t uiHWiw'tiiWBiBiiHHiiwHHWiiififtirmHmimniimmiiiiniiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiHBiwiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiwiiiiiiiwwinfWBHWi^ iwwnnnnnfnwiinnwfniiiiiiwfiwiiiiiiiifin:?m'ffrj jPriests of Three Dioceses Are Invited Archbishop to Dedicate Convent jTo Forty Hours^ Closing at Seminary! Five members of the Hier­ tor, announced. Bishop Hubert Newell of Chey­ Men's Communion, Confirmation, Two Blessings in Colo. Springs archy -will attend the closing of Archbishop Urban J. Vehr will enne. the Forty Hours’ .devotion at St^ officiate. The sermon will be de­ The closing ceremonies will ba + + + Archbishop Urban J. Vehr’s nex has 13 private rooms, with boasts, besides its graceful church Thomas’ seminary, Denver, Tues­ livered by Bishop Mark K. Car- followed by a dinner, to ba schedule in Colorado Springs this adequate toilet facilities, and two and the rectory, a $300,000 grade day,: March 10, at 5 p.m. roll of Wichita, Kans. served at 7 o’clock. Sunday, March 8, when he dedi­ rooms to be used as an isolation school, a completely modern high An invitation to attend the Other Bishops who will be in Took Four Years to Carve solemn closing has been sent to attendance are Bishop Joseph C. cates the new addition to St. ward. school (the former grade-high every priest in the Archdiocese Willging of Pueblo, Bishop Mary’s parish convent, will be a ’The project entailed also the school), a spacious new gymna­ of Denver and the Dioceses of Charles Quinn, C.M., exiled Ordi­ busy one. complete renovation of the old Pueblo and Cheyenne, the Very nary of Yukiang, China, now in sium, and a new convent. Rev. W. J. Kenneally, C.M., rec­ residence at St. Thomas’, and At 8 o’clock His Excellency convent building. A new chapel will'Celebrate Mass for the cor­ was built downstairs, and eight Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations porate Communion of the men of private rooms upstairs, where the Contents Copyright by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1953—Permission to Reproduce, Except on the Pike’s Peak region. He will chapel was formerly situated. Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue speak in the Mass and also at the A duplex at the rear of the men’s breakfast that will follow convent property was converted in the Antlers hotel. into a large community room, a The Archbishop will confer kitchenette, a sewing room, an the sacrament of Confirmation on ironing room, "and a library. a large class of children and adults The firm of Carl Hartman & in St. Mary’s church at 4 p.m., Sons was the general contractor DENVER am O L IC the ceremony to conclude with for t h e project. Blanchard & Benediction. Drew had the plumbing contract; Following the church rites. and ’Thomas & Sweet were the Archbishop Vehr will bless, at architects. 'The Santa Fe Studios 5:15 p.m., a magnificent new sta­ of Church Art designed the tue of Our Lady of Fatima sit­ REGISTER chapel. » uated on the grounds of St. St. Mary's parish plant now Mary’s high school. VOL. XLVIll. No. 29, THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1953 DENVER, COLORADO + + + Bfthop Mark K. Carroll 'The dedication of the new ad­ dition to the convent will follow the blessing of the statue. New Convent in Colorado Springs Millions in Misery Benediction in the convent chapel will close the evening. Mother M. Felicitas, Superior of the Lorettines, who conduct Appeal Mar. 15 St. Mary’s high and grade schools, will be accompanied to the bless­ ing ceremony by her first assist­ ant, the Vicaress, Mother Agnes Marie; the head of Sacred Heart For War Victims province. Mother Marie Lourde; A collection for the and in staying the curse of Com­ and council members in charge of Bishops’ Fund for Victims munism in Western Europe, the education depa'rtment, which thrives on disorder, of War will be taken up in poverty, and discontent. Mothers Mary Florence and Mary all churches of the Archdio­ The Bishops’ Fund agencies Luke. Mother Mary Luke is a cese of Denver on Laetare operate at a low administrative former teacher at St. Mary’s. Sunday, March 15, according to cost, because most relief is dis­ Mother M. Lilliosa is superior of a letter issued by Archbishop tributed directly through Vatican St. Mary’s convent. Urban J. Vehr. channels or by working hand in hand with indigenous Catholic Archbishop Vehr will dedi­ Archbishop Vehr asks every­ one to be as generous as possible agencies in war-stricken areas. cate the new convent at 5:30 p.m. in helping to alle-viate the misery We, in beloved America, have on Sunday. He will be accom­ and suffering of millions of been largely spared the awful panied by the Rt. Rev. Monsignor refugees throughout the world. aftermath of war in hunger and William Kipp, pastor of St. The letter follows: misery. We, especially favored by Divine Providence, can assist Mary’s. ’The Rev. Michael Kava- ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER our less fortunate brethren nagh, a.ssistant, will be deacon in CHANCERY OFFICE abroad. Kindly give what your the solemn rite, and the Rev 1536 Logan Street means permit. • THIS BEAUTIFUL STATUE of Our Lady of Fa­ Faithfully yours in Christ, tima was carved by a Colorado Springs sculptor, Thur­ Robert Freudenstein, the parish’s Denver 5, Colorado man Dillard, out of a four-ton slab of Colorado Yule marble from other assistant, will be subdeacon « URBAN J. VEHR the ghost town of Marble, Colo. The Very Rev. Monsignor Wil­ Archbishop of Denver The statue, shown here in the outdoor studio where the artist liam Kelly, superintendent of St. ■worked four years, has been moved to the grounds of St. Mary’s high Mary’s schools, will act as master Archbishop's school, Colorado Springs. It will be blessed by Archbishop Urban Engagements J. Vehr Sunday, March 8. ' of ceremonies. Almost all the priests of the Pike’s Peak region For Nocturnal Adoration Society are expected to attend the cere­ March 2, 1953 mony and to be guests at the din THE NE’W ANNEX of St. Mary’s March 8. The annex, with the modernization of Reverend Dear Father and Joint Graduation the former convent, to which it is attached, com­ ner to be served the clergy fol convent in Colorado Springs can be seen pletes facilities for the 30 Sisters of Loretto who Beloved People: Archbishop Vehr to Offer lowing the dedication. at the right in the photo above. Archbishop Urban staff St. Mary’s grade and high schools.— (Regis­ On Laetare Sunday all dio­ J. Vehr ■will dedicate the new structure Sunday, ter photo by Knutson-Bowers studio) ceses of the country will take a for High Schools Work on Now Convent collection for the Bishops’ Fund Almost Completed for the Victims of War. This is Midnight Mass on March 6 COMMITTEE • ISSUES POSTERS a onee-a-year appeal by the Work on the virtually new con­ Bishops oi the country for funds Scheduled June/ tion is practiced it brin^ a won­ vent of the Loretto Sisters at St. to continue the world-'wide relief Archbishop Urban J. Vehr Archbishop Urban J. Vehr of derful increase in faith an d Mary’s is almost completed.">'rhe of the Catholic Overseas will celebrate Midnight Mass supernatural life and gives the March Is Observed as Vocation Month Denver will preside in the joint new annex is done, and all that Agencies: NCWC War Relief in Holy Ghost church, Den­ greatest assistance in living the The month of March is being all over the country, many of Services, and the Bishops’ high school graduation exercises They_ are prepared to assist for Catholic high schools of Den­ ver, for the Nocturnal Ado­ life of a really vital member of remains to Ije done in the old part observed as Vocation month which could not be filled for schools in arranging vocation pro­ Emergency Relief Committee. the Mystical Body of Christ.” of the building is to put the fin­ throughout the Archdiocese of lack of sufficient posters. ver in the City auditorium Sun­ ration society on the first grams. They are also working in We are told that the plight of day, June 7, at 3 p.m. Friday, March 6. ishing touches on the bedrooms Denver with most schools con­ The Vocation committee is a conjunction with the speakers’ many thousands of people still ducting special sessions to bring group of archdiocesan priests Other graduation exercises an­ On this one night of the year Special Meeting Set upstairs. bureau of the Serra club, which homeless and suffering in Eu­ the adoration will close after the home to students the necessity chosen from among the alumni will arrange to send competent rope is pathetic and a matter of nounced in Archbishop Vehr’s Mass with Benediction of the The $100,000 renovation and of more vocations to the religious of St. Thomas’ seminary. speakers to parents’ groups. great concern to all freedom- list of engagements are: Loretto Blessed Sacrament. This service March 19 for Clergy construction project, begun life. loving men and women. Eleven Heights college, Sunday, May 31, at 4 p.m.; Regis college, Sun­ will take the place of the annual Archbishop Urban J. Vehr has August, 1952, has resulted in am­ The Vocation committee of the At St. Francis de Sales’ million expellees in Germany and announced a very special meet­ Archdiocese of Denver has again Austria and untold numbers of day, May 31, at 8 p.m.; Sunday afternoon Holy Hour. ple facilities for 30 teaching All the members of the Noc­ ing of all pastors and assistants sponsored the preparation of a refugees in the Near and Far St. Mary’s academy gradua­ turnal Adoration society are ex­ of the Archdiocese of Denver in nuns. A two-story annex was series of posters on the priest­ East are desperately in need of tion, Denver, Monday, June 1, pected, and are urged to bring St. Francis de Sales’ high school built at the rear of the old con­ hood, sisterhood, and brother­ Retreat Set March 12-13 the bare essentials of life. Their at 10:30 a.m.; St. Mary’s high school, Colorado Springs, Friday, many prospective members. auditorium, 235 S. Sherman vent at 14 W. Bijou street. 'This hood which are now being sent situation is acute. The conditions 'There will be enough confes­ street, Denver, on Thursday to all schools and churches in the in South Korea must be tragic. June 5, at 7 :30 p.m. addition includes, on its first sors to take care of all who wish morning, March 19, beginning archdiocese. Quantities of the The goal of our relief agencies On Wednesday, March 22, promptly at IH o’clock. floor, a refectory, a large kitchen, fo r Public High Students to receive Communion. Priests posters are also being sent to this year is twofold: First, to Archbishop Vehr and members •will be in all of the confessionals The meeting will last approx­ a service pantry, a trunk room the Pueblo and Cheyenne dio­ The Rev. Charles T. Jones, as­ cardg from their pastori. of the clergy will take part in sistant pastor of St. John’s parish, continue the shipment of food­ from 11 p.m. The recitation of imately two hours, and luncheon and a guest dining room and par­ ceses. The cards must be signed by the annual St. Joseph’s day cele­ the Office of the Blessed Sacra­ will be served in St. Francis’ Denver, will conduct the annual each student’s parents and pre­ stuffs, clothing, and medicine to bration of the Little Sisters of lor. The second floor of the an- The posters were prepared ment will start promptly at 11*45 high school cafeteria. under the direction of the Rev. ’retreat for the Catholic students sented to the school principal. ■victims of war, particularly to the Poor at Mullen Home for the p.m. Thursday night, March 5. of the Denver public high The cards must be obtained and children, the aged, and the sick. Aged in Denver. Deacon C. B. Woodrich, who will Distribution is made without The Nocturnal Adoration so­ be ordained this year for the schools. The spiritual exercises presented as soon as possible ciety of the .Archdiocese of Den­ for the students will Tae held The public school authorities regard to race, creed, or color. OrdinaHons Classroom Gutted by Fire Denver archdiocese. Art work Secondly, to continue the pro­ ver is now in its fifth year, hav­ was done by another Denver Thursday and Friday, March 12 have been most co-operative in General ordinations will be and 13, in St. Francis de Saler gram in rehabilitation of dis­ held at St. Thomas’ seminary ing been officially affiliated with seminarian. Dean Kumba. thus providing for their Catholic t h e Roman Archconfraternity church. East Alameda avenue charges’ spiritual needs, the placed persons who are assisted Thursday, May 28, at 8:30 a.m. Jan. 17, 1949. Is Nearly Ready for Use Sufficient quantities of the and S. Sherman street. school superintendent pointed in settling in new homes in our Ordinations to the priesthood are new posters have been ordered “We know that Almighty God ly, was an 18-inch crucifix that The Rev. Edward Leyden, out. own country and other hospitable scheduled for the Cathedral on The repair and redecoration of to make some available to mem­ lands. has showered many blessings a fire-gutted seventh grade class­ was scorched but otherwise un­ archdioceian superintendent of Friday, May 29, at 9 :30 a.m. upon the members,” says the Rev. bers of the seminary alumni for schools, emphasized that, to be Millions of pounds of food, On Saturday, May 30, Memo­ room in St. Elizabeth’s school, damaged. possible use in other localities. William Gallagher, director of Denver, have been practically Damage was estimated at excused from class these two clothing, and medicine have been rial day. Archbishop Vehr will the society, “because of their in­ completed. $2,500 by the Very Rev. Fabian The new posters were sent out days. Catholic students in pub­ sent to the distressed abroad in be celebrant of a Pontifical Re­ creased devotion to the Holy Eu­ this week to pastors for use in lic schools must obtain excuse the past several years. I am quiem Mass in the Mt. Olivet charist during these past years. The blaze that swept the Joyce, O.F.M., pastor of St. Eliz­ room early on the morning of abeth’s parish. The loss was cov­ churches and to principals of deeply appreciative of the great cemetery chapel at 10 o’clock. “Wherever Nocturnal Adora­ schools for use in classrooms and charity of the people of the arch­ Feb. 26 “definitely was set by an ered by insurance. Priests' Retreat on bulletin boards. The recipients diocese in making possible the arsonist,” according to Assistant There are 300 pupils in St. Anonymous Donors The retreat for priests of the Elizabeth’s sthool, which is have been asked to use the pos­ shipment of more than 90,000 Fire Chief Murry Wolz. ters in succession, replacing pounds of clothing to Korea Archdiocese of Denver will be In the first-floor room of the staffed by seven Sisters of St. within the past months. Un­ conducted from Monday evening, Fr. Harrington school, which was built in 1890, Fvancis of Penance and Christian each one after it has been dis­ Boost Burse Fund played for a week or more. There doubtedly, the generosity _ of July 13, to Friday morning, July flames destroyed the . teacher’s Charity. are seven posters in the new set. Two donations made in the Catholic Americans has sustained 17. The conferences will be given desk, burned partly through the The quick action of George past week to the Guardian the hands of the Holy Father in by Bishop W. E. Cousins of platform on which the desk Marcellus of Adams county, a cab The original set of vocation lo Note Silver posters sponsored by the arch­ Angels’ burse— Denver archdioc­ alleviating misery and sorrow Peoria. stood, and scorched walls, ceil­ driver, is credited with saving esan fund for the education of ing, and students’ desks. the old building. He reported the diocese last year drew wide ac­ claim and elicited requests from students for the priesthood— Hanging on the east wall, the fire by radio to the cab dispatcher brought the total to $2,677. The Msgr. Mulroy Will Lead Jubilee June 10 wall that was burned most severe­ at about 1 a.m. + + + gifts came from an anonymous donor, $25, and “a friend,” $10, The Rev. Michael Harrington, both of Denver. Spanish-Speaking Council in charge of the Pauline chapel, The month of March is dedi­ Broadmoor, for 18 years, will cated by Mother Church to St. The Rt. Rev. Monsignor John American Catholics and to form mark his 25th jubilee as a priest Joseph, foster-father of Christ R. Mulroy, archdiocesan director concrete and practical recom­ by offering a Solemn Mass in and Universal Patron of the of Catholic Charities, has been mendations to further the work the chapel June 10. Church. The patronage of the named by Archbishop Urban J. of the Church among them. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr will spouse of Mary becomes par­ Vehr, as official representative Monsignor Mulroy has ap­ preside at the Mass, which will ticularly effective through the in the Denver archdiocese of the pointed to the council the follow­ be offered at 11 o’clock. ministrations of the men Christ Rev. Charlet Jonet Regional office of the Bishops’ ing members: The Rev. William Father Harrington, formerly has called to continue His work The two retreat days will start Committee for the Spanish Monahan, assistant director of an assistant pastor at St. Francis on earth. For through the hands ■with Mass in St. Francis de Sales’ Speaking. Catholic Charities: the Rev. Wil­ de Sales’, Denver', was born in of the priest flow the graces of church at 9 o’clock and conclude As archdiocesan representative liam Gallagher, the Rev, John Glengarriff, County Cork, Ire­ God. And divine grace is the life ■with Benediction of the Blessed Monsjgnor Mulroy is assisting Regan, Sister Regina, Mrs. Ben land, Nov. 11, 1901. locally in the expanding of the Olguin, James P. McNeive, and and soul of the Church, the Sacrament at 3 p.m. Father Jones Mrs. William Augustine, all of He took his classical studies at “ward” of St. Joseph. will give four conferences each Catholic Council of the Spanish S t Brendan’s seminary, Killar- Speaking, a group of Catholic Denver. Donations to the Guardian day. Among council members of the ney. County Kerry, between The retreai.ants’ will be the leaders of the Southwest who Angels’ burse may be sent to archdiocese who have assisted 1914 and 1918. Following this Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, Chan­ guests of the pastors of the city work for the religious and so­ course Father Harrington studied cial welfare of the Spanish­ the Bishops’ committee in the cery office, 1536 Logan street, at lunch in St. Francis de Sales’ past and who will continue to philosophy at St. Patrick’s col­ Denver. high school cafeteria both days. speaking people of four prov­ lege, Maynooth, from 1918 to inces: Los Angeles, San Antonio, serve, are the Rev. John Ordinas, 1924. He completed his four- Santa Fe, arid Denver. C.R.; the Rev. Edward A. Ley- year theological course in St. The council has assisted the den, and Sister Marveil of Lor­ Thomas’ seminary, Denver, 1924- $25,875 Is Paid by Parish on Debt Bishops’ committee, especially by etto Heights. 1928. The amazing sum of $25,875 Divine Redeemer parish, es­ means of regional conferences The Catholic council join* The late Bishop J. Henry Tihen that are held from time to time. minds and hearts in an ever-re­ was paid on the debt of Divine tablished in June, 1950, with the newed determination to save for raised Father Harrington to the Redeemer church, Colorado Rev. Duane Theobald as pastor, Conferences have been held in priesthood June 30, 1928. Im­ San Antonio, Denver, Los Mother Church the many thou­ Springs, in the year 1952. dedicated a $50,000 church sands of Mexican-American Cath­ mediately following his ordina Reduction of One-Tbird une 14, 1951. Two residences on Angeles, Santa Fe, and the last tion. Father Harrington was as­ was held in El Paso in 1949, A olics who may be lost to the This sum, which represents fhe block of ground that is the Church unless heroic efforts are signed to St. J’rancis de Sales’. nearly one-third of the total debt parish site have also been pur­ sixth regional conference ■will be He was assigned to the Pauline chased, and one of them is used held this year, according to word made, declares the regional office. at the berinning of 1952, was The campaign must be ad­ chapel in 1935. paid in addition to a considerable as a rectory. A parish hall has received from the Rev, Matthew vanced on every front, whether it The Pauline chapel at the amount spent during the year in been constructed from’ a surplus H. Kelly, executive secretary of Broadmoor is one of the most the Regional office, located in be parish work, catechetics, home whom find their lives empty when devoted to parish improvements. Among army barracks. visitation, welfare service, citi­ beautiful ecclesiastical edifices ONE OF THE SEVEN ATTRACTIVE these were the landscaping of Father Theobald is effusive in Austin, Tex. in Colorado. It was built in new posters prepared by the Archdiocese working in offices all day long. They are invited the grounds, and the purchase praise of the parishioners for On the broad regional level, tae zenship programs, the fight Spanish Basilica style and was of Denver Vocation committee is shown above. to consider the good they can do and the satisfac­ council helps to assemble definite against discrimination, the causa of new vestments. their generosity and co-opera­ of the worker, or whatever God completely furnished by Mrs. ■This poster is aimed mor* particularly at older tion they can achieve in spending their lives The debt now stands at about tion. The parish numbers about and complete information for gives. Spencer Penrose. girls, even those past high school age, many of for Chrji^t. $58,000. i300 families. .missionary work among Latin- W ' ■' r PAGE TWO Office, 93 8 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 Thuridoy, March 5,, 1953 St. Patrick Ball to Offer Tuning'in On a Green Reporter Dusts O ff Shamrock 'Fine Time for Irish' 'Foine Toime' It will be a “fine time for the Fred Taylor in private life) are MISS EILEEN FITZGERALD, who came to this To Interview Girl From County Cork Irish” Tuesday evening, March well known to both supper club country from Ireland a year ago and who is now an By R ay H u tc h iso n She has spent one St. Patrick’s ball. And everyone is wearing 17, when Denver’s Gaelic popu­ and TV fans in Denver. For­ employe of the Register, is shown inspecting the RCA Victor TV “Happy St. Patrick’s day,” day 'in the U. S. I asked her shamrocks and little harps on lation gathers for the annual St. merly from Altoona, Pa., they set, donated by the King Sooper markets of Denver, which will be sez I to the colleen, not meaning whether it was anything like the their lapels.” Patrick’s day ball. have had a sure and steady rise given to some lucky “Irishman” at the annual St. Patrick’s day ball. to rush the season. celebrations in Ireland. “And in the U. S.?” I asked. Among the attractions will be in the world of show business. Tuning in the commercial seen on the screen is Thomas G. Morris­ “You’re rushin’ the season,” “In Ireland,” she told me, “we “I went to a card party,” she have marches, bands, and a big replied, ending the interview. the gift of an RCA Victor tele­ They have been featured on Ed sey, chairman of the ball, which will be held in the Lincoln room sez she, she being Eileen C. Fitz­ ■ ■ . Ill ...... vision set, donated by the King Sullivan’s TV show; they have of the Shirley-Savoy hotel Tuesday, March 17. The annual affair Gerald from County Cork hardly Spoper markets, and a quarter- twice played the Palace theater is held under the auspices of the Catholic societies of Denver, with more, than a year ago. hPur of entertainment provided in New York, the Mecca of vau­ a.particular charitable institution named as beneficiary. “I’m here for Rn interview,” by Fred and Fae, popular Den­ deville greats; and they have sez I. ver TV “pantomimics” at in­ toured with a Palace anniversary “Now what Arould you be want­ termission. unit and a Hollywood revue. in’ to know?” sez she. Fred and Fae (Mr. and Mrs. The semiformal dance, held “About you,” sez I. each year to benefit the many “Well me father is Sergeant operations of the Catholic Chari­ Michael FitzGerald of the police ties, is under the direction this force. He has won himself 21 For Rosaries year of Thomas G. Tierney. Ar­ medals for doin’ jigs, reels, and rangements for the dance are hornpipes. No bunkum,” sez she. being handled by the Very Rev. “But I’d be wantin’ to know Diamonds Watches Monsignor Elmer J. Kolka, and about you,” sez I, adjusting my the chaplain is the Rt. Rev. Mon sprig of shamrock. First signor John R. Mulroy. “Well, I was born in Cork City SUNDMAN'S Tickets for the dance, which in the County of Cork,” sez she. will feature the music of Chuck “And what would the popula­ Watchmakers and Bennett’s orchestra, are $2.50 tion be?” sez I. Communion and can be obtained at Catholic “Sure and I haven’t the faint­ Charities, the Knights of Colum­ est idea,” sez she. Jewelers bus hall, from various parish or­ “You said your father. . . ganizations in Denver, and also at “Won,” .sez she, “21 medals .59 South Broadway the Shirley-Savoy on the night and all at our feises (rhymes of the dance. with ‘meshes’).” “And what would a feis be?” sez I. “It’s a contest. ‘Feis’ is the Gaelic word. They are held once € A e a week in the summer in the var­ We are featuring the latest style ious counties in Ireland.” “Now tell me about you,” sez I. Finger-tip Veils r — $2.70 and $3.50 DURING “There’d be nothin’ to tell,” sez she. Tastefully styled and skillfully executed, it embodies “Where would you be goin’ to a cleverly designed new cord scalloped head piece Features A Fine school?” sez I, adjusting my Ir­ ish dialect. with a standing ruffle of pleated net and ribbon SELECTION OF COMPLETE “At 3 years I went to a con­ bows and drops. vent school in Cork,” sez she. “And what would the name of Superb styling and workmanship. Veil is held in SEA FOOD DINNERS it be?” sez I. place by a hidden plastic clip. “Sure and I’ve forgotten,” sez Made in the one size only to fit all girls of First Your Choice of: Numerous Prizes to Be Given Mar. 15 she. “Then I went to a school in Ballynoe in the County of Cork.” Communion Age. Alaska King Crab “And did you go to college?” French Fried Shrimp Cathedral Bazaar to Award New Ford sez I. Other First Communion Needs Deviled Crab fatty “I Went three years to the (Cathedral Pariih, Denver) reversible satin comforter, a In announcing the committee, College of Christ the King in FOR BOYS Fried Oysters . . . Fried Scallops Mrs. Marshall Reddish, president The grand award of the Cathe­ white chenille bed-spread, six Cahir (pronounced Care) in sheets, five sets of handmade of the PTA, stated that these County Tipperary.” Communion sets consisting of: Black prayer books, dral parish “Ides of March” ba­ women represent five parishes: zaar, a glacier-blue 1953 Ford pillowcases, three towel sets, one “And what was your major?” black or white Rosary and brown cloth scapular in dozen tea towels, two tablecloths, Cathedral, Christ th e King, sez I. Assorted Seafood Plate Tudor sedan, will be on display Blessed Sacrament, Loyola, and black folding case. Sets $1.2.3 on up. on the east side of the church a luncheon set, and numerous “I had no major,” sez she. “We Cold King Crab Leg, Fried New York Count guest towels and potholders, and St. Elizabeth’s. Mmes. Capra, don’t specialize in Ireland until Sunday, March 8. Madden, and Parslow represent FOR GIRLS Oyiterj, Deviled Crab Patty, Frieda ivi(Meaty Car Chairman Fred Haas, Dick an elqctric iron. we get to the university.” the high school mothers; Mmes. “And how long would that Consisting of: Rosary, book, cloth scapular and bag Scallopt and Our Famoui Shrimp, Balleweg, and Bernie Beaver Anyone who would like to do­ Bakke and O’Connor represent With Kurly Ku Potatoei, Rolls nate an item for the hope chest be?” sez I. all in white. Sets $1.25 on up. will be present to explain how the grade school mothers. “Five years,” sez she. “Three, Butter, Choice of Beverage. one may qualify for this award. may leave his contribution at the In the reports of all standing 2 rectory in care of Father Robert if you’re clever.” Wholesale Prices to Clergy and Sisters The car will be presented at the committees, Mrs. John Cassels, “And will you be wearin’ the climax qf the bazaar Sunday, Breunig, sodality moderator. ways and means chairman, an­ nounced that more than $200 green on St. Patrick’s day?” sez Mail and Phone Orders Promptly Filled E.2»a Ave.atDETROIT D E.3080 March 15. Three booths will be sponsored I. A second main award to be by the Cathedral Altar and Ro­ was realized on the PTA bake sale held in St. Paul’s reading “Now what would you be given away that night will be an sary society. Mrs. Judson Laur thinkin’,” sez she. Admiral console-model, 21-inch has been named chairman of the room March 1. Mrs. Barbara A « « CLflRKC'S CHURCH GOODS HOUSC television - radio - record player cake booth. She invites all Lee, health chairman, gave an combination. The new owner of women of the parish who have interesting report on the current Miss FitzGerald, who arrived in the U. S. in February, 1952, this award must be present to re­ not been given an assignment cancer drive. for the bazaar to contribute a Mrs. W. Frank Casey, league until recently lived in Colorado MORGAN, LEIBMAN & HICKEY ceive it. Springs with her uncle, the Rev. In conjunction with the ba­ home-baked cake. Mrs. Laur also chairman, explained that tickets needs assistants to help in this for this year’s CPT league lunch­ Michael Harrington of the zaar, the Cathedral PTA will eon and conference, to be held in Pauline chapel parish, Coloraido present an Italian spaghetti din­ booth. Any woman who would INSURANCE SINCE 1897 like to help may phone her at the Shirley-Savoy March 26, must Springs. ner, to be prepared by mothers of be purchased through the indi­ Italian descent. Mrs. Joseph GR. 7286. Miss FitzGerald is now an vidual school’s league chairman. employe of the Register. Capra is food chairman and Miss Clara Courtney, president An attendance poll will_ be Gas and Electric Bldg. TA. 1395 “chief cook.” The menu will con­ of the Altar society, invites taken at the time the tickets’are sist of a large portion of spa­ women of the parish who sew to purchased. This poll will de­ The Denver Catholic ghetti, meatball, Italian sausage donate a fancy apron. Donations termine the number of mothers (not too spicy), tossed salad, of aprons may be brought to the representing each school. Mrs. Regfister dessert, and beverage. next Altar society meeting Fri­ Casey announced that Cathedral Published Weekly by the The price of the dinner is day. March 13. has been alloted 35 tickets. The Catholic Press Society, Inc., $1.25 for adults, and 50 cents The very young girls of the price of the luncheon Ls $1.80 938 Bannock Street, Denver, for children. The dinner will be parish will be delighted with the per person, Mothers who wish to Colo. James Clarlic doll booth. Small dolls of many attend may phone Mrs. Casey at served from 12:30 to 6:30 in the Subscription: $2.00 P e r **The West’s Largest Church Goods Supply House’* grade school cafeteria, where types wearing handmade cloth­ FR. 0419. ing will be displayed. Miss Bar­ Mrs. Paul Murray, program Year.Sold in combination with extra tables will be set up to ac­ The Register, National Edi­ commodate more than 300 guests bara Bach will be chairman of chairman, presented Mr. and Mrs. this project. The “small-fry” Bernard E. Engler and 13-year- tion, in Archdiocese of Den­ at a time. ver. Established 1902 1633 Tremont Plact Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Murphy, will also enjoy the fish pond and old daughter, Rosalind, who en­ general dinner chairmen, and “tos.s-a-ring” booth sponsored by- tertained the group with a pro­ Entered as Second Class TAbor 3789 Denver 2. Colo. Mr. and Mrs. John Dandrow. gram of magic and sleight-of- Matter at the Post Office their assistants are devising plans hand. Mrs. Engler also presented Denver, Colo. for serving “the best spaghetti Miss Helen O’Connor is chair­ man of the two booths sponsored two piano selections. dinner in Denver,” with no wait­ The eighth grade students pre­ ing in line for patrons. by the League of the Sacred Heart. They will feature ciga­ sented an amusing skit titled The second annual “ Ides of Katie and the Leprechaun, writ­ March” bazaar will be held in rettes and ceramics. Budgeteers will appreciate the ten by Paul Kelty. Featured play­ Oscar Malo hall from noon to ers were Jerry Bakke, Gail Body, midnight Sunday, March 15. many food booths. George and Hank DiRe will sponsor a booth Paul Kelty, Jo Ann Salem, Wil­ Approximately 16 booths will featuring Maplecrest frying liam Stackhouse, and Herbert be set up, offering games for chickens. Jim Temple and the Thompson. The eighth grade valuable awards for persons Boy Scouts will operate a ham girls presented a musical pro­ of all ages. and bacon booth. gram of Irish melodies. Naomi One of the outstanding awards The spirit of carnival time will Bartholomew was accompanist. DENVER INDVSTRIAl BANK is a Leica F2 German camera prevail. Gaily dressed clowns will Guest speakers of the evening with accessory lenses, light- offer 'free candy and cigarette were the Rev. John Haley, who V .... - ...------CIORCI F. ROCK. PruldtMPrnIdtM ------, gave a few brief counsels on the >lS34 California St. Srr-----—------o'Phono MAIn 5153 i meter, and filters. It is being samples to the crowd. The girls d------V Oeeeilf Denver Ory Pane. enT m^in Jiaa ^ sponsored by the Cathedral behind the painted clown faces keeping of Lent; and Bernie Young People’s club. Miss Norma will be Gladys Berger, Kathleen Beaver, Jean Jacobucci, and Dan Schramm is chairman of the Lare, Cae McCarthy. Katherine Yacovetta, who spoke on bazaar project. James Connor is co- O’Brien, Mary Richter, and Beth preparations, chairman. Taylor. Mrs. Reddish announced that The Cathedral sodality is spon­ Pop, candy, and pop-corn will the next PTA meeting will be soring a limed-oak Lane cedar be sold at the special snack booth held April 13. Mothers of first chest filled with linens. Miss operated by Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert and second grade pupils will be Alice Nash, prefect, has an­ Fuchs. The sodality will sponsor hostesses. nounced a partial list of the do­ a sandwich booth also. Parish Calendar nations. PTA Nominating Committee Friday, March 6, 7 o’clock They include a pink and blue A nominating committee was Mass— Corporate Communion for named at the business meeting members of the League of the of the PTA in Oscar Malo hall, Sacred Heart. All-day .exposition March 2. Those responsible for of the Blessed Sacrament. choosing officers for the coming Saturday, March 7, First year a r e Mrs. Joseph Capra, Saturday of the month. Corpo­ chairman; Mrs. Gerald Bakke, rate Communion in honor of ()ur Mrs. John Madden, Mrs. P. J. Lady of Fatima by the sodality. O’Connor, and Mrs. Charles Par- All-day exposition of the Blessed to own the safest tires made! slow. Sacrament. Courtship, Marriage Forum NEW (Cathedral Young People’i Club) boxes will be made available. The major CYPC Lenten proj­ Tickets are now on sale for ect is to be a forum on court­ all three lectures and may be G EN ER A L ship and marriage—three dy­ purchased *from any CYPC cabi­ namic lectures designed to aid net member for 50 cents. Phone young Catholics and non-Catho.* orders will be accepted by Jack lies alike in thinking through Flynn, FL. 6894. Members TIRES the various problems of dating should advertise the forum to As lifrit as and marriage with a view toward their non-Catholic friends. leading happy and successful married lives. The.se informal lectures and COLORADO discussion periods are to be held on three consecutive Thursday CONVALESCENT Sealy Anniversary Mattress PER WEEK nights, beginning March 12, in HOME St. Joseph’s school auditorium, 6:70 X 15 W. 6th avenue and Galapago Reasonable Rales how ” smart 615 So. L«san______PE 7US You get every luxury feature found in a regu­ 59.50 quality Here'S your big street. 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Thursday, March 5, 1953 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 PAGE THREE Plan Expansion of St. Cabrini Shrine Regis to Stage Fr. Kennedlly to Open Meeting at Heights ■ TV Program on Theology, Laymen^sConference Mar. 9-10 The Very Rev. William Ken- » 4 - + + neally, C.M., rector of St. Thomas’ seminary, Denver, will Glass Blowing open the two-day ‘“Theology and W ill Discuss 'Moral Problems Next Tuesday evening, March the Laymen” conference at 10, Regis college, Denver, will Loretto Heights college, Denver, present its fifth educational pro­ Monday and Tuesday, March 9-10. In Gambling' gram over station KBTV. His address, entitled “Sacred The program, which is being Scripture as a Foundation of billed as a “Scientific Demonstra­ Theology,” will be presented in tion in Glass Blowing,’’ will be­ the main dining room of Ma- gin at 10:20 o’clock and run for chebeur hall Monday evening at 15 minutes. 7:30. Holyi Mass will be cele­ The demonstration .will be con­ brated in Our Lady of Loretto ducted by Prof. Hans Landay, chapel Tuesday morning. The lecturer in the evening school at sefmon will be on “Theology and the college. the Mass.” The Rev. John Regan, pastor Professor Has Own of Mother of God parish, Denver; Glass Laboratory Mr. and Mrs. Edward Miller, and Professor Landay owns a sci­ entific glass-blowing laboratory The public is invited to at­ in .Boulder. He serves Colorado tend Father Kenneally’s talk, industry and science centers. “Sacred Scripture as the The Tuesday program will in­ Foundation of Theology,” on clude demonstration on large Monday evening, March 9, in pieces of glass in order to allow the main 'dining room of the audience to get a first-hand Machebeuf hail, Loretto view of what the science of glass Heights, at 7:30. blowing entails. Dr. Landay ex­ plains that he usually works on small, intricate objects that re­ Maj. and Mrs. Arthur R. Curran quire time and care to mold, will conduct a panel discussion FINAL CONTRACTS WERE Mother Cabrini in Mount Vernon canyon on a “but these objects are so delicate on marriage problems at 9:45 hill behind the saint’s grotto. The marble statue that it would be impossible for Tuesday morning. The panel will Natalie Jacobucci SIGNED by officers of the Mother Ca­ and. its base are designed and executed by the a TV fan to view them on the Rev. Joseph 1. Reardon, O.P. Betty Murray brini Shrine committee March 3 for the erection Santa Fe Studios of Church Art. screen.” be followed by an address, “Calvinism and Predestination,” THE REV. JOSEPH I. REARDON, Heights college March 9-10. He will act as chair­ of a large statue of the Sacred Heart to be en­ John W. Creamer, president of the committee, Accompanying Professor Lan­ man for the panel to be presented by Loretto shrined at the spot where St. Frances Xavier is shown signing the documents, with Ray Noone, day will be his thoroughbred by the Rev. Harold Stanaell, S.J., O.P., professor of theology at Loretto Heights seniors Betty Murray and Natalie Jaco­ Cabrini herself formed an image of the Sacred treasurer, at his left, and John J. Campbell, shrine daschshund, and the professor of the Regis college history de­ Heights college, is the director of the “Theology bucci on the moral problems in gambling, at 2:45 Heart in stone upon the ground. sponsor, at his right. Standing in back are Bert will work with a glass replica of partment. and the Layman” conference to be held at Loretto Tuesday. The statue will be erected at the highest Beckius and Lynn Mason, secretary.— (Photo by his dog in one of the demonstra­ point at the site of the mountain shrine of Smyth) tions. Three talks will be given at 1:15: “Theology and Juvenile Archbishop to Give Certificates Delinquency,” by Ed Owens of Members Sou.ght Catholic Charities; “Gifts of the Teacher Shortage Acute, Archbishop Warns Men Holy Ghost in Our Daily Lives,” 20 Graduated From Class by the Rev. Charles Jones of SL For Choral Society A tremendous crisis is de­ is when they make their decisions broken homes are one of the chief wrong. Even the Russians aban­ John’s parish; and “Psychiatry veloping in the shortage of on their life’s work. causes of juvenile delinquency.” doned the practice of abortion, and Catholic Thought,” Dr. Allan The St. Cecilia Choral so­ “God alone is responsible for after adopting it in one of their ciety, a Denver group organ­ Catholic school facilities and “Providing more home recrea­ Murphy, psychologist. In Religious Instruction tion is the best way to reduce everything we have,” said Arch­ plans, the group was told. Following the talks the stu­ ized to present sacred and clas­ the personnel to staff them. bishop Vehr, “including human sical music, has been reacti­ juvenile delinquency,” Arch­ The Archbishop then went on dents will form three groups to Thomas Ford, chairman the individuals have completed Archbishop Urban J. Vehr life, human rights, and property to say that the government does discuss and ask questions about the prescribed course of teacher vated. Plans are being made to bishop Vehr said. “By providing rights.” Since man is not re­ of the Catholic Action com­ present a series of concerts. told 400 men and boys who at­ not grive us human rights, but the talks. preparation and are qualified to tended the annual corporate more and better home recrea­ sponsible for human life, he con­ mittee of the St. Thomas conduct relig;ious instruction Originally formed some 10 only acknowledges and outlines Two Loretto Heights seniors, Communion breakfast in St. Jo­ tion, we can keep our children at tinued, abortion, euthanasia, and Betty Murray and Natalie University club, announces classes in the Archdiocese of years ago by the Rev. B. John seph’s school hall. Fort Collins, home, where they receive their other similar practices are them. The constitution guaran­ Jacobucci, will present a panel at that 20 individuals have Denver. For several, years, one Paolazzi, the society numbered March 1. first and best training. Since one wrong. The argument advanced tees equal rights to all, whether 2:45 concerning moral problems completed the course in the of the major projects of the St. approximately 100 members. out of seven marriages now end by some that these practices are With one nation-wide and sev­ Discussing parochial schools, a member of a majority or a mi­ in gambling. teaching of religious instruction Thomas University club has been in divorce, the children of these “socially advantageous” is also the conducting of religious in­ eral local broadcasts to its cred­ the Archbishop mentioned that nority. No majority has the right The Rev. Joseph I. Reardon, sponsored by the club. it, the society’s outstanding Colorado’s population has in­ struction classes in some of the to take them away from any O.P., professor of theology at Archbishop Urban J. Vehr will productions included The Bo­ creased 19 per cent since 1940. be present at the club’s meeting outlying districts of Denver. Testimonial Dinner Set for T. Joe Cahill minority. Loretto Heights, is the director The following members of the hemian Girl and Haydn’s The In Northern Colorado, the Arch­ at 8 p.m. Wednesday, March 11, Creation. Both of these were diocese of Denver is educating Ed Kastler of Denver announced this week plans for a Some people think all power of the conference. Sister Mary at the Knight of Columbus home. club will be awarded certificates: Cecille, head of the philosophy Mary Rita Barclay, Richard Cas- presented in the auditorium of 17,000 children. The huge crop testimonial dinner to be staged for T. Joe Cahill of Cheyenne, and all property belong to the North Denver high school. It of “war babies” is just reaching Wyo. federal government. This is not department, is the chairman, as­ burn. Rose Marie Casbum, sisted by Sister Eileen Marie, Thomas Ford, Margaret Mary was in June of 1950 that th« school age, and facilities are At the dinner, to be held Friday, April 10, at 7 p.m. in the so. Inherently, God gives us the society was disbanded. being taxed to the utmost to Shirley-Savoy hotel, Denver, a plaque will be presented to the right to own property, and the dean of the college. Sister Mary, Foy, Gloria Grisenti, Mary Mar­ head of the history department, shall, Alice Nash, Gerald Pia- The first production of the re­ care for them. famous “kids’ friend.” government only protects our organized choir will be the The plaque will be placed on the grounds of St. Joseph’s rights. and Francis Kerins, philosophy centine, Katherine Sherman, The men were told that par­ instructor. William Sutherland, Mary Fran­ Stabat Mater, by Rossini. This orphanage, 'Torrington, Wyo., an institution that has been Most of the men and boys re­ ents should try to encourage vo­ Faculty members who will act ces Thomson, Peggie Toomey, concert is planned for early in “adopted” by Mr. Cahill. ceived Holy Communion in a May. cations to the priesthood and Approval of the testimonial and the plaque were granted as chairmen for the addresses and Ann Wibel. group in the 7:30 Mass in SL The proceeds of all the so­ sisterhood by making available by Bishop Hubert M. Newell of Cheyenne. Joseph’s church. A. D. Peck, past are Gerald Cooney, Francis Six individuals who are not pamphlets on the subject, and All proceeds of the dinner, for which tickets are on sale Kerins, Sister Mary, and Father members of the club also com­ ciety’s concerts will be given to grand knight, was toastmaster at the seminary burse or to Cath­ discussing the possibility of a at $3.75, will go to the Torrington orphanage. The tickets may the breakfast, prepared and Reardon. Student chairmen are pleted the course and will be vocation when the boys and girls be obtained by calling Mr. Kastler, MA. 2444; or Frank Ciancio, Kay Campbell, Betty Thayer, awarded certificates. They are olic Charities. served by members of the Altar More than 100 singers from are 16 to 18 years of age. That Hazeltine 158. and Rosary society. The annual Ann Flanagan, and Frances Margaret Davoren, Lucille Ke- Palmer. ber, Eulia Lee Kelly Thomas the Denver area will be needed event is spo sored by the Knights in order to present the initial of Columbus. Student hostesses are Donna Kenny, Lois Nigon, and Mary Reuter. musical. Membership in the Another feature of both the Cummings, Barbara Freyer, city-wide.choir is open to both Mass and the breakfast was* the Marjorie Hanson, JoAnn Ward, Friends and relatives of those who will receive certificates are high school and adult singers. singing of the 36-voice Canon Corrine Gilli, Maxine Mohr- All rehearsals will be held in For First 'Communion Articles City Abbey school Glee club. At bacher, Marie Hogan, Jeanne invited to attend the presenta­ tion. the Knights of Columbus home, the Mass they sang “0 Quam Bucher, Elaine Prevallet, Betty 16th and Grant streets, on See Suavis Es” and other numbers. Blair, Margaret Riley, Catherine $100 for Burse Wednesday evenings at 7:30 At the breakfast they sang sev­ O’Neil, Eileen Grace, and Donna The St. Thomas -University o’clock. The first rehearsal has eral numbers, including “Ezekiel Graebing. club will also present Archbishop been set for March 18. Saw de Wheel,” “01 Ark’s In 1949, Loretto Heights col­ Vehr with a check for $100 to­ Additional information may A-Movin’,” the “Whiffenpoof lege inaugurated the natural law ward a burse for the education be secured from any of the fol- Song,” and sea chanteys, college conference, the first such con­ of students for the priesthood at flowing committee members i songs, and spirituals, arranged ference on the collegiate level the meeting March 11. The pres­ James H. Bruce, GR. 8870; J. Wagner & Co. held*in this country. In the suc­ Thoma< L. Ford , for a four-part male chorus. The entation will be made by Wil­ Emile Poirier, GE. 2244; or choir is under the direction of ceeding three years, conferences liam Sutherland, club president. Valen Jones, GL. 3476. the Rev. Bede Butler, O.S.B. The have been held in which the 1575 Grant street, to award cer­ Rev. Bonaventure Bandi, O.S.B., tenets of the natural law, as tificates issued by the Confrater­ CHURCH GOODS head of the Abbey school, accom­ applied to all forms of human nity of Christian Doctrine of the panied the group. expression, were presented and Archdiocese of Denver. discussed. Sister, Monsignor Lawnniowers Sharpened Since these endeavors were Avoid the Spring Rush— Call Now! 'Miss Melody' Crown complementary only to the 'Teach Teachers’ 60614th Street formal philosophy program, it The classes were held every Authorized REO Sales & Service Will Be'Given at was decided, in the fall of 1952, Monday from Sept. 15 through (BETWEEN CALIFORNIA AND WELTON STS.) that the conferences be widened March 9. Sister Rafael of the All-Parochial Dance so as to include other depart­ Cathedral school instructed the KEARNEY HARDWARE CO. ments in the college. Eventually would-be teachers in the methods *‘Tu)o Fine Stores To Serve You*’ First Communion An all-parochial high ichool it is hoped that a full cycle will of imparting religious knowledge Sets for Boys dance at which Miti Melody of be developed in which the vari­ and Monsignor Bernard J. Cul­ the schools will be crowned is ous departments will participate. len, club moderator, gave the 1407 Krameria Fre« “Jet” 2270 Kearney A new finger-Hp length and Girls This year’s conference on planned for Sunday, March 8, classes some necessary instruc­ EA. 3368 Delivery FL. 0391 i : Veil in one size only to in the K. of C. hall, E. 16th “Theolog;y and the Laymen” is tion in theology. Each set consists of avenue and Grant street, Den­ designed to give the par1;icipants The certificates indicate that fit all girls of First Com­ "Jesus Help Me" proyer- ver. a clearer understanding of man’s b o o k, beautiful rqsory. The music will be provided dignity, a more certain knowl­ munion age. by a band under the direc­ edge of ultimate purposes of « Communion Pin, Mt. Car­ tion of Dwight McCready, di- human life, and the means to Do you FAIL to see your FRIEI>fDS? mel Scopulor and in an rectoi of music for archdio- achieve these purposes. Do They Call You SNOB? Each packed in a attractively designed car­ cesan schools. The project is The purpose of these confer­ being held to defray expenses ences, as stated by their founder, You can w ear your GLASSES window display box. rying Kit. of the recent interstate pa­ James Madigan, in 1949, is “to rochial school music festival, give the student a lifelong un­ And still BE CHIC! which was hard hit by the mid- derstanding of the beautiful February blizzard. simplicity and sound security of with GOOD LOOKING Frames from $1.55 $2.85 Dancing will be held from our moral beliefs, based as they $2-25 8:30 to 11:30, and a large are on God-given reason; to turnout is expected from all motivate her to continue this $3.60 Catholic high schools. This is study in college seminars and the first dance of its kind held discussion groups; and to arm in Denver, according to Mr. her for the lay apostolate in B v l I*r ^ L* . McCready. future years.” R Other ChilcJren's Proyerbooks St, Patrick's Ball Meeting Monday, Mar. 9 OPTICIAN BURNETT 3125 EAST COLFAX as “Pray Always,” “Welcome Jesus” or “Jesus Make Me The final meeting of the St. I At the meeting, ticket tales, DENVER, COLORADO Evenings Patrick’s Day ball committees publicity, and entertainment will By Appointment Worthy” in a variety of quality bindings in black and white will be held in Holy Ghost hall be discussed, as well as plans for Houh 9:00 to S:30 FRemont 5374 |] I ‘ Monday, March 9, at 8 p.m., ac- the annual Mass held in Holy to suit every taste. Available singly or in kit combinations. cording to Thomas G. Morrissey, Ghost church the morning of St. We will recommend AN EYE PHYSICIAN TO YOU VI chairman of the hall. I Patrick’s day.

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' ifil * PAGE FOUR Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4 2 0 5 \ Thursdoy, Morch 5, 1953 Attorney to Give Report Loretto Heights Group f PRICES REDUCED To Sing for C. D. of A. From 10^ to 35^ on complete Dinners and (Catholic Daughter! of America, ala carte selections... On Drive Against Filth Denver) '‘ Students from Loretto Heights Prime Ribs, Baked Ham, Fried Chicken, Englewood.— (SL Louis’ Par­ March 2 completed their plans college will sing Irish melodies Roast Turkey and Steaks. ish)—Attorney Edward A. Jer- for a St. Patrick’s day party on for Court SL Rita members at sin will address the Holy Name Tuesday evening March 17 in the meeting Thursday, March Serving Dinner from 4:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. men at their Communion break­ the new school. Cards will be 12, in the clubhouse, 1772 Grant fast this Sunday morning, March played, and there will be musical street. The,business meeting will Sundays from 11 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. 5, following the 8 o’clock Mass. and vocal numbers in keeping be at 7 :30, and the entertain­ He will give a report on the with the day. Special gifts will ment will'follow. Hostesses for results of the recent complaint be given away. Refreshments the social hour are Anna Freisch, in Denver relative to the sale of will be served. All are invited to Verna Ptacek, Margaret Carroll, */?♦. ft Restaurant ‘filthy and obscene” pocket- attend. Proceeds will be used to Margaret Price, and Edith Hig­ sized novels. All men in the provide the altar boys with 20 gins. parish are invited to receive new cassocks and surplices. Mrs. Grace Wagner of the Communion with the Holy Name Masses this Friday, the first Welton and board of trustees has returned society at 8 (o’clock. There is a Friday of the month, will be at from Michigan, where she was free-will offering -that helps de­ 7:30 and 8:15. Communion will called by the illness and death of lir im u e X t A fray the cost of the breakfast. be distributed at 6:15. her brother, Leonard Limpach. Devotions in honor of the Im­ ORGAN MUSIC LINEN SERVICE NO LIQUOR To Discuss maculate Heart of Mary will be 'It's Youth' held at the 8 o’clock Mass Satur­ “Englewood Programs for It’s day morning. Youth” will be discussed at Infants baptized Feb. 22 were Tuesday evening’s meeting of SL John Terry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Complete Winckler's for Lovelier Hair Louis’ PTA. Walt Schrader, William Bentson, with Eugene Beauty manager of the Englewood and Alyce Bigelow as sponsors; Service Go modern and up-to-date with the co­ Chamber of Commerce, will lead Sheila Marie, daughter of Mr. operation of our Hair Shaping Studio . . . the discussion. and Mrs. John Bell, with Alva Scientific methods of shaping and condi­ Reed and Floraine Bell as spon­ > / tioning puts health and ease of managing As a Notre Dame graduate and star football player at that sors; and Debra Kay, daughter in that new Spring DO . . . start now to of Mr. and Mrs. John Young, PERMANENTS that please, nurse out that dull dingy hair. school, Mr. Schrader was well received when he addressed the with Thomas a n d Charlene Cinderella Beauty Salon Individuality in Permanent Waving men of the parish at a recent Young a.s sponsors. Alice E. Elliott, Mgr. ONE OF THE FOUR DISPLAYS at I Denver, is shown above. Members in charge are, meeting. The Cub Scouts held their an­ (Member of St. John's Parish) ,, , ,. u i j Cl j left to right, Carol Sullivan, Barbara Behrens, Jo- nual Blue-Gold dinner in the JOSEPH T. WINCKLER the good reading program held Sunday Herold, Mary Frances Burke, and Carolyn The meeting on Tuesday, school Feb. 21. Parents, scouts, 2031 E. 13th Ave. FR. 8022 March 10, at 8 p.m. will be hejjd 1270 Cook St. Open Evenings FL. 3168 night, March 1, in Holy Family high school, 'Donahue.— (Photo by Lloyd’s studio) and priests were in attendance. (Member------of SL Philomena'e Parish) in the cafeteria of the new school. Mrs. John McGrath will have charge of the music pro­ gram. Holy Family Seniors' Monastery Retreat The executive committee will CATHEDRAL PARISH meet in the assembly room of the These Friendly Firms Deserve Your Patronage ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S PARISH (Holy Family High School, senior class enjoyed an activity try for the coveted award. The rectory at 3 o’clock the after­ noon of March 10. All are invited Patronize These Friendly Firms Denver) period of folk dancing March 2. contest runs from Tuesday, Fourteen senior boys, with Fa­ Vyt Balijerus, a national author­ March 3, to Friday, March 13. to attend. No Down Payment ther Joseph Koontz and Marty ity on folk dancing, directed the The juniors entertained at as­ Infants baptized March 1 were Motor Orerhaaling Gilbert Louis, son of Mr. and Body & Fender Repair! Martelli, left March 5 for the activity. sembly period March 4 with a Tailored Seat CoTers Trappist monastery at Pecos, The Vista opened its drive for play, Frannie, the Fisherman's Mrs. Gerald W. Pool, with Mr. Motor Tune-up Joe Buckmaster Motors N. Mex., where they will make a funds for the yearbook, at a spe­ Daughter. The cast included and Mrs. John L. Aylward as Uaed Cars PRESCRIITIONS CALLED (Mimbir o( St. Vlnnnt ill Piil’i Parlih) three-day retreat. The remaining cial assembly. The staff wrote Frances Domenico, Bob LaCuar- sponsors, and Thomas Matthew, FOR AND DIXIVERED Specializing in Ford & Mercury Service senior boys will leave March 12 and presented a skit built around dia, Virginia Zarlengo, Phyllis son of Mr. and Mrs. James T. Cathedral Motors Vaughan, with John and Vir­ JOE GAFFNEY, Prop. Colfax at Downing Denver Also General Kepairi — Skelly Gaa ft Oil accompanied by Father Forrest “space men.” C o e d i t o r Bob Zarlengo, Ronald Birdsong, Dan 1735 Loran KE. 8038 KEv6tone 3217 Factory Equipment on Lawnmower Sharpening Allen and Father Matthias Blen- Marchese then explained the Samide, Mark Ross, Larry ginia Bell as sponsors! kush. rules governing the contest in Brown, Arleen Bolke, and Dar­ Members of the Altar society E. Bayaud and S. Madison FR 8711 Twenty-four couples from the which the respective classes will lene Tanko. Bob Toepfer was at their meeting in the rectory student director; Kathleen Kee- DOYLE’S NOB HILL INN ley, in charge of stage settings; 420 EAST COLFAX and Pat Day, accompanist. Sixth,Child Is Born PHARMACY COCKTAILS LEN'S Pharmacy PLUMBING Tri-Club Confederation The Particular Druggist Vocation Month Plans Delicious Dinners L. C. FEHR. Prop. BRICKEY & MOLLOT To Couple in Golden 17th AVE. AND GRANT Member St. Vincent de Paal’i Parish Formal activities in Voca­ HOT AND COLD LUNCHES FRANK MOLLOT, Ownir Plans 2-Doy Ski Outing tion month will be initiated Golden.— (St. Joseph’s Parish) KE. 5987 FREE DELIVERY Vour Business Is Appreciated Here Have Your Doctor Phono Shop. SP. 2309 Rm.. s p . 9122 Ui Your Prescription Remodeling, Repairing Thursday, March 5, when John —Mr. and Mrs. Everett L. Earn­ (Tri-Club Confederation) 2707 E. Louisiana RA. 3739 or New Work fun and entertainment all the O’Hayre, an alumnus and di­ hardt announce the birth of a VVWWVVWWAV.Vi*AVji more enjoyable on Saturday At Loaisiana and Sooth Clayton FHA Financinz 665 8. Pearl This Saturday and Sunday, rector of public relations at son on Feb. 21 at St. Anthony’s night. March 7-8, will mark a special Regis college, will speak to the hospital. This is the Earnhardt’s Washington week end for many members of The fee for transportation student body on “The Vocation sixth child and third son. Mr. Washington Park Mkt. both ways and lodging will be the Tri-club (Young People’s of a Christian.” Other activities and Mrs. T. G. Garrison are ma­ Open Sundays, 9 to 1 Red & White Food Stores $7.30 per person. The train is planned for the month are a day ternal grandparents. ;Launderers & Cleaners Week Days 7 to 7 confederation) who, with the COUA/K st-OCDlN 4 . BILL HUGHES, Prop. scheduled to leave Union Station devoted to the religious life, a Mrs. Bernice Georgen has re­ Colo. Cathedral Young People’s club, Jerry Abell . , , Joe Abell will journey to Winter Park for at 7 :40 a.m. Saturday morning day devoted to family life, career turned to her home in Midland, Howes Food Store Complete Food Service two full days of skiing and var­ and will arrive at 6:30 p.m. Sun talks each week, and Mass and Mich. She came to Golden to at­ day evening. In order to be as Communion each day for all. The If you are satisfied with Booker Hawei — Gayle Hawea 598 South Gilpin ied entertainment. tend the funeral of her father, A Bi-Low Store sured of all final details, every girls’ sodality arranged a display Fred J. Meyer, pioneer Golden your laundry—-stay with it Smart to Bo Thrifty** Arrangements for the week one is asked to meet at the depot of posters and pamphlets on re­ Hatchett Drug Store end have been made with the merchant, who died on Feb. 18. , . • if not— call MA. 5996. Quality Meats — at 7 o’clock. ligious orders of women at the In addition to Bernice, Mr. Meyer "Th# Etore of Quality and Service’* The firms listed here Timmerhaus Ski lodge at Winter front entrance. The boys’; so­ Groceries Park to accommodate all the Reservations must be made is survived by his wife, Mrs. Cora 701 Grant — KE. 3617 deserve to be remembered not later than Thursday night, dality plans to do the same for Meyer; another daughter, Ar- Fre»h & Frozen Fniiti skiers of the two clubs on Sat­ religious societies of men. SUNDAY HOURS 10 A.M. to 2 P.M. 725 East Colfax and VegeUblea when you are distributing urday night. Lodging charges March 5, and may be made by delle; and a son, L. F. Meyer, all Compounding prescriptions is the contacting John Tamburello, The participation of the stu­ of Golden. most important part of our busineaa Louiiiana ana Clayton will include the evening meal on dents in an intensive reading your patronage in the dif­ Saturday night and Sunday AC. 0397, or Ben La Crue, GR. 7814. program in Catholic Boqk week sp. 5717 ferent lines of business. morning breakfast. was excellent. More than 200 Wherever the call is issued, at Transportation will be pro­ If anyone is unable to accom­ students each read one Catholic any hour of the day or night, vided to Maryvale for Mass on pany the group for both days, book in the week and these you are there to help because ST. JAMES' PARISH Sunday morning. The Ski lodge he is invited to come Satur­ four seniors read more than you are the Red Cross. Remem­ is equipped with a huge fire day or Sunday and join in the 1,000 pages: Cecilia Kelsey, Pat ber to answer the call. The Met­ Please Patronize These Friendly Firms place, which will help to make fun. Durant, Frances Wiest, Pat Bur­ ropolitan area fund goal for 1953 .o x n i e b r a e A meeting was held recently ger, and Marlene Churchill. is $530,000. by representatives from St. Fran­ DANSBERRn Father Jolin to Give cis’, St. Dominic’s, and Presenta­ Mayfair ^ Service B' Shopping Center! tion parishes, who recommended Joe De Anda, Prop. PHARMACY Vocation Talk Mar. 10 the following persons to compose St. Vincent de Paul PTA Prescriptions — Sundries a cabinet for the current year: Waihin^ - Lubrication Father John John, S.J., of the Acceiioriei - Tires - Batteries GIFTS - FOUNTAIN SERVICE Cultural chairman, Mary Ann FREE DELIVERY Regis college, Denver, faculty Wienecke, St. Francis’; publicity, **S & H** Green Stamps The firms listed here Bonnie Brae Drug Co. will give a talk on religious voca­ Loretta Sedlmayer, Presenta­ To Hear Dr. Lewis Barbate 14th & Krameria DE, 9858 E. Colfax & Olive FL 2337 deserve to be remembered Alfred C. Anderson, Owner-Mansser tions Thursday, March 10, in the Holy Family high school, Denver. tion; religious, Patricia Falk, St. when you are distributing Have your Doctor phone us Franks’; social cochairmen, Pat (St. Vincent de P«ul’» Periih, Altar Committees Named WALT BADGER Says: The talk, which will be a part Scherer, St. Dominic’i^ and Denver) The Altar society met March your Prescriptions of the Vocation week progrram your patronage in the dif­ Louise Halasz, St. Francis’; and The PTA will meet in the base­ 2. The president, Mrs. John Mul Why not start your Spring House Bean, Winei, Etc, at the school, will be given to all athletics, John Buehler, St. Dorn queen, announced committees for ferent lines of business. senior boys and girls. After the ment of the parish hall Monday, 763 So. Univenity RA. 2874 inic’s. 1953 as follows: Cleaning by sending us your talk, a group discussion with a Beginning March 5, the club March 9, at 8 p.m. Membership, Mmes. Andrew Drapes and Slip Covers now? question and answer period will will bowl each Thursday eve­ Dr. Lewis Bartmto, prominent be held on special topics. Verlinden, Charles Finder, and CONOCO PRODUCTS ning at the Denver Bowling lanes Catholic psychiatrist, will be the Perry August; ways and means, Preisser's Red & White Father Jolin is spiritual at 9 o’clock. speaker. This meeting is held at Mmes. Donald Winters, P. W. Labrication. Car Washing, Batteriea counselor for Regis students and The monthly Communion night so that fathers, as well as Bowling, Robert Norton, and Ar­ Associated Cleaners Recharged, Tire Volcanlzing a member of the philosophy breakfast will be held on Sun­ mothers, may have the opportu­ thur Olson; hospitality, Mmes. Grocery and Miarket staff. Pickup and BRAE day, March 22, in Presentation nity to hear the speaker. Frank Garland, Donald Amen, 6736-E. Colfax Delivery Service EA. 5462 FANCY MEATS, VEGETABLES. AND church. The Mass will be tft 9:30 Tickets for the Catholic Par­ and James Van Dittie; program, QUALITY GROCERIES With your help, the nation's o’clock and breakfast will be ent-Teacher league all-day con­ Mmes. Jerome Jacobs and Carl CONOCO SERVICE Free Delivery SPruco 4447 724 So. University PE. 9909 2331 £. Ohio Ave. (So. Univ. and Ohio) call fpr Red Cross assistance on served immediately afterward ference in the Shirley-Savoy ho­ Ott; a scale unprecedented in its his­ by the Presentation club. An ice tel on March 26 may be obtained Chairman of sanctuary work­ tory will be answered promptly skating party will be held in the from Mrs. Patrick Lyness, PE. ers, Mrs.' Earl Hahn; calling and effectively. afternoon. 1656, 1304 Columbine. committee for sanctuary workers, ST. JOSEPH'S PARISH Mrs. Frank Pol; candles and SOCTR GAYLORD candelabra, Mmes. Leslie Cava­ Please Patronize These friendly Firms naugh, Howard Nielsen, and C. Shopping District E. Kelsey; circles, Mmes. Fer- man Bisenofberger and Bernard Carolyn’s Cleaners Get Aequainted Days Mahoney; breakfast committee, 748 Fox Street 1092 So. Mmes. Edward Alcorn and L. E. BELMONT Sullivan; - telephone committee, Phone CHerry 2832 PLUMBING CO. Mmes. E. J. Nevin and Sam Phil- Quality Dry Cleaning ra MM BOB'S IG* lippone; and publicity, Mrs. J. M. Repairing & Contracting FRIDAY AND SATURDAY-MARCH 6 AND 7 We Pick Vp and Deliver NO JOB TOO LARGE OR SMALL Cline. The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Eu­ OvMd and Cawattd by Bill Alilu, SUPER MARKET Fret Estimates Membef af St jetiph’i PtrliN SAM BOXER. Mgr. 1076 S. Gaylord p _ gene O’Sullivan gave .the second Meats • Groceries • Vegetables Day., PE. 2070 of a series of talks on vestments Better Quality for Less Night., EA. 5379 and altar linens. Mobiloil - Pennzoil • Mobilgai At South Gaylord Furniture Mrs. Donald Winters, chair­ Lubrication & Waihing man of ways and means, an­ ST. FRANCIS DE SALES' PARISH GAYLORD nounced that a breakfast will be CLEANERS Tune Up - Clutch & Brake gpven by the Altar society in the Patronize These Friendly Firms PICKUP & DELIVERY See the Range used by near future. Details will be an­ So. Gaylord Service nounced later. ^ We Give Green Stamps I Center and Garage famous food authority PRIZES — PRIZES!! 243 Paid Members Alameda Drug Store Carlin's Mobil Service There are 243 members whose V. O. PETERSON. Prop. BOB CARLIN PE. 1350 - 1025 So. Gaylord (Member St. Francii De SaW Pariah) 1001 So. Gaylord SP. 6443 DUNCAN HINES dues are paid for-1953. Women who have not turned in their dues Cut Rate Drugs Lubrication during the drive may mail them Fountain Service Sundries Washing . . . Steam Cleaning Lyons Pharmacy to Mrs. Andrew Verlinden, 812 S. Your Business Appreciated Pickup & Delivery FREE COFFEE SERVED Gaylord. Alameda & So. Broadway Your Extra Friendly D ru g ^ t fw m 1st & Logan SP. 9930 Full Registered Pharmacist Mrs. Philip Nestor will launder Down Town Prices the albs in March. ^(VWVVVWVVVWW We Give Green Stamps The girls of Brbwnie Scout CONOCO PRODUCTS MISS MARILYNN HUDSON, troop 419 will receive Communion So. Gaylord & Tenn. PE. d357 Lubrication • Delco Batteries F L O W E R . ^ Home Economist, in a group with their mothers Sunday, March 15, in the 8 o’clock Car Washing FALBY'S v i OTLovue.Sp r u c e t s i s will Demonstrate this Beautiful IMass. Front pews will be re­ Quality Cleaning ^ lO e S S. GAVLOKD S T RCA ESTATE RANGE. . served for them in front of the Blessed Mother’s altar. After W. A. (Dutch) THOMAS Paint ft Hardware Washington Park Mr. and Mrs. K. W. McClcan Mass, the mothers will be the Alameda & Logan PE. 9840 gue8l;f of their daughters at “ Try Falbys First’* Cleainers The firms listed here deserve to 5 breakfast in the Belaire restau­ EUGENE BARRINGTON. Prop. he remembered when yon are dla> Come In and Register for Prizes — Not rant. Temptation tributlng your patronage to the 32 Broadway PE. 2940 1087 S. Gaylord SP. 7898 different lines of business. Necessary to be Present to Win. Nocturnal Adoration Mar. 5 The men of the parish are re­ 9 c b , ( p t e a n L . minded that the nocturnal adora­ Open Friday and Saturday GAS RANG& tion will be from 11:45 to 12:45 Evening! We Can Make Your Home Beautiful and Thursday night, March 5, at » Hide-Awoy Gfid-All which time Archbishop Urban J. J m s I l KEENE SUPER MARKET • Bor-B-Kewer Meat Oven Save You Money. IVehr will offer the Mass. Now Center Simmer Burnen Mr. and Mrs. William Hughes, 1093 S. Gaylord Fred Keene, Prop. RA. 0902 * Automatic Cooking q Jr., and family have returned Broadway Creamery store Hours: 8 to 6:30 Mon., Tues., Wed. from a three-week trip in Old 66 So. Broadway Sp. 2665 BUCHANAN’S IMexico. 8 to 7:30 Thurs., Fri & Sat SL Vincent de Paul’s Pinochle Christian Bros. Wines • Nationally Advertised Foods South Gaylord Furniture club will play this Thursday, All Popular Been ^ March 6, at 8 p.m. The men will DeLuxe We OcliTcr • Fresh Fruits and Vegetables use the Josephine street entrance A1 Johnson and Benny Leonard PE. 1777 377 So. Bdwy. • Top Grade Meats — Sea-Foods — Poultry from now on. Cleaners & Dyers 1065 S. Gaylord The Little Flower circle will It’s Keene Super Market for the Keenest Buys in Town SPruce 5451 meet in the home of Mrs. Fred We Have Our Own Platt The firms li»led here deserve to Laundry Service Too be remembered when you are dis­ i Linsenmaier Thursday, March 26, tributing your patronage to thf at 1 o’clock. 88 So. Penn. RA 2083 different linea of business. A

'1 Thursday, March 5, 1953 Office, 938 Bannaek Sfreef THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephane, Keystone 4205 PAGE FIVE Eighth Graders Present Irish Play De Sales' Senior Wins State Contest Nurses Visit De Sales' High (St. Francis d« Salas’ High The Lenten meeting of the Four of tRe five top Colorado high school at St. Francis de of these local contest winners School, Denver) St. Francis CSMC will be held winners in the national Employ Sales’. . - frpm Antonito also placed in the St. Francis de Sales’ high Thursday, March 5. The theme state contest school was host March 3 to two of this month’s meeting is a call the Physically Handicapped es­ Clara is engaged in many school The Antonito high school, ex­ nurses from St. Joseph’s hospital. for a world-wide Mission crusade. say contest are from schools and schdlastic activities. She is cept for two coaches, is staffed The nurses spoke to the senior To emphasize this call, the and junior girls on the career of taught by nuns. Winners were an­ the editor of the Fransalian news­ by Sisters of St. Benedict, various speakers will discuss the nounced by Mrs. Marguerite Ju- Atchison, Kans., all of whom are nursing. paper, and feature editor of the The speakers were Miss Ortiz, important mission fields of the chem, state contest chairman. under the supervision of Sister Winnifred, superintendent. instructor at St. Joseph’s and a world. Richard Woertman will graduate of St. Mary’s college, speak on South America, Betty The contest was open to all Jerome Kovarich, member of 11th and 12th grade students in Xavier, Kans.; and a student Fulham on Japan, and Robert Loyola parish, Denver, who is nurse. Miss Day, now in training Greenwald on Africa. Maridel high schools throughout the state. executive secretary for the Gov­ at St. Joseph’s. Kerls will tell of the crusade in The essay contest title was ’’The ernor’s committee for the re­ the home missions. habilitation and employment of The nurses told the girls of Physically Handicapped—A Na­ the handicapped, motored to La the unlimited opportunities in John Reilly, CSMC president, tional Asset.” Jara and Antonito Feb. 5, as a the nursing field. With a limited number of nurses. Miss Ortiz will conduct tl\e meeting. The Clara Keirns of St. Francis de representative of Governor entertainment will be provided Thornton, to make the presenta­ said that there are many good Sales’ high school, Denver, was tion of awards. jobs available. Miss Day told of by the sixth graders, who will the first prize winner of a JlOO the student nurse’s training and present an old-fashioned barn life. bond. Miss Keirns' essay has been dance. sent to Washington as Colorado’s Society to Meet entry in the national contest. TRAVEL Other winners were: Second, In Westminster Richard Salazar, Antonito high to the Caribbean . . . school, Antonito, a $50 bond; 'Westminster.— (Holy Trinity 10 Day Cruise from New Orleans... $300 third, Gordon Streeb, Windsor Parish)—The Altar and Rosary to Hawaii . . . high school, Windsor, a $25 society will meet Wednesday, March 11, at 8 p.m. in the home Fly from West Coast...... $258.75 bond; fourth, Diana Ward, An­ of Mrs. Irene Blatter, 7340 Brad- nunciation high school, Denver, to the Coronation in England, burn, with Mrs. Cunningham as Europe and Africa...... $895 $10 cash; fifth, Aggie 'Villareal, cohostess. New members are in­ For reterTatloni 'KATY AND THE LEPRECHAUN,’ Left to right are William Stackhouse, Gayle Antonito high school, a pen and vited. All oyer the world to Mexico, including Guadalupe Body, Paul Kelty, Jo Anne Solem, Herbert Thomp­ pencil set. The potluck supper will be Call MA. 1211 All expense...... $230 an Irish play, was presented by Cathe­ Clara Keirns held in the Grange hall, 3935 NO SERVICE CHARGE dral’s eight grade students March 2 for the PTA son, Jerry Bakke, and at the piano is Xaomi Bar­ The prizes, which were donated W. 73rd avenue, Tuesday, March school’s annual. She has a high 5th Floor of meeting. tholomew.— (Photo by Smyth) by the State department. Disabled 17, at 6 p.m. Those who attend Denver Dry scholastic rating, being an honor mary ann fisher - TRAVEL American Veterans, will be pre­ are asked to bring a main dish, Goods student for her four years. She is salad, or dessert for the size of (Member of Cathedral Parish) sented to the winning contestants also a member of the Pep club their family, and plates and sil­ Friday afternoon, March 6, in the verware. and an ardent supporter of the Cathedral Students Produce 3-Act Play executive (chambers by Governor The Altar and Rosary society Gremlin team. Dan Thornton. will furnish rolls and coffee. A JOE ONOFRIO (Cathedral High School, Denver) Therese, attended the fifth an­ [sponsored jointly Friday, March The Alamosa local committee games part^ will be held after Katy and’ the Leprechaun, a nual Engineers’ day presented by |fi, by Our Lady's sodality and stu­ Wins Second Contest .sponsored a contest for 11th and the supper. All parishioners are three-act Irish play presented the college of engineering of the dent council, under the auspices 12th grade students of high invited. CABLE March 2 at the PTA meeting, University of Denver Feb. 27. of Sister Margaret Jude, sodality Clara Keirns last year won the schools in Conejos, Costilla, and The bake sale held Feb. 28 was completely produced by the They attended the principal con­'moderator. Climaxing Career "What Advertising Means to Alamosa counties. netted $27. Thanks are extended LESTER BETSY ROSS eighth grade class of Cathedral, vocation and the sessions on week, a week of general assem­ Me " e.ssay contest, sponsored by to all who helped make this Jerry Bakke took the parts of chemical engineering and civil blies on primary callings. Ca- Winners in the local contest the Denver Advertising club. project a success. KRAKAUER both Patrick O’Flaherty and engineering. ifeer day is devoted to 60 specific were as follows: Sam Gonzales, Lenten services are held every the leprechaun. Jo Anne Solem 2 Retreats Planned fields. .After Mmss in the Cathed­ She is the daughter of Mr. and La Jara high, first prize. Sec­ Friday evening at 7:45. MEHLIN & SONS was Molly O'Hara, and Her- Cathedral high school will ral, there will be three sessions Mrs. Bert A. Keirns of 2989 S. ond, third, fourth, and fifth All members of the parish over beit Thompson was Father Pat in the classrooms on vocational have two letreats this year, both Lincoln street. She attended St. prize winners were Richard Sala­ 13 years of age who have not Home of Quality Pianos O'Flanahan. given by F’ather Richard Hiester, j subjects chosen by the students. zar, Barbara Jones, John Hurst, been confirmed are urged to get Louis' grade school, Englewood, 1805 Broadway MA 8585 Paul Kelty, in the role of choir director. The freshman and ! .A new feature this year for and Aggie Villareal, all of the in touch with Father Norbert Timothy O’Flaherty, wrote and ! sophomore retreat will be March the convenience of both speakers and has spent her four years of Antonito public high school. Two Walsh before Sunday, March 8. Acrewt from th* CMmopolitaa Hotel directed the whole play. Learn­ 9, 10, and 11. and students will be students act- ing the Irish .jig from his sister, j Mass will be celebrated in ling as pages. The pages will meet Kathleen, he in turn taught his 1 Oscar Malo hall each moyning by jthe speakers and assist them dur­ classmates the dance! Paul also I Father Hiester. Each day will ing their stay at Cathedral. Stu­ made Irish top hats for the cast. 'consist of three conferences dent chairmen will introduce the Cayle Body was the principal i ended by Benediction. Juniors speakers. costume designer. She .sewed land seniors will have their re- Mrs. Ixiuis McMahon and Mrs. Molly’s old-fashioned dress and ! treat March 17, 18. and 19. jo e o no frio ’s John Downing concluded their IfsH e re a t the leprechaun suit, and de­ W “HOME OF TELEVISION” signed the production’s props. iTo Note Career Day classes on family relations with A choral group between acts I Friday, March 6 the senior girls Tuesday. Senior consisted of Joyce Bagnall, Jo Cathedralites will observe the boys had received their instruc­ Anne Bac^ Mary Warder, Bon­ fifth annual Career day program tion previously. nie Kuhn, Thelma Francisco, Dorothy Padilla, Mary Mlak, Peggy O’Hanahan, Carla Chavez, Academy Student Counci Lillian Mendoza, and Marlene Adams. They sang “When Irish America's Most Advanced TV Set Eyes -\re Smiling’’ and “An Sponsors Sacrifice Fund Irish Lullaby.’’ (St. Mary’s Academy, Denver) ^ture of the Arncid:" and Betty The students will present an­ During the first week in Lent, Jean Kafka, "Virgil’s World.” other performance of the play •Maigaret Rose Gonzales was March 17 for the rest of the the student council members at' St.- Mary's academy sponsored a chosen general chairman for the grade school. sophomore mission project to Cathedral’s intraschool basket­ sacrifice fund, which will be used to buy equipment for the new | be given on h'riday, March 6. ball game, a yearly event be­ ,4nita Greeno i.s chairman of the tween seniors and lower class- gymnasium. The freshman class, gave most generously, the aver-^ box lunch committee, Kay Har­ men, was won by the seniors, rington of the prizes, Joanne .50-40, last Friday in Oscar Malo age being more than 50 cents perj student. Members of the Sodality' .Strachan of publicity, and Char­ hall. lene Rothe of entertainment. A Physits students, under the of Our Lady are sponsoring the fund during the second week. bride doll and a stuffed toy will supervision of Sister Catherine be the prizes. The fonrth-year Latin students The purposes of Catholic Book are making an intensive study week were discussed during the Title Insurance of Virgil, his works and times. meeting of Our Lady’s sodality, The following reports have been presided over by Margaret Mc­ is the modern method of ob­ given: Gretchen Geiger, “Super­ taining protection against any Grath, prefect. Mary Bazata, natural Agencies and Beliefs in head of the literature commit­ defect in the Title of your the Aeneid;” Margaret McGrath, real estate. tee, encouraged the reading of “Virgil’s Importance as a Repre­ Catholic books and magazines. , . . . And providei sentative Writer;’’ .Mary Earley, Siizy Collins gave a report on the “Virgil, the Divine Poet;’’ Mary life of St. Maria Goretti, secon­ SECLRITY Ann Halloran, “Virgil’s Prede­ dary patron saint of the sodality. cessors;’’ Joan Vecchio, “Life of Marjorie Lowery encouraged a Virgil;” Frances Muto, “Struc- spirit of sacrifice during the Len­ ten season, and .Anita Schader Mothers' Club at Regis urged generous contributions to the Lenten sacrifice fund. Mother Felicitas, Superior Plans Recollection Day GeneM A day of recollection will be and Mother .Agnes Marie, Vi- caress, have been guests at St. held for the Regis high Mary’s during the past week. Mothers’ club and their friends 'Formerly, Mother Felicitas was superior of St. Mary’s. Inturet MaTkelability March 11. The day will open with Mass in the Regis chapel at 9:30 o’clock. The Rev. C. F. Kruger, S.J., of Regis college Lakewood Society JhsL J i i k . will conduct the conferences. Coffee and dessert will be 5 served in the dining room at To Meet March noon; those wishing sandwiches Slate Wide Title Service are urged to bring their own. Lakewood.— (St. Bernadette’s A donation of 50 cents per per­ Parish)—The Altar and Rosary 1711 California KE 1251 son will be taken to defray the society will meet Thursday, expenses of the day. March 5, at 1 o’clock in the Jef­ ferson hall. The Men’s club will meet A\'ed- nesday evening, March 11, at 8 o’clock in the Jefferson hall. All men of the parish are invited. Mrs, Ben Schultz was named publicity chairman of the group of the . Mother Cabrini circle Feb. 28. New members who joined the circle were Mr.s. Pat Moriar- ity and Mrs. h'rancis Doyle. Mrs. Virginia Philpott was a gue.st. Tickets for the Easter Mon­ day dance will be on sale in the vestibule of the church after each Mass until Easter. II I t Good Shepherd Aid

III Unit Meets Mar. 10 Mrs. J. R. Plank and Mrs. C. A. Stahl w’ill be hostesses to the Good Shepherd Aid society on Tuesday, March 10, in the home of Mrs. Plank, 200 S. Eudora, Denver. Refreshments will be served at 1 :30 o’clock. Arrangements will be made for the annual card party to be held in May in the convent. Father John Scannell, pastor of Christ the King parish, Den­ Our Newly Remodeled Chapel ver,~will be guest speaker. Meeting Set March 7 HACKETHAL-NOONAN By St. Joseph's Guild Open Monday Till 8:30 P.M. The March meeting of St. Jo­ seph’s guild, Denver, will be held MORTUARY Saturday, MaFch 7, at 2 p.m. in the library of St. Francis de Sales’ high school. Joe OnofHo Music Co. A report on the recent card 1451*Kalamath MAin 4006 party will be given. Hostesses Nothing But the Finest will be Mmes. George Evans, Member of St. Catherine'i Parish Karl Mayer, Mayme Fletcher, Parking next to'Mortuary Thomas Eagan, and Charles Reif- snyder; and Miss Marie Shan- 1805 BROADWAY MA. 8585 nan. j PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keyitone 4205 Thursday, March 5, 1953

42 Join Junior C D. of A.i Make More Than 1^000 Rosaries Immigration's Unit 5DCQAUSTS n MfiTT MSTHC5 MARY ANME (Junior CalKolie Daughlert of Two new troops were added to America, Denver) the court in February’, dedicated Chairman Selected BAKERIES On Feh. 21, 42 |?irls were initi­ to St. Marie Goretti and St. Joan ,\11 Butter ated into the Junior Catholic of Arc. Mrs. Lenora Priest, as­ Daughters of Amer»ca in the sisted by Mrs. Geraldine Hahn, CAKES Catholic Daughters' clubhouse^__ ,will direct the St. Marie Goretti At Deanery Meet ' for ■troop and Mrs. Fulcher and Mrs. Wrddin^ (Denver Deanery, Archdioceian Council of Catholic Women) and Di Prima, the St. Joan of Arc Parties ’ troops. At the Denver deanery board meeting Feb. 24, the 601 S. Broadwaj—PE. 6929 INTERMOUNTAIN Blessed Kateri Tekakwitha president, Miss Margaret Sullivan, designated Mrs. 1024 S. Gajlord 25 Broadway PEarl 7315 8Proea 7413 troop will meet Saturday, March Victor Rosinski as chairman of immigration. This is a 65 W. Girard Engl’w’d SU. 1-1068 ELEVATOR CO. 14, at 10 a.m. with Rose Ann new field in the work of the Catholic laywoman of Den­ Pike, 740 E. First avenue. ver and offers unlimited possibilities. Denver — Longmont St. Patrick’s troop will meet Saturday, March 7, with Ann The aims of the committee are Hudson — Yuma Jordon, 1036 S. High street. to be of service to the immi­ grants in the community, to sus­ Colo. St. Bernadette's troop will tain the welcome given them Atlanta, Nebr. meet March 14 w-ith Mary Jo upon their arrival in the United Lenten Meals Can Be Easy Frawley, 2928 Gaylord street. States, and to plan a program of Delicious Fried Shrimp, Fish and Chips Dinners . . . or The St. Rose of Lima troop activity to integrate them into Fried Chicken Fort Morgan Mills will meet March 7 with Judy the American way of life. Dillon. Choice of potatoes & salads, with rolls ^ Inc. Mrs. Rosinski, 4667 Pearl street, CH, 3001, would like to Served hot at your door, or 25c less if picked up have a representative from every * — One Order Plenty for Three — Fort Morgan and parish to serve on this commit­ Hillrote, Colo. tee. She would appreciate hear­ ing from those who would be in­ Manufacturert and Diitribulort BAKERIES terested in this work. There are an estimated 300 ZIP,„tuuLtU tifMl Golden Sunshine Flour “The Finest Only” MEMBERS OF the Visitation Rosary- Margaret Ward, Mrs. Rose Burkhart, Mrs. Mar- displaced persons units in Den­ ver. Not all units are families; 1010 S. Gaylord Open Every Day SPruce 4469 87 So. Broadway .Makers’ club of St. Catherine’s parish. guerette Dickerson, captain; and Mrs. Nora Challenger Fortified Feeley; standing, Mrs. Ellen Szynskie, Mrs. Betty some are single persons. Brief 7.53 So. U niversily Denver, shown above, have made more than 1,000 rosaries since the grouts was organized a year ago. Geier, Mrs. Anne Keene, and Mrs. Bernice Perry. suggestions for a.United States are home visitations, since so­ ciability and friendliness are the CHAIRS' CHAIttS! imiRSl ;keys to mutual understanding; ^mson'—"Durham"—"Hampden”.—"Lyons"— Imports encouraging them to join Catho- Fr. Schmitt W ill Conduct 15 New Members ilic societies and civic organiza­ SOLD in Any Quantity! tions; and assisting them in en­ 1st Saturday Meditations rolling in English and citizen­ FOLDING CHAIRS Are Enrolled by ship cla.sses. (New-Used) (Our Lady of Fatima Club, jceive Holy Communion if they The immigration committee • All-Steel • All-Hardwood Denver) |wish to fulfill the First Satur- under Mrs. Rosinski and the co- • Upholstered Seats & Backs The Rev. Harlev Schmitt, pas-1 day obligations. The Holy Hour [operation with Catholic Charities • Children’s • Tablet Arm tor of All Saints' parish, will may b? made with the Our Lady Library Society committee under the chairman- conduct the meditation for the Fatima group. »^amilies are in- TABLES, TOO! The Beer That The following new members!ship of Mrs. Paul Fitzgerald will i First Saturday Luncheon club v'tod to join the group m the were received the past week at'collaborate in this undertaking, • Banquet (all sites) Card Made Milwaukee Famous [Saturday. March 7, in H o ly hour of lepaiation. the Catholic Information and l,i- .(ihost church from 2 to 3 p.m. LuncheonLunchebn at 12:45 p.m Benefit Children WE ALSO (ENT AT LOW (ATES Holy Ghost hall will be served by brary society, 625 19th street,' MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. The Blessed Mother has prom- Denver: Loretta Sullivan, Mr.''. .lamp?! Cumming.':, way? i.od rewards for persons making'Catholic nurses who are mem- seph Herrera, Anne Komhal, mean?! chairman for the two Call, Write or Visit Us—TO D A Y! the First Five Saturdays. Mem- bars of the group. The luncheon I '—Rnhert M. — Paul V. — M. T. Murray* ' ■■ Theresa Kiely, Margaret Hami games parties sponsored by the hers should attend .Mass and re i.? .?1 and reservations should be ton. Kathryn Parent.' John R. Denver deanery for the benefit made with Rita La Tourrette, •Murray, William J. Fagan, of the summer camping program PEARL 4651 ► FR. 1062, or Mena Hieser, EA. Emerentaine Schmeltzer, Mrs. C. for underprivileged children, re­ ► SAVE Vs ON YOUR MEAT BILL Needlework Guild 4610. .A. Bottinelli, H. Marie Carstens, ported that the first party on ► Members are reque.sted to Ramona Lujan, Marie Kriener, Feb. 21 in St. Fllizabeth's hall 350 Broadway ► Complete Processing Service for bring old rosary beads, neck­ James B. Archambault, and was a great disappointment. She ► Executive Meeting laces. and headed bags for the Catherine Ann Murphy. urged all board members to pro- rosary-makers, as they are in The hook Counscliitg iv Calhn-',mote the next party in their va- ► Lockers and Home Freezers need of beads to make rosaries. ► lic Life a»d Ednenfiov, hyirious parishes and the affiliated Beads may also be sent to Daniel | p Curran, was donated'organizations. ► To Be Held Mar. I I McEnery, 106,o Logan street. y We Sell Top Quality Meats ^ F’ather Frederick Mann.i Mrs. Cummings and the com- The annual section presidents The Aisitation Rosary-Making j c.SS.R., making a total of seven piittee in charge of this project FOR TASTY LENTEN MEALS y Limited number of Lockers available now circle of All Saints pariah has hooks that were donated in the j worked out the plan of sending and directors' meeting of the y changed its name to Crucifixion month of Februaiy. |25 tickets to each one of the or- y .Needlework guild will be held circle, owing to the reorganiza­ A donation of ?1 was given by,ganizations affiliated with the y KING'S FRIGID FOOD BANK Wednesday, March 11, at 2 p.m., tion of another circle that had the St. Thomas Aquinas club,'Denver deanery. With 100-per- been known bv the former name. y Mr. and Mrs. A. A. King (Members of Cathedral Parish) I at St. Clara’s orphanage, 3800 ______in addition to it.s usual monthly opnt co-operation from the affili- y ■W. 29th avenue, Denver. donation, which totaled $7.13. ates this would net the deanerv i 2041 So. Univprsitv Blvtl. PE. 3533 The group of books purchased approximately $900, the goal I Mrs. Cyrus VV. Anderson, S tO te R O prO SC ntatlV B by the library includes the fol necessary to meet their commit- 'president, will preside. Plans for lowing: Terrgia de Spirifii Save- nient for the camping program. |the spring “ingathering" will he James Carter to Talk to. Edith Stein; Whnt h Your The next party will be held jmade and an election of officers Cntholir IQ. the Rev. France.s on Saturday evening, March |will take place. At Altar Unit's Meet Buchesne Thornton and Tim­ ! .All section presidents and di- othy Murphy Rowe; Avne f'rnvk, 21, at 8 o'clock in St. Eliza­ ; l ectors are asked to attend the State Representative James the. Diary of n i'ninig Gird. Anne beth'! hall, 1020 11th !treet« meeting and obtain their sup­ Carter will discuss bills on hu­ Frank; The Seve^i Swords. Ger- and at announced previou!ly plies. manitarian matters that are be­ old Vann, O.P.; Padre Pin. the the ticket! i!iued could be u!ed on either date. To become a member of the ing considered by the State Rev. Charles Mortimer Carty; [guild the donation of two new Legislature. He will speak at a The Autobiography of a Hunted Nominating Committee ! articles of wearing apparel or luncheon of the Holy Ghost par- Priest, Philip Caraman; The i.sh Altar and Rosary society Mon-i.pg of the Saints. Omer Engle- The nominating committee, 'household linen a year is required. named by Miss Sullivan, includes Everyone is invited to become a day, March 9, at 12:30 p.m. jbert; From Confucius to Christ. Members of the society will; Paul K. T. Sih; The Spleotdor of Mrs. William Augustine, chair­ member and assist in carrying; man; Mmes. Milton Allen, on the work. recite the Rosary in the church the Rosary, Maisie Ward; and at 2 p.m. The meeting will be St. Teresa of Avila, William Geoige Schwartz, and Ben 01- called to order afterwaid. Thomas Walsh. guin, and Mis.s Eva Walsh. Nom­ inations from affiliated organi­ VOSS BROS. zations may be sent to Mrs. Au­ gustine at 1359 Lipan street. BAKERIES ACCN Potiuck, Meeting Another appointment was the committee for the annual tea' 3 Stores to Serve You that will follow the open meet­ Scheduled for March 17 ing on .April 20. Mrs. Lou J. Weber, as chairman, will be as­ (Archdioceian Council of Cath- lege. Xavier, Kans., gave a review olic Nuriei, Denver Chapter) lof her new book, Come North. sisted by Mmes. James Kenny, Jack Ward. Charles Kurtz, and Ready to Eat WhoU The committee for the All Monday evening for St. Joseph’s James Koning. Saint's benefit will have a pot-[ hospital alumnae. The book Cnme I Fried Chicken $2.50 < luck supper and business meet- Sorth i.s the life of Mother Xa- Will Study TV ICE C R E A M ing March 17 in Holy Ghost hall, vier Ross, the founder of the Si.s- Ten members attended the so­ BAKED HA!B .Anyone wishing to work with Ifrs of Charity of Leavenworth, cial action committee at the Parity k« CraoM givet a i>aiN|»et climax to ordinary mooli Whole or by Slice this committee or to attend the Mfuibers of the ACCN were in­ home of the chairman, Mrs. C. H. supper is asked to contact Lu-|Vited to the meeting, .,. 4ND Parity Milk Is Top Ovality at a foviag Axorted Saladt Bettinger, F'eh. 26. They agreed eille Barenberg, FL. 6477; or po|jo Institute to study television and iiflmigra Home-Made Pies Helen .Mahoney, DE. 0937. A yincenition and are meeting once a week DOWNING i ALAMEDA 38TH AND LOWELL 2ND & BROADWAY sterling silver josary will be \ ^p,) Paul I during Lent at Mrs. Bettinger’s M ritio H s! COLEAX & GAYLORD piv<^n March 11 to the pei^on | Cheyenne, and Si.'ter : home, 165 S. University, 8TH AND SANTAFE 6TH & KNOX COURT HUMMEL'S NINTH & DOWNING having .sold the most tickets. "The. gf_ Mary’s hospital, | The next meeting will be on COLFAX AND GRANT Denver*! LendinK Caterer! card party will be .Aprd '' at 8 jppetion, are attending a'Thursdav, March 5, at 1:30 and SPEER AND GRANT 5310 W. COLFAX (UKfwtjoo) and Delicateeaen p.m: in St. _.Anthon> s ho. pital, pp|jp jp^Dtute at Colorado Gen-,any Catholic woman who would fitr A il Orem$l9maf IBTH a HUMBOLDT ► 311 E. Seventh Ave. KE. 1986 ^ 9740 E COLFAX (AutooA) auditorium. Tickets may be se­ eral hospital March 2 through ll.|t)p interested in joining this Open Sundaxt A Weekday! Till 7:304 cured from Mrs. Rayburn, Au­ CLOSED MONDAYS .Miss Ruth Gibbs has a position'^tudy group is invited, rora 912W; Lauretta Dwyer, CH. at Craig Colony, and will start f . 7983; or Lillian Todd, MA. 6350. her ne/w ork J o u t March ,15. I Plamiing a Those wishing to donate prizes Dr. Robert Hayes, husband of jV'"’ legi-'lature in the near for the party should contact Cel Blanche Hayes, has been recalled luUire Geiger, FL. 0800, or Helen Ma­ to the army. He will report to A meeting of the South Den­ honey, DE. 0937. Fort Sam Houston some time in ver area will be held in the home Sister Julia of St. Mary col- April. of Mrs. Lou J. Weber, 994 S. New ACCN member.® are Es­ University avenue, Friday, ^ V / / WIN APPLAUSE FOR ★ Lemon Angel ‘Family Courts’ ther Hudson, Julia Neumeyer, March 6, at 1 o’clock. It will be Another program in the Attor­ Elsie Schaufelberger, Rose Marie I a short hut important meet YOUR LEMON PIE . Sherman, Doris tVillscheck, Ma- ing, as well as the last meeting ir Lemon Meringue Pie ney at Law series can be heard rie M. Silberbauer, Betty Lou | until fall. F'or that reason Mrs. Tuesday evening at 9:45 on KLZ, Kemnitz, Nell R. Peyton, and: Weber is very anxious that all Denver. The program for this Gertrude Lavinnia Flaherty. representatives from the 15 dif- ★ Lemonade-Cream week explains in an entertaining Margaret Brown, membership ferent organizations in the area jway the need for "Family chairman, will personally give be present. If the appointed rep- Courts." It«hows that many fam­ $15 to the person obtaining the re.sentative is unable to attend, ★ Lemon Cloud ily problems are separated and largest numoer of new members she is urged to send a substitute. decided by different courts— within the next year, and $10 courts that often have no idea of to the person with the second ★ Cake-Top Lemon Pie each other’s findings. largest number. ★ Frozen Lemon Squares Marry in Littleton BREWED WITH Miss Joan Klausner, ward of Mr. and Mrs. PURE ROCKY William Blick, Roggen, a n d Richard Kolde- way, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. MOUNTAIN Koldeway, Lit- t I e t 0 n , ex­ Mm-m-m, Lemon Pie! Favorite of millions, with changed m a r- riage vows be­ SPRING WATER fore a Nuptial its tangy buttercup-yellow filling under a fluffy Mass in St, [Mary’s church, [Littleton, Feb. cloud of delicate meringue. What a pie! In the jl4. T h e Rev. |Frederick D. TASTE March Family Circle there are 6 recipes for iMcCallin offici- jated. Spring-Fresh lemon pies . . . 6 different dessert Miss Char- 1 lotte Koldeway land Miss Flor­ Choice of the tea connoisseur ti^eats your family will rave about! ence Klausner I we re brides- his is the tea chosen by j maids. Michael master chefs of leading T ■ ' ‘ |y ' Kostic was best clubs,hotels and restaurants man. The ush­ AMERICA'S FINE LIGHT BEER (—an exquisite blend of ers were Har­ old and James nIndias, Ceylons and rare Klausner and Leonard Koldeway.* Darjeelings. In convenient Following a wedding breakfast in S t Mary’s hall, the couple I individual-size bags—each left for a wading trip to New Orleans, La. On their return they cup may be as strong or SAFEWAY will live in Denver. The bride attended Sacred Heart academy, Wichita, Kans., -mild as desired. and the bridegroom attended St. Frances de Sales’, Denver.—(Photo JehnS(;^iontCo.,$«xtenSquar(,chicii(o,in. «ooi»Hcooi$coii(ANy. coiDtn, c o ubao o . u.s*. by Smyth)

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Thursday, March 5, 1953 Office, 938 Bonnock Streef THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 PAGE SEVEN Ft, Collins Their Home Fa«;hion Show Will Help Guild^s Charities Regis to Give 'Free' Auto Ritai t. n MaeM n , .1 I The Regis bazaar committee be paid by the bazaar commit­ Manzanares this week announced plans for tee. and Walter A. (Archbithop’i Guild, Denver) + . According to Father Ber­ Thursday evening, March 26, a new idea to be used in giving nard Karst, S.J., who is hand­ Kuem merlin an automobile away this year were married at 8 p.m. the Archbishop's guild ling the affair, it was felt that, before a Nup­ will hold its annual spring bene­ Plan Guild's Fashion Show at the annual bazaar slated “in order to prevent the receiv­ tial Mass in St. fit in the Lincoln room of the May 7, 8, and 9. ing of the car from becoming a financial burden, the special John’s church, Shirley-Savoy hotel at 17th and In past years, the recipient of Lincoln streets, Denver. This fees should he paid and the car Denver. The the automobile has incurred a ceremony w a s show will be presented by the given away free from any ex­ witnessed by May company and directed by large expense in taxes and pense.’’ th e Rt. Rev. Mrs. Evelyn Peterson. other fees before being able to ' The 1 9 ,Plymouth car this The proceeds wdll be used to take ownership of the auto. year will be supplied by Grif­ Monsipnor John This year, the car will be given fith Motors, Inc. It will be P. Moran. carry on the charitable work of the club in their assistance to away and all expenses and fees fully equipped with spare tire, The bride, connected with ownership will heater, and radio. the daughter of many types of Catholic charities M r s. Anthony and missions. T. Manzanares, The models who will par­ was given in ticipate in the show are as fol­ marriage by lows: Mary Casey. Virginia Bell, her brother, Rita Stanton, Catherine Donald, Gene Manzan­ Mary Ruth Hodges, Eileen ^515 16th St. ares. Her sister, Koester, Mary Ellen Rahl, Rose­ {n«xt to Paramount) Mrs. Kllison E. mary Heckethorn. Blanche Ziola, Bridal Treasures Ketchum, w a s Peggy Williams, Florence Brown, matron of Pat Paprocki, Mary McEnihy, Denver’s largest collec­ honor; and the Charlotte Hencmann. Elaine tion in Chantilly lace, bridesmaids Fielding. Mary Taylor, Clara frothy nylon tulle, were Mrs. Earl Norton, Mary Shierburg, Pa­ and .satin . . . and E. Kuemmerlin, tricia Ware, Ruth Jeffries, exquisite street- Mrs. James Josephine Hytrek, and Cathy wear for your Donnelly, and Connell, a teen-ager; and Mrs. Irou.sseau are at Miss Katy Ketchum. . . j r , Irving A. Fuller, matron model. Chez Marie, of The bridegroom, whose father is Adolph Kuemmerlin of Ft. The children who will model course. Collins, was attended by his brother, Earl E. Kuemmerlin. The are Nancy Lathrop, Timmy from 39.95 young couple's wedding trip took them to the Carlsbad Caverns O’Connor, Mary Kate Hodges, formals from 19.95 and Texas. They making their home Cheryl Ann Norton. John Furs- tenburg, Kathleen Sweeney, and Julie Weber. The Infant of Prague circle will meet Wednesday, March 11, in the home of Cecilia Scheune- mann. , • Mrs. Kay Henshaw will be hostess to Our Lady of the Ro­ THE COMMITTEES in charge of the ing, Gertrude McHendrie, Mary Belle Hizer, sary circle March 8 in her new Frances Schmidt, Jane Pojman, Rita Scheune­ home, 1012 S. Valleja street. Archbishop’s guild fashion show benefit, mann, Irene Koser, Natli Molloy and Dee Mc­ Miss Mary Heuer of Our Lady shown above, are: General chairman, Mrs. Billie Carthy; flowers, Mary O’Connor; publicity, of Grace circle is ill in her home. Lou Weber; adviser, Mrs. Peggy Sweeney; ad- Florence Brown; telephone committee, Agnes Blessed Sacrament circle will | vertising and prizes, Mrs. Peggy Williams, as- Lathrop, chairman, assisted by Alta Brodhag Imeet Sunday, March 8, in the'sisted by Mrs. Mary Ruth Hodges and Miss and Rosalie Gifford; entertainment, Josephine Ihome of Mary McCabe. | Mary Jo McEnery; finance committee, Mrs. Hytrek; and correspondence, Cecilia Scheune­ St. Andrew’s circle had to Helen Roberts, chairman, assisted by Louis Dnwl- mann.— (Photo by Van’s studio) postpone its meeting last week, Convenient Parking but it will be held Thursday, i March .6, at 1382 S. Vine street. ;.Jane Pojman will be the hostess. Heights Women^sClub Plans Annual Fete Parking your car is always I Mary Jane Celia will entcr- Plans I'or the Loretto Heights itain the St. Frances Cabrini cir- Women’s club annual caid party, easy at Horan’s. If every I cle Tuesday, March 10. fa.shion show, and luncheon to be j .Mrs. Rose Scheunemann has held .-\pril 11, the Saturday after Plan Triple Event gone to Leadville to stay with i Easter, were drawn up at a com­ DR. JAMES P. space in our next door lot ber daughter, Mrs. Ann Motzer, 1 mittee meeting Feb. 27. The for an indefinite time. 'party will be enlaiged to include is taken, there will always •a GRAY A The meeting of St. Patrick's the giving away of a hope chest, be room for your car on circle will be a potluck supper in and a candy and liake sale, Oplometritt the home of F’rances Waggoner Mrs. George Tolvo, president VISi At, CARE our auxiliary lot across March 11. of the club, will be assisted by EYES EX.AMiyED Our Lady of Sorrows circle the following chairmen; Tickets VISL’AL TRAIMXG the street. will meet Sunday, March 8, at'.Mrs. Herbert .Mie; hope chest, 6 o’clock in the home of Ethel'Mrs. T. Connors and Mrs. L. M. Optometriit Vint. I Golden; bake sale, Mrs. Galen A new circle, Christ the King. R.owe and .Mrs, K, Dunham; spe- 212-13 Colo. Bldg., 1615 Calif. St. has recently joined the Arch-: cial prizes, Mrs. Galen Rowe and Phone for Appointment £ bishop's guild. .Mrs. Alice Vitry’Mrs. H. P. Doyle; special prizes, TA. 8883 Compare Our Insurance Plan was the hostess at the meeting -Mrs. Edward Porter; and candy, in February. Mrs. K. Cuthbertson. Committees With Any Other Offered Ann KlaVick is a new member >’<’ drawn up at the regular of the St. Thomas More circle.'^PPHiig of the Women’s club .‘Vnn Marson was a guest at the : Thursday, March fi, at 1 p.m. 5 meeting in February. The party will be held in the Rosemary Pepping has pur- main diningroom of Maciiebeuf chased a new home at 675 Utica i hall. Maxine .Mohrbacher, junior, jtreqt. 's the student chairman of the St. Joseph’s circle changed its fashion show, which has become meeting from March 11 to March an established part of the after- 10. It will be in the home of .noon. .Miss Micki Cloonan is the lone .Michaud, with a bnffet din-^.^tudent chairman of arrange- FIVE LORETTO HEIGHTS Women’s club mem­ ner starting at 7 o’clock. imenls. 1600 BROADWAY Horan & Son Chapels Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Thaler arc , The giving away of the hope bers are .shown lavinyr plans for the annual card party, the parents of a girl born Feb. chest is a new feature of the fashion show, and luncheon to be held April 11. Have your KEystone 6297 KEystona 6 2 9 8 in St. Joseph’s hospital. party. It will be filled with hami- Standing are Mrs. (lalen Rowe, 4245 Knox court, and Mrs. 1527 Cl«v»l»nd Pl«c« rmbrnidered linens, towels, hand- Clyde Stronisoe, 129 S. Logan. Seated are Mrs. L. M. Golden, 4281 crocheted afghan, boudoir lamp, Osceola; Mrs. K. K. Dunham, 520 Marion; and Mrs. Herbert Alie, OLD FUR COAT etc. 1240 S. Emerson. Custom-4Iade into a ■ n ailsiV a Theta Phi Alpha special meeting for mem- liers and former members of the Women’s club and for all Sponsors Dinner mothers of the Denver students TV Living Room Retreats will be held Thursday evening NEW CAPE RABTOAY GENERAL TIRE CO. ! The members of Omieron chap­ at 8 o’clock for the benefit of ter of Theta Phi ,\lpha enter- all who cannot attend the after­ Seen Sundays in March i tained their husbands at dinner noon meeting. The (cries of five “Living most fu rs.... . *39 GENERAL TIRES , Feb. 28. Mrs. Then Marie Spnnsler will and an explanation of ways by 1 The dinner was held in the new!show- her nationally famous col- Room Retreats’’ presented by which we can live closer to Furs are never too old for God in our homes.’’ General Batteries home of Mr. and Mrs. Troy Miller Jection of miniature pianos at the Catholic Hour on NBC-TV Lloyd’s expert furriers to, I in University Hills. ;the afternoon meeting. on the Sundays of March is The subject of the initial transform them into a smart; Kraft Recapping ' Present were Messrs, and carried from 11:30 p.m. to 12 talk was prayer. In this tele­ new cape. .Any extra fur, or Mmes. Miller, George O’Shaugh- noon. cast’s “problem clinic,’’ Father lining, if needed, will be sup- M GENERAL; Roll considered distraction dur- Kraft Inspected nessy, Joseph Barry, Howard Kel­ Regis Guild Will Hear The Rev. Berlin Roll of the plied at a reasonable cost. sey. Donald Karr, John Dolan, ing prayer, getting the family SQUEEGEE C.vpuchin order is host for the to pray, the answering of pray* Used Tires ’ Eugene Rice, Robert Baroch, Talk on Eucharist Fast series, produced in co-opera­ ,4* ■Richard Crandell, and William B. ers, and the reason for pray­ tion with the National Council ing to saints when one can go G.T.A.C. Easv Fav U O l W. Colfax KE, 5205 Smyth of Englewood. phe Rev. Stephen Krieger, of Catholic Men. directly to God. On March 3, the hoard of di- will explain and answer “During our living room re­ Dean McCarthy is producer rectors of Theta Phi met in the questions on regulations regard treat,’’ Father Roll tells his for the NCCM, and Doris Ann home of Mrs. Howard Kelsey. Jng the Eucharistic fast at the| listeners, “there will be some for NBC. Martin Hoade is di­ Mrs. M illiam Smyth, president, j pppi.. guild’s meeting March 8i prayers that we can offer to­ recting the series. conducted the meeting. I at p.m. in the library. ' gether, a talk, a problem clinic. ST. JOHN'S PARISH I .Among the coming events dis-i The three-piece luggage set Christopher Program Patronise These Friendly Firms cussed was the spring luncheon j will he on display as well as the Insurance Fraud The Christopher television land book review given by Denver two other articles for the guild programs, presented on KFEL- City Panhellenic council. This| projects at the spring bazaar, ^‘Insurance Fraud" is the TV every Monday evening at Permanent Waving year it will be held in the Lin-;.Mr. and Mrs. James Arkins are theme of this week's Attorney at 10:45 and every Saturday af­ coin room on May 2. Reservations• in charge of the project; Mrs. Law protrram on KLZ. The At­ ternoon at 5, will feature Paul O L S O N 'S a Specialty and tickets may be obtained by j M . J. McMenaniy, the gift booth; torney at I.aw series is produced Milling as the guest on March calling Mrs. Doris Olsen at RAceiMr. and Mrs. James Sweeney, the by the Colorado Bar association 7 and 9. The programs March My Lady Edith 297A. . I “dollar for a dime;’’ and Sue and can be heard every Tuesday 14 and March 16 will feature Food Market Beauty Shoppe Plans were formulated for the j Mulligan, the fish pond, evening: at 9:45. Christopher songs. Appreciate Your Business Minnif KiMtlci, Mtr. annual Founders’ day dinner toj ! be held on April 30. 3030 E. 6th E.4. 1801 2S04 E. 6th At€. EA. 0788 CPTL Conference Scheduled March 26 Party of Seton Guild ,4n invitation is extended to the! C o 11 i ii s ), and St. Pete r's Although this conference is Everybody in the house uses hot water .sisters in the archdiocese to at­ (Greeley). sponsored by the PTAs, anyone Is Financial Success tend the conference of the Cath- interested is invited to attend, but The presidents or league chair­ , . a BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH .olic Parent Teacher league March men of each of these will accept must make reservations before ia U U ( Patronise These Friendy Firms 'The annu^ card^party of the|26 in the Shirley-Savoy hotel. reservations for the luncheon. March 23. Mrs. James Cudmore, I Seton guild Feb. 25 in the Cath­ Denver. Re.servations cannot be accepted EA. 6524, is general chairman % That's why your Natural Gas Stor­ olic Daughters’ clubhouse was a The Loretto Heights Women’s after Monday, March 23. of reservations. 1 financial success, according to club, of which Mrs. L. Tolvo is THELMA KASSON ! Mrs. Nellie Moore, chairman. president, is one of the 32 PTA age Heater should hove sufficient capac­ Ross Variety Store !She thanks all who helped. units affiliated with the CPTL. BEAUTY SALON Special prizes were awarded 2876 Colorado Blvd. Other PTA units are Annuncia­ ity to supply all the hot water you wont. NOTIONS . INFANT WEAR as follows; Steam iron, Mrs. tion, .Assumption, C a t'h e d r a 1, CPTL Invites Nuns Hardware - Toys Hair Styling Rosanna Ebert; lazy susan. Miss Blessed Sacrament, Holy Family, A large outomatic storage water heater Permanent (Facing Nell Miller; and Coors pottery Holy Rosary, Loyola, Mt. Car­ 2214-16 Kearney PHONE DEaUr 1188 set, Miss Ann Lawrence. DE. 4488 Thelmt Kisson O'Connor, Owner mel, Presentation, Sacred Heart, inaintoins adequate hot water at the The guild will meet Thursday St. Cajetan’s, St. Catherine's, St. evening, March 4, at 8 o’clock Dominic’s, St. Elizabeth’s, St. in the home of Mrs. John M. Francis’, St. John’s, St. Joseph’s, desired temperature for all your needs. John C. Boyle, 3324 Elizabeth street. All (Polish); Lovely Dresses members are asked to attend. If there ore 5 or more persons in your Scholl for St. Joseph’s (Redemptorist), St. Louis’, St. Mary’s Mothers’ FINEST EASTER club, St. Patrick's, St. Philo- family—a 50 to 75 gohon water heater MEATS ANB Furniture Store Plans mena's, St. Vincent’s, Lady of GROCEBIES 'Get Acquainted Days' Lourdes, St. James’, Loretto should be installed . . . a 40 gallon for 4 2815 Fairfax SPRING Heights, Christ the King, St. FR. 2701 Mary’s (Littleton), St. Mary Sizes to 18 years The South Gaylord Furniture persons ond a 30 gallon heater for 3 per­ Ust Onr Layaway Magdalene’s, St. Mary’s (Colo­ store, 1065 S. Gaylord, is hav­ rado Springs), St. Joseph’s (Fort 6403 East Colfax ing “Get Acquainted Days’’ this sons or less. Your dealer can help you in To be CHIC in the Easter At Locust Friday and Saturday, March 6 Parode have Your Clothes and 7. Tabernacle Unit Plans the selection of the right size water Miss Marilyn Hudson, well- Cleaned by bcdu'belle shop knowi) home economist, will Meeting for March 6 heater for your present and future needs. demonstrate thq advantages of Q h W im s tis L cooking on the RCA Estate The Tabernacle society will Drop iato see him'soon. range. Free coffee will be meet in the home of Mrs. served, and prizes will be given Ella Mullen Weekbaugh, 1701 TlAltlfaBWA. CLEANERS "The Sign to the lucky‘ ones who register. E. Cedar, at 2 p.m. on March Mrs. C. H. Cook,. Owner It is not necessary to be present 6. The Very Rev. Raphael DE.4m That Sells" in order to win. McCarthy, S.J., president of - MAKING PLANS for attendance of sisters of the 2839 Fairfax DE. 1429 BiuNO Fsr Tsi Msrlst Prlcs_ The store is owned and oper­ Regis college, will be the ated by A1 Johnson and Benny guest speaker. Guests are wel­ Archdiocese of Denver at the annual conference of ileaning. Laundering, Lilt Yosr PrsHrty Pubifc Service Company of Colorado SISf SS(TU«»«VS. With Ui Leonard who extend a cordial in­ come. Members are reminded the CPTL March 26 are, left to right, Mrs. Matt Saya, president :wing & Alterations sr siisHir vitation to visit their store this to bring their old gold and of the CPTL; Sister Frances Marie, president of Loretto Heights week. i silver offerings. college; and Mrs. L. Tolvo.—^^(Photo by Van’s s t u d io ) ,_____

■jtfi PAGE EIGHT Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 Thursday, March 5, 1953 1953 All-Catholic Cage Squad|Qf g f g to Open March 6 Has Punch, Height, Versatility The 1953 Register All-Pa­ SI. DOMIHIC'S Bulldogs, Trinidad Favored rochial basketball team is one of the most versatile ever selected. It has height, a strong scoring COPS PARISH T0 Annex ‘Register’ Trophy punch, and a stalwart defense. By Carl B alcerak The team averages 6’ 2 " in LOOP CROWN The St. Joseph Bulldogs, Denver Catholic high school basketball champs, and the height. Forward Floy Mares led Holy Trinity Tigers of Trinidad, Southern Colorado parochial kingpins, loom as co­ the league in individual scoring St. Dominic’s was crowned favorites to cop the Register, trophy in the Colorado State Catholic high school basket- with a 15-point average. The champion of the 1953 Parish j ball tournament which begins Friday night, March 6, in City auditorium, Denver. other players selected all averaged Cage league after nipping The Bulldogs open tourney + more than lO points per game. St. Augustine’s of Brighton, action Friday at 6 p.m. against Each player was outstanding in last year’s winner, in an ‘ the St. Anthony team, the entry snaring rebounds for his team. overtime period, 57-53, I from Sterling. Annunciation will Some Abbey Bears March 1. t meet the Pueblo Shamrocks at Besides annexing the individ­ ; 7:30; the Regis Raiders will face ual scoring crown, Mares tallied The reRular Parish league sea- i Abbey of Canon City at 9 o’clock; ■son had ended in a three-way tie [ and the St. Francis Gremlins the most points in a single game for first place between St. Dom­ this season when he scored 31 j will play Holy Trinity of Trini­ inic’s, St. Auguttine’s, and Our dad in the nightcap at 10:30. Eloy Mares, forward, 5 foot Lady of Grace team. points against Mullen in the final 11 inches, Annunciation, jun- ! In the semi-finals March 7, league game. In the first elimination game Friday night’s winners will meet ^ ior: Scoring star, sharp-cut- of the playoff series, St. Dom- in 7:30 and 9 o’clock games, and By his brilliant performance on Jock Isenhart, forward, inic’.s barely downed Our Lady Tiger Guard Romero ° ting speedster. . —Photo by Charlotte Detro the losing teams on Friday night the hardwood, Mares proved that foat, Haly Family, senior: of Grace cagers in a double over­ will play at 6 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. Playmaker, defensive bul­ time game, 54-.53, Feb. 27. The finals will be played Sun­ he is one of the top all-around The Archbishop Yehr trophy athletes in the area. wark. day afternoon on the auditorium will be awarded to the cham­ court. The consolation game will He was selected to the R egister pions by Father James Moyni- start at 1 p.m., followed by the han, director of the league. game for third place at 2:30, and All-star football team ’in 1952, Members of the championship and was unanimously chosen by the championship contest at 4 squad from the Northside are p.m. coaches as the outstanding gridder Bob Cuzick, Frank Carbone, Paul The St. Joseph cagers will in the past year. and Clyde Satriano, Ronnie be figRting to bring the “Reg­ Himstreet, an outstanding ath­ ister” trophy back from the Four probable starters for the Abbey team of Canon City Jack Isenhart, hampered by a lete at Regis high a few years “country.” The Bulldogs are, left to right, O'Brien, Mitchell, Kunz, and Quinlan. knee injury during most of the ago; Gene Perry, former Cathe­ proved they were real league dral star; and Phil Strauss. football season and part of the champs in their last game of .second place in the Southern Bennett has added strength in Colorado parochial league. Jim Immel, Jim Stark, John basketball season, came back Eligible to Enter the season, Feb. 27, when they Champions' Tourney short-circuited the Holy Fam­ The Shamrock starting five Lechman, Leroy Weingardt, Pete strong in the latter part of the ily Tigers, 53-46. consists of six-foot Ray Cowen Degenhardt, Harold Duhart, and season and almost led the Holy St, Dominic's is now eligible Led by All-Catholic Center at center, Jim Larkin and Jack sharpshooting Ron Schmitt, who is only 5’4” tall. Family Tigers to an upset win to enter the Tournament of Don Eagle, Bob Burns’ lads fea­ Schafer at the forwai'd posts, Champions and the Inter-Reli­ over St. Joseph’s when he scored ture a fast-breaking attack and and Leo Decinn and Jack Datz t The St. Franc! Gremlins, gious tourney, both annual af- a granite zone defense. In speed at guard. Juniors Gene B u s e r ! lasers of their last three league 19 points. Isenhart was one of faii's in Denver, | merchants, Lefevre and Casey at and Jim Flood furnish the mainih'anies by a total of 12 points, the league's most rugged defen­ Other members of the league | the forward posts, and with reserve strength. ] could make their followers forget „ :all about these defeats if they sive players. Joe Weber, guard, 6 foot^f'bs year included teams froml Eagle, Owen, and Spahn to fur­ The Abbey cagers of Cl. St. Vincent de Paul’s and Loyola I nish the rebound work, the Bull­ Lanon; to upset the Trinity inches, St. Francis, |unior.;pjj,.|j,jjp,, Carmel team won Citv, , have ,, some hard work Tigers Friday in tlie auditorium, Center Don Eagle, an All-state Lou Cortez, Trinidad dogs have the material to back out for them if they expect to basketball team selection last year, Pivot man, rebound ace. Che 1951 champion.-ihip. ' up their bid for the champion- repeat as Catholic state cage! Although the Regis Raiders was the workhorse for the cham- ■ ship. champs. The Abbeyites won the darkhor.se favorite of the state ion St. Joseph Bulldogs. His re- Tigers Equal state Catholic basketball crown last year by downing the St. Jo­ tourney, the .Annunciation Car­ Eound work and fourth-quarter Bulldog Record dinals may turn nut to be the Bob Massman, guard, 6 “Booknorm With a Bat* to Plav I The Holy Trinity Tigers seph Bulldogs, 36-29, in the scoring spurts were important championship game. team to beat. With Eloy Mares, foot 3 inches, Regis, junior: matched the Bulldogs with a 10-2 th e league’s outstanding all- factors in leading the Bulldogs Cool floorman, sef-shot artist. Shortstop for Pueblo Dodgers league record, and averaged 88.6 The Canon City team has four around athlete, on their roster, to their second straight basketball points per game. Coach Eugene player.s who stand six feet or the Cardinals will not be taken championship. Fans of the Western league Cagliardi, whose Tigers captured over: Capt. George Burt (6’0), too lightly by their opponents. may have a chance this year to the state football championship, forward and leading scorer of Eagle was also a star performer watch a man in action who is the SCPL this season with 172 Mares went on a 31-point would like to annex the bas­ storing spree in the final on the gridiron for the Bulldogs. as handy with books as with a ketball trophy too. Coach Gag- points; Mike Quinlan (6'0), for- bat and ball. league game of the season to Bob Massman, another All­ liardi has five experienced win the loop individual scoring That man is Joe Frisina of Ticket« for the «tate tour­ state selection last year, was the seniors to help make his desire crown with a 15-point average. St. Edward’s parish, Corry, Pa., a reality. The Tigers have four ney are on sale at Max Cook’s main factor in the Raider quest now working out with the Pueblo players who are averaging more Sporting Goods store and will for the league crown. Dodgers. He is also studying for than 10 points per game. be on sale Friday night in the a teacher’s degree. City auditorium box office. Besides being an excellent Leading the Tiger offense are A World war II veteran, Joe They are $1 for adults and 75 passer and floorman. Bob gar­ -All-State Center Gene Cagliardi cents for students each night. began playing pro ball in 1948. with a 13.4 average, and Forward nered many points for the Raiders Tickets for the entire tourna­ In 1949 he batted .322 and ledj Emilio Manzanares, 13.6; fol­ ment are $2.50 for adults and with his accurate long shots. the league in fielding at short­ lowed by Forward Bert Vallejos, $2 for students. Joe Weber of St. Francis’ stop with the Lima, 0., Terriers 10.6; and Guard John Vaccaro, of the Ohio and Indiana league 10.5. Either Lou Cortez or Nor- scored frequently from the cen­ ward and excellent playmaker; (class D). bert Shew will start at the other Joe Reich (6'4”), center and top ter lane and provided the main Joe’s .326 batting average with guard slot. rebound man; and Dick Mitchell rebound strength for the Grem­ the Oil City, Pa., Refiners ofj The hot-and-cold Pueblo Sham­ (6’4”), substitute center. lins. the Middle Atlantic league! rocks, under their new coach, Ed Patrolling the guard positions helped them to the championship Murray, 'have a potent offensive will be Jim Duca (5’8” ), the Like Massman, Weber was as in 1950. He led all the league’s team but a loose defense. The smallest man on the squad, and much of a scoring threat from Don Eagle, center, 6 foot second basemen in fielding, too. Shamrocks tipped Canon City Lin Kuntz (5’11” ), senior. Tom further out as he was under th^ 3 inches, Sf. Joseph's, senior Sold to the Newcastle Indians abbey, March 2, 54-51 to take O’Brien, a scrappy hustler and of the same league in 1951, Joe Joe Frisina, Shakespeare at Shortstop rebound man, is expected to see bucket or in the keyhole. Clutch player, tap-in threat. pounded the ball at a .325 clip. plenty of action at one of the Joe did not slow up the pace gnard positions. in 1952. He was chosen star Tournament Finale The St. Anthony team of All-Catholic Second Team shortstop in the Pioneer league Sterling ii not rated at a tour­ Mickey Rivera Forward St. Joieph’i whil^ilaying for the Twin Falls, ney powerhouse, b u t hat Jim Lefevre Forward Mullen Ida.,w,owboys. His batting aver­ enough capable players to pull Tom Duggan Center Regii age that year “slipped” to .310. a major upset. Joe Hoberkorn Your dollors, tOO/ Jeri Carroll Guard St. Francii’ He was spotted by Fresco leads the scoring for St. An­ Jim Owen Guard St. Joieph’s Thompson of the Brooklyn Dod­ thony’s with 185 points in 24 gers in 1951 and promptly games. signed up. Adam “Red” Schneider is ex­ *a»»w pw ^ Honorable Mention Why should a good pro ball pected to start with him at the forward posts. Mark Quinn Bobby Zadel and Frank Weith, Mullen; Jim Pacello and Gene player go to college? Joe has an at ffc« \ answer. (6’11”), will handle the pivot Schnable, Cathedral; Tony Mancinelli and Bill McCIimani, Holy “You may get hurt one day in slot, with Ben Torres and Bob Family: Tom Carroll and Terry McCarty, St. Francis’; Jim Drink- baseball. 'The next day your Schneider at guard. Coach Bill ard and Terry Tierney, Regii; Larry Spahn and Sonny Catey, career is finished. That doesn’t C E N T m St. Joseph’s; and Lou Lopez and John Prisetac, Annunciation. happen to a teacher.” Quick a b«ttny, yotw \ SPRING savings increase in a Central St. John's Cagers Beat Nemesis, IS JUST ARbUND savings account. With yow THAT CORNER money producing high earning* ... 2% interest ycafly... MIXING IT UP in the finals of the .lunior Paro­ George Burt TIME FOR AN there’s a regular mereasc, Win City Junior Parochial Crown each dividend time. chial tourney are Christopher (17) and Stebenne (6) Abbey Bear Captain St. John’s grade school basket-1 March 1 to win the 1953 Juniorlthe East division crown, had of the champion St. John quintet, and Reno, Hanneck, and Owen —Photo by Charlotte Detro You can count on tnuhigta hall team defeated its nemesis. Parochial city championship. twice been downed by the St. of second-place St. Joseph’s.— (Photo hy Howard Oda) EXPERT benefits at The Central the St. Joseph cagers, 35-25, on! The St. John five, winner of|joseph quintet, the last time in 1... insurance to $19,000 by a polio benefit game in the City i the Federal Deposit auditorium arena Grade School Champs for '53 MOTOR SH. 2474 Presentation team, by virtue I Insurance Corporation, Complete Linen Service SH. 2475 of a 29-27 win over St. Cath­ ffst and friendly erine’s, won third place. Consola­ TUNE-UP serriee, and arailahiHty. tion champions are the Blessed All work charged only at Sacrament cagers, who defeated Chevrolet authorized flat-rate Welby in the finals, 30-28. prices Pastors Donated ^^ntraT ize Gyms Free of Charge Father James Moynihan, Jun­ y«»r iNNikifia Restaurant ior Parochial league president, extended special thanks to Mon­ signor Eugene O’Sullivan, pastor THE CENTRAL of St. Vincent de Paul’s parish; Monsignor Harold V. Campbell, BANK & TRUST COMPANY Denver's Largest pastor of Blessed Sacrament par­ 15tb A o m ish; and Father John Casey, S.J., AACMt^: F*d«fel D«pow* kHvrofK# Co>|l. pastor of Sacred Heart parish, 455 Braadway PEarl 4641 F*d«rol Sea Food Menu who donated their gymnasiums without charge for tournament Children’s Portion* at Children’s Prices use. EAT OUT MORE DURING LENT Directing the tournament this year were Julius Carabello, coach Thelma at tl^e Hammond Organ of the champion S t John teani, PROUD POSSESSORS of the winner’s Hays, Siems, Christopher, Coach Julius Cara­ MAJOR LEAGUERS trophy in the annual city-wide junior bello, Father Charles Jones, athletic, director; Stebenn^, Alenius, and O’Meara; and front row, are coming to beautiful tourney are these members of the St. John bas­ Mahoney, Proutt, Trudgian, Haley, Thomas, JPe Photograph Anything Anywhere ketball squad. From left to right, back row, are Brookover, and Dunham.— (Photo by Oda) Bears Stadium The Mile-High Photo Co. Junior City All-Star Team KODAK FINISHING A sk A b o u t March 31 and April 1 320-22 Seventeenth KEyitone 6H4 Denver BEARS Both Games 2 P.M. Seaion and Leo Durocher Leading Hi* Plan Ticket* and New York Giants ACCURATE WATCH REPAIRING Julius Carabello Tom Brown Money-Saving against and Tom Brown, coach of the Store Hour* Hamilton, Elgin, Ball Blessed Sacrament team. The COUPON A1 Lopez and Hit 9:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. and Eterna Watcheg success of the tournament de­ We Invite Budget BOOKS Set. 8:30 to 1 P.M. pended in great measure upon Cleveland Indians Accountt the hard work of these two men, according to Father Moynihan. TICKETS NOW ON SALE— Jo« AIpcrU—May Company—Max Cooka—Englewood Men’i Stort HAIlSEIltii.^HAKSEH Manning Haberdasherj—Midland Federal Savinga* Lakewood Rabbers-Boots Beara Stadium x JEWELERS Galoshes THE BEST CAGE .TALENT in the Cordova, St. Joseph’s; Knafelc, Presentation; Box Seata. 11.25—Roaerved Grandatand, $1.10 ----- OFFICIAL RAIUOAD WATCH INSPECTORS Vnlcaniced and Repaired Junior Parochial league includes, left to Petras, Presentation; Berger, St. Joseph’s; and Send Mail Ordera to Beara Stadinra, W. 20th Are. and Decator St. Medina, Sacred Heart. Missing from the photo Denver 4, Coloredo. Encloae remittence with a 1628 SEVENTEENTH STREET KE. 3012 ROY SYSTEM AZt right, back row. Camel, St. Catherine’s; Kelly, are O. DeBaca, St. Philomena’s, and McCann, Self-Addreeaed Stamped Envelope. One Store Only E$t. 1920 8rea#way tf tnriiifftoi $P. 4165 Presentation; Chri.stopher, St. John’s; Hays, St. Christ ^he King, chq^en as the most promising iVWH John’s; and Stebenne, St. John's; and front row player. i ■ Thursday, Morch 5, 1953 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER ^ Telephone, Keystone 4205 PAGE NIN E

To Give Recital Luncheon Club Will Hear Executive Cathedral' Alumna Evergreen Study Group Let the Great Music of a Gerald A. L’Estrange, vice day Luncheon club, only Catholic Receives Garb of president of the United Ameri­ service club in Denver, March 6, W u R L l l Z E R can Life Insurance company, will according to Jim Peri, newly Attends Dialogue Mass address the meeting of the Fri-. designated chairman. Sisters of Charity President of the Denver Coun­ Evergreen.— (Christ the King,the holy sacrifice of the Mass, . O r g a n Dolores Cotter, daughter of Parish)—Parishioners who have parishioners are asked to take cil of the Navy League of the Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Cotter of been attending the Discussion advantage of the provisions made United States, secretary of the for the care of infants at the 10 Lend Majesty 1350 Clayton street, Denver, and club have now started to partici­ Serra International, and a mem­ pate at the Dialogue Mass. In o’clock Mass. Reliable baby sit­ a graduate of Cathedral high ters will take care of children at TO YOUR ber of the board of directors for this way they are learning more the rectory at no cost. Anyone Loretto Heights college, the Den­ school, received the name of Sis­ about the Mass, which they have ter Mary Dolora in the Sisters of been studying. It is hoped as time interested in this service may call EASTER SERVICES* ver chapter of the National Mrs. M. Centoz, EV. 077J1. Polio Foundation, the Junior Charity of Leavenworth, Kans. goes on more people will assist at Achievement Clubs of Colorado, Mr. and Mrs. Cotter were pres­ Mass in this woy. Mrs. C. Hicks will a.ssist with the linens during the month of and the Catholic Charities, Mr. ent for the occasion with two Sailor Harry Griebling, son of L’Estrange will give an interest­ March. other daughters. Sister Zita Mr. and Mrs. John A. Griebling" ing insight into “What Is Life,” of Evergreen, was home on leave The Greer family have re­ the subject of his address. Marie, of Providence hospital, visiting his parents. He left for turned from their vacation in All Denver Catholic men are Kansas City, Kans.; and Betty Japan for overseas duty. Arizona and the West coast. invited to attend the luncheon Cotter, a senior at St. Mary col­ Bible history classes are be­ meeting, which starts at 12 noon lege, Xavier, Kans. Food Sole March 14 ing conducted every Sunday dur and ends promptly at 1 p.m. in ing Lent, at 9 a.m., for all chil A cousin, the Rev. Charles The Altar and Rosary society the sun porch of the Knights met in the rectory Feb. 26 fol­ dren of the parish of five years of Columbus hall; 1575 Grant Aziere, St. Benedict’s college, lowing a dessert-luncheon. Mrs. of age and over. Mmes. M. Grab- street. Atchison, Kans., and other rela­ E. Haver and Mrs. C. Feehan rian, J. Matthews, E. Malley, and Mr.^Peri is successor as chair­ tives and friends of the family were hostesses. Mrs. Walter An­ E. Haver are conducting lihe Frank Graboaki, organ­ man to Jim Kopp, who was also attended the reception. derson was received into the so­ classes for the smaller children ist for the Cathedral choir forced to resign because of his A brother of the newly in­ ciety as a new member. and Father Joseph Bosch con­ and organist-choirmaster at St. ^ 5 ; T M 7 / y o u r conorigation health. The new chairman has vested religious, John Cotter, is A food sale is being planned ducts the classes for the older forecast an ambitio.us program a student for the priesthood in for Saturday, March 14, at 10 children. Philomena’s, Denver, will gpve a THROUGH THE DECADES AHEADl for the unit. ' Rome. a.m. in the Evergreen Public The Lenten schedule is as fol­ recital Sunday, March 8, at 4:30 Service building. All parishioners lows: Sunday Masses— 8, Low p.m. at East 14th avenue and See the New I are asked to contribute in some Mass; 10, High Mass; Bible'his- Clarkson street. [way toward the benefit of the tory classes at 9. Weekday He will be assisted by Ruth St. Mary Magdalene's Plans Irish Day [sale. Special orders will be taken Parsons, soprano. The program W u R L l I Z E R if possible to fill them. Masses— 8:30; Friday Mass at 6. of organ music will include selec­ Spinette Organ (St. Mary Magdalene’i Pariah, one attending the meeting of the [luncheon for the annual all-day First Friday—Confessions be­ tions of composers from the 17th PTA on March 18 will have a CPTL conference at the Shirley- In the event it is impossible to Denver) fore Mass at 6 o’clock. Confes­ to the 20th centuries. Ideal for the smaller church chance to receive a ticket to the [Savoy this month. attend the sale on Saturday, do- The Holy Name society’s com­ ! nations or food will be accepted sions at 7:15 a.m. followed by dis­ Mr. Graboski received his Price, $1,350 mittee for the St. Patrick’s dance at the rectory for sale before tribution of Holy Communion at training in music at Denver (LeM ExcUe Tax Refund! to be held in the parish hall will the Masses Sunday morning, 7:30. First Saturday—Mass at university and at the Gregorian Other Models $2,095 - $4,245 sell tickets to the parishioners St. James' Altar Society M^rch 8. Mmes. J. Matthews, 8:30, followed by Rosary devo­ Institute of America, at which after all the Masses on the next W. Anderson, and E. Haver are tions to Our Lady of Fatima. he received his Catholic choir­ two Sundays. The advance sale members of the food sale com­ Wednesdays during Lent—Ro­ master’s certificate. of tickets and the growing inter­ mittee. est in this affair show that this sary and Benediction at 7 :30 p.m. Mrs. Parsons studied voice in PlansMembership Drive The president, Mrs. M. Grab- followed by choir practice. Fri­ New York city and has sung will be one of the largest par­ rian, thanks all who brought ties ever to be held by this days during Lent—Stations of with several major symphony (St. Jame>’ Parish, Denver) day morning, the 16th anni­ items for the auction, which the Cross and Benediction at orchestras! She taught* for sev­ rapidly growing parish. versary of his death. Father proved to be profitable as well as “IN DENVER'S MUSIC CENTER” The men of the Holy Name so­ The membership drive for the 7:30 p.m. Every Monday evening eral years at Baylor university, Walsh was pastor of St. James’ entertaining. —Discussion club meets in the and is now teaching voice in Den­ 1617 California St. Denver, Colo. ciety will receive Communion in Altar and Rosary society will parish from 1905 to 1937. a body in the 8 o’clock Mass get under way this Sunday. In order better to assist at rectory at 8 o’clock. ver. March 8. All men in the parish Members of the society will be The following mothers of the are urged to attend. on hand at all the Masses to second grade of Sister Hermana’s The Holy Name society will hand out postcards to all the room are working in the cafe­ meet Monday evening, March 9, women of the parish. These teria during the month of March; at 8 o’clock in the parish hall, cards may be mailed during the Mmes. Kolowich, Fahey, Fin- West 26th avenue and Depew. following week, properly filled neran, Stewart, Wasinger, Volz- The Junior choir is rehearsing out with name, address, and ke, Lewis, Moynihan, Vagnino, the music for the Easter pro­ phone number, and the type of Edwards, Mulroney, Laudick, Pi- gram. Plans are being made for membership desired, viz., active, asecki, Plante, Seery, Soran, a party to be held after Easter. associate, or life membership. Schmidt, Nielsen, Whitchurch, The annual dues for active and O’Neil, Crochett, Hansen, Mas- 4-H Group Reorganized associate members are $2 per ton, Henderson, Wolf, Van Dyke, A 4-H group, the Pincushion year; for life membership, Gilmore, Hammons, Newman, Paddings, has been reorganized Baptized this week were Mi­ Jansen, Fowler, Hinton, Dunn, under the guidance of Mrs. Bar­ chael John, son of Sgt. and Mrs. Reinhardt, Dentino, and More­ bara McGannon, leader of the Charles R. McBride, with Charles land. girls. “Clothing too” is its proj­ Robert McBride, Jr., and Matilda ect for the coming year. Meetings M. Meis as sponsors; and Kath­ Room Mothers Will Meet will be held once a month to pre­ leen Therese, daughter of Mr. All room mothers will meet pare for the fair in August. and Mrs. Thomas F. Sheehan, with Mrs. Jerry Lawrence, school with Robert W. Corham and Pa­ The following officers were dance instructor, on Saturday elected: Eileen Heffner, presi­ tricia A. Sheehan as sponsors. The Men's club will meet morning at 10 in the Walsh Me­ dent; Karen Volkman, vice presi­ morial hall. The costumes to be dent; Gail Jackson of St. John’s Thursday, March 5, in the Walsh Memorial hall at 8 p.m. William worn in the annual May festival THE APPOINTMENT parish, treasurer; Patricia Mc­ will be discussed. Mrs. Robert Gannon. secretary; club report­ Cudmore, president, will preside. An interesting program has been Martinic has been appointed ers, Margaret Harris and Jean- chairman in charge of costumes. nie Stevens of St. Elizabeth’s arranged. All men of the parish are invited to attend. All room mothers must be pres- parish; and song leaders, Claudia Masses on the First Friday will I ent to receive their proper in Deats and Colleen Vechazone. NORTHWESTERN AUTO CO. be at 6:30, 7:30, and 8:30. Con­ structions and then will advise The Wild Cat club in the sixth fessions will be heard on Thurs­ those under them. grade was entertained at the day afternoon and evening, Mrs. Sally, head of the phone meeting in February with a short March 5. committee of the Altar and Ro­ 54 9 BROADWAY skit The Easter Parade. Mem­ The women of the PTA will sary society, will have her com­ bers of the cast, all sixth grad­ serve breakfast to the children mittee call all women of the par­ ers, were Jackie Amato, Bobby following the 8:30 Mass March 6. ish within the next week in the Your Downtown Nash Dealer Audino, Kathleen Mitsch, and Matt will be offered for interest of the Palm Sunday food Mary Valiant. The sixth grade Father Jamet Walth on Thurt- sale. teacher is Mrs. Jueschke. Mrs. Louis Cribari, PT.\ presi­ dent, has announced that every­ St. Elizabeth Games Fete Knights ofjjQ ^ 1 1 Church

l^olumbus (St. Elisabeth's Parish, Denver) Call f't for information children received cords Feb. 6 Regarding Membership This Friday evening, March 6, from the Very Rev. Fabian F. in the school hall a games party or Insurance Joyce, O.F.M., in a beautiful will be held for the benefit of ceremony that made them Cor­ Juvenile — Adult All Saints’ church rebuilding deliers. W. J. Bindel, General Agent drive. St. Elizabeth’s parish The Cordeliers, or “the Arch­ wishes to lend a hand in the 1575 Grant St. TA. 1480 confraternity of the Cord of St. work of rebuilding the church. Francis,” is an organization that The games party will begin at was founded in 1585'by a Fran­ 8:30. ciscan Pope, Sixtus V. This or­ Students of the eighth grade ganization allows young children had an instructive tour of the from the fifth grade through the Denver mint and the Denver eighth grade to share, as far as Post plant. Mrs. Jerry Carpin- possible, in the good works of ella and Mrs. William Augustine the Franciscan Order. It enables made the arrangements and ac­ them to gain many indulgences companied the children. on condition that they wear daily A banner program is being a small cord. lined up for the next PTA meet­ ing, March 12. The students of The Cordeliers keep a diary, the various grades are providing or small spiritual notebook, in musical entertainment for the which they mark their Mass at­ get-together. tendance, acts of charity, self- Public information classes denials, etc. They pray daily six about tbe Catholic religion are Our Fathers, Hail Marys, and Coevenlenrfv htaUd k the heart of Downtown Deever to nerve you with thn held each Monday and Thurs­ Glories. An eightlTgrade boy and Ikntl of now can—Nash Airflyfei—eeW tho host k sorvko and Sohet Utod Con day at 7:45 p.m. in the month girl act as master and mistress o of March. These classes are of the Cord, checking the diaries open to all interested persons at stated intervals. Meetings are You are invited to visit this new modem Nash dealership. See the world’s without obligation. The lec­ held in the individual class­ most beautiful cars—the brand new Nash Airflytes for 1953—styled by tures take place in the school’s rooms where a member reports Pinin Farina, world’s foremost custom car designer. lower hall. on the life of a Franciscan saint Members of the Noctural or on some religious subject. Visit the modern service department of this new Nash dealership. Adoration society will meet in Once a month, all the Corde­ Factory-trained mechanics and scientific equipment are your guarantee Holy Ghost church Thursday, liers of the school have a general of satisfaction. You can’t beat Nash service for any make of car. March 5, at 11:45 p.m. Arch­ meeting with their spiritual di­ bishop Urban J. Vehr will cele­ rector, after which they have a Or, if you are in the market for a fine used car, drop in and make your brate Pontifical'Mass. solemn procession carrying selectioi\ with confidence. Select Used Cars—including a variety of The Holy Name society will relic of St. Francis through the makes and models—are on display. receive Holy Communion in the church, as they chant the Litany VISIT OUR 8 o'clock Mass Sunday, March 8. of the Saints. Come in and meet the friendly staff and accept their cordial invitation to road-test the newest Nash Airfytes. We promise you an entirely new The meeting will be Monday, Mrs. William Augustin^ made DAVID SCHWARTZ EARL J. MHR NEW DRIVE-IN March 9, at 8 p.nr. a banner for the children to motoring experience. Because, today or tomorrow, you’ll find 104 in Franciscan Rite PariMr—vtfvroi PortMr—23 ysart None so New as Nash, ' carry in their monthly proces­ OMVtr oWemefrvt ovtomeHvs sttpsrh 17th & LOGAN In St. Elizabeth’s church 104 sions. IKS k Denver. + . + Have Yoiir Junior Franciscans NONE SO NEW AS CLOTHES CLEANED Tke Ambassador

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PAGE TEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 Thursday, March 5, 1933 Program at M t Carmel Floral Show for St. Catherine's PTA (St. Catherine’s Pariih, Denver) son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A floral demonstration will be Frazzini, with Charles and Marie John Taylor, with John and Honors Father LoCascio presented by the Lehrer Floral Hazlitt as sponsors; and Lisa Gladys Taylor as sponsors. shop at the Parent-Teachers’ as­ + + (Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Pari»h, by Janet Rae Marino, a ballet sociation meeting to be held on Denver) solo by Barbara Franca, and Tuesday, March 10, at 3:15 The hi^h school and grade Italian folk songs were sung by St. Patrick's HNS Plans Games Party o’clock in the cafeteria. To Conduct Mission Brandy Marcantonio. A panto­ A preview of the costumes for school children presented %_pre- (St. Patrick’s Parish, Denver) mime of “The Little White Cloud + the Spring frolic will also be natne day program honoring their The final meeting of the Holy pastor, the Rev. Thomas LoCas­ That Cried” was presented by given at this meeting. The coun­ . e-.: Larry Romero; a skit. Baseball, Name society before the annual cil will meet at 2:45 o’clock. cio, O.S.M. The high school stu­ St. Patrick’s day games party will dents presented a TV program was presented by the second Here Are 'Sheila' Tickets for the CPTL all-day , ' 1 't ’ ! graders; accordion selections be held at 8 p.m. Thursday, conference and luncheon will be Thursday evening in the high March 5, in the school meeting school cafeteria. The high school were played by Louise Filippone, on sale at the PTA meeting room. March 10. Mrs. J. Lombardi, St. band played a few selections and Josephine Ficco, Diane Roncaglia, And 'K ate' Angelo Capolungo, and James All members are asked to at­ Catherine’s leag;ue chairman, an­ the boys’ Glee club and the tend this meeting to make all nounces the tickets are $1.80 girls’ Glee club sang several Baldi. Following the program a burse and spiritual bouquet were necessary plans for the party. and must be purchased through selections. A skit, 7 Dood It, was Sunday, March 8, will be Com­ the individual schools. A new at­ presented by the ninth graders. presented to Father LoCascio by Mary Ann Brienza and Cathy munion day for the HNS men tendance voting procedure has Following the program a burse and the men of the parish in been set up by the league offi­ and spiritual bouquet were pre­ Capillupo. Honored guests at both performances were Servite general. cials and therefore mothers may sented to Father LoCascio by Confessions for the first Fri­ register only at the time the Thomas Parisi and Loretta Fathers Jerome Spellen, Salvator Fagiolo, and Andrew Pisano. day will be heard at the regular tickets are purchased. Pereschitti. times on Thursday afternoon and Masses on First Friday, March The grade school progrram was Since March is vocation month, evening. Masses will be offered a vocational display has been put 6, will be at 6, 6:45, and 7:30 held Thursday afternoon. The at 6:30 and 8:30, and Holy Com­ o’clock. Confessions will be grade school band played several up in the high school, and lec­ munion will be distributed before tures and movies are scheduled heard on Thursday afternoon selections. A tap solo was given and in the 6:30 Mass. from 3:30 to 6 and in the eve­ during the month. Lenten devotions are held in ning from 7:30 to 9. -Breakfast Three high school boys were conjunction with the novena to will be served to the school chil­ St, Anthony's Hospital placed on the all-tournament Our Lady of Lourdes at 7 :45 dren after the 7 :30 o’clock Mass. team at the Regis gym Feb. 27 Wednesday evenings. Stations of A million will be held in St. Guild Names Officers and 28, and March 1. They are the Cross are recited at 2:15 and Catlierine’i church ' itarting Angelo Comito, Roland Knight, ,\t the election of officers held 7:45 on Fridays. Sunday evening, March 15; and Richard Lamirato. Mt. Car­ Catechitm inttructioni for the firit week will be for by St. Anthony’s hospital guild, mel high won the consolation cup THE REV. SEBASTIAN EGAN, O.F.M. (left) and tlie following were named: children attending public women and the'iecond week, of the tourney. itarting Sunday evening, the Rev. Bernard Trainor, O.F.M., will conduct a two- Mmes. A. B. Joeckel, president; •chooU and making their P in t week mission in St. Catherine’s church, Denver, beginning Sunday, Sister M. Domnina, first vice The Fathers’ club announces Holy Communion in May are' March 22, for men. the first public event, which The mission will be given by March 15. / president; Franklin Mushaben, held on Thursdays at 3 p.m. TWO OF THE PUPILS who will appear in the recording secretary; will be a dance, to be held and on Sundays after the 9 Father Sebastian Egan, O.F.M., April 8 in the Starlight club, o’clock Mass. first play to be presented by St. Patrick’s school are and Father Bernard Trainor, Joseph W. Maginn, corre­ 43rd and Pecos. Donations will O.F.M. sponding secretary; Stanley Persons having 37, 89, or 361 shown above. They are, at left, Mary Ann Libonati, who will play All men of the parish are re­ be $2 per couple and all are as their weekly envelope number Davies, treasurer and financial invited. the part of Sheila, and Shirley Scaglione, who will have the quested to receive Holy Com­ a financial secretary; Mamie Rasby, chair­ are asked to come or call the part of Kate. Both will appear in The O’Hara Ring, which will munion with the Holy Name so­ man; and Raymond Konradi, co- The Young People’s club will rectory and give their name in hold the quarterly Communion be presented at 8 p.m. Sunday, April 19. ciety in thq 7:30 Mass Sunday, chairman of hospital dressings order that they may receive March 8. “service station” and bandages. breakfast Sunday, March 15. All proper credit for their donations. members will receive Holy Com­ HNS Meeting Plans were made for the PTA Announces The Holy Name society will spring card party which will be munion in a body in the 10 Men ot Holy Family Moke meet at 8:15 p.m. Monday, March held the latter part of April. o’clock Mass. Breakfast will fol­ Cord Party for March 12 low in the Aviation Country club. 9. All men of the parish are in­ Mrs. Kenneth Keene, PTA vited to hear the Rev. J. R. A skating party will be held Sun­ president, is having lunch and a Plans for Boxing Show day, March 22, at the Derby Eatough, S.J., principal of Regis Meeting Set March 12 card party at 12 noon Thursday, (Holy Family Parith, Denver) only for prospective converts but high school, talk on “Education.” roller rink. Old members as well March 12. Cohostesses will be as new members are welcome to The parish Men's club met also for those Catholics who wish After Father Eatough’s talk, By St. Vincent's Aid Mmes. Harold Stellar, John Ta to review Christian doctrine. light refreshments will be served attend. maska, and Nilo Pareja. PTA March 4 in the school hall and The Altar and Rosary society made more definite plans for the The Altar and Rosary society and those desiring to play cards St. Vincent’s Aid society. An members are asked to support may do so. nunciation branch, will meet will meet in the high school cafe­ these lunches to help with the boxing show the nights of March will meet this afternoon, March ’Thursday, March 12, in *the or­ teria Tuesday, March 10, at 20 and 21. 5, beginning with recitation of At the meeting Feb. 27 of PTA projects. The cost is 50 Cub pack 155, John Canny and phanage, 42nd and Lowell boule­ 8 o’clock. cents per person for a full lunch. the Rosary in the church at 1 Morey Fade is again in charge o’clock. This will be followed by Victor Artese were graduated. vard, Denver, at 1:30 p.m. Re­ The St. Bernadette Study club Cards are played after the lunch of making matches and appoint­ The latter has now been ac­ freshments will be served and a met in the home of Mrs. Nina and prizes are awarded. the business meeting in the ing officials. Physical exams of school hall. Because of the cepted into a scout troop. social afternoon will follow. Dardano March 2 and -studied The PTA purchased two chairs the grade school boxers will be Boys from the various dens Hostesses for the day will be chapters seven and eight of the given in the school hall Monday Lenten season, no refreshments and desks for the use of the will be served. reported on the diversified field Mmes. Frank Paxton, John Nalty, Gospel of St. Matthew. The next teaching sisters in the school. evening, March 9, beginning at trips they have enjoyed to date. Jr.; John Nalty, Sr.; Walter Sul­ meeting will be held in the home The cost, $88, must be paid 7 o’clock. The number of boys The council meeting of the Each den had a display of In­ livan, M. J. Jochium, Matt Carr, of Marie DiTirro Monday, March by the PTA, and the card interested in the program prom­ Holy Family parish PTA will be dian headbands a n d hobby Frank McNamara, Joe Hamblin, 16. This meeting will be the parties are a source of revenue. ises a fine boxing show for both held Monday, March 9, at 7 horses which they are making for Agnes Mills, Irene Reed, Frances seventh, where the hostess will Chester Negri is still confined nights. The receipts from the o’clock in the school hall. Tour­ the pack’s part in the scout cir­ Brennan, Thomas Shields, and be presented with a “Friendship nament workers are particularly to St. Luke’s hospital with a program are to be used for new cus in March. This bank is your service station in money Frank Shanahan. Cup.” broken leg suffered in an acci­ athletic equipment f o r both urged to attend. The clothespin bag donated by dent at his job. grade and high school. Mrs. F. Eckert was given to Val matters. For Saving . . . open a savings Get them re a ^ for the Mr. and Mrs. John Luizzi for­ Weekly Instruction Last year, 37,000,000 Amer­ Jones. account with us . . . we pay 2% interest mally adopted an eight-month- icans became Red Cross contribu­ Mrs. I. Sussman is now den on all Savihgs Accounts . . . amount un­ old boy, Gerard, baptized by the Father Forrest Allen conducts tors . . . 1,825,000 served as mother for den 3, which will hojd limited ! Rev. Regis McGuire Feb. 16. a religious inquiry class every active Red Cross volunteers. In its meeting at 4344 Bryant EASTER PARADE Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vendena Tuesday evening at 8 o’clock in the Denver area, 60,000 volun­ street. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation! are parents of a baby girl, their Choose from our spring collection of the high school library. The in­ teers gave more than 300,000 Infants baptized Sunday, All accounts insured to $10,000 by the first-born, Feb. 24 in St. Joseph’s struction series is intended not hours of service in 1952. March 1, are Michael Robert, Dresses - Suits - Skirts - Blouses hospital. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Cinea USE OUR LAYAWAY of this parish, and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Pupils to Perform March 17 Joseph Vendena of St. Mary MARY LEE Young Moderns Magdalene’s parish. St. Dominic's to Have Pastor's Night D o r t h B a b k 3929 Tennyson St. GL. 2759 Improvement Group W. 38th at Julian Glendale 4701 (St. Dominic’i Parlih, Denver) All parishioners a n d the berkorn, Alvin Vonfield, J. R. Plans Meeting Mar. 9 The annual “Pastor’s Night” friends of the parish will be the Preston, C. P. Speas, Adam Hef­ Drivc-In Window Open *TiI 6 P.M. A community meeting, spon­ will be held March 17 in the au­ guests of the Rev. J. G. Forquer, ner, and Mae Russell. sored by the West Colfax Im­ ditorium. O.P. There will be no reserved A cake baked and donated by CAMEO COVERING CO. provement association, Denver, For years St. Patrick’s day has seats and the guests will be seated Mrs. William J. Reed, Jr., 2439 will be held in the Colfax school been observed by the entire par­ in the order of their arrival. No King street, was awarded to Mrs. Linoleum— Asphalt, Rubber & Plastic Tile— Wall Covering auditorium Monday, March 9, at ish being the guests of the pas­ tickets will be required. Leona DiManna. Prizes were 8 p.m. tor at an Irish entertainment. The early program planned given to Mmes. J. M. Harring;ton, GIVE YOUR Ettimalet Complimentary The City Planning office staff The Rev. J, S. Angers, O.P., has with the assistance of Mrs. Henry Close, Levi Saindon, Edith will present tentative plans for arranged the first part of the Marge Connelly will consist of Broyles, Frank Scheer, and A. THIS 2555 W. 29th Ave. GR. 9535 the future development of the evening’s entertainment with tal­ an Irish medley by the entire J. Borden, and Father Gainor. TABLE and Denver metropolitan area. Open ent from the grade school. E. J. children’s cast, after which Fa­ Plans were made at the busi­ discussion will be held on street “Goodie” Egan has supplied the ther Forquer will welcome the ness meeting for a bake sale planning, zoning, schools, and all adult performersKior the second guests and the entertainers. to be held on Palm Sunday. SPRING f l o o r l a m p s other phases of these plans. part. Then will follow an accordion March 29. Residents of St. Dominic’s par­ It is planned to have the va­ solo by Albert Girardi and a The Young People’s club will ish, and the Lake Junior high, riety show start promptly at 8 song and dance number by Judy meet Wednesday, March 11, in Cheltenham, and Colfax school o’clock so that the children will and Eddie Connelly. Joan Ber­ the church auditorium. At the A NEW LOOK! districts are urged to attend. not be kept out after 10 o’clock. ger will perform a tap dance, and past meeting of the club the fol­ Michael Bisenius will sing an lowing officers were elected: Irish comedy song. Joseph Garbo Ben La Crue, president; John Pagoda shaped shade, will offer a selection of Irish Buehler, vice president; Aldone tailored in your choice Illinois Jesuit to Conduct airs on his electric guitar, and Schubert, secretary; and Shirley Eddie Connelly will appear again McNamara, treasurer. These of­ of taffeta. Trimmed with his popular number “Gal­ ficers will be installed at the top and bottom. Top way Bay.” meeting on Wednesday. Ed O'Connor, Sr. Ed O'Connor, Jr. a Novena Mar. 4-12Loyoli A comedy dance will be sup­ The regular Lenten services opening is rectangu­ 3030 W. 44th Ave. GL. 4323 (Loyola Pariah, Denver) nual bazaar, to be held June 18- plied by six boys from the school, will be held Wednesday evening lar, 4 X 5(4. Bottom Patrick Berger, Michael Bisenius, throughout Lent at 7 :30 with The Novena of Grace held 21, met in the home of Mrs. M. opening measures 14” W. Saya Feb. 18. James Egan, Joseph Sarconi, Father Angers preaching. annually in Jesuit churches Paul Shriner, and Jerry Vaughn. Father Heavey, George Arno, Confessions will be heard X 18”. Shade is 12” throughout the world will Margaret O’Leary will present Thursday, March 5, at 4 o’clock Ted Speros, and Dr. Robert an Irish dance, which will be fol­ deep. ST. CATHERINE'S PARISH open in Loyola church March Spriggs, and Mmes. James Gan­ in the afternoon and again at non, Steve Sferra, John Mad­ lowed by a skit by Larry Mc- 7:30 in the evening in prepara­ 4 and continue through Graw and Mary “O’Girardi.” tion for the first Friday. Palronite These Friendly Firms March 12. The Rev. Thomas den, Manning Powers, Robert A 24" Coolie For the finale the entire com­ The morning services on the Thro, S.J., of Decatur, 111., will Buckley, Walter McGuire, and pany will appear in an Irish shade, tailored in conduct the novena services. John Appelhans. The next meet­ first Friday, March 6, will be ing will be March 19. number. • at 6:30, 7, and 8 o’clock with dis­ Shantung. Frame b or the Purchaee Services will be held each Four men of the parish from or Sale of Your Ross Variety Store afternoon at 2:30 p.m. for the tribution of Communion before has a 2" top gal- Property—Call Mmes. John Madden, Lem the athletic club will offer as an Store No. 2 school children and others un­ the early Mass. Stations of the lery. Measure­ Landis, Glenn Ehler, Joseph interlude a sketch on “If Men Cross will be said for the chil­ Notions — Infants Wear able to attend the evening Berberick, and M. W. Saya at­ Played Cards as Women Do.” ment: 12x24x10. services. At 7 :30 each evening dren at 2 :30. __ Owned by Hardware — Toys tended the Catholic Parent- They are Paul Ducey, Clyde The Holy Hour will be held Will fit either 8" Paul and Foster Bruno during the novena a short talk Teacher league meeting Feb. 19. Marchese, Ed Abromdt, and Wil­ 3559 W 44th Ave. GL. 3686 2932 West 38th Ave. will be given, followed by novena Luncheon reservations for the Friday evening, March 6, from or 10" reflector liam Naughton. The entire pro- 7 :30 to 8 :30. It will be con­ bowl. Y o u can prayers and Benediction. CPTL conference March 26 may gran* will be emceed by E. J be obtained by calling Mrs. Mad­ ducted by Father Gainor, who The Rev. Henry Casper, S.J., “Goodie” Egan. Goodie’s part will also say the Stations of the modernize a n d Why Pay Carfare? The firms listed here dean of the graduate school of den, FR. 0796. Reservations are of the program will consist of an give a new look Creighton university, was a $1.80 per person. Cross. Our Every Day Pricei deserve to be remembered orchestral number by Tom Halli- On Saturday, March 7, Fatima to any six - way Save You Money visitor at Loyola rectory during The Loyola Altar lodality nan, specializing with the violin, when you are distributing the week. devotions will be held after the Junior floor lamp Prescriptiom Carefully Filled will meet at 1:30 in the ichool and Don Millgrim at the piano. 7 and 8 o’clock Masses. your patronage in the dif­ The Rev. William Heavey, S.J., baiement on Tueiday, March ’The “great” Samson will supply Three important feast days by replacing the Guido Shumake Drugs assistant pastor of Loyola, is 10. A deciiion on the fift to the comedy. ' that are observed by the par­ original shade. ferent lines of business. making his annual retreat at St. be displayed at the lodality GL 1073 38th & Clay • There will be an Irish comedy ish occur this month. They are Mary’s college, St. Marys, Kans., booth during the annual the feast days of St. Thomas bazaar will be made. Mri, number by Mike Carroll and THESE NEW MODERN SHADES MADE which is the Jesuit theologate for Aquinas, March 7; St. Patrick, the Missouri province. James Gannon will preiide at Walter Scherer, and Harry Mor­ the meeting. ton, the tenor of “Men of the March 17; and St. Joseph, March ESPECIALLY FOR ANY TYPE OLD STYLE The following members of the West,” will give vocal numbers. 19. There will be High Masses HOLY FAMILY PARISH The Holy Name society will planning committee for the an- Dick Smith of Regis will dance; on each of these days. The school FLOOR LAMP OR TABLE LAMP. Patronise These Friendly Firms receive Communion in the 8:30 Ann Marie O’Connor will per­ children will enjoy one holiday, Mass Sunday, March 8. form on the accordion; and Friday, March 6, in observance PTA members will serve Marge Connelly will sing Irish of all three dates. MT. CARMEL PARISH breakfast to the school children airs. The Holy Name society will Modern Expert Watch Repair Patronise these Friendly Firms following the 8 O’clock Mass The closing number will be by meet Thursday, March 5, at 8 Diamonds BLALACK'S March 6. the cast, with the audience join­ o’clock in the auditorium. Chair­ Torchiere Bowls STANDARD SERVICE The Blessed Sacrament will be ing in the singpng of “My Wild men of committees will be ap­ ? e 4 5 VIC JOHNSON 44th Tennyson GR. 9908 exposed following the 8 o’clock Irish Rose.” pointed by the president, Bob LONDON MARKET Mass on first Friday until the The Peyote Indian dancers of Knapp. Sunday, March 8, is Com­ from O up Jewelry 8 ft H Green 8t«npe close of novena services at 7:30 troop 65 of the parish will as­ munion day for the men of the 4318 Tennyion GR. 95S7 Lubrication - Tire* • Batterioi AND GROCERY p.m. sist in the program with their society,, in company with the OSCAR TUNNELU Prop. Mass intention envelopes are interpretation of t h e Sioux ushers and Boy Scouts. Quality Meats and Grocerias available at the church entrances. Plains Eagle dance. The Indian PHONES; HA. TA. >8I( program at St. Dominic’s has TV LAMPS OF ALL KINDS For Quality Bakery Goods 3800 WALNUT These may be mailed to the Try rectory or placed in the collec­ made great progress under the tion baskets on Sunday. direction of Louis Boggio, as­ 0. K. Sister Mary Sarepta, com­ sisted by Larry Gray, Charles FRED LUCCI OPEN MONDAY AND FRIDAY TILL 9 P.M. WEISS BAKERY munity supervisor of music for Ramponi, and others. ST. DOMIHICS the schools taught by the Sisters The Rosary society met March Custom Upholstery 4024 Tennyson St. Patronise These Friendly Firms of Charity of Cincinnati, visited 3, with Mrs. Jerry Buckley pre­ CLEANERS siding. The Rosary was said and Loyola school. Selections from and New Furniture Pick-1^ and Delivery the musical Channel Scanning Benediction was gpven in the were presented for Sister church. The group then gathered Made to Order Wasinger's Electric The firms listed here in the auditorium for an Irish Whittaker Sarepta. She also observed music Jlelen N. and Roy F. Watinger ' « ' deserve to be remembered 4120 Tennyson work in all grades throughout the luncheon and a business meeting. Beautiful Samples to Show when you are distributing' Pharmacy school. The luncheon was prepared by Day or Evening Calls Sales • Repair • Service , The school children will make Mrs. James Weigel and her coip- your patronage in the dif­ G L . 5084 *‘The Friendly Store” mittee, Mmes. John Storm, Rich­ the Novena of Grace at services 2842 W. 44th GL 1222 3156 W. 38th Ave. , GLendale 8946 ferent lines of business. Prescription Specialists to be conducted each afternoon ard Engle, Pete Serafin, Mike W. 32nd and Perry GL. 2401 at 2:80 March 4-12. Pfeifer, Levi Saindon, John Ka- ^ i i i .4 -■ t h »

Thursday, March 5, 1953 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 PAGE ELEVEN Group Plans Special Mass March 6 To Model at Guild Benefit Show St. Rose's HNS Dinner

(St. Rose of Lima’s Parish, affair. Admitaion will be $1.50 Sacred Heart League 15 Years Old Denver) per couple. ' The Holy Name society at the Sacred Heart Pariih, Denrer) Mrs. Mijares is considered the Paulita Roydal, Innocencia Rael, «*•' ii- The Altar and Rosary society meeting March 2 put the finish­ will meet Thursday evening, The League of the Sacred first promoter of the group. Faustina Chavez, Lucy Mijares, ing touch to arrangements for Officers were elected in 1939 Josefina Salazar, Marie Ruiz, March 12, in the parish hall. feart will celebrate its 15th the big Jiggs dinner Sunday, This Sunday, March 8, will be and bylaws established and voted Genoveva Sisneros, Lena Bees, March 15, in the parish hall. mniversary March 6 with a on by a membership of 100. The and Ophelia Trujillo. Communion day for the Holy The dinner, ham and cabbage Name society and the men and ligh Mass in Sacred Heart officers were the director. Father with all the trimmings, will be hurch at 8 o’clock. Break- Versavel; president, Mrs. L. Mi­ boys of the parish. They will re­ prepared and served by the men ceive in the 8 o’clock Mass. ast will be served after the Mass jares; vice president, Batalia of the society from 3 to 6 p.m. n the basement of the church. Marquez; secretary, Tillie Crowding and waiting will be Recently baptized in the par­ Abeyta; and treasurer, Elpidia 'Flying Up' Rite On March 1, 1938, the league avoided as tickets can be ob­ ish were Kathleen Sue, daughter ,-as organized under the director- Escondon, tained for any of the separate of Mr. and Mrs. Roy J. Kulp, hip of Father Arthur Versavel, Mrs. Mijares has, through these hours; 3 to 4, 4 to 5, or 5 to 6 with Robert Kulp and Eleanor I.J., and Mrs. Leonila 0. Mijares, 15 years, given her service and For Brownies at p.m. Ewing as sponsors; and David v'ho brought together a mem- time to help promote and in­ Tickets are $1.25 for adults Gene, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oren lership of 50 men and women. crease the league. ■ Past secre­ Christopher, with Richard and taries are Nellie Valencia, Flora and 50 cents for children and can be obtained by calling Joe Margaret Patton as sponsors by Jaramillo, and-Elpidia Escondon; Christ the King proxy for William and Alice Men- Raisch, RA. 4759; or Joe Padilla, Utention • Brides to Be and past treasurers, M. E. tock. (Chriit the King Parish, Denver) Westwood 1273-J. .othing will “dress up” the Dougherty, Margaret Salas, and The chairmen for the dinner Rose McGrath. The scout ritual “Flying Up 'hurch more for your wedding are Joe Guadnoli and J. J. Coble. I' han one of Wagner'i White In 1940 and 1941 meetings Intermediate,” will be solemnly Tables will -be set up the night Lille Cloth Runneri, laid down were held in the Little Flower observed by Brownie Scout troop before by John Demmitt and he aisle for the Bridal Party Social center, 2809 Larimer 386 Sunday, March 8, at 3 p.m. Mike McDonough. 3 walk on, from the door to street, under the guidance of in Christ the King church with Hall Being Redecorated ie altar. Miss Mary Ellen Dougherty, the Rev. James Rasby as master of ceremonies. The parish hall has been re­ W i alao Fnrniah Sidcwilk Cinopici named adviser and treasurer of the group. Dinners, dances, and Carol Curtis, Pat Douds, Mary decorated in pastel green and ac­ Wi ilio can maka a kaand rawrilliig al roar cording to the work schedule a I Put your dollars to antlra oaiUlni an nhonograih mordi. bake sales were held in the Michele Elliott, Robbie Lynn center to raise funds, under her Floyd, Judith Leahy, Donna J. new asphalt tile floor will be in­ li work where they will Available only through your oicn stalled in time for the Jiggs din­ fcal florist at reasonable cost. directorship. Lesher, Marsha McCaddon, Ka­ The bylaws follow: ren Merritt, Karen McGee, Carol ner. Serving counters and auto­ I work the hardest. . . CARL A. WAGNER MFG. CO., INC. matic coffee urns arje being in­ 1. .“Attend meetings once a Ottenstein, Marcia Otstott, Bar­ earning a high rote of month. bara Schmitt, Kathleen Thomas, stalled along with other new 2. Receive Communion in a and Pat Vaughn will be promoted kitchen equipment. New rest­ 4% interest. body every first Friday. from Brownies to Intermediate rooms have been constructed in GOOD CLOTHES NEED 3. Attend devotions every Fri­ Girl Scouts. the hall. Paid-in eopifal and ivrp/vi The games party sponsored by NOT BE EXPENSIVE day. Mrs. Robert L. Schmitt, scout ovtr $ 2 5 0 ^.0 0 4. Visit the sick. leader, will present the troop the Sacred Heart circle was a 5. Pay dues, secure badges committee members, Mmes. Jack financial success. THE and leaflets at thp meetings. Thomas, Pat McGee, Wesley The third annual parish REPUBLIC 6. A High Mass to be offered Merritt, Jerry Floyd, A. L. Douds, dance, iponsored by the Altar LOAN CO. ENGLISH for each active member who dies. Leo A Leahy, and James G. Cud- and Rotary society, will be 7. Communion in a body for more with their pins. The cere­ held Saturday evening, April 1636 Gltnarm • Denvar, Colo. TAILORS deceased members. mony will close with Benediction 11, in the Knights of Columbus Sitobliihtd 1P25 8. To wear badges only for of the Blessed Sacrament. hall. It will be a semiformal 901 FIFTEENTH STREET Mass, funerals, and devotions. Following the church services, A committee of 13 women the new Girl Scouts will enter­ Combine Quality and Style visit the sick daily. tain their guests in the school at Prices You Can Afford The committee of 12 women hall and will serve refreshments. offer Comitiunions and prayers Charles Loughry, newly for the boys in the service every elected president, will preside Friday. ■ at the meeting of the Men’s i The membership in 1938 was club in the school hall Wednes­ Dr. F. A. Smith 50; 1939-42, 100; 1942-50, 160; day, March 11, immediately and 1952, 62 active members, following Lenten devotions. JUNIOR' MODELS for the fashion Mrs. Evelyn Peterson of the May Co. Children i The Rev. James MeShane, The committee has arranged an show to be presented by the Archbishop’s will also model spring fashions. Miss Cathy Con­ Oplomelrist interesting program. All men nell of St. Mary’s academy will be the teen-age I S.J., was named director and sec­ guild March 26 at 8 p.m. in the Lincoln room model. retary of the league when Father of the parish are invited. of the Shirley-Savoy hotel, Denver, are shown I Versavel died. Tom McCann, son of Mr. and above. They are, left to right, front row, Mary A string quartet will furnish the music for Ford Optical Co. i In 1953 elections had the fol­ Mrs. E. V. McCann of 100 Ivy Kate Hodges, Cheryl Ann Norton, Julie Weber, the display of fashions, and special numbers will lowing results: President, Mrs. street and a fifth grade student Kathleen Sweeney, and Nancy Lathrop; and back follow by members of Loretto Heights college Eyei Examined 9 Viiual Care L. 0. Mijares; vice president. in Christ the King school, was row, Timmy O’Connor and John Furstenburg. music department. Prizes will be awarded. Individually Styled Glaiiet Cl 0 tilde Martinez; secretary, chosen the most promising player 'This annual spring benefit helps support mis­ Tickets, which are $1, may be procured by Mrs. Cleofas DuLac; and treas­ in the Junior Parochial basket­ sion work in the orphanages, community centers, calling any circle member or RA. 8720 or GR. 1.S.58 Broadway urer, Father John E. Casey, S.J. ball tournament held the past veterans’ hospitals, mission priests, catechist 2423. They may also be purchased at the door. I The me committee for the sick .week. , sisters, and other charitable works. Children’s tickets will be 50 cents.— (Photo by TAbor 1295 and praver includes L. Mijares,i Misses Lorraine Naich, Joan Models are members of the guild selected by Van’s studio) 'Tiiria Garcia. Clotilde Martinez, Prohosky, and Theresa McGilley, Luxury Line Steel ------students from Loretto Heights 1749 Trtmont PI. college, Denver, entertained ENVER'S MOST m/5mbers of the Altar and Rosary OFFICE DESKS (0$ 14th St. Redemptorist Parish PTA Mother of God society with a musical program 55"x30"— Linoleum Tops PROGRESSIVE 425 E. 17th Are. at the meeting Feb. 27. 604 E . ISth A ts. Mrs. Walter Wade was wel­ Island Boses comed as a new member. There Plans Irish Fun March lOAItar Society 618 E. 16th Are. Deep File Drawer 47-19 Market St. was a good attendance. TAbor 6379 Mrs. C. S. Bromstead and Mrs, (St. J oieph’t Redemptoriit Mrs. J. Edwin McCloskey of Richard Braun will be hostesses Parish, Denver) 421 W. Sixth avenue underwent At a Low, Low Price to St. Joseph’s circle for a bridge- major surgery in Mercy hospital Ftas New Circle mu.. . A program of Irish music and luncheon in the home of Mrs. Tuesday, March 3. dance has been arranged for the (Mother of God Pariik, Denver) Braun, 6161 E. Quincy avenue, meeting of the Parent-Teachers’ Katherine Rose Acosta, daugh­ $138.00 Friday, March-6. association Tuesday, March 10. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mrs. D. Van Duyn, circle “Why Pay More?” j The Ave flaria circle will have chairman of the Altar and Ro­ The meeting will convene Acosta, was baptized last Sun­ an evening of bridge in the home day by Father Mann. sary society, announces the or­ (Trademark) M of Mrs. Al Roberts, 1096 S. Vine, promptly at 8:15, and major ganization of another mixed Wednesday, March 11. items will be discussed and The altar workers for the circle. ^ Commercial Products Co. voted upon. The moderator, Fa­ month are Mmes. G. Kai.ser, P. A course in Catholic doctrine The following members have 1707 Lawrence TA. 2990 Wm. W. Myer Drug Stores | is held each Tuesday evening at ther Paul Schwarz, C.SS.R., and Dulla, and Yarcho. On the vigil named their circle for St. Ca- _ 8 o’clock in the school hall. Cath- the officers will offer a program'light committee are Mmes. L. brini: Mr. and Mrs. John Lose- COMPANY Ijolics are urged to attend these in honor of St. Patrick. jOchs, C. Yarcho, and B. Turner. man, Mr. and Mrs. D. Van Duyn, s lectures and to bring their non- The program staged by pupils | Friends of the Infant of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Walker, Colorado Oivned Stores i j Catholic friends. of the eighth grade follows:[Prague, who intend to go to the and Mr. and Mrs. James Baker, Englewood 800 Santa Fe Dr, = 1 On Tuesday evening, March Greeting, Patricia Miller; mas-.games party in St. Elizabeth’s They will meet on the second 30 South Broadway 15th and California 1,10, Father Rasby will discuss ter of ceremonies, John Berger; hall March 21, may procure 17th & Tremont and fourth Fridays of each 3933 W. Colfax Curtis & 15th St. = |‘lCreation of the World—Angels, eighth grade chorus in , three tickets from Mrs. Robert Turner. month for canasta. Because of ill j Devils, Men.” After the lecture songs; St. Patrick, Virginia Her phone number is MA.2552. Lent, the past meeting was held To there will be an informal ques- Buss; trumpet solo, Dwayne St. Joseph’s is sponsoring this on Thursday evening in the Lose- !tion and answer period, Kaiser; skit, Michael Maher; night for the benefit of the In- man home. ^ ^ I C A O O Engraved Letterheads i Masses on Friday, March 6, songs by a quartet: fant of Prague. will be at 6:30 and 8:30. Break­ The Altar and Rosary so­ Play entitled “Three Tickets The following women of the ciety will meet Thursday, fast will be served to the school to Killarney” with Beth Costello Engraved Business Cards I children after the 8:30 Mass, ■•Utar and Rosary society sold March 12, in the church at as Molly Malloy; Ruth Krone- religious articles at the mission: 1:15 for reritation of the Ro­ i Confessions will be heard berger as Fin Malloy; Lela Grif­ Business Thursday afternoon from 4:30 Mmes. M. Stevens, L, Ochs, J. sary. A business meeting will fith as Mary Malloy; Elda Quigley, E. Haring, C. Yarcho, follow in the basement. to 5:30 and in the evening from Samms as Miss Pound; Keith Announcennents j7:30 to 9. There will also be a J. Gabble, J. Berger, R. Mc- Confessions will be heard Swazo as Dyke; and Bill Thorpe Nicholas, R. Turner, A. Ivarson, I Holy Hour Thursday evening as McGraw and Don Malloy; Thursday afternoon from 4 to 6 from 7 :45 to 8 :45. S. Yonker, J. McDaniels, M. and in the evening from 7:30 to Lenten devotions on Wednes­ Piano solo. Bill Sloan; skit, Kammer, and Betty Ertle. 9 o’clock in preparation for first day at 7 :45 p.m. consist of the Tom O’Connor; songs by sextet; Election and initallatipn of Friday. Masses on Friday will be i s t l e r ^ s Rosary, sermon by the Rev. Har Irish jig, by group of four; skit, officers of the Altar and Ro­ at 6:30 and 8 o’clock. ley Schmitt, and Benediction. On Ethel Befort; guitar -solo, Betty sary society will take place Horan; and chorus by the en­ Men of the parish are urged Friday there will be Stations of Wednesday, March 11, at 1:30 to join the members of the Noc­ tire group. Sister Joseph Marie 1636 CHAMPA ST. MAIN 5161 the Cross for. the school children p.m. turnal Adoration society at the and for any adult who may wish will direct the singing group. Owing to the Lenten regulations,'PTA Complefes Plans First Friday Midnight Mass to be to attend at 2:30, and Stations offered by Archbishop Urban J. of the Cross again at 7 :45 in there will be no refreshments ex-jPor Breakfast Mar. 8 Vehr in Holy Ghost church the evening cept coffee. Father Cyril Kierdorf, Mrs. Edith Haring, ways and March 6. The men are asked to A high school religion course meet at 11:45 Thursday night in C.SS.R., is taking the pastor’s means chairman of the PTA, an­ Al Bennett Js held each Monday evening nounces that all preparations the rectory. I evening from 7:30 to 8:30 for place at St. Joseph’s parish, Sa- The Reparation society will lida, during his absence for two have been completed for the an­ all Catholic high school students nual breakfast and bake sale observe its usual hours of prayer Men's Clothing Dept. attending public junior or senior weeks ending March 12. Father Bernard Kramer, Sunday, March Anyone may before the Blessed Sacrament on high schools. leave his items of homemade or the first Saturday, March 7, in RogergfPeel A scoutmaster is needed. Any­ C.SS.R., is giving a Lenten,. , j ^ . honor of Our Lady of Fatima. one interested in this work is course of sermons on Tuesday ^a^ry goods at the rectory or Soriely Brand nights in St. Anthony's c h u r c h , ^’ ^8, J. J. Fogarty, father-in-law of asked to contact the priests at and the items will be picked up. Scotsdale the rectory or phone EA. 8049 Westwood. Mrs. F. H. Fisher, is recovering The men’s mission will have its from surgery in St. Joseph’s Brayton solemn close Sunday, March 8, hospital. at the 3 p.m, service, when the Papal blessing will be conferred Father Fabian to Address on all present. The mis.sion, prob­ THE mnv CO. ably the most successful of any at St. Joseph's, was conducted by 'Career Nights' 2ND FLOOR Annunciation Parish PTA Redemptorist Fathers Paul Bau- dry and John Glennon. Father Glennon will leave Saturday by (Annunciation Pariah, Denver) Sunday, March 8, will he Com­ At Heights Will ... also the Vista-Dome SPECIALIST The Very Rev. Fabian Joyce, munion day for the Men’s club. air for New Orleans, La., where O.F.M., will be the guest speaker All men and high school boys of he will begin a three-week mis­ HEART, NERVOUS & GLAND at the meeting of the Annunci­ the pari.sh are invited.^ sion the following day. CALIFORNIA ZEPHYR . ' DISEASES ation PTA Wednesday, March The Altar and Rosary society Approximately 250 students, Be on March 16 • Extra pleasure::: extra comfort.:. 11, at 8:15 p.m. in Hagus hall. is again sponsoring the sale of both grade and high school, are no extra fare! " EYE-EAR-NOSE-THROAT religious Easter cards. Members availing themselves of the “Career Nights” will be held at The priests of the parish will That’s Zephyr travel to Chicago on SEE DR. P. W. FORSTER, D.C. be the guests of honor. of the society will be at the breakfast being served to them Lorhtto Heights college Monday HEART DISEASE III typei, Apoplisy. Anplns PHtorli (Rils Is Ihi Hurt as4 Enlsrpisiint). church doors. Sunday, March 8, night, March 16, according to either the Denver zephyr (overnight, every- The 11th grade pupils will after the 8 o’clock Mass every ViNilir Oliusi (ttakagi). Shirt sf truth, EaSsearSitli. Hhuiistle Hurt. Ralpitatlss. and March 15. Easter cards sell school day. Parents are asked to Mrs. Virginia Koontz, business night) or the caueo r nia zephyr. Both trains Elhrlllstiin (ihsklm htart). Arrbyfbiila (inmn but). Fast or ilsw butini Heart. Oe- present a short program. The chairman of the college alumnae pniieS Fiillni. Fear al Dntb, High ar Lav eionl Prenira. Paor Clrnlatlan. HAVE YOUR 11th graders’ mothers will be for $1 a box. give this matter their special at are streamlined, diesel-powered, and stain­ HEART EXAMIHED BY THE HEWEST SCIENTIFIC HEART DIAGN68TIC ElUIPHENT tention and to see that their association. Lst'i Ilp4 the etiii And help yaa ta anrcaaii It nev btlori II It las lata la do la. hostesses with Mrs. Ralph Moore The Mena’ club will meet less steel. Both offer you a variety of NERVOUS DISEASES. Epilepiy. Negrilila. Parilvili. Mental Depraiiloa. Aitbiaa, Hay as chairman. Thursday, March 5, at 7:45 children attend Mass and receive On that evening members of sleeping car accommodations or low-cost Fttir, Innehltli, Slnei. Skin Dlieasii, Eenma. tie. Dulaiii. Earaebe, Hudatbst (Ml- Luncheon tickets for the all­ p.m. in the Cards’ club. Communion frequently, the association will have dinner pralne). Head naliei. Eya dliuut, InMantil Eyn. with the college girls in Mache- de luxe rociining seat chair coaches... ob­ CLAND DISEASES. Fcmali Dlietiee, Prainpiad Drgaai (Utarii. ete.). Dvarltli. Irrapalar day conference of the CPTL are servation Jounge, congenial club-car... Menitraallan,' Barrennesi. Flb.'oid Tiaori (na lerpery). Hot Flaihei, Uterina Henerrbiiti. Movies of the recent fashion beuf hall, with the tables divided available from Mrs. Mollendor. show sponsored by the men will distinctive meals, considerately-priced. Cbanil al Ills, Prutrite Gland, Sax Dtllelfoey. The price of the tickets is $1.80 Charley Young Named so that each table will have an STOMACH, Liter, Kidney. Slndder. Cill Bliddsr Olicait. Stamaeb 6 OnoScnal UIttri. be shown by Bud Nolan. Father “instructor.” In this way, stu­ Plan your Zephyr trip to Chicago now! DIABETES. NEW TYPE DF TREATMENT (nn Intniln). Conitlpatlon, Anemia, HIttotghi. per person. James Ahern urges a large at­ IHEUMATISM. Arthrltli. Heiritli, Stlalltl. Limbtgo. Hip, Leg, Baek 6 Sicrollint palm. As Knight of Month dents interested in the vocations Himbnui, Sniltn t Palnlil Hindi, Lege 6 Fut, Pbyileal Eiamlaitlon. Atb lor Hindboak A luncheon and card party is tendance. covered Will be able to discuss the at Dlieaiti. being planned by the PTA for GO BURLINGTON .. / April 8 in Hagus hall with Mrs. Bake Sale March 15 Charley Young, recently hon­ particular career they are in­ CHiCAOO. 1554 (California McClintock Bldg. MAin .5596 terested in over dinner. * .D IN V It s LINCOLN OMAHA • Fred Apodaca as chairman, and The Altar and Rosary society ored as “Mr. Baseball” of Den­ Dsnvsr ColMornI* Mrs. George Han-ower and Mrs. is sponsoring a bake .sale Sunday ver, has been designated knight After the meal 10-minute talks Zsphyr IsHhyr Paul Schnable as cochairmen. morning, March 15, in the room of the month by Denver council will be given by graduates on Iv. Dwivsr I I a i 4«))>m i i t a i ZP5 pm At the recent pariih meeting at the rear of the church. 539, Knights of Columbus. the following topics: Teaching, Ar. Lincoln a a a a 12*4 nm a a a a a 5»40 om it wai decided to hold the 1953 The baseball honor was given Mary NeCasek; science, Toni Ar. Omoha a s I a. 1:10 om . a a a a 4:55 om Mr. and Mrs. Ray Heronema Ar.Oilcoaaa a a a 9*5 om .... a 1:30 pm bazaar on the Hagua hall are the parents of a boy born Mr. Young at the dinner of Velasquez; TV and ’radio, Jane ground! Aug. 5, 6, 7, and 8. last week in Mercy hospital. sportswriters and sports com- Cuthbertson; social work, Helen Cannon; airlines, Maty Elaine • for information op' ^ The capital awards were dis­ Choir practice, for the Easter meiitators for his 45 years of reservation*, phone cussed and at the next meeting services will start Wednesday work in the game and with Lynch; and home economics, to LINCOLN and OMAHA— drop in youth. Arlene Schuster. a final decision will be made. evening, March 11, after the Tho COLORADOAN Itovos Donvar BURLINGTON T h e general chairman of The next meeting will be held services.* Adults as well as boys A knight the past 15 years, Sa45 |Hii, ocrhrss Lincoln 6i55 am, TRAVEL March 18 immediately after the “Career Nights” will be Mary and girls are needed. Those in­ Mr. Young at present is lecturer Omoha 8:30 am. HEADQUARTERS evening devotions. terested are asked to be present of council 539. He will be honor Louise Stephenson, who is being Wednesday evening. assisted by Mrs. Frank Gold, ' Sleeping and chair cars 17th and Champa Alex Zigler will be in charge guest at a noon meeting of the Phon«i Kayiton* 1121 of the refreshment and R. W. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Murphy K. of C. Friday Luncheon Katherine Price, Mrs. Herman Moore, John Monckton, and Lem have returned from a visit with club March 6 in the K. of C. Kennedy, Margaret Daly, Gen-^ Landis will be chairmen in oharge their-son, Edward C. Murphy, home, 16th avenue and Grant evieve Maginn; and Marie Ma- of games. | MR3/c, USN, in San Diego. street. pelli. i \ si! IBISs t, 4's

PAGE TWELVE Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 42(^ Thursday, March 5, 1953

ALL CHILDREN Scout Leader to Speak at Presentation Should hay* their eyes tested at regular interrals. It is (Presentation Parish, Denver) the showing ot films of Colorado All men of the parish are re­ especially important that any child who suffers with head­ The speaker for the meeting scenes by Simon Forster. quested to receive Communion in aches, who appears to shun strong lights, who tires easily in DIOMIRA ZARLENGAy of 1126 erine O’Leary. Requiem Mass was cele­ of the Presentation PTA on Everyone is welcome to at­ a group in the 8 o’clock Mass reading, scowls or hold his hook too close, should hare his $. Columbine street. Mother of Mrs. brated in St. Dominic’s church March Wednesday, March 11, at 8:30 tend. If a large enough crowd Sunday, March 8. ayes tested; for these are danger signals of oncoming eye Andinette AbpoUnAlp and Antonio Zar- 4. Interment Mt. Olivet. Day mortuary. attends, the business meeting lenga. Requiem Mass was celebrated IRENE PEREZ. 61, of 1181 W. p.pi. in the parish hall will be Those baptized recently were trouble. Feb. 27 in St. Vincent de Paul’s &7th avenue. Requiem Mass was cele­ Jack Hettinger, district Boy will be held after the film in Arthur Anthony, son of Mr. and church. Horan mortuary. Is Laid to Rest order that parents with children brated Feb. 28 in Our Lady of Guada­ Scout executive in the Denver Mrs. Arthur Castro, with Tony CECILIA E. GUERIN, 48. 444 S. lupe church. Interment Mt. Olivet. may enjoy the show. Emerson street. Widow of Fred F. Trevino mortuary. # Felice Pomponio, 81, pioneer and Hazel Scarpello as sponsors; Guerin; mother of Jerry, Joanne, The merits of a scouting pro­ Benedict Byrne is a patient in Geraldine Ann, daughter of Mr. SWIGERT BROS. Tommy, Judy, Jean, and Patty Guerin: GUADALUPE ARCHULETA, 2. Serv­ Denver resident,-died Feb. 27 in the Veterans’ hospital and does and sister of Helen Prudh'omme, New ices were held Feb. 16 in Sacred Heart his home at 4142 Osage street. gram and the benefits both par­ and Mrs. Michael Mulay, with 1550 California KEyttone 7651 Orleans, La. Requiem Mass was cele­ church. Interment Mt. Olivet. ents and boys derive from such a not expect to be released until Bennie and Louise Trujillo as Only a week before he had the latter part of next week. brated March 2 in St. Francis de FRED J, MIERA, 79, of 1137 GaU- received hospital care for a dis­ program will be discussed. It is sponsors. Good Service Sales’ church. Interment Mt. Olivet. pago. Father of Edward J. of Denver Guild to See Movies Better Fiiion Horan mortuary. and Ramon M. Miera of Albuquerque, located shoulder. Born in hoped that both leaders and boys Daniel B. Summers, a convert, for Every Age O p to m e tr is ts At Right Price» JOSEPHINE C. WATHEN, 50. of N. Mex.; brotnbr of Felia M ie^: and Potenza, Italy, as a boy of 14 he interested in scouting will be Two films. Westward the also was baptized. He had Robert Glendale, Calif., formerly of Denver. grandfather of Marguerite and Marie came to Denver to join an older recruited in order that an active Course of the Empire and Cook­ and Julia Balleweg as sponsors. Sister of Mrs. C. D. Schrader and J. I. Miera. Requiem Maas was celebrated ing and Carving of Meat, will be CLASSES INDIVIDUALLY STYLED Creighton of Denver. Requiem Hiexing- uted to the recent bake sale are after all the Masses Sunday, ton, Ky., and had also lived in Clarks­ Rose Mazzuca and Florence March 8. The cards will sell at 75 dry out. orate. burg, W. Va.. had worked for the Ciancio. cents per box. Metropolitan Life Insurance company in Cincinnati about 25 years. He was The Altar-Rosary society do­ Credit Union to Meet Purse size for use any­ * Keep one at home, one to Get low-Cost a former member of the Knights of nated $40.50 fo^ gaberdine ma Houi Columbus. He is survived by his wife, The Presentation Credit union where r’ at office. terial to make 16 altar, boy cas­ Lula, and his son. socks that are badly needed. will hold the directors’ meeting Funeral services were held March in the parish hall Friday, March 2 in St. Andrew’s church in Cincinnati. These women of the parish are 6. A short meeting will precede Burial was in California. now making the cassocks: Minnie HARRY U WICKSTROM Domenico, Della Porreco, Lucy Harry L. Wickstrom, 68, former as­ Di Giacomo, Irene Rossi, Onelia Funeral Protection,.. sistant superintendant of electric dis­ Domenico, Jennie Domenico, IN SIX MOST COVETED COLORS AND CLEAR: tribution for the Public Service of Mary Rossi, Lucy Domenico, Paramount Club Colorado, died Feb. 27 in his home at Rad Haathar Cardinal Rad Ro«a Valvat 545 Downing street after an illness of Rose Rende, Loretta Tolvo, Rose se''^ral years. Di Giacomo, Philomena Nucci, Mr, Wickstrom came to Denver in Rota Bangala Pink Satin Coral 1903 from Holdrege, Neb., his birth­ Hazel Croteau, and Antoinette Lowers Entrance place. He began his long service with Labriola. Angelina Marchese is Paid Up for Life the local utility Jan. 1, 1905. He re­ sewing two cassocks. tired July 1, 1950. Surviving are two brothers, Philip Thanks are extended to Jerry TOILETRIES — STREET FLOOR and Frank Wickstrom, both of Den­ Brienza and George Smaldone Age Limit to 35 ver; and two sisters, Mrs. Alma Ander­ son of Kearney, Neb., and Mrs. Minnie for bringing the last load of coal Campbell of Denver. His wife, Mrs. from the mine; to Irvin Larson A membership drive is under Minnie B. Wickstrom, preceded him in and Crawford Larson for in­ way by the Catholic Social Para­ death in 1935. mount club, which recently re­ Requiem Mass was celebrated March stalling the sound system in the 2 in St. John’s church. church; to Herman Broncucio, duced the age requirement for Peter Puhl, Pat Fagan, Raleigh joining from 40 to 35. The Olinger Funeral Protection Plan con be paid up for MRS. EUNICE AGNES BAILEY Mrs. Eunice Agnes Bailey died Feb. Milano, and Harold Younger A Catholic social organization, 26 in her home, 5145 Beach court, after for help given whenever needed; with a city-wide membership, 'Whsrt Oanrtr Sfiopt with Confident*'- Kfytten* 3111 an illness of many years. She was 60. and to Mary Dursey, Marvin that holds meetings of a social The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel life by odults In 20 years or less—and pays tuneral J. Sadlier, Mrs. Bailey was bom March Younger, Elsie Weskamp, and nature on the second and fourth 21. 1892. She attended St. Dominic’s Tony Laurienti, Sr., for gifts of Tuesdays of every month in w w w w w w '■W w w w w w 1 school and was graduated from North fresh eggs to the rectory. Loyola church hall, the Para­ high school. Later she worked as an costs in fu ll. Children may be protected for as little operator for the Mountain States Lenten services are as follows: mount club lists these require­ CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING! • Telephone Co. Stations of the Cross each ments for membership: On Aug. 22, 1915, she married Jacob Wednesday at 2 and 7 p.m.; the Harry Bailey. The ck>uple lived in One must be a practical Cath­ as 10 cents a month. Olinger Funeral Protection pays Denver except for a three-year period Sorrowful Mother novena every olic, 35 years of age or over, and from 1930 to 1933, when Mr. Bailey’s Friday night at 7; and daily single or widowed. Membership Classified Ads work as a machinist for the Colorado It will pay you to raad ALL of tha following adrartiiamanti. & Southern railway took him to Trini­ Masses at 6 and 8:15 a.m. is open to both men and women. cash, anywhere you live, and is available up to the dad. On the first Friday Masses will Anyone interested in joining is In addition to her Kusband, she is be at 6 and 8:15, both preceded asked to call Mrs. Amelia Des­ survived by a brother, Ernest Sadlier, by Confessions, and devotions mond, membership chairman, MISCELLANEOUS HOUSE FOR RENT- and a sister, Mrs. Lucille Biemer, both UNFURNISHED age of 80. No medical examination is required. of Denver. to the Sacred Heart after the DE. 1940, or Corrine McKee, co- "ATTENTION HOUSEWIVES: FULL Requiem High Mass was celebrated 8 :15 Mass. Feb. 28 in Holy Family church. Inter­ chairman, AC. 6283. FAMILY SIZE LAUNDRY BAGS $1.00 S t Philomena'. Pariah, available April 1, ment Mt. Olivet. Horan mortuary. The next meeting will be held EXTRA STRONG COTTON CLOTH. Spacious ^ double. 6 rooms and b«tb, Tuesday, March 10, at 8 p.m. in VERY DURABLE MATERIAL. WILL basement, steam heat, garage. 13 bua CHARLES A. BURKE Death Takes Long-Time LAST FOR YEARS. SATISFACTION line. 8125. DExter 0260. Charles A. Burke, 74, retired city em­ Loyola church hall, 23rd avenue GUARANTEED OR MONEY RE­ ploye, 1125 Clarkson street, died March and York street. FUNDED. Send cath, check or money ROOMS FOR RENT 2 in Mercy hospital. He was bora Aug. Employe of Mrs, Dower order to TEX-STYLES, P. 0. BOX 242, 20, 1878, in Kansas, and came to Denver FALL RIVER, MASS. SUPPLY LIM- ITED." Room for one or two. All conveniences* as a young man. Mr. Burke retired EA. 9980. 2189 E. 12th Ave. years ago from the treasurer's office Mrs. Cuba Mehlin, a recent res­ INCOME TAX staff. He had been employed as a clerk ident of Denver, died Feb. 26 in WANTED—Middle sffed woman for eom- Room, kitchen privileges, near Cathedn by the City and County of Denver for panion. Board, room* som« wages. Catholic lady preferred. Bfi. 8-6090* THIS FREE BOOKLET a number of years. Dallas, Tex., where she had gone EA. 2888. KE. 4878 after 6 p.m. Mr. Burke is survived by his wife, to visit her granddaughter. For HELP Josephine, and one daughter. Mrs. FOR SALE—1940 Plymouth 2-door sedan. Sleeping room for young man or couple, i 22 years she had worked for the Good condition. No dealers. Cash, |295. Nice room, nice borne. $30 a month, Frank McGowen of Burbank, Fla. 20 Years’ Experience GIVES FULL DETAILS The Rosary will be recited at 8 p.m. late Mrs. May Dower. She left Gall SP. 9954 after 6 p.m. KE. 4867. , March 5 in the Boulevard mortuary her only the past September, Reasonable Fees chapel. Requiem High Mass will be of­ when she went to Texas. Services WORK WANTED HOME FOR SALE fered at 9 o’clock March 7 in the Cathe­ dral. Interment Mt. Olivet, Boulevard and interment were held there CALL HOWEY Small washing and ironing in my home. BY OWNER—4 bedroom home, full fin­ mortuary. March 2. EA. 9980. 2189 £. 12th Ave. ished basement* gas heat. 2 ^ bloclu r from Blessed Sacrament Church and- A L 0111 CARPENTER WORK School. Near E. 17th Ave. Farkway«a Eitofaen cabinets built in. Carpenter. EA. 8891 evenings. Ist Friday Club to Hear modeling. First class work. PEarl ^41. For Your Copy DRUGGISTS Homes For Sale TOWELS & LINEN SUPPLY Former Official of MSA YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS MOUNTAIN TOWEL & SUPPLY CO. will be filled correctly at Moil this Coupon Serries furnished for Offices, Barbers, WASHINGTON PARK PHARMACY The March speaker for the administration mission to Nor­ Restaurants. Stores, and Banquota Ph. SP. $7SS 10»t Sosth Gaylord 8 First Friday Luncheon club for way. B. W. BECK1U6, Manager TOI>AYI its meeting Friday, Mar9h 6, at Mr. Gross, who has returned GOOD BUYS IN 1227 Curtis St, MA. 7M0 PAINTING & DECORATING' noon in the Mural room of the to Denver to take a position as W W W-WWW w w WALLPAPER Hanging, Painting*^ Albany hotel will be John E. regional director of internal se­ ST. LOUIS PARISH Remodeling. Call KE. 6793. Gross, who has just completed a curity, will speak qn the subject: 4527 SO. 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PENN.— 2 bedroom ^ - and 'Televiaion or Radio 1 frame, large living room; full t Please moil me, without any obliflotlon whotever, your free booklet, "How to Hove Father James Sullivan, against Communist aggression. > Miteellanaoua Item* SKYWAY RADIO He will be able to speak authori­ dining room. $1,500 down low-Cost Funeral Protection, Paid Up for Life." C.SS.R., received word of the un- handles. ► PE. 4014 RA. 6423 %xpMted death of his mother tatively on the value of the U.S. y OPEN EVENINGS TILL t p.m. AND TELEVISION CO. ■ Harch 1. Father Sullivan, who is foreign aid program. S U . 1 -6 6 7 1 711 E. 6th Ave. KE. 1898 NAME. Herbert P. White succeeds T. one of the missionaries conduct­ 'i! ing the mission at-the Cathedral, Rober Taylor as president of the WILSON & WILSON STREET ADDRESS. flew to officiate at her funeral in First Friday Luncheon club, a Gbsqq,-3'BUowA. New Bern, N. Cat, He returned position accorded to him largely Realtors to Denver Wednesday. because of his excellent work as (Members of St. Louis* Parish) CITY -3L CITY-3L CITY------.-STATE. PRINTING COMPANY« « secretary-treasurer last year. 2868 So. Broadway You are maintaining humani­ Other officers are Albert A. 1454 Welton (RMr) . tarian services around the world Riede, vice president, and' Robert Phone SU. 1-6671 . KEyaton* 4054 through International Red Cross. Lewers, secretary-treasurer. A A am i i i 'A S sdtm Thursday, March 5, 1953 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 PAGE THIRTEEN 'The Good Old Days' St. Thomas-Seeker of Truth fisq i/d D h kd A , By R ev, Joh n B. Ebel already share in true happiness,” and "thereby IF THERE Is ONE QUALITY of St. especially does man approach to a likeness to

Thomas Aquinas that the world needs as we ap­ VGod.” _ proach the 679th anniversary of his death March Tliere ate two things that the modern in­ The Loveliest Bunch of Coconuts 7, it is his. all-consuming passion for truth. tellectual can well learn from St. Thomas. The By E d Miller 12 o’clock high and tieTiim up too, just like skimming cream It is an indication of the state of our con­ first is the all-embracing power of the human SKIM MILK and soya beans with a few holds I have off milk; in a minute he is mind. In an age of specialization, it is well to costing what they do today, we learned from watching women through, gets his piece of fused world that the Thomistic assertion that remember that in addition to the mind’s capa­ have to find sundry ways to wrestlers on TV: My best bet candy, and toddles in to survey the proper object of the intellect is truth might bility of knowing everything about the atom, pare the budget. That is why is a double reverse grapevine his unburdened noodle in the meet with argument in some quarters today. I do what I do to the boys step-over toehold, using, in ad­ mirror. it can also know man’s end and goal in life, It is proof of the greatness of St. Thomas each month with the home skin­ dition, what the groan frater­ Then father girds himself and quite a bit about God, who made the atom. ners. nity calls the “Irish whip" to for 'THE JOB. The middle and of his world-view that he saw the human The second point is that there is more to Three hand-wrought hair­ take some of the fight out of ■ boy, who has eight kinds of ^mindj as capable of knowing not only truth, him. phobia about the gentle trim, the pursuit of true wisdom than the mere garner­ cuts every 30 days save our but all truth. So great a confidence did he limping exchequer something Then I start in with the is about to get his. ing of knowledge. A man may have 100,000 THIS TAKES preparation. have in the human mind that he saw it as even in the vicinity of ?45 a year. comb, scissors, and cold clip­ useful facts at his fingertips, and yet have not a I guess I should not say that pers. The high chair is dragged too large and all-embracive to be filled by the out, a store of Ladies’ Home smattering of wisdom. all of it is pure saving because SOON IT IS OVER and he things it could know in this world. He saw there are some expenses en­ Journals is unlimbered, and a ST. THOMAS, WHO SAID he learned more stands there, -all naked in the number of shiny objects are ac­ the human mind, then, as rising from the tailed: Band-aids, mercuro- head and furry around the in prayer before the Tabernacle than in days cumulated. things of the world to the things of God, and chrome, styptic pencils, etc. Oh body—looking like a scalped and nights of study, understood clearly that Then comes the most ex­ resting only when it achieved a share in the yes, and an occasional pint of ape with his heavy brown true wisdom and understanding are more than blood. hausting part of the process; hair pasted to his fair skin by The hunt. Over hill, over dale, divine knowledge of the Beatific Vision. the many tears he ■ has shed. a matter of mere knowledge. If the world were To reverse the old saw; To over couch, upder bed we go. SO FAR DID ST. THOMAS go, indeed, beg I am ashamed, but to dig His eyes are red-rimmed, and governed by wise men today, rather than by Johnny gets his gun. that he declared “truth must be the last end of I am able, and so dig I go. around his feet is a fine stand But we get blonde Johnny scientists who know all the intricacies of mak­ The young males in the family of brown alfalfa. He looks at the whole universe;” and “the consideration ing the atom bomb, but not what to do with it, me and it becomes obvious and drag him screaming to take to it like bitter marma­ the barber chair (lousy psy­ thereof must be the chief occupation of wis­ DR, CLARENCE MANION, class of ’24, and Jim lade, but in the barber’s de­ that a few strong strands of there would be less fear that mankind is rush­ Logan, class of ’18, above, are reminiscing about their the father-son bond have been chology, but the only kind that dom" {Summa Contra Gentiles, I, 7 ). ing toward the brink of black doom. fense it must be said the jobs works). alma mater. are gaudy, if not neat. Fortu­ severed. Then all help breaks loose. I The pursuit of wisdom, which he defines If St. ’Thomas were to return today, I think Mr. Lofran, a pioneer member and fopmer president of the nately, my children's wounds Next is a little boy, the red­ try to mollify him, telling him as the knowledge of things in their highest he would be appalled not at the vast knowledge Denver Notre, Dame club, introduced Dr, Manion at the recent clot easily, and I do replace headed two-year-old, Mike. He it is something that everyone causes, St. Thomas called “the most perfect, the American Last Squad dinner.—(Photo by Smyth) all divots. is sandwiched in at this point of scientific matters man has amassed, but must face. I chop clumps and most sublime, the most profitable, the most de­ at the restriction of the human Intellect to such I START OFF with the big­ as a respite for father, for he lockets from my own balding gest boy. Chip, having him strip knows no fear, moves not a head to show him how easy lightful.” "In proportion as a man devotes him­ matters— the intellect that he extended to em­ The Denver Catholic Register to the waist. 'Then I size up his muscle, and cries not a scream • it is. I offer him everything self to the pursuit of wisdom, so much does he brace all truth, even the Truth that is God. Pre.sident...... Most Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. big, brown bean the way a as his gentle, downy feathers from Cadillac coupe de villes Editor...... Rt. Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., Jour.D., Litt.D., LL.D. fruiterer judges the first sam­ fall to the floor. to marinated marzipan if he Managing Director...... Monsignor John B. Cavanagh, M.A., Ph.D. ple of a new shipment of co­ Once I even cut his ear with will just sit still. Finally his The Priest Who Inspired the Red Cross City Editor...... Rev. John B. Ebel, M.A., Litt.D. conuts. the scissors, but he uttered not mom gets him quieted down Associate Editors—Rev. Francis Syrianey, M.A., Litt.D.; Linus I approach him quietly from a yelp. His hair is easy to cut, by interesting him in drawing By Paul^ . Hallett hospitals in her war with the its charitable inhabitants was Riordan, Ph.D.; Rev. Robert Kekeisen, M.A., Litt.D.; Paul Hallett, mustaches on the pretty girls, THE RED CROSS is an or­ Moors—the modern organiza­ a young priest named Lorenzo Litt.D.; Jack Heher, B..4., Litt.D.; Frank Morriss, B.S., LL.B., on the Pontiacs, and on the ganization of Catholic inspira­ tion had its genesis in 1859, Barzizza. It was to this city Litt.M,; Edward Mack Miller, Litt.M.; Art Editor, Leo Canavan, soup cans shown in magazines. tion. It does a work paralleling and rose out of a little-known that the wounded were M.F.A. Poor Prophet I BIDE MY TIME for a few in some ways the relief activ­ war, which lasted only a few brought, and it was Father By F rank Morriss AT THE TIME he was fore­ minutes, letting the reservoir ities of the Holy Father. It has months. Barzizza who directed opera­ Entered as second class matter at the postoffice at Denver, Colo. of his confidence build up. never lost its Christian inspira­ IN THAT YEAR the allied tions. Thia Paper Printed Entirely by Union Labor WE HAVE DUG into our seeing Formosa’s fall and Chiang’s oblivion, Mr. Latti­ Then I strike, but smoothly. I tion. The drive for funds now forces of Piedmont and France ALL THROUGH THE after­ files and found a frayed news­ nip one little budlet of blonde being conducted by this organ­ fought the armies of Franz noon of June 24, and through­ Published Weekly by paper clipping from some time more was director of the school THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY, (Inc.) of international relations at shrubbery from his sensitive ization has a heavy claim on Josef of Austria. In the Battle out the ni^ t, thousands and in 1951. It was a story datelined bean and dive for cover, for in the charity that should flow of Solferino, fought on June thousa.ids of wounded arrived 938 Bannock Street, 1 Lake Success, N.Y., and con­ Johns Hopkins university. We wonder whether any of a second there is a summer more freely during Lent. 24, more than 300,000 soldiers at Castiglione delle Stiviere. cerned a statement from a thunderstorm with heat light­ Osservatore Romano, in' its struggled for a whole day. And In a miraculously short time Telephone, KEystone 4205 P.O. Box 1620 man called an “expert on Asia.” the students at that school tried to defend Chiang, who, after ning et al. issue of Jan. 25, has an inter­ when at evening the Austrians the poor sufferers were hos­ The gist of the man’s state­ After a bit I get out from esting article about Red Cross retired, they left 40,000 sol­ pitalized in 172 private homes Subscription: ment was that “Chiang Kai- all, has been fighting Commu­ $1.50 per year in Archdiocese of Denver. nists for a number of decades. under the sink and make a low origins with which few are diers, 1,566 officers, nine gen­ and in the churches. shek’s Regime has no chqnce pass from the rear quarter, acquainted. erals, and three field-marshals $2.00 per year Outside Archdiocese of Denver. for a comeback." The “expert” And we wonder whether they Yet even this arrangement got good grades in class if they getting a bit of blonde fringe Although the beginnings of lying on the field. did not suffice, and the streets also intimated, said the dis­ Red Cross activity go back far Canada, $2.75 a year per subscription. patch, that the West should let tried to argue with Mr. Latti­ in the blades of the scissors In the bloody zone around and squares of the town be­ Foreign countries, including Philippines, $3.50 a year. the Communists take Formosa. more that Formosa was more as I pass on the dead run. —at least as far as 1484, when Solferino the most important came hospitals. The man who made the vital to the West than, as this After the ruction dies down the pious Queen Isabel of Cas- town was called Castiglione During the day of June 25 Thursday, March 5, 1953 statement is Owen Lattimore. expert called its importance to I try the clippers. Not cold, tille, who sent Columbus on delle Stiviere, of sturdy Chris­ the wounded continued to MR. LATTIMORE will go us, "a relic of 19th century mind you; this youngster will his voyages, established field tian traditions. The leader of throng in, and it was then that the French commander, Gen­ OFFICIAL: ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER on trial next May on charges naval thinking.” have absolutely no house with of perjury. Chiang Kai-shek’s The mills of the gods grind cold clippers. I heat' them eral Lavallette, suddenly The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. war-tossed regime has already slowly, but they grind exceed­ gently over the stove until 'Cathol ic' Means 'Universal' struck with the terrifying di­ We confirm it a' the official publication of the Archdiocese. been put on trial by President ingly fine—and they reduce they are just right and then mensions of the situation, en­ Whatever appears in its columns over the signature of the Or­ By Rev. Robert E. Kekeisen grace, to believe in God’s trusted the enormous problems Eisenhower to see whether it the importance of such ex­ tiptoe over and start chewing actual truth. And by Bap­ dinary or those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared can stage a comeback. We do perts as Lattimore to that of up from between the shoulder VERY NEARLY 20 per of sanitary relief and assist­ official. shallow and shabby minded cent of the world’s population tism, the soul is adorned with ance to a civic commission pre­ not know the outcome of Mr. blades while mama pins his the grace that sanctifies unto We hope The Register will be read in every home of the Lattimore’s trial or Chiang’s— prophets of doom for every­ arms to his sides and holds on embraces the Catholic faith. sided over by Father Lorenzo Archdiocese. thing that did not favor the This proportion is re-empha­ union with Christ and, even­ Barzizza. but we think the future looks for dear life, yelling, “IT’LL tually, the achievement of We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste future— “liberalism’s” future. ONLY BE A MINUTE, DAR- sized in a new World Mission WHOLE NIGHTS at the brighter for the Formosa eternal life. in the children of the archdiocese for the reading of The leader, who, even at this late WHAT A PITY we did not LINGr IT’LL ONLY BE A map drawn up by the national side of the wounded and dying Register. headquarters of the Catholic But the part of Jesus’ com­ Don Barzizza watched; he ran date, is beset more by fair- shed the experts like Latti­ MINUTE.” mand that orders the spread 1* URBAN J. VEHR, weather friends than by more long ago and try to do AND, JUST AS THE neigh­ Students’ Mission Crusade in wherever there was need of Jan. 29, 1942 Archbishop of Denver staunch supporters. some plain horsesense think­ Cincinnati. of Christ’s Church lies in the him, and everywhere he bors arrive with the sheriff, I two little words “all nations.” We just want to point out, ing for ourselves about the finish with two of what bull­ It is interesting that the one brought medicines, aid, and however, how foolish we have Far East! Because the Sacrifice of the advice. He organized the in­ Schedule of Forty Hours' Devotion fighters call “classic 'Veron­ true fold of Christ encloses al­ Redeemer was meant to lave been to rely on some of the We have an idea that just icas” and one quick paee natural most twice as many souls as flow of every vehicle requisi- ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER experts who have been the about the time Mr. Lattimore’s all men in its saving bath, the tionable for the transport of as mama slaps the Band-aids its nearest “competitor,” Mo­ Apostles were commanded to Week of March 8, Third Sunday in Lent “Judas goats” for this nation’s trial comes up on the docket, hammedanism. the less gravely wounded to Denver, St. Francis de Sales’ church on with a practiced hand, make the all-important facts policies. Chiang Kai-shek will be start­ and . . . The tremendous number of other hospital centers and di­ Denver, Loretto Heights college Guilty of perjury or not, the ing to right some tremendous of Christianity known to all, rected the medical care of the East Lake, Our Lady of Sorrows church (13 Hours') The haircuts are over for Catholics is often at least the that all might take advantage article mentioned above wrongs in China. occasion of the Church’s being worst cases in the 12 hospitals Weldona, St. Francis’ church (13 Hours’) showed that if Mr. Lattimore We hope that action will be another month. of these truths. that rose out of nowhere in made the target of her ene­ IT IS CLEAR, then, that was a “Far East expert” he enough to discredit Mr. Latti­ There should be, however, mies’ barbs. It is no secret that Castiglione. CATHOLIC RAMO and TV LOG- was hampered by a remarkably more as an expert, even should an easier way to save $45 a Jesus wanted His Church to In those tragic days a Swiss a man is often envious of the be universal. None but the poor judgment. he be acquitted as a perjurer. year. success of his would-be bene­ tourist who happened to be in Station KOA Station KBOL, Boulder most universal Church today, the district made note of what i ASK AND LEARN— Sunday, SACRED HEART PROGRAM factor; and envy breeds hatred therefore, can be the one in the breast. he saw and on his return to 10:45 p.m. Every weekday at 7 a.m. Church established and vivi­ Geneva published a pamphlet. ; CATHOLIC HOUR — Sunday, Station KFEL-TV BUT THE OBVIOUS prog­ fied by His Blood. Memories of Solferino, which 1 12 noon. (Channel 2) ress of the Catholic Church And Catholic missionary demonstrated the necessity of Station KFKA, Greeley CATHOLIC HOUR — “Living should prompt at least a few priests, nuns, and brothers the free and ready co-opera­ AVE MARIA HOUR— Sunday, Room Retreats,’’ Sundays non-Catholics to weigh again have taken seriously t h e tion of all humane people if 12:30 p.m. through March 29, 11:30- the claims of their own re­ Lord’s injunction of universal­ the worst horrors of war are Station KTLN 12 noon. ,, ligious sects. For such progress ity. Even in deepest Africa the to be avoided. FR. JOHN ORDINAS, C.R.— LIFE IS WORTH LIVING— in good as that shown by the cross is not hidden. And the FROM THESE PAGES of Sunday, 7:15-7:30 a.m. Bishop Fulton J. Sheen, (Jhurch can be born only of most raucous din of the Henry Dunant grew the great Station KFEL Thursdays, 10:30 p.m. God. world’s biggest cities cannot institution of national and in­ = AVE MARIA HOUR— Sunday, THE CHRISTOPHERS — Sat­ One of the most solemn drown out the soft words of ternational charity, the Red 5:30 a.m., and 11:30 p.m. urday, 5 p.m.; Monday, commissions ever entrusted to the Consecration of the Mass. Cross, with headquarters in = ROSARY FOR PEACE— Sun- 10:45 p.m. any man or group of men was THE CATHOLIC CHURCH Geneva. i day, 8:45 p.m. BELL OF SAN GABRIEL— given by Jesus Christ, God- was not called “Catholic” But Dunant, though he pop­ I FAMILY THEATER—Sunday, Story of Father Juniperp How Safe Are Man, to the Apostles when He from the beginning. That ularized the Red Cross idea, I 8:05-8:30 p.m. Serra on “ Death Valley said: name was applied a little did not inspire it. He only ' SACRED HEART PROGRAM Days’’— Sunday, March 15, “Going,- therefore, make later, probably to emphasize thought of extending to the — Sunday, 11 p.m. 8 p.m. disciples of all nations, baptiz­ the very universality of the whole world the charity he had ing them in the name of the Church’s mission. But the seen in action in Castiglione YOUR Father and of the Son and of Church, whether she be called delle Stiviere, and which was the Holy Spirit.” Roman, or Catholic, or the directed by the priest, Don WITH TH ES e ' CHAL­ Mystical Body of (Jhrist, is Lorenzo Barzizza. LENGING words, the Savior certainly the one faith meant Barzizza received from Na­ Hear V aluables? stressed two of the chief for all by her Founder. For she poleon III the Legion of Honor duties of His captains — to alone, and no mere religious for his services. After that he teach and to sanctify. For by sect, has proved herself em­ was pretty well forgotten ex­ instruction a man is led, -with powered by divine help to cept by his Bishop, the fuklire A S K and LEARN the assistance of God’s actual carry out the divine mission. Blessed Pius X. You have many valuable papers and documents that would cost you hours, weeks or even months of time and effort to replace if they should be Social Reconstruction for All KOA be acquired from an analysis turn become the subject mat­ lost or destroyed. Some might even be irreplace­ By J. R. Walsh THROUGHOUT THE of man and Christian revela­ ter for students and a strong guide for business and labor able. UNITED STATES in the past tion, is equally as important 10:45 25 years, hundreds of thou- for the institutes’ work as is leaders. a realistic understanding of THE INSTITUTE also pub­ Ef ERY SL'SDAY EVEISIISG It stands to reason that no plase in your home 'sands of Catholic Americans, lishes a monthly magazine and even thousands of non- social conditions in individual \ called Social Order, which is or office provides the protection of an American Catholics, have become ac­ countries. Questions on religion submitted by the radio In the U.S., the Jesuit Pro­ not intended especially for National Bank Safe Deposit Box. Here, truly, ds quainted with two Latin ex­ scholars. Its primary aim is to audience answered on the archdiocesan broad­ pressions, Quadragesima Anno vincials organized what is cast. • the utmost in safety for anything you treasure. and Rerum Novarum. known as the Institute of So­ make social problems and con­ cial Order in St. Louis. Eight ditions more intelligible to the Booklet on Catholic Church available free of The cost is small. These terms, titles of Papal average American reader, who encyclicals, are met in almost Jesuit Fathers, under the di­ cost to all inquirers. rection of Father Leo C. is interested in improving his any discussion about social- lot in his own employment. WRITE TO Why not stop in today for complete information. economic problems that affect Brown, S.J., form the group, which resides at St. Louis uni­ The subjects this periodical ASK AND LEARN, Station KOA all nations. And yet there are, explains are important, and but few persons who could go versity. The members, all Denver 2, Colorado highly trained social-economic they are made clear and un­ beyond that in explaining the derstandable. Papal social teaching. scientists, have specialized in the Papal encyclicals as well All this work of the Insti­ Reading of the encyclicals as in social, political, and eco­ tute of Social Order is di­ MAin 5314 alone is insufficient to make nomic studies. Even their cur­ rected to the slow but vital de­ clear-cut explanations in di­ rent work is largely that of velopment of realistic social verse situations in any coun­ studying social conditions ideals, which human beings try. Though Papal teaching is throughout the country. can and must gradually bring F. J. KIRCHHOF applicable throughout the to concrete fruition. All peo­ world, the teachings for the IN THE MORE IMPORT­ ple, not merely a few scholars most part deal with principles, ANT FIELDS of human rela­ or institute members, are m i PARKING not with particular concrete tions, each member of the in­ urged to join the work of so­ Construction Co. cases. stitute specializes. One mem­ cial reconstruction, not only right next door It is not, for example, the ber, for example, studies the as a right but as a responsibil­ Pope’s responsibiliW to tell a causes of marriage break­ ity. BUILDERS labor group in a Chicago in­ down and the rising tide of di­ IN THE WORDS OF th* dustry how to settle a strike, vorce cases. Another spends late Cardinal Emmanuel A. We Appreciate Your Patronage or to determine for a New his time in helping employers Suhard of Paris, written in York shipping firm hiring-and- and employes in numerous in­ February, 1947: “It will be a 700 Lawrence St. Denver, Colo. firing policies. dustries to reach solutions to matter of mutual he(p, an im­ The Pope point;s out the many perplexing problems. provement of working condi­ truth, the moral law, that ap­ Others become expert in the tions or housing; for others, ESTABLISHED 190S plies to men and women; then field of employment security, professional or trade union ac­ the application of the prin­ the Communist conspiracy in tivity, or responsibilities .in a ciples, which must be as di­ the U.S., racial problems in family welfare association. The American Fixture Co verse as the situations are, vyious cities and businesses, One will become interested in must be made. and even the larger matters of urbanism; another in a youth Manafactaren of IN ORDER TO DELVE developing sound procedures movement or in social service. to help business and labor to . . . Each day one can bring Church Pews and Altars The: AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK . more deeply, and interest­ ingly, into the teachings of iron out disagreements intelli­ his stone to the common edi­ Church Furniture the Popes, the Jesuit Fathers gently and co-operatively for fice.” the good of both. What the Cardinal said for Bank, Office, and Store Fixtures of Denver have set up social institutes in several countries. The purpose The research and studies of the people of France is equally Millwork bf All Kinds (l7th at Lamence Streets of these ^ u p s is to apply so­ these men are second in im­ true for the people in the cial principles to situations in portance only to the principles. U.S., for this nation in a genu­ MA. 0168 F. J. Kirchhof, Pres. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION individual countries and cities. they seek to apply. Their find­ ine way is “of the people, by C. F. Stahl, Vice Pre$. 1236 Arapahoe St. A thorough understanding ings are publicized in lectures, the people, and for the peo­ Denver, Colo. of social principles, which can writings, and books, which in ple.” PAGE FOURTEEN Office, 938 Bannock Street- THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 Thursday, March 5, 1953 Amusements-Dining Littleton Women Mayor Invited to Men's Rally Altar Group at All Saints' Recreotion Urged ,fo Attend Picks Committee Chairmen (All Saint*’ Pariih, Denvar) captain; Marge Lally, treasurer; Altar Group Meet Mrs. Nicholas Jamison, presi­ and Lorraine Lopezi, Mary dent, announced the chairmen of PYances Knoll, Ruth Martin, Littleton. — (St. Mary’s Par­ committees for the Altar and Viola Termeer, Thelma Brown, ish)—The Altar and Rosary so­ Rosary society at the meeting Colleen Balzano, and Wanda ciety wdll meet in the school hall Feb. 25. Grout at 2 o’clock Thursday afternoon, The new chairmen are Mmes. A gift of $20 ha* boon March 5. Mmes. Simon Bauden- John Degenhart, hospitality; rocaivod by th« Altar and distel and T. J. Hrdlicka will be B enj^ in Gutierrez, sick calls; Ro*ary *oci*ty from tho Pro** hostesses. All women of the par­ Paul Mueller, circles; Marshall antation Pari*h Credit union. ish are urged to attend this meet­ Sanders, membership; Frank Tho gift will be u*ed te pur* ing, and newcomers will be espe­ Klocke, care of linens and cha*e new linen* and altar cially welcome. , flowers for the altar; and John furni*hing*. Through the Altar and Rosary Reichart, deanery. The altar will be arranged by society, a Requiem Mass is being Mr. and Mrs. James Canzona sung in St Mary’s church by the Mmes. Nicholas Jamison and and Mr. and Mrs. James Mc­ Francis-Klinger March 7. Mmes. Rev. Frederick D. McCallin on Laren will comprise a parish wel­ Thursday, March 5, for the re­ Everett Hinton and Arch Rose coming committee. St."^ Rita’s will take charge March 14 and pose of the soul of Father Ray­ circle will take charge of selling mond Newell, twin brother of 21. Mmes. Benjamin Guttierez greeting cards through the year. and John Rael will take down the Bishop Hubert M. Newell of A chifforobe has been pur­ Cheyenne. ^ altar March 8. with Mmes. Jo­ chased by the Altar and Rosary seph Brovsky and William Schut- New Social Club society and placed in the audi­ ten assuming the duties March The newly organized Married torium at Loretto Heights col­ 22 and 29. Couples’ Social club has met with lege, Denver, as a storage place for vestments, linens, etc. The Mmes. Marshall Sanders and considerable success, and the J. F. Bergan will serve coffee to group has cho.sen the first Mon­ new piece of furniture was placed in use Feb. 28. the men working on construc­ day evening of each month as the tion of the hall during the week meeting time. These meetings Ave Maria Circle Farmed of March 9-14. will be held in the school at 8:15 Mrs. Paul Mueller, chairman Resurrection circle will meet p.m. As their first activity, this of circles, has announced forma­ in the home of Mrs. A. M. Brun­ group will spqpsor a St. Patrick’s MAYOR QUIGG NEWTON is shown fire department, the U. S. post office, Lowry air tion of Ave Maria cii*cle in the force base, Fitzsimons hospital, the Colorado ner Wednesday evening, March day dance in the school hall, and above accepting an invitation to attend Gunnison Heights area of the 11. Bill Petrie’s orchestra has been the archdiocesan men's Corporate Communion Courtesy Patrol, and military personnel. parish. Members of the new engaged for this event. Further and breakfast March 15. Shown handing the Entertainers at the breakfast, which will circle are Mmes. Jeannie Klein, details will be announced at a mayor the invitation is Grand Kn^ht Jack Denny feature an address by Archbishop Gerald T. Ber- later date. of Denver council 539, Knights of Columbus, gan of Omaha, will be the Dodd Sisters with On March 6, the first Friday while a chairman, Wallace Webb (left), looks on. piano and violin favorites; Father Richard Hies- of the month, Masses will be of­ .Among other civic dignitaries who have been ter and Blake Hiester in songs and skits; the K. Rocks of Lourdes fered at 7 and 7:45 o’clock. Sat­ invited are Governor Dan Thornton, Senators of C. choral group, Edward Wolters, baritone; urday, March 7, the first Satur­ Edwin C. Johnson and Eugene Millikin, as well as and Harry Morton, tenor. day, devotions in, honor of Our city officials and editors of the daily papers. Fifteen hundred men are expected at the Mass Lady of Fatima will be held at Large contingents of uniformed men will be and 1,200 at the breakfast in the Shirley-Savoy Make Plans for the 7 o’clock Mass. Confessions present representing the police department, the hotel.— (Photo by Smyth) will be heard before the Masses on both mornings. DAY AND NIGHT Lenten services are held in the Irish Day Event church on Wednesday and Fri­ Blessed Sacrament Recollection Day day evenings at 7:45 o’clock. The (Our Lady of Lourde* Pariah, Wednesday services consist of Denver) TWO GREAT MUSICAL SHOWS Rosary, sermon, and Benediction, (Bletied Sacrament Parish, Rev. R. G. Pates, S.J., professor a bake sale to be held on Sunday, The Rocks of Lourdes club will and the Friday services consist Denver) of religion in Regis high school, March 15, in the old school hall. sponsor a “Stew and Dance” KFEL^s TOP TUNES OF ;; of Stations of the Cross and An unusual opportunity, will be the retreat master. Mrs. Gerald Goodwin, EA. 6888, party on St. Patrick’s day, Tues­ ■% Benediction. In addition, Sta­ particularly appropriate The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Har­ has been named chairman, and day, March 17. This is the third THE SONG MAN ^ // // old V. Campbell, pastor, will she has announced that the cir­ such annual affair in the parish. tions of the Cross for the chil­ during the Lenten .season, AND RADIO RANCHO THE NATION I open the exercises at 10 o’clock cle members would welcome do­ The stew will be made by Har­ dren of St. Mary’s school are will be given to the women j conducted every Friday after­ with recitation of the Rosary, nations of baked goods- from old McCurdy of the Belaire res­ JOHNNY featiinnii with ' ^ noon at 2 :.'?0 o’clock. in the parish and their and the conferences by Father other members in th% parish. taurant, and will be served on Also, for special consideration friends on Friday, March 13, Pates will follow. There will be ■Anyone who would care to par­ March 17 beginning at 7 p.m. Shorty Thompson Jack Swenson during Lent, parishioners are re­ when a day of recollection will a recess lunch from 12 to 1 ticipate in this undertaking is Following the Irish stew dinner, BACHEMIN minded of the class of instruc­ be held under the auspices of the o'clock and those attending are asked to call Mrs. Goodwjn. the dance will begin. Dancing Digiti 7:05 pm. tion for Catholics and non-Catho- Altar and Rosary society. The asked to bring their own lunch; The receipts of the project will All members of the parish are 1:30 pm. lics held in the school each Thurs­ coffee will he served by the be turned over to the Altar and invited to come and bring their Tuo Shotet Ttiighlly friends. The cost of the party, DAILY MGHTLY day evening from 8 until 9 Nuncio Archbishop's .Altar and Rosary society. Fa­ Rosary society, and ultimately Thrw Sh«wi Saturdar o’clock. The perpetual novena of ther Pates will resume the dis­ into the building fund. Items al­ which includes the dinner and Danct to thf Malic nt Our Lady of the Miracu^us cussions at 1 o’clock, and at 2 ready promised include cakes, dance, is $1. MIKE Dl SALLE'S Medal is held each Monday eve­ Citizenship Safe, Says o’clock the devotions will close rolls, pies, cookies, cup-cakes, Racks fa Meet Morch 10 ORCHESTRA ning at 7:45 o’clock, and the spe­ with Benediction with Monsignor and bread. The sale will begin The Rocks of Lourdes will meet cial general intentions continue Washington Official Campbell officiating. following the 7 o’clock Mass and Tuesday, March 10, at 7:30 in to be for world peace and the Washington.—Paul Blanshard’s continue until the supply is ex­ the parish hall instead of on the Since this is the first time in hausted. j conversion of Russia. demand for the revocation of the the history of the parish that a regular date, March 17. Koldeway-Klousner •American citizenship of Arch­ day of recollection will be of­ Circle Meetings At this meeting the men will Nuptials Celebrated bishop Gerald P. O’Hara, Papal fered in the Blessed Sacrament Members of the Blessed Sacra­;be given an opportunity to hear Nuncio to Ireland, will be turned church, all the women in the par­ a proposed change in the break­ Miss Joan Klausner of Rog- ment circle will be guests of Mr. dowtl, the State department dis­ ish are urged to avail themselves and Mrs. George McDevitt on fast club activity. A new idea will 450 '$•. Muim gen, and Richard C. Kolde- closed. of this privilege, and to extend a Sunday evening, March 8. Mem­ be offered for consideration way of Littleton were married Ruth Shipley, director of the cordial invitation to their which, if adopted, is expected to P E a r l 4 6 1 1 Feb. 14 in St. Mary's church. Fa­ bers of St. Gerard’s circle will be State department’s passport di­ friends to attend. There will not guests in the home of Mrs. Jo­Send many difficulties. ther McCallin officiated. A wed­ vision, said she knew of no law be a March meeting of the -Altar After the breakfast room has Open Every Day ding breakfast for the immediate seph Gibbons, 960 Detroit street. under which a petition of the kind and Rosary society. Monday evening, March 9. Mrs. been placed on a permanent 40 et 8 of the Week Dayt 11 A.M.-2 A.M. family followed the ceremony in made by Blanshard “could be con­ basis, the breakfast will be ad­ St. Mary's hall. On Sunday. March 8. all the William Spinney will be wel­ American Legion Sundays Noon-2 A.M. sidered the basis for revoking comed as a new member. On vertised more. Any profit re­ The bride, who was given in citizenship.’’ men in the parith are urged to PrMtntt Gus Schtvalb’s receive Communion in a Tuesday, March 10, St. Cecilia’s sulting from this sponsored pro marriage by her guardian and Joseph Reap, department press gram will be used by the outdoor brother-in-law, William B 1 i c k, group. Thii include* the Holy circle will meet in the home of NOBLE BROS. CIRCUS officer, pointed out that, as Papal Name society, the Knights of Maime and Tess Carr. clubs at Lourdes. Final plans for was gowned in traditional white Nuncio, Archbishop O’Hara is a the “Rocks Review for ’53” will Denver New Coliseum CHAT & CHEW satin. Columbus, St. Vincent de Paul Two circles will meet oiy representative of the Holy See, Wednesday evening, March 11, be made at this meeting. Bridesmaids were Charlotte hut “it is my understanding that society, the Men’s club. Ex­ March 12 Through 15. Koldeway, sister of the bride­ plorer Scouts, Boy Scouts, and namely the Infant of Prague The work on the installation Restaurant no oath of allegiance to any for­ of the underground water system groom, and Florence Klausner, eign state is required for that Cub Scouts. circle in the home of Mrs. James Each night at S . • Sat. and 600 EAST COLFAX AT JASMINE sister of the bride. Diane Ham- Tobin, 2240 Bellaire, announc­ at Lourdes has progressed de­ position.” It is understood that Bake Sale Set spite the snow. The system is Sun. 2 and 8 P.M. Lorn plete hek was the flower girl. Arthur the State department has not Three circles, Infant of ing Mrs. Robert Carroll as a new member; and Our Lady of expected to be finished in 10 Child 50c, Adniti 11.04 Petty was the ring-bearer. acknowledged formally the Blan­ Prague, Mother Cabrini, and St. LUNCHEON Michael Kostic of Littleton was Lourdes circle, in the home of days. The new lawn extending Reeerved 50c extra. Fed tax added shard petition. [NCWC Wire] Gerard’s, will work together on Mrs. Thomas Tierney, 2320 Ivan- from the church front to, and in­ best man. Ushers were Harold 26 Thrilling Acts DINNER and James Klausner, brothers of hoe. cluding the ball field will be put After Theatre Service :the bride; and Leonard Kolde­ On Saturday, March 7, First in early this spring. 50 PeopKfr DExter 4434 Saturday devotions in honor of The permanent policy estab­ way, brother of the bridegroom. New St. Francis' Council 20 Huge Vana of Equipment CHICKEIN - STEAKS - SEA FOODS The bride, whose guardians are Our Lady of Fatima will begin lished for the Lourdes outdoor Mr. and Mrs. William Blick of immediately following the 8:15 clubs adopted at the last PTA AERIAL LAZALLA'i . . . Flying: Car Sprvicfi Roggen, was graduated from St. Mass when the Blessed Sacra­ meeting met with approval of 250 Roma's . . . Prof. Petroas' Liberty interested parents who attended horses. “Tony” famous movie ehin\p. ; Francis de Sales’ school and at­ Picks Slate of Officers ment will be exposed for all-day . . . The Moreno's . . . Gordon's Dogs tended Sacred Heart academy in adoration. The Rosary will be the meeting. It was expected, be­ . . . Pat and Willma Levolto. Tight Wichita. The bridegroom, son of recited hourly, and other prayers cause of the changes, that many wire artisU. Clowna. Ponies. Ele« (St. Francis de Sales’ Parish, i Timothy M. Fitzgerald and Ma­ members would drop out, but in­ phants. . . . A big two hour thrill Mr. and Mrs. Theodor A. Kolde­ Denver) jria Petrelli as sponsors. of reparation for the sins of packed star studded show. way of Bowles avenue attended stead the club membership has mankind, for the conversion of been increased. school in Littleton and St. Fran­ The newly created parish' Midnight Mass, starting , at Russia, and for world peace. DIOTG ROOM cis de Sale.s’ He is engaged in council, composed of the presi- 11:45 p.m. Thursday, will be of­ Monsignor Campbell made a spe­ fered in behalf of the Nocturnal EXCELLENT FOOD farm work with Jiis father. ’ dents of the parish organizations, cial appeal to the parishioners A reception for about 150 Adoration society in Holy Ghost Serving Complete IN AN ATMOSPHERE OF the priests, the principals of the on Sunday to attend this devo­ guests was held in St. Mary’s church in place of the usual first tion, particularly in the Lenten American and Chinese MOO o Ld w orld ch arm parish schools, and members of hall. Friday services. Anthony .1. season. J- Dinners ...... 1 up lUNCHEON * DINNER After a two-week wedding trip the parish who are presidents of Dunst, president of the society any larger organization with The Boy Scouts’ Mothers’ aux­ Closed Mondays • to New Orleans the newlyweds in Denver, has asked all the men iliary of troop 145 will meet for \' are at home in Denver. which a parish organization is of the parish who can, whether Luncheons ...... 65^ 1600 OGDEN • MAIN 0177 affiliated, elected officers Feb. luncheon on Wednesday, March members of the society or not, 11, in the home of Mrs. John Packaged Dinners to Take Home 25, and tentatively adopted first to be on hand Thursday evening. measures in its program to re­ Stanley, 2201 Cherry, with vitalize the life of the parish. Storm No Deterrent Mmes. James Tobin, John Reid, In spite of a driving snow H. A. Pachoud, and Edward New China Cafe Those elected are John S. Coughlin as cohostesses. The Walker, president; Mrs. Charles storm, 70 persons received Com­ Private Room for Parlies munion March 3 in the High business meeting will follow, the THE LINCOLN ROOM Grand, vice president; the Rev. luncheon. Colfax ot Clarkson Frank G. Morfeld, secretary; Mass which is sung each Tues­ Hospitality Center day at 7 o’clock in honor of Our Boy Scout troop 145 will meet AL. 0766 CH. 9702 and Mrs. Anthony J. Dunst, Friday evening, March 6, for a treasurer. The council will meet Mother of Perpetual Help for Banquet and Meeting Rooms the intentions of the novena board of review in the old school March 11 to make final decisions hall. 12-1200 PERSONS with regard to proposed steps conducted by Father Fecher. Devotions are also conducted T.4 21.31 Mrs. Long which will be di.=cussed with Hast ta Leaders OF member organizations before each Tuesday at 3 p.m. and 7:30 Blessed ?iacrament parish will that date. p.m., followed by the games be host to the Park-Adams dis­ Shirley Savoy hfStel party in the high school at trict scout leaders on Tuesday (j)h o , (^atL SpjcUiSL CARDINAL MINDSZENTY! I Reservations for the all-day 8 :30 p.m. j meeting of the Catholic Parent- night, March 10, at 6:30. The KE. 7918 Teachers’ league to be held The planning committee of dinner will be served by the '.March 26 in the Lincoln room of St. Francis’ Cub Scouts will mothers and the Explorers of the Shirley-Savoy hotel may be meet in the assembly room of the post 145. Mrs. Donald J. Kirley, secured by calling Mrs. Robert rectory Thursday, March 5, at president of the .Mothers’ aux­ di "SooxL B kijdsLl JhsL <£oJtuA, ^ D J fL D. Carlin, SP. 9610, or Mrs. An­ 8 p.m. All den mothers are re­ iliary of the district, will be in quired to attend. charge. (Manigcment of Esther and Frank Fong) thony J. Dunst, SP. 2298. Lunch­ eon tickets are $1.80. Ninth Avenue at Speer Blvd. k IMynUTHa-NIEn COtlXII IM*d»a staiTiiit COMPLETE ORIENTAL STAFF PAUL KOtt • BONHA GftAXVUl ‘ BICHAM Om The Holy Name society will re­ ceive Communion in th^ 8 o’clock Regis-Heights Wedding hu CHARLES BICKFORD ts c«m Miautmt) FINKST CHINESE AND Mass Sunday. The group will Patricia A nn AMERICAN FOODS I meet at 8:15 p.m. Monday, Moore, daughter j March 9, in the high school li- A Beautiful Lantern Lighud Dlnini Rinm In th* Phipp* Auditorium of Mr. and Mrs. The bay who needs it has had rheu* Veterans of foreign Wars Hnma ! brary. Ralph Moore, Sr., John B. Stiwart Post No. 1 Sunday, March 22 Opin I I i.m. to MIAnlght^Cloied Tiaiday I The Rev. Julius A. Fecher, of 3 6 3 8 Hum­ mafic fever. The doctor thinks the (Open to thi Pifelli) at '8 P.M. jC.PP.S., baptized Alfred Joseph, boldt street, was son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. married to Rob­ exercise of a paper route will be ben* Curry, Sr., Feb, 19, with Rich­ ert W. Fahey, ard Blake and Dixie Harris as son of T. D. Fa­ eficiol. sponsors. hey, 4536 E. 19th Father Morfeld baptized Pa­ avenue, Feb. 14 If there's an abandoned bicycle in your ARGO^AET HOTEL tricia Ann, daughter of Mr. and in Annunciation Where Denver’* Society Entertains for Luncheons and Dinner* Mrs. Fred M. Watson, Feb. 22, church. basement or garage, it's just what's FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR BRIDGE PARTIES, with Joseph and Janice Kramer The Rev. John DANCES AND DINNERS PHONE MAIN 3101 as sponsors. E. Casey, S.J., needed to fill the prescription. Beautiful Ballroom* Private Dining Rooms William Reginald, son of Mr. witnessed t h e and Mrs. Hilary C. Walker, was ceremony. Char- baptized Feb. 22 by Father leen Trosch of V Fecher, with Reginald G. Walker Chicago, 111., was and Rita A. Zimmerman as spon­ maid of honor, Our telephone number U CHerry 5503 ■ t* sors. a n d Sheileigh The Rev. Robert V. Nevans Neuberger w a s ’W G i M i f t . Feb. 22 baptized Janice Marie, bridesmaid. T h e daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh best nr an was - COLOW 9Y ^ Welcome to Denvtr'i Finest F. Kline, with Donald and Rita Otto Neuberger. Mulqueen as sponsors; an d The ushers were ^ ‘^fECHNICOlOR^ COLBURN HOTEL Nancy Ann, daughter of Mr. and Ralph Moore, Jr.; Mrs. James L. Fitzgerald, with Robert Moore, LUXURIOUS ROOMS Thomas Fahey, OlnjcmL dsL (pauL Cocktail Lounge You are remembering our dis­ Jr.; Joe Lopez, Coffee Shop abled veterans; you provide them and Kevin Feeley. A graduate of St. Mary’s academy, Xavier, Kans., and Loretto 10th Avenue at Grant with instruction and entertain­ u j u u u l 2nd 18th at ment, comfort supplies, and con­ Heights college, Denver, the bride now teaches at Mitchell school in SixiacuqsL ^ MAin 6261 Denver. The bridgeroom attended Regis high school and studied law DENHAM Calif. D. B. CERISE, M*n*t*r tact with their families, when Week you give through the Red Cross. at Denver university.— (Photo by Smyth)

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Thuridoy, Moreir 5, 1953 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keyitone 4205 PAGE FIFTEEN .V sParents' Night Held at St. Anthony's, To Reside in Brighton Brighton Nominating Body Selected Miss Rose­ ,1, Sterling.— (St. Anthony’s Par­ church. Mrs. Unrein, who lived at Colorado Springs soon, were hon­ mary Appel- Brighton. — (St. Augustine’s committee consists of Mmes. rectory Tuesday evening, is h ) — On Feb. 22, the students 214 N. Seventh avenue, had been ored Feb. 15 at a farewell party hans, daughter Parish)— Mrs. Carolyn Baldwin, Frank Kurzyna, Joaeph Luttrell, March 10, at 6:30 o’clock. • f St. Anthony’s school had Par­ a resident of Sterling 41 years. for their friends and Velatives. of Mr. and Mrs; president of the Altar and Ro­ Everette Dahlinger, Frank Nies, ents’ night. Frank J. Appel- The ushers for the month o£ She is survived by her hus­ The occasion was presided over sary society, appointed the nom­ and Pauline Throckmorton. March are; 6:30 Mass, Don Gay^* ! The parents were invited to by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stern, bans of Hender­ inating committee that will pre­ Father John Regan, pastor of band, Joe Unrein of Sterling; son, and Ken­ lor and Alex Roth; 8 o’clock ;isit the classroom exhibits and four sons, John Stang of Sedg­ Mr. a’nd Mrs. Edward Espen, and sent a slate of officers for the Mother of God )iarish, Denver, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Espen,! neth M. Trostle, April elections of the society. Mass, Isidore Brown and Mel­ ioloraao Chapel)—The Pauline chapel Al­ each parishioner is urged to springs ning of Lent at the Sterling The bride, Columbus blood bank. Each spend at least one hour at night Country club. The group also given in marri­ tar and Rosary society is busy donor will be giren a dinner by planning its annual benefit St. before the Blessed Sacrament. enjoyed singing, accompanied at age by her fa­ the Knights of Columbus. Sunday, March 8, is family the piano by Mr. and Mrs. Harold ther, Frank J. Patrick’s day card party which Since the need is urgent, any­ •J. D. CROUCH this year will take place at El Po- Communion for all families Lenihan and Mrs. Robert Lane. Appelhans, one who is able to donate whose last names begin with the C. D. O’BRIEN Mrs. A. P. Mentgen displayed wore a gown of mar instead of in the chapel rec­ blood is asked to be at the letters E, F, G, H, and I. MAY REALTY braided rugs and a sampler she Chantilly lace reation room. had made when she entertained and white satin. Refreshments will be ’planned the members of St. Rita’s circle. The maid of honor was Miss June C. Domenico, and the three by Sister Dorothea and provided, REALTOR . Twenty-nine m e m be r s and bridesmaids, Dolores Baker, Mary Anne Heit, and Shirley Rosen- by the other Sisters of Charity Card.Newman Day Honored guests of the Mother Cabrini b&ck. o^ El Pomar. circle held a' potluck supper in The two little flower girls were Nancy and Barbara Jean Heit. Other committees are as fol­ INSURANCE - LOANS St. Anthony’s hall. Mrs. Frank Frank, Jr., and Nicky Appelhans carried the rings. The best man lows; By Greeley and Ft. Collins Lechman will be hostess at the was Robert Trostle, brother of the bridegroom, and the ushers were General chairman, Mrs. John QUALITY APPAREL Ute Theater Bldg. - John Urban, John Zink, Jr., and Melvin Krietzer. Greeley.— (St. Petgr’s Parish) The PTA baked-food sale held March meeting in her home, 432 Karabin; tickets, Mrs. Helen The Newman club held a joint W. Main street. After the ceremony, approximitely 450 guests were served at Stuart, printing, and Mrs. Frank March 1 was very successful. IN COLORADO SPRINGS Colorado Springs, Colo. Communion breakfast in Fort Funds will be used to furnish SINCE 1872 the wedding dinner and reception. Music was played for the occa­ Clinebell, distribution; prizes, New Club Meets sion by Emmet Horst and his orchestra from Greeley. The reception Collins celebrating Cardinal more library books and films. A new club for married Mmes. Arthur S. Hillis, Charles Newman day, with a talk on Those assisting Mrs. Art Statt, Kiowa and Tejon Street! MAIN 1898 and dinner were held in the Welby gymnasium. Lay, Jr.; S. 0. L’Herisson, Ward couples and single persons 19 The couple are planning to make their home in Brighton.— “Life of Cardinal Newman” by chairman, were Mrs. G. L. D. Scott; and table arrangement, President James Woodward. years of age and older held its (Photo by Jerome studio) ______Monheiser, Mrs. Abel Martin, second meeting in St. Anthony's Mmes. John T. Haney, Howard More than 100 persons attended. Mrs. Earl Voelker, Mrs. Eugene gymnasium March 1. Ted Foster W. Sanders, and P. L. Litherland; Breakfast was served by the Stevens, Mrs. Lawrence Cieloha, ■HE MURRAY DRUG CO. WILLIAM C. CRARON is the temporary chairman. Serving, Mmes. Louis J. Mar- Greeley .Newman club. Mrs. George Brinster, Mrs. Mor­ The Rev. E. J. Verschraeghen, old, C. D. O’Brien, William D. The Greeley curia of the ris Smith, Mrs. Wallace Smith, ^I Hi Ir St*rv»n6 E. PIkii Pisk— MAIn 144 Harold Cusack Will Head Nirth Stert—832 Ti|o«—MAIb 189 Optometrist pastor, held a question and Suthers, and Walter Colburn; Legion of Mary, which includes and Mrs. Earl Steele. 125 North Tejon St. answer forum on religious sub­ elean-up, Mmes. John E. Burch, Longmont and Greeley, with a Floyd Merrill, editor of the Professional Pharmacy jects. A social evening' followed. Adele Shotwell, and Joe Bessegh- praesidia at the Colorado State PHONE MAIN 88(1 Greeley Tribune,' gave two il­ No. Tejon MAin 1088 Thirty-seven persons were pres­ Club in Colorado Springs ini; and publicity, Mrs. Joseph P. College of Education campus, lustrated lectures on the Big COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO. ent at the organizational meet­ Murray. had a day of recollection in Thompson project at the school. ing and it is hoped that all the Colorado Springs. — (Sacred permitting, on Sunday afternoon, The party will start at 2 p.m. Greeley Feb. 22 with Father Tom Kelvie of Colorado State Get Baur’s ( of Denver) couples and single persons over March 15, at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, March 17, and the pub­ Thomas McMahon and Father College of Education addressed Pete Beroni Heart Parish)—The West Side lic is invited. Candy and Ice Cream at 19 will join this new club. Catholic Men’s club held an elec­ More than 35 boys will start' Robert Hoffman conducting the five upper grades on Alaska, Furniture Shop tion of officers and members of out from Sacred Heart church LEGAL NOTICE spiritual exercises. Canada, and Washington, D. C. UPHOLSTERING, the board of directors. The regular curia meeting, fol­ He also showed colored pictures Johnson-English RE-UPHOLSTERING AND in cars to a certain destination NOTICE TO CREDITORS REPAIRING The officers chosen to lead and then begin their hike. This ESTATE OF ELZY SEGAR, slio lowed spiritual exercises in Is’ew- taken on his trip to those areas. known as Eliy N. Segar, Elty A. Sesar man hall with President Louis Slip CoTeri and Draperiea Couple Observe the membership for 1953 and hike will be under the direction and ElJy Segar, DECEASED. Lenten devotions are ■ being Drug Co. Made to Order 1954 are; President, Harold Cu­ of Father J. R. Kane, O.M.I., di­ No. 9685S Tobin conducting the meeting. held on Sunday, Wednesday, and LENTHERIC Toiletries Furniture Made to Order rector; Orville Trainor, Frank Notice is ^ereby given that on the 25th Dinner followed at Anderson’s Friday nights. sack, Holy Rosary parish, Cas­ day of Febniary, 1953, letters of admin­ Tejon at Bijou St. Phone 1400 24-22 So. Wthaatch Are. MAin 5309 4 cade; secretary, Joseph Sziich; Perry, Melvin Heller, and Teahouse for all groups. Father istration were issued to the undersigned Clement Lafferty, O.S.B., of Corporate Communion for the Golden Jubilee treasurer, George Proffitt of the Charles Jones. An invitation has as Administrator c.t.a of the above named Altar and Rosary society* was Sacred Heart parish, Colorado been extended to members of estate and all peraons having claims Longmont was present at the !“// Your ISeedi Are Electrical The Heyse Sheet against said estate are required to file dinner. held March 1. Call Main 939” Springs ; and vice president, the WMC club and their friends them for allowance in the County Court Metal and Roofing to join the hike. of the City and County of Denver, ' Wlrinf—Fixtures and Repairs Charles Jones. INCORPORATED In Weldona Fete The hikers will carry their Colorado, within six months from said HEATING ROOFING The board of directors include date or said claims will be forever barred. DRUGS...PRESCRIPTIONS SHEET METAL ■Weldona.— (St. Francis Mis­ the following: President, Harold own lunches to some camp site ANDREW WYSOWATCKY. Berwick Electric Co. Administrator c.t.a. Veterinary Supplies 829, SO. NEVADA sion) — The Catholic Ladies’ Cusack; Joseph Sziich, George and after the hike will hold an J. D. BERWICK outdoor picnic. All the boys of First Publication March 5, 1953 Courteous and Friendly Service Colorado Springs. Colorado Phone; MAin 552 guild sponsored a Community Proffitt, William Vandenberg, I.ast Publication April 2, 1953 Eit. 1888 party Feb. 15 honoring Mr. and Charles Schreiber, Thomas the parish are invited. Deutsch, John Croff, and Charles LEGAL NOTICE Mrs. Pete Scioldo on their golden NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT jubilee. Two hundred guests were Jones. AND DETERMINATION (Tjolkjg^ diL (Djujug, $io/UL invited. A special meeting of the Men’s OF HEIRSHIP A platform rocker, a gift from club was held Feb. 26 for a re­ ESTATE OF EVANGELOS ASTERIO 2080 So. Colorado Blvd. PL. 5-0314 Father Donohoe KARCHIOTES, also known as Evangelo the Community, was presented to port on the parish census. Asterio, Evangelos A. Karchiotee. Angelo Electrical the couple by their niece, Mrs. The Rev. John Nelson, O.M.I., Astero, Evangelos Asterio, Evangelos CIGARETTES $1.78 CARTON Appliances Katie Lorenzini. Many other Asterios and Evangelos A. Osterio, DE­ urged the officers and members CEASED. gifts were received. The large to attend the annual corporate Gives 40 Hours' No. 95704 wedding cake baked by Mrs. Communion and breakfast that Notice is hereby given that on the Katie Lorenzini was cut by the will be held this Sunday, March 17th day of March. 1953, I will present to the County Court of the City and jubilarians. 8, in St. Mary’s church in Colo­ County of Denver, Colorado, my accounts “Peafc Quality Flowers” Among the out-of-town guests rado Springs. At Saint John's for final settlement of the administration were three daughters and their The Men’s club will meet in of said estate, when and where^all per­ FROM (St. John’s Parish, Denver) sons in interest may appear and object families, Mrs. Cecelia Succo of Sacred Heart recreational hall to them, if they so desire. Platteville; Mrs. Celestina Bokus Tuesday evening, March 10. The The Forty Hours’ devotion in Notice is also hereby given that there The Pike's Peak of Aurora; and Mrs. Mary new board of directors held the St. John’s church will be con­ has been filed in said estate a petition Floral Co. Brandt of Denver. Also present first meeting March 4 to set up cluded on Friday evening, March asking for a judicial ascertainment and were Mr. and Mrs. Gus Peonia determination of the heirs of such de­ I II6 N. Tejon Street Phone MAin 599 a program of activities for the 6, with services at 7 ;30. The Rev. ceased. and setting forth that the names, of Broadwater, Neb.; Mr. and spring. The club will start a John Donohoe, C.M., pastor of addresses and reiationahips of all persons, Mrs. Scioldo have seven grand­ membership drive this week. Let­ Most Precious Blood parish, and who are or claim to be heirs of said children and eight great-grand­ ters were mailed to all the men a former member of the Vincen­ deceased, so far as kno'Arn £b the peti­ Main I007D-M Main 3729-R tioner, are as follows, to-wit: Unknown. children. of the West Side parishes, urg­ tian Miraculous Medal novena Accordingly, notice is also hereby given Hk BEERUmI’ LARRY JERRY Mr. and Mrs. Scioldo were ing them to attend this meeting. band, is preaching at the eve­ that upon the date aforesaid, or the day married in Cirie, Italy. In 1906 The Odaroloc Youth club coun­ ning services. to which the hearing may be continued, Madden Plumbing Co. A beautiful white silk mon­ the Court will proceed to receive and Hade Milwaukee Famous PLITMBING CONTRACTOR Mr. Scioldo came to Silverdale, cil members and senior council hear proofs concerning the heirs of such PLUMBING REPAIRS to work in the mines. His members will meet Thursday strance cover, made by Miss Edna deceased, and, upon the proofs submitted, GAS WATER HEATERS wife and daughter followed him Morr, has been given by the Mi­ will enter a decree in said estate de­ JOE KEKEISEN evening, March 12, to make termining who are the heirs of such de­ Shaiti Mila 12604-8 827 W. CelariJt An. in a few months. Working in the plans for the spring activities. raculous Medal circle. ceased ^person, at which hearing all mines of Silverdale, Silver Plume, This meeting will be held at St. Mary’s circle met in the persons claiming to be heirs at law of and Georgetown for five years, OYC headquarters, 2026 W. home of Mrs. John Sherlock for such deceased zney appear and present their proofs. he moved with his family to Wei Colorado avenue at 8 p.m. Pres­ luncheon and bridge on Feb. 17. H. Harold Calkins, SPEAR’S don valley to work in the beet ident Ray DeNeve and his of­ Mrs. Clare Mulligan was hostess Guardian ad Litem VERN SHAFFER fields. Except for five years’ resi­ ficers will preside over ^this to the group in January. ANDREW WYSOWATCKY, Variety Store St. Anthony’s circle members Administrator Jew eler dence in Denver, they jiave made meeting. First Publication February 5, 1958 2200 £. Platte Are, Colo. Spgi. 2 Weldon valley their home. A few Committees will be appointed met for a subscription luncheon Last Publication March 5, 1953 Diamondi-Watches-Gifts hfotioni • Toys • Hardware - School! for the annual spring dance, years ago Mr. Scioldo sold his at the Chalet on March 2. LEGAL NOTICE Suppliee • Kitchenware - Glaasware I farm and bought a home in Wel­ which will be held the second Mrs. J. W. Johnson was hostess 2116 Eait Piatta Avenua IN THE COUNTY COURT Coametica Z dona. week 'after Easter. The youth to St. Anthony’s circle for lunch­ IN AND FOR THE aXY AND The guild met Feb. 12 in the club will discuss plans for its eon and bridge in Lakewood COUNTY OF DENVER AND Recommended Firms home of Mrs. Victor Covelli with annual corporate Communion Country club March 4. STATE OF COLORADO 12 members, four guests, and 11 No. 91070 breakfast, which was scheduled Mrs. L. F. McMahon enter NOTICE OP HEARING OF PETITION children present Mrs. Louis for Sunday, April 26. tained the Infant of Prague circle TO SELL REAL ESTATE FORT COLLINS Lorenzini received the hostess The altar boys of Sacred with luncheon on Feb. 19. Mrs. IS THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE for AUTO OP GUS PETROS. Docessed. gift given by Mrs. I. Covelli. Heart, Perpetual Help, and Holy John R. Moran will be hostess to THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF The benefit dance given Feb. Rosary parishes are planning the group on March 19. COLORADO 14 was successful. their first spring hike, weather Mrs. Oscar Levin and Mrs. To Lena Petros, Basitka AUis. Demetrio Lawrence LaSasso are in charge Theodore, Mrs. D. Dudsas, Nicholas P. SERVICE Theodore, Thomas Theodore and G. DREILING MOTORS of the care of the altars and sanc­ Blake Hieste^ Guardian ad Litem, Per­ tuary in March. sons in interest in said estate, Buick and G M C Trucks 5 Circles, 100 Members Jere Atkinson, son of Mr. and GREETING: You are hereby notified that on this Mrs. Roy G. Atkinson, is home on 16th day of February, A.D. 1968, Andrew 230 South College Ave. Phone 2500 furlough after completing his Wysowateky, Administrator of said Sales & Service course at the quartermasters’ estate, presented to and filed in said court In Precious Blood Society his petition for the sale of certain real We Repair All Makes school in Bainbridge, Md. He will estate belonging to said estate and situate leave soon for Charleston, N. in the City and County of Denver and Major Motor Orarhanl — Body — Paint — Wheel Alignment (Moit Precioui Blood Parith, The Little Flower circle will Car., where he has been assigned State of Colorado, more fully described in and Balance — Electrical — Batteries & Tires For all your Beauty Work said petition, reference to which is hereby Fort Collins Federal Denrer) meet in the home of Mrs. Frank to the U.S.S. Shea. made. SEE OUR LARGE USED CAR DISPLAY BEFORE YOU BUY Call Savings and Loan Assn. Old and new members of the Heckler, 3080 S. Grape way, Donald Gallegos, son of Mr. and You are further notified to appear and Altar and Rosary society met after Lenten services on Wednes­ Mrs. Lito Gallegos, is recuperat­ answer or otherwise plead to said petition L a Varra Beauty Salon 146 North Colirge Avenue day, March 11. Members of this in writing on or before the 6tb day of WILLIAMS-NASH INC. Fort CoIIinSs Colorado Feb. 26 in Our Lady of Lourdes ing at home from emergency sur­ April, A.D. 1958, the day set for the hear­ 110 West Oak St school to report an unusual circle include: Mmes. Frances gery performed in St. Joseph’s ing thereof, or on or before the day to 2030 So. University — SH. 2781 SAVINGS — INVESTMENTS Dobson, treasurer; Mrs. Ida which aucb hearing may be adjourned, cr Fort ColHni. Colo. Phont 391 HOME LOANS amount of activity during the hospital on Feb. 26. said petition will be taken for confessed. (Formerly Univenity Park Garage) past month. Circle chairman Mrs. Westbrook, publicity; Lyle Lig­ The Stick-To-It Pincushion 4-H Given under my hand and the seal of J. Palmer reported activity in gett, Donald Tunney, Elton club held its first meeting March said court at Denver, in the City and Overly, Edwin Parks, Robert County of Denver and State of Colorado, five circles- and also brought 3 in the home of Mrs. Charlotte ‘this 16th day of February, A.D. 1958. news that the sewing circles have Vickers, and Vem Welch. Thompson, 363 Fillmore street. WILLIAM B. MILLER, Sales & Fort Collins finished quite a few linens for New Circle Formed The club is comprised of fifth Clerk of the County Court of the City and County of Denver. Colorado. De Soto-Plymduth the parish, saving the society a A newly formed circle, named grade girls. Mrs. Thompson is By Paul W. Pomponio Laundry and Dry Cleaning considerable amount in outfit­ in honor of St. Elizabeth, will club mother. Deputy Clerk. Service ACE GILLETT ting the new church to be built meet in March only on 'Tuesday, Officers elected include Bever­ (SEAL OF COURT) 125 East Mountain Pbone 225 First Publication February 21, 1953. All Late Model Used Cars within the next year. March 10, at 8 p.m. in the home ly Hall, president; Mary Jean Last Publication March 26, 1953. Mrs. Roy Butler, membership of its captain, Mrs. Earl Compton, Thompson, vice president; Kay Carry 5,000 Mile Guarantee CAFE chairman, reported the initiation 4961 E. Cornell. The regular Allen, secretary; Mary (jurtin, of a membership drive arid re­ meeting date is the second treasurer; Mp-na Larteague, Factory Trained Mechanic* on All Chrysler Made Cars ported that there are now close Wednesday of each month. Mem­ counselor; Marilyn Ann Marran- BLYTHE ■ HOLLOWELL and to 100 active members a^d about bers of this new circle inefude zino, reporter; Jane O’Connor, Mortuary 230 women in the parish that are Mmes. Urban Lodge, treasurer; song leader; and Suzanne Wres- COFFEE SHOP potential members. The commit­ Joseph Manfred, publicity; Merle kij recreation leader. GRIFFITH MOTORS, Inc. Telephone 390 tee plans to contact these women Greer, Floyd Greg^rek, E. J. The club’s first project is cut­ 2770 No. Speer Blvd. GR. 3313 within the next month. ^ Kottenstette, Anna Kohrs, Ed­ ting and sewing aprons. The club Corner Olive and Mason Mri. Victor Henderion an­ win J. Denne, and Alfred Wa- meets every Tuesday from 3 to 5 nounced the coming bake tale singer. p.m. which will be held at Builey’i Men wishing to participate in Baptized March 1 by the Rt. market at Colorado boulevard the Nocturnal Adoration society Rev. Monsignor John P. Moran *and Harvard ttreet on March oi the parish are urged td meet was James Thomas, son of Mr. PIADIO SERVICE 21. Anyone wishing to donate in front of Our Lady of Lourdae and'Mrs. James Heywood, Jr., A Complete Service for Car or Home Radios GREELEY either time or merchandise to church at 11:15 p.m. Thursday, with Thomas and Louise Luskey I Jthis sale is asked to contact March 6, fgr adoration services as sponsors. Baptized by the Rev, We Will Serve You Beit / Mrs. Henderson at PE. 8019. in Holy (jhost church. Archbishop Francis Syrianey was Stephen Our Lady of Fatima circle will Vehr will celebrate Midnight Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs. The firms listed here JAMES MOTOR CO. CLINT’S meet in the home of Mrs. Vic Mass. All men of the parish are Jack Knudsen, With Mr. and Mrs. deserve to be remembered Henderson, 2143 S. Clayton, at invited to join. Those wishing Charles Courtney as sponsors. 1278 Lincoln Dodge & Plymouth Salet & Service KE. 8221 RADIATOR SERVICE 8:16 p.m. on Monday,- March 9. when you are distributing transportatiori may call the com­ CleaniDf • Repairing - Re-Coring Members not previously named mittee chairman, James McCor­ NEW AND USED your patronage in t|ie dif­ are Ruth Saul and Margaret mack, at SK. 6-4954. WHEN WE SERVICE < 1021 Ninth Are. Phone 181 ferent lines of business. Rupp. The speaker-for Lenten serv­ Guaranteed Repair Work Greeley. Colo. Mrs. Henry Cooper, 1960 S, ices Wednesday, March 11, will AURORA YOUR CHEVROLET i Adams street, will be the hostess be the Rev. James Towns, C.M., ON ALL MAKE CARS i at the March 11 meeting of St. of St. Thomas’ seminary, who I,Only Skilled Mechanics Work on Your Car 1015 tivintli Atihh Offlei Fheni 97 < Res. Phont 1429-M Anne’s circle at 1 p.m. Work on will speak on “The External Complete Overhaul and Tune-Up i small linens for the altar will Brake Rclining — Electric Service Adamson Mortuary Dangers in the Home.’’ Services PURSE BROS. CAPITAL i The Greeley Monument continue. start at 7:30 in the basement of GOOD USED CARS 24 Hour Ambulance Service St. Jude’s circle will meet the St. Vincent de Paul school, GROCERY & MARKET ^3f/i and ( Easy Terms — iVo Red Tape ( Greeley, Colorado Works, Inc. Wednesday, March 11, after Arizona and Josephine streetk. GROCERIES — MEATS — FRUITS Broadway H, Hess Adamson Phont 1836 ' ‘ 8ALPH 1. HtLLItTEI Lenten services in the home of ( Uinuftcturen and Defitnen of The Men’s clu|) will meet Mon VEGETABLES RcH P. Adsmton tth Ats. st 8th 8 t Mrs. Joseph L. Brennan, Jr., Dave Staub Auto Service 4 Artietie Memoriala day, March 9. in a classroom of 9788 E. CoUsz Ats. Ph. Aairsra 2M 2646 S. Madison street. Our Lady of Lourdes school. TA b o r 5191 2725 W. 29th Ave at Speer GE. 0505 (

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« ■ ■ ■ ■ ) Pledoes Are Due St Philomena Altar Unit Meet Mar. 9 $100 00 om em aker’s ' ^ l U U a U U RECONDITIONABLE RECONDI ■ H (St. Philomena’i Parish, Denver) + + + + ■ SL Philomena’s Altar and Ro­ and Conversion I Departm ent By Parishioners sary societyw ill jsdvance the STOKERS, FURNACES BURNERS meeting time and change the New Lockers for I In Trade for i New Ga* Furnace In«talIation— Term* ■ Patronize Thete Reliable and Friendly Firms order of the meeting Monday, ■ March 9, in order to comply with PEorl 7862 At Cure D'Ars' theienten regulations of fasting. 2nd Graders The society will assemble at DEL-PATRICK, Inc. 17 EAST 2ND AVE. J. A. JOHNSON & SON (Cure D’Ar.’ Pari.h, Denver) 1 o’clock in the home of Mrs. The Rev. William J. Mulcahy, James E. Cummings, 3425 E. Bacon & Schramm Established 35 Years Ninth avenue, for a dessert JOHNS-MAIWILLE FLOORI]\GS Composition Roofing pastor, reminds parishioners that luncheon. • Gutters • Sheet Metal the pledges made last fall will be Asphalt Tile Tile Roofing Cohostesses for the meeting • Gas Furnaces due this month, March, and that will be Mrs. A. H,’ Coulter, Mrs. A long lived, low priced flooring for Schools, Roof Repairing it would be appreciated if those • Gas Conversion Burners who have not made returns would Eugene Foster, and Miss Nora Hospitals, Churches, Residences. 4020 Brighton Blvd., CH. 6563 O’Boyle. Mrs. Harold F. Wheat- 88 Pennsylvania RA 5657 do so as soon as conveniently T erraflex possible. The go-operation of pa­ ley, society president, -will con­ duct the business meeting. The One of the toughest, longest wearing floor THE BEST IN LUGGAGE rishioners in this respect would expedite the building jjtrogram. Rt. Rev. Monsig:nor William M. coverings ever developed; grease proof. Acid All Kinds Higgins, pastor, will address the On Friday, Feb. 27, Father group. Reports will be made by , proof; unaffected by alkalis. Brilliant colors Mulcahy baptized Stephanie Ann, all committee chairmen, and the Free Estimates Descriptive Literature Free DRAPERS daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Austin Holy Week program for the Al­ T. Sullivan, with John and Helen tar society will be outlined. Building & Maintenance Co. Hargreaves as sponsors. On PTA Members May Borrow "" Est. 1878 uPHOisniiv March 1 Father Mulcahy baptized WAZEE ST., DENVER KE. 2371 1844 B’va j KE. 3079 James Raymond, son of Mr. and Christopher Instructions 926 W. 6th Ave.— MA. 4507 Mrs. Alfred F. Coressel, with Mrs. M. Blake Vifquain, presi­ Jasper Antista and Marguerite dent of the PTA, announced this Upholstery, Repoiring Mendine as sponsors,' and Janet week that the Christopher rec Modernizing Anne, slaughter of Mr. and Mrs; ords of sex instruction are avail­ Paul D. Maybury, with Joseph F. able for members of the PTA. A FIREPLACE All work guaranteed. Term* Grey and Hilda Kimpan as spon­ borrower’s list is available, and if desired. Evening calls. sors. Mr. and Mrs. Maybury acted any PTA member will be added as proxies. - * to the existing list either by TRYING OUT the new steel lockers along the FIXTURES Becau.e of a acout leader.’ writing a note to Father Joseph No Obligation O’Malley or to Mrs. Vifquain. first floor coijidor of St. Philomena’s school are second BAS AND ELECTRIC LCDS dinner, which will be given in graders Dick Siebs, son of Mr. and Mrs. Williams Siebs, 975 De­ tbe Ble.aed Sacrament .cbool Mother Marie Lourde, Provin­ Curtain and Flex Screens, Grates, cial of the Sisters of Loretto, troit street; Janet Liggett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Merle Liggett, Andirons and Fire Sets, in all llnishes. • INSTALLATIONS cafeteria on Tue.day evening, 2914 E. Colfax; Arlene Vallejos, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Tile and Marble for All Uses March 10, the Cure d’Ara’ visited in St. Philomena’s school • SERVICE DAY or NIGHT LAWN & GARDEN March 3. She spent the day with Vallejos of 1044 St. Paul; and Mark Mead, son_pf Mr. and Mrs. Men’, club will po.tpone the Harold Mead, 2632 B. 11th avenue. The lockers were installed HEATILATOR FIREPLACES .paghetti dinner .cheduled the sisters and visited all the classrooms. Sister M. Godfrey, along the east wall of the corridor to care for the wraps of the DENVER MARBLE & TILE CO. originally for that evening un­ second grade room. FERTILIZERS til April. school principal, conducted 1110 SIODt St. Ett. 1891 PhoM MA. 1484 or KE, 5588 K iM a m 'Peat Moss The Men’s club will meet Mother M. Lourde and Sister + + + + + March 10 in the old Blessed Sac­ Francis Eileen on the school tour. GAS BURNER CO. i Sheep-Co\y rament school hall at 8 o’clock. Kathleen McNamara, daughter The meeting will be preceded by of Mr. and Mrs. John 0. Mc­ Fr. O'Malley New Adviser 260 BDWY. RA.2871 Milorganite the recitation of tl)e Rosary in Namara, Jr., 1643 Adams street, the church at 7 :45. was baptized March 1 by Father I Soiltone O’Grady, with Joseph and Pa­ Of Telephone Organization The Tower theater script books SPECIAL OFFER The firms listed here deserve to ' Vigoro tricia Wilson as godparents for The Rev. Joseh M. O’Malley, I The emblem of the group is be remembered when you are dis­ will be ready for distribution on Kathleen, and John McNamara Tuesday evening, March 10. assistant in St. Philomena’s par- a miraculous medal superim- tributing your patronage tp the and Rose McNamara' as proxies. ish, Denver, was appointed offi- posed upon a silver bell, em- different lines of business. A building committee will be The Supreme Co. The Men’s club will present cially this past week as chaplain bellished in deep blue. The Tele­ for YOU! formed that night to meet with 864 So. Broadway a variety how Sunday evening, and spiritual adviser of Our Lady phone girls will announce the de- Father Mulcahy and discuss th^ March 22, The Men’s club of the Bell organization by Arch­ PE. 4679 parish building program. It would officials are reluctant to dis­ bishop Urban J. Vehr. TOP VALUE IN BENIAMIN MOORE PAINTS be appreciated if men in the par­ cuss the nature of the produc­ Our Lady of the Bell is an ish who are familiar with con­ tion as they hope to surprise organization of Catholic female struction and related fields would their own wives and the PTA employes of the Mountain States 1 GALLON volunteer to serve on this com­ members and their husbands. Telephone and Telegraph com­ BUY RUG mittee. Joseph E. Barry, president, pany. A nonunion, nonmanage­ WALL SATIN Don Berard, entertainment announced that entertainment ment, nonprofit spiritual group. chairman, has planned an inter­ and a social hour will follow. Our Lady of the Bell has for its esting program for the evening. purpose the sanctification of G£r 1 FULL PINT CLEANING All women of Cure d’Ars’ par­ Guests at the Blue and Gold ... dinner sponsored by Cub Scout each member by spiritual and ish are invited to attend the day charitable works. iiniL-SRTin SATIN FREE MOTH PROOFING pack 124 were entertained by D I . ^ 0- r\ of recollection that will be held Patterned after similar groups 2 Pc. Living in the Blessed Sacrament church Mrs. C. A, Buttel on a Baldwin IMPERVO. * 1 0 9 5 organ, which was donated by in other large cities, the organ­ Room Suite Friday, March 13, under the au­ ization is open to women in traf­ ENAMEL Thoroly Cleaned Up spices of the Blessed Sacrament Angelo D’Amico. Songs were pre­ sented by Fred Nesbit. Three fic, commercial, and plant offices Altar and Rosary society. (Fur­ in Denver and vicinity. Famous Rug & ther details are in the Blessed children accordionists were from Sacrament parish notes.) Hadley Music department, Nancy Furniture Cleaning Co. Corbetta and her four-year-old Circle News brother, Dominic, also enter­ TA. 6569 1532 Market Twelve circle meetings are tained. Aurora Parish listed for next week. On March 9 Holy Communion is distributed there will be three evening meet­ every morning at 6 and before This coupon good for special — from March 2 Stove and Furnace Parts ings: St. Mary’s in the home of and in the 6:30, 7:30, and 8:15 Postpones Fete Still Available Mrs. A. F. Unrein, 3060 Jasmine; o’clock Masses. Confessions are to March 16, 1953 GAS FURNACES St. Jude’s in the home of Mrs. heard daily from 6:10 to 6:20 Stanley Neumann, 2925 Olive; and after the three morning Name ...... The Geo. A. Pullen and St. Rita’s in the home of Masses. Lenten devotions are Until March 17 Falher O’Malley Lumber Yard Company Mrs. E. C. Faulds, 2626 Steele held Wednesday evenings at 7:45 Aurora.— (St. Therese’s Par­ tails of their first annual Com­ Address ...... street. Four meetings will take with Father Richard Gieselman, ish) — The games party usually munion Mass and breakfast in 1333 Lawrence Street place Tuesday, March 10, three in C.M., of St. Thomas’ seminary as TABOR 1321 DENVER. COLO. scheduled for the second Tues­ next week’s Register, Bring Coupon to — 1810 So. Josephine the evening as follows: Guardian speaker. Stations of the Cross are day of the month will be post­ The firms listed here deserve to Angels’ circle will be guests of held Friday afternoons at 3 for PE. 2435 be remembered when you are dis­ poned one week until St. Pat­ tributing your patronage to the Mrs. Ann Hayden, 2901 Holly; the parish children and at 7 :45 rick’s day, Tuesday, March 17. different lines of business. St. Christopher’s will meet in the for al parishioners. Sunday, March 8, is Com­ Economy Lumber & Hardware home of Mrs. M. L. Reese, 3025 On Thursday afternoon and Rezoning Meet munion day for members of the Pontiac; ai;d Our Lady of Per­ evening, March 5, Confessions Holy Name society. 350 So. Colorado Blvd. FL. 3591 Electrical Contracting & Repairing petual Help in the home of Mrs. will be heard in preparation The following circles will meet Howard Hunker, 2990 Niagara. for the first Friday. Exposi­ Tuesday, March 10: Mother Ca- Set March 6 at The luncheon meeting on that tion of the Blessed Sacrament brini circle with Mrs. Barbara date will be at 12:30, when mem­ will begin at 6 o’clock Friday Bates, Sacred Heart circle with bers of St. John’s circle will be morning and close with the 8:15 SPECIAL LADDER SALE EARL J.STROHMINGER Mrs. Louise Near, and Our Lady guests of Mrs. H. R. Heaton, Mass. First Saturday devotions of Perpetual Help circle with Lady of Grace 2865 Elm street. ilectric Compaay will be held after the Masses and Mrs. Julie Winston. (Our Lady of Grace Parish, Licensed and Bonded Two of the meetings on in the evening. There will be a St. Therese’s circle will meet Denver) Member National Electrical Contractor. Aii’n. Wednesday, March 11, will be at Holy Hour at 7 :45. Thursday, March 12, with Mjrs. There will be a special rezoning 12:30’'p.m.: St. Anthony’s, in the Sunday is Communion day for Mary Barmettlor. meeting Friday, March 6, at 8 1178 Stout St. AC. 5733 home of Mrs. R. F. Grinstead, the Men’s club and the Holy Baptized March 1 were An­ 2831 Eudora; and Our Lady of Name society. drea Monica Ruth, daughter of p.m. in the church hall. Catholics Fatima, in the home of Mrs. Anyone who has acquired resi­ Mr.* and Mrs. John B. Candelaria, and non-Catholics are invited. Francis X. Byrne, 2976 Birch. dence in St. Philomena’s parish sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Sunday,) March 8, in the 8 For TOP Re^ ts Plant ELDER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY The two evening meetings on recently is asked to supply his Ignacio Delgado, with Mr. and o’clock Mass the men will receive that date include the Infant of name, address, and phone num­ Mrs. Maynard C. Campbell as Communion in a group. Prague circle, in the home of GUY M. ELDER ber on cards handy for this in­ proxies; James Edwar^, son of. The financial report is ready. GOLD SEAL SEED! Mrs. J. F. Brunger, 4595 Mon­ formation in the vestibule. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Frank Cook, Anyone who has not received a ^ O O D Crops start with good seed. Industrial and Commercial Building tana; and the Sacred. Heart cir­ Tickets for the games party sponsored by Charles Sutton and copy may pick up one at the rec­ 175 Vallejo St. PEarl 8930 cle, in the home of Mrs. J. F. to be sponsored March 21 by the Ruby Cook; Julie Anna, daugh­ tory. You can be Su r e of clean, tested Hastings, 3400 Cherry. On Thurs­ Denver deanery to help under­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard H. On Saturdays, March 7 and 14, day, March 12, St. James’ circle privileged children can be pur­ Wasnalas, sponsored by Chester Father John Lyons, S.J., of Re­ atid acclimated seed if you plant will convene in the home of Mjs. chased from Mrs. Stella Martin, Wasnalas and Anna Marie Leiker, gis college will hear Confessions Complete GLASS Service Elden J. Karlin, 2935 Pontiac. 1067 St. Paul street, EA. 6222. with Henry N. Ochs and Flora from 4 to 5 and from 7 :30 to St. Anthony’s club will meet in Giuliani as proxies; Gary Joseph, 8:30 to give every one in the GOLD SEAL SEEDS • Picture Window. • Mirror. • Window Gla.. Mistaken Identity the home of Mrs. C. J. Mahoney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest A. parish a chance to go to a dif­ • Auto Safety GIa>.—Tinted Color. In the picture taken at the 1133 Cook, Friday, March 6, Zimmerman, sponsored by Mr. ferent confessor. GOLD SEAL Seeds are so high in • Bath Room Shower Door. , • Table Top. interstate parochial school music at 1 :30 p.m. and Mrs. Ernest Mick, with Stan­ Father William Houser, S.J., “/ / It’s Glass We Have It” festival published in the Denver The Sts. Perpetua and Felicita ley and Elizabeth Fischer as will be guest speaker on Wednes­ Vitality, Germination and Purity Catholic Register of Feb. 26, circle will meet in the home of proxies; and David William, day evenings at devotions be­ that you produce heavy-yielding Gabrielle Guinan, queen of St. Mrs. James Wassinger, 1123 adopted son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ ginning at 7 :30. His subject will DENVER GUSS CO. Joseph’s high school in Denver, Adams street, Thursday, March liam L. Hillbert, sponsored by be “The Gifts of God.” • crops of superb flavor. 5, at 1 p.m. Daily Mass is said at 6:30 and 2050 Lawrence St. was wrongly identified as Rita Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Hill­ Why take the risk of uncertain seed AC. 2703 Mooney of St. Francis de Sales’ There will be court of honor bert. Sunday Masses are at 7, 8, 9, 10, Miss Guinan was shown receiv­ for troop 124 Monday evming, 11, and 12:15. Throughout Lent, when GOLD SEAL costs so little? ing the prize awarded musicians March 9, at 7:30 in the Rhool. You are the Red Cross. Your evftiing devotions are held at All parents are urged to be pres­ 7:30 p.m. each Wednesday and Everything in Seeds for of St. Joseph’s by Monsignor generous support makes the vital (garden, iMvm and Farm. Thomas J. Quigley of Pittsburgh. ent. activities of Red Cross possible. Friday. This coming Sunday is corpor­ ate Communion day for Cub A Velvety Lawn in Only 18 Days! . . . Plant WESTERN Scout pack 124. All fathers are ELECTRICAL WORK GOLD SEAL LAWN FORMULA urged to attend. WINDOW & HOUSE WIRING AND REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS Doable Treated « • - Finest Seed CLEANING CO. LYNCH ELECTRIC COMPANY Quisk. helpful, courteous service. W E CLEAN Call or urite for oar Beautiful Big Catalogf Windows Walls Westwood HNS 1725 East 31st Ave. ’ AComa 7382 Woodwork Wall Paper Floors (Washed & Waxed) FREE ESTIMATES Communion Day 1421.25 FIFTEENTH ST. DENVER, COLO, i FULLY INSURED Residential & Commercial Work Slated March 8 1032 18th MAin 1556 '>■ ■ (St. Anthony’s Parish, Westwood) S|ii The Holy Name society will receive Communion in a group in CERTIFIED CHEMICAL the 8 o’clock Mass Sunday, March 8. The society will meet Tuesday K R I S PRODUCTS, IN C.' evening, March 10, at 7:30 in the parish hall. RE-UPHOlSTERIHe Building Maintenance Jdrs. Juan Archuleta, Mrs. GREATS} Supplies Susie Lujan, and Mrs. William Makes Vour Old Alvey are caring for the altar iHOMfcOMrORTWITH THE,.. Brudies • Toilet Tissue* in March. FI/RNITLRE Peper Toweb The Altar society elected Mrs. Better Than Neicf Complete Janitor Needs Adolph Atencio to fill the vacant CRANE "TWENT office of the second vice presi­ 1180 Kelemath Street dent. Davenport ^* Low ** Phones TAbor 0103 Standing committee chairmen Specialising in ‘Quality Plumbing named for the coming year are ‘ ‘ i.5 0 TAbor 0104 as follows: Flowers, Mrs. Claude and Chair and Heating Repairs Miller; hostess, Mrs. Emil Mar- tinac and Mrs. J, C. O’Leary; Finest Materials . . . Expert Rose of Lima Parish linens, Mrs. Edward Moyer; vest- SLATTERY tnents, Mrs. Jake Martinez; mem Workmanship ’ bership, Mrs. lUy Body; sick and visiting, Mrs. Louis Rerucha; Kris Upholstery Co. & COMPANY ways and means, Mrs. Kenneth Perry's Cleaners Miller; and publicity, Mrs. Edwin Fine Living Room Furniture, Plumbing and Heating Good Cleaning Hutchinson. Custom Hade > Contractors Mrs, Robert Carter will enter COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS JOHN J. CONNOR. PrnUient Green Stamps tain members of the Infant of 1653 PLATTE ST. ROBERT F. CONNOR, Vic* President Pickup end Dslirsrr Prague circle in her home at GL. 3641 GL. 3642 1726 MARKET STREET 2027 W. Alameda RA. 9855 1349 Xavier street on Thursday, I PHONE MAIN 7127 or 7128 NEW LOCATION— 4262 MADISON ST. March 6, at 8 p.m.

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