Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations FRANCISCAN CONVENT TO BE DEDICATED OCT. 27

Archbishop Vehr Declares at Dinner I Contents Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1943— Permission to Reprodnce, Except | Following Installation in Santa Fe on /urticles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issne War Cauiies Changes Founding of Diocoses Proves 14 Rapid Growth of C hurch in U. S. DENVER CATUaiC On Old Oakes Home

Speaking at the dinner follow­ various agencies through which expressed amazement at the diffi­ To Progress Slowly ing the installation Sept. 23 of Oie the cause of religion— under the cult conditions under which some Most Rev. Edwin V. Byrne as specific guidance of the Hier­ of the priests live and praised the eighth Archbishop of Santa Fe, archy— is furthered, and the Cath­ clergy and people of New Mexico Tentative Date Announced by Archbishop Urban Archbishop Urban J, Vehr of Den­ olic press, which has had an almost in the highest terms for their sac­ REGISTER ver declared that the establish­ unbelievable growth. rifices on behalf of religion. The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We ment of six new archdioceses and Archbishop Vehr also paid spe­ Many Indiana Still Pagans Have Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, Seven Smaller J. Vehr; Some Improvements Must nine dioceses within a seven-year cial tribute to the Catholic Church Many Indians in the Southwest Services, Photo Features, and Wioe World Photos. period is indicative of the rapid Extension society, the Society for are stUl pagans, revealed Bishop Await Coming of Peace progress made by the Church in the Propag^ation of the Faith, the Espelage, former Chancellor of VOL. XXXK. No. 5. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, SEPT. 30, 1943. $1 PER YEAR the United States in recent years. Catholic Students’ Mission Cru­ the Santa Fe archdiocese and Two factors that have aided tre­ sade, and Catholic schools for their rector for years of the Santa Wednesday, Oct. 27, has been selected tentatively as mendously in the forward march great work in promoting the cause Fe Cathedral, When he arrived the date for the dedication by Archbishop Urban J. Vehr of Catholicism, the Archbishop of Christ in America. “ Catholic in New Mexico in 1919, the Bishop of St. Joseph’s convent and provincial house of the Sisters asserted, many settlements that Second Novena Service in Lowry Field aini.'™.": asserted, are the National Catholic secondary education has almost of St. Francis Seraph of the Perpetual Adoration. Because Welfare Conference, with all its doubled its scope in the past gen­ today have pastors were without ing lo ihe Miraculous Medal devotion held on Fridays. Chaplain Jerome H. Ludder, shown below at the eve­ eration,” he declared, and Catholic resident priests. Some communi­ ning norena in the Catholic rhapel o f Lowry No. 2, will also conduct a service immediately after the after­ of war-time restrictions, the renovation of the North Den­ collegiate work and the education ties, because of bad roads, could noon Mass at 4 :3 0 to accommodate students who are in school at night. The devotions consist o f a sermon. ver property, acquired last spring by the sisters, is prog­ of the* laity have gone hand in (Turn to Page t, Col. i ) Benediction, and enrollment in the Miaculous Medal, followed by Confessions.— (.4AF TecBnical Train­ ressing slowly, and the tentative dedication date will bt Consecration to hand with this development. f + + ing Command photo) _____ changed if circumstances necessitate.. The priest-chaplains in the U. S. Even when the dedication takes ' armed forces were singled out by place there will remain many Be First Ever the Denver prelate as of the great­ changes and improvements planned est apologetic value to Catholi­ by the sisters that will have to wait L cism. until the end of the war. The prop­ Held in Arizona Asserting that many predict a erty wa.s purchased last May from wave of bigotry against the Church the Episcopal Church, and it in­ Tucson, Ariz.— (Special)— The following the war, the Archbishop cludes nine fine b*ick buildings that consecration Wednesday, Oct. 6, expressed the opinion that “every, occupy a block and one-half square U F o n m i of the Most Rev. James P. Davis, new generation must expect such at W. 32nd avenue and Eliot street. as 56th Bishop of San Juan, a revival of prejudice.” The main building, two and one- Puerto Rico, will mark the first The toastmaster at the dinner half stories in height, has a front­ time in history that the consecra­ was the Very Rev. P. J. Cassidy STfllSSlS PllCl age of approximately 300 feet. The tion of a Bishop has taken place in of Santa Rosa, N. Mex. Other main entrance of the central build­ speakers included A rchbishop Arizona. Stressing peace in his inaugural ing that houses the administrative I Robert E. Lucey of San Antonio, Bishoj^lect Davis’ consecration pastoral to the clergy, religious, section is supported by graceful who installed the new Archbishop The school mission program for in Saryfffgustin Cathedral as suc­ and faithful of the Archdiocese of pillars. The east wing of this and also delivered the installation cessor Vn San Juan to the Most Santa Fe, Archbishop Edwin V. building will house retired sisters the Archdiocese of Denver was re­ sermon printed in full in last Rev. CTwin V. Byrne, newly in­ Byrne tells his ^lock that “ we ail who do not require hospital atten­ leased this week by the Rev. Greg­ stalled Archbishop of Santa Fe, week’s Denver Calholie Register; can aid the return of peace to the tion ; in the west wing is the no­ Archbishop Byrne; Bishop Sidney ory Smith, archdiocesan director will be presided over by Arch­ world by placing ourselves in har­ vitiate, and adjoining is a spacious M. Metzger of El Paso; Bishop of the Society for the Propagation bishop John J. Cantwell of Los mony with the divine laws and liv­ building used as an infirmary. Bernard T. Espelage, O.F.M., of of the P’aith. It outlines the activ­ Angeles, Metropolitan of the ec­ ing in accordance with them.” Novices still pursuing their formal Gallup; Bishop-elect James P. ities of the Catholic'Students’ Mis- clesiastical province of which Tuc­ The Santa Fe Metropolitan, education are instructed in a two- -rion Crusade units in the schools son is a suffragan see. Serving as Davis, who will be consecrated in whose Archiepiscopal coat-of-arms story school building. Tucson, Ariz.,- on Oct. 6 as Arch­ for the scholastic vear as follows: consecrator will be the Most Rev. appears in this story and bears the Considered by the sisters as the bishop Byrne’s successor in San Oct. 24— MISSION SUNDAY— y’ Daniel J. Gercke, Bishop of Tuc- motto, “ Mihi Vivere Christus E.st” gem of the setting is the modified Mass for conference delegates .son, assisted by Auxiliary Bishop Juan, Puerto Rico; the Rt. Rev. ("For to Me to Live Is Christ” ), (ilolonial style Chapel of Christ the Monsignor Jules N. Stoffel, who (Four student delegates from each Thomas A. Connolly of San Fran­ calls upon all in his archdiocese to King, a stately cream brick 'struc­ senior unit, two fi.mi each junior cisco as first co-consecrator and had been Administrator of the “ console the wounded heart of ture, trimmed in white. Consider­ Santa Fe . archdiocese since the unit), St. Francis de Sales' church, Auxiliary Bi.shop Joseph T. Mc- Christ by loving fidelity to Him able remodeling has been done in 9 a.m. Gucken of Los Angeles as second death last March of Archbishop the interior of the chapel. Numer­ and His Church, and thus to co-op­ CSMC conference meeting, St. co-consecrator. Rudolph A. Gerken; and the Rev. erate in the copiing of the desir^ ous memorial gifts are in place The Bishop-elect was pastor of Charles B. McGinley, rector of the Francis de Sales’ high school, 10 day of peace.” within the nave and sanctuary or a.m. . St. Patrick’s pariah in Bisbee, famous Holy Child church, Phila­ Archbishop Byrne’s pastoral, will be by dedication time. delphia. Nov. 11-Dec. 23 — HOLY Ariz., until announcement of his written soon after his installation Wherever possible, chapel ap­ elevation to the Hierarchy came Former Auxiliary in Santa Fe, follows: pointments of the original struc­ CHILDHOOD CHRISTMAS from Roms. Lauds People To Our Beloved Clergy, ture, built by the Episcopalians, SEAL CONTEST, conducted by Arrangements are being made to Religious and Faithful: St. Thomas’ seminary crusade unit, Tribute to the “ loyalty, simple­ have been made to serve with as have the consecration ceremonies MAY THE PEACE OF CHRIST little changing as necessary to con­ the grade schools of the arch­ broadcast by the Arizona network. ness of manner, and deep faith” DWELL IN YOUR HEARTS diocese participating. of the people of the Santa P'e arch form to Catholic standards. The Station KTUC, Tucson, will carry From my heart I send you af­ diocese was paid by Bishop Metz­ sanctuai’y has been enlarged to in­ Nov. 18— C A T H 0 L I C UNI­ at least part of the proceedings, fectionate salutations and greet­ ger, who described the Santa Fe clude the original chancel. The VERSITY OF PEKING DAY — and it is presumed that KSUN in ings. I greet you as the pastor area as his “ first missionary expe­ choir pews have been removed and Education and sacrifice activities Bisbee will carry the entire pro­ and shepherd of your souls, for the installed in the nave. After the in individual schooLs. The Catholic gram. rience,” inasmuch as he had been Divine Good (Turn to Page t — Column S) University of Peking is the one When the procession of priests a seminary teacher before his con­ Shepherd h a s secration as Bishop. He served as missionary project specifically and Hierarchy enters the Cathe­ chosen me to recommended by the Holy Father dral, it will be greeted by a fanfare Auxiliary Bishop of Santa Fe from shepherd th e April, 1940, until his transfer to I New Date Is Chosen to the prayers and sacrifices of of trumpets. The trumpeters will flock of Santa American Catholic .students. be six members of the army band El Paso as Coadjutor (and lat^rj Fe and to guide from Davis-Monthan Field, "Tucson. as Bishop) in December, 1941. He ForAGCW Conference Dec. 12 — eSMC CONFER­ all along the ^ ENCE MEETING. Holy Family paths that lead; Benedictine Nuns Invited^M ercy Sisters high school, 10 a.m. Catechetical Day Is This Sunday to heavenly pas­ The date of the quarterly meet­ tures. ing of the. Arehdiocesan Council Jan. 30-Feb. 6— Twentieth an­ nual MISSION WEEK. After my sol­ In Denver Mark of Catholic Women in Denver has ‘ Commandments’ Text for emn enthrone­ To Colorado 30 Years Ago been changed from Tuesday, Oct. Feh. 6— CSMC CONFERENCE ment as Arch­ 12, to the following day, Oct. 13. MEETING. Annunciation high bishop of Santa Silver Jubilees Archbishop Urban J. Vehr will of­ school, 10 a.m. Fe, I wish my Thirty years ago this autumn, edict who went to Walsenburg. fer Mass at 8:30 in the Holy Ghost April 23 — CSMC CONFER­ Children’s Study Groups first official act to be one of pater­ plans were being made to bring Others in the first group were Sis­ church. Ses.sions will be held in the ENCE MEETING. St. Joseph’s nal affection, one of assurance to ters Mechtilde, Cunnigund, Humil- Sisters of St. Benedict to Colorado Completion of 25 years in the Holy Gho.st hall. The main speaker high school, 10 a.m. our exemplary priests, devoted reli­ iata, Alma, and Adriana. Sister for the afternoon will be Mrs May 28— Pentecost— MISSION from *-.Atchison, Kans., to teach. Adriana is still teaching in Colo­ religious life was quietly cele­ In connection with the observ­ public grade or high schools with gious, and loyal faithful that ray On Jan. 3, 1914, these plans were Joseph Emerson Smith. SUNDAY OF THE SICK. ance of Catechetical day this Sun­ a program of religious instruction. eatnest desire is to be a father to rado. Sister Humiliata now is sta­ brated Sept. 24 by Sister Mary realized when six sisters arrived in tioned in Antonito, day, Oct. 3, in the Archdiocese of Father Smith points out. He sug­ all. May the Lord direct our Walsenburg to begin the direction Thomas Holland, superintendent Denver and the Dioce.se of Pueblo, gests that regular instruction hearts and actions in the charity of In February, 1914, two more of Mercy hospital, Denver, and of education that the community nuns. Sisters Elfreda and Louisa, the Rev. Gregory Smith, arch­ classes be conducted for the grade God and the patience of Christ still continues in St. Mao''s school. Sister Mary George Murphy, Fr. Richard Hiester Gets diocesan director of the Confrater­ school children and that those of (11 Thess. iii, 5). arrived in Walsenburg. Sister El- member of St. J osep h ’ s high high school age should form dis- While perhaps I do not yet real- Sister Ethelreda was the first freda still is teaching there. When .school faculty, who pronounced nity of Christian Doctrine, .sent superior of the Sisters of St. Ben- out a second letter this week to cu.ssion clubs, under adult leader­ (TurntoPageS — Column 6) the first sisters arrived they taught their religious vows together on all the pastors of the state out­ ship or that of the pastor himself. grade school classes with a total Sept. 24. 1918. Army Chaplain Commission lining the confraternity work that The official text to be used by this enrollment of about 500. Before Solemn Mass was sung for the should be emphasized. age group is The Commandments, the war there were approximately two jubilarians in the Mercy hos­ Seabee of Denver Tours 800 children in St. Mary’s school. Pastors should make definite ef­ volume two of The Divine Love pital chapel by the Rev. Leo Flynn, tonico in Campo Santo. He trav­ .A Miss Scahill aided the teachers Father Richard C. Hiester, for forts to reach all the children in Story. The discussion clubs for the assisted by his brothers, the Rev. eled through Europe on his vaca­ as an instructor in 1914 until ad­ more than two years assistant pas­ their parishes who are attending high school children, the priest Edward Flynn and the Rev. tor of Blessed Sacrament church, tions and continued his studies un­ affirms, should be started immedi­ ditional sisters arrived from Kan­ Thomas Flynn of the Dubuque sas. Denver, was commissioned a first til forced by the war to return to ately. Historic African Areas archdiocese. The three priests are the United States. In June, 1941, There are 64 Benedictine Sisters lieutenant in the army chaplain Schools Facing Although no official text has first cousins of Sister Mary corps this week. He expects to be he was assigned to Blessed Sacra­ been selected for the adult discus­ of the Congregation of St. Scholas- Thomas. ment parish as an assistant to the and parks in the European section tica in Atchison now teaching in directed to report soon to the sion clubs in the two dioceses, a Edwin E. Cerny. chief petty of­ During the day Sisters of Mercy chaplains’ school in Harvard uni­ Very Rev. Harold V. Campbell, suggestion is made by Father ficer with the Seabees in North with the narrow streets and alley- Colorado, according to Sister Pa­ from the other houses of the city pastor. Father Hiester obtained his Big Problems Smith in his letter that the parish vays of the Arabian section. tricia, superior of the Benedictines versity, Cambridge, Mass. Africa, has taken time off from honored the jubilarians. Out-of- Father Hiestar is the 10th priest licentiate in canon law in the Cath- groups that are formed use the teaching in St. CajeUn’s school. the war to visit ancient ruins in “ Otherwise the two, the French town guests included Mother M. of the Archdiocese of Denver to (Turn to Pages— Column 6) .Acts of the Apostles, the Catholic Denver. Twenty-two are stationed the district that hold great in­ and Arabian, the modern and the Sebastian, assistant provincial of become a chaplain in active service Following War Action Series of discussion club in Walsenburg, 20 in Antonito, terest for Catholics. Mass is of­ ancient, the Christian and the the Omaha province; Sister M. in the present war. The Rev. John textbooks of Wichita, The Dignity fered for his battalion every Sun­ Arab, are everywhere inter­ nine in Denver, at St. Cajetan’s, Peter, provincial procurator; and of the Parishioner or Virtue in nine in Capulin, and four in Cone­ B. White, a priest of the arch­ The problems that will confront day night, he writes to his parents, mingled with on the whole a pro­ Mother M. Ildephonse and Sister diocese and a retired army chap­ Camp St. Malo the Catholic Home, the last two by jos. The teaching assignment in M. Pierre of the Sisters of Mercy, Catholic educators in the post-war Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cerny of 2200 fusion of costumes: The French­ lain, lives in Washington, D. C. the Rev. Bernard A. Sause, O.S.B. Conejos was Undertaken only this Cedar Rapids, la., sister and niece, period are considered by the Rev. Colorado boulevard, Denver, and man with his shorts and .sandals The new chaplain was born in Any of the above-mentioned texts fall by the Benedictine Sisters. In respectively, of Sister M. Thomas. Hubert Newell, Denver, archdioce­ the men al.so receive Communion and sun helmet, the Jew with his Denver, the son of Mr. and Mrs. To Open Again may be secured from the Confra­ some of these places the sisters are Sunday, Sept. 26, Holy Mass san superintendent of schools, in every other week. His description flowing kimono and tassled fez, C. B. Hiester. He attended Cathe- a symposium on “ Catholic Educa­ ternity of Christian Doctrine of­ of the sightseeing follows: the Arab with his dirty, ragged, the public school instructors, so was offered for the jubilarians in fice, 301 S. Sherman street, Den­ well have they satisfied Colora­ the St. Joseph convent chapel by tion This Year,” contained in the couple of us got a short leave baggy type breeches and turban or Next Summer October issue of the Catholic ver. The fall di.scussion club fez, the Arabian women veiled and doans with their nearly 30 years of the Very Rev. J. J. Buttimer, semester begins on Oct. 10. so we decided to go sightseeing service. C.SS.R. Stchool Journal. Such topics as and we saw quite a bit of interest­ hooded, the French and Jewish religion, social studies, home mak­ Father Smith also informs the women in European dress all pre- Because Camp St. Malo, near pastors in his letter that corre­ ing country. We saw the battle ing, educating for leisure-time field around Mateur and then we ■sent an ever changing picture. E.stes Park, archdiocesan vacation needs, adult education, and parent spondence courses in religion are “ The elaborate horse drawn car­ spot for boys, had one of its most available from the Sisters of Lo- visited the ancient city of Carth­ 6 of 18 Men Killed in education are treated by Father age and saw all the old ruins, riages of the French move side successful seasons last summer, Newell in his discussion. He de­ retto, Loretto, Colo. Several series by side with the over-loaded two­ despite restrictions on food and of lessons for either adults or chil- the old lions’ dens, and the amphi­ clares: “ Catholic school adminis­ theater. After this we went to wheeled carts of the Arab, and transportation, it will be opened trators and teachers have the re-jdren are offered by the sisters. the .Arabian burro barely three Plane Crashes Catholics again next j'ear, the Rt. Rev. Jos­ sponsibifity of studying the war-| ^— ------— and one-half feet high is one of eph J. Bosetti, V.G., camp director, time educational developments in'A|iA||k|»l|A|| Ia nA|if||i|M the most over-worked and over­ announced this week. “ The govern­ relation to peace-time use. There H llin U I»n U |I lU U U n iir m loaded animals in the country. The Six of the 18 men killed this charge of the shipment of the ment seemed to encourage our ef­ is a broader obligation on the part buildings are mostly all of con­ week in cra.shes of two Lowry sealed caskets of the seven Sun­ forts by making special eonces- of administrator.s to do original Soldiers in Gamp Hale trasting colors of stucco, with mo­ Field-based bombing planes in day crash victims to their home .sions in regard to food and gas,” thinking and planning to the end saic pattern work, tiles of all kinds, South Denver and near Colorado towns, where funeral services will the prelate said, "and we shall that education may be progres­ The Confirmation of soldiers in wooden shutters, and over-hanging Springs were Catholics. Both be held. certainly operate again next year, sively better adapted to the needs Camp Hale, Pando, this Sunday, is balconies. planes crashed while 'on routine Five minutes after the crash barring unforeseen difficulties.” of those it is supposed to serve.” on the schedule of appointments “ All this is fused together by training flights. of a Liberator bomber Sunday on Approximately 300 boys from Treating of adult education, he announced for the next month by various unpleasant odors from un­ The three Catholics among the a vacant lot in the 2500 block on all parts of the country attended declares: "While there is question Archoishop Urban J. Vehr. The screened open shops, the dirt and 11 men killed Tuesday, Sept. 28, S. Marion street, Father Maurice the mountain camp this year. Most as to the lengths to which Catholic entire list follows: filth of a very unsanitary sewage 10 miles southeast of Colorado E. Reardon of the Register staff of them were from Denver - par­ .schools could or should go in this Sunday, Oct. 3: Red Cliff, 2 disposal system, smell of sweaty Springs were 2nd Lt. William G. arrived and administered general ishes. but there was a good repre­ direction, the possibilities of using p.m.. Confirmation; Camp Hale, (Turn to Paget— Column 3) Drum of San Francisco; 2nd Lt. conditional absolution to the crew sentation from out-of-state cities, school staffs and facilities in the Pando, 4:30 p.m., Confirmation. Joseph M. Losonsky of New York of the flaming plane. Father several coming from as far as field of adult education should be Sunday, Oct. 10: Denver, St. city, whose wife, Louise, resides Reardon was summoned by -a pa­ Washington, D. C., and Cincinnati, Four Will Receive at 1290 Race street, Denver; and rishioner of St. Louis’ church in studied.” Regarding the leisure­ Thomas' .seminary, 8:15 a.m., or­ Photo by Lainten 0. A record of no accidents was time problem, he writes: “ In the dinations to subdiaconate. Sgt. Leroy G. Quattrocelli of Englewood, where he is assistant set up, and this in spite of the fact post-war period we may expect Wednesday, Oct. 13: Denver, Subdiaconate Ocl. 10 Southbridge, Mass. Mrs. Kath­ pastor. Roaring flames and ex­ Chaplain Richard C. Hieiter that many mountain climbing that the trend to shorter working quarterly meeting of ACCW. erine Bookmiller, wife of 1st Lt. ploding gasoline tanks prevented trips, which occasionally result in dral high school, and, after his days and weeks, interrupted by the Thursday, Oct. 14: Denver, An­ M. B. Bookmiller of New York Father Reardon and others from bruises and sprains, were made. The major orde^r of subdiacon­ graduation from Regis college, be­ war, will be continued. The obli­ nunciation church, 7:30 p.m.. Con­ city, also killed in the crackup, is reaching the crewmen. Even Conducted hikes to the glacier re­ ate will be conferred on four semi­ gan his studies for the priesthood gation of training young people firmation. a Catholic. She resides at 1446 after Englewood and Denver fire­ gion near Long’s peak and the Edwin E. Cerny narians in the chapel of St Washington street. men arrived and began to spray in St. Thomas’ seminary. After a in the proper and valuable use of Sunday, Oct. 17: Denver 4 p.m.. over-night trips to the many points Thomas’ seminary, Denver, Sun­ Of the seven killed last Sunday chemicals on the blazing wreck­ year's study of philosophy there, added leisure time will rest very Junior Newman meeting. of scenic beauty near San Malo the Cathedral of Notre Dame, day morning, Oct 10, at 8:15. in South Denver, these three were age, the intense heat that turned he was sent to Rome. There he be­ largely on the schools,” Wednesday, Oct. 20: Denver, St. are made. which is a very beautiful church. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr will be Catholics; 2nd Lt. John K. Des­ steel into a molten mass still came the director of the choir of Emphasizing the need of schools Thomas’ seminary, junior clergy It has, of course, been rebuilt from the ordaining prelate, with the The physical effects of camp to stress social studies and citizen­ examinations. mond of Everett, Mas.s.; Sgt. barred near approach to the thevNorth American college and as life in the mountains are manifest the original but on the same Very Rev. George C. Tolman, George J. Grabowski of West- bomber. A short time after Fa­ a result of this honor was ordained ship materials. Father Newell de­ Wednesday, Oct. 27: Denver, ground. It was a sight I will C.M., rector of the seminary, as after a week’s stay in St. Malo, clares: “ Aircraft development sug­ field, 111.; and Sgt. Albert J. Ley- ther Reardon’s departure, crash after three years’ study of theology Monsignor Bosetti declares. The dedication of St. Joseph’s convent never forget. assistant priest, and the Rev. land of Woodbury Road, R. I. crews arrived from Lowry FMeld; gests the need of a new approach (Oakes home). in the Gregorian university. Father boys generally gain weight and “ We then came back to the city Thomas F. Schmucker, C.M., dean Bodies o f all the crash victims with them was Father Clatus Hiester was ordained in Rome on in teaching the inter-relationships Saturday, Oct. 30: Denver, are more sturdy as a result of their of Tunis. Tunis, as are most of of studies, as notary. are being sent to their home Snyder, a Lowry chaplain, who July 25, 1937. He continued the­ and interdependencies of nations, Pontifical Mass at 9:30 in Cathe­ the cities around here, is divided Members of the class are vacation there. The spiritual ad­ and particularly of the Americas. towns, accompanied by military also gave absolution conditionally. ology for another year and then vantages from daily Mass in the dral for deceased sisters of arch­ into two sections, the European Aloysius Bertrand of the Pueblo escorts. Arrangements are being A third bomber crash occurr^ Greater emphasis must be placed diocese. took up post-graduate studies In beautiful St. Catherine’s chapel in and the native Arabian, the diL diocese, Sigmund Charewicz and made by a 'Colorado Springs mor­ six miles north of Pueblo Wednes­ canon law in the Apollinaris upon practical democracy in future Sunday, Oct 31: Denver, All ference being mostly in the archi­ the camp and the daily association Cletus Schmidt, both of the Santa tuary for transfer of the bodies day. At press time the names of university in Rome. For two years with good Catholic boys and the teaching, not alone for pupils, but Souls’ day services in M t Olivet tecture of the buildings, and the Fe archdiocese, and John Ryan of of the men killed near tbeVe. In the seven men killed had not been he was a resident of Vatican City priest visitors to the camp are for teachers.” cemetery at 3 p.m. contrast of the more modern streets the Clerica of S t Viator. Denver a local mortuary was in announced. and made his home in CoUegio Teu- manifest, the prelate pointed out. PAGE TWO Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, &pt. 30, 1943 MOVING-PACKIHG-STORAGE Denver Seake ARCHBISHOP BYRNE WELCOMED Rrcf P adnral **Household Goods To and From Everjrwhere TO SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO “ r . , , With Skill and Care” Statues Tours Historic (Continued From Page One) Santa Fe by automobile caravan, Ut Archbishop be visited only several times a escorted by state motor police. THE JOHNSOff STORAGE Procattion Is Colorful year. In 1919 Santa Fe had a of the population of 7,000 and only one Before and after the Mass, there African Areas parish; today it has grown to a was a long procession through the Stresses Peace AND MOVING CO. f city of 20,325 with four parishes. streets of Santa Fe with about 200 Since 1905 (Continued From Pace One) Bishop Espelage made plain that nuns, the priests, prelates. Fourth (Continued From Page One) the Church accepts the challenge 221 Broadway PEarl 2433 and unclean human oodles—an Degree K. of C., and others escort­ ize the vastness of territory in , this ideal paradise for flies, fleas, and of difficult mission work in New Blessed Mother ing the new Archbishop, The most archdiocese, nevertheless ^it ffr my mosquitos, and the spreading of Mexico today just as she did cen­ ardent wish to interest myself in disease. turies ago and that she intends to brilliant spectacle in the procession all, as much in those who live in "During peace time Tunis must push forward this work until all was a group of about 30 Indian the farthest sections, as well as have been a thriving city with all the Indians are Catholics and the girls in bright native costumes of those who dwell near. No one IN A VARIETY OF STYLES AND SIZES the stores doijrg a big business, but people everywhere are provided every hue. The drum-drum of In­ should think himself forgotten or SHRADER’ S now everything is changed. Thr i^ith spiritual facilities. dian tom-tom music vied with the undesired, whether he be alone or street cars are not running as thei Archbishop Lucey gave an ad­ Cathedral bells and a band as the poor or uninstructed. The charity did then, and only those that are dress of tribute to the Holy Father, procession moved ,into the church. of God is all-embracing and he who FOR YOUR HOME ALTARS absolutely necessary are left in and declared him a man of obvious Old Spanish women in black has come to you in the Name of operation. sanctity. He predicted that the dresses and long black head shawls, the Lord wishes to love all and to Service Station “ We went down to the large Pope will come out a victor in the an occasional aristocratic old Span­ aid all as far as in him lies. railroad yards and saw the an­ difficult position he is in today, ish don, and other typical figures We are living through days' of 1st Ave. & Logan St. SP. 9930 tiquated equipment they have. The with Nazi troops holding Rome and of Santa Fe mingled with the sadness and unrest Peace and joy surrounding Vatican City. crowd. Mexican seminarian train­ MOBILGAS — OILS GREASING only thing of modern design we come from within, from faithful­ saw was one/new diesel freight Bishop-elect Davis spoke briefly. ing in Montezuma, near Las Vegas, ness jto (Jod’s laws. Peace for the ‘*Tht Kind of Sorvieo You Expocf* locomotive similar to those that He reminded his hearers that for missionary work in their own world must begin with each indi­ OPEN EVERY DAY some of the roads have'in Denver. Philadelphia, which has given the country superbly sang the Mass vidual soul. We all can aid th^ new Archbishop to Santa Fe, also music. The sanctuary boys had CLARKE CHERCH DRIVE-CN ICE SERVICE The worst part of the railroad set­ return of peace to the world by up is that they have four gauges gave Bishop Gercke of Tucson to the flashing black eyes, the olive placing ourselves in harmony with —two narrow gauges, three and the Southwest. skin, and the jet black hair of the the divine laws and living in ac­ iiOODS HOCSE three and one-half feet wide, the Father McGinley of Philadelphia sons of Conquietodoree; in some cordance with them. Your Arch­ standard, four feet eight and one- gave an address of extreme cleve-- .of them also runs the proud blood bishop urgres you, therefore, to con­ of Pueblo' Indians, who had no half inches, like ours, and then one ness, full of humor. sole the wounded Heart of Christ gauge five feet wide. You see how mean civilization when the Spanish by loving fidelity to Him and His 1636 Treffloni TA . 3789 Philippine Work came. hard it would be to ship a carload Church, and thus co-operate in the VARIETY and QUALITY of freight any great distance and Recalled by Archbishop NEW ARCHBISHOP coming of the desired day of peace. get it in a hurry, when it would Archbishop Byrne recalled some ONCE NAVY CHAPLAIN While dwelling on these thoughts, ho necessary to transfer from one of his Philippine experiences in his Born in Philadelphia in 1891, our minds turn naturally to our gauge to another. address and spoke particularly of Archbishop Byrne studied for the Holy .Fathei*, the Pope, the Vicar at LOW PRICE! “ The country sides arc dotted the great work for lepers he had priesthood in St. Charles’ semi­ of the Prince of Peace. His Holi­ I with vineyards, olive trees, and seen the sisters do in Culion. His nary, Overbrook, Pa., and was or­ ness is experiencing great difficul­ wheat fields. They do all of remarks at the dinner were chiefly dained May 22, 1915. After two ties, and his tender heart of mercy Today’s Housewife demands all three when the harvesting of wheat by hand an expression of gratitude to the years of parish work he became is euffering. As devoted children and they thresh it in the same way, of so loving a father, we should she SHOPS for, ^occries. MILLER’S SUPER prelates and priests who had come a chaplain in the navy, holding which is a hard and slow process. from near and far to make, the the rank of lieutenant (junior pray daily for him, imploring Our Bmlington MARKETS are KNOWN For GIVING You “ Climatic conditions where I day memorable. grade). In 1920 he wa.s assigned Lord to preserve him and protect him from the powers of his ene­ ALL THREE . . . so, it’s NO SURPRISE that have been are somewhat similar to Other Hierarchy Preient Listed . to the Philippine islands as sec­ those which we have in Colorado retary to Bishop James P. Mc- mies. SMART HOUSEWIVES All over Denver PRE- In addition to those already men­ and New Mexico, hot days and tioned, members of the Hierarchy Closkey of Jaro. While serving as From the. capable hands of the FER TO SHOP AT MILLER’S! fairly cool nights. We have all been attending the installation in the Vicar General of Jaro, he was Administrator we have received Route kept very busy, but 1 like it and Santa Fe Cathedral and the din­ named Bishop of Ponce, Puerto the administration of the archdio­ am feeling fine.” ner following in Loretto academy Rico, in 1925. Four years later cese. Much to oUr satisfaction, we were Bishops Joseph P. Lynch, he was transferred to San Juan have found diocesan affairs in Dallas; Laurence J. FitzSimon, as BBth Bishop of that see, which splendid shape. We wish to thank Flames Fail to Stop Amarillo; Christian H. W’inkel- was erected in 1511. His eleva­ Monsignor Jules N. Stoffel for the BABY GRAPEFRUIT mann, Wichita; Joseph C. Will- tion to the Archbishopric of Santa able manner in which he handled Instructor in USD ging, Pueblo; and Augustine Fe as supces.sor to Archbishop Ger- the affairs of the diocese during Danglmayr, Auxiliary of Dallas. ken was announced in June. the interregnum and to congratu­ late him on his success. ^ m t / u c > c L ^ Washin^on. — “ The show must Colorado Clergy Attend Officer! for Caremoniet Lilted LIMA BEANS JUICE And now we berin our pontifi­ go on," thought Miss Ethelmary Priests from Colorado present Officers of the installation cere­ monies and of the Mass follow; cate among you under the maternal 1 Honore, as she rushid into a de­ were t h e Rt. Rev. Monsiraor protection of our Mother Mary Im­ partment store and breathlessly Matthew Smith, Denver; the Very Chaplains to Archbishop Lucey, To LINCOLN maculate, patroness of the U. S. A., 1 lb. bag...... 12c No. 2 can...... asked for a pair of unrationed Rev. George C. Tolman, C.M., rec­ the Rt. Rev. Joseph Giraud of St. 1 2C Vincent's hospital, Santa Fe, and and of St. Francis, patron of the WARTIME TRAVEL OMAHA > CHICAGO sports shoes. A few minutes later tor of St. Thomas’ seminary, Den­ archdiocese. May the Holy Ghost she was on her way to the USO ver; the Very Rev. Edward J. Mc­ the Rt. Rev. Jules N. Stoffel; SUGGESTIONS Lv, 1i45, 4i00 and 9i00 pm club in Aberdeen, Md., to conduct deacons of honor to Archbishop enlighten our minds and fire our Carthy, pastor of Sacred Heart hearts to be all things to all so that • Travel during the middle of 2 lb. bag...... 23c No. 5 can...... 30C a pottery class. church, Alamosa; a n d Fathers Byrne, the Very Rev. P. J. Cas­ the week, thus avoiding week­ Flames enveloped the 102-year- sidy of Santa Rosa and the Very Christ may live in all. And now, Gregory Smith, pastor of St. Fran­ from my heart, I send you all the end travel peaks. old family home of the Honores Rev. Christian Studener, O.F.M., cis de Sales’ church, Denver; Wil­ blessing of the Triune God in the and leveled the structure. The fire St. Peter’s parish, Roswell; no^ • Accept accommodations liam V, Powers, pastor of St. name of the Father, Son, and Holy available. If plana are changed, started while Miss Honore and her ta ^ , Monsignor Stoffel; assistant To CASPER James’ church, Denver; James P. Ghost. cancel your reeervation im­ parents were working in the gar­ Flanagan, pastor of St. Mary priest of the Mass, the Rev. Theo­ BILLINGS Chili Peppers 9c Affectionately in Christ, mediately. 1 den. Wearing her house slippers Magdalene’s church, Edgewater; dosius Meyer, O.F.M., rector of at the time, Miss Honore was un St. Francis’ Cathedral; deacon, the « EDWIN V. BYRNE, • Travel light. Take only lv. ttOO pm PICKLED, TRAPPE-Y’S John B. Schneider, O.P., of St. Archbishop of Santa Fe. able to get back into the house Dominic’s church, Denver. Very Rev. Jose Garcia, Ranchos neceesary luggage aboard the to salvage a pair of shoes. The Diocese of San Juan was de ’Taos; subdeacon, the Very Rev. train. represented by the Rev. Jose N. Schaal, St. PatrieJe’s parish, a In planning tripa, allow for Profession Is Attended Jiminez, who also will be in Tuc­ Raton; first master of ceremonies, poeaible delays. War traffic has PEANUT SUNSWEET son for Bishop Davis’ consecration. the Rev. George V. Rieffer, Fr. Hiester Is the right of way. F. W. JOHNSON By Famed Missionary Lourdes school and Minor sem­ Seven clergymen who came for General Passenger Agent Newburgh, N. Y. — Fourteen the ceremonies from the Arch­ inary, Albuquerque; and second Advance planning in often young Oblates of Mary Immaculate master of ceremonies, the Rev. helpful. Burlington repre- diocese of Philadelphia, of which aentativec are available for Phone: Keystone 1123 BUHER PRUNE JUICE renewed their vows of poverty, Archbishop Byrne was a priest be­ Eusebius Schweitzer, O.F.M., of chastity, and obedience in the St. Francis’ Cathedral. Army Chaplain travel advice; you’ll find them fore embarking on his missionary a source of sound counsel. 17th and Champa Denver House of Philosophy here. Bishop career, wei-e the Rt. Rev. Monsig­ Arsene Turquetil, O.M.I., a mm- Welcome Is Stirring nor Bernard A. McKenna, pastor (Continued From Page One) K.V".''..., 26c Q uart...... 25c sionary for 30 years in the frozen of Holy Angels church, Philadel­ Pledge of Loyalty lands of Hudson bay, Canada, olic University of America, Wash­ phia; the Rt. Rev. Monsignor John In welcoming Archbishop Byrne ington, D. C., after returning to celebrated the Mass. J. Bonner, archdiocesan superin­ to' the Archdiocese of Santa Fe the United States. He afterwards tendent of schools; the Rt. Rev. and expressing the loyalty and de­ resumed work in Park Hill. DELRICH New England Church Monsignor Cornelius M. Brennan, votion he could expect from the Last April, Father Hiester was PEANUTS Marks 100th Anniversary archdiocesan director of Charities; clergy and faithful. Monsignor appointed civilian-military chap­ the Rev. John J. McKenna, arch­ Jules N. Stoffel, speaking at the lain of the army air force college Boston. — The first church in diocesan spiritual director of Holy installation Mass, declared that ROASTED l.N SHELL New England to conduct novena training detachment at the Uni­ MARGARINE Name societies; the Rev. Charles “ two thing.s remain unchanged versity of Denver. Father Hiester devotions to St. Therese, May 17, A. Carman of Hallowell, Pa., a from that day almost 100 years 1925, the day she was canonized, has been offering Sunday Massior clas.smate of Archbishop Byrne; ago when, this area having been the air cadets in a campus building ib St. Stephen’s in Boston. The par­ the Rev. John A. Murray of Yar- detached from the Diocese of Du­ ish lately announced a novena in and has been in his office at the 1 lb. bag...... 3 1 ^ don. Pa.; and the Rev. Charles B. rango, Mexico, there came to Santa university two nights weekly to 1 lb. p k g...... 2 0 ^ her honor to commemorate its McGinley of Philadelphia, Fe as Vicar Apostolic the immor­ 100th anniversary. St. Stephen’s is confer with the young men. Other visiting prelates included tal Jean Baptiste Lamy.” Father Hiester has a brother in known as the New England shrine the Rt, Rev. Monsignor J. J. Mc­ ■Those two things, explained of the Little Flower. I the army, 1st Lt. Blake Hiester, Caffrey, P.A., Vicar General of Monsignor Stoffel, are “ the locale who left his law studies in the the Kansas City diocese. where we come together and the Catholic university to help with The Denver Catholic Foundation of Church spirit of the people. Santa Fe . , . victory. He is taking a special Register is still the ancient ‘City of the army course in Yale university, In New Mexico Laid Holy Faith’ . . . and equally un­ New Haven, Conn. Father Hiester Published Weekly by the By Martyr Heroes changed arc the love, veneration, has four sisters, all residents of Catholic Press Society. Inc. and loyalty which we. the clergy Denver. They are Mrs. Virginja m illG R 'S “ The Church in New Mexico is and the faithful, have for our spir­ Lewis, Mrs. Marguerite Hancock, flourishing today, the fruit of the itual shepherd.” Mrs. Eil8en Heper, and Miss Gene­ martyrdom and sacrifice of the The Santa Fe jurisdiction al­ vieve Hiester, a senior student of herons of yesterday,” declai-ed most 100 years ago included the Cathedral high school. Archbishop Byrne in his .sermon three territories of New Mexico, Parishioners of Blessed Sacra­ following his installation. Colorado, and Arizona, continued ment parish recently honored Fa­ Drawing a parallel between the the speaker, whereas today, as a ther Hiester with a reception at heroes of Christ who watered with result of a growing population, which he was presented a purse. their blood and made blessed the the Santa Fe archdiocese com­ soil of New Mexico, and Blessed prises only a little more than Theophane Venard, youthful mar­ three-fourths of New Mexico it-; tyr of South China, the .\rchbishop self. pointed out how hpth are indica­ "Our welcome to you. Arch­ Convent Will Be tive of the grandeur of missionary bishop Byrne,” proclaimed the life in extending Christ’s kingdom Monsignor in his .stirring address, on earth. The Archbishop spoke “ is the same welcome that a hand­ in both English and Spanish. ful of loyal priests gave to the far­ Dedicated Oct. 11 Governor Heads Civic Delegation sighted Lamy, to the .soul-hunting Among civic dignitaries attend­ Salpointe, and to the internation­ ing the installation Mass and the ally known Chapelle. It is no dif­ (Continued From Page One) civic reception in the new .Arch­ ferent from that welcome which war the richly toned pipe organ bishop’s honor were John J. Demp­ some here present were privileged will be moved to .another location sey, Governor of New Mexico; Sam to extend to Archbishop Bourgade, in the chapel; the necessary elec­ G. Bratton, federal circuit jud

Thursday, Sept. 80, 1943 Office^ 938 Bannock' Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Teleph'on?,* KEystonii '4205 PAGE THREE

UNFINISHED FURNITURE 11 JUNIOR NEWMAN CLUB SESSION FROM FACTORY BENEFII DIRECT TO YOU A S e r v i c e IN PARK HILL ATTENDED BY 22 CHESTS OF DRAWERS 3 DRAIVERS...-...... $ 9 .2 5 FO R TH E o C i v i n ^ (BUiieil Sacrament Parish, Junior Newman club will continue m n m si 4 Drawer# 811.95 5 Drawer* 814.95 Denver) to meet on Mondays from 7:30 to le DIFFERENT ITEMS How much wiser it is to take Twenty-two high school students 8:30 p.m. At the meeting next ALL PRICED TO SAVE of Blessed Sacrament parish re­ the sensible step toward family Monday evening, Oct. 4, officers ported on Monday night for the will be elected. LET US FIGURE ANYTHING SPECIAL MADE IN WOOD protection notu. OLINGER’S first meeting of A e Junior New­ A l i i SQCim Army Men Married FU TU RE NEED PLAN is the man club of the parish. Proctors Second L t Vincent J. Patla, Jr., COLORADO FIXTURE logical answer to this problem. for the year are Mrs. J. C. Daly, and Miss Emily C. Niemiec, both (Annunciation Pariih, Denver) & FURNITURE MFG§. (St. Louit’ Pariih, Eoflewood) Mrs. R. J. Dooling, and Max Membership provides Future of Chicago, were married Satur­ A benefit card party preceded 60 S. Broadway RAce 2650 A three-day mission 7or the Greedy, ThrouJrh the efforts of by a dessert-luncheon at 1 p.m. Need Protection for every day, Sept 25, before the Rev, grade school pupils of the parish Joseph Rihn a juke box has been Harley Schmitt. The witnewss will be given by the Altar and Ro­ member of the family, regard­ will begin on Wednesday morning, obtained from the Weaver Electric were Mr, and Mrs, William E. sary society 'Wednesday, Oct. 6. less of age. . . at a cost of only Oct. 6. A week’s mission for all Co., and it will be used for a brief McCabe. L t Patla is stationed in The chairman of the affair is Mrs. parishioners will be inaugurated period of recreation after study a few cents a day. For com­ Lowry Field, where he is an air Frank Shanahan, assisted by Mrs. on Sunday, Oct. 10, The Rev. meetings. Mr. Rihn and Bill force navigator. Miss Niemiec has Ed Gates, Nellie Lee, and Nellie plete information, consult our Preferred Parish William K. Conway, Holy Cross Dwyer spent a great deal of time been staying at the McCabe home, Martin. Advisory Department. . . there Father from Notre Dame, will be this summer in repairing the juke 1745 Jasmine street. The infant son of Lt. and Mrs. in charge. box so’that it would be in working is no obligation. Jack Ridenour, air cadet, and George Finan was bifptized in An­ order for the fall season. The Trading List In the month of October, Ro­ Miss Sophie Seyka were married nunciation church Sept. 23 by the sary devotions will be held every before the Rev. Richard Hiester Rev. Stephen Sustrick, O.S.B. Also 16th at Speer at morning at the 8 o’clock Mass. Saturday, Sept 25. Mr. Ridenour present was the Rev. Jerome Healy, Boulder Sherman Benediction will be given after is an air force student in Denver O.S.B. The aponsors were Maj. Mass. SlFtaicis’ PTA university. Both he and Miss Edward Sustrick and Patricia Con­ St. John'n In order to bring the parish list Eeyka are natives of Lansing, nolly. Lt. Finan is on duty in Eng­ CATHOLIC MEMBERS of our up to date and to reach the new Mich. land. personnel and the finest equip­ families, a census of all parish- John G. Mahler, aon of Mr. and O L IV E R ’S Recently married before Father Mrs* Jacob Mahler, is home on a B EN NETT’S ment and facilities are assigned ionera y^ill be begun shortly. Hiester also were Capt. Stuart A. WiD Hear Talk 10-day leave from the navj'. He MARKET The Marian sorority held a din­ to every Catholic Service. MacAlpine of the Sioux ordnance was on the destroyer that was the CONOCO SERVICE ner-meeting in the rectory Tues­ Grain-Fed Meats n n .1 o *.i depot,' Sidney, Nebr., and Miss first U. S. ship to reach the day evening, Sept. 28. The mem­ 02336878 Cornelia R. Bush of Buffalo, N. Y. Washing and'Creaaing Fish and Foulti'y f . stricken Helena in the South Paci­ Your nu«lnrM AppreriaLed bers voted unanimously to com­ ^ n yic«.fmidint Witnesses were Mrs. Thomas E. fic. His destroyer picked up 150 6th Ave. Si York EA. 9932 1312 Eaal 6th Ave. pile a monthly mimeographed let­ Greene and Mrs. A. M. Campbell.' survivors. A brother, George, is Phone PE. 4629 ALL ter to be sent to all the parishion­ Women to Receive Communion with the army in Georgia. ers in service. The first edition Women of the parish, including CpI. William Herman has re­ The firms listed here de­ will include a spiritual bouquet (St. Francii de Sale*’ ParUh, members of the Altar and Rosary Denver) turned to his army base after a from members of the sorority. It society and of the PTA, will re­ furlough at home. FRANK MARCOVICH serve to be remembered was decided to hold alternate pot- The PTA will hold its annual ceive Communion in a body in the Miss Wilhelmina Connolly, who Invittt You to Hit New Streamlined luck and dessert meetings monthly. tea and first meeting of the school 8 o’clock Mass Sunday, Oct. 3. is with the medical corps in Balti­ Meat Market when you are distributing A membership drive to enroll year at 2:15 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. more, Md., is home on leave. e.specially the recent high school 6. Short talks will be pven by the Richard C. Sills, son of Mr. and Cox’s Red & White your patronage in the dif­ Mrs. Carlton T. Sills, who was girl graduates was approved. An Rev. Gregory Smith, Jjother Anna KE. 6018 Cor. ith and Grant instruction on the use of the daily Joseph, and a War Chest repre­ commissioned a first lieutenant ferent lines of business. Preferred Parish Missal will feature the next meet­ sentative. The council session in late in August, is in England. ing. the high school cafeteria at 1:15 Twenty-one members of St. Altar Society to Tradinft List Members of the St. Louis PTA p.m., preceding the regular meet­ Joan of Arc’s circle enjoyed the St. Vincent de Paul’s Parish jwho attended the Catholic PTA ing, 'Should be attended by all hospitality of Mrs. ,J. M. Rohan league meeting included: Mmes. chairmen and room mothers. and Mrs. Frank Gasmen on Friday, Joseph Young, Gordon Bell, G. Holy Rosary circle will meet in Sept. 24. Bridge awards and host­ the assembly room of the rectory, ess prizes were won by Mrs, Peter Receive Eucharist BRAE Smilanic, William Cline, John Walsh, James Kell^, William Tuesday, Oct. 5, at 1 p.m. Mn^. D. Walsh and Mrs. Emmett Dig- rathedral Becker, Robert Lee, Joseph Pet- Buchen and Mrs. Cavey will be nan. Guests of the afternoon were rash, James Ricard, Albert Mi­ hostesses. Mrs. Ed Cahill and Mrs. J. T. Shopping District chaud, Fred Moore, and Fred 6 New Members Powers of Chicago, 111. On Sunday, Oct. 3 Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. O’Con­ Economy Liquor Store In Girls* Sodality nor and their two children of RADIO The PTA will serve breakfast Preisser’s Red & White GDNOGD Next to Clarko'i Cburcb Good* The monthly meeting of the i Houston, Tex., are the guests of (Sl. Jame#’ Pariih, Denver) PRODUCTS’ for the school children on First Young Ladies’ sodality was held Mr. O’Connor’s mother, Mrs. E. J. The Altar and Rosary society "ir /ie n loie In spirits cell Jsrry’’ Friday, Oct. 1. Grocery and Market Lubriraliun, (lar Washing, Raiteriea REPAIRING Tuesday, Sept. 28, in the rectory, O’Connor, for a few weeks, en will receive Communion corpor­ Rerliarged, Tire Vulcanizing 16.34 Tremont KE. 4.S.S4 The Daughter.s of Mary sodality Six new members were present, route to Las Vegas, N. Mex., where ately Sunday, Oct. 3, in the 8:30 FANCY MEATS, VEGETABLES. AND WE BUY TABI.E QUALITY. GROCERIES AT KRK£ DKLIVKKI PREB PARKING and the Junior Holy Name society They were Loretta Sweeney, Rose- Mr. O’Connor will be in charge of Mass. BO!\NIE BRAE A.ND CAR RADIOS were the guests of Miss Betty imary O’ Byrne, Rose Marie Reilly, the USO club. The choir will be reorganized LOWER PRICES Schwindt and Misses Helen and!Evelyn Hoefer, Frances Alflf, and Pvt. Raymond Hagerty, son of Friday evening, Oct. 1, after the Free Delivery SI’ rure 4447 CONOCO SERVICE VALAS MOTOR & Lorraine Twining in the Twining Margaret Moore. Plans were made Mrs. Andrew M. Hagerty, who has Sacred Heart devotions, which are 2331 E. Ohio At*. fSo. Unix, and Ohio) 724 So. University . PE. 9909 Hatchett Drug Store home on Sunday evening, Sept. 26. for a roller skating party on Oct. been attending classes in Colum­ held at 7:45. -All those interested 6, and a bowling partv Oct. 17. are urged to attend this initial RADIO CENTER **Th« S(er» of Qaalltf «nd Senrlc#** bia, Mo., has been transferred to The young women voted to pay the aviation cadet center in San meeting. Bonnie Brae PE ABSOI^’ S FREE PICKUP AND DELIVER! 701 GRANT their pledge of $250. Father Rob­ Antonio, Tex. On Friday, Oct. 1, the first Fri­ Colfax at Downing ert G. McMahon answered ques­ Mr. and Mrs. B. Douglas, former day of the month, Masses will be Dru^ Co. RED & WHITE Compoundintr preecriptiont It tht most Open Till Noon Sunday tions from the question box that members of the parish, who have offered at 6:30 and at 7:30 o'clock. FRESH MEATS — FISH important part of our business. Parish to Have Downtown Prlres TA. 6557 The 7:30 Mass is to be offered for was introduced at the meeting, been making their home in New Prescriptions a Specialty Groceries and \egetables Communion Sunday will be Oct. York for the past several years,' the welfare of parishioners in the Wines ami Liquors Your Patronise Appreciated 3 in the 9 o’clock Mass. Everyone have returned to Denver and armed forces. DELIVERY SERVICE Krug’s Meat Market is urged to attend. moved into their house on Eudora Mrs. J. A. Gallagher has gone 763 So. Univeraity PE. 2255 2626 E. Loiiialana SP. 1912 New Mass Hour to Florida to visit her sister for Senior* Elect Officers street. Quality Meats, Poultry The seniors of St. Francis de Golden Wedding Celebrated a few months. Fish Sales’ high school held the first and Mrs. 'H’illiam C. Rogers, Paul Fitzgerald is convalescing (Preaentation Pariah, Denver) in his home, after being released coit/Attocotn ^ ASSORTED LUN'CB HEATS meeting of the school year Friday parenU of Dr. Thomas J. Rogers, V itv is,, Colo. Beginning Friday, Oct. 1, Mass afternoon. Sept. 24, to elect ofn- celebrated their golden wedding from Mercy hospital. SOUTH GAYLORD 1231 E**t 12th At*. Phon* TAbar S<75 will he at 8 o'clock on weekdays Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Dooling and Holy Communion will be dis­ cers. Jack McCabe was the chmee; anniversary on Tue.sday, Sept. 28. of the class for president; Billjx^e family attended Mass and re- have gone to Portland, Ore., for WINES — LIQUORS tributed at 7:15 for the conven­ a few weeks’ visit. Shopping District PHONE EAST 7789 Riordan, vice president; Gather- reived Holy Communion. .A break- ience of tho.se who have to go to ine McDonough, secreta^: andlfg^t followed. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Perry Holcomb, chairman Nadorff Liquors, Inc. work. The Rosary will be recited Jim Hynes, treasurer. With thisiwere married in Silverton, of the membership committee of VINE PHARMACY daily at Mass during the month of group of leaders the year promises nioving to Durango, where the Altar and Rosary society, re­ 1080 So. D n R ’ Q October and there will be Rosary Prescription Phnrmacisls Home of Good Spirits to be a memorable one. Selection L^ey reared their family. Besides ported, the enrollment of the fol- The Chrysler Gaylord D U D 0 SP. 0574 JA.MF^S V DANSBERRY. Msr. and Benediction on Saturday eve­ of class rings was made Tuesday, Rogers, a daughter, Mrs. lowinirnew members: Mmes. A. WHERE YOU GET THE MO^T OP nings at 7 o’clock. 13lli Ave. at Vine St. and plans for a get-together party L. Douds, Robert Nash, and Edwin Grocery Company THE BEST FOR THE LEAST George C. Chauinard, is a member Grocery and Market Holy Communion will be dis­ are in the making. M. Rosser, of Blessed Sacrament parish. A —Eatabllahrd ISOt— EM «S77 C«lfa* it WillUni* tributed at 7:15 on Friday morn­ One hundred and ten girls met formal reception planned for the Croccrieg, Meal# and Fancy ing, Oct. 1. Mass will be said at with Miss Delilah White of the occasion i.s being supplemented by CORN FED MEATS Vegetable* 8 o’clock followed by Benediction THOMPSOl^’S Erickson Memorial Co. physical education department to a family dinner at a local hotel. 1093 So. Gaylord Call PE. 4601 The Store of Quality and Price and first Friday devotions, Con- discuss activities and plans for the Mr. and Mrs. Rogers are mem­ DRUG STORE MONUMENTS . MARKERS fes.sions will be heard on Thursday PTJ Girls’ Athletic association. Since bers of the Cathedral parish. Say it With Flowers 17th and Wiahtnrton KEyit^it 0712 Prompt Erection afternoon from 3:30 to 5 o'clock the association has affiliated with Gertrude Water* la Bride from one of the most complete and beginning again at 7 o’clock. Gaylord Drug Go. Aluays a Good Selectints FRESH DRUGS displays in thia resrion. the Colorado W’omen’s Athletic as­ Gertrude Anna Waters, daugh­ FOUNTAIN SERVICE 120 Speer Bivd.. Oppoeite Sanken The Altar and Rosary society sociation. members will work for ter of L. E. Waters, became the 1069 So. Gaylord SP. 3345 REASONABLE PRICES Toar Patronar* Appreciated Gardens. CHerry 4728 will receive Holy Communion Sun­ letters this year in swimming, bride of Donald Craig MacHen- BEK SOBGBI COMMUNITY Prescriptions Carefully Filled by day. bowling, riding, volley-ball, tennis, drie of Trinidad Monday, Sept. Registered Pharmacists SNAPPY SERVICE PREB The Needlework club will meet and archery. 27, with the Very Rev. Harold V'. FLOWER STORE (Holy Family Parish, Denver) 5IR8. FRANK OLSON in the home of Mrs. W. A. Buch- Thirty-nine members of the dra­ Campbell, pastor, officiating, as­ FINE WINES AND LiqUORS JACK SPEEGLE. Prop. The PTA membership drive was 1043 So. Gaylord SP. 7318 holz, 715 Knox court, Thursday, matic art classes, under tJi'e direc­ sisted by the Rt. Rev. Monsignor • tion of Mrs. Sloan Martin, have given a good start with the first ARGONAUT RTNE & Oct. 7, at 10:30 o’clock. William Higgins. The bride’s sis­ meeting of the 1943-44 school year The regular meeting of the Al­ taken part in the evening and ters, Cecelia and Mary Ethel, matinee performances of the Pas­ •Monday evening, Sept. 28. The AL JOH.XSON LIQUOR CO. FOOD . FOR • FREEDOM tar and Rosary society will be held were bridesmaids. Dr. J. Gaylord drive will end Oct. 25, and it is HARDWARE at 1:30 o’clock Thursday, Oct. 7. sion play. The enthusiastic group Varner of Trinidad attended the RADIO SERVICE IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC WINES is greatly encouraged by the enm- hoped that every family repre­ CHAMPAGNES AND LIQUOBB 341 E. Colfax Ave. TA. 5575 bridegroom. A reception was held sented in the school will have at FURNACE CLEANING AM) REPAIRING The school sisters will conduct pliments given by Josef .Meier, who ^he Waters' home. After a wed- SHEET METAL AND GUTTER WORK Service Any Make Phnn. CH.rr, *569 534 E»it Colf*j least one representative in the as­ religion classes after the 8 o’clock played the part of Christus, in the trip the young couple will sociation. Mrs. Dan Bradley and Home or Car Radio Mass beginning Sunday. Parents Passion play. make their home in Trinidad, So. Gaylord Hdw. Co. STAUFFER SYSTEM A REPUTABLE DRUG of children attending the public Mrs. E. Graeber are the chairmen. ------I where the bridegroom is engaged 1067 So. Gaylord R4. 1232 REDUCING and POSTURE .STORE Schools are asked to see that their The PTA war chairman, Mrs. 1035 So. Gaylord SP. 2901 business. The bride attended (xtrrorlioM . children attend. A First Com­ Sylvester Reed, explained the plan FOR WO.MEN ONLY munion class will be formed. IV jlO D vV lilv 1 allSn,Cathedral high school and is a of buying war bonds and stamps ' 'graduate of Loretto Heights col- SOUTH GAYLORD Free i.ourlr%Y Treatment through the school. The parents ★ The Junior Newman club m e e t - ' HhV6 40 HOUFS^' and children, as well as all other 414 E**l ('olfjix (Oppmiit. Cathedr*!) ings are held in one of the class­ the late Mrs. Will W. MacHendrie, CLEANERS PHONE CHERRY 1S64 rooms on Monday evening at 7 :30. parishioners, arc urged to co-oper­ B U Y WAR BONDS 1025 SO. GAYLORD MR.S. SL'SA.S .MrGII.L, Mgr. (xilfax at DoHtiina . . . Denver and he was educated in Texas. ate in this so that Holy Family The Holy Name society is anxious Direct Plant Service KEysione 3217 school may make a showing equal AND STAMPS to know the names of the men of (H oly Roaary Pariah, D enser) \J20 Attend Finest Quality Dry Cleaning the parish in the armed forces so ’The Forty Hours' devotion will to that of any other school in the PTA Meeting city. Bonds and stamps may be ★ At Reasonable Prices that Christmas gifts can be sent start Friday, Oct. 1, with a Solemn PEarl 1350 Marjorie Arnold JES. I. HANSEN to them. Mass at 8 o’clock, followed by pro­ The Blessed Sacrament PTA purchased directly from Mrs. Reed, 4440 Osceola street, GR. 0535. RL Y WAR RONDS NEW LOCATION The PTA Thimble club will meet cession and exposition of the held the first fall meeting Sept. 27 306 STEEL BLDG. Blessed Sacrament. On Saturday in the school hall ■with 120 members Service Men Visit AND STAMPS in the home of Mrs. Theo Fiske, Lt. Robert Heiderstadt and Lt. (16th and WaUon) .3832 W. 1st avenue, Wednesday, Mass will be at 9, and on Sunday present. The new officers are Mrs. St. Vincent de Paul's Parish Watch, Clock. Jewelry and Scientific at 8 and at 10 o’clock. Don Enoch had an unexpected ★ ■Oct. 6, at 10:30 o’clock, Emmett J. Dignan, president; Mrs. Inatrument Repairint The children’s choir, under the vi.sit last Thursday night with Mrs. Mmes. F. H. May, H. Kerstiens, Edward G. lldry. vice president; direction of Sister Mary Magdalen, Mrs. Harry M. Cronin, secretary; Clara Heiderstadt and family. They W'ASHINGTON When buying from the G. Ibold. W. A. Buchholz, and E. J. returned to their posts in Cali­ will sing the Mass of the Angels Mrs. D. J. Mulligan, treasurer; PARK MARKET firms advertising in this Sedlmayer attended the PTA on Friday, and on Saturday the Mrs. Edward A. Splear, historian; fornia the following day. school of instruction in the Shirley- BILL BUGBBS. Prop. St. Philom ena's adult choir will sing for the eve­ Mrs. Dorothy B. O’Rourke, war Confessions will be heard Thurs­ paper, please mention that Savoy hotel last Friday. day afternoon from 3:30 to 6 and ning devotions and for High Mass chairman; Mrs. James Brennan, Complete Food Service you saw their advertise­ Cards are being mailed for the■ on Sunday. Father V. R. Hughes, membership; Mrs. J. Raymond from 7:30 to 9. Masses on the 598 South Gilpin first Friday will be at 6, 7, and 8 pantry shower to be given for the O.P., will preach in the evening at Kline, ways and means; Mrs. •Qt’a Smart to B# Thrifty^ ment. DOUG’S SERVICE STATION sisters on Oct. 13. i7:30. The sermon on Friday morn- Frank J. Thomson, publicity; Mrs. o’clock. Eucharistic devotions will The Y’oung Ladies’ sodality heldling will be given by a priest from F. J. Guiry, Mrs. Thomas J b held Friday evening at 7:30. The weekly games party is « Says: Now is the time to w^interize a skating party at Skateland Wed-! college, and on Saturday Rogers, and Mrs. Harold F. Col nesday evening. morning by Father Matthias Blen- lins, program; Mrs. Vincent Smith, slated on Tuesday at 8:30. St. Joseph's Parish your car — Don’t be caught napping. There were 11 priests present Solemn closing will be held pianist; Mrs. James Palmer and We Specialize in Permanent in the sanctuary at the closing evening at 7:30. Mrs. John R. Healy, hospitality; Waving and Hair Styling Change to— Recharrt Battery Forty Hours’ devotion on Sunday church choir will meet Mrs. Milton Allen, deanery chair­ NATIONAL BRAND GONOGO STATION W'inUr Oil end GreAM CTfan Spark Flora THELMA KASSON Pack From WheeU Check Radiator Hoaa. evening. Wednesday evening, Oct. 6, at 8 man. o’clock in the school hall. 571 .SA.YTA FE DRIVE Initall AntUFreexa Fan Belt. Flash Radiator Leo H. Crowley addressed the BEAUTY SALON STORES (Cor. 6th Ave.) The Children of Mary sodality group and urged all present to HARRY E. NORRIS. Rrop. FOR SMART will receive Communion Sunday, THELMA KASSON. Manaztr TWO QUALITY FOOD STORES STATION-3400 E. Colf9x make a special effort to salvage 1871 COLORADO BLVD. GREASING — WASHING LADIES’ WEAR Oct 3, in the 8 o’clock Mass, more household fata. Tin cans are PHONE DEXTER 118$ TO SERVE YOU TIRE REPAIRING DENVER. COLORADO Phone EM . 9801 VISIT also needed badly. The war chair Finer Foods for Less Year Butlneoj Appreciated man, Mrs. Dorothy B. O’Rourke, 1084 So. Gorlord 741 Soota Ft Karelia Shop Third Salvage Drive reported that $81.70 had been sold 70 BROADWAY in war stamps and bonds for a to­ FORD REPAIRS Singer Sewing Machines Dpens Friday, Del. i tal of $2,125 since the opening of EAS\ TIME PAYMENTS Quality Bakery SINGER CABINET AND PORTABLE school. ^ VICK’S Good* at ELECTRIC SEWING MACHINES FOR Attending the PTA day of in­ Call RENT Denver’s third major salvage STOVALL-HILLIKER QUALITY LIQUOR STORE Reasonable Price* W’e repair any make of aewing machfni. St. Dom inic's campaign since Pearl harbor will struction from thia parish were Tear Soeth Danrar Ford Daalar Authorized Singer mechanic* in charsa. M W IL IS 8 8 Mmes. J. C. Gannon, James Bren­ 2#0 Bgath Broadway *PE. 2424 For Beer, Wines New Singer Cabinet Electric hlachinea for open Friday, Oct. 1, as scrap stock MAX’S BAKERY aale. n a n piles of the nation’s steel mills con­ nan, Carloc Fuerman, Emmett J. BOTTLE or CASE Dignan, D. J. Mulligan, F. J. 719 W. 8th KE. 8625 tinue to dwindle to-ward what 'War 241 Banlo Pa Orlra KE. TI42 MAX LOWDERMILR. Prop. Singer Sewing Marliine Co. Guiry, Edward G. Guiry, J. Ray­ 3224 Eatl Colfax EMerion #221 BILLY’S INN Production Board officials de­ Hl»lj lihost FREE DELIVERY SERVICE scribed a 8 “ dai^erously low mond Kline, James Palmer, Ed COLFAX., WASHINGTON ward A. Splear, Robert Wortburg, CHAS. HITT and ARNOLD JENSEN levels.” Herman 'T. Bell, chair­ BUly Vai^s Grocery Pierre Archambault, H. J. Nunes, SANTA FE SHOE, KEM.TONE^ B ISS; KE. 4 3 7 6 man of the Denver Salvage com- Th# Modern kfiraeja Wall Finiah Good Foods mitee, in announcing the new k. John Stein, J, Leonard Swigert GOOD CLOTHES. NEED and Market Robert Green, J. D.' Simpson, HOSPITAL I.NLAID Ll.NOLEUM And Your Favorite Drink* drive, called for co-operation of NOT BE EXPENSIVE Shag Rtpalrln* (or tht Whole Family each of the 70,000 homes in the Harry M. Cronin, Thomaa Morris­ THE MARKET OF QUALITY 98

I Home Economics—Defense DAY WILL SPONSOR ANNUAL Nuns to Entertain Soldiers to Use Grapes are Ripe for Jelly and Jam! ]'S t Cajelans PTA Salon Guild Members FORGET-ME-NOT FLOWER SALE The Sisters of Charity of Loy­ lElects Officers ola parish will be hostesses at a The Disabled American Vet­ fully equipped with trained per­ Newly Decorated luncheon for the Seton guild next erans will hold their annual forjfet- sonnel in handling legislative and Thursday, Oct 7. The luncheon and me-not flower sale on Saturday, rehabilitation matters of the dis- meeting will be in Loyola convent, Oct. 2. with several hundred Den­ i^led veteran and his dependents. For Current Year 2244 vine street, at 12:30 p.m. A ver higrh school girls and boys as Club B allroom cordial invitation is extended to It is an organization recognized salesmen on the streets of Denver. (S i. Cajetan’i Parish, Denver) all members and friends of the Thr'm oney derived from the by act of the Congress of the In the initial meeting of the Seton guild. sale of the little blue forget-me- United States. The newly decorated ballroom, school year of St. Cajetan’s Your Piurbase of War Bonds nots will be used in its entirety Disabled Veterans with orchestra shell and Bound PTA, Denver, the following of­ W h e n you want to win to the benefit of Disabled Ameri­ equipment, will be used Saturday, ficers were named: Mrs. Eu­ and Stamps Helps Secure Your can Veterans. Appreciate Help O ct 2, for the formal dance in­ gene Chavez, president; Mrs. Fuliire. man’s praise for your cook* augurating a series of Saturday Felix Gallegos, vice president; a The DAV is an organization The Disabled Veterans are ever night affairs in the USO-NCCS Mrs. Bernice Hernandez, aecre- Ing, give him a delicious, grateful to the public for its gen­ club, 1576 Grant street, Denver. ;tary; and Mrs. F. A. Mardues, erous contributions and support of The change in shifts of several I treasurer. Father John Ordinas, Propagation Official this ,flower sale, which' majce it tempting cake that fairly army posts was given as the rea­ jC .R ., is spiritual director. Sister possible for this organization to son for the new Saturday pro­ VASHOLT carry on its rehabilitation services Patricia wa,s named honorary presi­ melts in his mouth. It's easy To Broadcast Sunday gram to care for weekend crowds. dent; Sister Mary Raymond, menT- to the ill and disabled veterans An orchestra will be engaged for of the last and the present wars. bership chairman; Mrs. Charles to do with Pikes Peak. Over Mutual Ohapel every Saturday to supplant the DeSylva, war chairman; and Mrs. Sales headquarters are located former schedule of Monday P. J. Torres, publicity chairman. FURS at 1032 15th street. dances. Mr.s. Charles DeSylva attended Station KFEL, Denver, will A guest artist for the Oct. 2 ■ the meeting of war chairmen on Supreme Service carry the Mutual Radio chapel party will be Miss Mary Lee Reed, ' Sept. 28. from 9:30 to 10, Denver time, tnis At Low Cost organist in the Grand Central sta­ Mrs. DeSylva and Mrs. P. J. Sunday, Oct. 3. The Rev. Alo- Alumnae to Hold I Torres were present fw the PTA ysius F.. Coogan of the national tion, New York City. She will play 1510 C.4UFOR.MA PIKES PEAK an hour’s request program. j.school of instruction held in the office of the Society for the Prop­ Shirley-Savoy hotel on Friday, CH. 1901 agation of the Faith will speak on Homecoming Tea A crowd of 680, breaking all Sept. 24. “ Soldiers of Christ.’’ The broad­ previous records for attendance, cast is in preparation for Mission was served Sunday supper Sept FLOUR The annual homecoming tea of' Sunday, Oct. 24, and will describe 26 by S t Rose of LimiTs parish­ something of the work of army the St. Mary academy Alumnae ioners. The lounge rooms and By BETTY BARCLAY chaplains and soldiers and the association in Denver will be held ballrooms were taxed to capacity From the beginning of hlstoir, Place over, hottest fire. Add Sunday, Oct. 10, in the auditorium KEEP UP THE HOMES AT YOUR GROCERS wonderful impressions they have during the remainder of the jve- connolaseura of food have always powdered fruit pectin, mix well, received from visiting mission of the academy from 3 to 5 ning. appreciated the grape. Music and and continue stirring until mixture o’clock. Officers and members of territory. poetry have alwayi aung ita praises. comes to a hard boll. At once pour I the board of directors will form Packages Wrapped And while it is true that the grapes In sugar, stirring constantly. Con­ the receiving line. Hostesses for For Christmas of the old country were good, it is tinue stirring, bring to a full rolling YOU’RE FIGHTING FOR the tea include Mmes. John Rein­ a well-known fact that American boll and boll hard i/g mlnuta. Re­ hardt, Thomas Halter, John Rae, Franklin Sullivan, director of Boll le partlcnlarly well adapted to move from Are, ekim, pour quickly. It’s Patriotic and Economical. Hours: 9 to 12; 1 to 6. Phone MAin 1487 and Lillian Young; Misses Maxine the USO-NCCS, announces that this fruit. The wealth of our Paraffin hot Jelly at once. Haeflinger, There.sa Feeney, Con­ the club’s facilities are being made climate alaol produces an infinite *3^ cups light com syrup may nie Hamilton, Kathleen O’Meara, available to persons in Denver who variety in types of grapes. be substituted for 3^ cups of the Dr. J. J. OT'Ieil, Dentist Betty Van Fleet, Mary 'Theresa wish to send Christmas packages But whatever type of grape is sugar. -E A R U J.“ Gushurst, Nan Chambers, Ruth to those in the armed forces over- Suite 722 Mack Building, 16th and California Streets Phyllis HabcrI. Claire McMenamy, available, there ia one thing cer­ Conoord Grape Butter sea.s. tain, It will make a delicious sweet SAM BANNER CO. and Shirley Kirkpatrick. 4^ cups pulp The club is one of many U.SO spread. Then, too, the grape la 7 cups sugar* STROHMINGER A large crowd is expected, as renters sponsoring Christmas mail­ auch a versatile fruit . . . in addi­ H bottle fruit pectin NEW A.VD USED — GARDEN TOOLS this is the opening event of the ing service. Christmas “ Mail tion to Jama and Jellies, there are Electrical Contracting: MACHINERY - MOTORS • TOOLS fall season of the association. Miss To prepare fruit, stem abont 6 Licensed and BonUad in City of Danver FARM IMPLEMENTS Mqgth’’ is from Sept. 15 to Oct. conserves, grape butter and subtle pounds fully ripe grapes and crush Mary Kathryn O’Fallon ,of the 15, ‘inclusive. The army’s postal combinations with other fruits. 9 9 thoroughly. Add H cup water, 81714th St. CHerry 0114 Corner 15th and Blake Sts. class of 1940 is chairman of the ser^'ice intends to deliver all pack­ Modern recipes assure ns of a tea. bring to a boll, cover, and simmer Why Pay More? ages posted within those dates by I>erfect product, and they save both 5 minutes. Separate Juice from Christmas day. time anfi energy. Tested recipes pulp by placing hot fruit In 2-quart (Trademark) W* Male. Old ShoM Look I.ikc Now Mrs. John Murtaugh is in turn oat Jellies with a half-minute sieve. Run enough Juice through ^ GUARANTEED HEATING SERVICE COMPLETK LINE OF SHOE charge of the volunteers, who will boll and Jams In only a minute or a double layer of cheesecloth held C____ I “ A- JJIO L i«n ««l N44 tOURT PLAClPLACE SUPPLIES address, weigh, and stamp pack­ BO. Every batch of fruit means In a small sieve to obtain 4 cups .STEAM OR HOT WATER ages. Wrapping materials arc haif-agaln more glasses and the strained Jnice. Use for making FOR PLUMBING PHONE MAIN 2210 Wm.W.Myer Drug Stores MASTER SHOE available in the , club. Service rich flavor of fully ripe fruit grape Jelly or grape Juice. Rub CLAYTON PLUMBING (XI. IKCOKPORATEl) REBUILDER hours are scheduled daily from Try theee today: grapes, from which Juice has drain­ S u crn ion to Small Broi. PIb. k Heat Co. Colorado Owned Stores 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. Grapa Jelly ed, through sieve to obtain pulp. CHAS. A. PUTNAM RES. PHONE EM. tS2i 503 loth St. Phone TA. 0812 Measure sugar and grapa pulp Information as to what is per­ (Makea about 11 medium glasses) Englewood 800 Santa Fe Dr. missible to send overseas, and Into large kettle, filling up last cup 6 cups Juice with excess Juice or water, If Broadway and Ellsworth 16th and California MASTER KEY SHOP how to address and to wrap the 6^ cups sugar* Specializing in Quality Plumbing and package, its size and weight, may neceaaary. Mix well. Momhor Nitienol Leokimitlu' 1 box powdered frnlt pectin Bring to a full rolling boll orer 15th and California Aioooiotien be obtained by calling KE 1338. Heating Repairs , To prepare Juice, atem about hotteat fire. Stir constantly before SERVICE CALLS - AUTO KETS pounds fully ripe grapes and crush ITe Do !Sot Havo Special Salet But Sell You at Our LottesI EXPERT LOCK SERVICE and while boiling. Boll hard 1 Palroniie Theae Firm*. They them thoroughly. Add IMi cups Prices Every Day on All Drug Merchandise, tOI Kth StrMt Phono TAbor 0112 minute. Co-operalinf Wilh Your water, bring to a boil, and simmer, . SLAHERY & COMPANY MAIL ORDERS ACCEPTED \re Remove from fire and atlr In Paper. covert, 10 minutes. Place fruit bottled fruit pectin. Pour quickly. In Jelly cloth or bag and squeeze Paraffin hot batter at once. Makea PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS out Juice. about 11 glasses (6 fluid onnees Maatore augar into dry dish and each), cl726 MARKET STREET Bet aalde until needed. Meaaure *2 caps light com syrap may be JOHN J. CONNOR, Preeldent PHONE KEYSTONE 1441 Juice into a 6- to S-qnart aaucepan. substituted for 2 cups of the sugar.

HOME PUBLIC MARKET 40 HOURS’ TO OPEN FRIDAY Linoleum Installations Up to a Standard-— IN ST. VINCENT DE PAUL’S Sot Doten to a Price LARGE SELECTION Sept 24, on St. Vincent’s field. BEAUTIFUL (St. V in c e n t de Paul’* Parith) DISPENSE BROS. The Forty Hours’ devotion will The next offical game will be Thoms Linoleum Studio Buy W ar open Friday, Oct. 1, with a High played with the team from St. Jave your ration coupons I Buy FRESH CUT FLOWERS FAGAN’S Mass at 8. Other Masses will be Francis’. 1538 Stout St. Main 2288 FUESH fruits and vegetables! _____/____ at 6:30 and 7. The sermons at Finest quality, ^economically Large Assortment of Potted Fafon's Fancy Fith Freth Bonds 7:45 in the evening will be PTA Opens Fall priced, grand selection. IToter You— Plants and Funeral Designs From the to preached by a priest from St. Season Oct 4 PRODUCERS CREAMERY PRODUCTS MEAN Thomas’ seminary. Confessions The first fall meeting of the QUALITY PRODUCTS AT REASONABLE PRICES JUST RECEIVED iwill be heard on Thursday from 4 St. Vincent’s PTA will be held Good Things to Eat FBED*S to 6 p.m. and 7:30 to 9 p.m., and at 2:30 Monday afternoon. Oct. Ice Cream BI-LOW MEATS JERRY BREEN after services on the other eve­ 4, in the school hall. All members Fancy Fillet of Red and prospective members are re­ Fresh and Salted Nutmeata nings. The parishioners are in­ Milk - Cream Wo Will Sell You the Florist quested to attend. As this is the Candled Fruits and Candies Snapper vited to offer earnest prayers to first meeting of the new school WHEAT GERM — SOT BEAN FLOUli Finest Meats Christ, the Eucharistic King, for year, the sisters will be present to Butter 933 Bannock Sl 1456 Cjdifomla MA. 2279 HERRING TIDBITS W’e Can Obtain Fancy Baltimore the safety of the men in the armed welcome and to become acquainted KEydone 3297, Denver, Colo. with parents of new students. A Oysters forces, and for their own personal ADDISON’S intentions. The closing of the representative of the War Chest will be the speaker. Refresh­ Home Public Market Forty Hours’ will be held Sunday^ Headless Dressed ments will be served by the of­ TA. 2758 evening at 7 :45. Hydrozo Waterproofing Liquid Gum Pickerel ficers. '' Alfar Society Our Lady of Victory circle met Water and Alkali proof. Plain or in Colors and White, for To Meet Sept. 30 Thursday, Sept. 16, in the home INSIDE Ba.aement walls. FAGAVS of Mrs. Edgar Alcorn. Prizes An open discussion of “ The Pur­ were awarded to Mrs. J. Mulqueen Liquid Gum Shingle Stain prevents warping. All rolors. FAIR FANa' FRYERS 43c pose and Works of the Altar So­ and Mrs. W. Schnick. The next Colorflcx Plus Penetrative Floor Enamel. Bny War ciety’ ’ will be a feature of the meeting of the circle will be held COLORED 90 A Clear Hydrozo for above ground walls on OUTSIDE prevents SHARE meeting Thursday, Sept. 30, at Thursday, Oct. 21, in the home dampness. STEWING HENS ... O O C 2 p.m. Refreshments will be of Mrs. John Mulqueen, 1365 S. Materials ONLY or Work Complete. Bonds FOR A LL S. served after the meeting. Marion. m i iVo Delivery after end of The Little Flower circle held its this month. first fall meetfng in the Denver Pinochle Club DENVER BRICK STAIN COMPANY tea room, wilh Mr.s. William Ter- Arranges Party Har, Jr., as hoste.ss. F’rizes were Gllerrv 108.3 11.58 (California St. won by Mrs. Howard Ncilson 'and The Pinochle club will have a Mrs. William Terllar. snecial party Thursday evening. Sept. 30. Those living west of St. Jude’s circle met Sept. 23, University boulevard will be CHICAGO mURKET FOOD with Mrs. Fred Fyles as hostess. matched against those living east pflv no money nouji Mrs. Charles Rausch and George of that street. All men of the Koelbert won the awards. The parish and their friends are in­ next meeting will be held in the vited to attend the party. Re­ Order ALL Your Coal FOR home of Mrs. A. L. Lcgget, 1425 freshments will be served after the S. Marion, Oct. 6 at 8 p.m. games. THEN PAY QNXY 15.00 PER MONTH Sgt. John Dolan is spending a short furlough with his parents, BASBL\GTOIV MORBISON JESS SUPER FREEDOM Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Dolan of SPECIAL 1030 S. Corona. Sgt. Dolan is stationed in Harvard, Nebr...... 6.85 ’E“r.r...... 6.60 MARKET CALAVOS Louis Stadler has finished his STEAM AND DOMESTIC COALS— All Grades || i boot training m Farragnt. Ida., For Energy and is spending a furlough with FUEL SERVICE Quality Meats far his mother, Mrs. Edward Stadler t • ORANGES of 1231 S. CTayton. ' CORPORATION Vitamins and Work The Junior Newmbn club meeta 864 SOUTH BROADWAY • LEMONS Monday afternoon at 4:30. There STOP HERE FOR are still some registration cards Energy • CITRUS FRUITS to be filled out and*handed in to QUALITY the rectory, 1164 S. Josephine. Any children attending the public DENVER FRUIT schools who do not stay after the FLORIDA FRUIT 8 o’clock Mass for instructions on Sunday are expected to register A PRODUCE for tho club before Monday after­ CASH P R O D U C E 0 0. noon, Oct. 4. The moderator for TA. 1369 the club is the Rev. John F. Stein. One Beautiful French Gray I Will-Pay Cash for Small Patronize Our Adwertisers The Cub Scoula held an interi- esting meeting Monday evening 8x10 PORTgXiT Homes in or Near Denver. in the school hall with the parents and two guest^speakera from head­ illi this adv. Quick Action—Call or See FOOD FOR FREEDOM quarters. The pack has received for only ...... FOB QUALITY ita new charter from Mr. Panz , WntTH Bi-Low Plans are under way to augment BAKEBY GOODS the cubs wilh a MoUiera’ auxiliary PHOTO ART STUDIO T. E. GREENE or to combine this auxiliary with 1(20 C*llfami« MA. (SIS the Boy Scout auxiliary. 1643 Stoat T A . 6 2 6 6 Na Aptiointmant Naceaury* VOSS BBOS. FOOD UENTEB The football team won its first Doily. 10 A. M. to ( P. H. game of the season from the An- UoBiUy. 10 A. H. to I P. H. laaseution team, 12-0, Friday, i Thursday, Sept. 30, 1943 Office, fS8 Baimock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KlAystone 4205 PAGE FIVE

U Mr*. Fr««l V . Fraszini o f Droror, for­ , Beautiful Bride merly Mil* Helen Hazlilt, ihown fol­ lowing her wedding, thi* month. The bride, giren in marriage by her $1,090 A dded to brother, (^harle* I’ . Haelitt, wa* attended by Mil* Fdna Hunter. Attend­ ing the bridegroom wa* l4 . Vi'illiam Har.UtI, llie bride'* bntther. Mr*. Fraszini, daughter of Mr*. I.eota HarJill, attended St. Dominic'* grade arhool and H

Julesburg.—The annual dinner, games party, and social netted EXPERIENCED PERSONNEL $1,090 for St. Anthony’s parish. The’ proceeds, added to the new church fund, will make it $7,600. Assures a Helpful Service The success of the festival was owed to the splendid co-operation of the Altar and Rosary society, the Holy Name society, and indi­ viduals of the parish and the pa­ FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE tronage of the people of Juleshurg, Efficiency in conducting every Horan Funeral Big Springs, Ovid, Sedgwick, and Chappell. Service is assured by a staff ^f friendly, experi­ The supplies for the dinner were A 'New enced folks who understand the needs and are cap­ not sufficient to feed all who came, able of anticipating the wishes of every family. although 75 chickens and 200 pounds of potatoes were prepared. Harold Starling’s orchestra of Piggly Wiggly Moreover, every family receives individual at­ Juleshurg furnished the music. tention by the proprietors regardless of how much Margaret'Lockwood of Ovid re­ ceived the $100 bond and Sam or how little is involved in the cost of the funeral. Spahn of Julesburg, the hope chest. Located at Alameda and Downing Lowe’s hall proved to be too small to handle the crowd. Several of the boys in the armed 1211 E. ALAMEDA forces were able to be home at the time of the social, including John Walters and one of the Milden- N O W O PEN borger boys. Mi.ss Ellen Donnelly, who was formerly a nurse in Mercy hospital in Denver and who is now an army nurse stationed near Bal­ timore, also was present. AND SON CHAPELS Gerk-Gett* Marriag* Held Preferred Parish Peter Gerk, Sr., and Catherine' KEystooe 6297 # KEysbone 6 2 ^ Gette were married in St. An­ thony’s church on Thursday morn­ • Trading List IS^7Qeveiand Place ing, Sept. 23. They are making their home at the .Peter Gerk, Sr., Ouarding Forever oar Founder^ Ideais ranch west of Ovid. MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER The marchant* rapreaentad in thi* aectlon are booater*. They ara anaiou* to work with you and ara deaerving of your patronage. Co­ Forty Hours’ Will operate with them. LOOP MARKET Open in Boulder Blessed Sacrament FIFTEENTH AND UkWRENCE ft’ s WUe to Buy at fPeiu Fr«« Parking With Pnreha** of 6 0 o or Moro at 1429 Lawrenco Boulder.— (Sacred Heart Par­ ish)—The Forty Hours’ devotion BOARD WALK will begin Sunday, Oct. 3, with a WEISS DRUG Men’* .7 6 0 SHOE REPAIR DAILY O C T O B E R DEVOTIONS procession. Litany of the Saints, Pre*eription Sp«ciali*tj SOLES L adle*’ .6 5 0 Stratton.— The Forty Hours’ de­ and a High Mass at 10 o’clock. The QatUtr MAUritl ind Bm 4 Workninihlp Fr»* Dtllrtry ,3 5 o votion will open in St. Charles’ sermon in the evening at 7:30 will church Sunday morning;, Oct. .3, SLATED IN COLORADO SPRINGS —AJl Work Gturmnt«ed— BAL'R’S ICE CSEAU " E E L S - t .2 5 0 be given by Father Lambert Mor­ CUT BATE with High Mass at 8 o’clock. The row, O.S.B., assistant pastor. Mon­ 4TU EAST 33rd AVE.—AT DEXTEB LOOP SHOE REPAIR SHOP i services will be conducted hy Fa EAst 1814 Colfax and Elm Colorado Springs.— Octob’er de­ Wednesday, Sept. 29, in the home day evening. Father Englebert, ta tb* Loop Harkat. Lawronc* St. SIdo ither Anselm, a Franciscan Father votions will be held every day at of Mrs. Willet R. Willis. O.S.B., will preach. On the from St. Elizabeth’s church in closing evening the sermon is to John C* Denver. On those three days two 12:10 in St. Mary’s church. Mrs. Thomas Wells is home from Sgt. Charles Heidelberg, who is a trip to New Orleans, Iji., after be given by the pastor. Father BUY WAR BOMIS SchoU Masses will be celebrated every Paul Fife, O.S.B. Parishioners morning. The second Mass on Sun­ stationed in Wilminrton, N. Car., a visit with Mr. and Mrs. G. M. is home on furlough to visit his Andrews of Wilmington, Del. The are urged to make good use of Ai\D STAMPS day morning will be at 10 o’clock; this solemn occasion by making FIKEST parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Heidel- Andrews are residing temporarily h e a t s a n d on Monday and Tuesday mornings frequent visits to the Blessed Sac­ ARGONAUT HOTEL the hours of Masses will be 7 and berg. in New Orleans. Mr. Andrews is i c GBOCE&IES The Christ Child society met on a government mission. In New rament exposed and to pray for 8. Evening devotions will be at world peace. till Fairfax Whero Denror’* Soeioty Entortaia* for Lunchoon* and Dinnar* 7:30. Orleans, Mrs.< Wells renewed an EH. 27S( FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR BRIDGE PARTIES, Catechism classes are taught by acquaintanceship with Miss Janice Approximately 415 attended two sisters every Sunday morning Higgins, formerly of Colorado the chi chicken dinner served by the 22nd & EA. DANCES AND DINNERS PHONE MAIN SlOl Altar society Sunday, Sept. 26. for children not attending St. Springs, Kearney Sl LAWSON DRUG GO. Pioneer Teachers Good crowds were also present for 1823 Miss Ethel Graber of Buffalo, Baantifnl Ballroom* Prirato Dining Room* Charles’ school. The religious in­ ALSO TRINIDAD, COLO. — LIQUORS struction for high school students In . Y., and of Colorado Springs, both nights of the fall festival on will begin this Friday afternoon at [was hostess to a group of friends Monday and Tuesday. An an­ 2:45, with Father Henry J. Ernst iat a dinner Saturday night, nouncement of the war bond win­ in charge. Two of the sisters go to To Greet Alumnae Sept. 25 ners will be made next week. Annunciation Burlington every Sunday morning Pre-nuptial parties for Miss This Friday, the first Friday of ROCKY MOUNTAIN NURSERIES to instruct the children there. Mary Callahan include a miscel­ October, the usual Holy Hour will laneous shower on Saturday, Oct he kept between the 7 o’clock AT LOWKST Mrs. John Erpelding of St. Jos­ eph, la., is visiting her brother, Fa­ 2, in the home of Mrs. J. Knapp. Ma.ss and the ending of the 8 “ Top* *Em AIV* DRUGS PSICES m DENTgB DE SELLEM At Homecoming ther Ernst. Mrs. Bernard Andrews will honor o’clock Mass. FUEL AND FEED CO. Miss Callahan at a luncheon and The Altar society of St. Cather­ This Sunday will be Communion With SUPERIOR NURSERY STOCK CHARLES A. DoSKLLKM ine’s church, Burlington, held its Alumnae of Loretto Heights col­ china shower Monday, Oct. 4. day for members of the Altar Wo Ship by Rail monthly meeting Sunday morning lege, Denver, returning for the fall Jerome Dugdale of North Platte. 8TORS society in the 8 o’clock Mass. from EVERGREENS to ROSES. PB0N8 TA. n*l after Ma.ss. homecoming Oct. 10 will have an Nebr., is a guest in the home of StOl FRANKUN ST. MTH AND WAUniT Miss Winifred Esch of Burling­ opportunity to visit with four for­ his sister, Mrs. Richard Roberts. Also ORNAMENTAL FENCES. RES. PRONE UA. ( l U ton becart\,e the bride of Chester mer professors who are expected Mrs. Ralph Thornton, Jr., left Sunday for Portland, Ore., for a Our L4ndie«pt MtD wUI call U rour home if roa r e p a i r i n g ---- AMERICAN----- James Wednesday, Sept. 22, Father to attend the Mass and breakfast Harkness-Coates CLEANING Ern.st officiating in St. Charles’ on the campus. brief visit with her sister, Mrs. need help in deeiffning pour grounds. FURS RE-BTYLING 5c & 10c STORE rectory. The bride was attended Sister M. Francista, who from M. Rhoades. She later will join SUMMER STORAGE SAVE TIME AND MONEY! I by Mrs. Richard Kean as matron 1919 to 1934 held positions as di­ her husband, Lt. Thornton, who Wedding Is Held rector of the academy and as is a Imnibardier in combat training HARRY AMANN W# Hava ThouMndj of USEFUL of honor, and the groom had his ARTICLES Attrsctively DUpUyed for brother, Marvin, as best man. A dean of the college, will be in Den­ in the Northwest. Office 1585 Bellaire St* Phone EM. 2862 Furrier Since 1911 Your Convenience reception was held in the home of ver on a tour of the educational Mias Agnes Musliek is visiting Holy Ghost church, Denver, was Colambitit EMtnon 7(71 HU E. I4TH AVE. setup of schools conducted by the with relatives two weeks in Grand the scene of a w’edding on the eve­ NURSERY ... 6364 NO. WASHINGTON ST. (Between Franklin and Gilpin) ;the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Esch. Sisters of Loretto. She is a mem­ Island, Nebr. ning of Sept. 10, w’hen Miss Eileen ber of the general council in the Misses Joanne and Viola Kirch- Therese Coates, Cathedral grad­ J. H. MONSON mother-house in Nerinx, Ky. man entertained at a buffet supper uate, married Jack Hillory Hark- ROCKY MOUNTAIN Sister M. Georgetta, who serveil Thursday, Sept. 23. A.ssisting ness, Jr., who is an alumnus of the St. Francis de Saids' EMERSON HDWE. & 17 years in Loretto Heights, from hostesses were Mi.ss Ethel Graber University of Southern California. PHARMACY 19k5 to 1,932, will come from St. and Mi.ss Rose J. Simanek. The bride is the daugRter of Mrs. Alameda Drug Store GEO. W.«dUwQ SHEET METAL WORK Mary's academy, Denver, for the Frank Hillard, Sr., of Spaulding, Willis J. Coates, Sr., and the late Pre$crip!ion SpeciaU$t$ Hanfwara — Kitchait^Jtpnaila homecoming. Her former station Nebr., is visiting the Frank •Mr. Coates, prominent Denver V. o. PETERSON, Prop. JAMES FRESQUES, Prop. Sheet Metal Shop Work was St. Louis. Hillard, Jr., family. real estate man. Her husband is Cut Rate Drags MASTEIV BEAUTIFUL CAMBRIDGE GLASS GIFTS 2301 Champa St. KEyttona 4778 Returned to the Heights as head Corpus Christi Men the son of Mr. and Mrs. Hillory Wines and Liquors OPTOMETRIST TABOR 0973 34tb and YORK TO ll[[T OCT. 9of the Spanish department. Sister Darkness of Honolulu. The Rev. 5 Broadway ^ M. Ethelbert is remembered for To Meet Monday Bernard Kelly officiated at the Fountain Servira • School Snppliei Golden.— St. Joseph's .\ltar and her years of teaching here from double ring ceremony. For her Alameda and Broadway Ro.sary society will hold its reg­ The regular meeting of the wedding the bride wore a gown of 1932 to 1937. Corpus Chri.sti Holy Name society COAL ular meeting Wednesday, Oct. 6, . An academy graduate. Sister white satin made with a tightly will be held in the parish hall We Specialize in in the home of Mrs. J. F. Wagen- fitted bodice and leg o’mutton JACKSON’S Kathleen Marie, the former Marie Monday, Oct. 4, at 8 p.m. As im­ All Popular Grades bach. Mrs. Samuel Bolitho will be .sleeves. The full skirt ended in a Pastries for Foley, is expect^ to arrive in time portant matters will be discussed, assistant hostess. Sunday, Oct. 3, court train. Her finger-tip length Cut Rate Drugs Competitive Priett to greet old friends at the reunion. a fgll attendance is requested. Your Parties is Communion day for all the mem­ veil of tulle fell from a Juliet cap, She is now sectetary to Mother M. Every Sunday in Corpus Christi Liquors • Sundriea WOOD AND KINDLING bers of the .society as well as for trimmed with orange blossoms. Edwards, and a member of the or­ church, after the 9:30 Ma.ss, re­ HAY. GRAIN AND FEEDS all women and girl.s of the parish. der’s general council in Kentucky. She carried an arm bouquet of MARY ANNE BAKERY Prescriptiona ligious instruction for the children Free Prom(M Delivery The society will receive Commun­ Another professor familiar to white roses. 25 Broadway SP. 7413 ion in a body in the 8 o’clock Ma.ss. attending public schools will be Cat) 8P. 2445 Oowuln* and Al*ai.4a Anderson-Harrington alumnae is .Mrs. Gene W. Wachtel given by the sisters of Corpus Mia* Edith McLellan was the Catechetical instruction clas.scs of Quincy, III., director of the matron of honor and Mi*s Luella for the children and young people, Christi school. Ob ^Sistwntb Stroet 42 Years Goal Go. speech department from 1933 to During the month of October, Coffey was the bridesmaid. NOW AT 1007 MARION 8TREET from kindergarten through high 1939. Mrs. Wachtel has returned M i l l i k e n ’ s school will begin Sunday, Oct. 10. on each Wedne.sday and Friday, The bride was given in marriage JES F. HANSEN ,35fh and Walnut M.A. 0104 to take up her old post in the col­ devotions will be held in Corpus by her uncle, Edward C. Staats. The Si.sters of Charity of Cathe­ Watche Clock, Jmcelry and CASH STORES lege. Christi church at 7:.30 p.m. The The best man was Edward C. dral school will again teach the Instrument Repairing 3 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS Fr. Campbell to perpetual novena will be held as Staats, Jr., her cousin. Wilson classes, which will convene at 9 T«lepboo« OnUn SolielUd 1130 E. Alameda o’clock on Sunday mornings. Celebrate Mass usual on Monday evenings at 7:30. Bragg and Willis J. Coates III Mr. and Mrs. John B. Moran were ushers. Pbon* TAbor 68ZS Denvtr S, C«Io. 1201 E. 9th Ave. Mary Hla;4dalene Members of St. ;vgne.s’ circle The Very Rev. Harold V. Camp­ 23575 4 E.E- Evan* Ave. SU met Tuesday, Sept. 28, in the home of Rock Springs, Wyo., spent part Mrs. Bessie Tewsberry played bell, pa.stor ot Blessed Sacrament of their wedding trip in Colorado the wedding march. of Mrs. Guy Eaton. parish and profe.ssor of fourth- Solemn closing of the Forty Springs. -A reception followed in the Cos­ year religion in the college, will mopolitan hotel. ROTOLO'S Hours’ devotion was held last Sun­ offer Mass in Our Lady of Loretto 796 So. Broadway ROSLYN DRUG CO. DIAMOi\D day evening. The Rev. Achille JAMES HENRY. Prep. FARRELL’S GRILL chapel at 8:30 Sunday, Oct. 10. At SINCLAIR GAS .4ND OILS Sommaruga of S t . Patrick’a the breakfast in the college dining- Former Denveriles CLEAIXERS WHERE THE WHOLB FAMILY GOES WILL KEEP ’EM ROLLING Cut Rate Drags church, Denver, was celebrant, the hall Father Campbell will be the Orphanage Society to LUCIAN STRIPLING. Prop. OPEN 7 TO 7 WEEK DAYS Compirt* Pre*cription Dept. CLEANING - PRF.SSING BEER - LIQUOR - WINES Rev. Victor Winter, S.J., of Regis principal speaker. Marry in Santa Fa CIoimI AU Dtp Sandar* 98 SO. PENN ALTERING college, deacon; and the Rev. Meet on October 6 5414 W, Colfax L*k*wood 141 5206 W. Colfax at Sheridan Francis Kappes of the Denver Washington Chapter Phont PE* 9363 93 So. Penn ft BtTtvd Cathedral, was subdeacon, assisted To Meet Same Day Father Theodosius Meyer, St. Clara’s Aid society, Denver, by the pastor, the Rev. Barry J. In the nation’s capital the Wash- O.F.M., rector of St. Francis’ Ca­ BUCHANAN’S thedral, Santa Fe, N. Mex., offici­ will have a business meeting Wed­ Wogan; the Rev. Thomas Barry of in.i^ton chapter of Loretto Heights a te at the marriage of Miss Cath­ nesday, Oct. 6, in the orphanage. LIQUOR STORE Z. A R. FOOD MARKET ;St. Patrick’s, Denver; the Rev. alumnae will have a Communion erine Ayrec of Denver and John The regular dessert luncheon and ; Harley Schmitt of Blessed Sac­ breakfast on the .same day of the D. Reba of Santa Fe. “The Nuptial card party will follow. Mas. C. J. Fine Wines and Liquors Highest Quality Groceries rament parish, Denver; the Rev. Denver event. Mrs. James Close, Colorado Springs Ma.aa wa* offered in the Santa Fe Jacques and Mrs. RosannrHebert W* Ftstur* Christ1«D Bn*. Wta«* and Meats James Hamblin of Anpunciation president of the Eastern unit, an­ Cathedral. The couple were at­ will be hostesses. parish, Denver, who delivered the nounced that two members of the BEER LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES ON EVERT tended by Mi»» Gladys M. Daniels, Phon* PEarl 1777 277 Soatt Bre*d»ar ITEM—NOT JUST A FEW SPECULB .sermon; and the Rev. Franci.s Po- 1943 graduation class will attend. Mi.ss Eva R. Collins, president of tempa of the Idaho Springs par­ maid of honor, and Romeo Cunning­ the Needlework guild, section 47, 9 0 0 So. Pearl SP. 9942 Regina Reitemeicr of Pueblo is a ham, best man. FURNITURE. RUGS, DRAPES and FOOTWEAR ish. student in Catholic University of requests that garments be brought A former resident of Denver, CURTAINS thoroughly cleaned. Let BEST IN QUALITY. NEWEST IN Ma.ss on the first Friday of the America on a social service schol- to ner at this meeting. the bride wa* employed a* secre­ STYLE month, Oct. 1, will he at 7:30 ar.ship granted by Loretto Height*. Mrs. J. L. Wild, a past president, u* do your hou*e cleaning for you. tary to the district office manager 12 Tm i* In Ui* PikM P«*k R*(lon o’clock. Joan O’Byrne, with the intelligence is seriously ill in St. Joseph’? hos­ KESTERSON of the Firestone Tire and Rubber Mrs. T. G. Garrison will attend division of the signal corps, is also pital, Denver. THEVORHESSHOECO. Co., and attended Denver univer­ CLEANERS {the first annual conference of the in Washington. 3 ’Day Service COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO. Pueblo Dioce.san Council of Cath­ sity. Mr. Reba went to Santa Fe Wigs and Patches frpm Denver to organize and be­ REPAIRING AND ALTERATIONS olic Women in Pueblo Oct. 4 as CLEANERS AND DYERS a representative of the National Have Reunion come vice president and general HUNTING BOOTS 88 So. Penn. RA 2083 manager of Franklin Mines, Inc., 225 Bromdwaj "P rtu in * Whit* You Wait” council, of which she is a director Honoring Mrs. Gene W. Wachtel, Repaired & Waterproofed Your Purchase of War Bonds located in Cerrilloa. PE. 8 7 8 3 PR. 8 7 8 4 and chairman of the family-parent head of the dramatics department Brin* Thrill la NOW! and Stamp* Help* Secure Your group, ^hc will address the con­ in Loretto from 19.33 to 1939, and Complete Shoe Repairing Future. VILLAGE INN ference on “ Safeguanling Our now returned to the same post, a 40 ndlURS’ DEVOTION The firms listed here de­ MAIL ORDERS GIVEN Homes." group of alumnae held a dinner ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER CONOCO STATION PROMPT SERVICE serve to’ be remembered ZECHA & ADAMS Golden and Jefferson ’county party Wednesday, Sept. 29, in the JOB FARRENKOPF, Prop. Rttam Pm Us * Paid Conoco Service Station were recently honored by the elec­ Blue Parrot Inn. Members of Wigs W*«k of Oct. 3t St. Catk- when you are distributing 299 So. Logan PE. 9840 COLE DRUG GO. tion of*a member of St. Joseph’s and Patches, honorary dramatic •rin«’* church, Denver; Holy PROGRESSIVE your patronage in the dif­ Courteon* and Prompt Servlea V Next Door to IFegt End parish as one of *fhe officers of sorority of the college, the follow­ Rotary church, Denver; St. WASHING & GREASING CONOCO ferent lines of businesa. Poet Office the Colorado State Conference of ing were present: Betty Wood­ Eliaaheth’i church, Denver; SHOE SHOP A SPECIALTY Social Workers. Mrs. T. G. Garri­ man, Mary O'Byrne, Polly Guin- St. Thereie’* church, Aurora; PAUL FEESE, Prop. 2512 W . Colorado Ave. w - son was elected second vice presi­ don, Mrs. Ed Kelly, Helen Nieters, Sacred Heart of Jetui church, 288 So. Penn. Denver Phone 1003 dent of the group in its meeting Peggy See, Marie C de Baca, Rita Boulder; and St. Charle*' Maradt A t*, at Cack* la Poadie held in Denver. Ab^g, and Ktthrya Glora. ahursh. Gtrattoa. BUY WAR BONDS FOR VICTORY \ PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bannoclc Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyatone ‘4205 Thursday, Sept. SO, 1943

ii^ rrJ^lirtvh n n ri C^r/vniai/ltl “ > benefit the USO-NCCS club of Denver wei given by the ALDO NOTARIANNI PREFECT Ly tlgnournuuu \^unuvui Uve-wire helpen shown here. Left to right, P.tsy Mc­ REDEMPTORIST PROVINCIAL Fuller Brushes Cormick, Mary Ann Pleasants, Peggy Pleasants, and Mary Jane Buchenau, of the eighth and ninth grades in Sl Mary's academy, netted f 12 to apply on the USO snack bar refrigerator. The girls used original ideas PERSONAL BRUSHES on their five and lO^ent attractions, and gave the esmival at the McCormick home, 263 Albion. VISITS DENVER COMMUNITY HOUSEHOLD BRUSHES OF REGIS COLLEGE SODALITY WAXES AND POUSHES (St. Joseph's Perish, Denver) with a $25 war bond in honor of TA. (7*S — IS il GIciumB — DiBTtr (Rafis Collefe, Denrer) A number of enterprises and Aldo Notarianni, Raeis college activities were discussed at the In the past week, the Redemp- her silver Jubilee. junior, was elected prefect of the meeting. A decision was reached torists were visited by the Very Julius Carabello, former ath­ Regia college sodality at the first to adopt an army chaplain for the Rev. F. J. Fagen, C.SS.R., provin­ letic coach; Joe Ginsburg, firmer meeting of the organization. coming year with a view to lend­ cial of the St. Louis province, to St. Joseph's star athlete; and Bob S U P R EM E Notarianni, a graduate of Regis ing him any assistance that can which the local community belongs. Kulp, a 1942 graduate, visited the high school, is the son of Mr. and be given by the sodalists. A plan The annual canonical visitation school this week while home on Mrs. Gregory Notarianni of 3626 was also approved for the forma­ was made. leave from the Farragut, Ida., COAL CO. tion of a correspondence club. Ac­ The Rev. John Fulford, C.SS.R., naval training base. ^ A V E TOU* cording to the present plan each has returned from a visit in De­ Word has been received by the member of the sodality will write school that Frank O’Neill, '40, has Furnace Vacuum Cleaned troit and a retreat in Glenview, each week to an alumnus of Regis 111. been selected for naval otficer’.s now in the armed forces. A col­ PE. 4679 1144 So. Penn. The Rev. Matthias Justen, training, and that Milton Carmack, lection was taken for the burning We Specialise in Stoker Coal C.SS.R., is undergoing a complete '35, is receiving officer’s training of a perpetual votive light before in Xavier university the altar of the Blessed Virgin for physical examination in St. Jos­ eph’s hospital. Frank Kozak, ’41, is home on the alumni of the school in the leave while transferring from the armed services. The Rev. M. F. Girse, C.SS.R., assisted in St. Joseph’s church, navy air corps to the army air Since many of the former extra­ Fort Collins, Sunday. forces. curricular activities of Regis have New Jerseys and helmets have been seriously curtailed beiuuse of SL Joseph’s games party with added attractions will be held in been purcha.sed for St. Joteph’s war conditions, the sodality plans football squad. to take over these various activ­ the church hall Monday evening, ities through committees. This, it Oct. 4, at 8:30. is hoped, will insure the continued Hours of Masses on the first Fri­ existence of these student func­ day, Oct. 1, will be 6, 7, and 8 m im iB a Arthritis Nearitii 8dat!r« tions for the duration. o’clock. Mass of Exposition of the Why eonttnut to tufftr tho Fr. Sandoval to Speak in Kansas Blessed Sacrament will be at 8. •Konixing paint of theta dia- (Confessions will be heard Thurs­ etset when the usual remediaa 'The Rev. Emanuel T. Sandoval, havs failed? i^am about a S J., librarian in Regis college, will day from 4:30 to 5:30 and from new. trustworthy, modern. nonHiuntieal address a Catholic Library associa­ 7:30 to 8:30. treatment method This marvelous treatment ts completely explained in the Ball CHnIe'a tion meeting in St. Benedict’s col­ The usual October devotions of new F’REK Rook Write today NoohliRttinn. lege, Atchison, Kans., on “ Cath­ Rosary, litany, and Bened'ction Ball Clinic. DepL. 7000. ExreltiorSprin^, Mo« olic Libraries and Inter-American will take place during and after Relations.” On Sept 29, Father daily Mass. HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE Aldo Notarianni Sandoval concluded a retreat for St. Joseph’s sewing circle will A I)an<;kr sh ;nal thi. Poor Clares in Omaha, Nebr, meet Wednesday afternoon, Oct. Often associated with Hardenins of tha COAL Clay street. Other officers are Three former Regis college stu­ 6, at 1. Arteriea, a Stroke, raralysls. Heart Trou* Store it now — Be pre­ Ray Stewart, vice president; ble. Kidney Disease, and other grave com* dents were commissioned last week Altar workers for September plications. Reaultful treating methods of pared for * possible fuel Thomas Moran, secretary-treas­ Ensign John A. Flanagan and En­ are Mmes. W. Hofshulte, A. J. the Ball Clinic have proven dependable for shortage. urer. Stewart resides at 4276 sign Henry K. Becker rieceived Home, and H. Ochs. nearly a quarter of a century Sand for Julian, and Maron at 4459 Hooker. FltCB Blood Preasura Book>~today. No ob* ALL POPULAR GRADES - ALSO their commissions after completing Sodality of Mary members are ligation. Rail Clinic, Dept 7060. Excelsior STOKER COALS A large number of students ap­ their work in Notre Dame univer­ NCSSS Gifts invited to receive Communion in Springs Mo. peared at the initial'meeting, and sity. Ensign Flanagan, presi­ Roses Are to Be Blessed the 7:30 Mass Sunday. Ray Coal Co. the total number of sodalists in dent of the student body in Regis Ingtructioni Every Sunday the present group will approxi­ last year, is the son of Mr. PE 4604 1165 So. Penn. From Societies The instiuction cla.s.s for chil­ M IT C H ? mate the total of last year despite and Mrs. J. P. Flanagan of 3844 dren not attending a Catholic SKINffflC -lf NOT R illlV lD / the. war-curtailed student body. In St. Dominic’s Sunday Meade street Ensign Becker, school will be held every Sunday fsart 8kJa BsIts, a medicated sdenttfic dis­ editor of last year’s Brown and morning after the 8:30 Mass in covery aclBslIy stops mlsersble Uchioj caused Are Announced by PserlasU, Eesema. Dcraatltls. Acds, Pimples, Gold, college newspaper, is the son the church hall. Sealp^Ilch sod other extemsi skin sllmeots. IMAURKE of Mrs. Mary Becker, 1072 Santa (St. Dominic’s Parish, Denver) Oct. 2, and continuing through Banns of marriage were an­ Ru helped clear skin irritations for over lA St. Mary’s Club Sunday, a Toties Quoiies indul­ yean. This superior formula Is grcuelesi. stain- Fe drive. Both of the new officers On Sunday, Oct 3, the Feast In addition to war bonds, stamps, nounced Sunday for Daniel Con­ leas. acts quickly and has brought new hs gence can be gained in St. Dom­ to skin sufferen. Try at our risk. Results guar­ STUDIOS visited Regis last veek during the of the Most Holy Rosary will be and money received through the nell and Joan Elizabeth Dunn; and inic’s church by all the faithful anteed In 10 days or money back. Send 13. U Hears Lecture course of brief leaves, They are'celebrated with a Solemn Mass at parishes of the archdiocese, the for James Downey and Evelyn C.O.D. postage extra, *sai Bros.. PhsnnaclsU, Personality Portraits who, under the usual conditions, now en route to new assignments 10:30, and a Rosary procession Denver Archdiocesan Council of Klabunde. IMl WWt»PlilniRd.,(D,pt.T.R.2)N.y.S0,N.Y. with October devotions at 3:30. visit the church and recite six Our St. Joseph's cheering section, the 3 STUDIOS TO The September meeting of the on the West coast Second Lt. Ed­ Catholic Women announces a num­ ward G. DeStefano received his The Rev. V. R. Hughes, O.P., pas­ Fathers, six Hail Marys, and six “ D” club, was reorganized in a SERVE YOU Mothers’ club was held Monday, ber of gifts for the National Cath­ Good Xews on commission in the marine air tor, will be the preacher. A spe­ Glorias for the intention of the olic School of Social Service, Wa.sh- meeting of approximately 50 girls. Sept. 20, in St. Mary’s academy, Holy Father. A plenary in d i­ 1328-30 Broadway corps. During his stay in Regis cial feature of the afternoon serv­ ington, D. C., directly from the Lucille Cattany, senior, was elected Denver. Mrs. D. R. Costello, vice gence, applicable to either the liv­ Constipation CHtrrr 302« president, was the chairman. he excelled as a football player. ices will be the blessing and distri­ society’s affiliated units. Groups president. For several years he was a stand­ bution of roses. This blessing, ing or the dead, can be gained'at donating in this manner, plus a Pictures of the various depart­ 811 Sixteenth St. Activities for the year were dis­ each visit. cussed, and Nov. 18 was an­ out in the Rangers’ line. given on Rosary Sunday, reads in few additional parish donors, are ments were taken in the high school FREE BOOK— Explains Rela­ CHerry 4 r « T 'Tuesday morning for the pictorial nounced as the date of the Needle­ Begins Graduate Work part: Rosary devotions for October as follows: tion to Chronic Ailments 613 Fifteenth Su work, Mercy in Action, This ac­ work bazaar. Word was received at Regis that “ Do Thou, who hast bestowed will begin kt the 7 :45 Mass Friday, Hoir Ghost Altar lociety...... $ Ifi.TS MAin 8 4 3 6 count of the Sisters ot Mercy is The Very Rev. Crispin Pfimian, Felix Loomis Ayres, a graduate them as an odor of sweetness for Oct. 1. The Rosary will be recited Annunciation parish ...... 40.46 St. Vincent de Paufs Altar so­ being compiled in the geneva! O.F.M., moderator of the Mothers’ of the 1943 summer session, has our use and the easing of our ills, during Mass each weekday, and ciety ...... 18.75 mother-house of the Sisters of club, will give a series of lectures begun graduate work in chemistry pour forth upon them Thy heav­ Mass will be followed by Benedic­ St, Rose of Lima's Altar aociety 12.00 on the liturgy of the Clwrch. The in the Catholic University of enly blessing through the merits tion. The Rosary also will be re­ St. Francis de Sales' Altar society 18.75 Mercy in Washington, D. C. first lecture was on the ^tm en ts. America, Washington, D.C. Be- of Thy holy cross; may they be so cited and Confes.sions will be heard St.- Francis de Sales’ PTA ...... 18.75 cause of his outstanding work in blessed that to whomsoever they every evening at 7 :30. St. Francis de Sales' League of Nun Given War FLOWER Mrs. F. C. Weston, war chair­ Sacred Heart ...... 18.76 man, announced that bonds and Regis. Ayres was the recipient of may be brought in sickness may Women to Receive Euchariit Catholic Dabghtera, Colorado Bond on Jubilee stamps will be sold every Wednes­ a J. K. Mullen scholarship to the be healed; and from the homes Ail women of the parish are in­ Springs ...... - ...... 18.75 Catholic university. This will en­ whither they shall be borne, evil St. John’s PTA ...... 18.75 The students of the high school Headquarters day in the academy. vited to receive Communion with St. John’s Altar society...... - 18.75 presented Sister Mary George able him to continue advanced spirits and their ministers, in fear Tabernacle society ...... 18.75 Those who attended the PTA members of the Rosary-Altar so­ The Mc<. leary Clinic. HI000 Elms Blvd., school of instruction in the Shirley- work in chemistry under the gov­ and trembling departing, may no ciety in the 7 :30 Mass Sunday, St. Rita’s court. Catholic Daugh­ for ernment program to provide ters ...... 18.75 St. Vincent’s Aid Will Excelsior Springs. Mo.. Is putting out an Savoy hotel were Mrs. F. H. more dare to disturb Thy servants. Oct. 3. Tuesday, Oct B, the Archbishop’s guild ...... - 25.00 specialists for war work. Ayres Through Christ Our Lord. Amen.’’ M6Pt on TUGSdflV Oct. 5 ns-page book on Colon Bromme, Mrs. D. R. Costello, Mrs. monthly meeting of the .society St. James’ Altar society...... 1^-75 ’ ' j Disorders, Pilea and Constipation and Thomas O’Keefe, Mrs. J. T. Golden, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Felix . Indulgence . - Available will be preceded by a dessert St. Dominic’s Altar society...... 18.75 FOOTBALL G. Ayres of 1333 Ogden street. St. Philomena's Altar society...... 18.75 St. Vincent’s Aid .society willj': commonly assnemted chronic ailments. Tha Mrs. F. J. Thompson, Mrs. Thomas Beginning at noon Saturday, | luncheon at 12:30. Mines. Patrick Str Philomena’s PTA ...... 18.76 is illustrated with charts, diagrams Lynch, and Mrs. Ralph Hanson. Queen’s Daughters ...... 18.75 meet Tuesday, Oct. 5, at 2:30j 'Hoare and Joseph Ross, co-chair­ and X-ray pictures of these ailments. GAMES A meeting of the officers, mem-1 men, will be assisted by Mmes. Presentation parish ...... 19.60 p.m. with Mrs. W. J. McGettigan, | St. Catherine’ s PTA ...... 5.00 Norman apartments. Denver.” The! hers of the council, and room ST. PHILOMENA’S PTA GIVES J. H. Frahcr, J. Swartz, J. Simms, St. Catherine's Altar society...... above aiJdresi and this large book will mothers was held Wednesday, Altar society. St. Peter’e. Gree ' : Rev. John P. Moran will apeak. Sept. 29. i»y . ' ...... io-0®| Gerry and Margie O’Neil will lent you FREE and postpaid. St. C h irlti’ church. Stratton...... , 5 !? furnifth the musical program. A SOCIAL FUNCTIONS TEA TO HONOR NEW M E M B E R S ;l«S /rS i Try r a f«'« PalUatfrt i ‘ 2^2:7^! large attendance is desired. ------I and Miss Anna Hartnett. Card Pile Hubert Smith Falls games will follow the business. (St. Philomena't ParUh, Denver) for the purpose of org?nizing a ILES Preparation* Two Join Third Order P you are troubled with itching, bleed* 'The first fall meeting of St. Girl Scout troop. A representa­ Unconscious at Work tive from scout headquarters will In the September chapter meet­ SACRED HEART PTA TO HAVE ■ ing or protruding pile*, write for a TELEPHONE Philomena’s PTA was the occasion ™ FREEFRC sample of Page's Palllatlre Pria for an informal tea in honor of the be present. ing of the Third Order of SL Dom­ inic, Mrs. J. Nachbauer and Mrs. Preparations and you may bless the day I Hubert A. Smith, managing ed­ new members, with the officers as At the close of the meeting two 'you read ibis. Don’t wsiL WRITE TODAY I MA. KE. TA. itor of the Register System of R. Denne made their profession. MONTHLY MEETING ON OCT. 5I E. R. PAGE CO.. hostesses. Seventy-five were pres­ Rosary Dept. 347*K>2 .Marshall. Mich. Xexrspapers, was stricken serious­ ent. The tables were attractively ^ 7:30 Mass on the LSO-NCCS. Isunday. OcL 3, general absolu- Ad No. 320 0010 ly ill when at work in his office decorated with white and yellow (Sacred Heart-Loyola Parith, Mrs. Carbone: first grade, Mrs. Salvage Silk Needed I tion will be given to all members Monday and fell to the floor un­ flowers and candelabra witri yel- Denver) Reed Owens. The chairman of the Denver sal- of the Third Order. This absolu- ARE YOU SICK? conscious. It was believed for a low candies, The president, Mrs. The guest speaker was Mrs. W. vage committee announces that the tion carries with it a plenary in­ The Sacred Heart PTA will hold Have you been doctoring for this, that brief time that he was dying and I H C. Cooper, welcomed the new L. Zint. who is to be the gymnas­ and the other thing without really know­ absolution was administered by collection of old silk, nylon, rayon, j dulgence for all members who ful- its monthly meeting in the Little members. The Rev. Paul Reed and lisle stockings for the salvage'fill the usual conditions of Con- ium instructor in Loyola school. ing what is your trouble? If so. it la tima priest members of the staff. He gave a brjef address of welcome. Flower Social center at 7 ;30 p.m. Her course will consist of danc­ to learn the real nature of your trouble. was taken in a Denver General bureau will not be terminated, fession. Communion, and prayers Get Dr. Ball’s Free Book “ The Seven Keys The following attended the Tuesday, Oct. 5. The Sacred Heart ing exercises, volleyball, and bas­ to Health.’ It has unlocked the door to § ! hospital ambulance to St. Joseph’s Sept. 30, as was announced. Be-! for the intention of the Holy Fa- PTA one-day school of instruc­ cause of an urgent need of stock- then. PTA was represented at the school ketball. The first grade room won good health for thousands. No obligation. 1 hospital, where his condition has tion in the Shirley-Savoy hotel the treat. Write today tu Dr. Rail's Health School. Z.rlengo Fete. PTA of instruction sponsored by the ~ improved. He had not been in Sept. 24. The Rev. Paul Reed, ings for making comfort pillows Dept. 7039. Excelsior Springs. Mo. ambulance stretchers, and vyheel j j McDermott and Catholic Parent-Teacher league, Card Clubs Beginninz particularly good health and the spirirtual director; Mmes. George Those wishing to join or start sudden attack is believed to have A. Pease, f). R. Orsborn, Ralph chair laprobes the drive will be : a . p. Zarlengo were hostesses at by Mmes. Ben Olguin, Roger Mar­ THE continued indefinitely^. Hosiery Mrs. Zarlenfeo’s card clubs are asked to call Mrs. MODERN been brought on by the strain of i Hanson, Dave Costello, H. C tinez, and Albert Harris; and Fa­ W. May, EM. 4252. ^o'iilfHAIR many difficulties faced today in j Cooper, W. L. Zint, J. P. Becker, wi be accepted at the womans!home. 2612 Stuart street, for the WAY Girl Scout troop 36 had its first f* mn w rm .. the publishing game because of d e n P. Schafbuch, R. J. Ryan, and sal age depot. 139 15th street. {officers, committee chairmen, and ther M. A. Schlitz, S.J. . .. •»-< • J . c*__ lookst Does It hart you locislly or Id boilDesif war problems. Mrs. George Schwartz and Mrs. i room mothers of the PTA. Father Friday, Oct. 1, is Communion fall meeting 6VpningTi oppt. color snd’ihsaipoo yo«r hsir st ths lains tlais. at G. A. Schwartz. Mrs. W. L. Zint. 17. Members enjoyed an outing at chairman of the ways and means R. J. Ryan donated cookies to the'Hughes, the Rev. J. F. Connell, day for members of the Sacred USO-NCCS club in the week, Q.P., and Mrs. T. J. Morrissey Sloan lake Sunciav, when they pre- closest rrleadi eaiuot uu. u it loarea tbs hatr ■» committee, addressed the confer­ Heart Altar society, who will re­ ..AVA.] fUo natursllooklnf. will not rub off. PeroUts perrasaeot. ence. pared their own food under the cauUoorCseooly ssdlrectad on UbaLFrss Bookist. Uncle Sam Says: For Your Country's Sake Junior Newman Club ceive the Eucharist in the 8 o’clock leadership of Mrs. Pauline Dohertv. VaiiifnyProd., ins., D»t 2MW.3i8UN.Y.(i Council Members Meet A meeting of the council mem­ Holds Meeting {were planned for the year. Mass. _ Games parties are being held in bers was held in the school audi­ The first fall meeting of the! following committee chRir- torium. SepL 22. It was an­ Junior Newman club was held in.^^en have been appointed : ays Sacred Heart parish on Thursday evenings at 8:15 and in Loyola j nounced that the PTA had pur­ the rectory Tuesday evening. The means—-Mrs. J. T. MeUer- ORDER COAL NOW parish on Wednesday evenings at chased a bond for the third war next meeting will be Sunday, Oct. assisted by Mmes. George EASE HEADACHES FAST loan drive, and that a certificate 3. The text being studied is The Bugg and Joseph McCloskey; 8 :30. j of award had been received from Commandments. membershij^Mrs. 0. J- Pr’ bly: the AWVS for services on the ra­ J „ . , deanery representative— Mrs. O. Religious Classes Genuine BAYER Aspirin Swiftly tion board rendered by members. o t I *°‘=‘®^>'|J. Mengelkamp; publicity-Mrs. To Begin Oct. 7 A certificate of co-operation also and the PTA will receive corporate' Mary O’Gara; program — Mrs. relieves the pain that upsets you Communion Sunday m the 8:15|pggf .y Murray; hospitality Catechism classes for public We Feature Best Coals in Both Bituminous and was received from the merchant school children will begin ()ct. 7 marines for valuable assistance Mass. Mrs. George Stock; health—Mrs. Lignite Groups rendered by the group. in Sacred‘Heart school and will b e: Rosary and Benediction will be j Ward Anthony ; and war servic held every Thursday afternoon' at; Eight thousand four hundred held in the church at 7:30 o’clock Mrs. Thomas Ryan B A I N 5 3 3 5 Use Our Budget Plan 3:45 o’clock. and twenty-five dollars worth of every evening throughout October.' Room mothers are: First grade war bonds and $150.55 worth of Mrs. E. J. Willette has organ­ Sunday is the Communion dayj — Mmes. E. Patrick and J. P. Ma- for the Young Ladies’ and Junior ELK COAL CO. war stamps were purchased ized a pinochle club which will ^oney; second K..UU-.U...U..grade— Mmes. u.J 3635 Blake JOHN FINKBEINER, Mgr. through the organization from meet in her home, 3428 E. Colfax ^ h , Garbella; third Young Ladies’ sodality. Members QUEinswk ^itActrln.r AtrAmn/v i Ia^ K P * rx i t n are to attend the 8:30 Mass. ; June 1 to Sept. 22. It was decided avenue, Tuesday evening, Oct. 5, grade— Mmes. F. A. Ochs and R. to continue the supplying of cook­ at 8 o'clock. More members will bo Sunday is also the Feast of the CORNER Open Evenings and Sundays DRIVE-IN SERVICE Jelniker; fourth grade— Mmes. R. ies to the USO-NCCS club for the welcome. Anyone interested in Lavoie, R. Cullen, and George Little Flower. A triduum in honor j 14TH AND 1429 CHAMPA ST. duration. joining may call Mrs. Willette at Patrick; fifth grade— Mmes. N. of the Little flower will begin | Mrs. Winston Howard from Girl DE. 1914. Friday evening at 7:30 in Loyola CHAMPA Ph. TA. 2293* Pietrafeso and P. J. Hoare; sixth Scout headquarters addressed the Mrs. E. A. Hanifen will enter­ grade— Mmes. James Goursey and church and will end Sunday eve­ SILVER’S group on the advantages of scout ning. Father Leo Cusack, S.J., of tain Mrs. G. L. Monaghan’s club F. Scheer; seventh grade— Mmes. training. Tuesday, Oct; 5. Mrs. Harry D. J. McNamara and T. Barker; Regis college will preach the ser­ A meeting of the girls and their GREATEST SAVINGS ON AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES. AUTO PARTS, O’Day’s Thursday club will meet eighth grade— Mrs. T. Farrell. mons for t ^ triduum. mothers will be held in the school on Wednesday instead, with Mrs. Father Edward Morgan. S.J., HOME AND CAR RADIOS. SPORTING GOODS, CAR hall Friday, Oct. 1 at 3:15 p.m. The one day school of instruc­ left Wednesday, Sept. 22, to make REPAIRING. MOTOR TUNEUP8 J. M. Rohan as hostess. Mrs. L. A. tion held Friday, Sept. 24, by the Fair’s club will be entertained by his retreat, and he is not expected BRAKE AND UGHT INSPECTION STATION HAVE YOU Catholic Parent-Teacher league to return until late this week. Mrs. James T. Cronin. Mrs. T. E. was attended by a representative MODERNIZED YOUR Carey will be hostess to her club group from St. Dominic’s. Among Loyola PTA Prepare Your Car for Winter Driving Friday afternoon in her home. those present were Father V. R. INSURANCE? Mrs. J. D. Goodrow’s club was en­ Has Meeting Hughes and Mmes. A. F. Zarlen^, Tofce 2 Boyer Aspirin Tablets O Bayer Aspirin't quick work • Protect rourself egaintl new tertained by Mrs. Otto Kiene in J. T. McDermott, James Coursey, N. The first fall meeting of the ZERONE AM) RADIATOR ALCOHOL hoMords. the Denver Dry Goods tearoom. Ffietrafeso, T. Barker, A. C. Reed, Loyola PTA was held Tuesday, I • with a glass of water L ■ may change your whole day Miss Marzette Hickey is spend­ HOT WATER AND M.AMFOLD HEATERS HORACE W. BENNETT R. J. Lavoie, George Bugg, T. J. with the president, Mrs. W. May, ing a fortnight in Kansas City and Farrell, 0. J. Mengelkamp, D. J. introducing the following officers: SOUTH WIND GAS HEATERS ' & CO. Leavenworth, Kans. McNamara, Enos Patrick, A. H. Vice president, Mrs. D. Nevans; BAYER Aspirin Costs Only About a Tablet tl( Tifcat BM«. PbM. TA. I17t Garbella, 0. J. Prible, and Thomas secretary, Mrs. W. M. Mahoney; PRANK KNCIJtND. Jr. Muatn Mrs. Harry O’Day is ill in St. If you have work to do, a morning fast-acting Bayer Aspirin. Get it by l.nraar* l>.Dart««il Joseph’s hospital. Ryan. treasurer, Mrs. H. Hawley; audi­ headache calls especially for fast asking----- „ for it by . its full name . Bayei. . „ Auto Robes, Defrosters, Windshild Wipers, Radiator Coven, Mrs. James M. Page and chil­ tor, Mrs. W. Daniels; historian, Newman Club Meet, Wedne,d«3r relief. And the sooner it’awclieved * Aspirin . . . Never ask for “ aspinn Chains, Jacks, Tire Pumps, Flashlights, Seat Covers, Storage Optometrist and Optician dren, James M. Jr., and Judith, of Mrs. B. M. Patterson. Committee , , _ -—0 ^ , ______w a a I The Junior Newman club meets lone when1. . _ you want the real Batteries, Spark Plugs, Fog Lights, Tools, Piston Rings, Chicago are guests of Mrs. Page’s on Wednesday evenings in the chairmen are: membership. Mrs. the better for you. Bayer article. Caskets, Parts, etc. Paint, Polish, Johnson’s Car-Nu. mother, Mrs. M. C. Danford. reading room of the rectory at 8 M. Valley and Mrs. F. Lee; hos­ That’s why we emphaaize, re­ Helen Walsh pitality’, Mrs. Paul Meder; public­ Mrs. J. R. Plank visited over the o’clock. All public high school stu­ peatedly, the speed with which gen­ n r im i ajmiih "U cj leir m hioli weekend in Colorado Springs. dents of the parish are urged to ity, Mrs. G. A. Mohrbacher; pro­ uine Bayer Aspirin atarta to work AttoeUW gram, Mrs. J. E. Doherty; ways Drop 1 Biyer Avpirln T.blot la PArithioner in Salerno Battle attend these sessions. —atarta to relieve headache. To water ead elmoet loftaaUy It W. R. JOSEPH ai.d means, Mrs. E. Hebert; re­ Trade In Your Old Radio on a New An army air forces fighter outfit On Saturday, Sept. 25, Capt. get it, all you do the instant touchee na'.ture. It .Urta to EYES EXAMINED freshments, Mrs. J. P. Heihey. diiinUgraU, and U ready to pe commanded by Maj. Charles (Cas­ Joseph R. Lloyd of Lowry Field starts, is take 2 Bayer Tablets with Philco-Motorola Car Radio Pbont TAb.1 IRSO sidy, Jr., of Denver was credited Room mothers are: Eighth to leork, Se« (or youraeU by tbia and Miss Barbara Joy Hartsook of a full glaas of water. Relief usually test why Bayet Aspirin acts so Cl8-2 IS U a I m II c Bid. with destroying 12 Nazi {ilanes in Berkeley, Calif., were married in grade, Mrs. R. O’Haire and Mrs. E. begins in a remarkably abort time. Isst. the battle of Salerno last week. St. Dominic’s church. Capt. Lloyd Hebert; seventh‘ grade, Mrs. Enul Maj. Cassidy is the son of Mr. and of the air forces engineers recent­ Fret and Mrs. J. Beckman; sixth And since genuine Bayer Aspirin HOME RADIO REPAIRING-TA. 2293 Mrs. Charles Cassidy of the parish. ly returned from servi'e in _ the grade, Mrs. J. Bible and Mrs, F. now costs only If a tablet, two or I S i S CAR I The young officer’s group sighted Samoan islands. The bride is a Moore; fifth grade, Mrs. E. Lohr three cents worth relieves most FOK12TABIXTS DENTIST 25 German Messerschmitts on a graduate of the Dominican College and Mrs. F. Heisel; fourth grade, headaches. So anyone really inter­ NEW LOCATION t AnniDOL Complete Stuck Radio Tubes, Batteries, Parts and Aeriala damaged airfield. Three of the U. of San Rafael in California. The Mrs. McLoughton and Mrs. Pau­ ested in fast relief can now afford it 606 MACK BLDG. S. planes scored hits on the enemy Rev, John F. Connell, O.P., cele­ line Doherty; third grade, Mrs. J. at this low price. 1 KE. 5031 aircraft, knocking out at least a brated the Nuptial Mass and offi­ Fitzpatrick and Mrs. Lewis; sec­ [ MAIL ORDERS FILLED dozen. ciated in the wedding ceremony. ond grade, Mrs. Petticlerk and But be sure when you buy. to get Thursday, Sept. 30, 1943 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE SEVEN

“DENVER'S LEADING AUTO WNECKERS” 40 HOURS’ TO OPEN SUNDAY St. Joseph’s Gridsters Make NEW ft USED PARTS INVITATIONS «r Rosella Crocker ANNOUNCIMINTS IN ST. ELIZABETH’S CH U RCH Debut Sunday in Regis Bowl FOR CARS & ’TRUCKS ACCESSORIES ft TIRES ' enaom A v (St. ElixabcUi’i Parish, Denyar) and for the safety of those who are Is Pep President (B y P h il H e w it t ) they will be battling this year for PEarl A9W TI0M AL fOTA* UJ A ^ fA C H in service. II4T.5T 8 0 . BROADWAY 4111 A M f W w r The Forty Hours’ devotion will the league title. A children’s choir composed of Sunday afternoon the Denver fllMUM'SCiJAVEM open in St. Elizabeth’s church at Succeeding Joan Crocker, clau members of the upper grades of Catholic high school football fans Can Tune Up Play S f i l 8 IS *h ST. the 9:16 Mass this Sunday. There of '43, as head of the Denver Cathe­ MERRITTS S t Elizabeth’s scnool will fur­ will have the opportunity of seeing Coach Burt Kiems of St. Fran­ will be devotions in honor of the dral high school Pep club, her sister, another contender for the league cis’ undoubtedly learned plenty Sick Gall Gnieifixes Most Blessed Sacrament Sunday, nish music for Forty Hours’. The Rosella, Cathedral senior, was following selections have been flag make ita debut in Regis col­ about his charges in their clash Monday, and Tuesday evenings at elected by a large majority Mon­ lege stadium—S t Josep’s Bulldogs. with the Mustangs, and he should $2,50 7:45, with the solemn closing chosen: Sunday, Mass of Exposi­ day afternoon.' Joan Crocker is tion, C^m Jubilo, with "Cantate Coach Joe Loffreda has not had be ready with a better tuned-up Uncle Sam Says Tuesday evening, consisting of the machine this week. Litany, sermon by a Dominican DominO,” by Rossini, at the Offer­ much to say as yet sbout his charges in the race for this year’s Through a quirk of fate, owing Father,' and procession. Sunday tory; Monday, Miwa Pro Pace, and JUST ARRIVED at the Offertory, ‘^ e Saeculorum;” pennant, but a Loffreda team can to the postponement of the open­ evening, the Very Rev. J. J. But- ing games which should have been Large Variety of Rosaries F IL L TH AT timer, C.SS.R., of S t Joseph’s Tuesday, Mass of Repository, be counted on at all times to be “ Cum Angelo,” and “ Adoro Te,” in there battling until the last played on Sept 19, the Regis and pariah will deliver the discourse Annunciation teams do not ap­ on “Jesus, Our Food.” Monday at the Offertory, round of the sesson. The Bulldogs 35c to $17.50 will meet the Mullen high Mus­ pear until Oct. 10. The delay will evening the Rev. John Regan of Members of the Altar and Ro­ give Coaches Cobe Jones and BIN NOW the Cathedral will preach on “ The sary society will receive Holy Com­ tangs in the opening tilt of the two-game bill at 1 p.m., and ahoqld Steve Cinocco a little more time COMPLETE LINE OF RELIGIOUS ARTICLES FOR CHURCH AHD HOME Real Presenca,” and Tuesday the munion in a body at the 8 o’clock in which to groom their boys. topic will bo “ St. Francis of As­ Mass Sunday. The monthly meet­ be attraction enough to bring the STORE fans to the stadium early, for Sam Jones is up against the propo­ sisi and the Blessed Sacrament” ing will be held in the school Tues­ sition of starting with a group of Wadge— Pinnacle— Harris day afternoon at 2:30. After a Jarvis’ Mullen high boys last A. P. WAGNLIt All the societies are asked to have boys about whom he knew noth­ short session all the women will week sprang a surprise and wal­ or Keystone representatives at various times ing at the start of the season, and in adoration before the Blessed spend time in adoration before loped the St Francis eleven. t H l I K I I K O O I I K ( O . Lump, Egg or Nut The second game of the after­ the delay should prove a benefit Sacrament during the period of the Blessed Sacrament. Mrs. Nar- for him and his team. Last week din, the president, is anxious to noon will find the Fransalians in STOKER COAL the Forty Hours’. Tne main he took his boys to Golden and T A . » : t : t i 0 0 0 1 . 1 i l l "thought pervading the devotions have a full attendance for the a battle to redeem themselves. They tackle Coach Sarge Mac- in a practice tilt was beaten by a Victory Chemically Treated this year will be prayers for peace meeting. There will be a discus­ couple of touchdowns, but the Free from iron. Dirt, Dust sion concerning the games party Kenzie’s Bluejaya from the Ca­ thedral high achooL The Bluejays jaunt probably will pay dividends, Thursday afternoon, Oct. 16, at as it gave him the opportunity of St. Joseph’s Guild 1 o ’clock. A guest speaker will started off on the right foot last U/'li/i o n G f( th a tcM J lij seeing his team in action, and of be present at' this coming meeting. Sunday afternoon when they wal­ obtaining a better line on individ­ To Consider Motion The schedule of Masses will loped Holy Family’s Tigere 12 to Advertisers that merit your patronage. They are 0, and gave every indication that ual abilities and faults. The Pikes change Sunday. Masses in St. Steve Cinocco at Annunciation reliable, consistent and appreciate your support. Elizabeth's on Sunday will be at school has an exceptionally light In the October meeting of St 6, 8, 9:15, 11, and 12:15. Joseph’s guild to be held at 2 p.m. Joan Crocker Fr. Schmitt Leads team this year and the delay will Saturday, Oct 2, in the library of The Holy Name membership enable his boys to perfect co-or­ FOR QUALITY CORN FED Peak Fuel drive, now in progress, has pro­ now a postulant in the novitiate dination and develop speed, two St. Francis de Sales’ high school, of the Sisters of Charity in Mount MEATS & POULTRY SEE INSURANCE Denver, details of a perpetual duced good results. To date more attributes which a smaller team 635 Curtis ' MA 6181 than 50 new members have joinet}, St. Joseph, 0. K. of C. Discussion must bank on. membership in the gmild will be Helen Caveny, junior, and Carol presented and voted upon. and the pastor is anxious to have TEAM CONSECRATED HABTOAY’S JOS. J. CELLA all the men of the parish belong Porter, sophomore, were elected “ Ths^ Transition From War to TO BLESSED VIRGIN 1030 W. Colfax T A . 7297 to this society. The drive will con­ vice president and secretary-treas­ 1120 Security Bldg. Peace” was the subject of a discus­ In an impressive religious cere­ tinue until Oct. 11, when there urer, respectively. They succeed Phone KEvstone 2633 sion led by Father Harley Schmitt, mony Thursday, Sept. 23, the will be initiation of all the new Dorothy McBride and Charlene faithful friar, in the Denver members with appropriate cere­ Hill. Sister Alice Joseph is fac- members of the Regis team were Fourth Degree Knights of Coluin- consecrated as a group to the BEN FRANKLIN When buying from the monies. ult;ty moderator. J i J meeting of the “ C” bus meeting Tuesday, Sept 28, in Blessed Virgin Mary. The Rev. firms advertising in this The new moderators for tbe^iub was held this week under the Hugo Gerleman, S.J., faculty mod­ STORE the clubrooms. paper, please mention that various- ...... societies of St. Elizabeth’s. j,pongj,„bip of R. C. “ Sarge” Mac- erator of the Regis sodality, con­ 5c. lOc-91.00 AND UP are as follows: Holy Name society, Valens Jones was elected faith­ Kenzie. Plana to sponsor boxing ful comptroller to fill the vacancy ducted the ceremony, which in­ ThouMandi of Evtryday Useful Items you saw their advertise­ the Very Rev. Crispin Pfirman, tournaments were, formulated. cluded special consecration pray­ left when Steve Puksta moved to 1 0 3 6 W. COLFAX (Across Street from ment. O.F.M.; Altar and Rosary society, Members of the organization in­ ers and the formal act of placing the Rev. Angelus Tintle, O.F.M.; the East. The death of two mem­ St. Leo's Church) clude Cathedral students who have bers, Joseph Newman and V. B. the Regis team under the protec­ THEATRE Young Ladies’ sodality, the Rev. merited athletic letters. tion of the Blessed Mother in tiie Anselm Robinson, O.F.M.; Knights Stethan, was announced. Mr. PARK 1028 S. Gaylord PTA WiU Hold Stetban, formerly of Longmont, coming football season. The fol­ PE. Sir? of S t John, the Rev. Pacificus lowing team members took part Kennedy, O.F.M.: Paren^Teach- Get-Acquainted Tea died in MePheraon, Kans. COLFAX MARKET WE ABE FCDEBAL RESERVE The annual Christmas party for in the ceremonies: BANK ISSUING AGENTS FOR ers’ association. Father Crispin; The annual "Get-Acquainted Sidney Bishop, Jack Anthony, OOLPAX AT COLFAX AT WAR BONDS the orphans of Denver was dis­ DOWNING Third Order of St. Francis, Father tea” of the Cathedral PTA will be Jack Ruth, Joseph Peterson, UAEION cussed at length. In spite of war THURS., FRI.. SAT. Angelus; Legion of Mary, the Rev. held Monday, Oct. 4, at 2:30 p.m. James Watson, Felix Muldoon, Ed­ SEPT. JO — OCT. I. I shortages, the traditional charity Claude Kellerman, O.F.M. All in.the Oscar Malo Memorial nail. ward Mernick, August Raso, Charlie Chaplin — Paulette Goddard event will be held, with Norbert correspondence and data relating The president, Mrs. Paul F. Robert Bums, John Goggin, Ed­ South .Marion Beckius, Joseph Dryer, and Arthur “ The Great Dictator” to the societies should be addressed Kueser, will preside. She will he ward Smith, Frank Heit, Charles Wt SpecUliu In PhOI16 W E SHIP Alcorn in charge of the commit­ CXICKTAIL LOUNGE— ALSO to the moderators. assisted by her officers. All Hughes, Ramon Black, Ralph AHLK FED ijy y g i tee. ROCKY MTN. William Tracy — Joe Sawyer Our Lady of Victory novena, mothers and friends are urged Nickless, Vincent Doyle, Jack j Entertaimuenl, 8 to 12 “AROUT FACE” A telephone committee under POULTRY which will be inai^urated in St. attend. Monaghan, James Tynan, Vincent* TROUT W «l., Thurt.. Fri. and Sat Et u . Jack Kilcourse was named to Elizabeth’s church Friday evening, The chairmen who will serve Harmon, Donald Brown, James PieptUj All Orar Featuring SUN.,, MO>'.. TUBS.. WED. stimulate attendance at the meet­ Oct. 16, at 7:45, will supplant the during the year are Mrs. W. F, Law, Richard McDermott, An­ ComplfU Line of U. S. A. "Songs br Jeanne Mace OCT. 3, 4, 8. 8 ings. Those helping are William current Sorrowful Mother novena Kelty, program; Mrs. Robert G. thony DeLorenzo, Frank Morfeld, ALL STAR CAST Nelson, Lawrence Schlereth, and SEA FOODS and Barclay Allen & for the duration of the war. Leaf­ Morrison, ways and means; Mrs. Paul Villano, Jerome Brancucci, “ MELODY PARADE” Walter Hyland, 1130 E u t Colfax lets explaining the novena may be R. E. Fulham, membership; Mrs. Bob Dickman, John Sanchez, Pat FRESH FISH Les Weelans ALSO AvtnvM obtained in the church at all hours. George V. Burns, publicity: Mrs. Feb. 22, 1944, was set as the Kennedy, Jack Davoren, Gregg on thf Hammond Organ and Piano « > Anne Dvorak — Eric Portman W. E. Baptist, hospitality: and date for initiation of the next class “Squadron I/eadcr X” Names of boys and girls of the Walden, Tom Quinn, Bill Cooke, IFREE DELIVERY AT 10 A. M. AND 3 P. M.| DANCING MGHTl.Y city who are in the armed forces Mrs. Michael Timmins, war. in the Fourth Degree. Vincent Rossi, John Ryan, John POPULAR PRICES MATINEES—SAT., SUN. AND should be sent in to be inscribed ALL HOLIDAYS—1 P. M. Hinterreiter, and Frank Burns. NO COVER CHARGE on the Lady of Victory tablet, and A large number of the Regis GURK’S FLOWERS BUY WAR BOIYDS Tha Smart Hottl of the Weat Buy Bondf at the Park these will be remembered in a HOLY CROSS PRIEST TO GIVE student body assembled in the Bonded Member Trlegripb Delirery 111 High Mass every Friday morning Students’ chapel for the occasion. at 8 o’clock and in the novena FUNER.VL DESIGNS AIVD STAMPS prayers at all the Friday services WEEK’S MISSION IN ST. JOHN’S Junior Parochials CORSAGES — CUT FLOWERS Monday, Oct. 4, there will To Continue Play Free Delivery TA. 3662 i c be a Solemn Mass to commemorate (S t. John*! Pariah, Denoar) of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wardona, Despite the shortage of coaches Auditorium Hotel the Feast of St. Francis of Assisi, and officials, eight parochial grade DENVER’S FAVORITE DINING ROOM A week's mission, to start Oct. was baptized Sunday by the Rev. the founder of the Franciscan or­ school football teams continue to 24, will be given by the Rev. Wal­ Roy Figlino. Mr. and Mrs. George AND COFFEE SHOP der. All Third Order members form the junior parochial league, ter Conway, a member of the Fa­ Wardona were the sponsors. Complete Fried Chicken Dinner Served Every Eveninf and All Day Sunday are requested to be present at this fivd teams in the North division, thers of the Holy Cross. A three- A1 O’Meara, Jr., left Wednes­ OTHER ENTREES 65c UP Mass, which will be at 8 o’clock and three in the East division. Banquet Room for RrMae and Private Partiea day mission for the children will day for Notre Dame university Election of clas.s officers for precede the adults' mission. At a meeting of coaches on Sept. 14TH & STOUT — PHONE KE. 1341 — DE!n VER for training in the navy reserve. 17, the prevailing rules were re­ grade eight of St. Elizabeth’s Mrs. Daniel Reinert is ill in Th e IVetv A. A A A A A. A A. A A A A A A ▲.dt school resulted in the choice of Jeremy O’Conriell Owen, daugh­ viewed : ter of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Owen, Mercy hospital. Boys over 125 pounds are per­ Jack Spahn, president: Peter Klug, Hubert Smith is ill in St. Jos­ ITe Invitt You to Vitil was baptized Sunday by the Rev. mitted only at center and guard OLINGER BROTHERS vice president; Roberta Brungardt, eph’s hospital. John P. Moran, Dr. Paul Ketrick positions and are not eligible to Telephone secretary; Rose Dominico, treas­ Cpl. John Murtaugh is home on urer. and Mrs. Etienne Perenyi were the carry the ball either offensively Stables .'ponsors. a furlough. Ingram’s Cafe The Children of Mary and or defensively, except to recover Margaret Jean Jackson, daugh­ PTA Holds Maetinf fumbles. The regulation field is Knights of the Blessed Sacrament “ Example, direction, and cor­ Director}r ter of Mr. and Mrs. Hewitt R. 60 yards, with goal posts situated Riding sodalities for grades seven and rection are the three fundamentals Jackson, also was baptized Sunday 10 yards back of the goal. The and Bar eight were reorganized in the past in child-guidance,” Father Moran by Father .Moran. Edward Bach point after touchdown is played Horses week. Patrons for the lower told more than 76 members of St. RALPH E. INGRAM. Prop. and Gaye Cosimi were sponsors. from the two-yard line. Play will Closes Oct, 6 grades are: St. Aloysia and St. John’s PTA at its first meeting of 1 .5 0 for Karine Lee Wardona, daughter be in eight-minute quarters, with Agnes, grade six; the Little Flow­ the season in the school auditor­ For Better Foods two minutes between quarters, and 2 lira. er, grades five and fou r;'th e ium Monday, Sept. 27. He then 10 minutes between halves. Guardian Angels, grades three and stressed the necessity of insist­ If you desire a change in and Drinks The schedule follows: Make Reservation! for a Pack Trip two; the Holy Child, grade one. ence upon promotion of the spir­ All Equipment Furniihed NORTH DIVISION your present iisting, addi- OPE.N ALL NIGHT Beginning Monday, Sept. 27, i Hours to Open itual as well as the physical growth Oct. 1— Holy Family team at St. and extending until December, a of the child. Clara’ e; St. Dominic's at Mt. Carmai. Phone E.Ast 9526 58 BROADWAY Oct. A-^t. Oomiaic'a at St. Vincant's tionai listings, or directory Its STEELE ST. Mth Ave. Bus.) class of fir.st aid, under Mother M. It was announced that the an- home; Holy Family taam at Mt. Carmel. Boniface, is being conducted each I nual PTA games party will be held Oct. I^ ^ H oIy Family team at St. Vin* advertising...|ust call the Monday and Friday. !Nov. 13. cant's; Mt. Carmai at St. Clara'a. In St. Catherine’s Oct. 22'~»St. Dominitr's at Holy Fam­ To facilitate increased enroll­ News of the appointment of ily Bald; St. Clara's at St. Vincant's. Telephone Business Office., IS FISH YOLK D1§H? ments, new desks have been added Mrs. W. J. Ducey as war chair­ Oct. ^9»5t. Dominic's at St. Clara's; CO.ME TO HEADQUARTERS FOR SEA FOODS! to several of the classrooms. Those man of the CPTL was made known Mt. Carmai at St. Vincent's. (St. Catherine’s Parish, Denver) at the meeting. EAST DIV^ION already in use have been cleaned Oct. l~St« Francis' vs. Annunciation and varnished. Forty Hours’ devotion will open Mrs. C. D. O’Brien, war chair­ taam. with High Mass and procession on man of St. John's PTA, will be Oct. A— St. Francis* at St. Vincent de in the school on Monday morn­ Paul's. Friday morning and will close with Oct. IS — Annunciation team at St. & EDELWEISS ings to sell bonds and stamps. She Vincant da Paul'*. Solemn Benediction Sunday after­ will sl.so be available at home to Oct. 22— St. Frqncis* vs. Annuncia­ GLEN ARM Open 11 a.m. ’til 3 a.m. noon at 5 o’clock. There will be anyone who wishes to purchase tion 'taam. a High Mas.s on Saturday morn­ bonds. Oct. 29— St. Francis* at St. Vincant EROUI’ STRESSES da PauPs. ing at 8 o’clock. Evening serv­ Mrs. C. H. Cook will donate a 08726021 ices will begin at 7:30 both Fri­ prize of $6 to the class first to day and Saturday. The Rev. Wal­ attain an enrollment of 100 per Tom Flaherty’s P atter ...... OF ter Conway, C.S.C., of the Holy cent of parents in the PTA. Cross mission band from Notre Mrs. C. 0. Arnold, deanery rep­ Regis Sodalists TWINS LOUNGE Dame will be the speaker. resentative. asked for contribu­ Instruction classes for public tions of cookies to the USO-NCCS COLONY GRILL 1619 Tretnonl grade school children will be re­ club. DRINKS - SANDWICHES sumed Thursday afternoon at 3:45 A first Friday breakfast for the and will be held at that time every school children will be served in Select Officers Where Friends \Fuct Friends Thursday during the winter. Those the school after the 8 o’clock Mass “ There can be no victory with­ • FINE FOODS expecting to make their First Com­ Oct. 1. The eighth grade mothers (Regis High School, Denver) out the preservation cf the home munion and receive Confirmation will be hostesses. Mrs. James A. • MIXED ORINKS and the family” will be the theme Sodalists of Regis high school GRAND CAFE in the spring must enroll now. All Mullins and Mrs. Thomas J. Ty­ met last Friday morning for the of the Catholic Parent-Teacher public grade school children nan are in charge. • BEER • WINE 431 I7ih Si. * MA. 6652 league program for the 1943-44 election of officers. The results, (Balwttn G ltiurn ind Tramont) should attend. Workers for the approaching as submitted to the Rev. Hugo season, as announced by the Rev. War Chest campaign to aid Mrs. 569 E. Colfax Serving the Finest Hubert M. Newell, archdioce.san su­ The Junior Newman club for Gerleman, S.J., faculty moderator public high school children held its John F. Murtaugh were solicited. of Regis sodality activities, by AIHERICAIM A,YD perintendent of schools, in the an­ Those who attended the CPTL nual school of instruction held in first meeting last Tuesday evening the divisional sodalities composed CHEVESE FOODS at 7 o’clock. school of instruction on Friday, of the three upper classes, were the Shirley-Savoy hotel recently. Sept. 24, were Mmes. J. J. Reilly, Breakfait, I.uncbeon, Dinner He urged the continued support Those from St, Catherine’s who as follows; In the senior year VISIT OLTJ COCKTAIL attended the PTA school of in­ E. L. Brown, Frank Freeman, Hu­ Raymond Hutchinson was unani­ and co-operation of the war pro­ bert Smith, J. S. Threlkeld, W. J. LOUNGE gram. struction in the Shirley-Savoy mously chosen prefect. His first [ hotel last week were Mmes. Cooke, Ducey, T. A. O’Keefe. N. J. Zeyl- and second assistants are James FOR CIVILIANS ONT.Y “ Mothers have the responsibility maker, C. 0. Arnold, G. A. ! STOVE AND FURNACE PARTS STILL insofar as it does not interfere Piquette, Farrell, Oestereicher, Reed and Ambrose Moran. The AVAILABLE— DON’T WAIT Dwyer, Rowe, Ruwart, Rossmiller, Schmitz, H. J. Siems, F. J. Stasko, juniors elected Frank Weber as Orchestra and Floor Show with their duties in the home to and D. F. Wallace. participate in the many volunteer McDonald, and Fitzpatrick. prefect, James 'Watson and Rich­ Fine Foods GEO. A. PIILLEIV PTA Offiears Given war activities of their parish and There will be no first Friday ard Morroni as first and second as­ Your Favorite Drink Following are the PTA officers, sistants. The sophomore sodality STOVE & FURNACE community,” he said. breakfast fpr the school children this month because of the opening room mothers, a n d committee selected Joseph T. Lawless to guide REPAIR COMPANY Mrs. T. J. Morrissey, president Old Heidelberg Inn of Forty Hours’ devotion. chairmen: President, Mrs. John J. ita organization through the ac­ IJSi lAvraaca Straat of the league, revealed that one of Reilly; vice president, Mrs. Ed­ Mmes. W, N. Lawless and R. J. tivities of 1943-44. Charles Mul- COLFAX AT CLARKSON TABOR 1321 DENVER. COLO. the many responsibilities of the ward L. Brown; secretary, Mrs. Slattery represent the second cahy was chosen first assistant war chairman of each parish will Frank Freeman; treasurer, Mrs. 741 East Colfax TA. 9355 grade in the PTA room mothers. The second assistant has not yet be to stimulate interest among the Hubert A. Smith; historian and been determined. SUNDAY MATINEE DOYLE’S school children in the purchase of / Card Party Planaad auditor, Mrs. J. S. Threlkeld. The prefects of the three upper war bonds and stamps. The first fall meeting of the Room mothers are: Eighth classes will form the central ex­ PHARMACY Father Newell outlined the plans Altar and Rosary society was held grade, Mrs. James A. Mullins and ecutive council of the Regis general Tuesday afternoon in the music Yonrs to Enjoy TIm Partleulai Oranijt and purposes of a school of instruc­ Mrs. Thomas J. Tynan; seventh sodality, and will preside over all 17TH AVE. AND GRANT tion to the 150 officers and chair­ room. Plans for the annual card grade, Mrs. Ralph Albi and Mrs. meetings in which the entire gen­ For addad plaaaura, antaruia at tht men piesent, representing 24 Cath­ party were made and the date set KB. 8IST FREB DEUVERT George A. Schmitz; sixth grade, eral sodality is present. CoamopoliUn — PIONEER DtNINO olic school groups. Mrs. F. H. May for Friday evening, Oct. 22. Mrs. Mrs. Leo D. Chapman and Mrs. Freshman sodalists Friday were ROOM defined the duties of officers. Sec­ Joseph Hamilton was appointed Arnold E. Scott; fifth grade, Mrs. instructed by Father Gerleman in COFFEE THRU tional meetings were presided over chairman. Emmett W. Cloughesy and Mrs. the end and nature of the Sodality SHOPPE REWEAVIN’C by the following chairmen: Mrs. Baptized last week were W. J. Dowis; fourth grade, Mrs. of the Blessed Virgin, and will BAMBOO Raalora Damaead H. Michaud, membership and hos­ D. F. Wallace and Mrs. J. A. Mc- « Clothing Thomas Anthony, infant son of be formally received into the so­ R O O M . Rae- pitality; Mrs. Anthony Zsrlengq, Mr. and Mrs. Francis O’Brien, Innis; third grade, Mrs. J. A. dality on or about Dec. 8, the ommand t b a Park Hill program; Mrs. W. L. Zint, ways sponsors, Mr. and Mrs. Frank X. Bowe and Mrs. Frank J. Stasko. Feast of the Immaculate Concep­ Coamopolitaa Hosierj Repair and means; Mrs. Angelo Rossi, Krabacher; Teresa Marguerite, in­ Committee chairmen are; Ways tion. to oqt-of-town 4122 East Colfax room representative; Mrs. W. J. fant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. and means, Mrs. Thomas'O’Keefe; In a meeting of the central ex­ (rianda. at Albion Straot Ducey, war activities; and Mrs. J. war, Mrs. C, D. O’ Brien; mem­ DE. 1313 ’ Cecil R. Proctor, sponsors, Joseph ecutive council Tuesday afternoon, Cosmopolitan Hotel M. Nalty, publicity. Also in at­ L. Smith and Eileen Smith; and bership, Mrs. C. H. Cook; public­ plans were proposed for the an­ Your Purehaae o f W ar Bondi tendance were the Rev. V. R. Betty Ann Lewis, who was rS' ity, Mrs. Frank Freeman; pro­ nual sodality social in October. J. 8. HERNDON JR. Can Her and .Slampt Helps Secure Your Hughes, O.P.; the Rev. Paul Reed, ceived into the Church. Margaret gram. Mrs. L. D. Mulligan; he^th, Further details and committee ap­ Future. and tha Rev, Martin Sehiite, 8J, McGinn was sponsor. Mrs. N. J. Zeylmakar. pointments will be announced soon.

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hi PAGE EIGHT Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, Sept. 30, 1943

Dean, a tenior in Medical Technologist Heifhta rollra«, TOP EFFICIENCY NEEOED Seen in the Denver, !■ one of the large group of rollege itudenU who »penl the j Sister Maurelia, summer in vital war-time work. Mis* Dean worked in the laboratory 80 % of your actions are controlled by your eyes and only eyes HEADLINES in St. Francii’ hospital, (olorado Spring*. She will receive her Bachelor that see well and easily— free from strain— can endure hour o f Science degree in medical technology next June. Save — M. F. Evaratt after hour of near-point concentration. Faulty eyes waste I time and 70% of all eyes are faulty. Have your eyes exam­ Convent Portress, at M ined at once. CIVILIAN travelers still are de­ manding. A Boston information clerk received a call from a woman with a cultured voice: “ Does the Claimed by Death SWIGERT BROS. Limited to Portland have blue or Safeway brown upholstery?” The clerk, BfU0T Vision Optometrists Good Servica puzsled, asked, “ Why?” "WeU, I Sister Mary Maurelia (Collins), for Etmry Ago At Right Priems just couldn’t wear my purple dress 69, who had been a member of the with brown upholstery on the car 1550 California KEystonm 7651 Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet [4 ] Marjarine Dalewoodf’lJ seats.” for 27 years, died Wednesday, COFFEE ctn..... 22c HOUSING shortgge seems to af­ GLASSES INDIVIDDALLT TTLBD Sept. 22, in S t Joseph’s hospital, 8 fect birds also. The owner of a Denver, after a short illness. Bom AIRWAY ft 1 Satin turkey farm in Ohio found a nest in County Galway, Eire, Sister 1 lb. bag..... C I C [4 ] Shortening ffis---- 22c containing three turkey eggs, eight Maurelia came to this counter 30 quail eggs, and two pheasant eggs. years ago. She entered the Sisters NOB HILL O K ft ONE IS NEVER too old to of St. Joseph in S t Louis. She 1 lb. bag..... C w C [1 8 ] P e a * r r .L _ ..... 16c learn, believes a Negro in Topeka, served as portress in S t Teresa’s 2 THEODORE REQUIESCANT Kans. Having had only odd jobs convent, Kansas City, Mo., for 15 EDWARDS O C f t since 1932, he decided to apply for years. From there she came to S t 1 lb. bag..... t O C [1 8 ] TomatoesNo"2'T n _ _ .lie IN PACE a civil service position. But his Patrick’s convent, Denver, where HACKETHAL aged barred him; he is 112. she also served in the capacity of HILLS Bros. 0 0 ft MAHOGANY bridge 60 feet portress for nine years. 1 lb. gls 0 0 U No. 2 16c JOHN M'ALVOY, 3394 W. Nevada long was built by soldiers in the Surviving are two sisters. Sister [1 0 ] Beans Air Conditioned ■treet. Survivina are hie wife, Mr*. South Pacific who wanted to getj M. Fidelis, Convent of Mercy, Kuner, Whole, Gre«n or Wax, Mae McAlvoy; a daughter. Fern Web­ somewhere in a hurry. A tree was ster; a brother, Dan M cAivoy; a eis- Webster Groves, Mo.; Sister Mary MCRTUARY ter. Carry Murphy, Goidfleid, Nev.; ^ust a tree to the service men, but Modests, S t Francis de Sales’ con­ and two grandchiidren. Services were m America the lumber they used vent, Denver; three brothers, Peanut BuHer ...... 3 1 c 1449-51 Kolamath St. heid Tuesday. Interment Mt. Olivet. would be worth about |100,000. W. P. Horan a Son service. Thomas and Michael, Eire, and Phone HAin 4006 Matthew Collins, England. Sister CHARLES EUGENE NASH. 1680 TICKLING a rattlesnake seemed Jackson street. Surviving are hU wife. an odd procedure for an old man Modests was present with Sister Waffle Mix ...... 2 3 c ^ A A A A A, At A , i.A.A Mrs. Kathryn N^sh: a ton. Jamea C. in the Great Smoky mountains. Maurelia when she died. Sister Nash, aviattoov cadet with the armed Fidelis came to Denver for the forces: two daughters, Mrs. M. £. When asked the reason, he replied, DiBclla. Kansas City, Mo.: Kathryn “ 1 wanted to know what pitch a funeral. Tendereni 8 c Nash. Denver; a sister, Mrs. D. M. Kee* rattlesnake rattles in.” He is a Solemn Requiem Mass was of­ nan. Jefferson City, M o.: and two grand* children. Requiem Mass and interment conductor of a symphony orchestra, fered Saturday in St Patrick’s Kansas City, Mo. Boulevard service. BEST STORY in the war came church. Officers of the Mass were Ralaion ...... 2 0 c ODILLA R. WEBER. Hugo. Sur from the Nazi Elite guard paper. the Rev. Achilla Sommaruga, viving are her husband, William Weber: Storm: "The British never give three daughters. Mrs. Bernard Fitsgerald, celfcbrant; the Rev. William Bernice and Rosemary Weber; two sons. in. They didn’t when France col­ Powers, deacon; the Very Rev. iWWWWdVWVkWArtJVVWVWi Gerard Weber. Los Angeles. Calif.; and lapsed. They didn’t when German Joseph O’Heron, subdeaconi; the 6rapenut$ Flakes J , " 1 3 c Marvin Weber, Stockton. Calif.; and two bombs rained on England. Where Rev. Frederick McCallin, master grandchildren. Requiem Mass was schedw uled for Thursday at 10 in St. Philo* do the English get their courage? of ceremonies. Father Sommaruga mena*s church. Interment Mt« Olivet. The answer is: They are of Ger­ preached the sermon. Present in French Dressing 1 5 c BIRDS­ Boulevard service. man blood.” the sanrtuary were the Rev. Greg­ BOSTIAN ZNIDARSICH. 5143 Clark­ ory Smith, the Rev. Hubert New­ EYE son street. Surviving are hit wife, Mrs. Theresa Znidarsich; a son. Joseph Archdiocesan Official ell, the Rev. Robert McMahon, the Graham Crackers 34c FROZEN Znidarsich: and two grandchildren. Re­ SURVEY IS MADE OF SUMMER Rev. James Flanagan, the Rev, quiem Mass wts scheduled for Thurs­ Is Dead in Milwaukee John Paolazzi, the Rev. George day at 11 in Holy Rosary church. In­ Milwaukee. — The Very Rev. FOODS terment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard service. Spehar, and the Rev. Edward Jell-well ...... 5 c AMELIA BAEDER. Surviving are Anthony F. Makowski, J.C.D., who OCCUPATIONS OF COLLEGIANS Dinan. The children's choir of St. three sisters, Mary Singer, Mrs. Minnie died in the rectory in Cedarburg, Patrick’s church, under the direc­ Groceries • Meats - Bakery Uaug. Denver; Mrs. John Felix. Ohio: was an officialis of the Archdiocese a brother, Charles Amo. Ohio. Requiem tion of the Rev. Thomas Barry, Mass was tcheduled for Thursday at of Milwaukee. (Loretto Height* College, Denver) Butler, St. Anthony’s hospital, sang the music for the Mass. In­ Do-Do ...... 2 0 c 8:30 in St. Mary Magdalene's churah. Denver, and Katherine Dean in MURRAY’S fered Saturday at 10 in Our Lady of Mt. A survey made this week of terment was in Mt. Olivet. Edgewater. Interment Mt. Olivet. Boule­ St. Francis’ hospital, Colorado Foandcd by M. T. Marray^lSSS vard service. Carmel church. Interment Mt. Olivet. summer occupations among the On Friday afternoon a Rosary Boulevard service. students of Loretto Heights col­ Spring;^ The third member of this Phones GR. 1613-14-15 NELL JORDAN. 4236 Josephine was recited by the members of St. Corn Meal S K " '; 9c street. Surviving are a brother. John MRS. EMILY J. SHELTON lege indicated that the majority science trio, Frances Quinn, was West 82nd A Jaltftn Mrs. Emily J. Shelton, 2457 Washing­ Joseph’s guild, which consists of Peyton: six aisters. Margaret Boilers, of the collegians spent the vaca­ a camp counselor. relatives of the Sisters of St. Jos­ Agnes Boilers. Winifred Florentx. and ton street, pioneer resident of Colorado, tion months in useful and profit­ Vi ois Sugar Eva Jones. Denver; Auguata Boilers. died Friday in Mercy hospital after an More than 90 per cent of the eph living in Denver. Ivory SnoWpk^ 23c Hudson: Ethel Wisch. Susiax. Va. Re' illness of a month. Born in Dakota able jobs. Two of the three senior freshman students were gainfully Colorado Call a quiem M a.. was olTsrcd in Annunciation City. la.. Mrs. Shelton moved to Colo­ major students in science were employed in a variety of occupa- Former Superior church Saturday. Olingcr r ervice. rado Springs later and married J. H. laboratory assistants i Alicia GEORGE RIOS. Denver. iHe is sur­ Shelton 43 years ago. They lived in tions. Eighteen were sales girls; Of Baby Annex Dies Lux Flakes 23c Beet vived by his wife, Mrs. Rlinche Rios. Cripple Creek for many yetra before 16 worked in offices: and three, moving to Denver in 1922. Mr. Shelton Si.ster Mary Amata Murtha, who Z01\E GAB Requiem M ars will be offered Friday in Mary Jeanne Kirch of Riverton, Sacred Heart church at 8|30. Inter­ died in 1935. Mrs. Shelton was a mem­ was in charge of the baby annex MAia 7171 ber of the Rosary society and the Cath­ Wyo.; Wilma Moore of Raton, N. Toilet Soap. ment Ml OliveL Theodorq Hackethal of St. Joseph’s hospital, Denver, 10 bag "> olic Daughters of America. Surviving Mex.; and Marjorie Barton of New bar ...... 7c Prompt, Courtcooi Scrvic* service. from 1930-1936, died Sept. 19 in are two sons. J. I. and Chester R. Shel­ Castle, Wyo., were reporters. 3 bar* Professor V’alsh’s biographies overseas; and Mary Frances Mc­ stationed for a time in Annuncia­ Funeral Director and Embaltner years, who died Sept. 22 after an illness a switchboard repairman for a local Mahon worked in a local USO club. tion school, Leadville. of three menths. He was born in Wathe- supply company. Surviving are his wife, are always of a piece with their na. Kans., Feb. 25. 2869; his parents died Mrs. Louise Ball; his parents. Mr. and Mas* Is Scheduled * when he was a small child. At an early Mrn! A r iiV B^n. ‘ i 7«o "s. Gilpin'itreet" format-monumental, or, as Webster The Ma.ss of the Holy Ghost, I age he came to Denver and was em- nd a niater, Mr». Ruth Habenicht. R»- which will be offered Friday, Oct. I ployed as a hotel clerk and later became qiiirm M ai, wai offered Friday in St sums up that term, "ma.ssive and owner of two local hotels. Mr. Straub Franci, de Sale*' church. Interment lasting.” Philip II, Isabella of 1, in the chapel of Our Lady of •T)ENVBE’8 MOST PROCSESSIVE LAUNDRY” Miles - Dryer - Astler ' had an active political career, serving Mt. Olivet. Olinger lervtce. Sorrows, will formally open the aa alderman of the old Third ward. In WALTER W. BILLER Spain, and Characters of the scholastic year of the college. The Printing Go. I the Council he represented the down- Walter Ward Biller. M . 471 Mil­ Jntjiiieifion had something solid, Rev. Anthony Weinzapfel, chap­ THE CASCADE LACADRY ) town area, district 7, until he retired waukee ftreet, died Tue.day in a local needful, and memorable to say and I last May, when he failed to be re- lain, will offer the Mass and •T’RT OUR NEW SERVICE" hospital after a long illne... Born in it is difficult to think of a time Programs and Circular! I elected for the first time. For more Newark. N. J.. Mr. Biller received hi* preach the sermon. I than 20 years he served aa chairman education in New York. He managed a when they can ever be superseded. ' Complete Laundry Service Tickets for !of the Council's finance committee. His Saturday classes for the reli­ local hotel here for 25 year*. He man­ But this life of a woman whom to 1347 Market WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER TA. (379-6379 Bazaars and Carnivals wife, Rose, died seven years ago. Mr. aged hotel, in New York. Clenwood know thoroughly is to know eter­ gious and laity of the archdiocese ^Straub was a member of the Elks' lodge Spring*, and Denver. Surviving art hi* will be organized this week in St. Quickly Produced and the Democratie club. Surviving are wife. Mr*. Gretts Mohan Biller: two nity! For the majority of lay­ his son. Thomas, and » brother, Frank Mary’s academy, 1370 Penn­ Reasonably Priced daughter.. Judy and Mary F.liiaheth men these 584 pages must ! Straub. Lor Angeles. Pallbearers in- Biller. The Roiary will be recited Thur»- sylvania street, Denver. The ! eluded D. A. McCallum. Thomas A. Tal- be read the first time with the UNION LABEL IF DESIRED day at S p.m._ in the Olinger drawing­ thought that this is but the begin­ faculty has been augumented for lon, H. Rugg Williams. Frank Scherer. room. Speer boulevard. A Solemn Re­ Dear Mist Eisenman: CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING ; Raymond Riede, and James T. Egan. ning of many readings. Only thus the 1943-1944 Saturday term. Two 1936-38 LAWRENCE ST. quiem M *». will be offered Friday at I am trorried that / may necer' Interment Mt. OliveL W. P. Horan 9:30 in St, John'* church. Interment is it po^ible to gain some profit­ courses in the Ward method of A Son service. find a job that / like. For several KEystone 6348 Mt. Olivet. Olinger service. able comprehension of a woman singing are among the highlights I MRS. MARGARET ROSS yeart now / hare jumped from one MICHAEL CANZONA whose life and mind (in the field of attractions for elementary Classified Ads I Mrs. Margaret O'Neil) Ross, 34, ,1210 thing to another, but each position Michael Canzona. 67, died Sunday In of mystical theology) ran as deep school teat^iers. It will pay fon to road A L L of tho following adTortiaemonU* E. ^ Colfax avenue, died Wednesday hi* home. 3245 Bryant street. Born in becomes monotonous. People are in Mercy hospital after a short illness. Italy Oct. .11. 1S76, he came to Den­ as St. Augustine’s. The initial sodality meeting of beginning to think I will never ^ A ^ ^ - . A A. A A A ^ AW ALTAR BREADS Born in Victor, Mrs. Rosa received her ver when 12 year* old and was em­ The level-headed humanness of the year was held ir. the college education in Cathedral rcbool. Denver. make a success. I think trying out ployed by a local railroad until 1924. last Friday. Katherine Dean of STOVE REPAIRS She was married in June, 1937. to Rob­ when he moved to California with hi* this Spanish mystic, conjoined with several fields of work when a per­ PHOTOGRAPHS SEWING ert W. Ross, who is now in the armed Superior, Wyo., prefect, presided. wife. They returned to Denver Ia*t spiritual thinking in its rarest es son is young will make him more Aodaraoa ptMtoa. 1206 16tb St at Law* R. P. FOLEY STOVE AND HEATING Littl« Girit' Dresses, Evibroldcry. forces. Surviving besides her husband are Mtrch. Surviving beside* his wife are sence, has often been commented Several clever and original skits PARTS CO., 1.508 Arapahoe .St., Denver 2, satisfied. At this time changing em­ reoea. MAin 1878. Fra* ovwa euta. Monogroming, Fte. a daughter, Karen Ann; a son. Robert W.; two »on». CpI. William Pat. in the army on. But we know of no one who were presented by Betty Bader and Colorado. Repair* storked for etovc* and her mother. Mrs. Hally O'Neill; a sis­ overseas; Joseph. Inglewood. Calif.: ployers is not so easy, I know, but has pictured these qualities in the her bulletin board committee, by DRUG STORES furnaces; waterfronts. Write ua for prices. THE SISTERS OF THE ter, Mrs. Elizabeth Brooks; a brother. *^ daughter, Mr*. Elvira Passaretti, New do you think a young fellow should .Mention Regiater. David O’Neill, all of Denver. Requiem York city: a grandson,, Donald, in the Mary Lou Prendergast and her GOOD SHEPHERD concrete beautiful, charming, ten­ go on indefinitely in a humdrum M*«» was offered Saturday in the Ca- navy. Requiem Mss* will be offered der, and joyous woman who publicity committee, and by Lo­ MUSICAL iNbiHUMENTS TELEPUONE PEARL 2«il ith«dra). Interment Ml. OliveL W. P. Friday in St. Patrick's church at 9. job?— R. F. Hutchinson’s Pharmacy I Horan A Son aervice. The Rosary will be said Thursday at was Teresa of .'Vvila in 16th cen retta Sweeney and her apostolic Your Nsborhood Druzzlst Reconditioned playera. ^randa, I JAMES C. HAYES 8 p m. in the Olinger drawingroom. 16th tury Spain so well as has Walsh. committee. Phan, SPruc* 0588 700 So. Pc organa (pipe and re. orcheatrai Inatni* at Boulder. Olinger service. His biography, quoting generously It is unfortunate that you did JAMES HUTCHINSON menta- T. R. ViS Broadway 8P. j Jamen C. Hayes, 53. 4471 Newton The duties of the several sodal­ 7364. ' street, died Sunday in a local hospital CHARLES DEMERY not decide on some line of work, DR. R. W, FRITZ from her most important works, is ity committees were explained by PAINTING & PAPERING following a ehort illneas. Born in Lead- Charles Demery. 62. 1723 Ogden street, the best kind of introduction for tome trade or profession, in the And As.soeiates vUle Oct. 16, 1889. he apent his youth died Thursday in a local hospital. Bom Bernadette Costello, Virginia Pic- MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES Mors*. I*.. D « . 17. 18S0. h* resided' early part of your training. Your Paintint and Papenog rsasoaabic B. T there. For a number of years he was the Student of Teresian thought coli, Edith Reidy, Rosemary Red­ FINE coal range, perfect condition. Sacri­ there for 59 year*. He came to Den­ YMzar. 37 W UapI* aPme* 2S54. D entists Ias6ayer of a mine in Victor. He aerved In translating Teresa he trans­ dick, Catherine Job, Ruth Graber, cate it not at all hopeless, how­ fice, (12.50 716 Santa Fc. I overseas in World war I. Shortly after ver three years ago. Surviving are his lates the woman—a woman ut- ever. You are an unsuspecting vic­ STOVE REPAIRS 406 15th Street 120* 15th Street , hia return from France he was em­ wife. Mrs. Maude K. Demery; four and Mary Loui.se Stephenson. Bess KEy.ton* 5721 TAbor 5761 tim of the war-time wage craze. BEAUTIFUL white tabletop gas rang* and ployed as principal aaaayer'a aaaistant daughter*. Mr.*. L. R. Siebrrt. Mr*. Don­ t^ly genuine and Spanish through Riesenman announced that the R. P. FOLEY STOVE AND HEATING white porcelain coal range. 716 Santa Fe, DENVER. COLORADO in the local mint. Mr. Hayes was a ald Harber. Mr*. Richard Oatberg. Den­ and through, direct, pungent, and needlework guild of the mission This condition lures young boys PAEST CO.. 1508 Arapahoe SL, Denver 2. member of the American Legion and ver, and Mr*. Pat Carmosinn. Fort Smith, from one job to another more Colorado. Repairs stocked for stoves and PRINTING Ark: a aon, Sgt. Howard Demery. with individual in her style, an* often unit would again arrange layettes the Veterans of Foreign Warp. Sur­ than any other factor. And nearly furnaces; waterfronts. Writ* us for price*. viving arc a brother. Dr. William P. the armed force* oversea*; a sister, Mr*. enough cavalier or ju.st joyously for the poor. P.4H’ (prayers and .Mention Rezistec. Ceiling prices on business cards, letterheads, Hayet. Urbana. 111.: a sister. Mrs. Ann Grady. Iowa City; and a brother ignorant about matters of punctu­ works), the sodality paper, was all these types of work are in the envelopes, wedding and school ennounce- HANSEN & HANSEN George Stite, Arvada: Nn uncle and|t»sorge Demery, Tiffin. la. Requiem ation and syntax, h^ssential Teresa unskilled category. If you have a FURNITURE ments. Rodgers Printing Co.. 511 14th SL aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Nichols* D oon an.i^ **" t*'** offered Saturday in the Ca- distributed in the meeting. speaks in these lines: “ It seems suppressed longing to make a suc­ BMutifol bedroom, Imnirroom, end break* JEWELERS ind two cou*ins. Miss Mary E. Haye* I'bedral. Interment Mt. Olivet. Olinger Women’s Club Meets ROOM WANTED to me It^ soull can be watered cess in a certain Geld, there it only fait aet: aaerifice* 734 Santa Fe. ■ i The first meeting of the Loretto one thing for you to do. Forget Room in Catholic family in St. Philomcna's ver. Solemn Requiem Mass was ached- FRANK T. AGOR in four ways: Either by drawing FLOWERS 162» 17th St. uled for Thursday at 9 in Holy Family! •teq'”'"' -»• offered In St"' the water out of the well which is Heights college Women’s club took about fat paychecks, and realize parish for father and 8-ycar-old aon, where rhurch. Interment Mt. Olivet. Boule- Klizabeih * church Friday for Frank T. '•‘‘C water out or me weiL wnirn child can board and have supervision while ONE STORE ONLY place last Tuesday in the college. that every great man started at New Hardy Cushion vtrti service. Agor. 74. who died Sept. 21 in his hom e.' great labor for u.s; or (2) with a father works. Phone KK, 4205. 622 F'o.x street. Born in Germany Jan. Mothers of the new students were the bottom. You may have to work Murat— All Colors JAMES T. HENDERSON wheel and buckets for hoisting it 1, 1869, he came to this 'cosjntry in welcomed to the meeting and to at a low scale for several yeart, "BEST ON EARTH" FOR SALE MISC. James T. Henderson. 75. died Sunday 1886. He lived in Nebraska two year* with a windlass (I have sometimes the reception, which was held in LIEBS— 2601 Quitman in the home of hik daughter. Mrs. Ann* before coming to Denver. He married done it)— less trouble than the but, if you enjoy your daily rou­ Bicycle, heavy duly tires. (25; Lady’s R. Gleason. 4120 Hooker street, just five Pancratia hall following the meet­ tine, you are taking out insurance black coal, size 40, $33. 1010 E. 13th Louise K. Melsheimer here in 1897. other and brings up more water HOUSE FOR SALE weeks after the death of his wife. Born ing. Sisters and lay members of Avc. Apt. 24. Mr. Agor wa* owner and president of or (3) from a river or arroyo— for a steady job later on. in Marysville. Calif.. Jan. 9, 1868. he a local carriage company when he re­ the faculty attended the reception. Near 35th and Navajo, 7 roomi, modern went to Lee, Mass., at a small child with this irrigates much better, for the Matty persons, uncertain about FOR SALE— MISCELLANEOUS tired in 1938. Surviving beside, his Presiding over the tea table were except heat. 82,500.00. GR. 0727. his parents. He learned the horseshoe­ wife are two aisters, Mr*. Ver*ne Lyon*. ground remains more full of water a chosen trade or profession, Gnd ing trade and came to Colorado to work past presidents, Mrs. Earl Bell and UNITEX OIL PAINT Denver, and Mrs. Agnes Czerwinski, and it is liot neces.sary to irrigate enlightenment in books on the FURNISHEP ROOM FOR RENT as a blacksmith in 1800. He married Ashton, Nebr. Interment Mt, Olivet. Mrs. Frank Pruisner. Mra. John SAVES TIME. LABOR, MATERIAX, Anna Kavanagh in June, 2892. in Den­ so often and it is much less work kinds of occupations, Quiet alepins room, private home, kitchen 1 COAT COVERS EVERYTHING Theodore Haekethal service. Evert, president; Mr?. J. Costello, ver. At the time of his retirement he MRS. ANNA YOUNG for the gardener; or (4) with a 1 suggest that, at present, you priv. $10.00 per mo. 8071 l^oaa C t GR. 0727. Wood, plaster, wallpaper, calcimine, wall- was employed by a local railroad. Sur­ vice pre.sident; Mrs. F. Quinn, sec­ board, brick, cement, hidea, new plaitio Word was received in Denver (his good rain by which the Lord irri­ stick tenaciously to one job. You viving besides Mrs. Gleason are a daugh­ week of the death in Chicago^ III., of retary; and Mrs. P. Jonke, treas­ WANTED TO BUY patchea. Unites ia all you need for com­ ter. Mrs. Florence L. Turnquist. Amboy* Mr*. Anna Young, 59, former resident gates it without aqy effort on our will feel rewarded if, after the plete interior decoration, tlioroly washable. III.: a brother. William P. Henderson. urer, assisted. Mrs. E. Madden WILL PAY CASH for 5 rooma of fumi* UNITEX NOT WATER THINNED of Denver. She had been aiek for more part." war, you can say that you plugged turca ptaAo and aewing maehina. KEl. 8044 Kittsfield. Mass.; and seven grandchii­ than a year. She wai married here in and Mrs. T. Reidy were co-chair­ along at a certain post, doing your BARGAIN WALLPAPER. Discontinued dren. Mass was offered in St. Patrick's Through the narrative pass the Patterns. SAVE UP TO 50%. Denver 24 yeart ago in the Cathedral to more important events of Spain’s men of the refreshment committee. bit to help our country through a COACH WANTED church Wednesday. Interment Ml. Oli­ Joseph Young. They moved to Chicago The club meets the fourth Tues­ Complete selection of sidewalls and ceilings. veL Boulevard service. 12 yeara ago. Surviving besides her hu*. great century, handled with the crisis. This should not be diffi­ W AN TED-^rade aebool football coach for WALLPAPER TRIMMED FREE. day of every month, and its mem­ EDELBERT TINDALL hind are two titters, Mr*. William competent scholarship all expect in cult, for nowadays nearly every Denver ^ h o o i Box 808. STAR WALLPAPER, 1835 ARAPAHOE Schmitz, a member of Cathedral pariah, bership is open to all women of Requiem Mast will be offered Friday Walsh. But how puny most of occupation is related to the war at 9 in St. Dominic's church for Edel- Denver, and Mis. Mary E. Devine. Re­ the archdioce.se who are interested them seem beside that Atla^tean effort. hert Tindall. 84. who died Monday in quiem Mata was offered In St. Sebat- in Catholic higher education for J ^ I N D I X G the past to the St. Anthony's hospital. Born In Lima. 111.. tian'a church. Chicago. Interment took little woman, who “ slept on bare March 4. 1859. Mr. Tindall came to Den­ place in Chicago. girls. (Address: Mitt Mary E. Eiten- When in Doubt Buy Quality CHRISTOPHER F. MEALEY boards like a beggar, yet expelled ver in 1880. He was a railroad car in­ man. Box 1620, the Register, Den­ present, MEMORY gives spector. Surviving are four daughters. Christopher F. Mealey of 2929 Birch a princess, talked to duchesses as Mrs. Ada Reno. Los Angeles. Calif.; street, formerly liveatoek repretenta.tive an equal, and scolded a king!” And C. D. of A. Sindy Club ver, Colo.) CEDAR CANON or GORDON power to hope so men may Mrs. Charles Lanzy. Mrs. May Dorland. of Denver Union Stock Yard Co., how vital her message for these died Sept. 7. Mr. Maalcy was horn in Mrs. Frank Prechtl. ail of Denver: times: "Let those who are to come meet the future unafraid. Mem­ two sons, George Tindall, Los Angelee. Wilmington. Del. ,Oct. 2. 1892. He came Will Meet on Oct. 7 Calif., and Joe. Denver. The Rosary to Denver in 1905. Mr. Mealey was grad­ after us be afraid and read this will be recited Thursday at 8 p.m. in uated from Woodworth school of bu.i- And if they do not see what now UNITED FUEL—KE. 6391 ory is a blessed balm; Gods nes*. and wa* secretary to J. A. Shoe­ the residence. 3048 N. Speer boulevard. exists, let them not cast the blame Boulevard service. maker, then president of Denver Union The G. D. of A. Luncheon Study Pick of the Mine Preparation healing provision for sorrow- Stork Yard Co., and later worked for UNDO JOSEPH PERUCCA upon the times, for it is always a club will meet in the Denver Dry that company at representative. Sur­ good age for God to give great fa­ Goods tearoom Thursday, Oct. 7, at scarred souls. Yes, memor>’ is a Lindo Joseph Perucca. 69. died Sun­ viving are two children, one daughter, • PAY NOTHING DOWN . day in his home, 4210 Wyandot street, vors to those who truly serve Him.” Mrs. WInnifred Miller of Lot Angeles, 12:30 p.m. Reservations may be • $5.00 PER MONTH . . . following a short illness. Bom in Padua, Calif.; a ton. C. F. Mealey, Jr., who glimpse into Paradise it^ lf. Italy. Dec. 20. 1883, he was educated made by calling EA. 9055. is in the coast guard; two ti*beri, Mrs. The chairman of the program W* can make early dtllTeri**-*f all in 'Turin and came to Colorado in 1904. Catberina Carberry and Mrs. Helen Shu- Paraguayan Sailors Get (radc* of steam and demsatlc r*s|- He worked for Italian Utnruage newspa gart, both of Lot Angelea; two brothers. committee, Mrs. Harry Denny, hw CaU todayl ' pers in Trinidad and Pueblo and for the A. J. Healey of Lodi. Calif., and Michael Statue From Argentine WE REPAIR ALL AIAKES past 26 years was employed by a Denver secured as speaker Mrs. A. J. Phil- Mealey of Wilmington, Del. Requiem pott, who liv^ in the Orient for Washington Morrison JACQUES BROTHERS Italian newspaper. Sarvivlng are his Mas* wa* offered in Holy Ghost church Buenos Aires, — The Argentine High tsst, long Soetlass, hot. eeo- wife. Mrs. Mary Perucca: a aon. PvL many years, and who will talk on VACUUM CLEANERS — IRONS Sept. 20. Interment Mt. Olitet. navy has presented to the Para­ burnlng, ( 0 . » * nomlcaL - — Jlector J. Perucca, serving with the FRANCIS HILDEBRANP China and the Chinese people. armed forces. The Rosary will be re guayan navy an image of the Ar­ tootle**. O * 6 " FANS — HEATERS Since 1902 Requiem Mass was offered Wednesday Lump or Egg «r Egg.... cited Friday at 8 p.m. in the Boulevard in St. Mary’s church. Littleton, for Fran­ gentine sailots’ patroness, Nuestra NO’nCE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT drawingrPom. Requiem Mass will be of* No. (421 W e’Will Buy you r Idle Applianees 28 E. 6th Avc. TAbor M 68 cis J. Hildebrand. 71, who dltd Sunday Senora Stella Maris. The presenta­ Washington Morrison in hit Jefferson county ranch, where he ESTATE OF An** Addle Stnr*rt Sw*rt* Highest Cash Prices for Old Washers, Sweepers, Irons, Ironers, Heaters, WE SPEHAUZE IN Stoker le * -* * Two and a IB?.** had lived all b ii Hfe. He had been Hi tion was made at the capital of *1*0 known *s Addl* Sw*rU, INSANE Toaatoia, etc.—REGARDLESS OF CONDITION I real. 0 half-lneh Q just a short time. Born in Jefferson Paraguay, Alter Solemn Mass and Nolle* is hereby glvon that on tb* 28th JVg Will Rebuild Them and Sell Them to FLORAL TRIBUTES county Aug. 22, 1872, h* owned modified p6*a Benediction, the imagre was carried day of October, 1043, I will .precent to the Persons Who Need Them 2.800-acrc ranch ieven mites southwest to the National Heroes Pantheon County Court of the City and County of BONNIE BRAE of Littleton and another ran8}i near Denver. Colorado, my aeeounta tor FINAL Franktown. Surviving are kit wife, by Paraguayan and Argentine sail­ SETTLEMENT at the administration of GOOD NOUSEKEEPING STORES COLD SPRING FLOWER SHOP Mr*. Margaret Hildebrand; two dadgh- ors in a proceMion headed by said estate when an4 where all peraona in Rugby Coal Co. tert, Mrt. Dorothy Hugint, Littleton: .members of the Pari^ayan cab- InUreat may appmr and ohjact to tham if 1610 BROADWAY T A . 4S92 MONUMENTS 747 8«. Dalv.raltr BA. *331 Mra. Florence Traynor, Morrison; an^ thay to daair*. IKAUTIFUk CMfUTfS a brother. Albert, Gnnniton. InUrmcnt -inet and the Argentine ambassa­ B. a HilUard. Jr.. 1144 5TH ST. KE. 0121 Store Hours 9:30 to 5:30 took pile* la UtUaton, dor. Coatorvater.

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Thurfldajr, Sept. 80, 1948 Office, 938 Bannock jMareM THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE NINE

Noted British The Denver Catholic Register Convert-Statesman President. .Jlost Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. R egistorials Editor...... R t R ot. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D., Jonr.D. Managing Editor______Hubert A. Smith, Jonr.D. Associate Editors— M. F. Ererett, Jonr.D.; Charles J. McNeill, A.B., Our Soldier Insane be in war work). But this will not Qiristna. It was equally confusing Jonr.D.; Rer. Walter Canayan, J.C.D., LittD.; Ret. John Cavanagh, do with shoes, for the days when to wiineaa the first sacrilegious re­ One o f the most terrible prob­ father was a cobbler are probably ception o f the Blessed Seergment M.A., LittD .; Rev. Edward A. Breen, M.A., LittM .; Leonard Tangney. lems o f the present war is the num­ gone for good. Perhaps we should by Judas, and then to see him re-j A.B., Jonr.D.; Max Greedy. , ber o f mental cases among the sol­ emulate the British and begin to fuse the chaliee. The manner in diers. Anybodr who has followed set up swapping centers before the which it was enacted did not seem' Entered as second class matter at the post office at Denver, Colo. up the statistics for this condition need becomes really acute.— Mil­ quite authentic, but we ahall not in recent years is hardly surprised. lard F. Everett. soon forget the dramatic effect of One authority says that one person rentering the spotlight on the Published Weekly by out o f every seven will be treated chaliee as the Christus and Apostles THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY (Inc.) some time in life for a mental dis­ People Believe Church left the table. There were a num­ order (the figure seems entirely too Should Plan for Peace ber o f other difficulties, however, 938 Bannock Street high to u s). that prevented aur acceptance of When Your Banker Experts dodge a simple ^defini­ We have just examined Denver all that was attempted. We mar­ Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 1620 tion o f insanity. Too many things university's National Opinion Re­ veled at the dimensions o f the can enter into a rase. The legal search renter’s complete report on angel who appeared in the tomb, Is Also Your Friend . . . definition is quite clear: *‘fiueh un­ its survey o f public opinion on and at thq apparent lack o f ardor ^ Subscription: $1 per year. soundness of mental condition as, whether the (’Jturches should plan between the Christus and the with regard to any matter under ac for peace. W e have aiwaya been Mother. Perhaps we are more im­ Thursday, Sept 30,1943 tion, modifies or does away with in skeptical o f the accuracy o f sam­ pressed by such an actress as plings o f public opinion, but this Naturally, you feel free to con­ dividual legal responsibility or ca­ I.orelto Young in the role o f the The latest sketch from the pen report presents interesting material pacity.” The rule generally fol­ Madonna, and a Christus as was o f Matt, artist for the London Uni- sult him oftener, to rely fully and gives rise to interesting specu­ OFFICIALS ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER lowed by courts in the United done in Ben Hur, only a light lation. verie, is this one o f Capt. John on his experience aud judg­ The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approvaL States and Great Britain is based that fell on the lame and the halt McEwen, a member o f the British We confirm it as the official publication of the Archdiocese. What­ on a decision in what is known as The'aiirvey was made because; and healed them. Parliament since 1931 and former ment! You are kno-wu to him ever appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or McNaughten's rase: ” To establish 1. Some have eriticized the-Church The Black Hills Passion Play is, under-secretary o f stale and Scot­ those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official a defense on the ground o f in­ for what they consider its failure however, drserredly a popular land. (jipt. M ^ w e n , who served in personally! You realize he We hope The Register will be read in every home of the sanity, it must be clearly proved to deal squarely with controversial spectacle. Two years ago it was World war I, was received into the that, at the time o f the committing issur.s. 2. Others disapprove reli­ Archdiocese. outdrawn only by Hellaapoppin as Church in 1940 and ia the father has a definite interest in your of the act, the party accdsed was gious leaders who discuss eco­ We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in a stage production. Last year of six children. •welfare, over and above a the children of the Archdiocese for the reading of The Register. laboring under such a defect of nomic, political, and similar quea- again it followed close behind the reason from disease o f the mind as tions. 3 .. .Still others think civiliza- leader, Thit It the Army. The peo­ + URBAN J. VEH R, not to know the nature and quality tion is doomed unless there is a ___ _ financial basis. Jan. 29, 1942. Archbishop of Denver. ple who attended the Denver per o f the art he was doing, or, if he great religious revival that will af-1 formances were indeed witnesses to did know, that he did not know he feet all phases of living. , superbly conceived and executed That’s why you’re invited to was doing what was wrong.” The The research center reports that drama, but we left the auditorium legal test is, therefore, to know the two out o f three Americans (6 3 per convinced that only the Mass can make use of the complete bank­ ARCHBISHOP’S GUILD IS TO diiference between right and rent) believe peace planning is a lift man to the reality that is Cal­ wrong. legitimate function o f the Church; vary.— Rev. John Cavanagh. ing faculties of the'American Tlir medical profession does nol that 57 per rent believ-e the differ­ National Bank of Denver! Its SPONSOR BREAKFAST OCT. 3 make this the only teat. One promi­ ent faiths should unite on a single Treasures Safe nent scientist we asked for a sim­ plan for peace; that only 29 per officers are your friends—men A large representation from the tainment, will met in the home ple definition smiled and said that rent think the Churches actually From Moth, Rust we were asking the impossible be­ will agree. you’ve known over a period of newly named .Archbishop’s guild, of Helen Flynn on Thursday eve­ It happened a few days ago in cause o f the many complications The number who believe the a downtown church and it set us formerly known as the Junior ning, Sept. 30, to make final ar­ such cases might involve, but he Cliurrhes should make plans for to musing. A stooped, labor-tired, Harold W. Clark, the son of Mrs. years! Men who are always Tabernacle society, will attend the rangements for the, breakfast. would suggest; “ Maladjustment to the post-war s e ttle m e n t demon­ shabbily-rlolhed old man whom we Margaret Clark of 1410 Sheridan delighted to see you come into organization’s first social event The Guardian Angel circle met one’s surroundings.” strates— if surveys demonstrate had watched shuffling down the boulevard, and a graduate of An­ anything at all— that the public is since its reehristening. The so­ in the home of Mrs. Mary Car­ sidewalk— an object o f pity, so we nunciation high school and Regis this bank—and who greet you He went on to discuss tlie sol- largely convinced that the peace judged, looking as if he were college, has been promoted to ser­ cial, in the form of a breakfast, penter on Tuesdaj;, Sept. 28. dirr insane. These rases in, his will be a failure unless religious as fellow associates! will he held in the Co.smopolitan without friend or earthly conso­ geant in the army air field in San Plans for the coming year were opinion, were not caused by the prinriples form its basis. That is lation— paused in front of the Angelo, Texas. Sgt. Clark, who hotel, Denver, on Sunday, Oct. 3. war. Tltey all existed, to some de­ simple truth, and the Holy Father's Helen Flynn, a.ssisted by Marjory discu.ssed by the members, as well church and with a visible effort has three brothers in the service, as the possibilities of enlarging gree, before. The difficulties of repeated statement of the basic started up the steps. His hand in­ taught science and mathematics in That’s why we say to all of tValsh and Eileen Delaney, has military life, especially on the ac­ principles for pearc sliows his— charge of arrangements. and will the circle’s membership. Myrtle stinctively felt for his battered hat Trinidad’s Holy Trinity high school Quinn, a member of the circle, left tual battlefields, were, however, the and all thinking (jilholirs'— belief and then he was lost to view as the and was football and softball coach you: ‘"Do your banking here. phone all circle presidents for the orrasion o f the mental attack. If that the (Jiiirch must use its in- final number of resen'ations on for San Antonio recently to visit door closed behind him. Our inter­ before he entered service. He also Enjoy this personal touch of her brother. the boys had gone on about their fliienrr in the making of the peace. est amused, we followed. formerly was coach in St. Clara’s or before Friday, Oct. 1. ordinary b u s in e s s , p e o p le who Regarding the question as tO| Kay Cambra entertained mem­ The church was cool and dark. orphanage in Denver. knew them well and sympathized whether the CJiurehes should unite friendship— in all your finan­ bers of the Morning Star circle in A few worshipers dotted the depth Jcohn Gail Clark, also a graduate fall Benefit with them would help them make on their plans for peace, this much the home of Kay and Helen Flynn of pews. Our friend was moving of Annunciation high, a coxswain cial transactions. This is truly the n ec e ssa ry adjustments. The can be said; The Holy Father’s pro­ To Be Launched on W'ednesday, Sept. 29. Plans down the middle aisle, headed for a in the navy, is a veteran of Pearl case may have never reached an posals hate found almost universal YOUR OWN BANK!” The annual fall benefit will be to have a layette shower in the front bench. Ciioosing a spot on jharbor and has been in the South acute stage. The physician accused support among religious leaders launched at this time by the ways near future were made. the side and to the rear, we knelt Pacific area the past two years; S draft workers of pushing men into both Catholic a n d non-C-alholir, and means committee, and the list down. .As we walrhed, the opening I Sgt. Thomas Clark is with "the army On Friday, Oct. 1, Madelyn service whom doctors would dis­ even among some who question his of workers on the ticket and stanza of Ixingfellow’i Dirina Corn- jin Fargo, N. Dak.; and Joseph Nalty will entertain members of card. motives. Tiie same basic principles patron committees will be an­ media seemed to come to life. For Clark, a third brother, is training Rt. Luke’s circle. Pieces of satin of Jiistire and charity have been nounced by the co-chairmen, Mar­ we had seen at some Cjithedral door in the navy school in Farragut, Ida. for painting by the group will It hsi always been a curious repeated over and over in state­ garet Lynch and Margaret Volk, a laborer, pausing in the dust and The he distributed by the president,. study to IIS to watch the traces of ments by (jilholir, Protestant, and through this annual benefit, a heal, lay down his burden, and with Former Denverite Eurelia Clo.se. iiieiiial aberration in the immense Jewish leaders. games party to be held Thurs­ reverent feet enter, and cross him­ Mr. and Mr.s. John W. Brinton mail that an editor receives. The About the probability of reli­ \Cited for Bravery • day, Oct. 21, in Fransalian hall, I self, and on the floor kneel lo re­ of Baltimore, .Md., are visiting in | major pari of this mail is, of gious agreement on plans for j Richard C. Deus of Denver, a 23.1 .S. Sherman, the guild peal his Pslemosler o'er. F^r off the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank- course, from normal people, who peace, the fact is that there is tin- graduate of St. Mary’s high school is able to raise the necessary the noises o f the world did re­ American National De Rose. Mrs. Brinton, the for­ rommeiid or criticize or who often ion o f opinion if not of organiza­ in M’alsenburg, has been cited for funds to carry of) its extensive treat; the loud vociferations of the mer Albina De Rose, was an active write in simply to supply us with tion in high religious rirries of meritorious service with the navy- work both in the mis.«ionary and J .1 11 J street became an indistinguishable member of St. Luke’s circle be­ information that tliry feel it would , both England a n d the United i u i i. • j in the .Aleutian campaign. in the social service fields. roar. Here men knelt in prayer and fore moving to the East to live. be valuable for us to have. Rut Stales. Right now an impressive! Deus, a carpenter’s mate third .Members of the two commit­ nol asliamed to pray. class, resided in Denver at 1407 E. Mrs. William L. Bishop, 1225 there is no small percentage that group of Cjitholic, Prolesiant, and! DENVER tees, ways and means and enter- M'hen we left some lime later, 11th avenue. His wife is the for­ Bank of Dayton, will be hostess to the is violent in its reactions, some­ Jewish leaders in the U. S. is draw-| the old man was still oblivious of mer Melva Froisland, and his par­ Stella Maris circle Friday, Oct. 1, times to mailers of mild import. ing up for public consideration a all save the Eucharistic Presence. ents are Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Deus, iii. her home. A layette shower People who have little sense of pro­ slalenient o f basic principles for No prayerbook, no rosary. He Cokedale, Colo. I will be arranged for the follow- portion, who think that rabble peace. LISTEN TO FULTON LEWIS, JR. seemed just to he talking things SKASOL jing meeting, in co-operation with rousers are misunderstood proph­ M e think lliere can be no serious Deus, according to the navy cita­ over with a friend o f long acquaint­ Daily, Monday thru Friday, 9i30 P.M., KFEL the guild’s annual Christmas party ets, and who arc sure that every­ doubt of the CJiiirch’s right to use tion signed by Vice Admiral T. C. body in aiitliorily is deliberately its infliienre in shaping the peace. ance. You could sense that in these Kincaid, helped to land personnel Removes All for the poor. niiniiies before the Blessed Sacra­ unjust or malirioiisly jealous on for there are serious moral prob- and supplies in the Aleutian cam­ FRANK KIRCHHOF ADOLPH KUNSMILLER orrasion certainly need to check up ! lems involved and the welfare of ment he was finding surcease from paign, “ while under the constant Aaron W. Pleasants Is on themselves. Itlir whole human Yaniily is at stake. ihe cares that must have crowded threat of enemy submarines and President Vice President and Gaihicr I M’e Iwlieve, however, t li a I llie his life. M'e amended nur first air action.” ODOR Chosen to Head Group As mental conditions often have II Jiiirrh .ran make its infliienre ef- judgment. Poor, perhaps, in earth­ a pliysiral basis, there is need to ifeetive only by winning surh wide ly consolations and possessions, but Denver Flyer Is rich in the wisdom o f laying up From Inaccessible Places Aaron W. Pleasants, manager call in the doeinrs. Tlirre is nn I public support that the practical Wounded in Action more disgrace attached lo mental ! peacetiuakers will be unable to ig treasures safe from moth and rust. Capt. Robert C. Durlin, whose of the bond department of the In­ Tlie h a b it o f dropping into Safe to User ternational Trust Co., was recently disease than lo liibcmilosis or , nore its principle*, even though, promotion was announced in last I elected chairman of the Rocky cancer. Tliere unquestionably are they mar bur the Hoiv Father and! f«>' ■ niomenfa reapile week’s Denver Catholic. Register, conditions, liowever, where ihera- other religioin leaden from the f«>n' 'he mind-occupying duties of Mountain group of the Investment has been severely wounded in ac­ and Fixtures ! peace cniinciU. 'he day ia a prarlice the worth of I Bankers’ association. Mr. Plea.s- p<-iitic suggestion works wonders. tion with the Eighth air force M e have known a number, of lliese The U. S. and Britain are rom-|'*bieh no (jilholic should neglect, ants, a convert, is a member of fighter command in England, ac­ Toilet Bowls never oflFend even rases that were liandled iiy having milled on paper lo prinriples rinse Our faith is strengthened when we : Blessed Sacrament parish. cording to information received the most fastidious person when a good priest talk lo the sufferer. to those proposed hr leading young girls who have set aside here by his mother, Mrs. Ethel Me have known others who were (Jiiirchmen. In prarlice. they have « of their short lunch hour cleaned regularly with Skasol. Catholic Charities Durlin, 2361 Vine .eare plans, there will be Russia In mothers and rhildren, all bringing F. J. K ir c h h o f Exclusive Distributors of any type, permanent or odd their rare*, asking thr.ir favors, and fob. call Employment Department deal with after the war. Russia has! romniilled herself lo nothing ex-|«'-knowledging the sovereignty of Notre Dame Graduates 1666 Grant St. KEystone 6386 CON§TRIIiTIOx\ € 0 . Swapping Solves cepl victory, and Russia, despite it* the Prisoner of I.z»ve. The volun­ 1,147 as Navy Ensigns y/e Specialize In— recent nod in favor of the Ortho­ tary ihoiighifniness o f busy people The Best lo Clothes Problem dox (’.hiirrh, will hardly welcome finding lime for a divine social call To meet the clothing *horlage in Self Polishing Waxes religious influence at the peace never fail* lo impress. South Bend.— The U. S. naval BUILDERS Used Great Britain, the Board of Trade reserve midshipmen’s school at Liquid Soaps and Disinfectants conference.— C. J. McN'eill. In lime o f trial, anxiety, temp­ in co-operation with women’s vol­ Notre Dame Sept. 22 graduated tation, or grief, we feel the need of We Appreciate Your Patronage Sanitation Products Furniture untary services set up 24.5 ex- 1,147 midshipmen as ensigns. a sustaining element. Some one lo Insecticides — Mops rhangc centers, in addition lo sev­ Twenty-six of the new officers ALSO NEW Lions Deserve whom we ran turn with assurance. 708 Lawrence St. Denver, Colo. eral hundred already established in were married in chapels on the Fly Sprays Some one to make us see things in school*. All clothing is rationed. Hi)$h Commendation campus after graduation. Sanding Machines Cash or Credit their proper perspective. The bogus One o f the most difficult problems One o f the most popular topic* fears and exaggerated burden* we a parent fares is how lo garb a of discussion in Denver this week nftimea build up in our own minds 60,000 Frenchmen Make CALL OR WHIT* A FULL LINE OF rapidly growing bi>y with .30 cou­ is the Black Hills Passion Play, ran be dispelled in a few minute* OFFICE FURNITUR^ pons yearly that yield roughly one Pilgrimage to Lourdes ESTABLIABEO SINCE ISOt which completed an eight-day stand spent visiting the M’ay and the We rent Folding Chairs, Card and suit, one pair of shoes, a pair of in the (jly auditorium M’ednesday Truth. In the light o f the laber- Banquet Tables, Dishes, Silver­ socks, and one shirt. The exchange London.—Despite the lack of night, under the sponsorship of the narle we see ourselves a* we are. E, J. SCARRY ware, an3Tthing in stock. renters lielp solve the diffirully by special train facilities, 60,000 pil­ local I.inns’ club. The Ijons are The promise of refreshment lo enabling the swapping nf outgrown grims from all parts of France, in­ The American Fixture Co. Established 1888 deserving of high commendation those laden and -burdened if they clothing for aonietliing that will fit. cluding Paris, are reported to have Manufmeturor* af PHONE KEYSTONE 4852 for bringing a presentation of a would come to Him is not an empty Points are given for the articles taken part in the 70th national pil­ & CO. OPF..N FROM s A M TO • P IL religious nature lo the city. M’e pledge. Thousand* are testing it (aiUR(31 PEWS AND ALTARS according to their normal value are all in need of deeper religious daily and finding it true. Get in the grimage to the shrine at Lourtles, Patronize These F'irms. They 1219-1221 ('.alif St. T.t. 4-188 and stale of repair. These coupons convirliorik, and a drama that '» j habit o f a daily visit to the Blessed famed center of Catholic devotion. CHURCH FURNITURE ..Are C o -o p e r a tin g M'ith Your may be used In select from riirrent nE>VLR, (.OLORADO professedly sarred must Saerament and vou will discover BANK, BAR, AND STORE FIXTURES stock or may hr held for a later i Paper. proved inspiring lo many of the L j,,, „ , i , r to smile coming Priest Is Sentenced for lime. As an additional service there Ihoiisand* who witnessed its un-|j,,„ „( church.— Rev. Maurice E. MiUvoork of AH Kinds are “ make, do, and niezid" groups folding. I Reardon. Listening to Broadcast that alter garments not readily ex­ It was our first attendance at I ______FRANK KIRCHHOF 1232 ARAPAHOE ST. changeable and thus inrreaae their siicli a spectacle, and the resultant Wa.shington. — A German DENTER, COLO. point value. impressions were not uniformly 24 Franciscans Leave Catholic priest. Father Karl Boeh- By stringent rationing and pre­ those described in the pres* re­ mer, has been sentenced by a Nazi vention o f waste llie British are lease*. Perhaps it were best not court in Stettin to two years’ im­ gelling along on 45 per rent of In have approached the 22 drama­ For Mission Stations prisonment f o r listeninjy to their pre-war supply of rinthing.' tic sequences critically, but we shortwave broadcasts, according to lUimplBinls are forgotten fur the were forced lo wonder whether too New Y’ork.— A group of 24 German press di^atches reported most part when the necessity for many in the audience were nol Franciscan inisaionaries, priests to the Office of War Information rationing as a ennlribulion to the mere spectators. There was a rever­ and brothers, 14 going to Brazil here. war effort is realized. Through sac­ ential silence that must have en­ rifices in the rintlies program alone and 10 to Central America, re­ couraged the cast, and we did not cently left, it is announced by the Life Story of Canadian NEW Britain save* 25 0,00 0 Ions of sliip- think that it was necessary for the ping a year and releases 600,000 Franciscan Missions^ union here. program lo carry the direction nol Thoat coiDK to Braiif wfl) labor in Is Edited by Priest TELEPHONE workers for war production. If one lo applaud. But how many o f the tho Btato of G ofat. whoro they will an* point were added to every person’s audience said lo themselves, here is dortakt pariah work in Anapolia, Co* Toronto. — Publication of The DIRECTORY allowaneel the increase would take nimba* Pmonopotia, and Jaraqun* They the unfolding o f the Redemption? plan to opon a oellogt for man at Anapo- Autobiography of Oliver Gold­ 8,000 workers from essential in­ GO/NG TO How many recalled that the cause lii. Thotf mliaionanoa aro Fkthart smith, of which the Rev. Wilfred dustries and 5 ,0 00 Ions o f raw ma­ of what they were witnessing waa Paul Seibort. John P. Granahan. Philip E. Myatt, of St. Ann’s college. terial lo make the riothes— enough A. Kenoodr, Jamta A« Sehuck« Chrlato- PRESS I their own ains? How many pbfr A. Kejland. Conall 0*L«ary, An* Church Point, is the editor, has labor and material lo dress 500,000 thought o f Jesus (Jirist a* (jod, and dr«w A. Quinn, and Btrnard J. Trainor; been announced by the Ryerson soldier* from liead to foot with not merely as Man? M'e fell that Brothers Coliua Ganaon. Damion Carney. WEDNESDAY, Anselm Donohue. John Viannoy Erieg. press. Canada’s first native-born everything they need. the effert of the presentation was poet was a grand-nephew of the The rurreni shortage of shoes and Gabriel Hughtf. rather well summed up in observa­ Tbo 10 prioftB who will labor in Ctn* famous English poet of the same OCTOBER 6 brings the problem home sharply tions volunteered by the audience tral Aneriea art Fathers Henry A. name. lo Americans. A parent who has at intermission. “ Judas is certain­ Sharpe. Fulgenee Buonanno, Auguitine walrhed with fascinated linrror an Dereau. Atoytiui A. Iloran. Chriatiao ly doing a bang-up job.” “ Joaef Sell, Bernardiae Ward. Franeia J. Ifulter. Call ui for any active boy wear a pair o f alioes be­ Meier iiaa a magnificent voice.” Jamea J. KeKee. R iv ard J. Callahan, yond repair in six weeks wonders and Malachy A. WaU. Ask About Our changes in your “ M'hal do you think about it?” just how he is going to keep the “ Uerlainly is different.” listing. MODEL youngster shod on only two pairs Perhaps a more direct reference 20,000 Welcome War a year. Although clothing ia fair­ in the prolog lo the Redemption 3k. ly plentiful here, ai compared with and ila cause might have belter Hero in Raritan, N. J. British standards, a ahortage is be­ introduced the play for ui. Lack­ CLEANERS Awning Storage Dept. ^ountain S la te i ing felt in many lines— for exam­ ing the proper invitation to par- RariUn, N. J. — Platoon Sgt. MAIN 0FnC2 AND PLANT ple, one cannot buy a pair-of chil- liripate with the cast in the enact­ John Basilone, 26, only enlisted U. Defepk one and dren’a overall* or tennis shoes for ment, we felt that the audience S. marine wearing the Congrres- 1317 BROADWAY love or money— and a marked de­ was left in the parquet and bal­ sional Medal of Honor won in D , L y o f k C terioration in q u a lity is often cony. M'hile we were still wonder­ M'orld war II, was welcomed home P h o n e K E . 6141 THE SCHAEFER TEHT & AWHIHG CO. seen. Part o f the answer lie* in ing, it became a distraction to con­ by 20,000 residents of Raritan end making over and patching of sider what the group o f children Somerville. Prior to the welcome, WE CALL * DELIVER i clothes by mother (another reason on the stage thought about when Sgt. Basilone attended Mesa in St Pre-War Quality W ork • woman with chlldroa should o M fJamoring for Um dsath o f tiw Ana’s ehorclt. 1541 Arapahoe Street

-J a PAGE TEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, Sept. 80, 1943 PUEBLO CATHOLIC HIGH PICKSin|lTl|Pfl(|il| CFTf; MONTHLY MEETING OF DCCW O fficers Chosen Cruciform I^Iedal with Transparent Plastic Cord LEADERS IN MANY ACTIVITIES!-...... HELD IN WALSENBURG PARISHPARIS By Junior CSMC Unbreakable— UntamiihabU

Walsenburg.— (St. Mary’s Par­ bel Mazzone, Mis* Margaret Fur- (Pueblo Catholic Hifh School) Mudrone and Joan Muhic. Ruth At a meeting of the CSMC of: CemklnadoR Class officers, sodality prefect Spiess captains the freshmen. Her ish)— The monthly meeting of the phy. Miss Emma Bellotti. Miss the elementary schools of Pueblo, j assistants are George Cowen, Louis DCCW was held Thursday eve­ Martha King, Mrs. Jack Turner, Scapnlu and assistants, and CSMC leaders MIraeolau Patrick, and Marion Gorshe. ning, Sept. 28, in the school li­ resident of the Senior Catholic Joanne McCarthy of Cathedral were chosen by the students of 8L Jo*tpk Robert Balleweg was named pre­ brary with the Junior Catholic Elaughters; Mrs. Anthony Perse, school was named president of the ^ Pueblo Catholic high in the past St Chrla- two weeks. fect of the sodality as a result of a IF MTFCIETItS Daughters as hostesses. Mrs. Pete president of the Tabernacle so­ junior conference. The meeting O’Rourke presided. Reports were ciety; Mrs. Joe Bon, Miss Dorothy tophar Anna Bratina, Josephine Lucero, student election last week. Nom­ was in St. Patrick’s school Sun-i inations for this and other sodality (Coniinued From La$t Page) given by the standing committees Tallman, parish correspondent for and Lawrence Mc'Grath hold the and by the various women’s organ­ day, Sept. 26. John Zupansic of. offices of president, secretary, and offices were made by the faculty. ner, who wa* owner of the the Register; Mrs. Frank Tafoya, izations of the parish. 5 0 c treasurer, respectively, of the sen­ Catherine McGann is vice pr^cct; Durango New*. Mrs. Frank Mauro, and Mrs. A. J. St. Mary’s was chosen vice presi-^ ior class. The juniors are under Leo McCarney, secretary; and The Ladies’ Altar and Rosary Mrs. O’Rourke complimented Dissler. dent; Shirley Jones of St. Fran­ the leadership of John Spiess, Irma Jane Arthur, treasurer. Com­ society meeting has been post­ the group on the war work it An increased enrollment is noted cis Xavier’s, secretary; and Rita whose cabinet consists of Irma mittee chairmen include George poned until Monday, Oct. 11, be­ is engaged in. Women of every in St. Mary’s ^ade school. Al- Lera of Sacred Heart orphanage,; Jane Arthur, Edward Pettit, and Hendricks, Eucharistic committee; cause of the DCCW convention. parish organization have been ac­ thou^rh the public schools of Huer­ treasurer. The electors included Perry Thomas. Bertha Culig holds Gloria Sirhal, literature; Edward Sanctuary'workers for October are tive in USO work and in making fano county have a lesser number delegates from Sacred Heart Ci-' Sajbel, Our Lady’s; and Mary Mrs. Vance Driscoll, Mrs. Law­ kits for the soldiers. After in the grade schools, Walsenburg’s thedral, St. Anthony’s, St. Mary’s, the presidency of the sophomore No. 68— Hand engraved Ster­ class. Other officers are Richard Hurley and Mary Fern Verlengia, rence Daveline, Mra.jTlaude Mat­ the business meeting, the Juniors Catholic school shows an increase St. Patrick’s, Sacred Heart or­ co-chairmen of publicity. tingly, Mrs. Walter Eberling, and entertained. Refreshments were oLiat least 50. More than 500 have phanage, and St. Francis Xavier’s. ling Silver Cruciform Medal The Catholic Students’ Mission Mrs. Lester Jones. Communion served by the Juniors at the con­ already been enrolled and indica­ Quarterly meetings were' with chromium finish beaded Crusade has been reorganized as a Sunday for the society will be clusion of the program. tions are that at least 26 more will planned, dates were set, and busi­ chain ...... |1.00 group functioning apart from the Oct. 3 in the 7 o’clock Mass. The A large representation of Wal­ be accepted. ness was organized in Sunday’s No. 69— Sterling .Silver hand sodality, Sarah Occhiato is its winner of the $25 merchandise senburg women attended the meeting. The first of the sessions engraved Cruciform Medal Because of the interest of stu­ with Plastic Neckcord $1.00 president; Gladys Balsick, \-ice award was Mrs. G.corge Somes of deanery meeting of the national dents in athletics, football has will be in the Cathedral school president; LaVone McDonald, sec­ 8

abel sert luncheon. After the lunch­ 9th street, is in the army air Dayit. Mre. Maybell Perltina, M ix Betty eon, members of the troop, Miss HEW • mspiKiHf • i i r o m n H The initial party of the school Mueller. Charles and Raymond Mueller. forces and is going to technical King. Mrs. Viola Ori, and Fa­ year was given-by the St. Mary! »|l of . Pu^io, _ ind" Jor»ph”'Mu<.il«r ...... - ...... in school in Wichita Fall.s, Tex. CHRIST THE SHEPHERD HOLDING THE LAMB . PTA on Thursday, Sept. 23. Prizes army ‘ In Fort Sill. Okl«. Student in Durango.— (St. Columba’s Par­ ther Newell, spiritual adviser, dis­ grade achool. I)ied Sept. 21. Requiem Lawrence Patti, son of Mr. and U REALLY and TRULY on* ol Oia mo*l BEAUTIFUl were awarded to Mrs. S. S. Wise Mast, St. Francia Xavitr'a church Sept. ish)— Forty Hours’ devotion in St. cussed plans for the coming year. Mrs. Samuel Patti of 124 Chester Columba’s church opened Tuesday, GLOWING STATUES you bav* aver taan. man, Mrs. Kay Jacklovich, Mrs. 26. Interment Mountain View. street, is in the quartermaster’s It was decided in the^ meeting that LELABAR. Frank S. of 211 N. Union. Sept. 21. with a High Mas.s at 7 Frances Dremel, Mrs. Mary Hor- division in Hawaii. Another son. the Juniors would serve as a.ssistant vat, and Mrs. Helen Ferkul. Pueblo. Died Sept. 28. Brother of Mri. o’clock followed by a procession counselors for a new organization Dora Tail and Mr«. Emma Wehater. John, is in the army air forces of the Blessed Sacrament, adora­ of girls between the ages of nine The Holy Name society will re­ PueMo: .Mr«. Anna Bradfield. Colorado in Bradley Field, Conn. Springi. and Chirle, Lelabar of Loa An­ tion throughout the day, and eve­ ceive Holy Communion in a body Miss Anne Morner, a .student and 12 in Catholic and public gela*. Requiem Ma«a. St. Patrick'* . ning devotions with a sermon by schools. Election of officers for Sunday, Oct. 3. The Holy Name church. Sept. 26. Interment Roeelawn.'jn St. Scholastica’s academy, the Rev. Clarence E. Kessler of the Juniors will be held in the pledge will be recited and after TEZAK. John of 617 E. Arroyo. visited Miss Jeanne Findle of 3l7 Puehln. Died Sept. 2S. Huehand of Mr*. Glenwood Springs. Masses on Mass a meeting will be held at W. 10th street for a few days. month of October. Katherin* Teiak and father of .Mr*. Wednesday were at 6:30 and 7:30. which the main business will be Baptized Sept. 25 was Albert Mary Patrick. Mrt. Catherine Patrick. Adoration continued throughout ^ the election of officers for the Miaee* Ann. France*. Olga, and Dorothy Robert Madrid, son of Mr. and the day with a sermon in the eve-i ensuing year. Tetak, all of Pueblo; and four *on» in Mrs. Henry Madrid of 2910 army lervice: Sgt. John Tetak. Phoenix, ning by the Rey. Harold Gleason Mr. and Mrs. Joe Krall received Grand avenue. The sponsors were Aril.: Pfc. Lloyd Tetak. Spokane. Waih.; of Walsenburg. Masses on Thurs­ Brookside Parish You receive a feeling of COMFORT and dupposc you stay up too late tonight. word that their son, Sgt. Edward CpI. Joeeph Teiak. Alaika: and William Carlo Flores and Fidelia Ortiz. eat indUcreetly, overindulge in drink or i Krall, arrived somewhere., in In- Tetak in Libya. Member of Holy Trinity Baptized Sept. 26 was Susan day were at 6:30 and High Mass RELAXATION as the GLOWS of the Altar lodge, at 7 :30. The closing devotion was penetrate the darkness of your home. Altar emoke, or suppose you are under-con- I dia. His brother. Pvt. Albert BUCCI. Michele of Coal Creek. Colo., Catherine Baker, daughter of Mr. atant strain... you just jbiop. excess add Krall, is with the engineers in where he we* a pioneer reiident. Uncle at 7:.30 p.m. with the sermon by 7" high. and Mrs. William Baker of 2415 the Rev. John J. Kelley of will cause distress and loss of sleep . -. .Australia. Another brother, Sgt. of Mr*. Frank Tieone of Lincoln Park. Green.swood street. The sponsors Sodality Meets Requiem M ax *ung by the Rev. Floriin In every home this DETVOUT SYMBOL so Raymond Krall, is at Peterson were T. G. McCarthy, Jr., and Pueblo. If you don’t do something about it! Bate*. O.S.B.. In St. Michael'* church, marvelously designed and executed will Field, Colorado Springs. i 'Canon City, Sept. 26. Mrs. Alice Ward. k wire received from Collin Mc­ But how easy it is to bound out of Brookside. — Immaculate Con­ give a vivid visualization oi the true beauty Mr. and Mrs. Anton Brumjack Gregor. eldest son of Mrs. Anna bed in the morning tust bubbling over McGregor of Durango, states that ception sodality held the Septem­ of your faith. with that glorious freshness that makes have three sons in the armed ber meeting Thursday evening. forces. Robert, the youngest, en­ he has been promoted to the rank you feel good all sver. PRIESTS OF GRAND JUNCTION of commander in the navy. Mrs. Sept. 23, in the church, with 10 IIEU IIFT IIDIVIDVILLY HXEI listed in the navy last week. An­ members present. Joe Tisone pre­ Just ask for PhilUpd Milk of Magnesia i Collin McGregor, who is with her other son, William, now in North sided over the meeting, and Father at any drug store today. It’a an OVER­ -Africa, is with the coast artillery. husband in Rhode Island, will re­ SPECIAL DEANERY TO CONVENE OCT. 5 turn to Durango about Oct. 2. Florian Bates, O.S.B., gave a talk. N IG H T route to bright mornings— a A third son, Stanley, is in the navy Plans were made for various proj­ COUPON f'Milky Way to Morning Freshness.” at Farragut, Ida. Mrs. Carl Schoenberger and SENJilOMQNEY Grand Junction.— The priests Butte; Father Joseph Minot, younger children are leaving soon ects to be carried out the coming OFFER Take it tonight, according to the di- I William Walter, Jr., son of Mr. otmki of the Grand Junction deanery Delta; Father Joseph Segoum, to join Mr. Schoenberger in year. i TMI MUOIOUS HOUSI OlfT TSK EDE C / PMiPTiy I rections. And tomorrow,sec how much 'and Mrs. W. W. Bradish, Sr., was Mrs. James Y’uill of Santa Mon­ I )1| %. MAIMT IT« CHICAGO A. ILL will have their annual conference Montrose; Father Daniel O’Con­ Helper, Utah. The three older PtMM Mnd lb# laUowing AU. LUM> brighter the whole tsforld seems tr be. j baptized on Sunday, Sept. 26. at 2 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 6, in the nell. Gunnison; and Father Nicho- children, who are in high school ica, Calif., has gone to Denver INOU8 r#liglout vtid## cb#cktd b#- Sponsors were Jack Paulovec and low. I wUl’par paotmaii. plua poal- rectory. The following priests be­ la.s Bertrand, (*rand Junction. here, will remain in theiV °home!^f‘ " aoa. upon artIraL (II you aand lamUtaoca wim oioai i ni. How lhi» "Doublt-Freshener" |zita Jacketta. long to tha Grand Junction dean­ with Mrs. Rose Jacques during the,;Mr*- «gna J n ItElIGIOUS HOUSE PAYS ALL poataga chatq>aJ Monay back quatinlx wiihln 5 daya II not works its overnight wonders ' ------The junior and senior Young arhnnl vpar Denver, Mr.s. Yuill will visit her complataly Mtielwd. ery: Father Denis O’Begley, St. Ladies’ sodalities of St. Joseph's school year. Mary’s hospital. Grand Junction; Sammy McCormick celebrated his husband, Pfc. James Y’uill, who □ GLOWING CHRIST THE SHEPHERD WITH LAMB $1.98 (ANY J 10 IT ALKALIZES almoitlnitontly...«waaI«ni I Vin|/f2|#| NnVAIIf) church met Wednesday evening, □ GLOWING HOME ALTAR WITH GUARDIAN ANGEL $1.98 lot *3.75) odd wurneu, thof causal itomach dli- I 1 1 U l l U C i * ! l l V V d l Q Father Emil Eckert, Paonia. Fa­ 14th birthday on Saturday by in­ is in training in Lowry Field, Sept 22, in the school hall for a Denver. Both Mr. and Mrs. Y'uill trau.heartbuni,gai.-.andreslleunlghli. IfT a ll /\ A ther Francis Faistl, Grand Junc­ watermelon fiesta, viting a number of friends to his I NAME------—------tion; Father Joseph Kane, Fruita; home in the Animas valley. G am es I'"^re formerly engaged in news- I ADDHEB- JOS_ 2 . A AAIID LAXATIVE to gentle thof with- | \Yll| ^|0S6 UCta J Father Thomas Forrest, Crested St. Joseph’s Altar society held were enjoyed, after wW h I P«Pey "'ork with the Sa«(a .Monica ' out any thought of embarrassing urgerfcy, ' OTY____ -STATE. its first meeting Thursday, Sept cream and cake were served by his Gazelle. you can toke It o n y time- 23, in the home of Mrs. H. J. Mi.ss Theresa Aprato and Miss AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT...ORDER NOW FOR THE HOLIDAYS Elder, 428 White avenue, with mother. Mrs. Steve McCormick 25-^ —4 31^ Trinidad. — (Our Ladj*'of Mt. Mr. and Mrs. John Gallavan of Lucille Silva, Brookside teachers, Carmel Parish) — A novena in African Missions Mrs. Frank Dean and Mrs. Joe were among those who attended 50; — 12 Of. White assisting. The yearbooks Denver are here to visit Mr. Gal- honor of Our Lady of the Holy lavan’s brother, Richard Gallavan, the first meeting of the Fremont compiled by Mrs. Celeste Werth ntliltpi MlUoi' ^ognetla Rosary began in Mt. Carmel and family. County Teachers’ association in toblvl fornn ai church on Sept. 25 and will close In Dire Distress were distributed. Canon City. %ell oiliQu'd. Hondv box Those sick in the parish are re- Catholic Sait IDelfare A$$ociation otiob'ettldool for pockot on the solemnization of the Feast An Italian dinner will be served Miss Jean Moshetti is now em­ or pv<’4«. of the Holy Rosarj' on Oct. 3. |on Oct. 17. Mrs. Fasiano is chair- recovering ployed driving a truck for the Mott Rav. Franpla J. Spallman, D.D., President 30 TABLETS 25^ Mass VL-ith special prayers for the St. Louis.— (Special) Extreme' man. Standard Oil Co. in Berkeley, Rev. Them’it J. MeMehon, S.T.D., Netlonil Secretiry novena is celebrated each morn­ want in African missions is de- k novena in honor_____ of______the Little___ Calif. Rev. Joeeph J. Tennant, S.T.D., Aieletant Secretary ing at 7:30. In the evening scribed in letters to the Sodality i Flower was started in St. Joseph’s Miss Mary Colarelli, who was there are Rosary, instruction, ser­ of St. Peter Claver, 3624 W. Pine parish Saturday. Sept. 25, and Parish Children formerly employed in the Colo­ Victory’s Crown in Mary’s Hand mon, and Benediction of the boulevard, which gathers and I will close Sunday, Oct. 8, the rado hospital in Canon City, has October ii the month of the Holy Rotary. Recite it every day. Blessed Sacrament at 7 p.m. transmits donations for religious i Feast of the Little Flower, gone to Seattle, Wash., where she Than have Matt offered by our miteionsries in honor of Our Lady Father Felix S. Ziccardi, S.J.. work on the Dark continent. The I Forty Hours’ devotion in St plans to make her home. o f tha Rotary. , expects a larger number of people reasons for the sufferings are the' Joseph’s will begin on Oct. 3 with Pvt. Martin Oberto is now sta­ weather, but of opposite kinds — High Mass at 10 o’clock, followed In Public School to attend the services this year tioned with an M.P. platoon on LEPANTO WON, HOLY FACES than in the past, in order that cloudbursts in one section and by a procession. Father Minot will one of the islands of the Hawaiian drought in another. ANOTHER COMING? In all Eastern chapels there are they may make a sincere appeal preach on Sunday night; Father group. pictures of the saints. They call to to the Supreme Ruler of the Uni­ Sister Balduina, a Precious O’Begley on Monday: and Father The name of John Silengo has “ October 7, somewhere in the Mediterranean: Invasion fleet 6n mind the works of God’s great ones. PHILLIPS verse through the Blessed .Mother Blood nun in St. Gabriel’s mission. Segourn of Montrose on Thursday To Be Instructed been added lo the honor roll. He Five Dollars will buy a large pic­ way to Europe. Fierce sea battle for a termination of human South Africa. wTites that the mis­ night. Solemn Benediction will be Ls the son of Mr. and Mrs. John ture for use in these chapels. If raging at Lepanto against onrush- hatred and hostility. sion lost its 15 cows from the "jig­ given every evening, B. Silengo and is now a private you give one, you will be remem- (Continued From Last Page) ing Mohammedan Turks. If Chris­ MILK” MAGNESIA gers,” a calamity, for the sale of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Withrow, in the mirines. He is stationed bereci in the prayers of the peo­ The subject matter of the ser­ duty with the navy. Both are tians are beaten, the Pope will mons treats of the Rosary and the milk was the only source of income. Grand Junction, received informa­ in a marine base in San Diego, ple every day. mysteries that especially concern .And then came cloudbursts with tion concerning the prison camp in stationed aboard a battleship. Calif., where he will undergo wear the turban instead of the the Blessed Mother. hail to ruin the fields and destroy which their son. John Withrow, Frank is in the signal corps and seven weeks of recruit training. tiara, and the Koran will take the EMPTY HOUSE crops. Conditions have become so|i.s interned in Italy. A letter from Henry is with a gun crew. place of the Bible in Catholic Eu­ Once a chapel is built it must bad that the school was closed be-Vthe Apostolic Delegate to the .Miss Carmelia Tisone left rope." So might have run the head­ NEW CATALOG OF Your Purchase of Mar Bonds have certain furnishings before it cause there was no food for the;United States tells that John is in Pueblo for Cincinnati, 0., to enter line, if there had been newspapers and .Stamp* Help* Secure Y'our is fit to be opened for worship. The RELIGIOUS GOODS children. The Bishop is unable tojCamp 59, military post 3300. and Mt. St. Joseph’s college. Miss CLASSIFIED ADS in 1$71. The Christians 'Von the minimum requirements are an Future. JUST OFF THE PRESS help. More than $1,000 Is needed I encloses forms by which the fbmily Tisone was graduated Sept. 8 National rata Z5c par word par Utuo: mim- decisive battle of Lepanto. The altar, with crucifix and candle­ A b«*Qtiful Itnf of Chriitmii Gift luceMUon* from the Selon School of Nursing menace of Islam to Europe was lt«ai for SrrrieA Men «nd Womtn ir« eon- to buy the essential supplies for may communicate with him. mum 12 worda. If four or mora oonaaeuttra sticks, altar linens, vestments, Mis- UiSMl In nor new rtulnc cf Rrliileu* Goodt the mission. j Mrr. Anello Arcieri, Grand in Colorado Springs. She received tsauM era o»ad. tha rata la 20a par word par no more. .sal, and chalice. These can be pro­ All are in Ktnck rcarly for immediaui ablpmt^t SERVICE MEN a scholarship to the Cincinnati col­ ixtM. Parnant muat accompanr all ordara f>e In nr atimps to eorer coat el Sister Louise Emmanuel, Houms-! Junction, recently received a box Ada racairad on Uondar will appaar la tha Y'et Islam still has its stronghold vided for $122. God cannot dwell fcandHne revier mission. Southwest Africa,!from her husband, Cpl. Anello lege. In addition to attending the laaua prmUd for tba (ollowlnf waak- Ray’s Photo 8*rvie*. Dspt iS-P. La Cross* dred and Fifty Dollars will.build York department of education for Witeonsia M. Sgt. Robert W. Rush is now CERE-CLOTH a chapel for them. THE SACRED HEART the relipous instruction of chil­ London.— Benedictines will re­ in New Caledonia, one of the U. S. ROLLS bKVELOPED — Two bsaotlful The linen cloth which covers the dren. Doubl* Weight Professional Enlargsmsnta. FIRST FREEDOM A Fountain turn after the war to the ancient army posts in the South Pacific. S Never Fad* Deckle Edge Prints, 26c. altar was formerly called a “ cere­ MASS LEAGUE Priory of Pluscarden, Morayshire, He is with an ordnance unit. Sgt. CENTURY PHOTO SERVICE. La Cross*. cloth” because it was covered with “ You Should know the truth, and Liberty Ship Is Named Scotland, the first time a religious Rush, the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Wisconsin. wax to keep dampness from pene­ the truth will make you free.” Our Da memb«n (both llvins and decaaMd) Of Blessin|{! trating. The Latin word for wax missionary priests and sisters thira in tba rich apliitual bcntflla of a For Patrick C. Boyle community has occupied the build­ Nelson of Pueblo, formerly lived SITUATION WANTED—FEMALE litM laid dally, to tba and of dm*, m- 300 Massei Annually ing since pre-Reformation monks here and was assistant manager of is “ cera.” The (Church requires cer­ spread the truth through the cate­ (kiTsniH*. Catholic, axpsrisnesd, matura. chism. Won’t you send us Ten Dol­ pecUlb (or the membora o( tba Laa>giM lived there. an auto supply company. Also Tiainsd Praetlcal Nurss-corapanlon, tain cloths on every altar. In the For information writoi for the living and deceased Near East the sisters cut and sew lars for a hundred catechisms? members of the Union of Baltimore.—Named for Patrick Pluscarden was founded in 1280 Bernard Zabruski, son of Mrs. Masseuse, cultured, experienced, unsneum- THE PRIESTS OP THE 8A(mED bared. Pleas* give dstaila la first letter. them. Five Dollars buys enough DURING OCTOBER, EVERY Masses. Dues 25c each person. C. Boyle, Irish-born Pennsylva­ by the Valliicaulian monks. The Mike Zabruski, is home from HEART. Sacred Raart Miuton Hoiua. nian who became one of the leading Benedictines went then in 1454, Salina, Kans., on furlough. Box B-7S2, THE REGISTER, Danrer, Colo. cloth for an altar. MEMBER GET A MEMBER Stik Maria. OL (NfTtr to b« rtotwfd.) ENROLL. TOUR SOLDIER BOT8. technical writers of the oil indus­ but left about 100 yean later and Mrs. D. G. Hayes spent Sept. OLD COLD WANTED try, a maritime commission Liberty it passed to secular ownership. 11^ 22 in Denver visiting" her son. St. Peter Claver Sodality GOLD IS6 OUNCE. WANTED OLD GOLD. ••nd t l eemimmlostlom to ship was christened in the Beth- was restored by the late Marquess Pic. Elmo Hayes of the air forces, SILVER. Ship watehM. gold tseth, riaca, Patronize These Firm*. They for the African Missions lehcm-Fairfield shipyards here by of Bute, and Lord Colum Crichton who was on his way to a new im e)ry. ritaint. etc., aor eonditioa. Alto Are Co-operaiM ig With Your DEPARTMENT B proxy for Mr. Boyle’s daughter, Stuart, youngest brother of the assignment He had been stationed diamonds, amber beads, camcoa, Caah rt- Catholic *riear East COelfare Association tS2t W. Plat Bird. 8t Loali. Ha. turn nu ll Batutactioa or artklsa raturaod. Paper. Mrs. Helen Boyl$ Lauinger^of Marquess, is transferring It to the in Salt Lake City after a period Eldrtd'i Jswalrr Salvage Sarriea, Box $07, Tttlsa. Okla. Benedictine monks oi Prinknuh* of training in Atlantis (}ity, N. J. Oapa*. N. X. 480 Lexington Ave. at 46th St. Mew Xofh 17g M. X*

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t^Th«rs3ay/^=Sept. 80, 1948 Office, 988 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE ELEVEN Bishop Wiliging Urges Observance Sunday i Former Abbey Student DR. STEPHEN TATSUNOSUKE IS TAKEN BY DEATH Mission Nun’s LsHors Is Missing in Action Koep Corporal Happy Of Catechetical Day Throughout Diocese Holly. — Dr. Stephen Tatsuno- Dr. Tatsunosuke is survived by camp. on Monday, Sept 27. .1 Lik ^V Capt. Michael H. Smithwick, 22, suke of ^ the Japanese relocation his wife, Mary, and .three daugh­ Burial was made in Calvary • Cleveland.—Wounded ’a second - cemetery, Los.Angeles, Calif. former student of Holy Cross ab­ center in Amache died on Thurs­ ters, Iko Madeline, Takaka Claire, time by Japanese bullets, Cpl. Vin- (Continutd From Loot Page) They must be taught to love prayer I and by praying to the Author Father Maher’s brotbeg, ‘ Ray bey, Canon City, is missing in ac­ day, Sept. 23. Born in Chila, and Teruko Cecilia. Iko and cent E. Robatin writes from the sects to draw away, especially our and the sacraments as means to *"4 Finisher of our faith to Maher, is at present visiting in tion over Europe, according to Japan, Aug. 2, 1880, he and his Teruko are at present enrolled in South Pacific to his parents here Mexican and Spanish-American salvation, and to love the Church, strengthen the faith in their hearts the rectory. our God-given medium of salva­ and to nourish it in the hearts of •*ord received in the school from wife were converts to the Church, Webster colle||e, Webster Groves, that his chance acquaintance with people, from the arms o f their Beginning Sept 22, the children tion. Once the faithful rightly un­ their children. the War department. The young being baptized March 21, 1948, Mo. ' a of the third and fourth m d e s a’ nun in the Honolulu Maryknoll •'Spiritual Mother, They are being' derstand the beauty and truth of Very sincerely yours in Christ, officer it the sixth alumnus of the and making their First Holy Com­ The Rosary was recited the eve­ in the public school w ill-b» re­ Mission house has done more than enticed by material baubles, by the Church, to love the peace that munion the following day. He ♦ JOSEPH CLEMENT school to become a war casualty. ning of Sept. 28 in the Catholic leased one hour per week for re­ anything else to boost his morale. empty promises, and by deceptive prayer and the sacraments bring to was graduated from the dental chapel in Amache. Requiem Mass ligious instruction. The Cstholic WILLGING, Hin parents live in Palm Springs, She writes to him regularly since calumnies. Others are falling' away the soul, no proselytizing power on college of the University of was celebrated by the Rev. Mi­ children will be instructed in S t ha left Hawaii and gives him because the seed of Christ's doc­ earth can cause them to stray, or Bishop of Pueblo. Calif. Southern California in 1907. chael Maher, chaplain of the Joseph’s church “ great spiritual help.” trine has fallen on impoverished to accept the husks for the life- soil. Those of American and other giving grain. The forces of evil nationalities are becoming, or have are surrounding us on every hand, become, “indifferent because they augmenting the interior rebellion have been insufficiently instructed of the concupiscences and the pride o r because their faith is being: of life. It takes a strong, virile smothered by worldly ambitions soul not to be contaminated and and their morals have become overwhelmed. That strength can weakened by being: infected with come only through grace, that the paganism that surrounds them grace which is faith in the living everywhere. There must be a bet­ God and His one, true Church. ter understanding of the truths of As officers in God’s spiritual faith on the part of all, and a army, priests, religious women, and greater relish for the beauty of parents must marshal all their Catholic morality. “ 0 how beau­ forces to protect themselves and tiful is the chaste generation with their charges against a crafty, un­ glory.” scrupulous, and withal zealous Without knowledge there can be enemy. Those are they whom I no love, no spiritu^ life or vigor. Jesus Christ describes in the Phar­ Without that love which gives di­ isees who “ traverse sea and land vine life, any soul will become the to make one convert, and when he victim of spiritual disease and has become one you make him two­ death; without the resistance of fold more a son of perdition than spiritual vitality, ,qny soul, can yourselves” (Matt, xxiii, 16), easily be infected with the poison Parents, therefore, if they wish to of heresy both in the intellectual save their children to the faith and and in the moral order. Every discharge their grave responsibility sacrifice must be made by the to God, must see to the religious; clergy and the laity to break to instruction of their children by - all the faithful, and especially to teaching them what they can at i the children, the life-giving bread home and sending them to Catholic j of Christ’s doctrine. Like the schools where such exist, or having i .\postles, they must be obedient to them attend regularly the classes Christ’s command to distribute the of religious instruction where loaves to the hungering multitude. Catholic schools are not available. There is no human value greater Parents themselves must better than that b f saving man’s immor­ understand their faith by reading tal soul. Parents must be re­ regularly religious papers and minded again and again that they books, and seeking instruction are God’s instruments, not only of from their clergy. Pastors will pro-creation, but also an^l par­ provide better opportunities for ticularly of the salvation of their their people to become more thor­ children, and they must use every oughly informed about the doc­ means in their power to have their trines of the Church and the religi­ children carefully and thoroughly- ous needs of the day by establish­ instructed in the faith. ing discussion clubs, and by urg­ It is not sufficient, however ing the men and women of their that young or old merely know parish to join them. The laity the doctrines of the Church. should be eager to take member­ Knowledge alone will not save ship in these discussion groups in them to God’s kingdom on earth order to learn more about the or in heaven, ‘‘Bp ye doers of the worthwhile things of life. word, and not hearers only, de­ Such are the purposes of Cate-j ceiving your own selves.” Knowl­ chetical Sunday. That it may be edge is meant only to lead to love fruitful of goo4 in every parish,! and to service. They must be our people are asked to implore; taught to love—to love God above God’s blessing upon it by devoutly all things and all things in God. receiving Communion on that day. THOUSANDS EXPECTED FOR • FIELD MASS THIS SUNDAY

(Continued From Last Page) Joseph Neary, Charles Herder, and age are Ray Cardinaz, Ignatius Salvador Velasco. The members Bravdica, Jim Smith, Bernard of the boy’s choir are: John Lacy, Smith, Angus Roger, Norman Frank Kinnaird, Louis Valdez, Roger, John Duran, Ray Velas­ Frank Lopez, Paul Lucero, Arthur quez, Eli Rael, Henry Kiefer, Bud Lucero, Sammy Mitchell, Robert Cunningham, George Hernandez, Click, Leo Sanchez, Anthony Gerald Smith, Wilfred Arguella, Mulay, James Carson, Charles Benito Ruybal, Donald Sewald, Granata, John Mastrini, Billy Tal- Melicio Lopez, William Gallegos, ban, Andrew Kerestine, Richard Joseph Orduna, John Whitten, Montoya, Joseph Bell, Frank Cis­ Jack Savage, Roman Mondragon, neros, Wilford Cruz, Walter Eber- Jim Stoeber, and Donald Duran. ling, Paul Flores, Robert La Foe, Gilbert Martinez, Aurelia, Rami­ Officers of Mass rez, Pasqual Rebels, Edward San- Are Given tistivan, John Trujillo, Jessie Du­ rant, Thomas Hausman, John Hud­ The officers of the Mass, a.s son, Leo Lepsky, Anastaicio Ur- announced in last week’s Register, rutia, and Gilbert Zamora. follow; Celebrant, the Most Rev. Profram Announced N Bishop Joseph C. Wiliging; as­ sistant priest, the Very Rev. Alo- The following musical program ysius J. Miller, Vicar General; has been arranged: Processional deacons of honor, the Very Rev. “ Hail Holy Queen' Enthroned Above,” Si. Gregory Hymnal; In- Thomas J. Wolohan, rector of the Cathedral, and the Rev, John B. troit, Gregorian, Fathers Charles Liciotti; deacon of the Mass, the J. Murray, S.J., and Anthony Rev. John J. Kelley, Chancellor: Roitz. O.S.B.; Kyrie, Men’s choir: subdeacon of the Ma.ss, the Rev. Offertory, Gregorian; solo, tenor Francis J. Wagner, assi.stant rec­ solo, bass and tenors duet, and trio tor of the Cathedral; masters of (with boys), “ Ave Maris Stplla," ceremonies, the Rev. Justin Mc- Rosewig; S a net us, Benedictus, Kernan, O.S.B., and the Rev. Wil­ men’s and boys’ choirs combined; liam D. McCarthy; charters, the Agnus Dei, Men’s choir; Commun­ Rev. Anthony Roitz, O.S.B., and ion, Gregorian; and recessional, the Rev. Charles J. Murray, S.J. “ May Jesus Christ Be Praised,” Combined Choirs St. Gregory Hymnal. Guards, Ushers Named To Sing Members of the Fourth Degree .’llusic for the Mass will be fur­ assembly, K. of C., will form the nished by the Knights of Columbus guard of honor, and the ushers sponsored men’s choir combined will be third degree K. of C. Be­ with the boys' choir from Sacred fore the sermon the act of con­ Heart Cathedral. Mrs. Francis secration of the human race to the Buser will direct both organiza­ Immaculate Heart of Marv will be tions. The boys’ choir has been read by the Bishop. This prayer trained by Sister Francis Clair of was composed by PopePc Pius“ XII. ■ “ the Cathedral school. The Mass to be celebrated will The members of the men’s choir be the Mass for the feast of the arc; Basses and baritones, Stephen Most Holy Rosary. This feast Whalen, Glen Sutton, James Shee­ is identical with the Feast of Our han. Robert Balleweg, Charles Lady of Victory, since both were Mastrini, Eugene Lippis, Tom established to commemorate the Sullivan, Frank Carroll, Bill victory of the Christians over the Lloyd, Austin Spitzer, and Edward Turks in the naval battle of Le- Flanigan; tenors, John Pagano, panto in 1871. m m We Can

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Parish Property Descendants of Notable People bjr ihe National Catholic Community 'lub«.«. Annual Convention Service Hhen Myle* J. Standith o f St. Paul, Minn., an aviation cadet and a (treal-grand»on o f hi* Bishop j : C. Willging narae«ake of early Colonial day*, wa* introduced by Sylvia Dailey to Pvt. Joaeph Auguftu* Thunder of In Canon City Is p e*"! iireat-grandion o f Augii*tu« Welby Puttin, renowned Catholic artiat and deaigner o f the House o f Par­ liament in Ijondon, who al»o i* credited with designing the Gothic style o f Ma»* vestment* now in use Of DCCW in Pueblo Being Improved throughout the Latin Church. Mi»« Dailey it director o f the Kansas G ty USO-iNCCS club.______To Officiate in Rite ... Canon City. — (St. Michael's Parish) — A number of property In Pneblo City Park To Be Held O ct. 4 improvements are under way in St. Michael’s parish, under the di­ rection o f the Rev. Justin Mc- Keman, O.S.B., the pastor, and Aclivilies Will Open With Mass Gelebraled by the Rev. Florian Bates, O.S.B., Catholic Groups Gofoperaling to Make Event assistant pastor. Bishop Willging in Gaihedral; Entire An area around the front step* Outstanding; Intention Is for Peace, leading to the church proper is being cemented for a walkway Program Is Presented and parking. A new rear porch Men in Service has been added to the rectory; The complete program for the first annual convention the rectory grounds have been Thousands of Catholic men, women, and children are of the Pueblo Diocesan Council of Catholic Women to be leveled off and the new landscape expected to be present in the Pueblo City park on Sunday, ing includes large shrubbery. held Oct. 4 in,Pueblo follows: In the school, new lavatories Oct. 3, when the Most Rev. Joseph C. Willging, Bishop of 9 a.m.— Mass in the Sacred Heart Pueblo, starts to celebrate the Solemn Pontifical Field Mass Cathedral to be celebrated by have been constructed and paint­ the Most Rev. Joseph C. W’ill- ing and decorating have freshened at 11 a.m. All the Catholic organizations of the city are Special Novena ging, Bishop of Pueblo. the appearance oi the building. co-operating with the local council of the Knights of Co­ Next spring. Father Justin 10:30 a.m.— Business meeting in plans to sow new grass in the lumbus, under whose sponsorship the event is taking place, h Inaugurated the Cathedral hall with Mrs. C. parkings around the church. to insure a large congregation for this outdoor demonstra­ C. Bellinger, diocesan presi­ Study Club Seaton Opens tion of faith. dent, presiding. The Ave Maria study club The Mass will take place in the In St. Leander’s Invocation a n d welcome, the opened the new program by hold­ bandstand of the park, and there Very Rev. Thomas J. Wolohan. ing the first fall meeting Monday is ample space for a large congre­ Thomas Addiego Announcements and reading of evening. Sept. 20, in the home gation in thi.s spot. The Catholic (St. Leander’i Parish, Pueblo) reports. of Mrs. Vincent Donahue. Those men of the air base are being in­ New tirector of A special novena to the Little 12:30 p.m.—Luncheon Vail hotel. present were Mmes. Margreth vited to attend by their chaplain, Flower was started in Si. Lean­ Address, “ The Purpose of Dioc­ Gori.s, Mary Scavarda, J. Frances [ C [ J S St. Leander’s Parishioner Lt. James Haggerty. Chaplain der’s church Sunday. Sept. 26. esan Councils,” Lt. James Hag­ Wildgen, Agnes Hayes, and Dona- Haggerty will deliver the sermon, The novena is for peace and for gerty, C ath olic chaplain of lue; Misses Inez Egner, Louise entitled “ The Spiritual Front.” USO in Pueblo the safety of our boys and girls Pueblo air base. Giovannini, Katherine Giovannini, The purpose of the Mass is to pray Address, the Most Rev. Joseph and Josie Roche. Business and Pueblo Deanery President for peace and victory and for the in the service. The short evening ■ThoiiiHs J. .Addiego will succeed services are at 7:30. C. Willging, Bishop of Pueblo. social plans for the year were dis­ welfare of all those in the nation’s cussed, and a social hour followed. Stephen Whalen as director of the Pupils oV St. Leander’s school 2:30 p.m.— Cathedral hall. armed forces, especially for the “ The Catholic Parent-Teacher The hostess served refreshments. Mrs. Margaret Sollee of St. Le- total of S232.60 from the efforts sei-vicc men and women from Pueblo USO club on Friday, Oct. hive .started the drive for the sale The next meeting will be held Oct. of war stamps and bonds. They Program,” the Rev. Hubert M. ander's parish was elected presi­ of the women of the Pueblo dean­ homes in Pueblo and Southern i, according to word from Morris are also starting the collection of Newell, diocesan superintendent 4. O f C I l U C H T O dent of the Pueblo deanery, ery. Colorado. V. Murphy, regional supervisor of Plans were made for a team to canceled stamps for the missions. of schools. Card Club Hat Party DCCW, in a meeting held in tbe John Hamrick, member of the the NCOS in Washington, D. C. “ Our Youth Problem,” the Rev. Mrs. Otto Anna and Mrs. Harry Cathedral hall work in the Community Chest Fourth Degree Knights of Colum­ The winner in the stamp collection For some time Mr. Whalen has will have the privilege of naming William D. McCarthy, superin- Van Alstyne were hostesses to (Sacred Heart Cathedral Parith, Sept. 20, She drive and the deanery voted to bus, is chairman in charge of ar­ the pagan baby dendent of Pueblo Catholic high the Catholic Ladies’ Card club in Puebla) succeeds Mrs. jiurchase a $100 war bond and a rangements. Mis.* Jeanne Findle. been interested in the Southwest school. St. Michael’s hall Sept. 23, when Vance J. Dris- tuberculosis bond. The Very The Mass for the boys in the The full parochial program of president of the Cathedral Altar and as a result he is transferring “ NCCW Com m ittee System,” they presided over a party. There coll. Rev. Thomas J. Wolohan and the ser^nce was requested on Tuesday catechetical instruction is pro­ society, is designing and directing to San .-(ntonio, where he will con­ Mrs. Thomas A. Garrison of were 30 women present, and vari­ According to Rev. Urban Schnitzhofer, O.S.B., the installation of the altar dec­ of the present week by Charles vided for in the Cathedral parish. tinue to engage in NCUS work. Golden. ous games were played. Mrs. E. This program embraces; the reports read addressed the women on the dioc­ orations. Joseph Neary is in charge Moore. The theme of the convention J. Bower won first prize in con­ in the meeting, esan convention on Oct. 4. 1) Sunday catechetical instruc­ of publicity. Mr. Addiego conies to Pueblo A Young People’s club will be will be “ Safeguarding the Home.” tract; Mrs. Sue Marshall in auc­ more than 45,000 A vote of thanks was given to organized in St. Leander’s Friday tion of adults. A sermon each 'Ci/TSs Twenty-four altar boys from from Kansas, where he was direc­ All Catholic women are wel­ tion; and Miss Theresa Wolgam- hours have been Mrs. Vance J. Driscoll,' the retir­ Sacred Heart home will take part Oct. 1, at 8 p.m. The first meet wood in 500. The hostes.ses served Sunday evening on the articles of tor of two dubs at the same time come and urged to be in attend­ donated to the Red Cross,, the ing president, -and to the other in the procession. The minor of­ ing will be held in the school light refreshments at the close of faith, moral precepts, or means USO, and other war activities by retiring officers. in Hays and Kussrll. After com­ ance for each of the sessions. of salvation. fices will be filled by the altar building. the game. the women within the past year* Besides Mrs. Sollee, other of­ pleting an extensive training 2) Instructions for inquirers. boys of St. Patrick's parish, Ed­ Mrs. Howard Barger and Miss Mrs. Edwin Jermance was host­ Outstanding among the reports ficers elected for the coming year ward Pettit, cyosier-bearer; Leo course under the NCOS in New Leona Herder, members of the Pueblo Hospital Group ess to members of the W. S. club These instructions are given in was that of the Catholic Benefit re Mrs. Isabelle L,\’rich, vice presi­ her home Thursday evening. the rectory twice a week. McCarney. miter-bearcr; Richard York city in March of this year, he literature and libraries committee hop at 129 South Union, which dent; Mrs. A. P. Hind.s, secretary; Mudrone, book-bearer: Fred Heg- of the parish council, are collect­ To Hold Meeting Oct. 5 Sept, 16, when she sponsored 3) Instructions in religion for showed that large cash contribu­ .Mrs. Earl Butler, treasurer; Mrs. was assigned as rinb director in the ing magazines and religious papers scavenger hunt and a social eve­ the parochial school. The Sisters tions have been made to the chil­ J. Tyson, auditor; and Mrs. above mentioned Kansas commun- of Loretto principally have to be distributed to camps and ning. dren’s ward of St. Mary’s hospital. Nick Giaratanno, historian. ities. hospitals. The S e 1 0 n auxiliary of St Frank Konte, seaman first catechetical instruction daily. In addition, numerous articles of Mary’s hospital, Pueblo, will hold On Friday, Sept. 24, St. Lean- class, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank 4) The activities of the Con­ clothing were donated to needy Han Fine Record its quarterly meeting in the hos­ der's football team was defeated Konte, and Henry Blatnick, sea­ fraternity of Christian Doctrine. persons, and magazines and books pital on Tuesday, Oct. 5, at 1 p.m *aonia Parish As Administrator by Mt. Carmel. 26 to 6. St. Lean­ man first class, son of Mrs. Mar>‘ This program embraces: were sent to the USO and the der’s is playing St. Mary’s Friday, Members of St. Patrick’s unit will Blatnick, have left to return to A) Catechetical instruction for Colorado State hospital. This shop An oiitstaiiding Catholic lay­ (TumfnPagelO— Column 5) Oct. 1, on the St. Leander grounds. be hostesses. elementary school children at­ solicits contributions of old cloth­ man, he conies to Pueblo with a Our Lady of Victory circle of tending the public schools.— “ Sun­ ing, furniture, and all kinds of Improvements reputation as a fine administrator St. Leander’s school met in the day school” is conducted by the discarded articles. and hard worker. He is a gradu­ home of Mrs. Lee Murphy on Bishop Urges Observance Sisters of Loretto after the 9 The war stamp drive for the ate of New York university, where Thursday afternoon. Sept. 23. o’clock Mass. benefit of the National Catholic Are Completed he starred in football ana base- Since it was the hostess’ birthday, B) Religious discussion clubs School of Social Service netted ball. .After graduation and post­ the members planned a handker­ for adult groups. The leaders are Paonia.— The annual improve­ graduate work he coached a foot­ chief shower in her honor. Mrs. Clarence Bellinger, Mrs. Roy ment program for the church, ball team in Queens, N. Y. From Of Catechetical Sunday 19.34 to 1943 he was resource con­ The regular meeting of St. Glasgow, a n d Mrs. Lawrence clubhouse, driveway, and parish Langdon. Parish Children grounds has been brought to a sultant for the department of wel­ Lucy's circle of St. Leander’s fare in New York city. As a re­ school was held in the home of The following letter regarding Piu* XI to emphasize the gn^eat C) Religious instruction for close by the planting of a new public high school student*. These sult of this experience, Mr. Ad­ Mrs. Ludwig Muhic Thursday the observanct of Catcchetic^ need in our day of a better under­ lawn west of the rectory. To a Sunday, from the Most Rev. Jos­ are held every Monday evening In Public School great extent, this program was diego has a valuable background afternoon, Sept. 23. The afternoon standing of the all-important eph C. Willging, Bishop of Pueblo, from October to May in the Ca carried out by the young parish­ of social and group work. was spent in mending the church truths of religion and the right linens. was read in all the Masses of the thedral hall at 7:30. This class ioners of grade school age during churches of the diocese on Sun­ values of the supernatural. By is called the Junior Newman To Instructed the summer months. As far a.s Jimmy McDonnell, seaman sec­ many, these value* have been day, Sept. 26. club. their duties at home permitted, NDTIDE ond class, has returned to Farra- dragged down to the level of the Bishop’s House D) Distribution of Catholic the young boys and girls worked gut. Ida., after a short furlough natural, and often even lower. In (St. Patrick’* Pariih, Pueblo) 325 W. 15th St. literature. The Denver Catholic in mixing cement for the side­ with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. fact, they have been obscured and Because of the Solemn Pon­ Pueblo, Colorado Register is sent to every parish St. Patrick's will celebrate Cate­ walk and driveway, in remodeling Mark McDonnell. neutralized, and the things of this tifical Mast to be celebrated by ioner. chetical day by beginning religiou.s the church pews, in preparing John Hamrick Mrs. Tom Connors has returned Sept. 15, 1943. passing life have been put in the E) Religious training of ele­ instruction for children attending the Most Reverend Bishop in To the Clergy and Faithful of the the ground for the lawn, and in Pueblo’s city park at 11 a.m. from a short i-isit wnth relatives in place of first importance by the mentary school children in vaca­ public schools on Oct. 4. These in­ waxing the new hardwood floor ler bugia-bearer; William Don California. Diocese of Pueblo: greater number. tion school. A vacation school is structions will take place in St Sunday, Oct. 3, there will be Beloved Brethren: in the church. nelly and-Jack dagger, acolytes Mr.'. John Vendetti of Sanford, The Feast of Christian Doc­ conducted every June by the Sis­ Patrick’s school for grade school WiUiam Durkin and Jack Buckley no Mass at 11 o'clock in the Fla.. >'as returned to her home These improvements have been churches of the city of Pueblo. Catechetical Sunday, which will trine, in a sense, should be the ters of Loretto. students each .Monday and Wednes made possible through a donation thurifers; and Edward Sabjel after a visit with Mrs. Howard he observed in the Diocese of feast of feasts because it should The Very Rev. Thoma.s J. Wolo day from 4 until 4:45 p.m. The from an anonymous friend and gremial-hearer. Eddie DeRose of People who attend early Barger and other relatives. Masses in the churches of Pueblo on Sunday, Oct. 3, and help us better to understand some­ han, rector, is spiritual director clas.sea will be in charge of the special collection for the church the Cathedral parish is train Word has been received from Pueblo on that day should ar­ which has been designated by Pope thing of the meaning of the great of the activities of the Confra Sisters of Charity. floor taken up among the parish­ bearer. Capt.. John Fariey that he has been range to be present also at the Pius XI as the “ Feast of Christian mysteries of our faith, as well as ternity of Christian Doctrine The evening of Oct. 4 registra ioners. The sanctuary of the recently promoted from lieutenant Doctrine” to he celebrated an­ The altar boys from the orphan Field Mass. the reasons that made the great The Feast of Christian Doctrine tion for religious instruction for church now has a normal eleva­ {ixmxxol'ngeii— t^oiumn j) to captain in the ordnance depart­ nually, is more than another feast saints of God. We, like them, must will be observed this Sunday, Oct students attending the public high ment of the army in Englan tion and is partly covered with day. It was established by Pope learn to “ put away every encum­ 3, in the 9 o’clock Mass. His Ex .school will be held in the library of a new brown woolen carpet. New brance and the sin entangling us, cellency, the Mo.st Rev. Josseph C St. Patrick’s at 7 o'clock. The time linoleum has been purchased for and run with patience to the fight Willging, urges the unembers of and place of the classes for high the .sacristy floor, a new door PUEBLO proposed to us; looking to the au­ the pari.sh to receive Communion school student-s will be decided upon has been installed, and an extra PUEBLO as well a.s to offer special prayers at that time in a meeting of the thor and finisher of faith, Jesus, steel clo.set for servers’ cassocks DUNDEE who for the joy set before him, en­ at this parochial Mass to obtain in pupils involved. Parents of both and,d surplices has been added 5 ^ ^ BEAMAN dured a cross, despising shame, greater measure the blessings that grade school and high school stu Thee nave of the church, includ­ CLEANERS & Petros Motor Sales MESA JUNCTION and sits at the right hand of the flow from religious instruction dents should .see that their children ing the vestibule "and sanctuary ROOFING throne of God” (Hebr. xii, 2)/ Father Wolohan will preach on the attend the classes intended for has been floored with 54-inch DYERS 215 North VtctorU A t # • Phon# 1852 CLEANERS Intulatinn - Weatherttrip These words express to us the real divine admonition: “ And these them. The priests of the parish stock, finished with a generous tStb A EUtabvtb 8te. Phons Hit F. M. BROKE. Her. P E. WYNDLE. Prop. 105 Grand Av*. Pacblo. Cole. USED C.4RS end and meaning of time and eter­ words which I commend thee this will do the high school teaching. coat of traffic wax and special WB RETURN EVERYTHING BUT General Auto Repairs. Greatin^, Cleaners and Dyers nity, and how we must use the day shall be in thy heart, and thou Father William D. McCarthy chemical treatments. A' new THE DIRT PHONE 305 Car Waahlns: one to attain salvation in the other. shalt tell them to thy children.” was the speaker in the Lions’ club hardwood floor has also been in STORAGE OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY Phone 1814 112 Weil Abriendo But to understand them prop (Deut. yi, 6.) luncheon Sept. 23. He talked on stalled in the clubhou.se, which erly we must be willing to learn by The Sacred Heart PTA will the principles underlying a lasting used for parish purposes in THATCHER Germ Mercantile being taught, by study, and by hold its monthly meeting Wednes peace. the summer time. Since heating ST. MARY’S PINGATORE thinking. We must be willing to day, Oct. 6, at 3:15 in the Sacred Jack Boggs, who reported facilities are not available, it BLOCK DRUG & Liquors have our children taught so that Heart school. A program of ac Fort Logan .Sept. 23 for induction cannot be used in cold weather. HOSPITAL into the army, is the fifth son of SHELTON BRYAN, Mgr. Everything to Wear TIRE SERVICE they also may imderstand. Unle.ss tivities for the school year will CONDUCTED BY Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Boggs to enter 18 Received Into ~AN ETHICAL PRESCRIPTION Vulranizing — Tire Repairing the children of Holy Mother be discussed. PHARMACY" Sisters of Charity and to Drink the service. He has been an out Ratlerie* Church, of young and of more ma­ Mrs. Louis Chiariglion is in Church in Year PHONE 2 6 415 QUINCY PHONE 47** Phone 930 817 E. C Street standing student in St. Patrick 413 Court Street Telephone 180 ture years, understand the pre­ .Minneapolis, Minn., attending the Within the course of the year 18 PUEBLO, COLO. grade school and Pneblo Catholic PUEBLO, COLO. cious heritage of their faith and convention of the National Fed p»rnons have been baptized in high school, where he was a mem appreciate the value of the “ pearl eration of Music clubs, of which Sacred Heart church, nine of her of this year’s senior cla.ss. ^ Phone 8 6 2 without price,” which is the pos­ she is a member of the whom are converts to the faith. Mrs. Lucy K. Watson of 405 ROBERT S. FARICY session of divine life by grace, tive board. A resume shows that besides the PRICE CLEANER Evans is a new parishioner. JAGGER’S that heritage and that grace will Mrs. H. Leo Stowe of 2406 Rosaries at the weekly Holy Hour Because of the Pontifical Field MONUMENTS AND DYER be taken from them by those who Grand avenue has been called to for peace and victory, about Shoe Repair Durango because of the death of Mass there will be no 11 o'clock GRAVE MARKERS NO ODOR—NO DELAY—NO COAL are constantly seeking to destroy 6,000 Rosaries were recited by REGRET 610 .N’. .Main Phone 470 her brother-in-law, John W. Win Mass , in St. Patrick's on Sunday, W\ Order It Now and Be on the that faith and to roh them of that those who come to daily evening 707 S. Main St. • Phone 260-W Oct. 3. 623 Court St., Pueblo Neu) for Old Safe Side priceless trea.sure. Large sums of (Turn to Page 10— Column i) prayers and devotions. The an­ Pr«# PIdC'Up and DcltTtry Serric# money are being expended in per­ nual number of Communions dis­ Clean • Hard • No Soot nicious propaganda, and every ef­ tributed reaches the figure of STORES WELL fort is being made by heretical Father Anthony J . Brunner 4,400. The Narberth plan, spon­ THE D. E. BURKE (TnmtoPagf 11 — Column 1) sored by the Catholic Informa­ 1 JOE’S SUPER V ii Camera-Graft Shop : DOUBLE DICK tion society of the parish, has Plumbing & Heating Co. entered the second year. Besides 1 SERVICE l i 90S N. Main St. Ph. 437 Tertlaries to Observe 318-320 N. Santa F« A^-e. GOALGO. Has Been Jesuit 60 Years the weekly articles in the Craw­ 1 GULF GAS & OILS Repair ffork a Specialty PORTRAITS SAM VKNEZIO. Prop. ford Chronicle, edited by ^Arthur ■ 77S 80. MAIN PB. 1721 KODAK FINISHING — BLUK St* Francis Peace Day Knight, “ Why” leaflets from the ■ GREASING WASHING Office Phone 909 PRINTS - PHOTOSTATS Phone 619 407 lit St. * PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES Trinidad.— (Holy Trinity Par­ the Sunday Masses will be cele Conception abbey, Missouri, are 1 M I* Member of the Pueblo confra­ ish)— Approximately 250 p*rj*h- brated on the winter schedule also distributed by young women ternity of the Third Order of St. ioners assisted in a Mass do\t- of the parish. which is: 6:30, 8, 9:30, and Fund Drive . Begin* Four ButinesM It Apprteiaud Francis will observe the nation­ brated by the Rev. Francis L. a.m. Starting on Monday, Oct. 4 wide “ St. Francis Peace Day” Preparations were made for the Sebastian!, S.J., to mark the 60th the weekday schedule of Masses 1 Robinson Bros.! Now Available next Sunday, Oct. 3, the eve of annual drive for funds in two re­ The Palace Drug Co. anniversary of the Rev. Anthony will be 6:30, 7:15, and 8 a.m. MAJOR the Feast of St. Francis of Assisi, J. Brunner, S.J., in the Society cent meetings. Within a speci­ by assisting at Holy Mass and re of Jesus. Father Brunner cele­ Fr. Halier’* Farewell Party fied time the committee will call 1 D AIR Y The JfgSSsS ICE ceiving H oly Communion for brated his 60th annivers«r>' as a A splendid tribute of apprecia on every Catholic family and wage- peace in their respective parish priest -Jast year. The pioneer tion was paid to the Rev. Joseph earner. This y^ar the campaign ^ . T Phone* 27-28 406 N. Main St. C T Pure Milk and Cream t churches; by assisting at the Pon­ priest, ordained in 1882, became Haller, S.J., in community hall on is called the “ Victory drive,” and tifical High Ma.ss in City park for a member of the Society of Jesus Sept. 24, when several hundred the premium is again one $25 T ’Untouched by Human Hand’ S men, women, and children of Holy REFRIGERATOR peace; by making a Visit to the in 1883 war bond, to be awarded to some T Home Delivery ♦ I Blessed Sacrament in the after­ Trinity parish gathered to bid him parishioner. White Dulox finish Because of Father Brunner’s FLOUR noon; and by participating in spe “ farewell,” before he leaves for New religious calendars for the Acid resisting bottom shelf physical condition it was impos­ i WE SELL FRANCIS | cial services for peace in St. Fran­ chaplain duty with the navy. Be coming year have arrived and are JOHN M. Plastic Drain Tube sible for him to be in the church The standard of quafily for 1 ^ ICE CREAM 1 cis’ church in the evening at 7:30 when the Mass was offered. Fa­ sides the prayerful good wishes of ready for distribution. Each j»l- o’clock. ther Brunner has lost his eyesight the people of the community he endar contains six beautiful prints perfect baking. 1 Phone 59 713 E. 4th St. I was presented with a visible token from the paintings of famous mas­ MACINDOE : 6(J lb. capacity__ $ 5 7 .5 0 Throughout the country mem­ in his old age and has spent the ber* of the Third Order will be past two years in Mt. San Rafael of appreciation, a specially en- ters. Plumbing and spending next Sunday in a man­ hospital, Trinidad, where hi* wak­ graved pen and pencil set. 75 lb. capacity__ $ 7 4 .5 0 ner similar to the program above, ing hours are passed in a wheel The function was arranged by 40 HOURS’ DEVOTION Healing acting as a great army of the fol­ chair. the members of the parish credit DIOCE.s e o f PUEBLO PUEBLO HARDWARE lower* of the peace-loving Fran He was pastor of Holy Trinity union which Father Haller origi­ Ocl. 3, 1943 GROVE DRUG STORES Special Attention Given ci* of A ssisi, im plorin g God parish from 1902 to 1908. Since nated. Father Sebastian! com­ Grand Junction Joseph’ s 'Bristol ...... -..-St. Mary’s n V E BETTER DRUG STORES to Repair Work COMPANY through his intercession to influ 1890 he has spent almost 81 years mended Father Haller for his de­ ence the hearts of the battling in Trinidad. voted service to the parish, and a ( * ) Signifies that Thirteen CENTRAL BLOCK nFTH a MAIN Phone 964 110 W . 2nd St. PHONE 1 0 0 millions to lay down their arms in New Mast Honrs Givota musical program completed the Hours’ may be held instead of the 24TH a GRAND 726 IL 4th MESA JUNCTION a just and lasting peace. Beginiung on Sunday, Oct, 8, tvaning, Forty Uours’*

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