B y P a u l H . H a l l e t t Protestant dissenters from a bigoted law for east o f what is now Las Animas, Colo., through his bidding them to hold office. associated with* youths are ONE OF 'THE GREAT DISAP- spy glass made out in the distance, and to the tight, wasted on children also. THERE IS NOTHING in English his what appeared to be a small blue cloud. Thus did the POIN'TMENTS of many admirers of We buy our older boy a tory to justify ChurchiH’s assertion that the great explorer, who was then on the south bank of. wagon; he gets a big kick out Churchill is the lack of scholarship he has English people "were quite sure, from his the Arkansas River a little below the mouth of the of it, and the next thing you betrayed in the second volume of his His know the wagon is found un character, from his record, from his avowed Purgatory, gain the first'sight of the mighty peak tory of the English-Speaking Peoples, The der a snow drift and is half unshakable conviaions, from the whole char that now immortally bears his name. eaten away by rust A beau former British statesman has been so con acter of the Qtholic Church at this time, that Soon afterwards Pike discerned that he had seen tiful stuffed^ tiger, meticu sistently cried up as a master of rhetoric, and once he [James] wielded the sword their choice the towering sentinel of the Rocky Mountains. A week lously unstuffed, is now an he has taken so prominent a part in contem automobile rag. later, on Nov. 22, his expedition, sent into the wilder porary history, that, perhaps unreasonably, we would be the Mass or the stake." This is big SURROUND HIM with the otry straight out of Foxes lying Book of Mar ness to explore the headwaters of the Arkansas and finest array of toys to be expea a great deal of him. In writing of the tyrs. Red Rivers and thus determine the extent of the re found anywhere, and they Reformation period he has failed beyond all cently acquired Louisiana Territory, reached the pres are ignored. The kitchen expeaations. Vilifying James II, Churchill correspond- measuring spoons, a dis ingly glorifies his treacherous homosexual son- ent site of Pueblo. It was there that Pike determined We know that Churchill has not made ex carded package of cigarettes, inJaw, William of Orange, who seized the to climb his peak, which he called the “ Blue Mountain” or a big, empty cardboard tensive original researches in writing his his throne with a hireling army of foreigners and or “Grand Peak.” box are the items that bring tory; most of the spade work for his book was cries o f joy. I am convinced in his subsequent career further subjugated e a v in g t h e ^ULK o f t h e p a r t y there, Pike probably done by hack writers. Even so, we he would have worlds more Ireland and consolidated the power of the Prot late in the morning of Nov. 24, 1806, with Dr. had a jight to expea him to be too scholarly L fun playing in the city dump estant ascendancy in that country. Robinson and two privates, Miller and Brown, set out IMOER HIE COuRTyARO than in Schwartz’ Toy Store to call the Jesuits who suffered under Queen OF THE archbishop'.! THE “ GLORIOUS REVOLUTION” for Blue Mountain. Deceived by the clear Colorado air, eUACE.GENOA, ITALV in New York. Elizabeth I "fanatics.” of 1688 was the work of a small group of as many have been before and since, Pike thought he AUNI()UELV OESICNEO We went downtown the other day to try to do a lit IN HIS LATEST LIFE ARTICLE was much closer to the mountain than he was. The MUSEUM OF CIRCULAR. wealthy bigots who did not want a Catholic Nine rmoatks after the death, and Bu r ia l in ROOMS HAS BEEN tle gift shopping before the Churchill writes about James II, who was small party made some 12 miles the first day; the BUILT TO HOUSE THE line of kings in England, for fear that their QuiCKLiMC, of St R^so ia l Bavloh in. ]5^Q., hectic seasonal rush. The new forced off the throne in 1688 by an inglorious next day they marched 22 miles and made camp. HIS eooy WAS STJLL |HC0RRUI>T AND FRAORANT. TREASURES FROM line of “children’s” toys on holdings would be imperiled. The Glorious /n 1611 Surgeons declared die preservation KietAev SAN LORENZO combination of skullduggery and treachery On Nov. 26, a Wednesday that year, they left catiJed^ l display in the stores is out Revolution marks the beginning of a standing ______mihaculous . ___ o f this world. I quote the called "the Glorious Revolution.” Churchill fol their blankets and food, expecting to reach and climb national debt for England and the rule of the word “children’s” because I lows the familiar pattern of English writers of the peak that day; they were overtaken by nightfall, Fam ily Film.s financiers in England, with their exhorbitant got no farther than the toy generations ago, by making out the events that however, and found shelter in a cave. A snowfall ad department. rates of interest. Indirectly, according to the ended in the exile of the Stuart King as a ded to their hardships, and they had lost sight of THE PURCHASE made Protestant historian, William Cobbett, it in Things Are Looking Up was not in the gift category. bona fide struggle lor liberty. d u ct the British crown to tax the American the mountain. The next day, after an hour’s climb, What was bought was for they saw the peak once more from the top of a ridge. father not son, and destruc , James II was far ahead of his time in reli colonies, and {hus brought on the American It “npw appeared at the distance of 15 or 16 miles By C. J . Zec h a listed in {.he first classifica tive hands will never touch gious tolerance. The immediate reason for his Revolution, the only good that, has come of A LETTER FROM A tion, namely: The Eddy Dii- my scale model o f a Lorain from us,” says Pike in his Journal. “It was as high chin Story, Around the World overthrow was his unsuccessful attempt to dis this sordid coup d’etat. HOUSEWIFE to a Catholic road scraper. It is perfect in in SO Days, The King and I, cipline seven Anglican Bishops for their re It is a pity that a name so illustrious as again as what we had ascended, and it would have critic of motion picture.s on every detail — big, air-filled taken us a whole day’s march to arrive at its base, the West Coast went some Friendly. Persuasion, The tires with heavy traction fusal to have read in their churches a decree that of Churchill should be used to perpetuate when I believe no human being could have ascended to thing like this: “ You say that Brave One, and many others. tread, lever to adjust blade of James exempting certain Qtholics and hoary misconceptions of history. These films also have been its pinical [pinnacle]. This with the condition of my we should select pictures for pitch and angle, and even family viewing from the Class highly praised by critics. four-wheel air brakes that Ecuador Jesuit Reports soldiers, who had only light overalls on, no stockings, A— Section 1 of the Legion of And so our friend, the hiss just like the real article. and were in every way ill provided to endure the in Decency classification — pic housewife, should be pleased It is evident, however, clemency of the region; the bad prospect of killing tures rated unobjectionable with the situation as it now what will happen to the Protestant Proselyters' Paradox anything to subsist on, with the further detention of for general patronage. This stands. Apparently some of Lorain road scraper. I will is all fine and good, but it the movie studios have awak tire of it, hand it down; it two or three days which it must occasion, determined seems to me that good and ened to jthe fact that the will be enjoyed for a short By Rev. Robert E. Kekeisen one, as this nation’s Consti Latin Americans are pre u.s to return.” entertaining pictures are not family is'important when it while, and eventually end up THE PARADOXICAL at tution clearly indicates. Sec dominantly Catholic, even ONTRARY TO SOME HISTORY BOOKS, there found in this category. I can comes to evaluating and see under a snow drift covered titude of American Protest ondly, if the myth of U. S. though, in some sectors, always find a Western or a ing movies. After all. Papa, with rust. ant missionaries in South official Protestantism were principally because'of a C fore, Pike did not say that the peak would “ never juvenile film in this group Mama, the kids, and I can America was brought into true, the Catholic Church dearth of clergy and schools, be climbed.” His point was that his exhausted men, that are fine for the kiddies see all the inferior and sec To fall on one’s knees is to new prominence by a Jesuit would have a very solid argu the brand of Catholicism is without adequate food, dressed in light clothing, could on a Saturday matinee, but ond rate movies we want on raise oneself up to God.— priest visiting this country ment not only for extracurri not the highest. And a thor Cardinal Saliege. from Ecuador. These prosely cular government aids for not make the ascent through the deep snow. Pike evi- my husband and I, although television—for free. oughly (iatholic historical we try to follow the Legion’s ters, he pointed out. take herself but for federal con background can hardly be tlently had his closest view of Blue Mountain from a listings, never seem to find Drowning Man IVeeds No Messages great pains to plant the im struction and financial main amicable to proselyters who point on the range between Little Fountain Creek and an ‘adult’ film ^ated there. pression in Latin American tenance of Catholic parochial often deride practices sacred Turkey Creek, but clo.ser to the latter, for his map in- “ Many o f the movies that minds that Protestant mi.s- schools. to Catholics. sionary effort has the offi we would like to see with our In reality, the Church does The Jesuit from Ecuador
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CPTL Planned Peace Masses Thanksgiving Mass in Ft. Collins For School Fort Collins.— 'S t Joseph's of Wheat Ridge Nov. 18 at a on Nov. 16 with the following Parish)— The Her. Richard M. roller skating party, to com winning prizes: Pat Nicks, Mrs. Rural Problems Are Offered Duffy celebrated a Solemn Mass plete the home and home visits Ann Gore, Jeanette Perry, Pat I of Thanks^vmx at ft o'clock on of the two clubs. Skillings, Mary Schneider, Pat Thanksiovinjr Day in S t J.o- The Wheat Ridge club, 45 Nicks, Mrs. John Longmore, |Mph's ^ u r c h in Fort Collins. strong, chartered a special bus Mrs. Dee Kreiginger, Mary Lou Are'Topics at At Colo. Spgs. Grickshot, Mrs. D. Castaneda, Father Duffy was assisted by for the excursion, and were ac I Jim Hammett, Mrs. Fred Bock- rolorado Sprinjrs.— (Sacred Esther Anthony Homar. pastor companied by several parents and Father Donald McMahon. man, Robert Plesik, Mary Skill Heart Parish)— Sacred Heart o f Holy Family Parish, deacon, Chaperones for the affair ings, Mrs. Cecil Millhone, Her South Roggen Church was to have three and Father Thomas McMahon, from Fort Collins were Mr. and man Glass, Mrs. Bernard Kai Ma.sse.s on Thankspvinif Day( assistant pastor at St. Joseph’s, South Roggen. — A parish Mrs. Thomas Varra, Mr. and ser, John Griffith, Robert Ho- at R:.tO, 8:15, and 9 a.m. The 9 as subdeacon. The boys from meeting was held in Sacred Mrs. Joseph Whalley, Mr. and molka, Judy Ingraham, Leon o'clock High Mass will be a S t Joseph’s Parish who are now Heart Church hall Sunday, Mrs. John Drnek, and Miss ard Verellan, Ethel Bernard, Ma.vs of Thanksgiving for the at S t Thomas’ Seminary served Nov. 18, after a covered dish Elaine Wombacher. The evening and Thomas Varra. blessings of national prosperity as acolytes. luncheon. The Adult Choir, under the meal was served under the di Equipment for the party was and peace. The Oblate Fathers furnished by the George Beach Topics discussed included re direction of Miss Rita Ham rection of Collette Allen. Deco have appealedajjpcaicu totu allait parishion-i^aiiduiuu* . . rations for the hall were ar American Legion Post, for vision of the Rural Financial . rs to attend the Thanksgiving musical song ranged by the committee headed which the Knights are grateful. Plan, adoption of the Catholic Masses to pray for world peaceHigh Mass, by Miss Joyce Wombacher. Parent-Teachers’ Leagpie at Sa and the suffering nations b e - 'Newman Club Pdrty New Circle Started The Colorado A. & M. New cred Heart School, a hot lunch hind the Iron Curuin, espe-l The Junior Newman Club A new circle o f the Altar and man Club held the monthly program, and a pre-Lenten cially Hungary. , ;was host to the Newman Club Rosary Society at St. Joseph’s festival for next February or Communion breakfast Nov. 18. The Friday night Novena in|of Sts. Peter and Paul’s Parish Parish was organized Nov. 19, following the 8:30 Mass. Mark March. Decision on the hot honor o f Our Mother of Sor under the direction of Mrs. lunch program was postponed rows has al.so been dedicated i Gormley, assistant librarian at June Story. The new group, Colorado A. & M., was guest after the reading of reports by for universal peace. The pa-1 meeting at the home of Mrs. Frances Erker, since some prob rishioners have been urged to' speaker. The club also held an Story, selected St. Elizabeth for informal get-together at the lems peculiar to this rural attend the Friday novena de-i Pius X Parish its name, as the group was school had to be worked out. volions before Christma.s to Catholic Student Center on Sun started on her feast day, and day evening. Betty Erker read the minutes pray together for peace also due to the fact that she of the meeting of Oct. 30, at throughout the world. 'This de-1 Scene of Weekly (. of C. Indoctrination is the Patron Saint of Hungary. which the Rev, William Jones, Shown above partment; Patrick Broderick, representing the votion i.s held every Friday at The re ce n t indoctrination The next meeting of the superintendent of parochial 7 :45 p.m. Communion Breakfast is a scene at Holy Name Society: John Norton of the Knights meeting of the Knights of Co group will be held at the home .schools;^r.s. James Ford, and A Thanksgiving social held the Communion breakfast at Sacred Heart of Columbus; and Ray Ryerson, scout executive. lumbus was successful, and re of Mrs. Margaret Gormley, 715 Mrs. John Lell, president and Tuesday night, Nov. 20, was Games Party sulted in several men in the S. Washington, on the third Auditorium for dads and sons sponsored by the The breakfast was served by members of Sacred secretary of CPTL, explained .sponsored by the Holy Name Sacred Heart Holy Name Men’s Club, Colorado Heart Guild, the Altar Society, and the PTA. Aurora.— (St. Pius Tenth parish applying for member Thursday of January. The the uses and workings of the Springs. Among the guest speakers were Chief There was an Armistice Day program with Lt. Men’s Club. The turkey party Parish)— Every Tuesday at 8 ship. These applicants will be women present were Mrs. Mar organization. Col. John Gray as toastmaster. was a benefit for the school o’clock the church basement is initiated in the first degree in garet Gormley, Mrs. Mary Lo The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Dad Bruce of the Colorado Springs Police De kitchen equipment fund. the scene of a weekly games the near future. renzen, Mrs. Norma Brecktel, Gregory Smith, V.G.; who has The PTA held a .successful party being sponsord by the Plans are going ahead in the I Mrs. Rita Bennett, Mrs. Stella had a parent-teacher league in hake sale for the equipment .Men’s Club of the parish. K. o f C Council to make the Verblan and Mrs. Mary Gerin- his parish school for 28 years, fund Sunday, Nov. 18. George Helfenbein, who Is district meeting of District l!g er. Mrs. Gormley was selected assured the group that CPTL Craig Unit Has Open House Meet The Sacred • Heart Ladies’ councils, to be held Nov. 28, as as their president and Mrs. in charge of the affairs, an is effective and useful. Robertson, and Mildred Wat prised o f Charles Ellsworth, Guild i.s sponsoring a movie on successful as the past few have|Lorenzen as secretary-treas- Craig.— St. Michael's Altar I nounces that there will be 15 Conferences with the teacher and Rosary Society held an| son, with Leonard Robertson Vince Brin, and Inez Travers, The Work of Hope House regular games each week with been, and a special treat is urer. Mrs. Story requests any' Friday evening, Nov. .“lO, at open house meeting Nov. 12,' also serving as chairman. The with Vince Brin serving as sizable cash awards for each again being planned I one interested in joining in the with approximately 53 women! supervisory committee is com chairman. 8:15. All are invited to attend. in addition to a "jackpot” A very successful turkey group should contact M rs.{(.pTL devotes most of its e f party was held by the knip:htsl Gormley. attending. award of a minimum of $ 100. forts to helping with extracur This meeting was designed, Refreshments will be available, ricular activities, and it brings to encourage new membership i and the general public is urged parents in closer touch with and stimulate interest in the] Brighton Couple to reserve Tuesday evenings school affairs generally. Dues society for all women of the for this weekly social. Rangely Jr. Newmanites are only 25 cents per memlier parish. Colorado Springs Plan Celebration The Ten Commandments will per year. Decision on this mat Inez Travers welcomed the he discussed by those attending ter, too, was postponed until a members and guests and pre the Monday, Nov. 26, se.ssion later date. sided at the business meeting. of the biweekly information J. D. CROUCH T0Meet Each Wednesday Vincent Buchholz, Harold i Father Robert Syrianey spoke Of Golden Jubilee series. Father P'rancis Syriancy, C. D. O’BRIEN Klausner, Harold Erker, Joe to the group and introduced .pastor, invites all interested Rangely.— Mass is offered on ion and has departed for Great |Sigg, Tommy Klausner. Bill MAY REALTY i^ngnion — (PI. Augusi.ne sjpg^.on, to be present at 7:45 - - ... the guests, who included Mmes. the second Sunday of the Lakes, 111. Erker, and Joe Streml were ap- Parish)— Mr. and Mrs. B. R-|jn the church basement. 1 Natalie Dvorak, Henry Grove, month at 7:30 p.m., followed Patricia Hall is home for the pointed to the committee for re- (.elz of this parish will cele-cele-, goard members of the Altar Nell Heiney, James McDaniel, REALTOR by Benediction of the Blessed Thanksgiving week end from vising the Rural Financial Plan ^wedding an-1 Rosary Society will meet Vaughn Precce, Marilyn Thie- niversary on Nov. 27 Sacrament. On the fourth Sun St. Mary’s of the Wasatch Col to^ cover' dry years Soil Bank bert, and Lavisa Wick; and Monday, Nov. 26, at 8 o’clock day Masses are at 7 a.m. and lege, Salt Lake City. pa’yments, and all types of INSURANCE ■ LOANS Mr. Getz, 81, and Mrs. Getz, Miss Betty Murphy and Kath in the church basement. a.m. farming. 70, were married BO years ago ryn Kawchack. CCD Discussion Catechism classes are held Most committee chairmen for in St. Mary’s Church, Ellis, Inez Travers introduced Rose 723 N. T ejon St. Volunteer teachers o f the each Sunday at 9:30 a.m. ex the pre-Lenten festival were Kans. They have lived in Razzano, program chairman, Qualify Apparel Confraternity of Christian Doc cept the fourth Sunday. Junior appointed, with Father Leonard /y Brighton for the past 33 years. Rosary Society who presented a program de Colorado ^Springs, (^olo. trine program held a "work Newman Club meets Wednes Abercombie’s finest Italian spa picting the duties and func IN COLORADO SPRINGS Prior to his retirement, Mr. shop” to exchange views and SINCE IS72 day weekly at 7:30 p.m. ghetti dinner being the featured tions o f the committees work IME. 3-7731 (ietz was a section .foreman for discuss problems on Nov. 18. The Junior Newman Club re attraction. ing within the Altar and Ro the Union Pacific Railroad. •An experienved CCD organ Other chairmen are: Turkey Kiowa and Tejon Streets From this union nine chil ceived corporate Communion In Fleming Has sary Society. izer, Sister Nerinx of Loretto shoot. Joe Sigg; prizes. Tommy drenrtren were born: DanielUanici lietzGetz oi of jjejgbts College, was present to on the Feast of Christ the King, .4 display was arranged at .^fter Mass St. Ignatius’ Altar Kualsner; games, Butch Sigg; the head table featuring some Denver; Millium, Michael, and pffgj. advice and answers to tickets ami publicity, Bernice Evelyn of Brighton; Mrs. and Rosary Society sponsored a of the work done by the com FRED'S BOOTERY the personal queries of the Induction Rites Milan; and organization, Mag Blanche Ranney and Mrs. Communion breakfast. The af mittees. teachers dalene Schoeneman. . 106 E. Pikes Peak fair was the first of its kind Mrs. Razzano, chairman of / .tlildred Currier of Aurora; Tom Vasko, program direc Fleming.— (St. Peter's Par- li The Hom« of mm Mrs. Glenna Kallsen of Ellicott. in the mission. The Rev. JCd- ish)_The Rosary-Altar Society Deanery Meet organization and development, VELVET STEP - CITY CLUB tor, conducted the meeting and ward J. Fraezkowski was also O y io ie rs and Mrs. Kathryn Kurjian of enrolled six new members on Father Ahercomhie, the spir reported on her committee and WEATHER BIRD SHOES issued a reminder to parents of a guest at the breakfast. Chicago; and Mathew Getz, dc- their obligation to see that the group’s Communion Sun itual director, and nine mem- also represented Betty Cizar, Tha Uni* Slira With tka Bl| Vilin cea.sed. There are 19 grandchil their children prepare the re At the Altar and Rosary So day, Oct. 21. A breakfast was ber.s of the Sacred Heart Altar chairman of the Confraternity dren and six great-grandchil quired lessons and attend cate ciety meeting Nov. 13 an insti served following the ceremony. and Rosary Society attended of Christian Doctrine, who was ^ZECHA & ADAltlSl dren. chism classes regularly. tute for parish committee chair Those enrolled include Mmes. the Greeley Deanery in Brush unable to be present. Biz Joyce Because of illness, only a A doll will be presented at men and the members was con Joe Huss, Norbert Burenheide, Nov. 13. gave a report for Wilma Far- ^ Conoco Service Station 4 dinner with members of the the December meeting of the ducted by Mrs. A. H. Crist. The William Holmes, Wayne Pim Thoee who attended were har, chairman of library and family is planned to celebrafe Altar and Rosary Society. work of the various committees ple, Wayne Nash, and John Marian Epple. Martha Klaus literature. the occasion, k special High adopted by the deanery was Other chairmen reporting On sale are Christmas cards Schramberger. ner, Betty Erker, Lona Linne- i Ma.ss in their honor will be o f demonstrated by visual aids, to were: Historian, Joan Duzik; and religious articles following Performing usher duties -in hur, Margaret Erker, Tillie fered on Nov. 27 at 8 a.m. gether with the explanation of Catholic Charities, immigra ▼ Sunday Masses. November are Jack Bornhoft Klausner, Kate Howard, Mary the duties involved. tion, and war relief, Eva Rob ^Nevada Ave. at Cacha la Poudra ^ and Laurence Brekel. Viola Erker, and Magdalene The institute was promoted Shoeneman, president of the ertson; public relations, Jane / Thanksgiving prayers and Training by Mrs. Ralph Razzano, dean Koerber; spiritual development, blessing will be helil at the 8 Greeley Deanery. ery committee chairman, St. Mrs. Shoeneman reported to Margaret Maurin; home and BUCK SPORTING At ‘Register’ o’clock Mass on Nov. 22. Alay Drug Co. .Michael's, Craig, Colo. the group about the convention school, Josephine Brin; scout The Blessed Virgin Circle of the National Council of ing, Mary Schwinn; legislation PRESCRIPTION Plans ^ere made for the sponsored a card party in the GOODS CO. SA LES V / SERVICE Catholic Women, which she at and civil defense, Mrs. John DRUGGISTS yearly Christnjas program for hall on Nov. 18. Canasta and Phone m e ! 2-3245 tended in Chicago the first week Purdy, for Louise Fedenic, the catechism classes and in pinochle prizes were won by Ph. ME. 4-1595 332 So. Ttjon S t “Everylhlnf for Evory Sport" — in November. chairman of that committee. clude treats and a Christmas Mrs. Ted Wernsman and Mar COLORADO SPRINGS '"V 119 NO. TEJON ST. The Sacred Heart Altar and .Marie Biskup gave a resume tree. garet Brekel. The special prizes Ro.sary Society met Nov. 14 in of the circles organized within Visitors were Mmes, William was awarded to Mrs. Don Mol- the rectory reading room, with the .4Itar Society during the ME. 4-6251 F. Leikam, Isaac Carmichael, lohan. t ME. 3-S349 The Ileyse Sheet about 20 members present. past year and discussed their JERRY and Henry Murray, Rifle, who At the meeting of the Holy LARRY VIC HEBERT INC. is housekeeper at the rectory. After the meeting, the women progress and accomplishments. Metal & Roofing Name Society on Nov. 11, plans went to the church hall where Members of the various circles Madden Plumbing Co. The hostesses were Mmes. were made for a parly and INCORPORATED 3660 Downing Father Ahercomhie showed were called upon to summarize PLUMBING CONTRACTORS Frank 'Usery and A. H. Crist,, , I membership drive at the men’s HEATING ROOFING slides of his trip to Rome. activities and future projects. PLUMBING REPAIRS SHEET METAL Sin?« 1«U The meeting was opened and I meeting in December, GAS WATER HEATERS Members of the Junior New Lorraine Deru reported on 529 SO. NEVADA closed with Father Fraezkowski i ______PhtM ME 2-0OA2 827 W. ClIwlO Alt. p „ , „ . , j j u j g , man Club also met that night the newly formed Birthday Phono; ME. 2-4659 E.t 18U and sav' the pictures. Club which has proved popular Jr. Newman Club Hostesse.s for the Altar S
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Stoles and Capes Made Free eitimate* Commercetown Employmenl $25.00 Service 2555 W. 29th Ave. Doll Clothoi New Clever Fall Styles # Want a Job? Ord^r now for Chrintmai. BAOutiful 5400 Colo. Blvd. — CH. 4-5234 in JarkeL>< hand-msHt doll clothpa, any aix«. LOLA MAE BOWEN ■ 'Cel our price* on all your fur' ' furniture for Sale 47 Other Liilinzi work. Drop by and afa or call. Keaaonable. Vie A Phylla Used Furniture # Want fo $iell? 977 So. Ralelfh WE. 6-0221 CH. 4-5234 — NEVER USED — RA. 2-6263' Double dresser, plate class mirror. | Pete Shannon, tion are among more than 100 workers in Den 901 So. Downing Rook case head board $189.96 ) Education Fund Drive j, deft). ver who are taking part in the seventh annual ' (Closed Sat.) 39" Maple Bunk Bed. Com plete with Mattress .... $6.6.00 1 # Want to H ire? •hows Miss Lina ArchuUta and Tom Ewing LAEF campaign to raise funds to aid Colorado See US for the job Chrome Dinet sets ...... $49.OU up/ Latin-American students in schools of higher Christmas Cards Box Springs and Mattress H price] one of the posters entered in the competition RADIO & TELEVISION 43 p^romoting the Latin American Educational education. The foundation is seeking $15,000 in I With Name Imprintad YOU want. — USED Refrigerators, Gas Ranges, Bed ; its 1956 fund drive. 40 for $1.50 and up Rent or Buy a T*V Foundation. The three members of the founda- I Divans. Msttresa & Springs. Good ( Want to Buy? -i- + + Ken'i Ticket Companjr Prices start at $89.96 1 usedI TVs. Many Qther Items ^ - r + r • ACE EMPLOYMENT Blackatone Center 3366 W. 38th Are. I '*Come In and Brows* Around'* j 436 Broadway SH 4-3213 MA. 8-0662 Annual Campaign Launched GR. 7-8531 t \ VIC & PHYLLS ! MISC. FOR SALE 44 ^ Uaed Furniture | # Want fo Rent? t 3877 Trnnyaon GF.. 3-3022 ' STENO. - TYPISTS Presto Fire Extinguisher AUrm Drive Aids Latin-American Collegians BOOKKEEPERS Hendy for your car or home. Free Demonstration. LET'S SWAP 50! All type* of office work. If you the University of Denver, Colo PE. 3-S429 ANYTHING of value taken on pur Want a Hom e? The seventh annual campaign the raising of at least $15,000 to Your. Ejrei Ar« Your went » yood office Job immedi rado School of Mines, the Uni ately, call: chase or installations of gas furnaces, hy the Latin-.Americari Educa carry on the work of the foun water heaters, etc. What bav* you dation through the next war. versity of Colorado, and Colo Molt Precioui Potieiiion A C 2 - 0 7 2 1 RA 2-8749. tional Foundation to raise funds Since 1949, when LAEF was rado State College, Greeley. for Preliminary Job Information { FOR SALE to aid Colorado Latin-American 4x6 Press Camera, Complete with organized, the group has aided Other LAEF-aided students Special to Young Eyes Sclcclive E m plovniciil Bureau} flash and filters. Cut Film Holder AUTOS (Used) 58 students in schools of higher ed 87 Colorado Latin-American are studying nursing and busi 308 McCllniMk IN,. ' 1554 Calif, t Mag. Carries 12 sheets. Must ucation got under way Tuesday, students. These students have sell quick. Fine camera for stu ness courses in Colorado schools. SITUATIONS WANTED— dent taking photography. $50.00 Nov. 13. at a meeting of cam received 127 grants totaling “ Thousands of Latin-Ameri Dr. Alfred Kleyhauer MALE 11 takes it. Write paign ■ worl^ers in the Security more than $18,000. can youths are denied their ed Box 1620 Life Building. These students for the most ucational goals by lack of finan KE. 4-1044 1432 Tremont Couple wiinli office (’leening eve- c o R.D.f Denver, Colo . The drive, which will end on part are taking professional cial resources,’’ Bernard V a ld ^ ^ ningfi or genernl denning. Goo<) ref erence* end rensoneble rate*. Bill llreiiin0 Dec. 12. the Feast of Our Lady courses in such schools as Regis president of the foundation, said i WK. 6-6104 of Guadalupe, has as its goal and Loretto Heights Colleges, at the meeting. |------^------APPLIANCES 45 Ynti Smr It In SITUATIONS WANTED— The Latin American Edu- g, Reitauranti 4 NO DOWN PAYMENT i rational Foundation was organ FEMALE 12 The Best in Used ized in 1949 to provide this fi RANGES, REFRIGERATORS. w „h. THE REGISTER" St. Louis' Altar Group Typing, addressing and stuffing, at er«, dryer*, up in $1011 diicount on I nancial assistance to students home. Pick up and delivery. »nm» mf>del». PE. 3-76<4. Ad«m* | with ambition and the capabil BK. 7-3561 Town Houfr. Alameda at Downinz. ' ’"Don't Cook — Order front,” ' | Open till 9 p.m. or New Cars ity of completing their educa Blessed Sacrament Sponsoirs Buffet Dinner tion.’’ he said. I Dial - A - Dinner | Dressmaking, tailoring, button holes WE GIVE RED STAMPS ! and all types of sewing. The Latin American Educa I ! ! BARGAINS ! I ! 120 TO CHOOSE RA. 2-1663 tional Foundation has the back .4C. 2- t891 Used Vacuum Cleaners. Trade-ins. all 1 Englewood. — (St. Louis’ O’Donoghue of the Central In makes and models. FI snd up. Open FROM 1 ing of many prominent citizens ■ ■Turkey Dinner ...... $1.75* Will make crepe-paper Butterhles Parish)— The Altar and Rosary surance Co. o f Omaha. The of Denver and Colorado. Among for the holidays, 60 cents each. Sundays. 10> a.m. to 5 p.m. 2836 W \ ''Virginia Baked Ham ....$1.50'' PE. S-0501 •32nd Ave. GL. 5-7181. Society held a buffet dinner PTA voted to purchase a pro these are Chuck Collins, radio < • ^ * I jector, screen, and film strips I • Many other telection* ■ • I BANK RATES Nov. 18 in the school cafeteria. entertainer; Palmer Hosrt, ed EDUCATION I for the use of the school and 13 BUILDING Monsignor Bernard Cullen, itor and publisher of the Den Catering for alt occation* • • pa.stor, was guest speaker and parish groups. The remainder Piano Lesions — Rcaaonabl* MATERIALS 46A: I ) ver Fast; Bert Keating, Denver ■ ■ HA. d-2736 I I of the program consisted of ac Y Order your whole Turkey •• also welcomed the new mem district attorney; Stephen L, R. I Up to 3 Years to Pay I I cordion selections by Claudir)e bers. Mrs. Lynam Nachazel, McNichols, Governor-elect of • Ready to Serve "f NEW AND USED Waskiewic, who was intro president of the .Mtar Society, Colorado; Charles Vigil, Den AC. 2-4891 PBX SWITCHBOARD Call thanks all who helped make this duced by Mrs. D. O’Neill, the •• Plus receptionist training. Bust-1 BUILDING m a t e r ia l s ! ver attorney; the Rev. William (4 P.M. to 2 A M.) \ Plumhinf a n
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Parishioners Will Form . . A u Constant/D- Guard of Honor School's Dentist 40 Hours Rite to Openjg||^j | q pjj^ At Present'rtion Nov Forty Hours’ Devotion will open with the 8 o’clock Mass Sunday, Nov. 25, and will close on Tuesday eve (Annunciation Parish, Denver) ning, Nov. 27. Children of the sixth, seventh, and eighth At the PTA meeting Nov. 14, grades will sing at the 8 o’clock Mass and will be in the guest speaker was Dr. Con the procession following the Mass. The evening services treras, school dentist, who spoke will begin at 7:45 o’clock each on “ Care of the Teeth.’* day, with the Very Rev, Father C.^B. Woodrich gave a Charles Buckley, C.SS.R., as short■ speechspe on the importance speaker. of knowing and practicing our Father Brady Catholic religion. Parishioners are expected to maintain a constant guard of Mrs. John Meek brought an honor f o r Our Lord in th§ Advent Wreath, which she Blessed Sacrament f o r the Baptizes 5 at showed and explained. Anyone three days. A schedule will be wishing to order one can do so provided in the vestibule of the by calling Mrs. Meek at FR. church for parishioners to des 7-7253. 'The price for each ignate the time they can spend Sacred Heart wreath is $2. before the Blessed Sacrament. PTA participation in the General cleaning o f the al (Sacred Heart Parish, Denver) Community Chest drive was a tar and sanctuary Will be held Father John F. Brady, S.J., success, going over 100 per cent on Friday and Saturday, Nov. baptized five converts this past Speakers for the chest were 23 and 24, from 9:30 to 11:30 week. His instruction classes Mrs. Howard and Mr, Addison, ard Facinelli; Pope St. Gregory, Robert Adams; a.m. Women o f the parish are are held in the basement chapel who gave awards to Mrs. Fifth Grade 'Saints' just a few o f the Pope St. Pius X, Stephen Klein; St. John Bosco, urged to help on this special at Sacred Heart on Monday O’Leary, m ajor; Mrs. Murphy, 50 “ saints” of the fifth grade of St. Mary Bob Holthaus; in the center. Queen of All project on whichever day is and Tuesday evenings at 7 :30 co-major; and Mrs, Mondragon, Magdalene’s School, Denver, who by special re Saints, Barbara Malloy; last row, St. Lawrence, most convenient. o’clock. The special prize, donated by quest will parade again at the meeting Nov. 28 Joe Paulson: St Sebastian, Robert Shearer; St. Austin Miller, chairman of November 25 the women of Mary Heinrich, was won by o f the PTA. From left to right, kneeling, are Peter, Robert Pickreign; Simon of Gyrene, the turkey games party, thanks the Altar Sodality will receive Mary Frilot. The cake was do St. Francis, Gary Bareja; and St. Isaac Jogues, Leonard Armstrong; and the teacher. Sister M. all who patronized the party Communion in the 7 :30 o’clock nated by Mrs. Urdel and won by Kirk Martelon; first row, St. Peter Claver, Rich- Liliosa. and those who made donations Mass. A business meeting and Mrs. Lind. of special prizes and turkeys. A 14-pound bologna wan + 4- + -•- + + breakfast will follow immedi The affair was a great success ately in Sodality Hall. awarded by the 10th grade and both socially and financially. won by Mr. Dinger. The blanket The Legion of Mary meets Christmas cards can be ob awarded by the ninth grade St. Mary's PTA to Hear Talk by Morganti Grad each Tuesday at 1 p.m. in the tained from any o f the PTA brought in $33 toward the pu church. Any women interested members or at the rectory. pils’. project and was won by (St. Mary Magdalene'* Parish, o’clock. The guest speaker will ality.” The seventh , graders’ in joining the group are in Vigil lights had been placed Ray Holman. Denver) be Mrs. Shirley Biddlecomb, a mothers will be hostesses for'the vited to attend these meetings. before the Blessed Mother Mrs. Mayfield turned in $40 Mnunffllll ClimllPr program for the K. of C. A PTA meeting will be held Luncheon Club meeting Morganti graduate, who will afternoon. Shrine. John Vigil planted from the Sunday night games mouninm Vlimoer in the school basement on Wed PTA Bake Sole present a talk on “ Self-Im Edmund Murphy, evening some beautiful silver spruce snack bar. Her daughter turned Nov. 16, after a movie depicting the art of mountain climbing, nesday afternoon, Nov. 28, af 1 provement, Charm, and Person- Mrs. John Lell, -PTA presi chairman of the PTA program dent, announces that the organ around the shrine on Monday in $23 from the Halloween Allen A^ten discussed the method and equipment used by moun 3 committee, is returning to ac ization will sponsor a bake sale in the snowstorm. party for the 11th grade project. tain climbers. Mr. Auten, who is past president of the Denver tive duty with the U.S. Air on Sunday, Dec. 2. At the Mountain Climbing Club, said the club was formed primarily Force. Edward Laskey will take November meeting Sergeant for the pleasure of conquering mountain peaks in this area. his place for the remainder of Stork and Officer,Goody spoke The group, however, is called- upon to assist in recovery of vic Homemaker’s I the year. to the group on safety and St. Rose of Lima Parish tims of air crashes in the Rocky Mountain area. The PTA will sponsor a “ Hot showed a short film on the sub Athletes to Benefit Department Dog Day” for the children of ject. The Safety Patrol boys the school on Thursday, Nov. 29. were guests at the meeting and Names New Cubmaster Sister M. Liliosa thanks the were presented with medals of 2 Improvement Projects Patronize These Reliable and Friendly Firms following mothers who had cars St. Michael, the patron saint of (St. Rose of Lima’s, Denver) the Loretto College chemistry lUvl ■' H' ■ ■ 'Ill available and transported her police. T. J. Yegge was named cub- staff spoke to the group on the A collection of more than KITCHEN, BATH, or CELLAR DRAIN... “ 50 saints” of the fifth grade master at- a regrouping meet need for college-trained minds Planned at Mullen High to Mt. St. Elizabeth’s Retreat. 600 cam of food (tuff* was for the highly technical age to made by the school children ing to reactivate the Cub Scout ROTO-ROOTER “RAZOR-KLEENS’” EM ALL THE SAME They are iftrs. Teddy Gossard, movement in the parish on Nov. come. She stressed teaching Plans for two renovation and These include work on the Mrs. Harold Gibbs, Mrs. Clif and sent to the Little Sisters youngsters from little on good improvement projects involv of the Poor who operate the 7. Serving with him will be fieldhouse, which is the most ford Boyce, Mrs. Earl Mar reading habits, and establish ing Mullen High School athletic Mullen Home for the Aged. John Talyat and Harry Stew immediate need and part of telon, Mrs. Murray Newton, art, who will be assistant cub- ing tastes in reading matter facilities were outlined by which already has been com The entire .student body of ROW-. Mrs. Joseph Thompson, Mrs. masters. Mr. Stewart is the for which can be done in the home Brother Alex, principal, at the pleted to provide a larger bas the school will be given an Carl Shearer, Mrs. Charles F. mer cubmaster. before the child even enters November meeting of the Men ketball area. IQ test on Wednesday, Nov. 28. ■EQCTlZZIZnSZ: Smith, Mrs. Lester Schaffer, Den mothers will be Mrs. first grade. for Mullen. There will be no other school The other project is con and Mrs. Walter Schmitt. Harry Schraeder and Mrs. Ray work that day for the children. struction of .shower and dress Garvin's Sewer' Service On Sunday,' Nov. 25, the chil Parents will be advised through Marsh. Assistant den mothers ing facilities in the .same build are Mrs. Lawrence Swanger Exclusive Rofo-Rooter Operators dren of the parish will receive the children as to the time they ing and is pinpointed for next Communion in the 8:30 o’clock should be at the school for the and Mrs. Ralph Melphy. Luncheon Unit to Hear summer. Brother Alex esti SP. 7-4227 200 E, 4th Ave. William Wavrin is chairman ton- Mass. test. The notices will be sent mated the cost of this latter home on Monday. of the pack committee, John job at $3,000 or more, pro / foom Favors Received McDonald treasurer, and on The sisters will be p^rateful Newly Elected Senator viding much or all of the labor Ths Only National Sewar Service Available Locally A reader of the Register for any trading stamps anyone the planning committee are is done by volunteers. wishes to publish thanksgiving might wish to pass along to Ray Marsh and Ralph Melphy. Jerry Cooney, program chair 1575 Grant Street, Denver. All Men for Mullen voted to to the Infant of Prague, Our them. Either red, brown, or Mr. Swanger will also serve as man for the K. of C. Friday Catholic men and their guests hold three games parties dur Bacon & Schramm Lady of the Snows, St. Theresa, green stamps can be used by den father for den five. Luncheon Club, on Nov. 23 will are invited to the luncheons, ing the year in an effort to and Mother Cabfini for peti them in obtaining many items Dens four and five have fulfill his promise. of seven which last one hour. raise funds for this work. Composition Hoofing tions granted. they need for use in the school. been "reactivated, but a lack weeks ago that John Carroll The first, under chairman Tile Hoofing of den mothers prevents would be the guest speaker fol ship of Nolan Clark and Art ENGLEWOOD the other dens organized last lowing his election to the U- S- Higgi ns, will be a turkey Hoof Hepairing year to continue. Mr. Yegge Senate. party Dec. 11 at 8 p.m. at made an appeal for more 4020 Brighton Blvd. Heating Company St. Catherine's Society Several weeks a g o Jerry the Knights of Columbus women volunteers to serve in Cooney promised members of Hall. €H. 4-6563 StnilBB Cflttn EmlmoB tnl Oimir Arta this capacity. T h» success of Authorized Ltonox Dealer the club that he would invite A drive to increase active the movement in the parish the newly elected U.S. Senator Furnaces and Air Conditioninf and associate memberships in To Honor New Members hinges on more co-operation to be guest speaker. He then ex Please Patronize the Men for Mullen is under from parents, he said. tended the invitation to John Your REGISTER All Makes Furnaces (St. Catherine’s Parish, i Mrs. R. Kelly, vice president, A planning meeting will way. It is a three-pronged p^'oi- Installed, Serviced Denver) introduced Mrs. W. F. Kelty, Carroll, who just as optimisti ect involving students, the M be held on Tuesday, Nov. 27, cally accepted the speaking en Advertisers and and Repaired The Altar and Rosary So who explained the use o f the Club and Men for Mullen. at 7:30 p.m. in the home of gagement. ciety will meet Tuesday, Nov. Advent Wreath. Mention the Yegges at 1317 S. Rari The story on the political Active memberships are fof' 27, beginning with a potluck Hostesses were Mrs. Leo tan. the fathers of boys at Mullen THE REGISTER • Heating Stevens and Mrs. J. Hawkins, campaign and resulting election luncheon at 1 o’clock in the Mr. Yegge also announced and for other persons whowish • Air Conditioning seventh graders’ room mothers, is familiar to everyone. The i cafeteria, to honor the new that the first pack meeting for to attend the monthly meetings and Mrs. G. Schmidt and Mrs. victorious candidate, John Car- THE BEST IN TUGGAGE • Sheet Metal Work I members. pack 206 will be held in Gold- and take part ih the various W. Churchill, fifth graders’ roll, will speak on the current, 0( All Kindt The Altar and Rosary So- rick School at 7:30 p.m. Thurs activities. Phone SU 1-4494 I room mothers. They were as crisis facing the world in the 'ciety is conducting a member- day, Dec. 13. All parents in Associate memberships are Free Checkup and Estimate sisted by Mmes. A. Cunning Near East today. terested in cub scouting are in for friends of Mullen High who Day and Niffht Service I ship drive. Every woman in the Luncheons are held in the ham, R. Wehrle, C. Lo Sasso, vited to attend. Additional are interested in the work of j parish should be a member of ahd J. Schomer. main hall of the K. of C. Home, 1065 W. Hampden registrations will be accepted the Men for Mullen, who sup I this organization. Applications Those wishing to donate Frank Waters, Prop. then and awards made to cub port athletics and other extra I for membership are available cookies to St. Catherine’s USO at the church and at the scouts for achievements of the curricular activities at the Est. I STS cookie jar are asked to call wst summer. In January, the pack school. 1544 B’ rectory. Dues are $1 per year Mrs. G. Canny, GR. 7-3159. Farish Cub Fuck AM. 6-1458 will meet on the second Friday By becoming active or asso and the society meets every Volunteers will be reminded by of the month at Goldrick ciate members, persons will be month on the last Tuesday of phone. Mrs. Canny will pick School. notified of the various activi- the month. up the cookies Friday, Dec. 7. At Precious Blood The Rev. Barry Wogan, pas John A. Carroll ties during the year. Electrical Contracting & Repairing Mrs G. Rowe, nominating There will be no December tor, is the executive officer and chairman, with Mr.s. F. Morfeld PTA meeting. and Mrs. H. L. Weber met with .^t the January meeting, Burt Stadig institutional repre To Meet Nov. 23 EARL J. STKOHiMIAGER Father Lemieux and the slate sentative. which is for fathers and (Most Precious Blood Parish, of officers will be read at this mothers, a portable TV will be 270 Receiving Lessons ------Electric Company Denver) FIREPLACE WOOD meeting. awarded. School children will More than 270 public school The parish Cub Pack will| Licensed and Bonded At the PTA meeting Tues be participating in promoting children ar,e receiving catechet meet on Friday evening, Nov. | Member National Electrical Contractors Ata’n* day, Nov. 12, Mrs. J. Leone, this project. ical instructions at St. Rose of 23, at 7:30 o’clock in the par-, reported for Mrs. J. Frey, hos The following women as Lima’s on Sundays. Sister Jean 1178 stout St. AC. 2-5733 pitality chairman, who was sisted Mrs. F. Domenico with Patrice, principal, reports that ish hall. i The Loretto Heights College ' America’a absent, that 134 women were the hot dog luncheon; Mmes. N. the sisters are teaching six Alumnae have prepared Advent Cleaneat Fuel Sold by present. Mrs. George Canny, Hozduke, (i. Mollicone, A. Mag- classes with the assistance of Wreaths, which.will be deliv-: Over 70 president, presided. Father Le lischo, E. Marine, J. Lombardi, members o f the Young Ladies’ a No Smoke ered on Saturday before the Dealers mieux said the opening prayer. L. Rolman, L. Filkoski, D. Sodality. a No Soot first Sunday in Advent. The Mrs. H. Johnson, member Durant, H. Dearing, M. Van Sister Rosalie teaches the a No Sparks kit consists of the wreath, ship chairman, announced that Lunsen, P. Bertollt, T. Stack, preschool group assisted by . Hi.. H.., .„,,... 3 daalM 3 i»tldats£ a Christmas party would be M. lacino, Jr.; T. Persson, H. Terry Muller. Sister Rita has candles, ribbon, instructions given the school children Ruscio, V. Brown, F. Cronin, the First Communion class as for the ceremony, and the nigh l^uality Pinon or Apple Logs Thursday, Dee. 20, for obtain J. G. Villona, E. Heinen, T. J. sisted by Mary Kams. Sister prayers. Orders may be called in to Mrs. J. McDermott at in 14'', 18", 24" and 30" Lengths ing 100-per-cent membership King, R. Griffith, R. Gras, B. Mary Agnita has second and Split Kindling for Quick Starting in the PTA. Room mothers will third grade youngsters and is PE. 3-3317. Assmann, H. Manning, M. De- We Deliver in Denver and Suburbs ^ furnish cookies and the PTA Camillis, P. Di Pilla, G. Canny, assisted by Carol Heppting. Women to Meet the ice cream. and R. Kelly. Mrs. A. DiTirro, Sister Jean Evelyn teaches the The Altar ’ and Rosary So Lower Prices If Picked Up at Yard Mrs. R. Wehrle gave a re hot dog chairman, was ill. fourth and fifth grade group, ciety will meet on Monday, port on the deanery meeting Cub Scouts, pack 155, will Kathryn Urban the sixth grade Nov. 26, at 8 o’clock. Plans Suphjum, CoaL PE. 3-4679 Tuesday, Nov. 9. meet Friday, Nov. 30, at 7 :30 and Sister Jean Patrice the will be completed at the meet Mrs. G. Johnson, ways and p.m. in the cafeteria. Each boy Junior High classes of seventh, ing for the benefit bridge 864 SO. BROADWAY means chairman, thanked every is a^ed to bring articles of eighth, and ninth. party to be held on Friday eve one who helped make the card food to help fill baskets for the Sister Jean Patri.ee said that ning, Nov. 30. Tickets for the party a success. Mrs. R. lacino, needy. a slide film projector and cate party will be available through bake sale chairman, expressed The Mothers’ Auxiliary chetical film strips have been the circle captains and will also her appreciation for all who meeting will be held Monday, purchased to use with the be sold at the doors the eve GOLD CROSS PRODUCTS, INC. donated toward the bake sale. Nov. 26, at 8 p.m. in the meet classes. ning o f the party. Ruth Saul, *'Acerediled Purveyors to the Catholic Clergy” Mrs. R. Polak, uniform chair- ing room. The mother o f each There will be no school on program director, has asked JANITORIAL & SANITARY SUPPLIES A WISE HUSBAND WILL GIVE HIS WIFE A I man, announced that all uni- Cub Scout is a member of this Thursday and Friday this week. Twyla Conder, arts and crafts 1421 - 16tk Street — CH. 4-8775 or 2598 I forms that have been ordered org;anization and is urged to Dave Langfield, choir direc instructor at Opportunity DENVER 2, COLORADO should be called for. Extra attend this important meeting. tor, issued a call fey two of School, to show ways of mak Republic Steel Kitchen uniforms are available in all Square dance classes for three women, who can sing alto ing Christmas gifts and deco regular sizes. Material is also adults only are being con to join the choir. The group rations at the meeting. available for those who ‘ wish ducted in the meeting room on meets on Fridays at 7:30 p.m. The topic for the Wednesday o n t h e w a y . . . in the church. to make them. Fridays from 8 to 10 p.m, by evening inquiry forum will be IMMEDIATELY! Mrs. W. Close reported for A1 Brin. 150 New Books “ Your Future— Heaven, Hell, Mrs. D. Zarlengo, health chair On display at the meeting Purgatory.” The forum is held man, who was not present at Nov. 13 of the Parent-Teacher in the parish hall at 8:15 L IJ M I N IJ M the meeting as she was assist organization were 150. newly o’clock. SHEETS •BARS ing the school nurse with the 30 Couples Brave The Altar and Rodary So acquired books for the school TUBES • EXTRUSIONS hearing test. library, a film strip projector, ciety is still showing Christmas i Mrs. H. Manning reported Snow; Form Club and a hi-fi portable three-speed cards, and anyone who has not STIIL S A L i a - that S,7S1 half pints of milk record player. been contacted by a member of had been consumed bjr the Englewood.— (All Souls’ Par James Forbes, chairman of a the society is asked to call Mrs. school children during the ish) — Despite, the .snowy special safety investigation Frances Dobson at SK. 6-3235, month of October. weather, approximately 30 committee, reported much prog and she will make arrange Anyone desiring identifica couples from , the parish were ress to the group. He said that ments to show the cards. tion bracelets or tags for their represented at an organizational the bus stop had been changed The turkey party held Fri children or further informa meeting for a Mr. and Mrs. to the opposite corner, remedy day evening, Nov. 16, was an 1 9901-1921 ARAPAHOE • DENVER, COLORADO tion on Civil Defense should Club held in the parish hall on ing a ^tuation where the chil outstanding success, and an inifliiiiimiMMniiiiipiM call Mrs. P. Di Pilla, GL. 6- Monday evening, Nov. 19. The dren had to wade through mud other one is being planned for 5123. club will be a social grroup only, in bad weather to get tiie bus, Dec. 14. Don Stevenson and The gift donated by the hos and the members will pay dues also that the crosswalks had Tom Schneiders were the Why Pay More?” pitality committee was given to of $2 per year. The first big been painted, and that a stop chairmen for this social. (Tradseiark) 3800 LOWELL BOULEVARD Mrs. R. Griffith. A cake event planned by the club will sign had been installed at the There will be no Saturday donated by Mrs. R. Dispense be a New Year’s Eve party, comer of Navajo and West catechism class this week be ^ P C I d MON. and FRIDAY— 9 a.m. til 1 was given to Sister Rose which will be followed by some Dakota. cause of the Thanksgiving holi Aloysius. s. sort of social affair each month, Father Wogan announced day week end. Classes will re Wm. W. Myer Drug Stores t M TUES. thru THURS.— 9 a.m. til I Father D. A. Lemieux, pas including potluck suppers and that application for enrollment sume on the following Sat Colorado Owned Stores tor, expressed his sincere dances. in the school for the classes of urday. Display Room of thanlfs for the food shower Because o f Thanksgiving, next September will be mailed Bus passes for the month of I6th & Glenarm presented to the sisters at this there will be no instruction out in December. These appli December will be available at Englewood 800 Santa Fa Dr. meeting. classes for high school students cations will have to be turned the church doors on Sunday. O'CONNOR PLUMBING CO. 30 Soath Broadway 15tb and California Mrs. P. Persichette, program on Tnursday, Nov. 22. The Teen in by Jan. 10, 1957, both for The prices remain the same, 3933 W. Colfax 17th and Trainont chairman, introduced the Rev, Club will postpone its regular new applicees and children en $3 for one and $6 for multiple, CE. 3-3861 GR. 7-5930 ,GL. .’>4323 Lucius F. Cervantes, SJ^, Ph.D meeting until Thursday, rolled at present. and 60, cents for the Saturday Curtis & ISth St. His subject was “ Marriage.” Nov. 29. Sister Frances deCbantal of classes. lINXWIIIlieMmQN^