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Louisville Parish-New Plant Within Decade Moving 6,700 Mt. Calvary Graves Is Mammoth Task
Ah ordinance will be introduced ih the City council meeting Mon in negotiations is foreseen, it was declared by the Mayor’s office, since day evening, April 24, for approval of a contract by which the City everyone seems "favorably disposed.” and County of Denver will take over Mt. Qlvary cemetery from the The 6,700 bodies to be removed from Calvary cemetery in Denver Archdiocese o f Denver. The matter has been thoroughly discussed if the tract is taken over by the city wilt be reinterred in a separate by the council members and Mayor Quigg Newton. N o undue delay new section of Mf. Olivet. Removal of the bodies will be made under the direction of the Very Rev. Member of Audit Bureau of Circulation Monsignor James P. Flanagan, superintendent of Mt. Olivet cem Contents Copyrighted by the C h o lic Press Society, Inc., 1950— Permission to Reproduce, Except on etery, and Elroy F. Goebel, direc Articles Otherwise Marked, Given A her 12 M. Friday Following Issue. tor of the cemetery. Arc'hbishop Urban J. Vehr ia a letter to Mayor Newton on April 17 formally offered to give the 19-acre tract of Mt. Calvary ceme tery, adjacent to Cheesman park, DENVER C/OUOLIC to the city, with the proviso that the city bear the expense of mov ing; the bodies. Cost of this oper ation is estimated at $122,000. City equipment and labor will be used in the project of moving the 6,700 bodies, according to Mr. St. Louis' Church, Dedicated in 1942,'and Newly Renovated School Goebel. Some three to three and a half feet of earth will be taken o ff + + * f + + + + REGISTER Price per copy, three cents the top of the cemetery, section by section, and then the individual graves will be opened by hand. The $35,000 Modernizing Program Completed VOL. XLV. No. 35. THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1950 DENVER, COLORADO remains in each grave will be placed in an individual box for re interment in Mt. Olivet, To Delight Audiences in Charities Opera It is planned to begin work early in June, with an estimated four months required for completion of the project. A complete card index Louisville School Is Rebuilt and the land book of Mt. Calvary cemetery are in the hands of the A $35,000 modernizing and remodeling program on the Mt. Olivet cemetery officials. parochial school in the past year has given St. Louis’ par Plats based on these have been In Fort Collins drawn up for each individual block ish, Louisville, an up-to-date plant. The new church was of the old cemetery. built in 1940 by Father Benedict Ingenito, O.S.B., and was Mr. Goebel stressed that any formally dedicated'by Archbishop Urban J. Vehr on June one who wishes to have Mt. Cal 27, 1942. * $140,000 Parish Hall vary remains of a relative or rel atives reinterred in a family lot The school was originally a four-room frame structure, owned in Mt. Olivet cemetery may 50 by 70 feet, built in 1904 by Father Cyril Rettger, O.S.B. do so by notifying him. There will Structurally it is still so sound that it did not have to be torn down be no charge made for this serv to make way for a new building. Instead, it was brick-veneered and Erected at Half-Price ice, he said. the new roof was stained to match the colors of the church. A cor By Guy R. Calleo The history of Mt. Calvary ceme ridor was constructed to connect the four schoolrooms and to end The new hall in Holy Family parish, Fort Collins, that tery dates back to Feb. 7, 1874, in two new wings, 17 by 24 feet, with two outside entrances equipped when Bishop Joseph P. Machebeuf with panic doors. The two wings provide office apd lavatory facilities contractors estimated would cost $140,000 has been con purchased a 40-acre tract for $50. for teachers and pupils and offer ample closet space for school and structed for half that amount. This task was accomplished Twenty acres of this tract were set janitor supplies. under the direction of the pastor, the Rev. John R. Fullana, aside for use as a cemetery. No in Full Basement Excavated C.R. He recruited the labor of his parishioners, obtained a terments have been made in the cemetery since 1908. The basement was completely excavated to offer space under great deal of material at cost from The first public announcement both the main structure and the wings. The excavation was an both Catholics and non-Catholics, and employed professional help of negotiations between the Arch engineering feat done by bulldozer while the building was propped Denver Seminarian, diocese of Denver and the City and up on timbers. New walls were erected fcom the floor of the base only for the'finer finished work. Work on the building was begun County of Denver for .disposition ment to the roof of the building. Access to the basement is had of Mt. Calvary cemetery was made from the outside by a separate entrance and from the inside by John Edw. Cotter, on July 16, the Feast of Our Lady a stairway. of Mt. Carmel. Today, although in the Denver Catholic Register of Dec. 29, 1949. The remodeling included the installation of new heat and venti not completely finished, the build lation units, insulation of the building, new plaster, celotexing of To Study in Rome ing is already being used for a the ceilings, the laying of larger water mains, and installation of number of educational, social, and drinking fountains, a fire-hose, and hot-water facilities. Larger win John Edward Cotter, a student athletic functions. It measures Census Taker Finds dows of latest design and fluorescent lights solved the illumination for the Archdiocese of Denver in 128 by 50 feet and is of cinder problem. St. Thomas’ seminary, will begin block construction. It has-a brick Except for the brick, heating, plumbing, plastering, and exca his study of theology next M l at veneer front, with the other walls Necessity of More vating, the work was done by local labor under the foremanship of the North American college in stuccoed in contrasting colors. It Anthony J. Madonna. The architect is James M. Hunter of Boulder. Rome, it was announced by Arch contains six classrooms, a base The present pastor of the parish is the Rev. Thomas L. Zabolitzky, bishop Urban J. Vehr. Cotter is ment, kitchen, rest rooms, show Donations to Burse O.S.B. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Laurence ers, and rooms suitable for meet Cotter of 1350 Clayton street, ings and motion picture presenta The calls of Uie census taker at Parish Has 220 Families members of St. Philomena’s par tions. the homes o f ‘ Denver Catholics St. Louis' parish has approximately 220 families. There are 110 ish. Much work remains to be done serve to emphasize the amazing pupils in the eight-grade school, 15 more than last year. Although Bom in Las Animas Sept. 11, and the raising of funds, a diffi growth of the see city and the en the school has four classrooms, only three are used, because the 1928, he received his elementary cult task at best, is handicapped by tire state in the past several years, • order of teaching nuns can supply only three teachers for the school. education at Columbian grade the poverty of the Spanish-speak I'Elisir' Is Called and the fact that there are sev The extpa classroom is used for meetings of parish societies. school there and attended the Bent ing parishioners and the transient eral parishes in newly developed County high school'for one year, nature of much of their employ areas of Denver and in other com The parish has a remarkable record of material achievement for munities of the state that are the past decade. The chu^^h, erected when building costs were much After a year in Maur Hill high ment Father Fullana, recently re school in Atchison, Kans., he com turned from a two-month stay in awaiting pastors. On their_ own less than now, entailed a cash outlay of $30,000. In addition, a great Perennial Favorite initiative. Catholics in some of the deal of the work was donated by the parishioners. pleted his secondary education Mexico, where he was forced to with two years at Regis high school go because of his health, is by no When the dress rehearsal of UElisir d’Amore is pre Denver sections have started to in Denver. For the past four years means discouraged. • gather funds to begin building he has studied the liberal arts and sented in the Denver City auditorium Sunday, April 23, at churches as soon as a priest can Upon hit return he teamed Betty Jackson philosophy in St. Thomas’ semi 2 p.m., members of the religious sisterhoods, orphans, and be assigned to, serve them. The New Members Are Invited that the mop factory he intti- Archbishop, however, cannot as nary. A sister is a member of the tuted tome years ago at an em ambulatory patients from several sanitariums ■will be spe Among the cast * of the Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth, cial guests. This is a continuance of a tradition established Catholic Charities opera sign priests that he does not have. Kans. ployment aid for hit parishion He looks to the archdiocesan semi ers was in need of business. He by Monsignor Joseph J. Bosetti, UElisir d’Amore, to be held April For Nocturnal Adoration Cotter probably will go to Rome and at once feels a new courage in nary to provide the priests who soon got busy and came up with who this year is marking his 20th 24, 25, and 26 in the City audi will setve those sections. mid-August with the Rev. a SO-dozen order, which required year as director of the Denver his veins. He begins to sing and torium, Denver, these members are Men of the Denver area who bers that “ the Savior will shower George Evans, assistant in St. Donations to the various semi wish to become members of the delivery on short notice. He Grand Opera company. (fance, and Adina, coming in, is guaranteed to delight the audience. the choicest blessings upon you for Philomena’s parish, who will take nary burses will aid in supplying Nocturnal Adoration society are pitched in and helped get the UElisir d’ Amore, Monsignor astonished to see her lovesick At the left is Joseph W olff in the inspiring attendance.’’ up graduate study of canon law swain so merry. Feeling sure that full costume of Dulcamara, the role “ priest-power” for the Church in invited to attend the observance there next fall. order out on time. The grocery Bosetti says, is “ definitelyi an Northern Colorado. The burse cur of the first anniversary of the To date, the three parish groups co-op, another aid he has insti opera for the people. It contains potion will bring the lady to his he will fill April 26. feet, he pays no attention to her, rently being raised in honor of the erection of the society in Holy having the greatest representation tuted for his parishioners, alto such a pleasing score and such Gabor Corelli, star of the Metro silver jubilee of the canonization Ghost church at 4 p.m. Sunday, at the night-long adoration, held Playground Is Added makes serious demands on his tuneful arias that it has been a which piques her so much that, politan opera, will appear in the when the sergeant arrives and re of the Little Flower moved nearer April 23. the Thursday before the first Fri time. perennial favorite of opera-goers tenor role of Nemorino on April 24 For Englewood School news his suit, she consents to wed its goal in the past week, with do Scheduled for the occasion are day of every month, are St. Cath Father Fullana is now con for more than a century. It is and April 26. Miss Betty Jackson, him in three days. nations totaling $71 being re a procession into the church erine’s, led by Father Syrianey; Four lots in the 3200 block on cerned with the efforts of a Prot Donizetti at his lyrical best.’’ a singer well known in Denver ceived. The burse now stands at by the members, led by Archbishop St. Francis de Sales’, led by the S. Lincoln street at the rear of estant group that has enlisted This year’* production by the ACT II cicrles, will sing the role of Giam $3,474. Rt. Rev. Monsignor Gregory netta on April 25. Urban J. Vehr; reception of new the rectory of St. Louis’ parish, Spanish - speaking ministers Denrar Grand Opera company Scene— Interior of the Farmhouie Mrs. Martha Madden of Lomita, members, and. Pontifical Benedic Smith; and St. Vincent de Paul’s, Englewood, have been purchased. proselytize in the area. He is at will be preiented in the City Calif., sent $10 in memory of her tion. In the church the group will led by the Rt. Rev. Eugene O’Sul The land on the east side of the tacking the problem with the The wedding feast i? in progress, auditorium on Monday, Tues but the notary has not arrived. mother. Mrs, James Freeman of be addressed by His Excellency livan. Both Monsignors will be irrigation ditch through the prop characteristic concern he has al day, and Wednesday evenings, Radio Programs Omaha, Neb., donated $1, and $5 chaplains to the Archbishop at Dulcamara is present and produces and by the Rev. Robert Syrianey. erty will be black-topped and used ways shown for the members of ApriU24, 25, and 26. The pro STATION KMYR < gifts were received from Leo Sunday’s ceremonies.' the latest duet from Venice, which Since its inception a year ago, as a playground. his flock. ceeds will bene6t the Catholic Friday, April 21, 9 :1 5 a.m. lo 1 Penne of Denver and Lt. Joan the society has enrolled approxi he asks Adina to sing with him. Wissing of Fitzsimons hospital. Charities. “ lo sono ricco e tu sei bella” (I 10 a.m. Excerpts from opera mate 750 regular members. Every Ticket sales for the Charities “ L’Elisir d’Amore.” The largest gift was one of $50 member is urged'by the Rev. Wil Have Riches, Thou Hast Beauty). djiera continue to be good, reports from an anoTi^ous Denver friend. liam Gallagher, the spiritual di Lifetime of Care for Denver Orphans Belcore, the sergeant, enters the Very Rev. Monsignor Elmer Adventures in Fine Music Contributions to the Little rector of the society, to enroll a and, learning that Nemorino’^ dis J. Kolka, business manager. There Monday, April 24, 1:15 p.m. to Flower burse may be sent directly i friend in the coming year “ that he, tress is caused by lack of money, 2 p.m. Excerpts from opera | to Archbishop Urban J. Vehr at too, may share in the graces af are, however, choice seats still suggests that he enlist as, a sol available for all three perform “ L’Elisir d’Amore.” the Chancery office, 1536 Logan forded by the nocturnal adoration dier and be richer the fee of 20 street, Denver 5, Colo. ______of the Blessed Saci;|ment’’ Father ances. The box office is at the May crowns. Nemorino jumps at the Gallagher has assured the mem 42 Years of Service! Co. Scrip tickets on sale at all chance, signs the articles, runs in Denver parishes must ^ be ex By Patricia K e n n e y search of the doctor, and drinks changed at the box office for re the second bottle. Confirmation Set “ Suffer the little children served seats. De Paul Conference to come unto Me,” said Christ. The story of the opera follows: The peasant girls, having heard that the death of Nemorino’s uncle How often these words must L'Elisir d' Amore has just made him rich, begin to For Five Parishes pass through the mind of Sis Scene and Period: A little Ital pay him attention. The doctor ter Isidore of St. Clara’s or ian village; the 19th century. tells Nemorino that this popularity To Be Held April 23 Archbishop Urban J. 'Vehr of phanage, Denver, who left for St. ACT I is the result of the elixir he has Denver will confirm classes in five L^uis April 17 to retire to the In just sold him. Adina, when she At a dinner meeting in the cafeteria of St. i^uis’ school, churches of the archdiocese in the firmary of the Franciscan Sisters, Scene The Homestead of Adina’s sees her lover in such demand, Englewood,, Thursday evening, April 13, plans were per next few weeks. Dates and places Farm Daughters of the Sacred Hearts promptly regrets having treated fected by spiritual directors and conference presidents of of Confirmation and other events of Jesus and Mary. Adina and her companion are him so coldly, and runs out on the on the Archbishop’s schedule are seated under a tree reading. Ne- verge of tears. Nemorino, noting the Society of St. Vincent de Paul for the annual observance as follows: Sister Isidore, who is 78, had spent 42 years at St. Clara’s. It morino is near, pensively observ her downcast looks, feels compas of the Feast of the Translation of the Relics of St. Vincent April 20, Thursday, Confirma was in 1908 that she, with two ing his inamorata, and sings— sion for her, and gazing after her de Paul. The observance will be tion, St. James’ church, Denver, other sisters. Sister Johanna and “ Quant’e bella” (Ah, how lovely). sadly, sings the lovely romanza held at St. Thomas’ semina Sun- 7:30 p.m. Sister Jerome, arrived. They came Adina then reads to her friends a “ Una furtiva lagrima” (Down Her Lourdes Parish Begins day, April 23. April 23, Sunday, St. Thomas’ before the orphanage building was legend of a cruel woman who Cheek a Pearly Tear). The crafty Archbishop Urban J. Vehr will seminary, Denver, annual Commun finished, and so they had to remain coldly treated a knight who loved Dulcamara no^w suggests to Adina S-Classroom Addition celebrate Mass in the seminary ion and meeting of St. Vincent de in the St. Rose Residence, which Her, and only smiled on him when that she try the wonderful elixir chapel at 8 o’clock, and the men Paul society. Mass at 8:15; Holy at that time was the orphanage. he gave her a love potion. Nemor- in order ta win back her lover, but Our Lady of Lourdes parish, will receive corporate Communion. Ghost church, Denver, first anni They lived there until the new ino wishes he could find the recipe she says she needs no such aids. Denver, broke ground this week All active, honorary, and subscrib versary of Nocturnal Adoration so for, this potent elixir. Martial ing members are urged to attend, building was finished and then, in When Nemorino has sung his air for an addition on the Center ciety, 4 p.m. a horse and buggy, went to the or music is heard, and Belcore, a Adina comes on with the soldier’s and an invitation is extended to House property, north . of the April 30, Sunday, Sacramento, phanage—a large, red brick build dashing sergeant stationed near contract, which she has bought other Catholic men of their ac Calif., 100th anniversary of first ing in the middle of a prairie. the village, appears with a bouquet back, and tells him that he must church. The addition calls for a quaintance. Mass. for Adina. She has few smiles for not go away. All misunderstand 24-foot by 100-foot hall that will Breakfast will be served imme Sister Isidore, who celebrated diately after Mass, to be followed May 9, Tuesday, Cathedral, Den the military man, which cheers ings are now cleared away, and be separated into three additional her golden jubilee in 1947, had just by the quarterly meeting of the ver, clergy conference, 10:30 a.m.; Nemorino somewhat, ahd when Belcore arrives to find his bride-to- classrooms, making a total of eight come from Milwaukee, where she Particular council. The program, Sacred ' Heart church, Boulder, Belcore departs he renews his suit, be ensbracing another. He is philo for the school. The new section had been at St. Joseph’s hospital. planned for instruction and edifi Confirmation, 7:30 .p.m. The hospital was her first station but the fair one tells him that it sophical, however, and, saying, will afeo be used as a hall for par May 10, Wednesday, Shrine of is useless. ish activities and later will become cation of seminarians, will be brief after her profession. She was born “ There are other women,” marches and interesting. SL Anne, Arvada, Confirmation, in Random Lake, Wis., June 22, A commotion among the villag off, while the villagers tell Adina the convent for the sisters teach '7:30 p.m. ers is heard, and Dulcamara, a ing in the school. Speakers will point out to the 1872. There were 12 children in the and Nemorino of the latter’s good students the various types of need May 11, Thursday, St. Eliza quack doctor, comes on the scene, family, seven of whom are still fortune. The doctor claims credit A heavy fence is being erected likely to be encountered, together beth’s church, Denver, Confirma living— Sister Isabelle, Sister Di- riding in a splendid carriage. He for the reconciliation, and the cur on the north and west boundaries tion, 7:30 p.m. ' with avenues of assistance avail onysia, Ther'ese, Matilda, John, Mi announces his wonderful medicines, tain falls as he is relieving the of the property. At the same tirne able through parish conferences of May 12, Friday, St. Vincent de chael, and Sister Isidore. in a famous song— “ Udite, Udite o peasants of their wages in return a regulation baseball backstop is Paul’s, church, Denver, Confirma the Socie^ of St. Vincent de Paul. Rustici’’ (Give Ear, Ye Rustics), for bottles of his wonderful Elixir being set up, and the\field will be tion, 7:30 p.m. In the first year# at S t Clara’s, The meeting will be adjourned by Sister Isidore suffered the usual After the doctor has recited the of Love! then used as a softball diamond. lx a.m. hardships of those who begin a wonderful effects of his medicines, At the meeting April 13 the Rt. foundation. For several years she Nemorino exclaims, “ Heaven itself Rev. Monsignors William Higgins, Exams for Candidates 'Regliter’ photo by Wonder must have sent this miraculous spent the summer montts going Sitter Isidore Revamp Guadalupe Church in Springs Gregory Smith, and Joseph^ P. To Priesthood June 5 about in a horse and buggy to far doctor to our village!’’ O’Heron spoke highly of the mers, collecting food for the chil All of this was not enough. She imagine mending the shoes of He draws the quack aside,^and The exterior of the Church of ation is under consideration at work of the society and of the Examinations of candidates dren. Later she started her own worked in the laundry and the in 225 children? asks him whether he has an elixir Our Lady of Guadalupe, Colorado the present time. need for continuous interest in the for the priesthood in the Arch garden on the orphanage grounds. that can awaken love. The doctor, firmary. She cared for the chil She came to Denver when the Springs, has recently been reno- The house in which the Mission poor. t diocese of Denver will be held This meant many long and back orphanage was but one building of course, says that he is the orig vated.-The building and towers Among the pastors and assist at St. Thomas’ seminary, 1300 breaking hours of work—arising at dren through many sieges of inal inventor of the liquid, and ary Catechists will^takd up resi diphtheria and scarlet fever. Often and Denver was far smaller than have b^en stuccoed or painted ants who addressed the meeting S. Steele street, Denver, on 4 every morning, planting, spad now. She saw the orphanage add soon has Nemorino’s last coin in and new doors have been installed. dence in the parish next fall will were the Very Rev. Harry S. Monday, June 5. Young men of ing, weeding, and watering—all times she cared for as many as exchange for the coveted potion, 13 children sick at once. recreational halls .and school The cost of more than $1,000 is be vacated by its present occu Smith, C.SS.R.; Fathers M. the archdiocese . who wish to that the home might have food. She rooms. She saw Denver grow. She which in reality is a bottle of being borne partly by the arch pants about July 1. This building Maher, Thomas M. Lo Ca ^ p ly for entrajnce into St. raised chickens and also cultivate Finally, in later years when saw many boys and girls come and strong wine. This scene is in the diocese through Archbishop Ur is in excellent condition and the O.S.M.; M. J. Blenkush, H. Thomas’ seminary to prepare an asparagus patch, which for she became too ill to tend the go — some into the priesthood, form of an amusing duet, “ Obbli ban J. Vehr and partly by the Very Rev. Anthony Barcelo, C.R., igan, J. A. Canjar, and for the priesthood are ask<^ to many years yielded enough to keep garden and work in the laun brotherhood, or sisterhood. And gato, Obbligato” (Thank You parishioners. pa^or, docs not anticipate that Monahan, each acknov' make application as soon as the orphanage supplied and also dry, she began'si small shoe shop, with it all she i^orked on, perform Kindly). It is plapned to do some neces extensive work will be required need for. and apprecial possible through their pastors. for selling' purposes to gain some where she mended the shoes of ing tasks the value of which is in As apon as the doctor has de sary painting and clea i^ g of the to make it a suitable residence for sistance rendered by of the much-ne^ed money. the boys and girb. #Can you estimable- parted Nemorino drinks the elixir, in t^ or, bat no extensiiB redebor- the sisters. But it will be painted. men. _ L i a i a r
PAGE TW O Office, 9 3 6 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone4205 — — — — fa Thursday, April 20, 1950 • 615 17th St.i May 7 to 15 t ^ n M / > D .ndCW.,ni. Booth Planned Social Planned For Edgewater Solemn Movena Set At Presentation 1 & k t x Complete Dinners Served Doily and Sunday Bazaar by Club In Littleton Church ^Parish by Men Soup or CeckUil (St. Mary Magdalen*’* Pariik, (Preientation Parish, Denver) Country Friod C H IC K E N (Diijoinled) Edgewater) Littleton.— (St. Mary’s Parish)— St. Mary’s parish will hold its third annual solemn novena in honor of Our Lady of The Holy Name society will The date the annual parish roonsor a dance Friday, April 21, Apple Butter, Potato, bazaar has been set for Saturday the Miraculous Medal beginning qn Sunday evening, May Vegetables, Salad, v ■ • in the parish hall. By popular re evening,' July 29, Dinner will be 7, and continuing through Monday evening, May 15. As yet, quest the “ Four Aces’’ will again St. Christopher Auto Pin Dessert and Beverage -■- served by members of the Altar furnish the music. Refreshments society and a faneywork booth will it is not definitely known who the priest will be who will Inscribed with "DENVER" or "COLORADO" PLATE DINERS conduct the novena. Thisnovena. This an will be served. Admission will be be sponsored by the Thimble club 60 cents per person and the pub 6 0 c Individually Baked Chicken P ie ...... 65e of the Altar society. The booth nouncement will be made by Fa ther Frederick McCallin as soon lic is invited. Roast Young Tom Turkey ...... $1.00 will have kitchen appliances, knit ted and crocheted pieces, a quilt, as he is notified. In the meantime, Cathedral Men's A bake sale will be held next Chicken Fried Steak, Country G ravy...... 95c and other useful and attractive the perpetual novena devotion to Sunday after the Masses by the Vegetables, Potatoes, Beverage items. Our Lady of the Miraculous Med PTA. They will feature cakes, pies, New P rin t* Dining Roomi for Port!** — Phon* CH. M il al continues to be held in S t rolls, salads, and casserole dishes. 400 SEATS • NO LIQUOR • ORGAN MUSIC Communion Day Mary’s church every Monday eve Club Has Dinner Proceeds will ,be used toward pur Shipment ning at 7:45. chase of a hope chest for the sum t. For Children On Easter Sunday, April 9, Wil The Cathedral Men’s club’s mer festival. The monthly Communion Sun liam Edward Duckworth, infant annual dinner was held day for the children of the par May devotions will be held son of Mr. and Mrs. Waype Duck Wednesday evening, April 12, every weekday evening in May. ish will be in the 8 o’clock Mass worth, who reside on N, Sher The sisters wish to thanfc^the April 23. Instruction by the sis man avenue, was baptized in St. at the Wnlhurst Saddle club, HUMMEL benefactors of the parish and ters will immediately follow the Mary’s church by Father McCal Denver. Attending were S5 friends throughout the city who Mass. Mr. Hershberger has been lin. Sponsors for the child, who club members and their families gave the procession materials. transporting the sisters who are was bom on March 13, were Mr. and guests! Guest of honor at the instructing the children this year. Mrs. Louis ■ Kerstiens will be Figurines and Mrs. Robert H. Koran, Jr. dinner was the Very Rev. Mon Saturday, April 22, Confessions On Easter Sunday, April 9, signor Walter Canavan; pastor of hostess to the Lady of Presenta will be heard in the afternoon from Margaret Marie Altmix, infant the Cathedral. tion circle Wednesday, April 26, The perfect gift for 4 until 5:45, and in the evening daughter o f Dr. and Mrs. Richard The dinner was followed by at 12:30 o’clock. from 7:30 to 9 o’clock. Mrs. Richard Newcomb enter any occasion, these H. Altmix, who reside on Lake dancing, games, and tours of the lovely HUMMEL fig- | Daily Mass is being offered at street, was baptized in S t Mary’s magnificently appointed rooms of tained Our Lady of Fatima circle 7:30. Holy Communion is dis church by Father McCallin. Spon the Saddle club and the splendid April 11. The festival dinner com urines will be treas- ■ tributed at 6:^0. sors for the child, who was bom' club grounds. mittee will sponsor a card party ured by adults and Mrs. Siegfried, president of the March 23, were Mr. and Mrs. Seated at the dais table were Thursday, May 4, at 8 p.m. in the children alike. Altar society, appointed the fol Thomas BArker. the club officers and their wives: parish hall, ifroceeds will be used See our HUMMEL display window lowing committees to serve until On Sunday, April 16, Gail Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Yacovetta, to help defray expenses of the din- the meeting in May: Mrs. Rufien Louise, infant daughter of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McGrail, and ner to be held June 22. The festi and Mrs. Crowfoot,, sanctuary; and Mrs. John W. Karnes, who Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McNulty. val dates are: June 22, 23, 24, and Mrs. Samz, albs; Mrs. Rohder and reside on Rapp avenue, was bap Also seated with the guest of 25. Mrs. McLain, large linens; Mrs. tized in S t Mary’s church by Fa honor were the Rev. John Haley, The PTA elected the following Zigler, small linens; and Mrs. ther McCallin. Sponsors for the spiritual director of the club, and officers for. the coming year. m m Brauch, surplices. child, who was bom on March 17, Judge Edward Day. President, Mrs. Edward Rider; g) C H U R C H Star of Sea Club were Mr. and Mrs. Wayne R. Parish Bulletin vice president, Mrs. Edward GOODS Brown. Clough; secretary, Mrs. Joe Gas- “ The West’s Largest Church Supply House” Party Planned Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schott Being Considered paretti; treasurer, Mrs. Sergio The Star of the Sea club is spon have announced the birth of their Dan Yacovetta, club president, Gonzales; arid auditor and his soring a card party to be given first child, a boy born in Denver torian, Mrs. Frank Knafelc. announced that at the next regular Established 1902 Saturday evening, April 29, at 8 last week. Mrs. Schott is the for meeting of the club on May 10 The PTA jvoted to purchase a 1633 Tremont Place o’clock in the parish hall. Tickets mer Miss Pauline Ritter, daughter he would call for reports from the teacher’s desje for the new school. TAbor 3789 are available at 60 cents each. The of Mr. and Mrs. Joe H. Ritter. special committee established to The seventh ?nd eighth grades will Denver 2, Colo. proceeds of the party are to be ap Mrs. Josephine OHrel, who re investigate the possibility of pub hold a cake; sale at the school plied on the purchase of a statue sides on N. Nevada avenue, has lishing a monthly parish bulletin, Thursday, Aj^ril 20. Proceeds will of St Mary Ma .dalene. The club been the guest of her son and formation of a parish credit union, be used toward the purchase of expects to have the statue on the daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. and purchase of warm-up jackets clocks for tke new school. alUr for the annual novena to St. Maurice Ohrel, Jr., in their home for the high school football team. Mary Magdalene in July. in Fort Collins. She expects to re Yacovetta also said that he in The many friends of Mrs. Mary main with them for about a week. tended to appoint a special com GRAND leae Wind will be happy to hear that Several members of the Av« mittee to develop a program of COTTRELL'S she is improving from a recent ill Maria circle attended the annual weekly Block Rosaries by parish Skating Party ness in her home at 2468 Harlan. breakfast and meeting of the families. The Mother Cabrini circle met Archbishop’s ^ ild held at St. Father Haley, in a special ap B O ilt E V A R D April 19 in the home of Mrs. Vest, Francis de Sales’ high school in peal to club members, urged better 2520 Gray street. St. Joseph’s cir Denver April 16. They were Miss Set by Sodality REMOVAL SALE attendance at the monthly cor cle will meet April 27 at 2164 Har Catharine Maloney, Miss Betty porate Communion, which is held lan with Mrs. Edelen. St. Mary Rees, and Gloria Cecchin; and in the 6:30 Mass the morning of Magdalene’s circle will also meet Mmes. Robert J. Kinkel, Robert the regular membership meeting. At St. Patrick's IS ON! NO. SPEER AT FEDERAL BOULEVARD Thursday, April 27, with Mrs. H. Koran, Jr.; and Albert Singer, The next membership meeting is Feeley, 2480 Field street. Jr. May 10. (St.' Patrick’**-r Parish, Denver) A meeting of the Senior Young Pantry Shower Planned for Sisters Ladies’ sodality was held April 13. Plans were made for a skating party to be held April 28. MORGAN, lEIBMAN & HICKEY Mt. Carmel PTA to Hold Open House T h e sodalists a r e soliciting names for the patrons’ list in con INSURANCE SINCE 1897 (Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Pari*k, serve are Mmes. Josephine Parisin, birthday of its moderator, the Rev. nection with the annual bazaar. 9 Anna DiSaverio has been nomi Re Thuridoy, April 20, 1950 Office, 93 8 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone4205 PAGE THREE Vincentian Finds Pope New Regis Alumni Group Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Decker Rolls Up Sleeves as It. Lourdes Parishioners Married 51 Years MARRIED A HALF CENTURY and a year—that is the reitiarkable Begins Vigorous Activity achievement of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Feeling Hde, Vigorous Decker of 16 W. Florida avenue. It was just 61 years ago today By Ed Miller / Members o f the board of direc list of alumni in the Denver area, (April 20), in a ceremony per “ What any Protestant Church would give to have tors of the newly formed Regis and is making plans for a concen formed in S t Mary’s church, Kees- this . . .”Thd Very Rev. Marshall Winne, C.M., former Pro- Alumni association rolled up their trated membership drive. port. Pa., that Alice Knight be collective sleeves April 13 and be ^^ncial of the Western province of the Congregation of the The athletic committee, under came the bride of J. D. Decker. In gan work on a program that prom Paul Celia, will meet in the near thanksgiving of ' that memorable Mission in the United States and a Denver visitor this week, ises to make the association one future to lay plans for alumni sup event, the long-wedded couple today was talking about, naturally, Rome. of the most dynamic in Denver’s port of the Regis basketball team. attended 8 o’clock Mass, offered The topic was a logical one, for history. Chief work of the activities com especially for them by their'pastor, Father Winne, who is here to visit ther Winne, is the fact that the First accomplishment of the mittee, under John Flanagan, will the Rev. Damen L. McCaddon, in his brother, the Rev. Garrett Spanish churches have five and group was the formulation of a Our Lady of Lourdes church. Winne, C.M., procurator of St. six Masses every day, and they are constitution and bylaws to govern Thirty years of their married Thomas' seminary, has just re always packed. the association. A committee, com life Mr. and Mrs. Decker have turned from a flying visit to Eur posed of Pat Coursey, Frank Mor- spent in Denver, having come here In Rome, the American riss, and Murray Sweeney, was ope and the British Isles, which priest* viiited with Father John from Keesport in 1920. Longrtime included a private audience with appointed to draw up the const! parishioners of S t Francis de J. Danagher, C.M., a former tution for submission to the next Pius XII, a visit at Fatima, a stay professor at St. Thomas’ semi Sales’, they became charter mem in Madrid, several days in riot- general meeting Thursday, May nary in Denver, who had just 11. bers of Our Lady of Lourdes par Tocked Paris, and, on St. Pat taken the oral examination for ish when it was established; and Six other committees were ap rick’s day, an Irish football game last year, when they celebrated a licentiate in canon law and pointed.by the board to begin im in Publin. had passed with high honors. their golden wedding anniversary, mediate work on various projects theirs was the first anniversary As “ all roads lead to Rome,” so Father Danagher, according to for the association. The commit Father Winne, is to take the Nuptial Mass to be'offered in Our did Father Winne’s conversation tees appointed and their chairmen turn again and again to the cen final examinations for his de Lady of Lourdes church. are: Welfare service, John * * * ter of Catholic faith and culture gree in Rome next week. Schmidt; entertainment, Joseph ■ and to this, his second visit to High point of the entire trip Stein; membership, Herman Faul ALTHOUGH IN THEIR ’70s, the Holy Father. The physical was the visit to St. Catherine haber; public relations, John both Mr. and Mrs. Decker are ac vigor of the Pontiff was what Laboure’s tomb, which forms the O’ Hayre; athletics, Paul Celia; and tive in the parish. He belongs to impressed Father Winne most. base of the altar in the chapel activities, John Flanagan. the Rocks of Lourdes, a men’s or ganization; and she, formerly a In private audience, the Pope at the mother-house of the Daugh First project. for the welfare Father Winne member of S t Francis de Sales’ apologized for delaying Father ters of Charity in the French cap service committee will be the in John Flanagan Altar society, is now affiliated with Winne aitd the aeveral Vincen ital. The tomb is not sealed and auguration of a placement bureau tians in his company, explain one of the sisters even pulled back for Regis students and alumni and be the arranging of various out that group in Opr Lady of Lourdes ing that f rather urgent visit one of the sleeves of tne garb ofi the issuing of a business direc side activities in which the alumni parish. from the Cardinal of Berlin had the saint, whose body is incorrupt, tory. The committee will hold a will aid civic projects. A tentative Mr. Decker did. not retire until Fr. Del Brusco, list of activities is expected to be kept him. He showed a keen and, pinching, lifted the skin on bpsiness meeting Thursday night, December, 1949. He was for many knowledge and strong interest presented to the general meeting one arm to show them how the April 20, to make definite plans years in business for himself as a Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Decker in the world-wide mission work Deity has intervened to forestall for the establishment of the place in May. decorator arid painter, and since of the Vincentians, and ques- the natural decomposition of the Servile Leader, ment bureau. They will work in The public relations committee, 1944 has held positions with the itioned the priests about the sem saint’s body. co-operation with the Alpha Delta under John O’Hayre, is expected Bluhill Foods, Inc., and the Mine inaries run by the order, espe London’s most interesting spot, Gamma fraternity on the campus to be the sparkplug of the organi & Smelter Supply corajjany. cially those in the United according to Father Winne, is fa in connection with the business zation, publicizing the activities of In celebration of their 51st wed Needlework Display Given States. mous Hyde park, where anyone To Be in Denver directory, which is expected to be the various committees, and initi ding anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. Accompanied by Father Paul who has any “ steam” to let off published in the near future. ating projects for them. Tentative Decker will be honored guests at The Very Rev. Gaetano Del Lloyd, C.M., of the Vincentians’ goes to vent his feelings. It is a The entertainment committee, negotiations have already been a dinner to be given Saturday eve By Regis Mothers' Club . Foreign Mission society. Father wonderful system, says the priest, Brusco, O.S.M., Provincial of under Joseph Stein, has already started by the committee for the ning by their daughter, Mrs. A. J. Winne left the United States on because the “ pepper-pots” get the St. Joseph province of the begun operations, having arranged sponsoring of several events of Kurtz, in her home 3547 E. Clark The results of several months S.J., moderator, to prepare the city-wi(Je importance this coming son, Englewood. Guests will be ■ March 19, flying to Lisbon. Meet what is troubling them off their Servite Fathers, observed his a program for the next general of sparetime needlework by new slate of officers for the next ing up with several other priests chests there and are less dangerous summer. members of the family— and 25th anniversary in the meeting that will feature an ad members of the Regis High school year. ■ there, they hired a car and drove because of it. You can “ tune in” dress by Coach Larry Varnell and Mrs. Lewis Lynch and chilwen of School Mothers’ club were on Mrs. E. B. Conway, Mrs. W. A. priesthood on April 16. A Solemn to Fatima, where they had the on any philosophy there— even the showing of the Christopher film. Divide, Mr. and Mrs. Edward display at the meeting held Farrell, and Mrs. J. F. Little, soph good fortune to visit with the Catholic, for priests and Catho Mass of Thanksgiving was offered You Qan Change the World, The Clough of Lakewood, Thomas Thursday, April 13, at Regis in Assumption church, Chicago, at Msgr. Covanagh omore ■ council mothers, were in families of Francisco, Jacinta, lic laymen take their turn at committee is also working on plans Ruegg of Boulder, and Mr. and high school, Denver. These ar which the Most Rev. William E. charge of the refreshments for the and Lucia, the Portuguese chil street-preaching, trying to o ff for a spring dance sometime in Mrs. Charles Decker and Mr. and ticles were made for the needle meeting. dren to whom the Blessed Mother set the Red advances. ^ Cousins, Auxiliary Bishop of Chi May in honor of the graduation Mrs. Robert Ruegg of Denver. work booth sponsored by the appeared in 1917. cago, presided and preached. Is in Washington « « « Father McKinney introduced The trip back, by air, was swift senior class. club for the coming annual Brother John Renk, S.J., to the Father Del Brusco will be In Madrid, Father Winne vis and easy. All they had to do, says The membership committee, un MR. AND MRS. DECKER are bazaar to be held at Regis May member*. He lectured on a dis honored at a testimonial din ited at his order’s Church of the Father Winne, was eat and sleep der Herman Faulhaber, has begun At Defense Talks the parents of four children, of 4, 5, 6, and 7. play of 672 exquisite .butterflies, ner to be held in Assumption Miraculous Medal, where he said and look at a nice booklet the air work on drawing up a complete whom only two daughters are liv Mrs. John 0. Rae, ways and part of his collection of some parish hall on April 23. Next Mass on Ash Wednesday and dis line .company had prepared 'on ing, Mrs. A. J. Kurtz of Englewood means chairman, and Mrs. M. L. 4,000 species acquired over a week he is expected to arrive Among participants in a joint tributed ashes to 320 novices of “ ditching,” which is what you and Mrs. Lewis Lynch of Divide. McCarthy, co-chairman, are in period of 30 yean. Brother at Mt. Carmel church, Denver, Graduate of St. Thomas' orientation conference being spon the Daughters of Charity, a re do when all the engines quit and Their six grandchildren include charge of the cedar chest, which Renk explained the process of where he was pastor from 1938 sored April 17-24 by the Depart ligious order of women— the larg the airplane drops into the ocean. three grandsons and three grand will be filled with linens, towels, mounting and sealing the speci to 1946. Carves Crucifix, Corpus ment of Defense is the Very Rev. est in the world— which is under “ It looked so interesting,” said Monsignor John Cavanagh, man daughters: Donald Ruegg of La blankets, and other useful articles. mens between two squares of the direction of the Congregation the_prie.st, “ that we were almost Born in Valmontone, Italy, aging director of the Register Sys Junta, Robert Ruegg, a student at Hand-embroidered pillowcases and plastic, which preserves them of the Mission. During the Spanish hoping for a multiple engine fail 1899, he was educated by the Ser-' For New Mexico Church tem of Newspapers. the University of Denver; Thomas dishtowels for the booth were in for many years. The sizes varied Ruegg, attending the University Civil war, this church had been ure so we could try i t ” vite Fathers in Florence and The conference began in Wash abundance. Aprons of all descrip from about 11 inches to one held by the Communist Loyalist Rome. He completed his studies Mora, N. Mex.— Hanging over ington, D. C., with a series of talks of Colorado, Boulder; Eleanor tions from' dainty tea style to men’s or two inches in width, forces and had been made into a at the University of Louvain. His the main altar in the recently Kurtz> residing with her parents in describing U. S. military prepared barbecue types together with hand- A maze of color tones and con theater. All its furnishings had Signor Luciano Conti, ordination took place in the Cathe refurbished Church of St. Ger Englewood; and Anjta and Joan ness. Among the speakers were De painted plaques and lovely satin trasts greeted the eye, including been ravaged and 40 Vincentian dral of Florence in 1925. trude here is a carved crucifix Lynch, who live in Divide with fense Secretary Louis Johnson and and tapestry pillows were in the the iridescent blues and purples priests had been put to death. The Italian Consul, Given of New Mexico pine, the work of Gen. Omar Bradley, chairmin of their parents. display. The larger articles in Hortfleza, a Vincentian seminary Was Superior to intricate mosaic patterns in the Rev. Walter Cassidy, pastor the joint chiefs of staff. cluded a handmade fan-pattern greens, browns, and yellows, one on the edge of Madrid, also had Of Seminary of Sapello, a 1942 graduate of In the field phase of the confer At Lowry Field quilt, wool afghan, and a black been pillaged by the Communists. Appointment in Rome color shading into the other. From 1927 until his appoint St. Thomas’ seminary, Denver. ence, those attending will witness nylon negligee set Mrs. King Brother Renk specializes in the Encompassed by a large wall, it ment as Provincial in 1940, Fa The cross is seven feet high and demonstrations of military equip Trione is chairman of the booth was used as a fortress by the in Catagramma species, because of Signor Luciano Conti, Italian ther Del Brusco served as as has a corpus that measures 38 ment at the Quantico marine base and will have the assistance of the their varied coloration, rather than surgents; its chapel had also been consul in Denver, has been noti sistant pastor, and pastor in sev inches. Although he never re in Virginia; Ft. Banning, Ga.; council mothers in the booth on made into a theater. the more rare types. He said^ how fied of his appointment to a post eral churches. In 1938 he became ceived a lesson in art or wood- Eglin air force base; and the naval appointed dates. ever, that m6st of the exhibit was The people like “ El Caudillo,” in the Foreign Office in Rome, superior of St. Joseph’s seminary, carving, Father Cassidy, when air station, Pensacola, Fla. Mrs. Roy G. Atkinson, presi acquired exclusively from the tropi Francisco Franco, says Father where he is to take over his duties Elgpn, 111., which was established still a student at St. Thomas' At the Eglin air base particl dent anounced the following com May 1. cal countries and are all very Winne, and they cannot under in that year. At present he is sta displayed his special talent, pants will attend a dinner and’ re.' mittees and their activities: Mrs. valuable. Brother Renk explained Signor and Signora Conti plan a stand w'hy this man who saved tioned at Assumption church, which he has since developed un ception at which President Tru Paul Villano, chairman of serving that there are thousands of dif vacation in California before leav Chicago. them from the Reds is so hated by aided. man will be an honored guest. in the dinning room, - assisted by ferent varieties of butterflies and the outside world. ing for Italy. They will go by plafte various members of the club. Mrs. they are found in all parts of the The priest liked Spain more to Florence, where their children George Stock is chairman and Mrs. world from the low hot tropics to have been staying with grand than Portugal— mainly because it Ted Day, co-chairman of the the high arctic regions. parents, before taking Up residence is muy Catolic. He was tre Greeley Would Change Advice Today- home-made bakery goods, which in Rome. will include cakes, cinnamon rolls, mendously impressed by the piety The Contis will be greatly and coffee cakes. Mrs. Stock is o f the people and the beauty of missed by a wide circle of friends, also chairman of the home-made the city of Madrid. As mentioned some of whom have already given 'Go to Alaska/ Says Denver Visitor candy booth, with Mrs. M. J. before, the local novitiate has 320 farewell parties for them. The Thomson and Mrs. Valens Jones as young girls, and the seminary has Etienne Perenyis entertained in By Lettie Morrow the new highways and in the usually gone by April; winter tem co-chairmen. Mrs. H. Bottone and an enrollment of 210— figures formally in their home, Richtofen WERE HORACE GREELEY cities; the development of a big peratures do not often tumble to Mrs. J. I. Creighton, telephone that put- our vocation totals to castle,____ , ___ last _____ Sunday^ evening in living ■ today, his advice to youth sand and gravel industry; the con the 20-below mark; and when the chairmen, will have their commit sshame. But* best all, says Fa- honor of the Contis. would probalily not be, “ Go West, tinued prosperity of the fish and mercury hits 98 or 100 in sum^ tee active this week. young man,” but "Go to Alaska!” mining industries; and the great mer, the city is said to be suffer Mrs. Dan Shannon and Mrs. expansion in military developments ing from a heat wave! Yet, even Ralph Long, who are also members The construction of the Alcan —all are effecting a tremendous then, the evenings are cool enough of the Paulette group, distributed Photograph Special highway, linking Alaska with Can population increase in Alaska and to necessitate the wearing of dinner tickets during thelfneeting. ada and the United States and ipaking of it a land of opportunity, wraps. Mrs. Atkinson appointed Mrs. scheduled to be completely hard according to Mrs. M. H. Sidener No one complain^ of poor busi The Rev. Eugene L. W. J. Frawley chairman _ of the fo r surfaced by summer; the extension of Seward. ness or worries about a depression, Lamb, S.M. (above), chap nominating committee, assisted by of interior highways, like Hope The vivacious youn^ woman, who Mrs. Sidener says, and, as her lain with the rank of major, has Mmes. E. F. Deline, T. F. Gleason, Sunset, making it possible to travel first went to Anchorage, Alaska, husband is owner of the only phar come from Scott air force base in and Dan Shannon, who will meet via automobile to towns not long in 1937 as Ruth Robinson, a Terri macy in Seward, she is qualified Illinois for his new assignment at with the Rev. T. K. McKenney, ago reached only by dog team or torial nurse, has been in Denver to comment. Wages, too, she states, Lowry field in Denver. Father TH oU w tiu (bcu^ plane; the opening of huge tracts since the last of January visiting are much higher than in the Lamb came to Scott in August, of fertile farm land, such as Pal at the home of her brother, R. R. U. S., but living is not so hi^jh as 1949, after completii^ a three- Archbishop Baptizes mer, Keani, and Homer, tracts that Robinson of 4980 Tejon, and with most people think. year tour of duty in the Far are now drawing hundreds of Two Photographs for her sister-in-law, Mrs. W. E. Rob East Prior to this, he had served Daughter of Cravens Beautiful White experienced farmer-homesteaders; True, dairy products are expeu inson, 3346 Gilpin, a member of sive (milk costs 40 cents a quart), front 1942 to 1945 in the' Middle Agnes Marie Craven, daughter the Price of One great building activity resulting in Annunciation parish. East, African, and European the construction of several million- but- that is owing to the fact that of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Cra theaters of operation, where he DRESSES tor dollar apartment houses, many up- * * * food for the dairy herds must be ven of 1775 Monaco parkway, Two 8x10 Silvertone earned nine battle participation to-date and attractive residences, BOTH MRS. SIDENER and Mrs. shipped in from the United Strites Denver, was baptized Sunday, First Communion and Gray ...... W _ ♦ * * stars and the bronze star medal fireproof business and public Robinson are in St. Louis this April 16, by Archbishop Urban with one oak leaf cluster. ’ J. Vehr in his private chapel. Confirmation buildings, as well as modern hotel week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. AND RENTS— WELL, Mrs. K selection of proofs shown A native of University City, Sponsors for the infant, born $ 3 9 5 and tourist accommodations along Edward Stolte, formerly of Den Sidener and her husband live in ver. Mrs. Stolte, Mrs. Sidener’s Mo., he is an alumnus of Chamin- April 3, were Aloysius J. Cra Sheers and niece and Mrs. Robinson’s daugh one of the newest apartment houses ade high school. He received his ven and Helen Hunn. Joseph A. to Phone TA4405 NOW for Your Appointment bachelor of arts decree in 1930 Taffetas Takes Vows ter, will be remembered in Denver in Seward. Built on one floor Craven acts as attorney for the $ £ 9 8 as Margaret Robinson, who sang in from St, Mary’s university, San archdiocese. Site* I to II in a “ U” shape and beauti Antonio, Tex., and entered the ITljicuL-fiuM idL Studio the Annunciation and Holy Ghost fully landscaped, it contains nine choirs. University of Fribourg, Switzer Halo Type Veils 1554 California — McClintock Bldg. — Room 237 very mqdef-n and lovely apart land, the following year to ''com Mt. Carmel Pupils Give Shortly after she and Mrs. Rob ments. Her apartment boasts five Slippers and Socks to Thi* offer expires April 29. Not good on groups or full lengths. plete work on his master of arts To Relief Fund Drive Complete Her Outfit inson return to Denver next week, large rooms: Livingroom, bedroom, degree. An additional contribution of Mrs. Sidener plans to go by air dinette, kitchen, and tiled bath; Prior to entering military serv $33.30 from the pupils of Our and she boasts that the rent, in back to her home in Seward. ice in 1942, Father Lamb was chap' Lady of Mt Carmel school, Den duU etby dam cluding utilities, is only $42.50 per lain at Chaminade in Clayton and ver, to the Bishops’ Relief Fund A petite young woman with month! Joh, the, JiA it QommwtkanL South Side Catholic high school in drive is announced by the Very 278 So. Downing curly, auburn hair and dark eyes, Her advice, too, is “ Go to St. Louis, and was working as a Rev. Monsignor David Maloney, Mrs. Sidener leaves one with the Alaska!” retreat master in thci Midwest assistant Chancellor, who was di RA. 6060 understanding that the mad days rector of the drive in the Arch Ur*. Peter Jonks Prayer Books of the Alaskan gold rush era are diocese of Denver. gone. In their wake, there is de veloping in Alaska, just as there Anne Hoare Elected Head • Jesus Help Me did in Colorado after the ^ eat in flux o f ’59ers, a boqm period that Of Heights Student Body Upholstery • Welcome Jesus nevertheless is of a permanent na ture. It is not the get-rich-quick Four major offices for 1950-51 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony R. Mal • Pray Always who now are gping to Alaska, but were filled at elections held in piede of 3712 Pecos street, Den INTERIOR DESIGN those who wish to settle, make Loretto Heights college, Denver, ver. • Jesus Make Me their homes, rear their children, this week. Miss Anne Hoare was Other officers of the sodality JOHN R. SAMS, Inc. — 3237 E. COLFAX — EA. 7758 Warthy and work in and build up a country elected student body president; are Loretto McGee o r Chicago, that offers them the excellent op- Miss Genevieve Malpiede, sodality vice prefect; Mary Ann Maboney irartunity to earn a prosperous live prefect; Betsy Foley, mission of Denver, secretary; and Beverly lihood in business, farming, or in president; and Mias Jimmie Peacock of Mitchell, S. Dak., - kERE IS AN OPPORTUNITY ROSARIES dustry th ^ America’s last frontier Dougherty, boarder president. treasurer. does. Miss Hoare is the daughter of Miss Betsy Foley, the new mis FOR DENVER Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Hoare, 2210 sion board president, is the junior Pearl or White Beads Brother Gregory Isenhart, Mrs. Sidener’s face lights up C.F.A., took his perpetual Lowell boulevard, Denver. She class representative to the student Due to popular demand in Denver and surrounding re on with a smile as she tells of pres has been active in dramatic pro council and a member of the mis gions we have been encounkged to organize a Theatrical Sum vows in the Congregation of ent-day life in Alaska and dispels ductions put on by the college dur sion board. A Denver resident. Alexian Brothers at ceremonies in mer Stock Co. The Academy of Theatre Arts ha* bean en Gold or Silver Chains many a popular fallacy concerning ing the past three years, was at Miss Foley is the daughter of Mr. gaged by Bendemeer Lodge in Evergreen for a summer stock the Alexian Brothers’ hospital tendant to Miss Loretto in her and Mrs. William Foley of 745 the country. throughout the year. Since it is necessary to obtain versatile chapel in Chic^o. A graduate of sophomore year, and served as Steele street. Holy Family high school, he joined talent we must expand outside of the Academy to locate actors secretary to the student council Miss Helefn Worley' of Greeley and actresses who may carry the full weight and responsibility Finger-tip or Cap-shaped Veils the order in 1942, immediately after this year. is vice president; Marian Kaeser ALTHOUGH THOSE WHO MI of a summer stock. graduation. He urges all young Other officers of the student of Sacramento, Calif., secretary; GRATE to Alaska today are, in a men with a desire for an active re body are Ruth Hickert o f New Al- and Mary Catherine Grace of The Academy of Theatre Art* is looking for people who.- ligious life to investigate the Alex sense, pioneers, they find there melo, Kans., vice president; Joann Denver, treasurer. would be interested in making personal inquiry in regard* to Complete Lino of Religious Article* for Church and Home little of early day “ roughing it.” ian ofder. Brother Gregory is Flood of Englewood, secretary; Miss Dougherty is the junior joining our summer stock company. This is a great opportunity stationed in Elizabeth, N.J. Visi Apartments, homes, and hotels are, and Molly Verlengia of Pueblo, class vice president arid represen for theatrical-minded people and the people who' would like to for the most part, modern edifices tors from Denver at the profession treasurer. tative to the JCSA. She is the revive the legitimate theatre. A. I*. Wajiiier were his parents, Mr. and Mrs. equipped with modern conven Miss Malpiede, the new sodality daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Clydd' Isenhart of Holy Family iences; city streets are either oil- prefect, served as president of the T. Dougherty of Hot Sulphur PAT ROLAND SULLIVAN arish; his sister, Katherine, and hard-surfaced or asphalt-paved; junior class this year. She is in Springs. Other officers of the 4 II1TU II < .oo»s 4 0. Eer husband and her son, Lan^; and diversions are the same as any terested in music and choral work, boarder council are Dolores Hot- PERSONALITY SCHOOL and Sister Rose Edward, from where in the states. is a member of the CABOS, and tovy of Dwight, Nebj, secretary, AComa 7070 . 1730 SHERMAN 606 14th St. Between California & Weiton TA. 8331 Kankakee, 111., his first teacher in As for the weather: In Seward, is chairman for the spring prom. and Sheilagh Flynn of Santa Fe, Holy Family schooL the last seaport north, the snow is Miss Malpiede is the dau^ter of N. Mex., treasurer. ^ t A 1 M G E FOUR Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 S~Aet Comedy Git>en by Pupils "Mother Is a Freshman' at St. Francis' Catholic Youth Council (St. Fraacis <1« Sales’ High SAool, professor played by Bill Hogan, mendable rating.. The group of.110, Fred Gravina Denver) with the quips cited by the “ All- under the direction of Mrs. Jo Uotker It a Fretkman, a com Star,” Bobo, portrayed by Glfarles Noakes Lasham, will sing again of Fredericks Fabric Store edy in three acts, written by David O’Fallon. Barbara Reefe played in competitive sessions at Long invites every Blau and dramatised by Perry the coveted part of mother, with Elects New Officers mont April 21. Clark was the production pre Phyllis Jarratt u her daughter, (Catb«lie Youth Council, Denver) , sented by the senior class of St. Susan. Francis de Sales’ hig^h school April The caet alro included Thomas ■ Lloyd Stakebake, a member of the I^-Ducat Young Bride and 18 and 19 in the high school audi Hannigan, Hary< Jean Drake, 2 Loretto Heights Seniors People’s club, is the new president of the Catholic Youth torium. Eileen H artl^,. William Stewart, council. He was elected at the CYC meeting held Friday The play, taken from the movie Jean Hiller, Eileen Reagan, Mary of the same name, follows closely Haley, Robert McCarthy, Patricia evening in the Gold room of the K. of C. clubhouse. He suc Qraduate To Give Speech Recitals ceeds Frank Breen, who declined renomination after hav ing served as president fOr the past two years T o S e e ... The speech department of lio- ford, 1560 Ingalls. She held the Other new officers include John retto Heights college, Denver, will office of class president dur Ziegler, St .Joseph’s YPC, first guest speaker, and good entertain his wide selection present Misses Patricia Crawford ing her senior and junior years. vice president; Mary Meneghini, ment will greet those who attend. of fabrics for Bridal, and Minnie Ann O’Dorisio in their She has also been a member of the Cathedral YPC, second vice presi All members should make a special senior speech recitals Sunday eve student council for two years, dent; Ted Speros, Loyola YPC, effort to attend. Bridesmaids, Graduation ning, April 23, at 8 o’clock in the was student chairman of the treasurer; Kathleen Scardina, St. The day will also include a pjc- Gowns .... Summer Formals college auditorium. Heights Star Nights and of the Mark’s YPC, secretary; and Mary hic at Bergen park, with the club At Special Low Prices! These recitals are in partial ful Big-Little Sister program for Bauer, S t Francis’ YPC, assistant leaving Holy Family school at 1 fillment of the requirements for 1949-50. secretary. o’clock. Refreshments will be taken an A. B. degree in speech. ’ Miss O’Dorisio is the daughter Retiring officers include Joe care of by the club, but each person of Mr. and Mrs. Fred O’Dorisio, Berry, vice president; Trent will have to bring his own lunch. Barbara Raafa PbrIUs Jarratt The recital will open with a Sr., 3719 W. 32nd avenue. In her O’Connor, treasurer; and Kath- Total cost for the day will be $1. WlUUm Hofaa Cbarlat O'Fallon novelty duet, followed by a cutting the pattern of the screen. The junior year she was treasurer of lean McCloakay, secretary. The This includes tbs breakfast, pic Adam^' Angela from Cornelia Otis Skinner’s Our 1510 setting takes place in the dormi Chirickigne, and the student body, secretary of the thanks of all council dalegates nic refreshments^ and other ex Fred Zook. Hearts Were Young and Gay, given class, co-editor of the college liter are extended to the retiring offi penses. Calif. St. tory of Pointer college, whereupon by Miss Crawford. She will por evolves not only the story of a The play was under the direction ary magazine, T’Akra, and busi cers and to all who have served Kate Scardina of St. Mark’s was (2 doors tray four characters, Cornelia, n)other entering college as a fresh o f Mjsb Peggie Chambers, the ness manager of the yearbook, in committee capacities in the elected secretary ^ of the Catholic Emily, Mrs. Skinner, and Monsi from 15th) man while her daughter is a soph speech coach of St. Francis de A reception will be held in the . past year, the most successful Youth council Friday night. She gnor de la Croix, from the book omore, but also a full fun-packed Sales’ high school. ballroom of Pancratia hall after in the council’s short history. has been the club’s representative which gives such a fine picture of typical college year. As each scene The members of the Glee club the reeital. Both girls were elected Announcement was made at the in that body for bver a year and the “ roaring ’20s.” upfolds, the audience finds humor of St. Francis de Sales’ partici to Who's Who in American Col meeting that council softball com has served as publicity director petition would begin soon and that in combining the antics and mS' pated in the contest April 17 at leges and Universities for their since last April. ; Portrays Eight an entry fee of $10 would be neuvering of the “love making” Greeley, and received most com- outstanding achievements. It was a dismal ending after a Free Pickup & Delivery Of Bard's Women asked from each competing club. fast start for. St. Mark’ s No.. 2 Mr. Stakebake, the new presi bowling team in the council leag:ue Miss O’Dorisio will dramatize dent, announces that he will call a >VACE RADIO SERVICE Good Jobs Are Ayoiloble eight women from thp plays of Tuesday night, the Mt. Carmel special meeting of the new and re team whitewashed' them to extend Guaranteed Service on All Shakespeare. Her selections in tiring officers soon, at which time Makes Radios & Phonos If Yon Are Trained clude Kathryn from Taming of the the losing string to 16 Straight. plans would be outlined for future The No. 1 quintet won one from Our Streamlined Plan of Individual Instruction enables 3734 Tejon — GR. 2142 Shrew; Queen Kathryn, Titania, council activities. ♦ St. Francis No.; i team to end you to advance as rapidly as you are able. and Bottom from A Midsummer up in the same position as their Night’s Dream; Ophelia from Ham Six Inches of Snow colleagues in the .final standings. I C K I N SO N let; Rosalind from As You Like No Handicap St. Mark’s Marksmen meet Ca It, Portia from the Merchant of (Mother of God Young People’s thedral to finish o ff their basket SECniTAHIAL SCHQQi^ Venice; Lady Macbeth, and Juliet. D Club) ball schedule next Monday evening Miss Crawford is the daugh at 6:30 in St.-Joseph’s gym. Satisfaction Is Always the Best Buy 1232 Pennsylvania KE. 1448 ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Craw- Twenty-two members of the Young People’s club braved six inches of snow Sunday afternoon For the Best Results on Floors, Walls, or any type of cleaning to attend a mountain outing at Ber RELIGIOUS PRINTS . . . Call the Leading Company for Cleaners, Waxes, Disinfec Card Parly Held gen park. The group enjoyed hot tants and Insecticides. All types of Floor Machines. All Prod dogs and toasted marshmallows in Catholic Military High Genuine Florentine Frame* 0 » ^ the shelterhouse. They then re and Wall Bracket* ucts are manufactured in Our Own Denver plant. . . By Women's Club turned to the church hall, where School of M . I. standing west Hallmark Greeting Cards Guaranteed and Insured The Friends of the Sick Poor the remainder of the evening .was of Chicago. Distinctive blue Aid society will meet in the Cor spent in dancing. We also Service New and Old Floor* * . . Make them Look Like pus Christi convent, 2501 N. Gay The club will hold its next meet uniform. M ilitary instruct MATTSON New . . . this Save* You Money . . . Work done by Expert*. lord street, Denver, Tuesday, ing Wednesday, April 26, at 7:30 tion by U. S. Army Officers. April 25, at 2 p.m. A large attend ip the church hall. All members are ance is desired so that plans for urged to attend and take part in Picture Frame Shop Excellent boarding accom the booths to be sponsored by the the election of officers. Refresh 713 Grant St. MAin 4438 E. J. Scarry & Co. Aids at the annual Dominican Sis Patricia Crawford ments will be serv^ and a social modations. Sm all classes hour will follow. Aheays Plenty of ters’ bazaar, to be held July 13-16, Parking Space 1620 Market St. — Denver — TA. 4488 may be formulated. make it possible for instruc Spring De-Icer Party All jnembers are reminded to X E = tors to give each boy individ return the cards for the first cor Scheduled by CYPC ual attention. Exceptional porate Communion to be spon (Cathedral Young People’s Club) sored by the Aids April 30 in the An event no one should miss is faculty of priests and laymen. 8:30 o’clock Mass in Loyola church. the spring De-Icer dinner-dance at A breakfast will be served in the the Cathedral grade school^ 1836 College preparatory training Corpus Christi convent after the Logan, on Saturday, April 29. in Catholic environment. Mass. These events have proved popular All past and present officers andI give persons interested in join Send for free catalog today! and members Jre welcome. If any ing CYPC an excellent opportunity JOE ONOFRIO member did not receive a card for to get acquainted The dinner will ST. T H O M A S the breakfast, she may make ar be served at 6:15 p.m. and those rangements by calling Mrs. C. E. planning to attend must make res Military Academy' Sward, CH. 5724, or Mrs. Walter ervations with Patsy Mulligan, De- T lo th in if, £ u L Wade, DE. 0783. Icer chairman, FR. 4672, or Mar garet Sweeney, RA. 5319, by Vary t*v. VlM«e 1 nynv Fh. D. frm. Wednesday, April 26. Admission S*. T)m«n i MWary Ac«4«ny, lox Q Students at St. Francis’ for the dinner and dance is $1.35. i f u L St. Paul I, Mbnawtc, To See Square Dancing To those who can attend the dance nMMtw4«M«««aV*IHn(«1alof of St. only, reservations are unnecessary. The Pioneer Dudes and Dames, Dancing will start at approxi Dioaot AMBtary AcoBtny. JOE University of Denver Square danc mately 8:45, and the cost will be JOE, JR. Noa*. ing ^oup, will present a demon 35 cents. Everyone who has at stration of their art before a stu tended these De-Icer dances in the Addroa. dent group from St. Francis de past knows that a very enjoyable Sales’ school the evening of April . Stofo.. evening is being planned. 30 at Glasier’s barn, 5000 E. Ken Minnie Ann O’Dorisio Club members will receive Com tucky avenue, Denver. munion in the 9 o’clock Mass in the Cathedral on Sunday, April 23. The front pews on the right, be hind the children, will be reserved. Bill Lockwood All girls interested in helping take care of the babies at the In New 11 cu. ft. fant of Prague nursery on Sunday, April 23, are asked to call Frances Is President of Schweiger at GL. 1661. The children of St. Clara’s or phanage were an enthusiastic au dience for the Gay '90s Review, Phi Kappa Unit given for them Sunday. PHILCO On Thursday, April 20, the Denver university’s Catholic fraternity. Phi chapter of Phi CYPC hostess. group is scheduled Kappa, recently elected new offi by the NCCS to visit the psycho cers. Bill Lockwood, from Lake- neurotic ward at Fitzsimons hos Combination view, Rockville Centre, L, 1., N. pital. Dancing and card playing Y., is the new president David are on the agenda. All girls who would like to attend are asked to Refrigerator call Angela Scherschel, CH. 8262, or Dorothy Garsther, AL. 5916, be tween 2:30 and 6:30, so that Red Cross transportation may be ar with ranged. The deadline for reserva tions is noon, April 20. The group will meet at the NCCS at 6.45 p.m. on that day. The May day rally to fight Com *Huge 2cu/t. munism will be held Monday, May 1, in Holy Ghost church. It is “ bon voyage’ to Edith Oli vetti and Mary Ann Heffernan, Home Freezer! who are leaving Saturday, April 22, for New York city, where tiiey will board the Queen ElUsabetfi They will make a pilgrimage to Rome and also visit France, Swit STERLINCeSe* zerland, Germany, Holland, Bel gium, England, Ireland, and Scot land. They plan to be gone ap proximately three months. In the CYPC bowling league, \^Tien you see this lovely new Gorham* Sterling the Pinheads and Beachcombers are tied for first place with 63-57. Last Newest Philco Advanced Design design you'll recognize its striking faithfulness to Friday’s high game was Joe Mc- Shane’s 221, and high series was Features—Cold from Top to Bottom its inspiration—the delicate and charming flower Bill Lockwood Francis Bruggenthies’ 567. For the women Caroline Hannasch AMAZING QUICK-CHIUtIt of eternal spring, Lily of the Valley. For here is a C. Ruth, from Denver, is the vice bowled a high game of 164 and Chills beverages, des TRUE ZERO ZONE president. In the secretarial posi Paula Steinbach had high series pattern with a delightful combination of modem tion, Thomas Fahey, Denver, will of 453. Ed Lynch and Pat Murphy serts, salads. Built-in TEMPERATURE handle the chores. Lino Agosti, are holding the high averages— covered meat storage. aimplicity and delicate grace, a pattern in harmony Pittsburgh, Pa., will control the 164 and 146, respectively. chapter’s finances as the new TJERE’S !a real 2 cu, ft. built-in homo with modern or traditional decor—sterling to b« treasurer. Communion Sundgy FULLY ADJUSTABLI UjUVU freezer, priced far below other designs. lived with and loved forever. See Gorham Overseer of the chapter’s house For St. Mork't April 23 Arrange them to. suit R obert Britt, Twin Falls,will be Robert Britt, Twin Falls,will Full-width, fully enclos^xSeparate super- (St. Mark’* Young People’* Club) yours^ for all foods. “ Lily df the Valley” * at our store now! Ida., new house manager. Jerry Sunday, April 23, St. Mark’s fast freezing shelf for ice tfays. See it now! Bradford, Bremerton, Wash., will Young People’s club will celebrate represent the Phi Kappas on the feast of its patron with Mass PHILCO 1104 SHOWN D.U.’s Interfraternity council. The and Communion at 9 o’clock in FKiSRlNiR-SNACK BPX position of historian is to be $364.50 ' Holy Family church. Afigr Mass a Giant Freshener for filled by Richard Seno, Denver. breakfast will be served in the fruits, vegetables— Frank Gatto, sergeant at arms, school hall. Since this is a special Snack Box for cheese, In six-piece place-settings, consist* will continue at his post. occasion, a well-prepared meal. snacka, butter, etc. ing of knife and fork, tea^>oon, The chapter’s governing * body, salad fork, cream soup spoon,spool. and the board o f trustees, will be RegU Sorority Schedules butter spreader, GorhamsmLif; Lily of the reigned over by Emmett Milner, • Sslf-Cloting Door Latch • Easy-Oul Denver; Albert Carmosino, Den. Ico Trays • King Six* Super Power Valley is priced at $25.50‘ pe: perplai ver; and the chapter’s president. Retreat at El Pomar Sytlam • Philco 5-Year Warranty setting. Fed. Tax included. Bill Lockwood. Newly appointed members in All present or former women elude John McCraner, Denver, to students in the Regis evening Liberal Trade in Allowance Free Delivery the responsible post of pledge school have been invited to attend master; Emmett Milner, to take the special retreat to be held at over as social chairman; and Jerry El Pomar, Colorado Springs, from Johnson, baseball letterman at Bt, May 5 through May 7. The retreat Martin’s cCllege, Olympia, Wash., is being held under the auspices of JOE ONOFRIO MU$IC CO. to take the helm of Yippe-Yappa’s the Beta chapter of Delta Sigma, softball team business and accounting sorority of Television’’ The new set of officers will on the Regis campus. manage and co-ordinate Phi Kap Reservations may be made by 1805 BROADWAY M A. 8585 pa’s activities and advancement on telephoning Miss Betty Markey at the local campus. SU. 1-2888. 4 Thundoy^ A p ril 20, 195Q Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEytjfone 4205. PAGE FIVE H d y Family High School Prom April .21 Denverite t(l Take 6 6 9 9 i W hy Pay More Vows as Rdigious e n cif ’ ’ s i t e (Trademark) 1 Mary Jo 'VL'eid, only daughter of Mrs. J. J. Weid, 2324 Jackson, is WM. W. MYER DRUG STORES to make her religious profession Money COMPANY at tbe Good Shepherd convent in Los Angeles, Calif., on April 24. Colorado Owned Stores Her aunt, Sister Mary of St. Bona- Englewood '/ 800 Santa Fe Dr# venture, the former Mary Ochs of 30 SoDth Broadway [ 15th and California Denver, has been a, member of PAY ONLY that community for the past 46 17th & Tremont 3933 W . Colfax years. Aftet^ graduation ,Trom y South "T a yaar, high school, Miss Weid was em ployed as a radio operator by the Clara Pohi Marfuarita Kirk Jaanna Buchar Patricia ScardJna Capitol Airlines in |Washington, per $100 borrowed ON APRIL 21 THE SILVER GLADE of the Cosmo D. C. On her return to Denver CATHEDRAL PARISH She studied in evening classes con . . . on now cart. Preport^notoly low rolet on oldor politan hotel, Denver, will be the scene of Holy Family These Friendly Firms Deserve Your Patronage ducted by Regis college. In Octo modeli. Save on insurance tool Choose your own re high school’s annual junior-senior prom. The royal court of the ber, 1947, she entered the Good liable agent...or trontfor your present cor insurance. occasion will be Bobbie Lee Haskins, prom queen; Marguerite Kirk Shepherd convent Mrs. Weid and he^ sister, Mrs. and Clara Pohs, senior attendants; Jeanne Bucher and Patricia E. M. Schmidt, are' leaving by INSTALMENT LOAN DEPARTMENT English Village Scardina, junior attendants. Royalty was selected by boys of the plane to attend the profession cere "The Benk to Sit for Loans" senior and junior classes. mony in Los Angeles. Home-Cooked Meals Bobbin Laa Haskina + + + • Auto a Slgnotura PRESCRIFTIONS CALLED At Sensible Prices Third Quarter \ a Home Improvement Loans FOR AND DELIVERED Breakfasts - Luncheons - Dinners a fHA and 01 Heme teens Colfax at Downing Denver Honor Roll "Meet Colorado" Operetta Parochial Pupils KCyitone 3217______826 E. Colfax Third quarter reports were mailed out Easter week. Those making the school honor roll, which la Spelling Bee DOYLE’S requires four As, one of which is Set by Westside Parish Six Denver parochiql school stu AVAILABLE TO RESIDENTS OF THE METROPOLITAN AREA OF DENVIR in religion, plus A in citizenship, (St. Joiaph’t Radamptoritt Parith, Gas Conversion PHARMACY.RI and no grade lower than B, are: dents spelled their way to the Denrar) In High School top and a spot in' the Rocky Th« Particular Dhigrist Seniors: Patricia Bruce, Sharon The operetta, Meet Colorado, is Fitzpatrick, Patricia Lucy, Caro Last week the work of installing Mountain News Ckilorado-Wyo- tfOdOIN 4 17th AVE. AND GRANT in full rehearsal. This musical per a gas conversion burner in the high ming spelldown Saturday, April Vinyls., coio line Feierstein, Shirley Thiesen, formance will be presented at KE. S9S7 PREE DELtVRRY school heating plant was completed 22, in Denver. ’ Anjenette Ross, Margaret Perko, West high auditorium Saturday, Jeannette Tate,' Charlotte Longo, and the unit was put into service. The six parochial spellers, all T y ia U d o n . April 29, at 8 p.m. and Sunday, girls, who will eompet? in the two- Ervin Barlock, Terence Goodwin, This is the first step in a plan to WE CAN DO ITI April 30, at 2:30 p.m. A perform state spelldown Saturday include Picture Frame Shop and Martin McNulty; obtain more room so that shower The firms listed here de ance for the sisters of the ciU and Mary Graboski, 13, 3()56 W. Cen * Let ui fignre your next print CLARK'S FLOWERS Juniors: Anita Corrazza, Vir and toilet facilitfes for girls can l713 Grant St. MAin 4438/ serve to be remembered near-by towns will be given Satur be installed in the school. An en ter avenue, St. Joseph’s school; ing job— largo or email, wa are ^ COMPLETE LINE OF CUT FLOWERS ginia Dickerson, and Teresa Mat- day, April 29, at 2:30 p.m. Many '* Fine Prints when you are distributing kovich; sophomores: Jo Anne Dyer, trance will be made on the west Joan Gamel, 14, 4640 Federal well equipped to give you AND POTTED PI ANTS pupils of SL Joseph’s high school side of the building so that it will boulevard, St Catherine’s: Jean Custom Framing }Ws Dsllw TA. ««2 Eileen Grace, Nancy Cress, Clara- the BEST in QUALITY and your patronage in the dif are participating in the show as serve the people who use St Jo McCormack, 13,. 4825 Federal Velvet and French Motsi Floral Sprays and Corsages ^ may Trainor, and Joan Engers; well as all the members of the boulevard,. Queen of Heaven or SERVICE. ferent lines of business. freshmen, Kathleen Mahoney and seph’s gymnasium. Oval Frames r\:OLrAX DRIVE-IN mo e . c q l f a x ^? band. phanage; Janet Murphy, 13, 427 Lillian Taylor. Future Events Sister M. Georgina has been First Communion day will be Clarkson street, St John the Metal Photo Frames Impressive Printers Ihe school auditorium was the training the glee club and the solo Evangelist’s; Kay Glowes, 12, scene of a gala dance sponsored by Sunday, May 7. The Drst Com Always Plenty of A. W. (Bed) Brelthanpl ists, Dwight McCready has been municants will receive the Eucha 1470 Quince street, St, James’ Parking Space the senior class April 10. Dick working with the band, and the school; and Patricia Noon, 15, of 1824 CURTIS ST. TAbor 2207 NOB HILL INN Hatchett Drug Store Zeylmaker’s orchestra furnished rist in the 8:30 Mass. 420 BAST COLFAX dancing is being directed by Miss It is planned to continue the 3642 Fox street, St. Louis’ school. “ The Start af Onallty and Senrlca" the music. Chaperons were ,Mr. Covillo and Miss Parker. Father c o c k t a i l s and Mrs. James Coursey, Mr. and Mothers’ Masses and envelopes and Thirty-nine parochial spellers Harry S. Smith, C.SS.R., is direct competed in a written contest, and Delicious Dinners Mrs. William Mullane, Mr. and cards will be available. The contri 'H .trS r 701 GRANT ing the show and will supervise its then the top 27 matched wits in an Mrs. Fred Burke, and Mr. and butions are pooled and divided HOT AND COLD LUNCHES Cbmpounding pretcriptlont U tht moit production. Scenery is being into High Mass stipends so that oral spelldown. The last girl to go ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S PARISH importint pirt of our bailntu. Mrs. Bernard Caulfield. Richard Yaor BaiInMi !• AppreelatMl Bara painted by Sister M. Stephanie, every week of the year at least two down before the contest was over Aichele, senior class president, was Patronize These Friendly Firms Miss Marion Stortz will take care High Masses will be offered for WM Katherine Keely of St. Dom in general charge, assisted by Mar of make-up and will help with cos inic's, who failed to spell “ o'ceur- lene Coliano, chairman of the deco th'e mothers whose names have tuming. Tickets for the perform been inscribed. rehce.” The last boy was Daniel rations committee, and Catherine ances can be procured from any Porecco of Assumption school, : Mi-Tee-Fine Burke, in charge of refreshments. The St. Joseph Double Ring club of St. Jo.seph’s high school pupils is planning a schedule of activ Welby, who met defeat on the ST. JOSEPH'S PARISH In honor of the feast day of Hawes Food Store ; Sandwich Shop or at the rectory. ities for the summer, word “ chimpanzee.” ■ Ownsd and Operated by * Please Patronize These ^Friendly Firms Father Leo Flynn, pastor of Holy Booker Hawes—Gsyla Hawes ■ the Eocene Lamantkyi— alt T * Family parish, the school was An IGA Store J Now Serving Hot ■ granted an extra day of Easter vacation. Fifty junior girls took Will Meet April 28 ■ Breakfasts-Lunches-Dinnert ^ Quality Meats - ' Hoira 7 A.M. to 8 P.M. e ^ Hastings Drugs Santa Fe Shoe advantage of this privilege to pic Groceries a 2620 E. Louiaiana SP. 6547 0 Hospital nic in Evergreen. They were ac companied by the sisters of the Christ, King PTA to Install Offijeers Fresh & Frozen Fruits Washington Park M kt. ^ Prescriptions, Work Done While You Weit grade and high school faculties. and Vegetables Shop Cloaca Noon Saturdaya Red & White Food Store (Chrift the King Parish, Denver) home, 4810 E. Sixth aveune Fri Collins and Julesburg made the Louisiana and Clayton ^ Fountain & Luncheonette The members of the Altar and day, April 28. journey with her. ^ i BILL HUGHES, Prop. 742 Santa Fe Drive Academy Conducts The St. Frances Cabrini circle Mrs. M. J. O’Fallon, Jr., will SP. 5717 ^ 733 Santa Fe Dr. KE. 6532 Rosary aociety will meet in the churclvfor the recitation of the enjoyed the hospitality of Mrs. leave for California early in May. Open 7 to 7 Week Days Complete Food Service Rosary Friday, April 28, at 1 :30 Charles Elliot in her home April She plans to spend tHe next year Closed Sundays 598 South Gilpin First Communion p.m., after which they will ad- 12. Mmes. R. A. Woodson and in travel. | “Ifi Swart t» Ba Thrifty" (St. M a r y ’ i Academy, Denver) jpurn to the school hall for the Richard Shay received the awards. Mrs. Mary Walsh Murray, who Sunday, April 16, was the occa business meeting. The nominating Mrs. A1 Riede was hostess to St. had been a patient alf Mercy hos FINER CLEANING sion of First Communion at St. committee appointed at the last John’s circle in her new home, pital for the past foi^ weeks has LEN’S^rm acy Mary’s academy. The following meeting will make its report and 2701 E. Seventh avenue, on been moved to her Ijome, but is L. O. FEHR, Prop. made their First Communion: Ei- the new officers for the coming April 13. Mmes Betty Kerr and not yet able to see vifeitors. Hembtr 8L Vincent de Panl’a Pariah year will be installed. Robert Stewart received the bridge Have Your Doctor Phonn I.U.[lEANERi rene Shields, Karen McGee, Jean- The Rev. Marshall ^inne, C.M., nie Petrick, Jeanette Patrick, “ The Teenettes”— Ann Jensen, awards. who spoke at the Masses April '16, Ua Your Prescription Diane Alanis, Ellen Kay Hall, June Rosemary Hallam, Carol Starr, At ^ e meeting of the Little has just completed his term as Flower circle in the home of Mrs. 2707 E. Louisiana RA. 3739 McGregor, Pennie Whitney, Mary Chris Martin, Laura Jean Bowen, Erovincial of the westpn province At Lonialana and Sont^ Clayton 2060 SO.UNIVERMTY 7ff-PE4517 Neil Sullivan on April 13, Mmes. Green, Jeremie Owen, Vicki and Ginger Pedley— sponsored by of the Congregation :of the Mis D. W, Hambrick, Ruth Connor, But the Same Fine Quality Porter, Marj’ Catherihe McMahon, Mmes. Kay Martin and Alice Ped sions, and is taking b short rest and 0. J. Armstrong received the Michele McCarty, and Josephine ley, will present a song recital. before entering uponlhis next as awards. Zarate. More than 50 couples enjoyed signment. I nONNlE BRAE C h a J iU s k . NATIONAL BRANDS STORE The fifth, sixth, seventh, and the hospitality of the Men’s club Mrs. Ansel Smith will be hostess eighth grades sang hymns at the at its social meeting Wednesday, to St. Jude’s circle in her home, Baptized Sunday by the Rev, K E y ston e 0747743 Santa Fe Drive KEystone 0747743 Mass. April 12, in the school hall. The 1585 Glencoe street, at luncheon John W. Scannell was'David Clark l i Shoppin;g District The junior-senior dinner dance “Jolly Corks,” under the direction and bridge on Thursday, April 27, Thompson, infant soni of Mr. and was held April 17 at the Wolhurst of Kenneth Sloan, furnjehed the at 1 o’clock. Mrs. Harold L. Thompson. Daniel Country club. Mary Sue Dick was entertainment. Mrs. William B. Swigert and Madden and Edith Clirk were the crowned prom queen by Joanne The night meeting of the Par daughter, Roberta, spent the week sponsors. | CONOCO PRODUCTS Seep, junior president. The queen’s ent-Teachers’ association on Mon end in Omaha for the wedding Of Instruction classes fot Catholics Lubrication, Car Washing, Batteries Buchanan's @ Service SHOPPWe CENTER attOTdants were Mary Kay Cun day, April 17, was the best at Mrs. Swigert’s nephew, Harold An and non-Catholics are held each derson, which was also the oc Monday and Friday evenings in the Recharged, Tire Vnlcanixing ningham, Jo. Mulligan, and Jo tended and most enthusiastic meet Complete Washing and PATRONIZE THESE FRIENDLY FIRMS Anne Thompson. The queen and ing since the organization of the casion for a family reunion. Mrs. rectory, 860 Elm street, at 8 BOXXIE BRAE her attendants were elected by Swigert’s two sisters from Fort o’clock. I Lubricating Servic* 48TH AND PECOS STREETS PTA. CONOCO SERVICE members of the junior class. The following slate of officers Lee Tires and Phillips On April 25 the freshman class as presented by Mrs. Arthur J. 724 So. University PE. 9909 will present its mission project. Morroni, chairman of the nomin Batteries ^ The firms listed here de At various periods on Thursday, St. Vincent de Paul"s|PTA SHOE REBUiLDERS ating committee, was unanimously Bonnie Brae GENE and BILL’S serve to be remembered April 20, the high and elementary accepted and installed: President, FRIENDLY SERVK3E when you are distributing Expert Work Done classes will go to the'. Chappell Mrs. William B. Swigert; vice Brng Co. house to view the exhibition, “ The president, Mrs. James Cudmore; Alfred C. Andersen. Owner-Manaxer Praa PIck-np and Daltrery your patronage in the dif W hile You Wait Native Craftsman.’’ secretary, Mrs. Fred Houck; hist Sees Pupils" Original Play Have your Doctor phone us 709 S. Univ. SP. 9723 orian, Mrs, Arthur Steinke; and your Prescriptions ferent lines of business. . 4827 Pecoi CitNoilt Pftp. GE. 0786 (St. Vincent de Paul’s Parish, freshments were served. The next Open from T tO 11 p.oL treasurer, Mrs. Kenneth Sloan. Denver) meeting will be in (he home of Been, Wines, Etc. ST. JAMES' PARISH Mrs. Stanley Nowack, co-chair The PTA met in the school hall, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Verlinden 763 So. University RA. 2874 man of the recent minstrel show, on Monday, April 17, at 2:30 p.m. Saturday, April 22. j Patronise Thdse Friendl/ Firms turned over to the PTA' the pro The president, Mrs. P. W. Bowl • The Boy Scouts of tijoop 140 have Preisser's Red & White Bonnie Brae ; CHAFFEEDRUG STORE ceeds of this project for the build ing, presided. A clever play was a n ew scoutmasterJ John W. ing and equipping of the kitchen The Store presented by the eighth grade Swanke. Last Saturday morning Grocery and Market HABDWABE: NIAGARA SERVICE for the new cafeteria. Work on oupils. It was written by Joseph 25 Boy Scouts went ;up to Gene the kitchen will commence as soon McCarthy and his daughter, Kathy see park for an ovdrnight hike. FANCY MEATS. VEGETABLES. AND Komac Colorizer Paints* DRUGS - WINES - COLD BEERS - etc. a QUALITY GROCERIES AT Howard Brown, Prop. as school is dismissed for the sum Lou. They spent the night in the old mer and will be completed when REASONABLE PRICES Sport Goods GR. 4897 Free Delivery 48th and Pecos L G A S & OILS Mrs. William Hughes, chairman CCC barracks. They W re accom Free Delivery SPmee 4447 school opens in the fall. panied by Maj.. Janies McGuire, Lubrication db Waahing of the nominating committee, pre 2831 E. Ohio Ave. (So. Univ. and Oliiol 2324 E. Expoaition SP. 3 6 4 6 1 Mrs. William L. Zint was ap sented the slate of officers for the Arch Johnson, Ed Gferity, Victor Wa Call For and DellTtr Can pointed physical education direo coming year, which was unani Bobbin, and Jim McOlanahan.(jlanal A1 6700 E. COLFAX FR. 9226 tor. She will work out the type of mously adopted. The officers are: though a heavy snow fell in the COLOmZER PAINT & HARDWARE STORE games, etc., for each grade and will Presiclent, Mrs. P. W. Bowling; park region, which prevented any SOIJTII GAYLORD have everything in readiness for vice president, Mrs. Wilbur Gun hiking, the boys had a great time. the opening of school next fall. ther; secretary, Mrs. James Ryan; They arrived home about Sunday KOMAC PAINT — 1322 COLORS HOLY FAMILY To provide equipment for the treasurer, Mrs. Helen Luecke; noon. Several of the boys of troop opping District gymnasium, the PTA will hold a 140 received awards at the court Patronise These Friendly FiPms auditor, Mrs. Murray Wolz; anil .4809 PECOS GL. 3301 haked food tale Sunday, May 7. historian, Mrs. David Sikes. of honor held at Byer^ j,unior high Home-baked pies, cakes, cookies, The members voted to give school April 17. rolls, bread, etc., will be for $650 of the PTA fundi to Mon- A meeting of the diitrict Overstake's Pharmacy Shoes for the Family FAIVNEVG’S tale in the school hall after all lignor Eugene A. O’Sullivan for captaini for the Building Fund the Mattes. drive will be held in the school 1000 So. Gaylord RA. 4401 the purchase of textbooks and Weatherbird Shoes for Children TEXACO SERVICE on Friday evening, April 21, at Have Your Doctor Phone eAll nxembers of the PTA are library material, badly neadad in X-ray Fitting BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH TIRES - BATTERIES asked to make donations for this 8 o'clock. It is impbrtant that Vs His Prescription ACCESSORIES all the grades. all these men be present. Patronize These Friendly Firms sale, but contributions from any We Deliver Sendel Shoe Store COMPLETE SERVICING member of the parish will be wel Mrs. Helen Sandburg, member The Mother Cabrini sewing cir REASONABLE PRICES o f the speakers’ bureau of the cle will meet in the ;home of Mrs. We Che Green Stamps 1023 So. Gaylord RA. 5087 44th & STUART GR. 9824 come, Anyone wishing to make a donation but unable to make de- American Cancer society, spoke in Agnes Grosheider, 92)2 Cove way, m Ijvfcry on Sunday is asked to con^behalf of the cancer campaign. on Thursday, April 2'7, at p.m. BONNIE BRAE , ROSS VARIETY STORE tact Mrs. William B. Swigert, Monsignor O’Sullivan asked the NOTIONS - INFANT WEAR Holly Flower Shop EA. 2390; or Mrs: Fred Houck, members to make themselves re BOB’S IGA ANNUNCIATION sponsible for meeting new parish FOR YO U R PE. 2464 Plumbing & Heating Hardware - Toyt ^ Joe Porwoll (Bleued Sacrament Pariah) FR. 6821, on Saturday, May 6, and Patronise These Friendly Firms ioners and interesting them in com Free Delivery — DE. 4291 arrangements will be made to pick C«rl Canningham Ret. Ph« DE. v 2214-16 Kearney up their contribution. ing to the meetings, thereby giving PLUMBING NEEDS SUPER MARKET Tro7 Cunningham Rea. Ph« PE. 1171 4 b E . 4488 5602 E. Colfax at Holly St. Sister Mary Theophane, princi them an opportunity of getting ac G. E. APPLIAN(3:S quainted with other members. Meats • Grocerlet • Vegetablea pal of the achool, had all the 1076 So. Gaylord RA. 460r LONDON MARKET classrooms open on Monday night, The committee members pre Better Quality for Less FOR TOP MARKET PRICE busy completing plans for the John C. LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH and the work being done in the dif dance and card party to be held, Mobiloil - Pennxoil • Mobilgas AND GROCERY ferent ^ades was arranged for in SchoU JOHIV F. for the benefit of the Altar so Lubrication & Washing OSCAR TUNNELU Prop. spection. HARDWARE FINEST ciety in the school hall on the night Tune Up • Clutch & Brake . Realtor Quality Meata and Groceriei The sixth grade, with a 93-per- PYREXWARE, SILEX COFFEE MAKERS' HEATS AND of May 3. Mrs. Wilbur Gunther, 6107 E. 22nd AVE. AT KEARNEY PHONES I MA. 5211 TA. SMI cent attendance, received the at KEMTONE — McMURTRY PAINTS GROCERIES 2IM WALNUT chairman, promises that this will So. Goylord Service HOUSEHOLD WARE Call DE 4266 Anytime tendance award. T. Raber Taylor be a real party for all the parish, 2111 Falrfaa (24 Hour Strvict) spoke on “ Our Father and Our both young and old. Tickets will SHOP: SP. 2309 Center and Garage So. Gaylord Hdw. Co. FR. 270* Mtmber RMlt«rt’ Littini Exiban«t Children.” Mmes. John Bruno and be $1 per person. There will be a RES: SP. 9122 SP. 6443 1055 So. G.iylord SP. 296 Jack Driscol, representing the good orchestra and entertainment, 1001 So. Gaylord LOYOLA PARISH second grade, and Stephen L. R. and free refreshments will be BRICKEY & MOLLOT YOVi ALWAYS Fairfax Hardware McNichols, representing the boys served. Quality Cleaning Patronise These Friendly Firms of the first grade, provided a The eighth grade mothers will Frank Mollot, Owner (Colfax at Fairfax) Dutch lunch. (Member S t Vincent* de Paul*! SOCOU&TS It MfiTY MSTOD SAVE AT serve a lunch to the school children Parish) ; Washington Park h a r d w a r e , g l a s s . PAINTS Dr. Stidger, who heads the free on Wednesday, April 26. The price MARY AMME HOUSEHOLD ITEMS 665 So. N oil St. Cleaners SIMMONS DRUG Dental clinic at Denver.. General will be 36 cents. FR. 27^5 6022 E. Colfax hospital, has announced that Cath- Our Lady of Victory circle will BAKERIES N. W. CHRI3TENSE.*4 n i l Cah. Blrk. SPRING IS HEREI EA. Ilia H. U Rlnahart, Prop. blics are not making the use of 1087 S. Gaylord SP. 7898, Wt Call For and Dtllvar meet in the home of Mrs. Henty DOMR this clinic which it merits, and that Bettinger on Thursday, April ' 20, Quality Repair Parts D«oratrd Custom Cleanert unless more use of it is made, it at 1:16. DEXTER CLEANERS Expert Woikmonship WEDDING The firms listed here de and Dyers ,may be necessary to discontinue it. St. Vincent de Paul's circle will CAKES PICKUP AND DELIVERY serve to be remembered Anyone interested is asked to con be entertained by Mrs. Ralph Mc- ("all battar” ) BARLAN r. CBEDSET tact Mrs. Anthony Karpisek, health Wo Sell and Install E. 23rd and DEXTER FR. 1656 Clean with a desaert-luncheon on *5 op *"* [ominunity flouier when you are distributing £ . 34th and St. Paul chairman for Christ the King par DRAPES, CURTAINS, Tuesday, April 25. PrM Dcllrery on tZ Ordar 1045 SOUTH GRyiORO EAat 4474 ish, at 820 Cherry street, phone S t Alexander’s card circle met BLANKETS your patronage in the dif 1014 8. Gaylord I t Breadway PHONE SfVuc«73l8 Alterationa FRemont 2665. in the home of Mr. and Mrs. John PEarl T ilt SPraea 7413 Store ferent lines of business. PLUMBING (QUIPMiNT SPRING aE A N IN G TIME Rugs, Curtains, Draperies Mrs. D. M. McEndaffer will en Mulqueen. Honors were won by VAN ZIMMERMAN, Utnagar tertain St Anne’s circle in her Mr. and Mrs. Perry August Re la w> W"'»'e-j(?r 11 / ; i. PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Kfystone 4205 Thurtdoy, April 20, 1950 Court St\ Rita, C. D. of A., Invited CARROLL SISTERS MEN AND WOMEN’S Featured in Fashion Show SCHOOL OF DANCING Baby Annex Will Benefit Toa - Tap - Ballet - Acrobatie S jU jU a . Eorollmcnti Satardayi .12:09 to t P M . Tailored to Home Phone GL. 1373 From Annual Tea Apr. 23 B u i. TA. 4933 ^ Individual Measure Members of Court St. Rita 625, Catholic Daughters of America, Denver, have been invited to attend the annual and Taste tea sponsored iby the junior circles in the nurses’ home of St. Joseph’s hospital for the benefit of the baby annex FEATURING Sunday aftempon, April 23, from 2 to 5. ' Under the direction of Mrs. Sa- Clerical Suits and Cassocks bina O’Malley, a member of Ml of the Holy Cross court of Grand Abbess-Elect Plans Junction and at pt.esent personnel consultant of St. Joseph’s, new c d l Summer Fabrics linoleum has been laid throughout To AddriSs Club on the baby annex. Voluntary offer ings at the tea will be used to help Visit to Jtigmatist defray the expense of the /fttFtam eed linoleum. The proceeds from the RICHARD'S CLOTHING CO. card party April 19 were used for The Regis W(>man’s club will the same cause. Cheddar Cheese 175^ Champa Street KE. 6414 be treated to ^ first-hand ac The court will have its annual count of the life! of Therese Neu Communion and breakfast May 7. mann at the next meeting to be Communion will be received in a TWISTS held in the Regjs college dining body in the 8 o’clock Mass in the THE CHICAGO hall, Denver, on .ITuesday, May 2, Cathedral and breakfast will be MKT. at 1:80 p.m. at 9:30 in the Onyx room of the HIGHEST QUALITY MEATS Mother AuguStina of South Brown Palace hotel. Reservations Frozen Foods — Groceries — Bakery Goods Boulder, Abbess-elect of St. Wal- for breakfast may be made with 614 13TH ST. AL. 6 9 2 0 burga’s abbey m Bavaria, who Mrs. Frances Schmidt, PE. 7142, or Mrs. Justine Hideman, Entrancs on 15th Street Next to New Post Bnilding spent three days with the famous stigmatic when she visited Eur SP. 3191. ope, will addressi the club and all An anounceipent has been re i members are urmd to bring their ceived from State Grand Re INTERMOUNTAIN ELEVATORS friends to hear this special talk. gent Catherine McNulty of the biennial meeting of the state DENVER Of interest is the fact that dur ing this visit, Therese Neumann court at Gleitwood Springs May 20-21. Headquarters will be in predicted that the nun would be Fort Morgan Flour Mills the Denver hotel. Members of come an Abbess, more than a year Court St. Therese 1084 of Glen- FORT MORGAN an^ a half before the event ac- wood Springs will be hostesses. tuaTly took place.] Members wishing to attend this BRANCHES AT— The meeting has been thrown meeting may obtain further in LONGMONT... YUMA MEMBERS OF THE ALUMNAE and Seated (left to right) are Mrs. Richard Polak with ppen to the general public so that formation from Mrs. Louise Johnny, Cheri, and Kristen Ann; Paula Curran, all who wish to hear Mother Aug Brown, grand regent, SP. 8152. HUDSON . . . HILL ROSE their children who participated in the Terry Ann Grant, and Mrs. E. L. Curran holding ustine’s talk majr attend, it was NEW fashion show sponsored by the Women’s club at At the meeting April 13 Cecelia Mary Teresa; standing in back is Mrs. James J. announced by Mrs. Karl Mayer, Kovalesky sang three numbers, DIFFERENT MILLERS AND HANDLERS Loretto Heights college, Denver, are shown above. Grant, holding Jeanne Marie and Jimmie. president of the yioman’s club. ------^ filling in for Winifred Linsen- Popped corn in a new form, OF FLOUR, WHEAT, CORN, • + , + ■ + maier, who was ill. Miss Kovalesky, coated with genuine Kraft’s BARLEY, OATS, AND MILL a member of the court, is studying More than 500 attended the Aged Cheddar Cheese FEEDS fashion show, luncheon, and card Board of Directors Meets , voice in New York and was home for several weeks. She has ap party sponsored by the Women’s peared as a featured singer in a ffyou tike cheese,,, Country Ship pert! club of Loretto Heights April 16. Consign Your Shipment To Vi number of the performances of The capacity crowd more than ful the Denver Grand Opera company. youYtlore these! filled the expectations of the com Virginia Ginn, violinist, and Ann mittees who planned the party. Infant of Prague Nursery Had Marie O’Connor, accordionist, also Both the • cafeteria and Roundup gave performances at the meeting. CARLSON Finest Quality room were filled and the overflow Father John Haley, chaplain of crowd was taken care of in ad the court, suggested joining the WESTERKAMP^S joining rooms. College girls acted Trappists in “ 60 seconds with FRIN K DAIRY FOODS as ushers and served. $19,776 Expenditures in {Year KE. 9043 5106 Wash. Cod’’ as recommended in their Denver girls in the fashion show literature, by devoting a minute EVERYTHING A GOOD GROCERY SHOULD HAVE . MILKS- were Elaine Rusche, B^ty Wathen, The board of directors of the Infant of Prague nursery held the annual meeting each day, at the same hour, if possible, to a short prayer for a BEST FOODS AT LOWEST PRICES Golden Guerntey Betsy Foley, Jane Cuthbertson, April 12 in the home of Mrs. T. A. Cosgriff, first vice president. Miss l)Iary Nadorff, — WE DELIVER - Betty Imhoff, Arlene Schuster, treasurer, reported the total expenditures from Jan. 1, 1949, to Dec. 31,: 1949, at $19,' special intention, such as peace. Homogenized Vitamin D Kathy FitzGerald, Lorraine Magor, •FRINK-the Best* C. Kelly, Betty J. Spittell, Mary 776.72. The average pperating expense per month for 1949 was $1,551.01). The average CREAM-BUnER- Lee Guy, Pat O’Dky, Marlene number of infants cared for in 1949 was 44; and the average monthly cost ber infant was Freudenstein, and Lou Ann Star- $35.25. ------^------HUMMEL'S BUTTERMILK key, who was the general chair Mrs. Margaret Fletcher, super- Denver’ s Leading COHAGE CHEESE icncan man. Five members of the alumnae intendent of the nursery, reported Delicatessen Carlton's Delicious and their children also modeled. that all the children were well. Da Costa Singers Give . IC E C R E A M Mrs. H. P. Alie, president of the The general health of the children Family Size Beauty Women’s club, sent this message to in the nursery has been good At your store or at your door all who worked on the party: ‘‘My throughout the entire year. 'The Program at Hospital Chicken Pot Pie 'MACARONI PRODUCTS personal thanks to our sisters at average cared for at once was 44. the Heights who helped with the Nine adoptions of children from Picnic Foods Melba had made her debut in party; our general chairman, Mrs. the nursery have been completed; On Sunday evening Madame The CARLSON-FRINK Co. Brussels with tremendous success. Mrs. M. P. McDononugh, assisted one child was placed in a foster Blanche Da Costa and her group Miss Allen’s soft! high tones were Milwatikee Sausage Denver's Qualify Dairy — MAin 0111 by Galen Rowe and Mrs. Clarence home; and 18 children were dis of singers entertained the sisters, a joy to hear, j CASSEROLES TO TAKE OUT Freudenstein; the ticket commit missed—two to mental institutions, nurses, and their friends in the tee, headed by Mrs. George Bader one to a hospital, and two to their auditorium of the nurses’ home at Marlene McCabe sang Marguer- 311 E. 7th KE. 1986 and Mrs. Frank Beckord; the sew- parents. Total dismissals were 28, S t Joseph’s hospital, Denver. Ma ita’s “Jewel Song” from Faust. ing group, headed by Mrs. H. J. total admissions 26. dame Da Costa told of the life Genevieve Marconx sang the "Se- Brewer and Mrs. J. E. Plym, who Mrs. James B. Kenney, volun and career of Mme. Nellie Melba. guidilla” from Cirmen and Bizet’s prepared the table prizes; to all teer chairman, reported that in Musical numbers which the great “ Agnus Dei.”* Katherine Perenyi artist had sung were presented who participated in the fashion 1949 there were 200 registered delighted the audience with Elsa’s A Senrdcc f o r a l l d e p o s i t o r s show, directed by Miss Lou Ann volunteers who gave 8,486 throughout the talk. “ Dream” from Lohengrin and a Starkey and narrated by Miss hours of time to the nursery. Maria Battaglia gave delightful charming number, “ Black Roses,” YOUR NAME IMPRINTED ON ALL YOUR CHECKS Louise Childers; to all who so gen One volunteer, Mrs. H. Dona interpretations of the "Drinking by Jean Sibcliui. Mrs. Perenyi erously donated special prizes and hue, volunteered 412 hours in often sings at St. Joseph’s and is supplies and attended the party; 1949. Nurses from the ACCN much beloved by the sisters. The Tow Need Not Carry and, last but not least, the entire volunteer 24 hours every week. group of singer^ closed the pro The Beer That group of women who worked so gram singing “ Home Sweet Home,” The report of the nominating number Prince George had re o Lot of Cash Arownd hard in the kitchen, prepatfng and committee, Mrs. L. A. Higgins, quested Mme. Melba to sing when Readily cashed because ideotifica- Made Milwaukee Famous serving the delicious lunih.- ik and chairman, follows: the girls who so graciously served she appeared forfa concert in Nor ytion of personalized checks is so MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. as hostesses." For the board of directors for way. ' three-year period, 1950-1953: Joyce Kitts sang “ Farewell, My easy, you'll be using checks instead i ^ _ _ R o b e r t M. — Paul V. — M. T. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, the Little Table” from Manon, of cash . , . you'll avoid the danger Rt. Rev. Monsignor John R. Mul- of loss . . . you'll make buying sim Card Party Set May 9 roy, the Very Rev. Monsignor El mer J. Kolka, the Rev. William SAVE 1/3 OPd YOUR pler and safer. 3 FINE STORES By Good Shepherd Aid Monahan, Mi.ss Mary Nadorff, MEAT BILL Miss Catharine Maloney, Mrs. T Invites you to obtain 87 So. Broadway J. Morrissey, Joseph Craven, Mrs. By Baying in Memberi of the Good Shep personally imprinted checks TODAY I 753 So. University Blvd. Albert A. Reide, Mrs. Thomas Qnafitity herd Aid society, Denver, will Garrison, Mis^ Gertrude Graef, Complete Processing Service 1530 Colorado Blvd./ sponsor their annual spring and Mrs. Cletus Koester; card party at the convent on ^ To fill vacancies, term to ex Steel Lockers Availahle € Tuesday, May 9. Dessert will pire in 1952: Mrs. Jerry Capin- ^ n t r a l - i z e DELICIOUS CAKES-PIES-ROLLS he served from 12:30. Arrange ella, and Mrs. William Augustine; KING'S FRIGID ments are being completed and Offfeers unanimously elected your banking now more details will be given in Sold at Our 3 Stores Only President, Archbishop Vehr; first ! FOOD BANK next week’s “ Register.” (Hr. and Mrs.' A. A. King of vice president, Mrs. T. A. Cos Cathedral Parish) griff; second vice president, Mrs THE CENTRAL BANK & TRUST CO. James Kenney; corresponding sec 2041 So. University 1STH AND AMRANOt.STRIITS OINVER, COLORADO retary, Miss Catharine Maloney; PE. 3533 treasurer. Miss Mary Nadorff; and Mme, Blanche Da Coita recording secretary, Mrs. Cletus Koester. Song” from La Traviata, and the Addio” from La Boheme. Ann .r- Allen then followed with the diffi P ' “SPICK'N SPiir/^. / cult aria “ Cara Nome,” from Rigo- letto, the opera in' which Mme. FOR St. Clara-Rosary LEVERAGE OF MODERATION Paramount Club Slates lighten your spring cleaning Alumnae Group Chicken Dinner Apr, 29 tasks with these aids from SAFEWAY The Paramount club held a so Holds Meeting cial get-together April H with a good attendance and s ^ e ne^ The Denver chapter of the St. members. The evening was spent Clara-Rosary college alumnae met in dancing and playing cards. The With the spring comes that inevitable Thursday evening, April 13, in members are planning a chicken the home of Mrs. Milton W. Allen, dinner in the Knights of Columbus 2391 Eudora street. It was a post- home, 16th and Grant streets. Den .urge to tear down the curtains, and rip Lenben social meeting with the St, Saturday, April 29. The pricever. Clara alumnae as honored guests is $1.50 per person. up the carpets, and set in on a round of of' the evening. Mrs. Charles A Haskell contributed her photo All old and new members are invited. Reservations may be made housecleaning. A good precedent, that, albums of ‘‘Mound days” for the enjoyment of the group and Mrs. by calling FR. 4273 before April I. L- Barstow showed a collection 29 or by coming to the next social and one that insures a comely home. of colored slides, including some gathering April 25 in the Catholic taken during her attendance at the Charities annex, 17th and Grant Americas Fine Liqht^Beer centennial celebration of St, streets. I Thank goodness, it isn’t such back* Clara’s academy, Sinsinawa, Wis. S t Clara alumnae in Denver in breaking work as it used to be, due to the clude Mmes. Milton Allen. I. L. SHOE SPECIAL Barstow, Genevieve D. Bowen, many improvements in cleaning com W. V. Elliott, Charles Haskell, Henry P. LeClair, and C. J. Friday & Saturday pounds, waxes, and the like. You’ll find Lowen, and Miss Valentine Mix, Rosemary Bushnell, and Madeline Women’s Casuals Marie Rice. a full stock at Safeway, all priced at Safe Special asiortment Miss Rice gave an account of . 9 9 her recent vacation in Hawaii, to dote' out— Red, way-low prices. highlights of which included one of Green, Multicolor the first military escorted tours of Reguigr 3,95 and 4.95 Values the Pearl Harbor area, attendance at a native luluana banquet and Men’s Oxfords Easter memorial services in Punch Special attortment S a $ < g .9 9 BoyrI, the military cemetery where to dote out— Good Ernie Pyle is now buried. range tizet and patternt v Mrs. Eugene B. Rice and Mrs Values up to 7.95 C. A. Crapo were invited guests. iMrs. Crapo told the group about here-visit to St. Clara’s convent, where, on March 25, she saw her DAN'S WAY daughter. Miss Jeanne Crajio, re ceive the veil as a novice in the Family Shoe Store Order of the Dominican Sisters of 50 So. Broadway SH. 0797 UXAJ • the Most Holy Rosary. Fashion Show at Albany Hotel Mothers to Be Blessed TROPICAL FISH Largest Selection in Denver Your Annual Spring Benefit Slated At St. Rose of Limas in Tank* from 1 to 30 gal. Guarantee Complete Line of Special Rite on May 14 Supplies of May 18 by Archbishop's Guild Birds ■ Dogs - Pets (St. Rose of Lima’s Parish, in a full page spread of The (Archbishop’a Guild, Denver) Saiisfacfion Denver) Post two weeks ago. Three mem QUALITY PET The annual spring benefit of the Archbishop’s guild Dietetic Unit to Meet The Altar and Rosary society bers of the group are daughters will be a fashion show and entertainment at the Albany met on Thursday afternoon, April of Mr. and Mrs. W . H, Eckhardt SUPPLY hotel on May 18 in the evening. Miss Evelyn Peterson of At Jewish Hospital 13, in the parish hall. Among new of this parish. the May Co. will present the style show for that company. members were Mrs.' John McDon Tickets will be sold after each 1513 Clenarm • AC. 0181 ald, Mrs. Burton Stadig, and Mfs. Mass on Sundays at 50 cents for The models used will be members of the guild to be an T h e Denver Dietetic associa W. J. Dixon. After the recitation tion’s meeting fbr April will be adults and 25 cents for children. nounced later. There will be spe of the Rosary, Mrs. Thomas O’Lear The grand prize, to be awarded to cial gifts and refreshments. • held in the National Jewish hospi made a report of the flower com Ours is a record of 60 years tal, E. Colfax and Colorado boule the girl who sells the most adult The donations will be $1. Tick mittee and announced that Mrs. tickets, will be a three-piece gold ets may be procured from any vard, Denver, on Tuesday evening, F. Kirsebner had donated the calla of satisfactory service to, the April 25, at 7 :45. Mrs. Foldi, chief pen, pencil, and ballpoint-pen sk member of the guild or by calling lilies and carnations for the altar 'The hoy who sells the most adult Mrs. Virginia Thompson, chair dietitian in the hospital, will be Easter. Ifostess. tickets will receive a pair of base Catholic families of this com man, at PE. 8561. Father Barry Wogan an ball shoes. Weekly prizes will be Miss Margaret Lynch, chairman M. Bernaski, director of the nounced there will be a special awarded to the boy and girl sell Wa Offer a Complet* Optfesl Sarriea munity. It is the best guaran- of hospitality, announces that her school of hotel a n d restaurant blessing for all .mothers and ing the greatest number of tickets. EXAMINATION, REFRACTION, assistants are Mmes. Jennie management and food courses at children of the, parish on All prizes will be awarded on May I Petschauer, Dorqthy Dandrow, PRESCRIPTION tee in the world that we will the University of Denver, will Mother’s day. May 14, at 4 14. Children who wish to join the AO Glasses Manufactured la Clella Barry, and June Marshall; speak on the need for serving at o’clock. At this time there will contest are asked to call Mrs. Terry Our 0\Mi Laboratory and Miss Jessie Pasquale. tractive food; he will also demon also be installation of new offi Donaldson, PE. 5578, or Mrs. Jo Quick Repair Service continue to serve efficiently Mrs. Eileen Koester has named strate different ways to decorate cers of the Holy N^ame society. seph Figlino, SP. 0221. Broken Lenses Duplicated her assistants also. They Mrs. the food served. Mrs. Edwin Moore reported for Oculist Prescriptions Filled Mary Kinkel, Miss Catharine Ma Mrs. Ralph Melphy reported that and economically every time the sick committee in the absence St. Anne’s circle had cleared $73.74 loney, and Miss Frances Graves. of the chairman, Mrs. George HIRRY M. LUSTI0 The presidents of the circles are at the games party on St. Pat we are called. Holy Ghost Altar Unit Decker. Among those ill are Mrs rick’s day. She expressed her grat JOSEPH VOLOSIH subscription chairmen. They are Blanche Schroer, who is a pa Pauline Koran, Mary McGrath, itude to the local merchants who State Registered Optometrists Plans Luncheon Apr. 27 tient in a local hospital; Mrs. E had contributed gifts for the party. 9S5 15TH STREET KE. 3685 Thelma Miles, Margaret Mc- V. DeMers and Mrs. Arthur Payne, Callin, Margaret Hogan, Carrie St. Anne’s circle presented $10 to LIBERAL CREDIT TEEMS The Holy Ghost Altar and Ros in St. Joseph’s hospital; Mrs. J. A. the Easter collection and $50 to the Barry, Helen Kinkel, Pat Pimpl, Hazier, now at home after being Frances Edmonds, Helen Canny ary society will sponsor a dessert- Altar and Rosary society to help a patient in St. Jo^ph’s hospital; meet the needs of its activities. Ida Mae Haas, Katherine Bradley, luncheon and card party Thursday, and Leo Corkery..All are making ESTABLISHED Sylvia Keller, Marie Ansben'y, Subscriptions will be taken in the April 27, beginning at 1 p.m. The satisfactory progress. next few weeks for a beautifully Josephine Ipsen, Ethel Hickey, event will be held in the Holy Mrs. F. L. Carrigan reported Alberta^ Kurtz, Thelma Elliott, tooled leather-bound Missal to be Ghost parish hall, 19th and Cali that she has appointed Mrs. E. A. displayed at the Mother’s day spec Peggy Williams Cecelia Chekal, Evelya Peterto fornia streets, Denver. Heppting, Mrs. Phil Jackson, and tHoran SScn'Chopels Mary Ellen Logan, Polly McGee, ial services. KEvitona 6207 KEystona 6298 Mrs. R. E. Kershaw to care for Florence Brown, and Sonia Roll the altars in the coming month. Mrs. Mark Kerin reported that 1527 Clavaland Place man. Mrs. D. G. McCormic of the St. the ways and means committee A statue of the Madonna with Catechism Instructions Rose of Lima circle thanked all had met with Father Barry Wogan Child in a delicate shade of blue the women who had cleaned the and had set up a budget for the will be presented to the person church previous to Easter and all year. who sells the greatest number of those who had helped to create A nominating committee was tickets. Being Given in Welby a beautiful and inspiring reposi appointed to select new officers Over 100 Attend tory for Holy Thursday. for the coming year. Mrs. Edwin FORD TRU CK W elby.— (Assumption Parish) Mr. and Mrs. Theodore James “Teena’a T er ible Teen- Moore was named chairman, with Group Communion are the parents of a boy. Mrs. A. E. Anderson, Mrs. G. L More than 100 members at — Catechism instructions for chil ageri,” the show to be preiented dren of the First Communion class PTA Meeting Has in the St. Francis de'Salei’ au- Decker, Mrs. R. J. Melphy, and tended the corporate Communion Mrs. T. O’Lcar assisting. HEADQUARTERS IN DENVER and breakfast in St. Francis de are held on Sunday morning after Varied Program torium on May 12, dominated the report of St. Jude’s circle St. Jude’s circle volunteered to Sales’ April 16.- The tables were the 10 o’clock Mass and on Mon The PTA met Tuesday evening, attractively decorated in spring April 11, in the assembly room given by Mrs. Terry Donaldson. make new medals for the Altar colors, with favors of individual day, Wedesday, and Thursday with the president, Mrs. Don Mc She urged the members of the and Rosary society so that there baskets of sweet peas at each after school. All parents are Cauley, presiding. 'The opening Altar and Rosary society to buy will be 150 medals in all. At the invitation of the pro place. Monsignor Gregory Smith, urged to send their children for prayer was recited by Father John tickets for their first big enter tainment. “Teena’s Terrible gram chairman, Mrs. Phil Jack- 1335 Broadway ^ s n s E s s m 1314 i^i A com a spiritual director of the guild, these instructions, and to call or Giambastiani, O.S.M. Preceding spoke to the group. Miss Evelyn the general meeting the third and Teen-agers” are widely known son, Mrs. Carl Regehr, gave a read MAIIV 3111 Peterson of the May Co., who see the sisters at the convent for fourth grades, under the direction in the city and were featured ing entitled “ Teacher’s First Day was a guest at the breakfast, made religious articles. of their teacher. Sister Mary Kath at School,” before refreshments a tentative choice of models to On Sunday morning, April 16, leen, entertained with songs and Women's Study Club were served. be used for the fashion show. the Cub pack of the Aitump- a short play, Mary Lou’s Books. David Eugene, infant son of A meeting of the Denver dean tion parish was officially or Father (jiambastiani later intro Has Annual Card Party Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pass, was bap ery was held Monday, April 17, a: ganized and received Holy Com duced the winners of the PTA tized by Father Wogan on Sun the Catholic Charities annex munion in a body in the 8 Declamation contest held at Adams The Catholic Woman’s study day, April 16. His sponsors were George Scanlon and Frances TRULY FINE PORTRAITS R/^BTOAY GENERAL TIRE CO. Several members of the guild were o’clock Mass. Through the ef City March 24. Miss Elsie Scott club held its annual card party elected to offices. Miss Mary Na- forts of the Cub mothers and gave her oratorical reading, “ The Thursday, April 13, in the Eleo Parker. Mrs. Josephine Serravo, leader, trie Institute, Denver, with Mrs. dorff was re-elected treasurer of Creeping Shadows.” She was lov« ond tK« comforting prot*' GENERAL TIRES the organization; Miss Catharine and her co-leader, Mrs. Don awarded first prize in the conte.st. W. A. Carlile and Mrs. R. D. Maloney, fifth vice president; and Macauley, almost 20 members Miss Ernestine Anderson, who Milner as hostesses. •nci of iK« family $h« hoi roisod General Batteries Mrs. Elizabeth Saya, correspond were enrolled and received their placed second in the humorous di It was also a “ bon voyage” for Dr. F. A . Smith or# b«tl oxproiiod by o poriroit the president, Mrs. G. W. Schnei ing_ secretary. Miss Margaret insignia pins after Mass. vision, presented the reading, of tK« wholo family, that MotK«r der, who left April 17 for New KRAFT RECAPPING Lynch, who was a contact chair The beautiful Cub Scout flag “ Amateur Hour.” With the conclu Optometrist wilt kiop with hor otwoyt. Coil man during the past year, received sion of the program the meeting York to join the Holy Year pil which was presented to the Cub grimage to Rome sailing on the our studio for on oppointmtnt. a plaque for having the best rep pack was the gift of William Cal- was called to order and minutes Kraft Inspected resentation at the meetings from and reports of the last meeting Queen Mary for Cherbourg, Eyes Examined • Visual Care varesi. The embroidery emblem on France, Saturday, April 22. In Individually Styled Glasses Make your her list. the flag was designed by Mrs. were given by the secretary and Used Tires A new circle, yet to be named, treasurer. addition to France and Italy she Minnie Domenico. Joseph Pedotta will visit Germany, Switzerland, appointment NOW! will be entertained by Mrs. Frieda The election of officers took was elected cubmaster. Belgium, Holland, and England. G.T.A.t. Easy Pay 1401 W. Colfax TA. 6664 Ladewig- of 3235 S. Lincoln on place, with Mrs. Don McCauley Call CH4544 Thursday evening, April 20. Any A games party, sponsored by She will also attend the Passion Ford Opticol Co. the Knights of Columbus, Coro being re-elected president; vice Play in Oberammergau. Mrs. one who is interested in joining president, Mrs. Philomena Rotello; -1558 Broadway this circle may call Mrs. Ladewig nado council 3268, will be held Schneider and family on a former dhunL/urndt Siu d io. in the Mapleton school April 29 secretary, Mrs. Hazel Croteau, trip had an audiehce with Pope T A b or 1295 at SU. 1-0668. treasurer, re-elected, Mrs. Audrey Pius XI and will have an audience 1524 California St. Sancta Maria Circle at 8 p.m. Admission is 50 cents for GOOD CLOTHES NEED 16 games. Persichetti; and historian, Mrs. with Pius XII on this trip. NOT BE EXPENSIVE Miss Josephine Hytrek left .4ntonetta Labriola. These officers She plans to remain in England April 19 for a two-week vacation will be installed at the meeting in until mid-summer. in the East She will go first to Mrs. KIttleson Hostess May. THE Washington, D,. C., and then to Mother Mary Domenica an DR. JAMES P. Fort Bragg, N. Car., where she To La Kota Club Lunch nounced the health department Flower and Fragrance GRAY will visit Mrs. FVances Fermenter, will hold pre-school medical ex ENGLISH a former member of Sancta Maria Mrs. T. Kittleson entertained aminations for children who will Optometrist circle. Mary Donohue will be host be enrolled for the next semester Show Starts April 20 ess to the circle on Friday, April the La Kota club with luncheon at VISUAL CARE the Denver tea room. Nora Brophy and a^ed the aid of some of the The fourth annual Flower and TOM M^ALKEP PIANOS TAILORS 21. women to help the health nurse Fragrance show in the windows of EYES EXAMINED St. Thomai More’s Circle presided. Mrs. Kittleson read a RepreienU^ivt of Kimball, Sohmer. 901 FIFTEENTH STREET in canvassing different sections the Denver Dry Goods company, VISUAL TRAINING Hardman. Stttr, and Jeise French Pianoi April 20 will be the next meet poem entitled “ Eucharist,” by Margaret K. Sohr. Mrs. F. J. of the parish. Denver, will begin Thursday, April C. C|. Conn Connaonata Combine Quality and Style ing date for the circle. The mem Optometrist ^leetric Organ Campbell told of the Hapsburg art Father Giambastiani said a 20, with the unveiling scheduled Fine Reconditioned Pianos at Prices You Can Afford hers will be entertained by Mrs few words on the progress of the for 5 p.m. The lavish spectacle, treasures. Mrs. J. J. O’Neil gave a 212-18 Colo. Bldg., 1615 Calif. St m S. BROADWAY SPrace 7364 Helen Peterson. The members are new gym. He hopes that the which thousands view each year, asked to turn in the infant gowns resume of the opera, L’Elisir d’Amore, by Donizetti. Mrs. J. A. dedicatltn^ will take place before will encompass 16 of the store’s Phone for Appointment on which they have been working he leave^ for the Holy Yeir windows. In each window a well- and they plan to repair toys at the Peterson discussed the hydrogen TA. 8883 FOR DEPENDABLE SERVICE OF pilgrimage to Rome. known perfume willlbe interpreted ■meeting. bomb. Others present were Miss Ann O’Neil, Mmes. W. J. McGet- The annual picnic for the school with fresh flowers by a leading Sacred Heart Circle children was discussed and pl^ns florist. Stylized arrangements :X)f GAS HEATING EQUIPMENT Mrs. Margaret Kenna, speech tigan, Fred H. Kemme, Paul V. are being made. Mrs. Loretta 'Tolvo Colorado’s own carnation will vie instructor at Cathedral high school Hodges, F. X. Krabacher, Justa OF ALL KINDS .... CALL KILLAM Sanchez, Frank De Rose, and C. R. was elected chairman 6f this pic with the lush beaujty of tropical and a member of the circle, will nic. KilUm licensed gas engineers solve your beating problem accompany Miss Patricia Branan Courtney. blooms. With a closing prayer by the <]uicker|and invariably at lower cost because Killam men bare to Kenosha, Wis., where Mi.-s The Denver’s large corner win been specialists for thirty years in solving every kind of gas Branan will represent the Rocky newly elected vice president, the dow at 16th and California streets beating! problem. Have your gas heating ecfuipment checked Mountain region in the finals of Academy Mothers' Club meeting adjourned. Refreshments will depict “ A Romantic Inter SIVICE now fOr maximum operating efficiency and economy of the National Forensic league. Mr Were served by the third and lude,” dramatizing D’Orsay, Caron, operation. and Mrs. Michael McDonough have fourth grade room mothers. Guerlain, Schaiparelli, and Chanel moved to their new home at 600 Holds Officer Elections The junior-senior prom of the perfumes. . The entire group of Assumption school will be held florists will participate in the in S. Quivas. Miss Claire Marie Officers for the coming year O’Keefe has accepted a new posi April 20 at the Brown Palace terpretation of this theme, with g a s b u r n e r c o were elected by the Mothers’ club hotel. Dinner will be served in the KiMam . tion in the receiving room at Colo Mrs. Eugene M. Ardelt as chaii^ of St. Mary’s academy, Denver, Onyx room, with Miss Genevieve man. There will be a musical back MANUFACTURERS AND HEATING ENGINEERS rado General hospital. Monday, April 17. WAREHOUSING Ave Marik Circle Badding reigning as queen. At ground for tips window and a mist 260 BROADWAY RACE 2871 This circle met in the home of The new officers will be: Presi tendants are Florabelle Hart and of perfume will be wafted through & LOCAL HAULING Betty Rees on Wednesday, April dent, Mrs. T. A. Coupe; vice presi Ernestine Anderson; crown-bearer, the air around it. The Flower and 19. dent, Mrs. Art Bazata; correspond Genevieve Annette Fortunate. At Fragrance show will continue ing secretary, Mrs. J. Schneider; 6:30 p.m. Miss Badding will be through Sunday, April 23, with all CARLOAD Immaculate Conception Circle recording secretary, Mrs. Richard Margaret Ormsby will be hostess crowned queen in the assembly displays lighted until midnight STORAGE DISTRIBUTING to the circle on Friday, April 21. Braun; treasurer, Mrs. Muto; and room. All are cordially invited to each night from Thursday through The group will have a social eve historian, Mrs. T. K. Earley. attend the ceremony. Sunday. ning of canasta. 2101 15th Street Our Lady of Fatima Circle CO. The entire membership spent Three Books Are Donated | Alpine 2378 Sunday afternoon, April 16, help ing at the Infant of Prague nur sery. Morning Star Circle Library Receives Cash Gifts Mrs. Jennie Petschauer will en- ^enoxenox KjHLn(iGki. tertain the circle on Wednesday, April 26. Mrs. Clella Barry has Miss Edna Hartman, librarian o f the Catholic Library and Information society, Den ONE OF THE WORLD S FINEST CHINAS i;ecently given St. Joseph’s circle ver, reports that recent cash gifts to the library include $25 from Archbishop Urban 8, set of vestments to complete and Vehr, $25 from Mrs. Mapr Sthneider, $5 from Miss Evelyn Poll, $10.31 ftom the St. heeds two more circles that will Thomas Aquinas bridge circle, volunteer to make sets. $6 from the Mother Cabrini bridge in the Library and Ipformatipn in St. Anthony’s hospital where St. Michael’A Circle circle of the Catholic Library and society. she was confined because of a THIS IS lOVELY AVON PAHERN Miss Mary O’Grady will leave Information society, and $5 from Ruth Gibbs was hostess to 17 fractured ankle, the result of a Denver April 20 for New York Miss Hazel Day. members of the Mother Cabrini skiing accident Miss Ruth Gibbs bridge circle at the home of Mrs. of S t James’ parish has been ill Avon ii .truly beautilul! city, where she will embark on the Miss Hartman also noted the Queen Elizabeth for Rome. Dorthea Hoell, 2832 East 17th at home the past \tfeek with influ Fi'ni ^td-trimmed edgei donatipn this week of three books avenue. High scores were won by Our Lady of Lourdes Circle enza. Mrs. Bernard F. Maloy, 673 on a smooth, oil • white by Mrs. W. J. McGettigan, presi Bernadine Dunphy and Audrey Lipan, is a surgical patient in St. Mrs. Maretta Green was host Needham. As Mrs. Hoell’s birth baciiroand . . . with a ess to the circle Tuesday eve dent of St. Vincent’s Aid society. Anthony’s hospital: The books include The Road to day fell on the meeting date, the dalii^ta floral pattern ning, April 18. The members spent members held a handkerchief the evening sewing on linens. Damascus, by the Rev. John A. Dr. D. C. Werthman (as js/iown) in center and shower in her honor. St. Ann’s Circle O’Brien; How the Reformation Anyone interested in lemming and Associate on irim of ' plate. Note Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schaine- Happened, by Hilaire Belloc; and GARDEN Preface to Religion, by Monsignor to play beginners’ bridge or in Dentists dainty looted cap! mann entertained 26 relatives ST. PHILOMENA'S PARISH S t Francis' Societies to Plan Officers, Named Pattoniae The$» Friendly Firme By Sacred Heart CAPiTOl DRUG CO. Betty & Bob’s ‘Family Fun Festival’ P»Ul O. Schneider. Prop. Beauty & (St. Francia de Salea’ Pariah, Denrer) Parish PIA Unit Membet of St. Phlloment'a Pariah Barber Shop The square dance committee and officers, room mothers of the P T A , and Boosters (Sacred Heart Pariah, Denver) Deliverjr pcrTice, 10 a.m, to 11 p.m. The following officers were SpecialMt^ in will meet in the library of the high school Friday, April 21, at 8 p.m. to complete plans Wipes, Beers, Etc. elected at the last PTA meeting Permanent Waving for the “ Family Fun Festival” to be held atGlasier’s Barn at 6000 E. Kentucky avenue April 12: President, Mrs. John 2iat E. nth tea. Sunday, April 80, from 1 p.m. to Colfax Josephine FR. 2741 EA. 4 T » 4" + + 4“ 4" . Costello; •vice president, Mrs. Eloy 8 p.m. Any parents wishing to Chavez; secretary, Mrs. Katherine assist in plans and events of the Jones; treasurer, Mrs. Albert San day are most welcome to attend Frank A i^ nelll W. L. (Speed) Hleser chez; historian, Mrs. Pat Sanchez; Pearson Electric this meeting. Fun Festival LeaeJers and auditor, Mts. Pat Connors. Complete Line of A program of hayrack rides, 3628 E. 12th Ava. EA. 7581 The guest speaker was Kenneth Domjestic ond Imported treasure hunt,. children’s awards, Wiring all kinds of dancing, with both Coch, a representative of the American Cancer society, James WINES Lighting and Fixtures barns available ' and music fur PARENTS Appliance Repairing nished in both, refreshment stands, McNeive, director of the Little Enroll Your Kids in an and and fun for all is planned. Any Flower Social center, who spoke one may come and all are invited about the summer camps; and COLD BEER to take part in any and all of the Father John E. Casey, S.J. The special award donated by Mrs. I FREE DELIVERY events. Accordion Band ARTISTIC CLEANERS Mr. and Mrs. A1 Fernandez and Frances Esquivel was given to pianist, Gloria Bower, will lead the Sarah Vigil. Sarah Vigil donated Personal Attention Given a cake which was awarded to Mrs. Give them the bnefit of musical training under the Every Garment square dance group with members Jsid'A of the “ Dudes and Dames’’ on Cecelia Wanezyk. The program skilled direction of the celebrated was under the direction of Mrs. 2636 E. 12th Are. EA. 1310 hand to assist. Modern and circle 3504 El Colfax FR. 8881 dances will be featured in the sec Katherine Jones. The penny march Hall Mollison, formerly head of the I ■nil. ond barn." Tickets are available was given to Sister Marie Alice Mollison School of Music from any of the grade or high and Sister Clara Vincent, and the school children and will be sold “ Treat of the Month” went to Sis Nothing to Buy — Accordions Furnished after the Masses on Sundays, April ter Clara Vincent, M ayflower 23 and 30. The room mothers’ next regular | Classes .\re Still Forming— Few Vacancies— meeting will be held Tuesday aft MOVING •STORAGE Free transportation will be fur Time Limited nished with the school bus in opera ernoon, April 25, at 1 o ’clock, at | tion from Alameda and Sherman the Arapahoe Courts Assembly ■ STUDIOS AT to the bam and home again for hall, 1184 26th street. The host-1 those not having facilities. Reser esses will be Marie Richardson, i vations for transportation as to Clara Morrison, Rachel Benavidez, i Virginia Connors, and Margaret, Call your local Mayflower number and time will be taken by Mrs. Thomas Carroll, PE. 5842. Lopez. Mrs. Mark Golish will do-1 IMMONS Warehouae Adult tickets are 50 cents, chil- nate the cake which will be award Music Co. Buehler Transfer Co. dten’s, 25 cents with two adults’ ed during the afternoon. The 14 so. BIOAOWAY tickets and one child’s ticket ad mothers are reminded to bring KHVEX 9. COIOXAOO 1200 Madifon FR. 8808 mitting a family. Hayrack rides their white elephants for the! will be 50 cents extra. games party. ' 84 So. Broadway SH. 1789 Boosters Next Sunday is the Communion! day for' the Ladies’ Altar so-1 The Booitert will me.t in th. dality in the 7:30 o’clock Mas high ichool aucUtorium Monday, and for the Young People’s so Optometrist Stillwell Bros, w Service April 24, at 8 p.m., with Mike dalities in the 9 o’clock Mass. and Optician Auer presiding. Rcfrethmenti Mr. and Mrs. John E. Duran will be lerved in the cafeteria Expert Lubrication—Washing—Auto Repairing are the parents of a boy born Feb. Helen Walsh MODERM SETTIN<4 , fTe Give S&H Stamps . . . Tires at Wholesale plus 10% following the meeting. Notice has been received that 27. He was baptized Easter Sun Associate y c tm g / » & „ ' 12th & Elizabeth FR. 9903 We Pickup & Deliver as of April 12, there will be no day by Father Martin A. Schiltz. W. R. JOSEPH further financial aid from the S.J. His name is John Matias. The EYES EXAMINED sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Phon* TAbor 1880 U c u s A i t n «0M| government school lunch pro 218-21* MajMtic Bldg. ____ !ezai7*h3T. The |firms listed here de Special Fri. and Sat. Only gram. Surplus foods will still be Galindo. MEN’S, WOMEN'S. CHILDREN’S available. The PTA council recom serve Ito be remembered HALF SOLES mended that the lunches be con Minnesota Doctor Visits when you are distributing QQ tinued even if a raise in price was GENUINE OAK LEATHER w W necessary. There has been no raise Cathedral Parishioners your piatronfige in the dif /Bll&h, Fine Shoe Repair in the daily lunches as yet and Dr. Peter O'Loughlin and his ferent lines of business. none is anticipated for the re son, Peter, of Chaska, Minn., vis CLEANING LAUNDRY GLORIA BOWER (left) and Mr. and Mrs. A1 Fer ited Mr. and Mrs. John G. Vier- SIM E. COLFAX AT ST. PAUL mainder of the school year unless absolutely necessary to continue nandez, who conduct square dancing classes at St. Fran ling, members of Cathedral parish, the program. cis de Sales’ schools, Denver, will lead the dancing at the “ Family Denver, on ApriJ 12. Peter, Jr,, Fun Festival” on Sunday, April 30, at Glasier’s Barn. is a student at Rbgis college. Altar Society S t FRANCIS DE SALES' PARISH To Recite Rosary Members of the Altar and Ro i Patronise These Friendly Firms sary society will assemble in the Blessecd Sacrament PTA W ill Meet church Friday, April 21, at 1:45 p.m. for recitation of the Rosary. CONOCO PRODUCTS A meeting will follow in the as Kindergarten Class to Give Program sembly room of the rectory. Father Lubrication • Delco Batteriei John Aylward will be the guest (BIsaaed Sacrament Pariah, William J. Mulcahy. The cere Helen Davies as sponsors. Mr. and speaker. Denver) mony was attended only by mem Mrs. William Heiney acted as Car Washing Mrs. W. J. Heilman wishes to Sister Angelita’s kindergarten bers of the immediate families. proxies. Ph. 8P. 1556 thank all who made a tour in a class of 50 children-will present a Mrs, J. J. Platfoot, who fell in David Eddy, son of Mr. and Mrs. 308 So. Broadway w . A . (Dutch) T h o m a s local mortuary Sunday, April 16. program April 24 at the meeting her home recently, is a patient in Robert S. Zimmerman, was bap Alameda Bakery Alameda dk Lofan PE. 9840 St. Joseph’s circle will meet in of the Blessed Sacrament PTA. Mercy hospital. tized April 16 by the Rev. William the home of Mrs. Edward Hence- The meeting will open in the Mrs. Allen Cummings is a pa J. Mulcahy. The sponsors were man, 376 S. Franklin, Wednesday, school auditorium at 1:30, and the tient in St. Joseph’s hospital. Guy Lovell, Jr., and Charlotte April 26, at 1 p.m. with Mrs. members are invited to bring the Sister Eugene Marie, who was Furman. Mr. arid Mrs. M. H. It’s a thrill Charles Delaney as hostess. younger children. The mothers of a patient in St. Joseph’s hospital, Reeves acted as proxies. BUCHANAN'S Mr. and Mr*. A. J. Dun*t left the first and second grade pupils is now convalescing at the Mmes. Mel Dorzweiler and Christian Bros. Wines ti ke reiBikprei for California thi* week, where will be hostesses. convent. Clyde Arnold will be co-hostesses Mr.' Dunst will attend the 13th Walter E. Schwed, Jr., and Miss The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Harold to the members of St. Norbert’s !a II Popular Boon litk national Laymen’* Retreat con Annette Phillips exchanged wed V. Campbell baptized Denis Mark, circle April 21 at a bridge I Wo DtlWor ference in Lo* Angele* April 21 ding vows April 16 in Blessed son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Gaul- luncheon. PE. 1777 377 So. Bdwy. to 23. Sacrament church before the Rev. lett, April 16, with James and St. Joseph’s circle will meet Fri A special meeting of the PTA day in the Tiffin for a bridge executive board and the bylaws luncheon as guests of Mmes. Her- RA. 1818 bei’t Leibman, Karl Mayer, and FREE DELIVERY committee will be held in the JACKSON'S recreation room of the rectory To Purchase Electric Sign Francis Murphy. Yon Will Bo Proud The meeting of the Mother*’ l i Rate Drugs Thursday, April 20, at 2:30 p.m C u i Th.y Cam# From The resignation of Mrs. Mark Be- club acheduled for April 17 haa • PRESCRIPTIONS FORGET-ME-NOT haTfiT^’TA parliamentarian, will be been poatponed until May 1. FOUNTAIN SERVICE read at this time Cathedral Unit Sets Nun Alldresses Altar Society PREfi PROMPT DELIVERY A large group heard Sister CaD 8P 4445 Downinc A Alomada FLOWER SHOP Two delegates to the convention 285 SO. DOWNING of the Colorado Congress of Par Marie Clyde of .Loretto Heights ents and Teachers whose names college in a discourse on modern Buckley Bros. Motors were omitted last week were Mrs. Bake Sale April 23 Catholic’ humorisU at the meeting Vance Johnson and Mrs. Phil Pa of the Blessed Sacrament Altar Sales - STUDEBAKER - S erv ice Alameda Drug Store checo. and Rosary society April 14. Bring Your Watch Troubles to: AUTO REPAIRING ON \LL MAKE CARS & TRUCKS V. 0. PETERSON. Prop. The regular meeting of the Cub (Cathedral Pariah, Denver) Mrs. Ina B. O’Donnell, motlier of At the conclusion of the meet EXPERT BODY AND FENDER WORK — QUALITY PAINTING Scouts of pack 126 will be held in “ Let us provide your Sunday Mrs. Anna Coulter, who died re ing Monsignor Campbell expressed STEAM CLEANING — WASHING — LUBRICATION SERVICE Uxos-dwatj ^ew eU ti Cut Rate Drugs the auditorium of the St. Fran dessert!” is the slogan for the bake cently, and for members who have gratitude for the work that had 660 S. Broadway — INew Location — RA. 2H26 Fountain Service School Supplie. been hospitalized: Mrs. Charles been done in the sanctuary, and 27 Broodwoy * Deitver, Colorado cis de Sales grade school on Fri sale to be conducted April 23 by Your Business Appreciated day evening, April 21, at 8 o’clock. the League of the Sacred Heart. Dunn, Mrs. George Hughes, Mrs. to the chairman ftnd co-chairman Catherine Henry,. Mrs. Grace of the Easter Monday ball, Mrs. Service 6:30 A.M. to Midnight Daily Alameda & So. Broadway Rehearsals will be held for the Cakes, pies, and baked goods will coming circus in which pack 126 be on sale in SL Paul’s reading Kelly, and Mrs. Ralph Kelly. Michael B. Freilinger and Mrs. room' beginning at 8:45 a.m. and Seven new members were wel Anthony Freppel,' for their untir will portray a skit entitled “ Elec ing efforts to make the ball a HARRPS TEXACO URVICl tion.” continuing through the morning. comed: Misses Catherine. Breen, WOODY’S success. HARRY FLEUING, Proprietor ‘Mr. and Mr*.’ Parly An Armour ham will be displayed. Mary Harri'ngton, and Mary Rose w h i t e ROTOLO'S The meeting was closed with the R tD & Newman; and Mmes E. L. Curry, TEXACO and FIRESTONE FOOOUCTS SPEER BLVD. AT BANNOCK The Mothers’ auxiliary of Boy Miss Helen O’Connor and Mrs. usual social hour. Mmes. Ray LUBRICATION and WASHING TABOR 9222 GROCERY & MARKET 796 So. Broadway Scout troop 126 is having a “ Mr. Mary Timlin, co-chairmen of the Henry O’Malia, Mary 'Welsh, and mond Reide, Thomas Fahey, and Mrs.” party Sunday, .April Daniel Yacovetta. U.S. Inapected Meat. sale, request that all donations of Charles Parslow, and Harry 'Wal Fresh & Proien Fruits & Vegetables 23, at 6:30 p.m. in the home of Mr. food be brought to St. Paul’s read- Following the meeting, tea was ker acted as hostesses. and Mrs. Carl M. Ott, 426 S. 105 S. (jigden PE. 1943 Standard Gas & Oils ingroom before the 8 o’clock Mass. served by Mmes. W. W. Allen, H. Mrs. Frances Hesselbine will LET fmcumur Humboldt. After a buffet supper, Proceeds from the sale will be J. Earley, Bertram Hitt, Judson entertain the members of St. the evening will be spent in play used to purchase an electric bulle Laur, Marie Parke, G. L. Schott, Anne’s circle at a bridge luncheon ing cards. The admission is 50 tin display sign to be erected out and Polly Tucker. April 25. QUALITY CLUNING cents per person and the proceeds side the church to announce the Monaignor Walter J. Canavan The members of St. Rita’s circle CNRYSLER-PLYMOUTH BtliVNOLL :: will be used to benefit the boys. REASONABLE PRICES time of services. announced that conatruction of will meet in the home of Mrs. John Hostesses for the evening are UPTOWN MOTOR c o . Your Gannanta Inanrad atainat Fira the new Father Mac addition to Delaney for a bridge luncheon 1908 BROADWAY CH.5626 p h a r m a c y :; and Theft Mmes. Carl M. Ott, J. E. Switzer, Altar, Rosary Society April 25.«- J. L. Torrez, Oliver F. Weinecke, Hears Fr. Murray Talk the high achool wa* progreaaing according to achedule. Concrete The Blessed Sacrament circle of SEE OUR Tony Benelll Jack Knoll ■. H. C. Weller, and Carl H. Woert- The highlight of the Altar and the Archbishop’s guild will meet BIG STOCK man. Because of the party no footing* for the aecond floor Thursday evening in the home of Prescriptions Carefully Rosary society meeting April 14 will be poured thi* week. JERRY'S OF . ^odafelt Mothers’ auxiliary meeting will be was a talk ofi “ The Altar and Ro Mrs. Leonard Leonard. Two weddings were solemnized Compjaunded— Registered 11 held in April. sary Society— a Vocation in Life,” Mrs. Glenn Davis, with Mrs. RADIATOR SHOP, CLEANERS AND DYERS April 15. Prior to a Nuptial MasiS Thomas Phoenix as co-hostess, will by the- Rev. Bernard Murray, S.J. USED CARS Pharmacist All Hours u s BROADWAY in the Cathedral, Genevieve Tret- entertain St. Jude’s circle at a Repairing & Cleaned Father Murray, a former Cathe- ter and John Sargent recited their bridge luncheon on Friday. wines. Beers, Etc. \ I Phanti PE. ITSS A PE. S7S4 ST. ANTHONY'S dralite, whose mother was an ac All Work GnaranUed & TRUCKS Pitronlzo Th«so Friendly Firm* vows before Father Albert Puhl. St. Cecilia’s circle met in the Tb« Bring Ugtgd b«r« dtMnrg to tive member of the Cathedral Altar Victor and Amelia Cdsimi were at home of Mrs. K^hleen Eldredge llJS S p.ar (In rear) KE. 1991 >- • 1300 !so. Pearl SP. 7339 1' bo romomborod whon jrou oro dio- and Rosary society, recalled that, tendants. April 11. Miss Esther Williams tributiof your potronofo to Uio dll* “ This society had its inception in was welcomed as a new member. Conditioned Right ...... foront IId o a of buoinost. 6t. Paul's chapel was the scene Complete Line Nazareth. Its charter member waS*' An award was given to Miss Helen for Spring and Mary, the Immaculate Mother of of the wedding of Bernice Hawkins Quality Meats & Groceries and L6on Lively. Father Puhl of Lavin. RENTING A CAR? Summer Driving BEER TO TAKE OUT God. She, it was, who provided the first repository; who dedicated her ficiated. Edna Hartman was Get our rate* firat MALONE DRUG SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS life to making a pleasant home for bridesmaid and Robert Kramer Croaley to Cadillac PRICED RIGHT! acted as best man. ' Prescriptions a Specialty FIORE GROCERY Jesus. Later, she was joined by a Bonnell U ^rive System 1071 SO. FEDERAL WE. US band of noble, generous, self-sacri On April 16, Father Puhl bap YOU'RE In v i t e d Fountain Service — Gold Beer, Etc. ficing women who loyally served, tized his nephew, Timothy David, 1803 Broadway ALpine 6400 following Him even to Calvary.” son of Mr. and Mrs. ' Chehia A, Abegg. The child’s cousins, John 100 S^. Bdwy. — SP. 6226 — We Deliver Father Murray stressed the priv to drive the atnazing NEW The 6rma listed here deserve to 23rd & ONEIDA ilege of belonging to such a group McGowan and Joan Lun\Jey, were “ who consecrate themselves to sponsors. Three other infants were CROSLEY SUPER models be remembered when you are die* ' SHOPPING DISTRia make God’s home on earth as beau baptized April 16: James Phillip, tributlnf your patronafe to the dif« tiful as possible.” He further re son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Dilger, ferent Hoes of business. ST. JOHN'S PARISH minded his listeners that it is the with James Cudmore and Valeria at no obligation! responsibility and unselfishness ab Dilger, sponsors; Pamela Ann, Patronise These Friendly Firms MONTYIEW sorbed while working in the pres daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde National Auto Body & Radiator Co. ence of the Prince of Peace. Hickman, with William McDermott FRANK J. NASTLEY, H.nbtr St FrancU d. Satri Pariih BARBER SHOP Miss Barbara Bach, president, and Edna Ryan sponsors; and Yso tM tfiMI I^iermanent W aving edmplimented Anna Limacher, Charles Francis, son of Mr. and mrprbGftl RADIATORS, BODIES, HOODS AND FENDERS OPEN Mrs. Charles Shober, with Eugene REPAIRED AND MANUFACTURED / a Specialty Helen Steffes, Marie Tovalesky, THOCTMAN’S 8:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. Weekday* and Avalon Clark as sponsors. Repairing Wreck* a Specialty Quality Painting I 8:00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. Saturdays and Florence Dwyer on the neat appearance of the choir surplices y Lady Edith Circle Drive Market Your Business Appreciated Parish Calendar ^ 35-50 miles p^r gallon! New Phone TA. 2918 12 E. 8th A v i and cassocks. She displayed new Thuraday, April 20, 8 p.m., O* Beauty Shoppe Tty Oar Profit Sharing Plan 2231 Oneida stole collars, two purificato'rs, and car Malo Hall, final performance Hydra-disc brakes. Cost-1 ron- Mlnnf* R««Ml«r. Th* Hor* Yon Bay—Tbo Moro Yon Shar* rw w w w w w w w wwwww two finger towels made by Mrs. DODGE-PLYMOUTH OWNERS Marie Parke and Mrs. H. J. Tyson. of Gay Nineties Review, by Cathe 2804 6th Ave. EA. 0788 2422 E. 6lh' Ave. FR. 8071 ONEIDA JEWELRY dral Young People’s club. Block engine! $985 Mrs. Mary McAboy donated $50 WATCH and JEWELRY for one year’s supply of oils burned Friday, April 21, 7:15 p.m., St. NOW 'S, the. Time to Consider Paul’* Reading Room, monthly $1146 FOB Denver full price! REPAIRING in the sanctuary lamp on the main HATHAWAY’S altar. Mrs. Ethel Curry, Mrs. Jud- meeting of the Promoters of the ENGINE TUNE-UP— A simple “ tune-up” by our trained me ALL WORK GUARANTEED son Laur, and Mrs. Catherine League of the Sacred Heart. chanics costs surprisingly little— yet assures quicker starting, City Luce Cleaners WORKMANSHIP AND MATERIALS Parent will furnish the oil for the Sunday, April 23, 8 o’clock Maaa, Rocky Mtn. Scooter Co. faster pick up, smoother performance and greater economy! 2625 BAST 3RD AVE. PHONE DE. 6891 Tom Pcaaa, Manager lamp burning behind the altar dur corporate Communion of the Boy C irUIn* ind Pillow* Carofnlly Cl*u*d and Ratamed S ao* Sla* ing April, May, and June. Scouts of troop 205. 1100 Calif, at Speer, AL 6057 JAMES MOTOR CO. ap*d*i| Car* GItcb TabI* Linona-BUnkot* J.aand*r*4 WUhant Shriokag* 2255 ONEIDA DE. 9488 The Rosary was recited by Mrs. Sunday, April 23, 8:45 a.m., St. 1278 Lincoln Dodge & Plymouth Sales & Service KE. 8221 WE CALL AND OILIVEB M. Knight and Offered for Paul's Reading Room, bake sale. Thursdo April 20, 1950 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE NINE To Dance in Opera St. Catherine's Is Collecting O t p t i e u m jP^usements ♦ Dining Gold," Silver \ for Sacred Vessels (St. Catlierin«'i Parish, Denrer) A drive for articles made of solid gold, sterling, gold plate, silver plate, and ore con «Recreati(on taining specimens of gold or silver, also rare coins, has been inaugurated in the parish and will continue for the next four weeks. The purpose of collecting these materials is to make or purchase a new ciborium and a monstrance for use in the new church. The articles may be sent to the school with th6 children St. Philomena's Lists or delivered to the rectory. Arrangements have been com pleted for the sisters’ annual New Schedule of Masses spring card party, sponsored by St. Catherine’s PTA, on Frids^, April 21. A dessert-luncheon will (St. Philomana’s Parish, Denver) Mr. and Mrs. Joseph • Varos, was be served at 1 p.m. In order to accommodate the in baptized April 16 by Monsignor creasing attendance at Sunday' Higgins. The sponsors are Biuord Mrs. Jules Anselma and Mrs. M. Bordelon and Georgie DuPont. F. lacino are in charge of the Masses, a new schedule, providing for seven Masses, will be inaug cookie booth and will be in the ^SKHAIOMAriN.JMauM WMTI wsUr urated on Sunday, April 30. Start YOU DON'T NEED A RESERVATION auditorium by 10 a.m. Friday to ing that date, Masses will be of receive the cookie donations. fered at 5:45, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, and The Camp Fire Girls will give To enjoy o swell meal at Colorado's famed 12:16. The weekday schedule-will their assistance at the party. Holland House, Golden. Unless your remain as it now is— 6:30, 7:15, New Officers and 8:16. group is a large one, no reservation is Named by PTA Members of St. Philomena’s needed. Drive west to Golden, park free At the I^ A meeting held April women’s choir will attend the n r * " 12, the new slate of officers was right in front of the Holland House. You'll opera as the guests of Monsignor presented by Mrs. James Foley, William M. Higgins, pastor. like it. nominating chairman, and was Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Carr, Jr., of unanimously accepted by the mem Hyattsville, Md., announce the bers. They are as follows: Mrs. birth of a son, James Patrick, born Horace Anderson, president, re April 13. Mrs. Ca^ is the former T H E HOLLAND HOUSE elected; Mrs. Henry Lewis, vice Agnes Dyer of this parish. . GOLDIN, COLOR ADO' president, re-elected; Mrs. Russel The All Saints club met April Dispense, secretary; Mrs. John J. 16 in the school hall for a potluck Sullivan, treasurer, re-elected; and supper. The hostesses were Mmes. Mrs. Louis Santangelo, historian. Frank Beagle, Dorothy McBride, Specializing in luncheon Dr. Joseph McGill, well-known William Manning, and Harold or dinner parlies...bush Catholic physician and surgeon and Wheatley. ness nr social. the father of five young girls, Prisate dining rooms spoke on "The Proper Care of the PTA ^Dad^s N ighf > seating 8 lo 60. You are Children.” Dr. McGill not only ad'^ Postponed to April 30 ' yo»GO 'welcome to just drop in visfd the mothers on the proper . . . or you may make res The PTA "Dads’ Night” enter jdflth the Q in g -c r o s b v DINING THESE DANCERS are from Lillian Covillo’s “ Car health habits of the child but also tainment will be presented Sun ervations. Lunchten 851 up on their spiritual, social, and men ColCfn ROOM Dimir 51.50 up nival Ballet” which will be presented with the Denver day, April 30, at 8:15, instead of famous-flam" Beer tal habits, stressing the importance on the date originally announced. Charles Bickfcrd Grand Opera Company’s production of L’EUair d’Amore. The opera, of proper parent-teacher-student The change was made in order to from for the benefit of Catholic Charities, will be presented April 24, 25, attitudes during school life. Dr. avoid conflict ,with the Catholic frsneesGiffo/d McGiU said that “ our children and 26 in the City auditorium. Shown are, left to right, Madeline Charities opera. 1600 pGDEN • MA 0177 are our most cherished posses Mrs. J. J. Walsh will entertain m^ PAGE TEN 'Office, 9 3 8 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC RiGiSTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, April 20, 1950 HIGHWAY ACCIDENTS Mother of God To Entertain (it Benefit April 23 Rocks of Lourdes Plan - r Inaffieiant viiien it a major cautatira factor in hifhway accidents. Ninety per-cent of the decisions and actions of all Altar Society Is Spring Work at Church antoraobile drirert are bsised npon wbat they see. Most Tisual problemt can be corrected. Have your eyes checked regularly. ' fi - (Onr Lady of Lourdes Parish, Rocks and approved at their last Making I Albs Danver) meeting. The Rocks of Lourdes club This year’s assessment will pay (Mother of God Parish, Denver) went into action at the meeting for the extension of the Center SWIGERT BROS The Altar and Rosary society April 17, when it organized the house and next year will be applied met in the church Wednesday, on the church debt If the Sunday 1550 CaUfomia Optometrists KEy$tott0 7651 spring work for the parish. A num April 12, for recitation of the Ro ber of men volunteered' their serv offerings, both Offertory and sary and then adjourned to the ices to do a new paint job on the Building fund, remain at the pres Better Vision Good Service basement for a business meeting. windows and doors of the church, ent level, the assessment will take for Every Age At Right Price* Mrs. Victor Henderson, president, The men also formed a committee the place of all ticket selling within thanked all the women who helped to outline the work to beautify the th•'i^arish. The first assessment GLASSES INDIVIDUALLY STYLED in Hq|y Week and for Easter. The grounds around the shrine. will be on the first Sunday of May, sewing committee announced that a new felt day cover for the altar With all this work being done and two new albs will be completed ■on the parish grounds, the parish unmoiiipiiin soon. Mrs. Carl Jones was ap received another blow of addi TERMITES pointed deanery representative. tional necessary work. 'The for May Be Damaging Your /DiuuuM CCud Mrs. John C. Casey, Mrs. Carroll, estry department has decided that Home or Property! and Mrs. Mary Simmons were in several large maple trees facing For Free Inspection THEODORE Logran street are dead and must ^ p a c e troduced as new members. Call SP. 4673 be cut down. These trees, although It was announced that a coffee Btnriet Aorwhert in Colo. pot has been donated by Mrs. city-owned, must be disposed CATHERINE McCARTlN, 215 E. 19tb at the expense of the parish. Colorado Terminix Co. HlkCKETHU. svenue. Sister of Susan, Alice, and Frank Kriedel. Guests at the meet Elisabeth McCartin. Requiem Hass was ing were Mrs. Frank Wozney and There will be an important 1754 So. B’dwy. Ge6. Leachman * offered in Holy Ghost church April 19. Mrs. Alexander. Mrs. Claude Wid- meeting of the Parent-Teachers’ TERMINIX WORLD'S LARGEST M OItnUIIT Interment Ut Olivet. W. P. Horan A group in the school Tuesday eve-^ \ Son mortuary. ener and Mrs. Charles Decker were IN TERMITE CONTROL chosen to audit the books before ning', April 25, at 8 o’clock. There william O’Brien, Associate WINFRED E. McENANY, 728 S. Sherman street. .Widow of John T. Mc- the next meeting. will be an election of officers for Enany; mother of James McEnany. the coming year. The first grade 1449-51 Kalamalh St. Mrs. Henderson appointed a sister of Annie Ixo andVJames Nolan. mothers will furnish and serve the Also survived by one grandchild. Re nominating committee to select Phone MAin 4006 quiem Mass was offered In St. Francis de two panels of officers to be voted refreshments after the meeting, DORAN Sales’ church April 19. Interment Ht, upon at the next meeting. May 8. and the second and third grade Olivet. W. P. Horan A Son mortuary. HATTERS L. Mrs. Ralph Berg will serve as MRS. JOHN SOMMA, 4846 Elliott beginning at 2 p.m. and will also escort groups of children will sponsor the entertain SELENA VICTORIA COMING. 401 guests to the annex. The public is cordially invited. ment. All members of the PTA are Roconditloninx Woods street. Fort Collins. Mother of chairman of this committee, as street, Denver, counselor of the St. Frances Cabrini troop of the Junior Catholic Daughters of urged to attend. The future pro ScTrico BzcInslTclr’’ Fred Coming of Fort Collins, Phil Cominx sisted by Mrs. Irene Harris and Members of the St. Frances Cabrini troop who 733 E. Colfax at Clarkson of Platteville, Mrs, Claire Marker of -a m of the school will be out Monuments Mrs. Leonard Tangney. America, has been chosen chairman of the baby will help entertain at the shower are shown above. CALL MAIN 6838 We^hare erected many beanti- Denver, Leo Cominx of Greeley, and Sis shower and tea to be sponsored by the group April lined. Final arrangements for ter Bernadette Marie of Denver: sister After the meeting adjourned, They are;' Top row, left to right, Patty Anderson ^For Frto Plck-np and OtllTsrr full 'monuments in Mt. Olivet of Rose La Riveire of Tacoma, Wash. homemade cake and coffee were 23 for St. Joseph’s baby annex, to be held in the and Gloria Ann Somma; second row, Patty Cullen, First Communion and> the Com Stnrict Ceip cilery. Also survived by 18 xrandchildren and served by the Madonna Rosary Catherine Mullen home, 1895 Franklin street. The Linda Raub, Donna Prokosh, Madeline Zarlengo, munion breakfast will be made at four xreat-xrandchildren. Requiem Hixh circle. A social hour followed. tea is an annual affair and the one day of the year and Joan Craig; and bottom row, Diane Giba, this meeting. Mass was offered in St, Joseph's church, With funds donated by a A.\T. THOMSON Fort Collins, April 18. Interment Fort John William L^Clair, son of that open house is held and guests may visit with Diana Frazzini, Yvonne Tate, and Loretta Per- Collins. Olinxer mortuary. Mr. and Mrs. Henry LeClair of friend of the parish, a camping 600 Sherman St. TA. 8018 the babies. The juniors will furnish entertainment chiette. . ERNEST C. RECCIUS, 1548 Locust, 141 Washington, was baptized site in the mountains for the PILES Husband of Ida M. Reccius. Requiem April 16 by Father John Regan. boys’ and girls’ outdoor clubs Hixh Mass was offered in St. John the has been-obtained for the sum Healed by my. painlett "method* Evanxelist's church April 18. Interment Sponsors were Jerry Hensmann St. Dominic's, to Have Nations' Pageant Newcastle, Wyo. Olinxer mortuary. and Catherine Murray. The Le- mer and autumn months. The No anesthetic. No surgery. No KATHERINE CARROLL, in Pueblo. Clairs are moving to Wyoming outdoor clubs are already func danger. No hospital. No lots of Requiem Mass was offered in St. I.eo’s soon. tioning, and are having instruc time from work. church April 19. Interment Mt, Olivet. Girl Scouts Plan Friendship Program tions an'd fun on the parish FEDERAL Theodore Hacketbal mortuary. Father Harry Brennan baptized BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. PHONE OB Gloria Elizabeth Kennaugh, daugh grounds. MARY SULLIVAN, 1321 Columbine. The boys’ outdoor groups, called WRITE G L. 57^19 Mother of Michael. John, and Marxaret ter of Mr. and Mrs. William J. (St. Dominic’s Parish, Denver) parents and parishioners attended many, some will not be advanced Sullivan, Mrs. E. Heisel, Mrs. F. Heisel, Kennaugh, April 10. Sponsors The six Girl Scout troops of the recitals. sufficiently to make their First the “ Topnotchers and Panthers,” The Tourist Cou;\t at Red- and Mrs. A. Mayer o f Delta. Also sur were Mr. and Mrs. John Wieser. the parish will conduct a world Mother's Day Communion until after the sum will have a ball game this Satur Dr. Allen B. Croessmann vived by eixht xrandchildren and 10 friendship program in the church day afternoon at 4 o’clock, and the crest,' California, on its xreat-xrandchildren. Requiem Hixh Mass Guests at the Legion of Mary Bake Sale Slated mer school. Ph. C., D.C. auditorium Sunday, April 30, at The Holy Hour will resume its two groups will build their camp grounds a huge stuerii^ 14 feat is beinx offered in Annunciation church meeting Monday evening, April 17, The Rosary Altar society mem 331 14th Street Suite 311 Thursday, April 20, at 9:80. Interment 2 o’clock in the afternoon, "rhis fire and cook their own supper in diameter. From it t^vere are were Grace Palmei and Ursula bers are making preparations for regular form now that the special Ml Olivet. Theodore Hacketbal mortuary. is an annual affair in which each services of Lent and Easter have after the game. The younger Off: AC 5070 Res. FR 7250 17 shoots, the tallest i'vssibly Landherr of the Cathedral prae- a unique cake sale to be held in ELOISA AGUIRRE. 1328 30th street of the troops choose a particular been completed. It will be held groups of boys, called “ Mustangs,” J7 Ytsrs of Saccetsfel Prattiee 60 feet high. S.. Dauxhter of Mr. and Mrs. Jesus Axuirre; sidium. Miss Palmer is vice presi connection with Mother’s day. sister of Jesus, Jr.; Victor, Flora, and dent of the Denver comitium. country, selected by majority Friday evening from 7:30 to 8:30, “ Bears,” and “ Cowboys,” will A fireplace is built intVi one May 14. The plan is for the pa meet on Wednesday nights for side iof the stump, and A^ery Christina: xranddauxhter of Christina choice, and then portrays that with special novena prayers to the Draper's Upholstery Axuirre. Services in Sacred Heart church. rishioners to order their cakes in their outdoor activity. The Girls’ evening tourists sit around^'^e country by costumes and songs. Infant of Prague, Our Lady of Fa Interment Mt Olivet. Trevino mortuary. They particularly try to learn advance, specifying the type de outdoor clubs will meet on Thurs 926 West 6th Avc. fire j exchanging experien tima, Mother Cabrini, and Blessed ALBERT ESPARZA, 2264 Curtis Holy Rosary PTA something about the Girl Scouts sired. I The cakes will then be day nights. Next week the giris Children roast wienies street. Son o f Mr. and Mrs, Alex Perez; baked in the kitchen of the church Martin. of the country selected and the will cook their luncheon over the marshmaliows. brother of John, Alex. Jr.; and Louis auditorium by a group of excellent The Holy Hour will be con Perez, Mrs. Ray Abila. Mrs. Frank M. manner in which scouts in that camp fire. Furniture cake bakers, and will be decor ducted by the Rev. J. P. Houlihan, Oralss, Mias Lorena Esparza, and Car Sets Breakfast for country conduct themselves. O.P., and the sermon will be de The first assessment plan for men, Rachel, and Jeannette Perez; ated and ready for distribution in the parish will go into effect on Repairing Xrandson of Marion Moreno and Pablo The costumes are made by the time for the Mother’s day celebra livered by the Rev. Leo C. Gainor, Trejo. Requiem Mass is beinx offered scoute themselves, and under di O.P. The services will conclude the first Sunday of May. A parish at 9:16 Thursday, April 20, in Sacred tion. letter telling ail about the assess 1st Communicants rection the girls learn the songs with Benediction, followed by ven Heift church. Interment Mt. Olivet The materials for the cakes will ment, together with the special Trevino mortuary. (Holy Rozary Parish, Denver) eration of the relic of St. Dom Evening and dances of that country. Each be donated by the members, such envelopes, will be put in the mail BA^Y BOY GONZALES, 1450 Navajo. The Holy Rosary PTA will meet troop tries to make the best pre inic. Confessions w ill. be heard Calls Son of Mr. and Mrs. Cipriano Gonzales; as flour, sugar, eggs, etc., which by the end of the week. The plan in the school auditorium at 8 sentation possible, and from this after the services. brother of Marlene and Charles: xrand may be left at the rectory at any calls for a once-a-year assessment o’clock Thursday, April 20. friendly rivalry develops. A meeting of the Cana chib was son of Hr. and Mrs. J. M. OIxuin and time. Those who wish to order to do away with all bazaars, din But. Phona MAin 4507 Hr. and Mrs. Frank Fresquez. Interment Plans will be discussed for the Brownie troop has picked held April 18 in the home of Mr cakes in advance may call either ners, etc. The letter was read tOj Ret. Phones RAce 1926 Mt. Olivet Trevino mortuary. breakfast to be given the First Poland; Brownie troop 454, early and Mrs. Clyde Marchese, 2936 (JOSE) FULGENCIO CISNEROS. Hus- Mrs. Ted Day, president, GLen- a large group of tJie men of the RAce 4004 r a i n b o w g r a n i t e ! America; Brownie troop 456, Osceola street Jwnd of Cideiia Cisneros: father of Nina Communion class and also for the dale 5709, or Mrs. A. F. Zarlengo, Garcia, Ros#;' Gonzales. Juanita, Arthur, Mexico intermediate troop 166, The committee in charge of the Monuments snd 1 PTA participation in the summer chairman, GLendale 8730. f w «r w vF WWW y qr w 'P’ w vr w w w w w er w Gloria, Tcrdsaj^.pnd Flora Cisneros; xrand- festival. Refreshments will be Japati; intermediate troop 237, meeting of the Rosary Alt^r so ^ call them-"OUR C H ^ fatker of Diam.. Gonzales. Requiem Maas The Very Rev. Peter O’Brien, ciety to be held in May will meet wiil be offered St Cajetan’a church at made and served by the 4-H girls Italy; and intermediate troop 390, l e n g e r v a l u e s EOR O.P., 'pastor, announced at all to make arrangements on Monday CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING^ 9 o’clock Saturdiy, April 22. Interment under the direction of Mrs. A. France. The Girl Sqouts invite the Masses April 16 that it M t Olivet Capitdj mortuary. their many friends and the parish afternoon, April 24, at 1:30 in the 1950"? Padboy, Jr. would be necessary to divide FRANK ROYBiVL, 2756 W. Park • The Altar and Rosary society in general to witness their friend rectory reading room. The meet place. Husband o f D. Roybal; father the First -Communion clast into ing will be in cnarge of Mrs. J. M. Classified Ads of Joseph 0. and Je^*y Roybal and Mrs. wishes to expresa appreciation to ship program. two sections. At present, in ad JACQUES Frances Zendejas; x>'pdfather of Linda The Neighborhood club of adult Harrington, past president of the ,( the donors and workers as well as dition to the candidates attend It will pay you to read ALL of the following advertisqmentc. j^OTHERS sines »«i Marie Royball. Requfs)i. Mass was of the public who attended the recent scouts will hold their monthly society, and her committee of all i ■INUMENTt IF DItTIIICTIII . fered April 18 in PreseiiAtion church. In ing the parish school, there are the past presidents. It is urged by terment Mt. Olivet Csnaol mortuary. successful games party. Mrs. meeting Monday, April 24, at 1 Jsrt sH Inilwtr 55 children enrolled in the Sun Mrs. Harrington that all the for ts Stk An. ISABELLE M, SCOi Requiem. Mass Mamie Kqvac, president, announ o’clock in the home of Mrs. Fred was offered April 18 in St.'^kse of Lima’s day classes taught after the mer presidents be present to help ROOM FOR RENT ces that it has been decided to Bartle, 2229 Julian street, at children’s Mats at 9 o’clock. church. Interment Mt. O liw . Hartford- which time final plans will be her make the arrangements for NICEST loeSlion in Denver. 1 block from Homes For Sale Alcorn mortuary. purchase new Mass vestments for These are all public school pu earline snd business district Nice room |8 E. ^th Are. made for the scouts’ friendship, the May meeting. AL. 2019 FRED RIVERA, 928 Kalaipath. Hus Father John Judnic with the re pils. for lady adj. bath. AL. 1422. 46 So. Lincoln. band of Josephine Rivera; father of ceipts. program. Other business also will The Third Order will receive Ar« you planning to tell? Consult Martha Rivera; brother of Str^' Rivera, This group has been enrolling Til# ftrms lUt#d htr# dtstrv* t« Great interest is evident in the be transacted, particularly regard Communion in the 7:30 Mass WANTED TO RENT us with your Real Estata problems. Denver: Emilio and Joseph P.';^ivera. pupils every Sunday, and all are ^ rm«mbtr«cl whan you oro dit- Rufina Otis, and Louise Gailexos,\;all of forthcoming production of a three- ing summer camps and field work. Sunday, April 23, and will hold the HOUSE. Terrace, or xronnd floor bedroom W e have buyers waiting. Winn tributlny your potronago to tbo dU» La Jara. Requiem Hixh Mass was ^ e re d Tournament Popular not advanced to the same degree monthly meeting under the lead apt Couple, child of four, and Infant. At Schrodt A Co., 7338 Colfax. Lake- act comedy ^y the Dramatic club. present address 3 yrs. Excellent references. ftroo^ linos of buoiatfi. April 15 in St. Joseph’s church. Inter The bridge and pinochle tourna of preparation. The. plan is to ership of Mrs. Bernard Pilz, prior ment M t Olivet. With a few exceptions. the mem have those with needed prepara Prefer S t Joseph’s Parish. Any place con wood 2078 or SP. 7562. bers of the cast i^ll be seen for ment now in progress in the ess, at 4 o’clock in the afternoon sidered. Rent 35.00. Call SP. 8281. church auditorium held its second tion attend the summer religion the first time on the stage. The of the same day. The meetmg will _ jr 8 BEDROOM house or apt unfur 3000 So. Downing meeting April 19. The tournament school, which will be held in the play will l)e given April 29 and 30. be held in the church. nished. Up to 85.00. Near Parochial School. Marion A Lafayette is proving very popular with the parish school from June 12 to St. Anne’s circle is meeting KE. 5584. 8 to 4 ;30. Mr. Donlan. PTA members and their friends. June 30, to complete their prep New 2 and 3 badroom homesi full PROFESSIONAL SERVICE . . . . tex. Leonard Abercrombie Thursday, April 20, at 1 o’clock FOR SALE Mrs. Eddie Bohn, chairman, em aration. After this, they will re in the home of Mrs. A. C. Reid, basemants— $11,500 to $14,950. ceive their First Communion on F.H.A. Financed, St. Louis I^arish. # With Sympathy . .. Is<|lome From Hospital phasizes that patrons may enter 2715 Raleigh street A dessert- FULLY automatic Eaay Spin-drier waaher Tib.;', Rev. Leonard Abercrombie, for the remaining two Wednesday an assigned Sunday. luncheon will be served and bridge — used three months, 1160 So. Gaylord. Wilson & Wilton, Realtors # With Dignity . • • assistant in S t Francis de Sales’ evenings, since gifts are pre The regular teachers for the will be played. SP. 4304 after 6 p.m. UsBbars of St. Loels Parlsk parish,'-^enver, who suffered a sented at every possible sesSon. public school pupils have been Sis ’ " The Little Flower circle will be 2868 So. Broadway SU. 1-6671 # With Respect... These special tickets will be SO ter Bertram, who teaches the entertained at a bridge-luncheon PAINTING & DECORATING iroken iW in a skiing accident last Opsa Eveninxs till 9 week, returned to the rectory April cents. The play will close Wediles- more advanced children, and Sis Wednesday, April 26, at 1 o’clock Wallpaper hanxinx. paintlnx, rvmodallBS. 18. Thouglr iiis leg is in a cast and day evening. May 3, at which time ter Dolores, who prepares the by Mrs. Anthony Archer, 4925 W. Call KE. 6798. TO W ELS & LINE« SUPPLY GEO. P. HACKETHAL he is on crutches, he will probably the special gifts will be given younger ones for elementary 32nd avenue. FOR paperhanxinx and pafutux call Anton return to paH-time duty in the away. training. The Siena Sewing club will Berinxer, 158 Madison, EA. 228A______MOUNTAIN TOWEL A SUPPLY C a PTA Election April 20 meet Wednesday afternoon, April Borrieo faraltbsd for OSicss, Barbtrs. Funeral Director parish within a few days. With approximately 80 children BRICK REPAIRS in Sunday school, all in various 26, in the rectory reading room Bsstaaraats, Stores, and Banqiata LincolnLi St. TA. 5351 NOTICE OF "f S a L SETTLEMENT The PTA will hold its annual election of officers at the meeting degrees of training, it has been for church sewing. BRICK REPAIRS; Spedallzlnx ^ Thurtdo>/ A pril 20, 1950 Offict, 938 lenneck Street TH8 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4205 PAGE ELEVEN Strange But True Don't Sell M cCarthy Year of the Short Yet (!hqidJi)Jujcddu Great RefUrp,^ By Rsv. Francis Sttruney By Rev. B. Ebel carOtd fus'PtET^^. WE ARE FIRM BELIEVERS in freedom of “ WELL, ANOTHER D R i^ K that was rolled, St VvU ri).1he only ntork, b ^ f* K the press, though not in a dispensation. from I suppose.” That is the first thought that enters signature, ■H£ c u t m s moral responsibility for writers. We regard this Is the Church Better Than Christ? the mind of a priest of a downtown city parish LARGE LETTtR ACROSS THE • ^ ^ basic American principle as one of the founda Rev. Robert E. Kekeisen presence of the Savior, who was not ashamed toBy when the housekeeper tells him at breakfast: “ A iR E A Sr OF THE S/IRGIN iHANQf tion stones of our democracy. We believe that man in the office— wants to see one of the CATHOLICS ARE BEING ASKED many e found in the company of sinners. To Him we after hearing som e orilooker^ our great American press is not always So fair priests right away.” And so, with a longing questions regarding the Church burial accorded recommend the soiil of the individual whose re otirU>ute it to anoiner. * as it pretenps to be. This failure arises more mains are about to be consigned to the grave. glance at the steaming coffee and golden toasL from omission than from commission. the notorious Chanes Binaggio of Kansas City, Mo. Incomplete, and consequently misleading, re May his soul and the souls of all the departed he checks his pocket to see whether he has enough change to stake the caller to a meal, and heads' ) A case in point is the coverage o f the current ports of the funeral given by the secular press did rest in peace.’’ m for the office. SrM cEM oRurj hearing on the charges of Communism in high more to cloud the issue than to clarify it. The laces in the U. S. g^ovemment made by Sen. (7S9-829) •, -V best way to satisfy disturbed minds is to present / / But it does not turn out to be a drunk, or a Joseph McCarthy of Wisconsin. We, along with the facta. Following, therefore, are a few ex^ U l IC f II fJIUy 111^111 m U f l b bum— not this time. The young man’s eyes show nxeiHHOL9O^i0£lts\ many others, are disappointed that the Senator cerpts from the• oofficial f f i ...... statement read at...... Mr. kA^~J. ho has not slept very well, but his face is clean a n d i ^ CONSECRATtDj has not produced more concrete evidence to back Binaggic^s Funeral Mass by the Rev. Raymond /V i O S r I nSIOlOUS m em y shaven, his moustache trimmed. His khaki trench his charges. But we would remind readers that the Jackson, Vice Chancellor of the Kansas City ~ ------coat gives him a military air, and, together with hearings are not over, that it took two trials to By John M. O’Hayre the moustache, more than a little resemblance to diocese; UNEMPLOYMENT, the workingman’s most produce the evidence that convicted Alger Hiss “ Ever since the brutal murders of last week James Cagney, soldier of fortune. of perjury, and that Harry Bridges has just been insidious enemy, is on the march again. For the with their ugly implications, speculation has been first time since the humming -war years, many “ Father,” he begins, “ I need some advice,* £AS7EH SuNDAV found guilty of denying his association with rife as to whether Christian burial could be con and I didn’t know where to come but here’’ Communism after a trial lasting months. workers are skimping on part-time jobs, and ceded to the remains that lie before us this morn others are struggling with no jobs at all. And the (words that somehow bring a glow into a priest’s , McCarthy’s biggest fault, it seems, has been ing. . . . Among those designated by the law of future promises more of the same. heart, even when his breakfast is growing cold). that he was innocent enough to believe that any the Church as unworthy of ecclesiastical burial Leon KeyserJing, chairman of theTresident’s “ You see, I served in World war II in China. one faithfully serving the Communist cause could are all public and evident sinners. But the Church Council of Economic Advisers, recently pointed Things haven’t been very good for me as a reasonably be defined as a Communist. Louis decrees that each case be studied carefully for civilian, and well— I think I’ll go back.” Nr out that even if our economy could have main Budenz, former editor of the Daily Worker, re- the slightest circumstances that can be inter tained its h^h of 1948— the greatest year of eco IT IS IN THE FINAL DAYS of the National veals that many top operatives of ^ e Communist preted in favor of the sinner. nomic activity in history— in 1954 there would be ist rout on the China mainland. “ I have a chance cause are deliberately relieved of the necessity “TO CONDEMN THIS merciful outlook is to 10 million unemployed. If our economy main to join the Nationalist air force on Formosa,” he of party membership or of other Communist con misunderstand the entire Go^el of Christ With tains only its current level, there will be 12 explains. “ I am leaving this morning. And tacts so they can the better conduct their treach the hatred of the Lord Jesus Himself, the Church million unemployed, in 1954. At present, there are — ^1 wondered what the Church’s a ttitu d *^ ery against this country. Mr. Budenz said, too, hates sin, but with His own compassion she stands, approximately 4.51 million jobless, with nearly toward something like this— toward join*r!^up last week that he could name 400 top Soviet as long as there is the slightest foothold, between 800,000 to be graduated from classrooms to the in a war when you don't have to.” operatives in this country but would not do so be the sinner and the terrible consequences of his labor market in June. The m onks o f the CRAMDE cause he could not afford the flock of libel trials He is assured that the C)pirc)\;'^d nothing 4|( sin. If this means that she will be called the friend Many, politicians, economists. newspapers. CMARTIRBUSE who built Qnd that would be forthcoming. against professional soldiersf^1i8;4«ng as they are of sinners, she does not forget that the same and magazines report that, despite the more than fighting on the side of tnrai ilnd justice, and as endovOed a fiee public hospital THE POINT WE WOULD MAKE, however, charge was hurled at her Master. four million u n em ...... the situation is not yet long as they keep the moud'law in their life as a at Laurcnfc-du-Ibnt and. / , . ... ^ / , ^is that certain sources in this country have de- “ The doubt in favor of the deceased whom serious. Their mislake is, of course, that they soldier. 'liberately spread a smoke screed around the cur we bury this morning stems from the fact that dittribulfel 5 0 0 LOAVES, ( ^^ning cf \)fucK* speak in terms of the whole economy, not in terms “ Well, the w aw i^ook at it Father, is that Weakly, Were ©dieted by the em bled ^JEROME to make h is rent hearings in Washington through a large part recently he was seen receiving the sacraments of the 4.5 million |Who are without jobs. When of the secular press. We think a few points should and attending Sunday Ma#. I’ll just be gettiwrin early in a fight that we’ll fRENCH REPUBLIC IN > 9 0 3 OS great translatiOK o f the BlBLE, they say that the situation is not serious, they all have to ge^Ssoon er or later.” __■JF/TABLE SERVAHTS nfas first taken i^ b y h in a s a. be brought to light. “ . . . The Church never judges the fate of mean that it is not yet serious enough for the That migift well be, the priest agrees, wondir OF 7HE STATE"/ ___ _ form, o f self-cuscipU ne. (c The Senate hearings a re ^ in g conducted by the individual soul. . . . Nor in these instances government to begin < manufacturing jobs. It Millard Tydings, who is a son-in-law of former where permission for ecclesiastical burial is fi would seem decidedly more logical if the situation ing aloud' whether a soldier about to leave for Ambassador Joseph E. Davies, of “ Mission to nally granted may it be construed as belief that were considered critical as long as any man who battle.ih a foreign land would not want to go to Moscow’’ notoriety. The hearings and the news the deceased has been saved. Much less is it seeks and needs work is without it. JSopfession and receive a blessing. The Denver Catholic Register papers have "glossed over’’ many of the admis approval of the life he has led. It is merely a BEHIND THE SCENE MANEUVERING in ^4 “ FATHER, I AM NOT A CATHOLIC,” is the sions made by individuals denounced by McCar plea to Almighty God to deal leniently with a soul Washington would indicate that the situation 'y f ' '•surprising answer. “ I was an o^han as a child, President...... Most Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. thy, that would ordinarily be of damning head that He has redeemed with His Precious Blood. perhaps more alarming than people with ^ ^ s and did not receive any religious instruction. Editor...... ;...... R t Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D., Jour.D. line importance. Dr. Jessup and others had testi "THE CATHOLIC CHURCH does not have are able to believe. President Truman is ^dlling Since then I once took a full course of lectures on Managing Director...... Monsignor John B. Cavanagh.- M.A., Ph.D. fied as character witnesses for Alger Hiss. Owen to cry from the housetops that she is unalterably on Congress greatly to expand unemj^i/^ment the Catholic Church, and I agree with everything, City Editolr...„...... Rev. John B; Ebel, M.A., Litt.D. Lattimore admitted his backing and sponsoring of opposed to crime and vice. For 20 centuries the benefits; Secretary of Labor Mauricr^*Tobin is but I just have never been able to take the final Associate Editors — Rev. Francis Syrianey, M.A.. Litt.'D.; Linus a policy that has resulted in the present strength world has seen her in no other role. . . . If this .pressing for establishment of public projects step.” Riordan, Fli.D.; Rev. James B. Hamblin, M.A., Litt. D.; Rev. Robert of Communism in China and the Far East and present case calls fon'extraordinary stress, how in the more critical areas; and Lebh Keyserling He is told of the gift of faith, and constant Kekeisen, M.A., Litt.M.; Paul H. Hallett, Litt D.; Jack Heher, A.B.; advocated further withdrawals of American in ever, we do not hesitate to give it is beseeching industry to expand gradually to prayer for faith. James Kelly, A.B.; Art Editor, Leo Cartavan, M.F.A. fluence that might extend the Soviet position. “ As Catholics,'we abominate and we condemn promote a $300 billion economy by 1954. If the “ All my life I have been hunting for some Entered 'as second class matter at the postoffide at Denver, Colo. The Congressional hearings are conducted by syndicated crime and vice. . . . We condemn the economy maintains its present level throughout thing,” comes the reply. “ In the past war I came men unfriendly to McCarthy who do not give him underworld and all its barbarous and cowardly the rest of the year, it is^timated that between very close to finding it, and I am hoping that this Published Weekly by the same* courtesies afforded those being in way.s. five and six million wjF/De out of work. time I will finally find what I am looking for.” THE CATHOLIC TOESS SOCIETY, (Inc.) vestigated. The instances could be multiplied. ^ “ But we condemn also the overworld— liquor The reasons hehy^A/ a u unemployment are mul The gift of faith has often been found in FOR THE COUNTRY’S SAKE we hope that executives, public officials in high and low places tiple, but the one Reason is that the more ef •938 Bannock Street, 1 battle, the priest thinks; why not in this case? McCarthy’s charges cannot be vin4icated. Past and tlje like who, though able to retain the aura ficient machinerieplacing the less efficient Aloud he says: “ I’ll give you a little book 1 think Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 1^20 experience, however, forces a pessimistic view of respectability, sacrifice every decent principle human in fa c ^ iW and shops about the nation. may help. It is / Believe by Father Conway, and of the entire situation. We hold no particular for their own contemptible and selfish end. Industry, having .invested 72 billion in new plants it was written in the past war by a priest who Subscription: brief for Senator McCarthy, but we consider it ‘The same blood is upon their hands as uponon and equip^oimt since the close of the war, is now wanted to help men like you.” 75 cents per year in Archdiocese of Denver. most strange that, in a matter as serious as the jthe hands of the villainous characters whom t!S•y producii^g' more goods with fewer men. The A few minutes later the soldier leaves on his security of the country, the cards of public opin both use and protect economwicontinues at full blast, but employment lone journey, tears in his eyes, a book in his $1.25 per year Outside Archdiocese of Denver. ion are stacked. Canada, $2.00 a year per subscription. “ We are gathered here this morning in the i n c r e i ^ s . pocket telling in simple but stirring language the .To’ economists, this situation is not alarm eternal truths that men on the battlefield know Foreign countries, including Philippines, $2.75 a year. Whaf Is Progress? ing.' The reason is that new machines increase are so important, and the words of the priest’s production; increased production results in blessing still echoing in the little office. Thursday, April 20, 1950 By Guy R. Calleo No matter the choice, it enables us to keep ..^t.theaper prices; cheaper prices result in greater “ THE YEAR OF THE GREAT RETURN,” “ THE WORLD is too much with us . r '.’’ And busy 24 hours a day and prevent the nuisance buying power; greater buying power results in every day we have further proof of the enervat conscience, meditation, or speculation on the greater demand; and greater demand results in he thinks as he watches the khaki-clad back dis OFFICIALt-ARCHDlOCESE OF DENVER appear down the sidewalk, and may this man and ing power of the materialistic culture that will, if pernatural life. _ - g^reater production and more jobs. Such a chain \ The; Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. the millions like him throughout the world find it can, divest us of all but our acqui^ive desires. "This device, combined with the existin^'at- of reasoning is valid only so long as nothing in We confihn it as the official publication of the Archdiocese. What in this Holy Year of Grace what they have been More money, more clothes, more 'pleasure, and tention-distracting devices of thfe day,f , y r A eni terferes with the process and industry continues ever appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or now even more knowledge to enable us to pursue able us to complete the pattern of non/*linking looking for all their lives— faith in God and in to expand. It is, jhowever, very easy for new His Church. those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. these former and complete the frustrating circle. activity to a much greater degree; wit*/ pf’actice machines and feWer workers to mean greater Wo hope The Register will be read in every home of the Recent Sunday supplement articles and news we shall be enabled to pass from day j day with Somehow the cold coffee and soggy toast did , profit rather thaii greater production, as was not matter much this morning. Archdiocese. paper stories have been extolling the latest scien out so much as one self-directed ideCi. ' the case in many industries last year. The mar We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in tific “ contraption” that will enable us to study PROGRESS IS A WORD that; iif itself, has riage of higher profits to increased unemployment the children of the Archdiocese for the reading of The Register. while we sleep. The machine plays recordings in become the undefined criterion of age without is an economic union that can produce at most Any Similarity to Facts « URBAN J. VEHR, our ear as we slumber so that we continue to objective morality. If we view progress in the government work projects and depression. Jan. 29, 1942 Archdiocese of Denver. learn while we might .otherwise 4evote ourselves light of supernatural truth and soul-orientation EVEN THOUGH MANY ECONOMISTS do to no more useful purpose than restful sleep we may discover that grandfather, who tilled the not consider the machine-replacing-men process V/ould Be Strictly Tragic or moral evaluations of our day’s activities. soil and enjoyed the deep a ^ undisturbed sleep as alarming, mos^ sociologists consider it ex By Frank Morris Forty Hours' Devotion THE MIND is especially receptive while we bought by honest toil and « ^ in d at peace, lived tremely so — even in a time of expanding ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER A GROUP OF ROB&ERiS once arose in a sleep, we are told, and by listening to the con in the age of progress. JH is we who have per economy. prosperous country. These unscrupulons men Week of April 23 stant and repetitive voice of a phonograph record, fected the painless ^ l^hi-while-you-sleepep ma Men who are replaced by machines must seek Denver, Holy Ghoit church realized the only way to make robbe^ a safe, we may convince ourselves of our personal worth, chine— as well as they«hock-therapy macrchine— work elsewhere, .^nd statistics prove that men paying proposition was to convert it into a re Colorado Springs, Sacred Heart church learn Sanskrit, or memorize the lifetime batting who live in the age Alt darkness. Our progress, replaced by machmes in a certain industry are Peetz, Sacred Heart church spectable profession. They knew once people ac average of our favorite slugger. measured by this civterion,cr>terio is retrogressive. usually unable to Temain in that industry, even cepted them as having legal rights they could use in another city. This means that a skilled worker their “ talents” to take over control of tht -CATHOLIC RADIO LOG in one industry will have to start in another in country. dustry to learn aiiother skill, and at beginner’s Not only real robbers belonged to this group, -wages. Most of thq skilled men who are replaced Station KOA Station KFEL ■ / but also a number o f paid hangers-on; andid somesc by machines are lien in their late 20s or older, well-meaning citizens were duped by. them, prin CATHOLIC HOUR— Sund^, AVE MARIA HOUR — Sun since it normally takes that long to acquire a skill. cipally because they advocated “ something new,* 4 p.m. day, 5:30 a.m. and 11:30 And at that age, most are family men. These that is, legal robbery. Some of these supporters men, then, must begin at a late age to learn a ASK AND LEARN— Sunday, D .m . preferred to put their faith in pipe-dreams rather new trade; they mfust take a sizeable cut in sal than wrestle with the problems of the day. They 10:45 p.m. FAMILY THEATER— / ary as beginners; and they must support a family felt legalized robbery should have a chance to on the lesser wage. The sociologists detect a se Station KMYR cure the ills of the nation. Other “ honest” men Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. rious problem creaked by the machine. Station KLZ who believed in the robbers preached the doctrine SACRED HEART PROGRAM A few statistics will indicate that the number that it would curb the robbers’ right of pursuit Df — Weekdays at 7:30 a.m. CHURCH OF AIR— Sijhday, of men being replaced by increased efficiency in happiness unless they were allowed to rob with — Sundays at 12:15 noon. 8-8:30 a.m industry is not in s^ ifica n t With three per cent immunity. All together, the whole group, or fewer workers last! year, the automobile industry “ gang” as some called them, formed a'sort of produced 18 per cent more cars and trucks; with semilegal cult of robbery. nine per cent fewer workers, steel production re WHENEVER SOMEONE suggested that the mained equal to I948; with six per cent fewer dupes of the robbers who preached their doctrine / workers, miners and manufacturers produced in high places were dishonest, these fringe-mem only three per cent less; and with 10 per cent bers of the cult would howl with indignanon and Hear ’ fewer workers, farmers produce 40 per cent more point out they never in their lives had robbed than before the war.' In round numbers, approxi anyone, which was quite true. Whenever anyone mately one million workers are replaced each suggested that it was just as intellectually and year. 1 morally wrong to suborn or advocate robbery as IT SHOULD BE STRESSED here that it to rob, they answered that freedom 9f ideas and ASK and LEARN is no answer to the problem to propose to elim beliefs came above everything else. inate the machine or to hold back developments The cult of robbers eventually became so of new and betfer machines. In a great sense, powerful, and had so many friends among the machines are responsible for the high standard policy makers of the land,' it forced a decision of living enjoyed in the U, S. from the country’s leaders to hold a referendum KOA There is an answer, however, and it is very to decide whether it would be perfectly legal to simple, being social and economic in nature. rob. Economically speaking, unemployment can be WHEN AN OPPONENT of the new cult de 10:45 solved if the nation’s industry gradually expands to keep pace with| the expanding labor market. manded that robbers be barred from voting in the referendum he was met with shocked cries of EVERY SUNDAY NIGHT If indust^ fails to expand, the unemployed will “ reactionary” and “ old-fashioned.” Even the of necessity be cared for by the state. Even the common men on the street were so outraged that most conservative! economists and industrialists Questions on reI|^on submitted by the radio admit this. \ they took the side of the robbers and said fair play and sportsmanship dictated that everyone Socially speakihg, some system must be de audience answered on the archdiocesan broadcast. in the whole land should vote on this tremendous vised whereby displaced men become replaced question. This opinion was urged over the radio, Booklets on Catholic Church available free of cost men, without jeopardizing their economic status in the courts, and even in the legislature by the and the well-being of their families. To do less to aU inquirers. Yes, the best way of financing a new" car is friends and dupes of the robbers. in either instance would be to sacrifice the Jiuman These influential supporters of the “ legal WRITE TO the AMERICAN W A Y . . . with a low-cost to the mechanized for the sake of profit and pro robbery” movement (it was really more of a duction. Auto Loon . . . at the AMERICAN revolt) turned the tables on their “ old-fashioned” A sk AND LEARN, Station KOA opponents and said that property owners should Denver 2, Colorado NATIONAL! You'll be surprised how not vote because of course they were prejudiced easy it is to hove that new cor A Sacramental Approach. against robbery. They said property owners were THE MODERN Sacramental Apostolate, more not intellectually free but were fettered by an you're dreaming about! often called the Liturgical movement, has been unnatural lust and propensity for ownership. a providential preparation for the coming strug- They said real thinkers and intellectuals ownM MAin 5314 le of the Church Bgainst secularism. For the no property. The friends of the robbers wert Sacramental Apostolate, begun in 1903 by Pope now so numerous that they were able to get this Pius X, has helped to stir up in the Catholic mind last and decisive concession from the leader of the deep riches of life in and with Christ. This the nation— ^no person with property could vot« F. J. KIRCHHOF mentality stresses the positive approach — the in the referendum. warmth and freshness and earthly glory of living The robbers, of course, won. the life of the Mystical Body. THINGS CHANGED a great deal after that. For too long we have worried and fretted and The robbers, much better organized for quick Construction Co. FREE ^2 HOUR PARKING argued excessivelyi about heretics and heresies, and complete acquisition of all property, soon about who was right and who was wrong, about “ owned” every bit of moveable goods and had in the American's convenient PARKING discrimination against Catholics, about defenses deeds to all the country’s real estate. The people BUILDERS against the caricatures of Catholicism raised by who thought robbery would help the country P PLAZA right next door. bigots on all sides. We forgot, sometimes, in the recover from its economic and social and politiciu We Appreciate Your Patronage heat of debate,' that the most fruitful way to re troubles found that the robbers were just as avid Xi fute error and propiote the Church is to live the and lustful toward property as had been the orig beautiful, satisfying, happy life of those who were 700 Lawrence St. D e n ? ^ Colo. inal owners, who had at least worked, inherited, Tuna in baptized in Christ and who share, in a w ^ , with or bought the property. ' Christ the vital, inner life of the Blessed 'Trinity. ‘ A few of the more sincere advocates of tha "THE AMERICAN SERENADE" established THE SACRAMENTAL APOSTOLATE is not referendum jumped out of windows. The men in KLZ 8:30 p.m. every Wednesday so hard to understand as some make it out to be. the street found that they were no better o ff; And even if it is a bit more mystical than the Indeed, whatever small holdings they had were in theological debate on the inspiration of the Bible constant danger o f being taken by a person The American Fixture Co or the evils of private interpretation, it builds up stronger than themselves. Everyone except the Hunl«ctBr*n of a mentality which gradually makes all such de robbers now regretted that^ the whole cult of Cliurch Pewa and Allari bate secondary and faiconsequentiaL For there robbers had not been suppressed from the begin The AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK is only One Christ. And Christ is indivisible. And ning, in spite o f what anyone had felt or said, Church Furniture P . either we are for Christ or against Christ. And then, though, it was too late. Banky Office, and Store. Fkhurea o f D e n v e r if we are for Christ the way of life ahead is, clear. And there will be no mistaking a follower 'There are no minorities in the American way Millwork of AU Kindt o f Christ with one who has only “ a pagan mind of life. There are only Americans. This is not a PMA. 0168 i j t b at Lawrence Streets with Catholic patches.” count^ of majorities and minorities; it is a coun F. J. KircUiof, Pres, Arapahoe St. If the sacramental life should ever become try of individuals who possess inalienable ^ h ta C. F. Stahl, Vice Pres. Denver, Colo. widely known and substantially practiced, Christ under the Constitution of the United States. Who T^W C 'B~A*M’K o r PCRBONALIZ e 'D* S C RlTre'C’ would again sweep the world as He did in the ever violates those rights o f the individual, vio days of S t Paul.— (Duluth Register) lates the Constitution.— George Sokolsky. L wk i ' . / f p a 4 e t w e l v e Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone^ KEystone 4205 ^ Thursday, April 20, 1950 Parochial League to Invade Bears’ i Stadium April 23 V DENVER BRUINS Boh Schnabel, Jim Scavo j Only 3 , Parochial Players Regis Raiders Make MAUL SKY SOX On All-Star Grid Squad IN 10-4 OPENER Only two players have beeniNorbert Woods, Greeley; Jim Bow Against Cardinals selected from the Denver paro- Scavo,,Regis high. Mediocre f o-o t b a 11 weather chial, loop to play In the ninth Centers — Harry Taggart, East greeted Denver baseball fans as annual Colorado high school all- high; Don Mellin, Ault, Colo. they flocked to Bears’ stadiurh star football game to be played South Squad April 18, almost 10,000 strong, Aug. 26 in conjunction with the In Sunday's Opener Backs— Merrill Pyle, La Junta; to view the curtain raiser of the professional game slated between the Washington Redskins and the Jim Holt, South high, Denver; 1960 local diamond season. Their Ed Salazar, Alamosa; Joe Mohoro- Six Denver Parochial baseball teams -will invade the favorites did not let them down Chicago Cardinals. Bears’ stadium on Sunday, April 23, for the first triple The two pprochial stars selected chick, Central^’Pueblo; Pat Brown, and it was in no mediocre style Rifle; Bob Newcomer, Lakewood; header of the pPL diamond season. Owing to inclement that the club from the Mile High from more than a legion of high city clamped down on the Colo caliber parochial g^ridsters are Bob weather, the first scheduled games were postponed and rado Springs Sky Sox to claim Schnabel of the Cathedral Blue- will be played at the convenience of the participating the opener in Western league com jays, who will fill a backfield spot, teams as soon as possible. petition, 10-4. and Jim Scavo of the Regis Raid ers, who will see action as a guard. On 'Sunday’s i^ate the seeded Regis Raiders will make The Sky Sox took the lead in Chuck De Luia of Pueblo Catholic their bow in the pennant race against the Annuncia the second inning, pushing across high will be one of the ends on tion Cardinals at 12 noon. At 2noon. one counter, but Denver was quick the southern squad. o'clock the Mullen high nine will Bufke, and Bob Santarelli form to bounce back. The Bears racked N. C. “ Tub” Morris, co-director trade hits with the St. Francis the backbone of the Cathedral up three in their half of the third of the Colorado High School Gremlins, and at 4 p.m. the de squad. Although the Bluejay nine and added single scores in the Coaches Association clinic, slated fending champion Bluejays will looks formidable, the team will fourth and sixth while holding the at D.U. stadium Aug. 22-26, also face the St. Joseph battery. lack the batting strength it had last Springs club scoreless. In the calip announced that Jess Neely, head season. Lloyd Paiz and Joe Ad before the storm, both outfits Although the *tarting line-up coach at Rice ' Institute, would for the Raider* ha* not been de duce! will operate from the Jay could get no better than goose head the football department. mound this year. eggs in the seventh frame. termined a* yet. Coach Lou Kel For the first time the state’s Coach Dick Brown’s seasoned tep stars have been divided into logg expect* to field a *trong Tlje Sox came within one run team centered around la*t batsmen from Mullen high, rich of Denver in the eightn-inijing mo- S'Orth and South squads with Col fax avenue in Denver as the divid year’s reterans. Fan* look for in experience and steeped in lee as they racked up three runs ward to see some strong stick- hustle, boast of virtually thok to make the score read 6-4. But ing line. In the past games a squad made up of players from the work by Ronnie Himstreet, Gene same team they had last year. the Bears wrecked the visitors’ Haggerty, and Tom Lahey. John Jaidinger will do most of chances, as they collected five runs Denver area opposed a squad made up of players from nigh Sereral newcomer* may gire the Mustang pitching; Manuel in their turn at the plate in the the senior player* a lot of com Gonxales will operate from bottom half of the same inning. schools throughout the state. _ The _ prep all-star game •will be petition for first string spots. shortstop; and Norm Rogers will The Bears walked o ff the field take on the catching duties. billed in D. U. stadium Saturday, Facing the strong Raider bat without having played the second Aug. 22 with the program. George Bravdica, George Her part of the last inning. tery will be a green but willing North Squad Bob Schnabel nandez, Bert Olivas, and Johnny P E £ R L £ S S X X If such shortened performances team from Annunciation high. Barone all add up to a tough _ Backs— Don DesCombes, East Cliff Stewart, Littleton; Kenneth Fred Maes will guide the team can be repeated in large numbers high, Denver; Bill Horton, East Mustang team. — only when the Bears are play Baker, Salida; Bill McKay, Grand from the catcher’s spot, aided by high, Denver; Alex Burl, Manuel Junction; Jack Van Bibber, Monte veteran first sack man, Ed Horvat. The Fransalians will count on 'COBE' ing at home, that is— Denver fans high, Denver; Virgil Fitzgerald, Ed Sweeney’s pitching, Fred Pe- Vista. Manny Reidel, Bob Duden, and will not howl in the least. trillo’s catching, the fieldihg of A1 Fort Collins; Quentin Eberhardt, , End* — A1 Glass, South high, George Comminiello promise to Steinke, Jun Flood, Joe Cavaliri, Torrid action afield made the Fort Collins; Jack Parsons, Wray; Denver; Robert Jacobson, Paonia; add to the Raiders’ fielding prob patrons more or less oblivious to Dwight Osborn, Longmont; Bob Don Stone, Durango;'ChucK De- lems. and Charles O’Fallon, as well as the cold weather that somewhat Schnabel, Cathedral high, Denver; Lj^ia, Pueblo Catholic high. the batwork of all to take the Glen Kunau, Greele>; James Bell, Joe Wedow, top Bulldog excused the four errors— three Tackles — i Bud Fisher, Pueblo game away from the Mustangs. for Denver and one for the Sox. Wheatridge. hurler, will lead the St. Joseph Six playing dates will remain EAN OF Central; Ward Watson, West high aggregation against the Cathe PAROCHIAL Early season play also was in part Endi— Kirk Hinderlider, East Denver; Bob * McCandless, La in the Parochial calendar before league co a ch es now in responsible for some slightly rag high; Jim Brandon, Longmont; Junta; Jim Phelps, Colorado dral Jonesmen. Aided by the dia the season closes. Weather per ged showings. Jack Kammayer, Fort Collinsj Springs. . mond-wise Bud Sekoepflin and mitting, all games will be played Dean Howell, Fort Morgan. five other monogram stick wield- HIS 1 6 TH YEAR ... STILL (The Bears, of course, are not Guard*— Merle Wallace, Hotch in the Denver Bears’ stadium Tacklei — Tom Lindquist, East ers, the Bulldogs should give the with the exception of the tilts without their obvious weaknesses high; James Rosenbach, Manuel kiss; George Wathen, Alameda; Bluejays an even battle. REMEMBiREO AS,AN ALL-STAR, that fans are many times prone to Lane Koch, Pueblo Central; Royal May 18 (Elitch’s gardens) and high; Jack Wagoner, East high; Joe DiPaola, Bob Schnabel, Jack May 21 (Lincoln park). a t h l e t e a t e a s t regard lightly early in the year, James Scott, Estes Park. Smith, South high, Denver. hi i n ' 24/ Ufoh} they wait until the season is Gumrda — Arnie Heller, North Center* — Don Ollien, Monte under full steam and then watch high; Dick Urbon, Fort Collins; Vista; John Corsi, Pueblo Central. good and bad points develop, which is just about the way it shapes up Parochial Schools Form i in any league. What! Pigskin Again? No pessimistic view - need be taken of the Bears in view of the State Sports Association 'Nobody'll Tell You'It's Better to Lose' terrific clouting power shown in League Football Schedule the form of their 16-hit attack. Directors of a,thletics from all Other purposes of the new as And the word is to watch Jim With the parochial baseball season scarcely under way, the the Catholic high schools sociation are to foster closer co Keller, colorful left fielder, who directors of the Parochial league have released the 1950 grid throughout the state met in the operation and more friendly rela Jay Mentor Plays to Win knocked a double and a homer in schedule. Blue Spruce restaurant in Colo tions among the Catholic high four times at the plate. In all, he 1950 Parochial Football Schedule rado Springs for the first organi schools of the state. Already cross- By John O’Haybe batted in six of the Bears’ 10 runs zational meeting of the Colorado sectional preseason games in all of the opening evening. Sept. 24— St. Joseph’s vs. Holy Family high The dean of parochial league coaches and one of the most colorful characters in Catholic High School Athletic as sports . have been discussed. The The three-game opening series Annunciation high vs. Mullen high sociation April 12. athletic directors plan to hold two of the season is scheduled to end Colorado coaching circles is the Cathedral high mentor—perky Cobe Jones. And his Oct. 1— Regis high vs. Holy Family high A committee comprised of two such meetings annually. Thursday night, April 20. The Cathedral high vs. Annunciation high career in sports has been just as colorful as he is. Bears are then scht^uled to take representatives of the Denver Oct. 6— St. Francis’ vs. Cathedral high (night game) league, the Southern Colorado * p ie d Ti/axeC'd Cobe was graduated from East liilih in 1924, after being named All-City in foot on the Pueblo Dodgers as their next rivals in the Southern Colo Oct. 8— St. Joseph’s vs. Annunciation high league, and Sterling was appointed ball, basketball, baseball, and track. To this day, he is rated the greatest all-around rado city April 21, 22, and 23. Mullen high vs. Regis high to formulate rules and agreements "MAGIC KEY" for the state parochial basketball Oct. 15— Mullen high vs. ^t. Joseph’s prep star ever developed in the city’s schools. tournament and the state football Cathedral high vs. Holy Family high After high school, he cavorted' play-off. in college for nearly a year before is stronger than his voice is his Oct. 22— Holy Family high vs. Mullen high WIN A NEW 1950 entering professional baseball with ability to get along with young Moundsmen Lose St. Francis’ vs. St. Joseph’s Sacramento on the West coast. A sters. His- own “ Who’s Who” is Oct. 29— Annunciation high vs. St. Francis’ i HUDSON PACEMAKER! short time later, the Pittsburgh filled with memories of sharb- Cathedral high vs. St. Joseph’s , St. Clara's Wins NOTHING TO BUY- Pirates “ snatched” him up a n d featured, roly-poly, freckle-faced, Nov. 5— Annunciation high vs. Regis high 2 Battles With JUST PICK A KEY AND TRY hustled him off to big lea^ e cap clean-cut lads, all of whom have' Holy Family high vs. St: Francis’ SWIM tivity. He operated as utility in been “ his kids.” He never forgets Nov. 12— Mullen high vs. Cathedral high i Fred Ward, Inc. fielder for the Pirates f o r two a lad who has played for him, and St. Joseph’s vs. Regis high 13-6 Game From years and was regarded as one of the lad never fails to return the Denver Weather Nov. 19— Holy Family high vs. Annunciation high 1300 Lincoln MA 0101 PROGRESS PLUNGE the top— certainly the most fiery compliment. Regis high vs. S t Francis’ — freshmen in the National league. If all the youngsters he has Old man weather took two inn Nov. 26— St. Francis’ vs. Mullen high OPEN EVENINGS With a bright future and a whole coached were lined up, they would ings from the Denver Parochial Regis high vs. Cathedral high St. Vincent's career ahead of him, Cobe became reach to Chicago and back again leame but the loop’s diamond men In September and October, games start at 1 p.m. aw 3 p.m. New (fe; Used ill and was forced to flee the men P^robably no one man in Denver will continue on their regular In November, games start at 12:30 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. The first- Rained out on their first play tal and physical whipping playing has touched the lives of so many schedule Sunday, April 23, and named team is the home team and will occupy the west sideline ing date, the teams from St. 'Vin NOW OPEN! lads as has “ the little man with hope to get the rained-out games bench and work out on the south and west side of the playing LAWN MOWERS ^ baseball bad suddenly become. cent’s and St. Clara’s homes re the fiery heart.” in as soon as possible. field. I Power After recuperating, he played a Accompanied by “ his kids” on At press time the dates for the Night games start at 8 p.m. 1 scheduled their meet for April 17. year with Newark in the Interna Easter Sunday in 1947, he made games between Mullen high and The weather held off for one brief M ow ers...... ’.lOS"® tional league, u year with the old his Fir.st Communion in the Den Annunciation high. Cathedral high day and the moundsmen from the Mowers Sharpened ; This Special Coupon ; Denver Bears, and six years with ver Cathedral. and St. Francis’, and Holy Family high and St. Joseph’s had not t\vo nines battled it out. When the .... Repaired 70c Admits 2 Adults Wichita, Kans. In 1940 he was been set. Heights Girls to Attend flying mud cleared St. Clara’s ! Plus: 4 5 c Admits 2 Children player-manager for the Bartles The three games were origin team was on top of a 13-6 score. A. L. Thli oflir iiplrts Airil 30. 1950 ville Oilers, at that time one of ally scheduled for April 16, out Nit in d on Friday or Sitirday E tin lsii St. Clwa’s batters scored 13 runs the top teams in the Southwest. a rainstorm of typhoon ^opo-r- Student Association Rally on eight hits and committed two G^ODT Once again illness forced him fi;pm tions the night before soaked all errors. St. Vincent’s batters scored street, Denver; is the campus chair '253 Broadway SPruco 6438 baseball. This time for keeps. the fields and continued almost all Five girls from Loretto Heights six runs on five hits and commu man of the a^ociation on the Lo 3300 W . Florida Westwood 386 Back in Denver Cobe took a the next day. Gamely four of the college, Denver, will attend the ted four errors. twirl at selling insurance, but felt teams rescheduled their games for Rocky Mountain regional meeting retto campus., She will be one of Look for the “SWIM” Sign on out of place in the business. The Standings April 13 Tuesday, April 18, only to have of the National Student associa the two official delegates and will best place for him was with young W L Avg. the weatherman pull a repeat per tion, which is to be held at Colo- also participate in a panel on stu Sales & Federal Boulevard Secretaries ...... 65 88 802 sters, and the best place for him formance. radofState College of Education dent life. 'The other official dele DeSotO’ Plymouth TruaUei ...... 55 88 801 gate is Natalie Jacobucci, daugh to be with youngsters was on the Guards ...... 40 795 The opening of the parochial in Greeley April 21-23. Service ball field. Deputies ...... 47 762 pennant race is postponed until Pat Moore, daughter of Mr, and ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ja Clisncellors .....t...... 49 782 “ the sun breaks through.” Mrs. R. W. Moore, 3638 Humboldt cobucci of Brigliton. Alternates at All Late Model Used Cars Cobe first entered parochial Wardens ...... 62 769 league coaching in 1935 at St. Jo Grand Knizhts ...... 40 58 772 Carry 5,000 Mile Guaraatee Navigators ...... 38 55 767 FISHERMEN seph’s. In his jaunt around the PA System at Cathedral Factory Trained Mechanics on All Chrysler Made Cars , FELT SOLES circuit he haj turned out cham Individual Standing! pionship teams at St. Joseph’s, Games Avg. Vulcanized Holy Family, Regis, and Cathedral. Carr— G...... 90 177 M. Roaii— T. 87 175 Inaugurated With Hymn GRIFFITH MOTORS, Inc. And for 17 years he coached in the Tsfelski— G. , l 89 176 ROY SYSTEM, INC. Young American league, his spare With the playing of Gounod’s “ Ave Maria,” the new SHOE REPAIR Lynch— S. ... >90 168 Albus— G. 2770 No. Speer Blvd. GR. 3313 Broadway at Irvington SP. 4185 evenings devoted to the tots and . 6 168 Cathedral high school public address system ■was put into teen-agers at the Northside Com McMahon— G. . 87 167 Day— C. . 75 166 operation April 17. The system was blessed J)y Monsignor munity center. During the summer Ramsey— T. . . 98 165 he “ blazes” about in Arizona as a Mullen— D. . . es 164 Walter J. Canavan, superintendent of the school. Thirty- scout for the Chicago Cubs. Ztvislan— S. . 75 164 three rooms, including the cafeteria and gym, have outlets Marietta— G. K. . 87 164 The Cobe makes *no bones about Berlin— S. ... , 9.8 168 for the call system. The syrtem, im F------Sensational Steak Special WEBER ARMS it, he plays and coaches to win. Scherer— W. . 90 168 stalled by KFEL engineers, will are inscribed on the honor roll Both losing and winning are part G. Mariachei -T. . 87 163 save much time and make for of. the O.G.A. are Charlotte MulIIgtn— W. . 76 161 Adams, Mary Jo Bindei, Kathleen 120 So. Broadway of the game, he says, “ but nobody Prljstu—T. greater administrative efficiency, . 76 160 according to Sister Marie William, Horan, Joyce Scheer, Maureen Gunsmithing - Locksmithing will tell you it’s better to lose.” H. Swigert—O! ____ . 65 160 To him, the biggest thing in sports A. Rossi—S...... 84 160 principal. Equipped with a radio Walli, Jean McDonald, Mary Ann Charcoal Broiled, 14-oz. Blue Ribbon Novelty Repair Service Kane— C...... 88 167 is hustle— the one thing his lads and record player, the system will Felix, Marie Hogan, Rita Harris, Safe and Vault Work K. Marlachai^G. K . 90 157 furnish educational and spiritual Phyllis Hale, Gerrie Petri, Gladys always do best. They can make Di Giacomo— N. ___ . 27 156 Demshki, Julia Bartholomew, If locked out of house or plenty of mistakes, quotes he, for W. Swigert—G. K. . . 87 156 rograms for the entire student 165 Diana Sullivan, M a^ D. Kowal- car Call RA. 5207 that is part of the game, but they Trecher—N...... 15 ody. Rudy— D...... 81 153 “ Clean Up, Paint Up, Fix Up ezyk, Doris Crimmins, Kathleen cannot stop hustling— that is not Stolte—N...... 158 Day of Night Scrrico . 8t Your Manners” is the slogan for Thoden, Mary Sliemers, Marlene part of the game. Welhh— W...... 88 162 Courtesy week, which began April O’Leary, Rosemary Fanclli, Mary The only trait Cobe owns that McNally—D. ... . 68 162 Sirloin Steak Lehman—C...... SO 162 17 and ends April 21. A program Gene Lohr, and Gloria Olshove. Hay— D...... 87 149 em phasizing: consideration of Mason—G. K. . . 90 148 Certificates of achievement Patricia ^ n n Moora Dehmar— W. ... others is being effected by the . 76 148 were awarded by Business Educa A Complete 6-Course Dinner Donigan—S. ... . 87 146 student council and Our Lady’s tion World, a magazine for busi tending the donference are Jane Wagnei— G. K. . 84 146 sodality. * Koelbert, daughter of Mr. and Jarratt—C...... 98 144 ness educators, to Cathedral stu AHENTION YOUNG MEN! Brown—W...... 60 144 Ann Lawrence and Bernice dents. Receiving a superior rat Mrs. George Roelbert of Denver; W. Roaai—G. . . 87 143 Wrobel, juniors, have been ing were Marion Andolshek, Ethel Buckley, daughter of Mr. Serravo— D. .. . 98 140 awarded the red seal superior merit Gloria Andrew, Margaret Banigan, and Mrs. Clyde Buckley of Wor- $ ^ . 0 0 Lerg—G...... ,. 90 140 certificate in the Order of Gregg The U. S. COAST GUARD needi ,men between the McLclian—N. . .. 69 188 Jo Ann Baugh, Patricia Chase, land, Wyo.; and Theresa Houck, Uaillo—T...... 98 187 Artists shorthand contest. Other Barbara Cook, Barbara Jean daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. age* of 17-25 for immediate enlistment. Cathedral students whose names HIGH GAME Demshki, Gladys Demshki, Betty Houck of Williams, Ariz. Team* Dreiling, Mel Fabrizib, Mary Ann The National Student associa Security Good Pay — Job Training—- and Rapid Advanc*- E. Felix, Gene Garramone, Doro THIS SPEQAL PRICE GOOD ONLY ment are only a few of the many opportunities the U. S. Coast Guards (HC) ...... 960 thy Ann Gerstner, Pat Gillin, Vir tion is a representative intercol NsviKstors (HC> ...... 940 'raRU APRIL 27, 1950 Guard can offer you. Deputisi (HC) ...... 985 'Register' Wonts ginia Gonzales, Donald Greenfield, legiate student organization con Geraldine Hamilton, Gerry Hol ' Individuals sisting of mqre than 356 American Find your place today in tha world’s greatest M cM shoo ...... X ...... 255 land, Sally Holm, Virginia Herr- colleges and universities. It is also Mullizan ...... 248 Baseball Results man, Barbara Kirt, Helen Mc affiliated 'Vith the International 16c Paricinc Gtrs(« NOW OPEN MONDAYS Sea-Going Polica and Lifesaving Service M . Rossi ...... Next Door 243 Cormack, Rosemary McDermott, Union of Students. 859 SosU rJ The Rev; James Moynihan, Janice McGraw, Rosanne Ma For full particulari, See: HIGH SERIES Loretto representatives were in Taam* director of the Junior Parochial honey, Theresa Marchio, league, requests that all Junior strumental in the writing and sub U. S. COAST GUARD RECRUITING OFFICER Guards (HC) ...... 2,620 May, Rosa Mazone, Theresa Maz- Stcrstsriei ...... - ..... 2,566 Parochial baseball results be zulla, Shirley Ann Perry, Jerry stantiation of a framework for the Room 202 'Old Custom House CluiDcsIlors (HC) ...... 2,6<1 sent to him or the sports de Pond, Betty Riordan, Joyce Student Bill df Rights, which has Grold^ OLantem been entrusted to the Rocky Moun 16tk a n d Arapahoe, KE 4151 Individual* partment of the Denver Cath Scheer, and Ursula Zint. These olic Regicter tor publicity pur ratings .were based on neatness, tain region, aad which will be pre- RESTAURANT KE. 1204 __ 647 1265 Bdwy. Near 13th Ave ...... -...... ^... 684 poses. good penmanship, careful ruling, serfted at the national congress ...... X ..'618 and legible, well-executed figures. later in the yfar. r - -.A.TT* Thursday, April 20, 1950 Offiet, 93 8 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4205 PAGE THIRTEEN WhoT k a Will Describe Trip to Europe IIVSIJRAIVCE STATEMEIVTS Amonc iniaranct compinic* llecnitd to tnnuet bniincM Colorado by tho Fr. Hiester to Address Nurses Apr. 27 6U U Iiunrane* Departmtnt art thoia printod btlow aa followtt (Arckdiocesan Council of Catholic five per cent of the proceeds will lation prize. L. Dwyer won tl)e St. Anthony’s hospital after a long MORGAN, lEIBMAN & HICKEY ft's the Ceapleft Antwt ti Nuriea, Denrer Chapter) be presented to Monsignor John R. canasta prize. illness. J. J. CELLA Mulroy to aid in the purchase of Lucille Bacchieri has knitted a Frances E. Jay, clinical instruc Fiee H#m Ufbtfig Father Richard Hiester, chap INSURANCE SINCE 1897 lain of St. Joseph’s convent, will equipment needed for the Ave wool cap for each baby at the in tor, spent her Easter holidays vis INSURANCE AGENCY Maria clinic. The check will be pre fant of Prague nursery. iting her sister who lives in Albu Gas and Electric Bldg. T A . 1395 W HY? Bk o u m first of oil, CERTI- be truest speaker at the monthly 1120 Sacurity Bldg. KE 2633 meeting Thursday, April 27, in St sented at the forthcoming annual Mrs. Josephine Hayes is recup querque, N. Mex. FIED LAMPS ore built to moot moro Anthony’s'hospital. He will speak Communion breakfast erating in her home. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dawson than 100 exacting high-standard on his recent trip to Europe. Ro Miss Kemme was chairman of St. Anthony's Hospital announce the birth of a boy Apriljl3 in St. Anthony’s hospital. STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO specificoiions. This means that sary and Benediction will be held the committee and Regina Shan The «alumnae of St. Anthony’s non was- ticket chairman. ACCN Mrs. Dawson was formerly an in Inanranco Dctiartnient Ininrsncs Department Insnrenct Department in the hospital chapel at 7 :45 p.m., hospital will sponsor a jire-home- Synopila of Statament for 1989 ao ren- Synopsis of Statement for 1949 as ren Synopsis of Statement for 1949 as ren eoch CERTIFIED LAMP is the prod members on the committee were structor in the practical nursing dered to the Commissioner of Insurance and the business meeting will fol coming “ get-acquainted dance’’ dcrad tn tho Commiaaioncr of Inturaneo dered to the Commiaaioner of Insurance uct of skilled workmanship and Miss Kemme, Miss Sobieszyckzyk, program, St. Anthony’s division. RepublicLInsorsnce Oempany low in t^e auditorium of the Wednesday, May 17, at 9 p.m. in Acricnitnral Inaaranco Company The Eagle Fire Company of New York Dtllis, Texas Mercy Hospital fine quality moterials. nurses’ residence. Miss Berlihger, Miss, Pohndorf, the auditorium of the nurses’ home. Watorton, |N. Y. Ntw York, N. Y. Assets...... 116,536,997.84 Mrs. Roach, Mrs. Hayes, Mrs. Mrs. Selena V. Coming of 401 LiabiliUoi ______10,638,990.29 Father Hiester is a graduate of Joe Marcus’, orchestra will play. A u e U ------W8.481.S48.86 A sseU ------82,783,852.84 When you iwy a lamp, look lor Marker, Mrs. Geiger, and Mrs. Woods street. Fort Collins, mother Liabilitiea J___.______14,472,840.74 Liabilities ____ 1,289,916.89 CapiUI ...... 2.000,000.09 Cathedral high school and Regis Conners. The object of this dance is to of Mrs. Claire Marker, died Sat CapiUl ______- ...... ;_____ 8,000,000.00 Capital ______1,000,000.00 Contingency Reserve______891,603.84 the orange and blue lag, the college. He attended St. Thomas’ Surplus ...... 6.e08,SO3.12 S u rp lu s______403.986.16 Surplus ...... 8,011,604.21 ACCN members are invited to let all the Denver alumnae and urday morning. Requiem High (Copy of Certificste of Authority) (Copy of Cartificata of Authority) (Copy ot Certificate af Authority) identif icotion of a certified lampi seminary for one year and then attend a Benefit tour of the new friends get acquainted before the Mass was sung in St. Joseph’s STATE OF COLORADO spent six years studying in Rome, Howard mortuary Sunday, April out-of-towners arrive for the big church. Fort Collins, Tuesday. In STATE OP COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY where he was ordajned. homecoming in June, and to ob CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY Offics of Commissioner of Insurance 23, from 3 to 6 p.m. terment was in Grand View ceme Offica of Commissioner of Insnranca Father Hiester spent four years Mother of Perpetual Help guild tain the money to sponsor the tery, Fort Collins. Office ot Commiuioner ot Intnrance I, Luke J. Kavanaugb, Commiaaioner homecoming. Admission is $1.25. 1, Luke J. Ksvanaugh. Commissioner of I. Luke J. Kavsnaugh, Commistloner of Insurance, do hereby certify that tha in the World war II as an army members worked 20 hours in Mercy The Sisters of Mercy are making Insurance, do hereby certify that the Republic Inaurance Compkny, a corpora chaplain in the South Pacific. Be of Insurance, do hereby certify that hospital this past week. A beautiful Lane cedar chest their annual spring retreat in ^ricu ltural Insurance Company, a cor The Eagle Fire Company of New York. tion organised nnder the laws of Texas sides his regular duties as con The Spiritual Life club will meet will be on display. This chest is Mercy hospital, and many of the poration orRanised under the laws of corporation organised under tbe laws whose principal office la located at Dallas, New York whose principal office Is located of New York whose principal office is in consideration of compliance with tbe vent chaplain, he also assists Mon Thursday, April 20, in the home filled with beautiful linens, hand sisters of the hospital are at at Watertown, in consideration of com signor Joseph J. Bosetti as director located at New York, in oonsideratJon of laws of Colorado Is hereby authorised of Mrs. Geral Bann, 1564 S. Col made towels, aprons, a beautiful tending. pliance with the laws of Colorado, is compliance with the Is^s of Colorado, is to transact the business set forth in the lereby authorised to transact the business of the Cathedral choir. A welcome umbine, at 8 p.m. Father Edward handmade rug, handpainted guest Mary Ann Betzold, staff nurse hereby authorised to transact the business provisions ot iu Charter or Articles of set forth in the prorisions of its Charter Incorporation permitted by the said laws, g t H t t ilU I is extended to all nurses to at Leyden will speak. towels, and many other items. in the operating room, has been set for in the provisions of its Charter^ or Articles f t Incorporation peremitted by or Articles of Incorporation perm itM by until the last day of February in the year tend this meeting. tbe said laws, until the last day of Feb- Our Lady of Fatima Bridge cir The student nurses completed a ill in her home this past week, the said lawa, until the last day of Fel^ of our Lord one thousand nine hundred n a ry in the year of our Lord one thou and fifty-one. ON DISPLAY AT YOUK DtAttH Games Party cle met Tuesday evening in the three-day retreat Sunday evening. ■ The Mercy alumnae games party ruary in -the year of our Lord one thou home of .Mrs. Louise Dunn, 1233 Conferences were given by Father will be held in Oscar Malo hall Fri sand nine hundred and fifty-one. sand nine hundred and fifty-one. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I Jmve here- Is Success IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have here IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have here- unto set my hand and caused Ohe seal of © Ffllmore street The bridge circle Sebastian Egan, O.F.M., of St. day night, April 21. unto set mjs-hand and caus^ the seal ^ my office to be affixed at tha City and ' The annual games party April unto set my hand and caused the seal of PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY members had a farewell get-to Elizabeth’s monastery. Student nurses are anticipating my office to be affixed at the City and my office to be affixed at the City and County of Denver this first day of March, 14 in Oscar Malo hall was well at gether for Mrs.- Dorthea Hoell, Mrs. Betty Ross Colvin, R.N., a gala event on April 28. They will County of Denver this first day’ of Uareh, County of Denver this first day of March, A. D. 1950. OF COLORADO tended, and the games committee D. 1960. A. D. 1950. (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, who is moving to Long Beach has beem contributing three days hold their annual spring formal (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. (tommiaaioncr of Insurance. thanks all who attended. Seventy- (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, Calif., in May. »The group pre a week^to the Ave Maria clinic dance in the Coronado club. Commissioner of Insurance. Commissioner of Insurance. sented Mrs. Hoell with a prize since early in March.. Mary Jan Nix Rinker of Fort Csthman A Evans, General Agents gift.8>fL. Bridge and canasta were Mrs. Sarah Wosk, mother of Collins visited friends and rela-rela ^ ^ a played. Helen Mahoney won first Rose Wosk Olde and Flora Wosk tives in Denver this past week end. STATE OF (N)LORADO STATE OF COLORADO CENTRAL CATHOLIC & ^ prize and Mrs. Hoell, second in Towbin, both'graduates of St. An- Sister Mary Miguel is ill in Innranc* D*t>xrtmcnt Insnrance Department SrnopsU ot Statement (or 1949 as ren- 1 Synopsis of SUtement for 1949 is ren CASUALTY CO. iJI M ^ bridge. B. Dumply won the conso- thony’s school of nursing, died in Mercy hospital. dersd to the Commiuioner ot Insuranet dered to the Commisioner of Insurance Boffalo Insnrance Company Southern Fira Insnrance Company OMAHA, NEBRASKA Buffalo, N. Y. Durham, North Carolina AaseU ...... 89,279,401.91 AsaeU --- 84.140,762.62 yjolorado springs Converts Received in Arvada Parish Liabilitleo...... 6.410,874.62 Liabilitiaa ______2.876,180.66 STATE OF COLORADO CaplUI ...... 1,000.000.00 C apiU l------600.000.00 Insurance Department Voluntary Rcaerva______700,000.90 Surplus ------1,264.622.07 Synopsis of SUtement for 1949 aa ren Arvada.— (Shrine of St. Anne) or act as reserves. Anyone unable Steve Frisch as sponsor; Larry S u rp lu s...... 2,168,627.29 (Copy of Certificata of Anthority) dered to the Commissioner of Inauranea — Recent converts were Walter to keep his anpointment should call Lee, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. (Copy of Cortifictta of Authority) Central Catholic Caanalty Compsny STATE OF COLORADO Omaha, Nebraska Mornaville, whose sponsor was the captain Saturday evening. Re George Lassaso, with Mr. and Mrs, STATE OF COLORADO CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY AsaeU ...... _....8187.468.61 Clyde Isenhart; William Con- freshments were served by Bill G. M. Shea as sponsors; and Gil CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY Offica ot Commisiloner of Insuranca Liabilitiea ______88,461.00 heser, with Michael J. Auer as Warner. At the next meeting an bert Eloi, infant son of Mr. and CapiUI ______Matual Offico of Commiaaioner of Inanranco I, Luke J. Kavanaugb, Commiaaioner Surplus ______64.012.61 sponsor; Donald Mellor, whose election of officers will be held. Mrs. Jose Carlos Mondragon, with I, Luka J. Kivantusb, (kimmisaioner of of Insurance, do hereby certify that the (Copy of Certificste of Anthority) sponsor was Frank M c 1 r o y ; Mr. and Mrs. Anastacio Mondra Insurance, do hereby certify that Um Southern Fire Inanrance Company, a cor Confirmation it scheduled for poration organised under the laws of STATE OF COLORADO Mrs. Leila Litito «nd her two gon as sponsors. Buffalo Insurance Company, a corpora CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY May 11. Special clatiei will be tion ontanlaed nnder the laws of Now North Carolina whose principal offica ii children, Carol Lee and Dennis Martin Schwartz, who land located at Durham, in consideration of Office ot Commissioner of insurance gin the week of April 24. The York whose principal offico la located at I, Luke J. Kavantugh, Commissioner of Gene, with Lawrence and Marie scaped the ground at Holy Trinity Buffalo, in consideration of compliance compliance with the laws of Colorado, ia clattet will be held Monday, hereby authorised to transact tha business Insurance, do hereby certify that tha Litito as sponsors through Roco church in Westminster, is planting with the laws of Colorado, is hereby au- Central Catholic Casualty Company, a Wednesday, and Friday at 3:30. thorixed to transact the bnsinesa aet forth set forth in the provisions ot iU Charter and Lucille Litito, proxies; and some hedges at St. Anne’s. or Articles of Incorporation permitted by corporation organised under the lawa of All adults who'are to be con in the provisions of its Charter or Arti Nebraska whose principsi office is located Benjamin Streeter, with Ralph cles of Incorporation permitted by the the said laws, until the last day of Feb firmed are asked to attend a ruary in tbe year of our Lord one thou at Omaha, in coiuideration of complianca Weidel as sponsor. aid lawa, until the last day of February with the laws of Colorado, is hereby au meeting on April 25. in the year of our Lord ope thousand sand nine hundred and fifty-one. A bake sale, sponsored by the thorixed to tranaaet the business set forth For Confirmation the children nine hundred and fifty-ope. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here in the provisions of iU Charter or Arti St. Anne circle, was held April 16. IN WITNESS W HEREto, I have here- unto set my hand and caused the seal of cles of Incorporation permitted by tha will be dressed in uniform, the Loyola Sodality unto set my hand and caVed tha aeal of my office to be affixed at the City and Hostesses for the last meeting said laws, until the last day of Febnisry girls wearing white blouses and my office to be affixed (t the City and County of Denver this first day of March, in the year of our Lord one thousand nins were Mrs. Walter Moranville, Mrs. County of Denver this first day of March, A. D. 1060. hundred and fifty-one. dark blue or black skirts and the A. D. I960. Philip Stefanich, and Mrs. Eliza boys wearing white shirts and ties (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here beth and Mrs. Romona Lombardi. To Take Part in (SEAL) LUKE J^AVANAUGH, Commiaaioner o| Insurance. unto set my hand and caua^ tbe seal of and dark trousers. (ktmmiaaloner of Insurance. my office to be affixed at tha City and The constitution for the circle Recent Baptisms included those STATE OF COLORADO County of Denver this first day of March, M AY REALTY STATE OF COLORADO Iniursnce Department A. D. 1960. has been sent to press. It contains of Maxine, infant daughter of Mr. Infurince Department names of all the past presidents Synopiis of SUtement for 1949 as ren (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, and Mrs. Philip Lineweber, with Missa R ecitata Synopiis of Statement for 1949 as ren dered to the Commissioner of Insurance Commissioner of Insursnea. REALTOR and current members of the club Juanita Purdue as sponsor; Jenny dered to the Commissioner of Insurance (Loyola Parish, Denver) American Indemnity Company and the bylaws. Louise, infant daughter of Mr. and Detroit Fire end Marine Insnrance Gslvuten, Texu The Loyola Children’s sodality Company The Holy Name society met Mrs. John Webster, with Mr. and Dstroit, Hich. AsaeU------86.811,248.41 INSURANCE - LOANS April 13. Jerry Huck was made Mrs. Manuel Garcia as sponsors; will take part in a Missa Recitata Liabilities______4.329,059.68 Central States Health Sunday, April 23, their monthly Assets ------L—_....87,20l,262.69 C apiU l___ __ 1,000,000.00 captain of the ushers and men Linda Kay, infant daughter of Mr. Liabilities 1...... -. i 3,380,009.76 Communion day. They have be Reserve for Contingencies____ 807,188.73 and Accident Association volunteered to usher for each Mass and Mrs. Louis F. Mating, with CapiUI ______1,000,000.00 Surplus ...... 1,175,000.00 Ute Theater Bldg. come efficient in this recitation of Surplus ______2,821,262.84 (Copy of Certificate of Anthority) the Mass with the celebrant, hav (Copy of Certificele of Anthotlty) OMAHA, NEBRASK;^ Colorado Springs, Colo. . STATE OF COLORADO ing been trained by Sister Jean STATE OF COLORADO CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY Patrice. Offica of Commiiiionar of Intsranct IVIAES 1898 Kathryn Jussel Is Wed The Altar sodality held its Office of Commissioner of Insurance «• STATE OF COLORADO I, Luke J. Kavanaugb, Commissioner I, Luke J, Kavanaugb, Commiaaioner Iniurtnes Department monthly corporate Communion of Insurance, do hereby certify that the of Insurance, do hereby certify that the Synopaia of SUtement for 1649 aa ren April 16. The number of com Detroit Fira and Marine Insurance Com American Indamnlty Company, a corpor dered to the Commissioner of Insuranca In Holy Family Church municants has increased, which is pany, a corporation organised under the ation organised iwdiTU i^ lawe of Texas Central States Health and Accidant laws of Michigan whose principal office whose principeToffice fa located'at Gal Association also true of the men of the Holy is located at Detroit, in consideration of veston, in consideration o f compliance AaseU ______8841.113.08 THE MURRAY DRUG CO. WILLIAM C. CRARON (Holy Family Pariah, Denver) Name society. Noticeable also is compliance with the laws of Colorado, with the laws of Colorado, ia hereby au Liabilities ...... 97,686.>8 thorised to transact the busineaa set forth Reserve of 25% of Miln Sterw-U6 E. rikn fiik— HAIa 144 Before a Nuptial Mass in Holy Family church April 10, Kathryn the fact that many sons and daugh is hereby authorised to transact the buai- Optometrist nesa set forth in the provisions of its in the provisions of iU Charter or Arti Unearned Premiums ...... 101,062.00 Nwtii Ston—812 N. Tijeu—MAIl 189 Ann Jussel became the bride of Raymond Lee Cross, son of Mr. and ters are participating |in the cor Charter or Articles of Incorporation i>er- clee of Incorporation permitted by the Unassigned F unds...... 142,624.62 125 North T.Jon St. Mrs. Richard Cross of Wichita, Kans. The Rev. Leo M. Flynn porate Communions. mitted by the said laws, until the last day laid liws, until the last day of February (Copy of Certificate of Authority) Professional Pharmacy ofiFebruary In the year of our Lord ont in the year of our Lord one thouJhnd nine STATE OF COLORADO PHONE MAIN 5662 officiated at the The Altar sodality will sponsor hundred and fifty-one. CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY. SOI No. Tejon MAin 1088^ a card party ii) Loyola hall Thurs thousand nine hundred and fifty-one. COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. single-ring 'cere- IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have here IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here Office of Commissioner of Insuran'Ct day, April 20, at 8 o’clock. The unto set my hand and caused the seal of unto eet my hand and caused the teal of I, Luke J. Ksvanaugh, Commiaaioner mony and offer of Insurance, do hereby certify that tha ed the Nuptial proceeds will be used for the pur my office to be affixed at the City and my office to be affixed at the City and chase of materials for the altars County of Denver this first day of March, County of Denver this first day of March Central SUtes Health and Accident As Get Baur’ s ( of Denver) Mass. A. D. 1960. A. D. 1950. sociation a corporation organixed under the VkTE BEROM T h e bride, and sanctuary. (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. laws of Nebraska, whose principal office ia • (SE.4L) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. located at Omaha, in consideration of com Candy and Ice Crpam at daughter of Mr. Mrs. Bernice Mannion was host Commissioner o f Insurance. Commissioner o f Insurance. FURirnTRE SHOP ess to the St. Bernadine Pinochle pliance with the laws of Colorado, is here UPHOLSTERING. and Mrs. Alex by authorixed to transact the bniinesa aet Johnson-English RE-UPHOLSTERING AND ander A. Jussel, club April 13. Honors were given forth in the provisions of iU Charter or Articles of Inoorporation permitted by tha ' REPAIRING to Mrs. Helen Golden and Mrs. wore a white said laws, until the last day of February Drug Go. Slip Covn* xhd DrtporiM satin gown with Leeman Beebe. The traveling prize in the year of our Lord one thousand Mad. to Order WOLFE & STRUBY CO. court train, full was awarded to Mrs. Myrtle No nine hundred and fifty-one. LENTHERIC Toilelrlei Furniture Made to Order lan. The next meeting will feature IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hava here- T.Jon *t Bijoa St. Phon. 1400 7H S. Caacad. Ava. Main 6809 length veil held PROTECTION THROUGH INSURANCE unto set my hand and caus^ the aeal of in place with a potluck and will be held in the my office to be affixed at the City and coronet of orange home of Mrs. Irene Guessing. University Building AL. 1767 County of Denver this first day o f March, Father Joseph A. Herbers, S.J. A. D. 1060. “ / / Your Need$ Are Electrical The Heyse Sheet olossoms, and (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, carried a bouquet baptized Alan Dale Bruckert, in Comnriasioner of Insurance. Call Main 939", Metal and Roofing fant son of Mr .and Mrs. Robert C. of white roses STATE OF COLORADO WIRING—FIXTURES AND REPAIRS INCORPORATED Bruckert, the sponsors being Mau STATE OF COLORADO HEATING ROOFING and stephanotis, lainrance Department Insurance Depsrtment centered with a rice C. Solberg and Dorothy M. Berwick Electric Co. SHEET METAL Solberg. Synopsis of SUtement for 1940 as ren Synopiis of SUtement for 1949 es rtn^ NATIONAL OLD LINE white orchid cor dered to tha Commissioner of Insurance dered to the Commissioner of Insurance J. D. BERWICK 629 SO. NEVADA sage. Father Edward P. Murphy, S.J. ” WcetcheeUr Fire Insurance Company Granite 8U U Fire Ineurance Compsny Colorado Springe, Colorado Phono: Main 662 baptized Miss Martha Milan, a con PorUmonth, N. H. Eat. 1888 Carol Haas was New York. N.Y. INSURANCE CO. maid of honor vert, the sponsor being Mrs. Virgil AsaeU ------|7,47«,284.08 AsaeU LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS and the brides Fortin. Miss Milan’s home for _...846,026,717.63 Liabilities ...... 4»414,087.43 Liabfiitie __ 26,788.622.87 C apiU l------1,000,000.00 maids were the merly was in Glencoe, Minn. (iapiUl .. ___ 2.000.000.00 Surplui------2,062,048.65 WILHELM The Re\4 Joseph McBrady, S.J , Surplus __ 18,242,194.66 two codsins of (Copy of Certificate of Aathoritj) STATE OF COLORADO the bride, Phyllis of the Boston Jesuit high school (Copy of Certificate of Authority) Insurance Department MONUMENT CO. Mr. and Mra. Raymond Croaa STATE OF COLORADO Benes and Ann was a guest in the rectory over the STATE OF COLORADO Synopaia of SUtement for 1949 aa ren 740 E. Pikn Peak Aye. past week end and visited his CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY dered to the Commiuioner of Insuranca Osborne. Another cousin, Charla CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY National Old Line Insurance Company DISTRIBUTOR OF ALL Office o f ^^mmlaeloner of Insnrence Ellis, was flower girl. gineering department of the Tele brother, Paul McBrady, a member Office of Commltiiontr of Insnrance LIttIa Rock. Arkansas LOCAL AND NATIONALLY KNOWN I, Lake J, Kavanauffh, Commiastoner of GRANITES AND MARBLES phone company. of St. Philomena’s parish. Father I, Luke J. Kavanaugb, Commissioner of AueU ...... 83,901,710.49 Edward Karoner was best man, Inaurance, do hereby certify that the LiabiliUea______8,676.827.87 Following a wedding trip to Phillip Sullivan, S.J., an army Insutihice, do hereby certify that the Granite SUte Fire Inaurance (Company, and the ushers were the bride’s Westchester Fire Insnrance Company, a C apiU I______226,600.00 Colorado Springs, the young cou chaplain, was a guest for one day a corporation orvanixed under the lawa of Contingency Reserve ___ 64,382.62 brothers. Jack and Paul Jussel, and corporation organised under the Uws of New Hampshire whoee principal office is ple are making their home in Holy on his way to his new assignment New York -whose principal offica ia lo. Surplus 125,000.00 COMPLIMENTS OF cousins, Roy and Marvin Jussel. located at Portamouth, in consideration (Copy of Certificate of Authority) Family parish. in San Antonio, Tex. cated at New York, in consideration of of compliance with tbe laws of Colorado, Mrs. Jane Heston sang during the compliance with the laws of Colorado, ia STATE OF COLORADO School registration for new stu Father B. J. Murray, S.J., is is hereby authorised to tranaact tha busi* CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY OLSON & BENBOW ceremony accompanied at the or hereby authorised to transact the buainess neas set forth in the proviaiona of iU a m dents who will attend Holy Family spending a few days in the hospital set forth in the proviaiona of iU Charter Office of Commiuioner of Insurance gan by Elaine Satterwhite. A wed Charter or Artidea of Incorporation per I, Luke J. Kavsnaugh, Commissioner of high school in 1950-51 will be held as a patient. Sister Margaret or Articlee of Incorporation permitted bu mitted by tbe said laws, until the last dsiy PLBG. & HTG. CO. ding breakfast was held in the the said lawa. until the last day of FSb-^ Insurance, do hereby certify that tha Saturday morning, April 29, from Pierre has been a patient in a hos of February in the year of our Lord one National Old Line Inaurance Company, OfYlolort Snc. home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bri- ruary in tha year of our Lord one thou tbouaand nine hundred and hfty-one. 116 North Weber St. 9 to 12 noon. pital in Colorado Springs. sand nine hundred and fifty-one. a corporation organixed under the lawa of anza for the bridal party and rela IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here Arkansas whose principsi office is lo Tel. Main 3066 tives, and a reception was held in PTA Schedules IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here unto set my hand and caused tbe seal of cated at Little Rock, in conaideration of the evening at 1209 S. Vine St Fr. McCarthy Returns unto set my hand and caused tbe aeal of my office to be affixed at the City and complianoe with the laws of Colorado, is Officer Elections my office to be affixed at the city and County of Dhenver this first day of March. hereby authorixed to transact tha busineu Mr. Cross, a marine veteran of The P'TA president, Mrs. Harry From Hollywood, Calif County of Denver this first day of March, A. D. 1960. aet forth in the proviiiona of iU Charter The firms listed here de- A. D. 1960. BLICK SPORTING World war II, is a student at Den Kelsey will preside at the meeting • The Very Rev. Raphael C. Me (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. or Articles of Incorporation permitted by ' ver, university. The young fcouple Monday, evening April 24, in the (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. a Coromiasioner of Insurantc. the said Uws, until the last day of Feb^ sen'e to be remembered Carthy, S.J., president of Regis Commiaaioner of Insurance. ruary in the year of our Lord ona thou are making their home in East school hall. There will be a visit college, returned to Denver last sand nine hundred and fifty-one. when you are distributing GOODS CO. Denver. ing hour with the sisters from 7 to week from Hollywood, Calif IN W(TNESS WHEREOF, I hava bar*- •Everything for Every Sport” 8 o’clock, followed by the election unto set my hand and caua^ tbe seal ot your patronage in tbe dif Carole Woertman where he conducted Easter week The European General my office to be affixed at the City and Phone Main 930 of officers for the ensuing year, services at the Jesuit Church of SEABOARD SURETY County of Denver this first day of March, ferent lines of business. 19 NO. TEJON ST. Becomes Bride and the appointment of commit the Blessed Sacrament Reinsurance Company, A. D. 1960. tees for the First Communion and (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. _ The Rev. William H. Jones offi COMPANY Limited Commiuioner of Insuranec. ZECHA & ADAMS ciated at the double-ring ceremony eighth grade graduates’ breakfast. that united in marriage Carole "Receptiem in the Home” will be American Progressive NEW YORK, N. Y. LONDON, ENGLAND ALEY DRUG CO. Conoco Service Station Woertman, daughter of Mr. and the theme for the entertainment, Mrs. Frank J. Woertman, and Mrs. F. J. Woertman, hospitality Health Insurance f? Craftsman Insurance PRESCRIPTION Gene Hunsaker, son of Mr. and chairman, aQji the first and sec STATE OF COLOHKDO STATE OF COLORADO Insnranca Department Company DRUGGISTS Mrs. Thomas Hunsaker of Ar ond grade room mothers will serve ^Company of New York Ineurance Department vada. refreshments. Synopsis of SUUment for 1649 aa ren Phono Main 266 182 So. Tejon St. NEW ?ORK, N. Y. Synopiis of SUtement for 1949 as n dered to the CommUiiOner of Inaurance BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS The bride, given in marriage bu SL Ann’s circle will meet Tues dered to tha Commiaaionar at liunrance The Enropaen (Uncral Reinaaranee COLORADO SPRINGS day afternoon, April 25, at 1 Company, Limited Nevada Art. at Cacha la Poadra her father, was gowned in a pink STAT^ 6 f COLORADO Seaboard Surety Company London, England dressmaker suit with navy acces o’clock in the home of Mrs. Eliza Insnrance Departi afnt Near York, N. Y. STATE or COLORADO sories, and had a corsage of bride’s beth O’Connor, 4329 Raleigh Synopsii of Statement for 1949 as ren A u e U ______884,946,801.26 Insurance Department street. Mrs Mamie Henry ■will ^ dered to the Commissioner ot Insurance AsaeU __ ..811.881.084.66 LUbUiUea______44.262,120.66 Synopaia of SUtement for 1949 as ren roses and stephanotis. American Pngraasive Haalth Inanrance LUbiliUea _ 6.022,181.66 Depoeit CapiUI ...... 1,100,000.00 dered to the Commiuioner of Insunnoe Mrs. Joann R. Collins was ma co-hostess. ^ Company of Ntw York CapiUI _ 1,000,000.00 VolunUry Reserve 6,698,171.60 CrafUmaa Inanrance Company AURORA Mrs. J. F. Pughes will be hostess Nrw York. N. Y. VolunUry Reserve 868,902.00 Surplus ...... 8,900,000.00 Boston, MsauebaaetU tron of honor for her sister. A sa cts______8268,676.71 Surplus ...... _ 6,000,000.00 (Copy of Certificate of Authority) AaseU ______8890.401.49 to St. Rita’s circle Wednesday Liabllitle*______87.884.62 The bride’s brother-in-law, John (Copy of Certificate of Authority) STATE OF COLORADO L U b ilit iu ______616,601.51 afternoon, April 26, at 1:30 O a p iU l______101.200.90 C a p iU I______100,000.00 L. Collins, acted as best man, and o’clock in her home, 4524 Vrain Sorplue ...... 78,092.09 STATE OF COLORADO CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY Surplus ___ 274.890.98 FORMERLY Richard Woertman, the bride’s street Sacristy workeip for April - (Copy ot Certificate of Anthority) CERTIFICATE OP AUTHORITY Office of Cemmluiontr ef Insurance (Copy ot CartifIcaU ef Aathorlty) IN THE MACK STATE OF COLORADO PURSE BROS. cousin, was the other attendant. 22 will be Mmes. Leonie Berger, Office of Commieiioner ot Iiuurance I, Luke J. Kavanaugb, Commiuioner STATE OF COLORADO t BUILDING AND CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY of Insurance, do herebj' certify that CERTIFICAtE OF AUTHORITY AT SEARS Servers at the Mass were the Marie Bergin, and Edith Butz. Office of Commiaaioner ot Inanrance I, Luka J. Kavanaugb, Commiaaioner of Offtee ef Commiuioner of Inanrance GROCJIRY M ARKET the European Geharal Reinsurance 'C om & TELEPHONE bride’s brother, Frank Woertman Baptized Sunday, April 16, was I, Luke J. Kavanaugb, Commiaaionersof Ineurance, do hereby certify that the pany, Limited, a corporation organised I, Luka J. Kavanaugb, Commissioner ot and a_ cousin, Donald Woertman. Insurance, do hereby certify that the Amer Seaboard Surety Company, a corporation under the lawa of the United Kingdom of Insurance do hereby certify that the GROCERIES — MEATS — FRUITS Thomas Scott, infant son of Mr. lean Progressive Health Insurance AURORA 1204 Com' organixed under the lawa of New York Great BriUin and Northern Ireland, whose Craftsman Insurance Company a corpora Patricia Satterwhite was organist panr ot New Yprk, a corporation organised VEGETABLES and Mrs. Thomas Servoss, spon whose principal offica is loeaUd at New principal office ia located at London, Eng tion organised under the lawa of Haaaa- 9355 Father Jones was guest of honor under the laws o f New York whoec prin York, in conaideration of compliance with chuaetU whose principal office la located 1798 Eait (^Ifaz Ava. Ph. Aurora 221 sored by Frank Hang and Marjorie land, in consideration of compliance with EAST COLFAX at the wedding breakfast that was Thibalt. eipal office is located at New York, in tha laws of (Colorado, li' hereby authorixed the laws of Colorado, ia hereby anthorixed at Boston, in conaideration of complUncu held in the home of the bride’s consideration of eomplitnee with the laws to franaact the busineaa set forth in the to traasact the busineu set forth in tbe with the laws of Colorado, ia herby au Nuriery ichool is held each of Colorado, is herby authorised to trans. provisions of iU Chartar or Articles of provisions of iU CharUr or Articlu of thorixed to traniact the bnalnoai aet forth DR. JOHN R. COYLE parents for the bridal party, rela Sunday during the 9 o’clock aet the businces eet forth in the provisions Incorporation permitted by the said laws, Incorporstion permitted by the u ld laws, in tbe proviaiona of lu Charter or Articlee tives and friends. Mass in a school room of the of its Charter or Articlee of Incorporation tmtil the last day of February in tbe year until the iu t day of February in the year of Incorporation permitted by tbe said NEW FASHION permitted by eaid laws, until tha last of our Lord one thousand nine hundred laws, until tha iu t day ot February in tbe OPTOMETRIST The bride is a Holy Family high of our Lord ona thouund nine hundred church building for children 2 dag of February in the year ot our Lord and fifty-one. and fifty-one. year of our Lord one thouund nine hundred school graduate and since gradu to 7 years of age. Members of one thousand nine hundred and fifty-one. and fifty-one. Clm^ers & Dyers IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I hava here- IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have hera- IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I hava bebe- ation has been employed by the the Senior Legion of Mary unto set my band and caused the aeal of onto set my hand and eaua^ the aaal ot JOHN H. JOHNSON unto aet my band and caus^ the seal of unto set my hand and eaua^ the seal of Tfa* firms luted here deserve to telephone company. Mr. Hunsaker, my office to be affixed at the City and my office to be affixed at the City and Offjea Plant preside. my office to be affixed At the City and my office to be affixed at the city and be remembered when you ero dis- a graduate of ArVada high school, The Junior Newman club will County of Denver this first day ot March County of Denver this first day of March, County o f Denver this first day of March, County of Denver this first day ot March, SPrnca H79 ItOIS Eaat Ckilfaz A. D. 1950. A. D. 1960. 580 E. Alalanla Avt. Anrora 82 tributlnf your patronage to the dlf« attended the Colorado School of have a skating party at 7 o’clock A. D. I960. A . D. I960. (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. ferent lines of businese. Mines. He is employed in the en Monday evening, April 24. Com miss ionsr of Imuranss. Commiaaiontr of iMuranoa. | Commiuioner of InturanM Commiuioner o f Inautanoe. PAGE FOURTEEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 ^huredoy, A pril 20, 1950 'On Parle Bien Francois' .'Choose Your Own Gome' Homemaker’s Women of All Saints' GET-A Department GROWING PatronlM0 Thete Reliable and Friendly Firm* Parish to Hold Party ALL YOUR SEED NEEDS THE (All Sainls* Parish, Denvar) ' The Women’s club is sponsoring a card party Friday, STILES McVeigh Company April 21, in St. Patrick’s (Fort Logan) parish hall. The PAINTING AND party, beginning at 8 p.m., will not be confined to any ELECTRIC SERVICE DECORATING specific game. Guests may decide their own games and CONTRACTORS awards will be made at each table. The admission price of TA . 6875 1328 Inca KE. 0718 1100 Larimer 50 cents per person will include the table gift and refreshments women of the parish, their par baked and served by members of ents, and children. THE BEST IN LUGGAGE the Women’s club. The building fund is now well Of AU Kindi %e NDERSO The hand-tooled leather purse over $6,600. With continued sup shown at the recent bake sale port of the program through the s will be featured at the card party. use of weekly envelopes in the six STUDENTS OF FRENCH at Loretto are Jean Wilson, winner of the first section; Mrs. neighboring parishes, the goal will Interior - Exterior Painting C. C. Combs, Madame Dessertenne, Mrs. Blake Hies At the monthly meeting of the Heights college, Denver, participated in a Men’s club, held Tuesday, April be reached some time in May or Phone CH. 6581 ter, and Carmen Poyo and Rose Starr, co-winners of June. It will be pleasant indeed to Denver 6, Colorado 18, officers for 1950 were elected. tournament Monday, April 17. Left to right above the advanced section. welcome a pastor to All Saints’ 1M« Wwv. New officers include Albert Al Oer Qvalilr lelectfon of fint« 1042-44 Santa Fe Drive + + + and greet him with a fund large rat« it«d« in sll TmrlttiM. g c bers, chairman; Harry J. MeSloy, Prom Students of French at Loretto vice chairman; M. C. Freeman, enough to begin construction of the first unit JUSSEL J . A . Johnson & Son Heights college participated in Boosters Planting Lawn secretary; Linus Dreiling, treas the finals of an oratorical French urer;- George Chouinard, census The next meeting of the Wom ' Established 35 Years tournament on April 17 at 7:30 en’s club will be held Wednesday. Rocky Mountain Electric Co. • Gutters • Sheet Metal director; district captains: First p.m. in the Pancratia hall ballroom. Paul Mueller; second, Dudley April 26, at 8 p.m., in the home of 2611 W . 6th Ave. Mrs. Kale C line;.2700 W. Hill O Gas Furnaces Preliminaries for the tournament At New S t Louis" School Campbell; third, Felix Thyfault; Electrical Contractore side avenue. Seed Co. • Gas Conversion Burners were held March 20. Sister fourth, Manuel Trujillo; and fifth, Call AL. 1743 for Maura, head of the French depart (St. Louii’ Parish, Englewood) Rilko, and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Recently baptized in St. Pat P.O. Box 388 MAin 6134 A CnartntMd BIctrical Job. 709,E. 6th Are. KE. 4031 Joseph Brovsky. ment, sponsored the contest. The members of the Boosters’ Lynch. rick’s (Fort Logan) by the Rev. 1325 ISth St. Denver 1, Cole. It has been decided to discon Anthony Weinzapfel were two con Winners in section one of the club are planting a lawn in front Robert Leo Wolf, son of Mr. and finals were Jeanne Wilson whose of the new school. The club is also tinue the games parties that verts, John Addison Paxton, whose Send for Free 1950 Catalogue Mrs. Elmer Wolf, was baptized have been held every other Sun SCREENS selection was Allumeur de Rever- planning to grade the parish- Sunday. Sponsors were August J. sponsor was Joseph Kapsch; and day at St. Patrick’s hall. Prances Marie Sullivan, whose beres; and Carol de Rose, who owned lots at 3295 S. Grant street Giebler and Georgine Sanders. Necttsikry to Comfort and Health Joseph Brovsky and George sponsor was Mrs. Joseph Kapsch; Stove and Furnace Parts took second place with La Mart and fix them for a parking place John Francis Poole and Bonnie et le Bucheron. Judges of this for the parishioners attending Chouinard gave the Men’s club and Narcisus David, son of Mr. Still Available KITCHEN CABINETS Jean McFate were married April a complete resume of the active section were Mr. and Mrs. Blake church services. 14 before Father John Aylward. and Mrs. Pedro Martinez; Patri GAS FURNACES GENERAL MILL WORK part All Saints’ parish (t taking Hiester and Miss Inge Thomsen, Devotions in honor of Our Lady The bridesmaid was Ethel McFate cia Lynne, daughter