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l^ember of Audit Bureau of ClreulcHoni HOME BOUGHT TO SEHVE AS ST. JAMES' CONVENT + + + + ,4 : Content! Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Socletjr, Inc. 1946— Permission to Reproduce, Except on Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue Home Is Purchased for Sisters Will House Sisters DENVER CATHOLIC Who Are to Teach In Projected School REGISTER Few Changes Necessary in 8-Reom SInieiure; The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We Property, Which Cost $16,500, Adjacent Have Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, Seven Smaller Services, Photo Features, and Wide World Photos. (3 cents per copy) Te Classroems' Sits

VOL. XLI. No. 21. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, JAN. 17, 1946. $1 PER YEAR Arrangements were completed this week for the pur­ chase by St. James’ parish, Denver, of a modern eight-room home at 1205 Oneida street to serve as a convent for the sisters who will teach in the proposed new school of the Loyola Parish Dobt Cut $65,000, parish. Four lots are included in the property, which ad­ joins the site of the school that is being planned The purchase price of the convent was revealed by the Plant Improved Under Fr. Morgan pastor, the Rev. William V. Powers, as $16,500, a figure that is not high in view of the condition of the structure and its location. Archbishop Urban J. Great strides have been made of a parochial school were opened ishioners and presented to the par­ Vehr and John K. Monroe, Den­ Seal Drive by Loyola parish, the most recent in the same year. ish. This provided the Sisters of ver architect, inspected the prop­ of the Denver parishes to be estab­ In a meeting Jan. 14 of captains Charity, who teach in the parish erty Tuesday, and both expressed lished, in the past eight years dur­ of the school fund drive being con­ school, with a convenient residence, satisfaction over it. ing which the Rev. Dr. Edward J. ducted in the parish. Father Mor­ and relieved them of the trip back and forth each day from the con­ Few changes in the home ■will be Sets Mark Morgan, S.J., has been pastor. In' gan announced that more than necessary for its conversion into that time the debt has been reduced $15,000 now is in the fund. A vent near Sacred Heart school. A chapel was later installed in the a convent. With a full basement from $123,000 to the present level school building is an urgent need and spacious rooms throughout, it of $58,000, a reduction of $65,000. in the parish, since there are some convent. The cost of the convent Of $15,308 250 children in the church base­ and chapel, at 2244 Vine street, is suitable in its present state as Many improvements have been a sisters’ home. The library will made in the parish plant during ment classrooms. It is planned to was $6,500., begin work on a school as soon as serve as an excellent chapel, and this period. In 1938 the basement The development of the City even here a minimum change ■will In the greatest record ever set of Loyola church was remodejed sufficient funds have been contri­ park area was climaxed in Janu­ in the annual Holy Childhood be required. A double garage is Christmas Seal contest, a grand by volunteer workers to provide bute^. ary, 1944, when the joint Sacred also situated on the property, the parish with a chapel, recrea­ In 194.3, a nine-room house for Heart-Loyola parish was divided. Shown above i> the residence at E. 12th avenue i tura can almost immediately he converted into a total of $15,308.51 was raised in use as a sisters’ convent was and Oneida street that will serve as the convent convent, and, with the addition of a chapelwhich in is the just across the street from tion and meeting hall, and two Father Morgan became pastor of a small park. the contest just concluded. Of this classrooms. The first four grades purchased by a committee of par- the newly established Loyola par­ for the sisters who are to teach in the proposed present library, the sisters will have a completely total, $12,277.55 was raised in ish. Up to that time Loyola church St, James school, Denver. The eight-room struc- I equipped residence. Plans for the new school in the the Archdiocese of Denver and had been administered as an ad­ parish are going ahead as rapidly $3,030.96 in the Diocese of junct of Sacred Heart parish, as possible in view of conditions. Pueblo. This represents an in­ Degis Downtown College which is one of the oldest in Den­ In the financial report read by crease of almost exactly $700 above ver. Closer pastoral contact with Ordeal in Depth-Bombed Submarine the pastor at all the Masses Jan. last year's record. the people of the Loyola church dis­ 13 it was revealed that $63,000 in The contest has experienced a trict was achieved by the sepa­ cash and government bonds is now steady growth in the state of Colo­ Plans Marriage Course ration. on hand for the building progp-am. rado ever since its inception 24 A residence for a Loyola rectory Is Recounted by Missionary Priest Of this amount more than $22,000 years ago, but in the past few was purchased at 2309 Gaylord was saved from the parish receipts years its development has been Regis college (Downtown divi­ and impediments; annulment and street, immediately behind the of the past year, which amounted phenomenal. This year’s grand sion) will offer a course in Cath­ separation; birth control; and di­ church, at a cost of $6,000. Father Clifford King, S.V.D., dreds of miles of hostile waters to 12,000 to 1,200 yards. Then the to more than $32,000. Construc­ total more than triples the total olic Marriage, classes to be held vorce. • tion will begin as soon as feasible. The beautiful Loyola church was founder of the Catholic Students’ rescue us. Entering through the command: ‘“Fire one! Fire two!’ received as recently as five years every Thursday evening (7:30 to Among the many diversified Mission Crusade, a veteran mis­ conning tower, I went down into We heard the hissing sounds as the The site chosen for the school is ago. This year’s grand champion 9) beginning Feb. 12, during the studies being offered by Regis dedicated Oct. 12, 1924. Before its to the south of the present rec­ completion there was a Loyola sionary of 23 years’ service in the interior of the submarine with iron fish sped* through the water. school, St. Francis de Sales,’ re­ coming seme.ster. Father Ervin A. Downtown college to serve the China and the Philippines, nar­ 30 other refugees, where I ate ‘We missed!’ came through the tory and facing Newport street. peating its seal-selling triumph of Stauffen, S.J., assistant professor needs of adult education, this chapel in use for a number of years at E. 26th avenue and Ogden street rates a war-time escape ex­ the best meal I had had for three loudspeaker system. ‘Fire three! last year, alone sold more than the of English literature and religion course on Catholic Marriage is perience, previously censored, in years, and gave thanks for my Fire four!’ We heard a terrific entire contest used to gross 10 at Regis college the past two both timely and necessary. At for the convenience of surrounding 22nd Mission Week Catholics who lived a distance which he encountered adventures deliverance. explosion. ‘W’e hit her!’ called out years ago. The individual winner years, will condufct the course. He present many perplexing problems surpassing the fantastic happen­ the commander. ‘One hundred and this j’ear sold more than the en­ has previously taught at St. Mary’s face a great number of people who from the Sacred Heart church. “But more trouble was near. The chapel property was sold after ings recorded by Jules Verne in Soon after getting under way, we fifty feet cut off her bow and Slated Feb. 3 to 10 tire contest ever raised in its first college, Kansas; Rockhurst college, contemplate marriage, home, and Twenty Thousand Leagues Under she’s going do'wn!’ The crew re­ years. Kansas City; Marquette university, a family. The alarming rate of the church was built. sighted an 8,000-ton Japanese the Sea. The priest is well known freighter. The commander decided acted the way a victorious foot­ Milwaukee; and St. Louis univer­ divorces in the United States, with in Denver. His story is recounted ball team does after a touchdown. The 22nd annual Mission week Fourth in Family sity. At the latter university he an increase to one out of every to sink it and ordered the men to observance will be held in the Deanery Quarterly by William Labodie in the Cincin­ their battle stations and the refu­ But the rejoicing was^ premature. spent three years of ■work on a five marriages, and the consequent nati Telegraph-Register as fol­ The next words were more Archdiocese of Denver Feb. 3 to To Win Contest Doctor of Philosophy degree. breaking up of homes, makes it gees to the torpedo room. Peri­ 10, the Rev. Gregory Smith, arch­ Board Meeting Will lows: scope protruding, the submarine ominous. ‘She was escorted. Looks This individual winner is Leo The course on marriage will almost imperative to study the like two sub-chasefs! They are diocesan. .mission director, an­ Glivar of Blessed Sacrament bases for nappy, permanent mar­ “After two years on the run in submerged, an officer calling out nounced this week. A feature of the deal thoroughly with such subjects the Philippines, trying to keep coming at us! Take her down!’ school, Denver, who sold $405 and ■ attendant problems as; riages, according to God’s laws. Be Held on Monday the diminishing distance from observance will be a Pontifical worth of seals. Young Glivar is It is hoped, too, that this course ahead of the Invading Japanese, Bomb* Near Mark Mass in the Cathedral and a Sol­ Friendship and courtship; morality crossing from one island to an­ "We submerged to maximum the fourth member of hi! family and sex, with their modern conno­ will be of service to a number of The quarterly |neeting of the emn Mass in Loyola church at 9:30 to win the Denver contest. His returning service men who contem­ other, finally fleeing through the depfh as quickly as possible, but Friday, Feb. 8. All schools have tations; pre-marital requirements; directors’ board of the Denver jungles of Mindanao as the enemy Parish Plant in a matter of minutes the sub­ sister. Eileen, placed first in 1938; the nature of the marriage bond plate marriage, or who have been Deanery of Catholic Women will planned special activities in the another sister, Dorothy, won in married during the war, with in­ came closer and closer, I got word chasers, guided by the wake of the week to aid mission projects. from the viewpoint of Christ and be held in the Catholic Charities torpedoes, were above us. Soon the 1942; his brother, Richard, won the His Church; the rights and duties sufficient time or opportunity for that the army guerrillas had made annex Monday, Jan. 21, at 2 p.m. contact by radio with an American To Be Improved sharj) sound of a depth-charge ex­ The quarterly meeting of the contest last year while in Annun­ of married persons; marriage laws adequate instruction on this im­ Presidents of all affiliated organ­ Catholic Students’ Mission Cru­ ciation grade school, with a total portant step. submarine, which would take refu­ plosion was heard. The crew held + + + izations are asked to attend. 'The gees to Australia. their breath, keeping silence, sade will be held Feb. 3 in St. sale of $210. Leo thus almost Will Teach C.P.A. regular monthly conference of the At Annunpiation avoiding metallic sounds that could Joseph’s school, Westside Denver. (Turn to Page S — Column i) Review Problems deanery will follow. Deanery rep­ U. S. Sub Welcome Sight be picked up by listening devices Regis College resentatives are invited to both “At midnight on the appointed as the submarine zigzagged to W. Barney Paul, LL.B., C.P.A., sessions. Plans for extensive renovation will conduct a course in C.P.A. day,_ the army guerrillas sent us avoid being hit. More depth- Following the business meeting, of the Annunciation parish plant charges, one very near. The elec­ Collection Jan. 27 to Aid review problems at the Downtowm out into the darkness in a launch, in Denver have been announced Able to Accept division of Regis college with the a reception will be held, at which and soon there loomed up before us tric Tight bulbs shattered with the the Rt. Rev. John R. Mulroy, di­ by the R t Rev. Charles Hagus, concussion, and a shower of flakes opening of the spring semester the most welcome sight I ever be­ pastor. They include several proj­ early in February. rector of Catholic Charities, and held—a huge American submarine. of paint fell upon the shivering Miss Mary Manion, foster home ects for immediate attention and refugees in the torpedo room. Sorely Hit Philippines More Veterans Mr. Paul attended Boston col­ With incredible courage and brav­ others for the more distant future. lege, became a certified public worker for the Charities, will ery, the intrepid crew of the sub­ Dishes smashed as they fell from accountant (Colorado) in 1924, speak. marine had come through hun- Scheduled for immediate atten­ the racks in the dining room, and Regis college in Denver can tion is the joining of two resi­ the turkey dinner was ruined by A special collection to aid sorely your homes, and your loved ones. accept more students for the semes­ dences at 3635 and 3627 Humboldt fragments of broken glass. stricken Catholics in the Philip­ Faithfully vours, ter about to commence. This an­ street to form a convent for the “Ten hours of this—the sub zig­ pines to start the work of re­ 1^1 URBAN J.‘ VEHR, nouncement was made from the Rotary Club Signs Option sisters teaching in the high school. zagging, reversing its course, building their ruined churches and Archbiihop of Denver. office of the dean as a result of .4 chapel will also be installed in depth bombs exploding at intervals other institutions is set for Jan. Kindly read this letter at the frequent inquiries during the past the residence at 3627 Humboldt. until the oxygen in the submarine 27 in the Denver archdiocese. Masses Sunday, Jan. 20. The two weeks. The convent will be dedicated to the was almost exhausted, and the bat­ Archbishop Urban J. Vehr’s letter collection should be taken up Sun­ “Is the college filled up, or is To Buy Mt. Calvary Site patronage of Our Lady of Lourdes. teries were run down. It was get­ explaining the urgent need for day, Jan. 27, and forwarded to the Enlargement of the kitchen in ting difficult to breathe when the assistance follows: Chancery within two weeks. there room for one more veteran?” commander gave the order: ‘We’ll seems to be a burning question. The H a ^ s hall and extension of its Jan. 14, 1946 answer is that Regis will welcome The officers of Rotarj' Interna­ demnation by city authorities in facilities will be done soon. This surface and slug it out with them.’ tional, an Illinois corporation, this improvement is necessary to facili­ “The conning tower was opened; Reverend Dear Father and all veterans eligible for an educa­ 1909, after which time no further Beloved People: Barron Beshoar week signed an option with a view interments w'ere made. Since then, tate the preparation and serving the enemy was not in sight. Fresh tion under the GI Bill of Rights, or air swept in to replace the stag­ Because of the tragic mission who can qualify through the Vet­ to the future purchase of Mount approximately 1,500 bodies previ­ of dinners in the hall, especially Calvary cemetery site in Denver. ously buried in Calvary cemetery at the time of the large parish ba­ nant atmosphere of the sub. Never conditions now existing in the erans’ Administration for training was fresh air more appreciated. Philippine Islands, the dioceses of Bureau Manager under Public Law 16. The title to the property, which were removed to Mount Olivet cem­ zaar every summer. comprises 18.84 acres of ground, is etery. 'Throughout the years, the Plans are also being formed for It was sweeter than honey, dif­ our country are appealing to the The question of how to care for legally vested in “Urban J. Vehr, authorities of Mount Olivet ceme­ the thorough renovation and clean­ ferent from any other air I ever Catholics of America in this spe­ the thou.«anIowa, theirs when more goods are re­ those that ^contribute to the im­ The credit union movement con­ industiy. The Filipinos have lit­ he was minority renresentative tion of facilities, too. A larger in­ of two new Bishops. The Rt. Rev. and Lafayette—detached from the ceived this Sunday. Since the need provement of the living conditions tinues to prosper in the state erally lost everything in the strug­ with the War Man Power Com­ stitution may present an impressive Monsignor Charles P. Greco, Vicar Diocese of La Crosse. The county is urgent. Catholics who did not of the indmdual families. It is also among the parishes in both the gle for freedom. 'They were poor mission in Denver and for one array of equipment in the sciences, General of the Archdiocese of New of Portage, which has been a part make a donation last Sunday are noteworthy that of the $66,706.55 Archdiocese of Denver and the Dio­ before. They are destitute now. year regional chief of informa­ a vast expanse of classrooms and Orleans, has been named Bishop of the Diocese of Green Bay, is urged to do so Jan. 20. Members of paid out in loans in 1945, $44,409.- cese of Pueblo chiefly because of Were it not fop the urgency of tion. library space. But when the aver­ of Alexandria, La., to succeed now made part of the La Crosse the Society of St. Vincent de Paul 61 has already been repaid. the great success of such pioneer this appeal, I would not feel jus­ The family home is at 2342 age is taken the small college can Bishop Daniel F. Desmond, who diocese. again are in full charge of collec­ The total amount of dividends groups as that of St. Cajetan’s. tified in presenting it to you in Elm street, in Blessed Sacrament appear to advantage. At a certain died last fall. The R t Rev. Monsi­ The Church of S t Raphael in ting the clothes, shoes, bedding, paid out by the union to its mem­ Other parishes in Denver that boast view of your splendid co-operation parish. Mr. Beshoar’s wife is university there are four or five gnor Thomas L. Noa, Officialis of Madison has been designated Ca­ and other material from churches bers in 1946 was $1,383.16. Be­ of flourishing credit unions are St with the many war charity de­ the former Sally Throckmorton "copies” of expensive equipment the Grand Rapids diocese, has been thedral of the new see. [NCWC and schools, sorting them, and pre­ cause of the fact that shares cost Dominic’s, Our Lady of M t Car­ mands. of Brighton, They have three (Turn to P aget — Colum n t ) named Titular Bishop of Salona, Wire] paring them for shipment. each member $6, sriiea he joins mel, and S t Franeia de Sales.’ May the good Lord bless you, children, Ben, John, and Dan. PAGE TWO Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone,' KEystone 420S Thursday, Jan. IT, 1946 mm Bringing You the Sea»on*$ NEW RECORD IS ESTABLISHED Ouiitanding Dinners Priest Recounts AS SEAL DRIVE NETS $15,SOSRegis Can Accept Special Served Fr«m Order Candles Sunday 11 A.M. to Ordeal at Sea (Continued From Page One) romeo trophy for registering the More Veterans doubled his brother’s 1944 total. greatest percentage increase over Dinner 5 P.M. Oiilr (Continued From Page Ono) For his accomplishment he will re­ the preceding year. Sacred Heart hear the loud ‘pinj’ of the enemy’a ceive first prise of • boy’s post­ school of Bouldor has had posses­ (Continued From Page One) radar as they attempted to locate war model Dicycle. sion of this rotating trophy for Regis college posses-ses but one. Early ROAST YOUNG TOM TURKEY US. For six hours they chased us. Winner 4f the girls’ division and the pa.st year. The first school to But the four or five must lerv) Finally no more ‘pingswe bad alio receiving a 1946 bicycle is win this trophy three times in more than 120 studmts, whereas Ciblat Cr»^« Dreetiaf, Buttered Becu, Naibed or Candied eluded our pursuers, Gwendolyn Simpson of St. Joseph’s sueeossion becomes its permanent the one serves four or five. Sweet Potateea and Cranbeirr Sauce “Eight d ay s aftsr leaving Redemptoriit school. She also possessor. Besides being a day school, Regis FOR INDIVIDUALLY BAKED CHICKEN PIE Mindanao we reached Port Dar­ pawed last year’s individual mark also accommodates resident stu­ A special prize of a gift certi dents. With the return and advent Choice Milk-Fed Chicken in Rich Natural Ciravy with win, Australia. The American Red by lelllng 8249.89 worth of seals. ficate from the James Clarke Freeh Garden Vefcublea Cross arranged my transportation John Dowd of St. Francis de of service men it has suffered CHOPPED STEAK in a big Douglaa traniport 1,200 Salts’ lehool was second in the Church Goods house goes to Sis its own housing problems. It is with PHafc Muhroom Sanca, Craained Peae and Carrote miles to Brisbane, where the Red boys' division, with 1168 in sales. ter M. Dominica of St, Joseph's attempting to meet them b; com- or Buttered Beeti and French Fried Potatoe* Cross gave the refugees medical He will receive a regulation col school, whose clasi averaged 816.- pleting an unfinished floor Car- SEA FOOD PUTE care, clothing, and food. I suraly roll hall. This wHl give facilities Candlemas Day iega football autograpned by mem 63 per student. Other sisters whose Breaded Fillet of Halibut, Gulf Shrimpi, Eaetem Scallop, Or*tcr felt glad to be an American citf- bara of Notre Dame’e 1946 foot­ for 35 or more boarders. It will sen and I appreciated as never be­ elsBsei registered outstanding also expand classroom space by re­ and Cole Slaw with French Fried Potatoee and Tartar Sauce ball team. Gilbert Lederhta of Ca­ records are Sister M. St. Lucy and Ineludtst Soup or Coeklail Hot RolU Salad fore tbs work of the Red Grata, thedral, who wai third with |168.- leasing rooms used as dormitories Words are inadequate to describa Sister Anna Louise, St. Francii’; in the past semester. Donor* Choice of Drink* 60, will receive free a wtek’a va­ Sister Mary Margaret, Blessed the gallantry of the commander Regis will continue to offer its RESTAURANT cation St Camp S t Mslo, Estes Sacrament; Sister M. Finian, Ca and crow momboro of the Narwhal, Park. complete curriculum,- combining SIS 17th Street who faced death conitantlylyl in their thedral; Sister St. Cecilia, St. Pat­ Second place in the girls’ divi­ rick’s; Sister M. Jude, Presenta­ cultural and .semi-professional sub­ Bttwccn Wciton and work of removing American sion went to Alice Henley of S t jects, adding courses where the de­ J«mts CiflRHi California Bta. refugeesOf by submarine from the tion; Sister M. St. James, St. Cath Joseph’s Redemptoriit school, who Brine’s; Sister M. Camilla, St. mand seems reasonable and the Philippines,ip to Australia." time propitious. For the Catholics 400 SEATS • NO UQUOR • ORGAN MUSIC Fathtr King will ratum to China will receive a pair of girl’s white M ar/i, Colorado frin g e ; and Sis­ shoe ikataa for selling 8187.50 ter Florence, St. Elizabeth’s, of Denver, Regis college offers an Hradquartrr* for in a few months. In the meantime worth of seals. A week's vacation opportunity enjoyed by few cities CHURCH he is staying at the Crusade Castle, at the Junior Catholie Daughters’ Duplicate prizes are being in the country—a Catholic college ARTICLES OP DEVOTION 5100 Shattuc avenue, Cincinnati. CHURCH PURNI8HIK6S camp In Nederland was won by awarded to all winners of the in its own backyard. GOODS Mary Smith of St, Francis de Pueblo contest. Both the Denver BOOKS rOR THE CATH- Flowtrs lor All Occasions and tht Puablo contests are oper­ OUC LAITY AND CLERGY Seles’ school, who iold'876 worth Carolina Court Refuses HOUSE Moving- Packing- Storage OtsMSsIiU D«IN«tr fsrviM of seals. ated independently by the mission IF« Tologroph flotoor* Deserving of honorable mention unit of St. Thomas’ seminary, ’This To Recognize Divorces year’! minion director at the semi- 1636-38 Tremont Street Phone TAbor 8789 are Donald Graft of Cathedral, Columbia, S, Car.—South Caro- LIEB’S FLOWER SHOP 8141.72; Raymond Sehnaringer, nery ie John Canjar. The Rev. a For Hie Safely of Your Soods Leonard Abercrombie directed the lina, the only state in the nation Phene GL 018S . . . All Roun 8t. Catharine’s, 8130; and Betty L. without a divorce law, will not 8928 W. sand Ave. Dollaghan, St. Francis’, 866. Denver contest, and Bernard B u w Griesemer had charge of the Pu­ recognize the validity of divorces St. Francis eblo competition. Other eemina- obtained by its residents in other a Johison Sorvico or Evory Move rians who served on the committee states, according to an opinion by JO IN OUR The Denver Catholic Repeats Triumph managing the conteite were Walter Richland County Common Pleas S t Francis ds Saiss' school was Jaeger, Sherlock Weir, James Judge G. Duncan Bellinger, who a LONG DISTANCE MOVING Register ■gain champion of the Class A di- Rasoy, and Joseph Halloran. held invalid a Georgia divorce vfiion for schools with mors than granted to a South* Carolina cou­ Published Weakly by the 260 enrollmsnt. The Southside A complete report frpm arch- ple. Christmas Club dioceian Khools follows: Catholie Prase Seeiety, Ine. school compiled a remarkable OiBvtr 088 Bannock Street, Danvar. record of an average of 86.26 per Cgthtdral 1.074.(5 18,000 Canada War Dead I Jobson Storage & Moving Co. student. Cathedral school was sec­ AnnuBeiation Z4S.1T Now ■ Cole. ond, with an average of 83.52 per Blssitd Bserimsnt 019.48 Are Remembered in Mass S 221 Broidway Denver PEarl 2433 Holr rsmlljf ...... S0Z.5O SubseriptioBi |1 Par Year stuoent, and S t Joseph’s was third, Holy Rosiry ...... 74.80 Paris. ^ A Solemn Requiem Save a Little Each W eek- with an average of $3.29. Lojfol* ...... 814.50 Mass was offered in the Basilica Entered as Second Claes Matter St. Patrick’s school in North Our Lady of 1ft. Carmel...... 118.71 PresentatloB ______814.25 of St. Therese in Lisieux for 18,- Have a Lot Next Christmas! at.tha Post Office, Denver, Denver repeated its last year’s vic­ Baered Heart ( 20.00 000 Canadiani who fell in Nor- Colo. tory in tiu class B division for St. Catherina's 547.00 many following the invasion. schools emolling less than 260. St. Cajetan’s ...... 58.12 PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS at. Clara's orphsntfe 40.00 After the refigious ceremony DENVER INDUSTRIAL BANK The pupil average was $2.38. Close St. Dominie's ...... 100.11 flowers ware placed at the foot of behind was St Elizabeth’s, with St. Eiiubeth's ...... 450.00 a mausoleum in the City park and 1534 CALIFORNIA STREET an average of 82.28. Presenta­ St. Vrsnels’ da Sslts’...... „....„ 2. 200.00 8t. John's ...... 587.01 on the graves in the Champs- OpputiU Denver Drr Goodi Co. tion achool waa third, with an 8t. Joseph's (C.SS.R) ______940.00 Remouleux cemetery. average of $2.12. St. Joseph's (Potish)...._...„„ 71.00 S t Francis’ school also takes St. Louis' (Englewood) ___ ... 886.52 posssssion of the St. Charles Bor. St. Patrick's ...... 549.00 SAMPLE |t. Phlloment's ...... 881.00 NEW EQUIPMENT BL Vinesnt ds Paul's — 184.67 St. Mary’s academy 100.00 FUR OOAT Boulder FOR YOUR VISUAL AID NEEDS. Sacred Heart ...... 322.00 AND PilBLO [[[Rev Mt. St. Gartrude ...... 18.60 trill Soon Be Available s e n s iS S s Cbsyanno Wells, Sacred Heart.. 17.70 SCARF* SALE Colorado Sprints Our representative will gladly call and demonstrate Sound Corpus Christ! 88.81 Projectors, 2x2 Slide Projectors, Public Address Systems Et. Mary's ...... 600.00 Fleming. St. Fetor's — ...... U.OO H. BOBRiCK and Films. Port Collins TELEPHONE OR WRITE St. Jeasph's ______1IS.60 M m aAiitf € iu ^ Holy Family ...... ( 0.00 Tailor & Furrisr Greelsy.^t, Fetar's 20.00 IDEAL PICTURES Pueblo. — The Rev. A ndrew Leadville, St. Mary's ...... 229.00 338 ISth St. TA. 5525 714 18th St., Denver, Colo. Sueek, diocesan director of the So­ lOngmnnt, St. John Baptist’s,... 60.00 ciety for the Propagation of the ouisvUls. St. Louis'...... 60.00 Corner tltli tnO Troaoat Film*, Motion Picture Equipment and Operator Available. StarllMI. St. Anthony's...... 176.00 Faith, is now residing in Sacred Stratton. St, Charles’ 46.19 T A . 050^5 I Day or Night Shoieingt, Send for li*t of Film*. Heart orphanage, Pueblo, having Welhy, Assumption ... 27.71 The WHITE CROSS plan lor pre-arrang»« bten transferred from St Pat­ mmmrnmmmmmmmBmsmammmB: aent of funarala i« a» praellcal aa Ineur* rick’! parish, where he had been uieo «g«inet aeeidonli, aloknees and bos- stationed eince the autumn of 1943. pltajitatien . . . juet aa itneible as making Tht Rav. James F. Halloran has bean tranaferred to St. Patrick’s a will. Thia pretedion ia now availabla Mrish, Pueblo, ae aasiitant pastor. thru the Boulevard Mortuary. Father Halloran, formerly assist­ ant in Holy Name of Mary parish, Tlie WHITE CROSS future needs plan Del Norte, ia not entirely new to may be handled as a cash traneadion or Pueblo, inasmuch as he was sta­ by payments of a few oents a week . . . to tioned in S t Francis Xavier’s par­ include an individual or your entire fam» ish here before he was transferred lly. No age limits, no medical examina­ to Del Norte, where he has worked the past two years. A native of tion, no assessment. Guaranteed by legal Denver, he is a priest of the arch' reserve insurance. diocese and l^on loan temporarily to the Diocese of Pueblo. He has . T l Telephone for a copy of the WHITE a brother, Joseph, who is a third CROSS booklet or mail this advertisement thsology student in St Thomas’ with your name and address. No obllga* seminary, Denver, where he ia tlon whatsoever. studying for the Diocese of Pueblo. Father Murewiki to Del Norte MHS. JAS. P. McCONATY The Rev. Stephen Murawiki has JAS. F. MeCONATY JOS. F. AAsCONATY reported to Holy Name of Mary parish, Del Norte, as assistant pastor. Father Murawski, a native of BrooVclyn, N. Y„ was ordained recently for the Pueblo diocese after completlyr his theological YARD course in S t 'Tnomai' semlna Denver. Father Dominie te Louiivllle The Rev. Dominic Selafani, O.S.B., assistant pastor of S t Mary’a parish, Puablo, for almost two years, hag gone to S t Louis’ FCDSRAL BLVD. at NORTH SPEER parish, Louisville, to act as ad­ ministrator there in the absence of tho Rev. Benedict Ingenito, O.S.B., who is ill in Mercy hospital, Den ver. Father Selafani was pastor of S t Benedict’s church, Florence, for seven years before being trans­ ferred to Pueblo. In Pueblo he For Pastrj that^s easy to take- was one of the teachers of religion in Pueblo Catholic high. He also try the kind Hi-Q Bakers Bake! directed the sodality of St. Mary’a parish. Chaplain to Return t In his latest letter to Bishop Joseph C. Willging, Capt. Francis Bottler says he expected to sail from the South .Pacific Dec. 30 on the UJS.S. George Eliot for Seattle, Wash., and eventually to Chocolate Fudge reach Fort Logan. He expects to be on terminal leave for 45 days before being released from tne armed service. Capt, Bottler is a priest of the Diocese of Pueblo. DireeU Hospital Group The Very Rev. Howard L. De­ Layer Cake laney. pastor of St. Mary's church, Walsenburg, has bean appointed diocesan director of the Catholic Hospital association. Father De- laney became interaited in hospital work while serving on a Huerfano Each county committee trying to set up a maternity clinic in the Southern Colorado county. ■mOA.',- — .,i , 4 ■Bsaa Auto Body arid Fender REPAIRING AND PAINTING PKEE BSTIMATB TIME PATMENTS SWAVNE-WIMBU8H Coffee Cake ■•O BANNOCK TA «11« Sailing rOAPS llgsa IIU Lemon Filled, each...... 2 0 c A. B. €.

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NEW CHOIR AT ST. DOMINIC’SIIITIIB QnnifTy LEE C. RICBARO [ HANEY L HANEY A Service Eyes GIbmm ELECTS OFFICERS FOR YEAR Examined Fitte d FOR THEo/i' v i n (St. Dominic’* Parish, Denver) and Rosemary Bastar, librarians. ELECTS OFFICEBS 9 The newly reorganized choir The weekly rehearsal is changed LEE i'. HANFEY AXU SON elected officers Jan. 11 for the en­ to Friday nights at 7:30 in tha Members «/ St. Fhtcent de PeuFs Parish How much wiser it is to take suing year. They are: Robert Git- rectory reading room. Exclusive Optometrists the sensible step toward family zen, president; Roleda Beltz, sec­ The choir is under the direction retary-treasurer; and Doris Pilz IT BOLF F T A . 2 6 9 0 Credit If Desired J A . 2 6 9 0 protection now. OLINGER’S of Ross Vernon Miller. Practice •17 IITH *7. DCNVER FUTURE NEED PI^N is the on the Easter musical program logical answer to this problem. First L t Ferd C. Kleinschnitz will begin in the meeting this week. (Holy Family Parish, Denver) The Rev. V. R. Hughes, O.P., pas­ At the Altar and Rosary society Membership provides Future arrived home in Denver this week orricui A-A.A. FITHER HUBFIl tor, has assumed personal direction meeting Jan. 10 the following offi­ R*ftt8r*nt Need Protection for every from Japan, after accidentally of the choir's activities and has cers were elected: President, Mrs. member of the family, regard­ meeting his youngest brother, given it complete support and en­ Nick Conter, vice president* Mrs. LIiImI ky Dnne*n Btnti, couragement The choir officers A drtntam less o/ age... at a cost of only George, a naval petty officer, in Clara Heiderstadt; secretary, Mrs. mURPHV’S In Good E ttins are planning a social gathering in V. Warner; and treasurer, Mrs. T. a few cents a day. For com­ Manila. Enlisting in March, 1942, IS TBiSFEBBFIl the near future. BROADWAY AT ELtSWORTH O PEN PROM he served as a private at Pearl Dignan. Mmes. R. Diehl, Kriley, plete information, consult our Card Party Jan. 31 and Caulfield were appointed to 11 A M. TO 2 A M. Advisory Department.. .there Harbor, and then returned to the Mrs. George Magor, president of the auditing committee and Mmes. U. S. for officers’ training. Com­ King, Conter, and Dignan to the One of Den­ is no obligation. missioned in July, 194.3, he shipped TO ST. JOSEPi'S the Rosary Altar society, has ap­ FINE FOODS Featuring pointed Mrs. Robert Sanders gen­ purchasing committee. ver’s Finest eral chairman of the card party The members of the Altar and Colorado Bar* and AND 16th at Speer at scheduled^ for Thursday evening, Rosary society will take up a col­ Famous (St. Joseph’* Redempteriit Parish, Jan. 31, in the church auditorium. lection at, the door of the church Boulder Sherman Deavsr) F ou n tain s 31 o unlain sMiaarniiai The PTA monthly meeting was Sunday to" defray the expenses for The Denver community has held Jan. 17 in the school hall with flowers for the Forty Hours' devo- for your fa­ MIXED DRINKS Trout, been notified that the Rev. An­ CATHOLIC MEMBERS of our Mrs. George Bugg, president, pre- tiujj* vorite Soda thony Huber, C.SS.R., of New siding. The new picture machine Gloria Ann Brooke, the infant LUIVCHEOIVS AIVD Juicy, Ten­ personnel and the finest equip­ Orleans, has been assi^ed to St daughter of Mr. apd Mrs. Bethel or Sundae, was demonstrated by the room DELIVERS der Steaks, ment and facilities are assigned Joseph’s parish. Father Huber will teachers. The fifth, grade, under Brooke, Jr., was b»tized Jan. 13 Cocktails, to every Catholic Service. be remembered as the preacher the direction of Sister Theodora, by Father Omer Foxhoven Her Banquet Room for Parties Chop* end of the solemn no vena in 1932. entertained the assembled parents sponsors were Harry Lally and Wine* and Fried The Rev. Christian J. Darley, and guests. P. K. Sweeney of the Jane Peters., QuiX f. Liquor*. Chicken Tamales, Chili, Chicken. C.SS.R., former pastor of the par- Regis college faculty spoke on St. Rita’s circle will meet in Sandwiches, Our Specialty I ish, passed through Denver from juvenile delinquency. the home of Mrs. Rupert, 5039 I Great Falls, Mont., to Kansas City, Tennyson street, Wednesday, Jan. ALL HOLY NAME SOCIETY ; l o b k o a l l d a y t u e s d a y i his new a.ssignment. HOLDS ELECTION 23, at 1:30 p.m. with Miss Marie Chaplain Vincent McCartan, Schwartz as assistant hostess. C.SS.R., reported to Salt Lake The Holy Name society in a re­ Election of officers will take place City; Chaplain Mark Van Gorp, cent meeting elected the following at this meeting. SEE THE NEW 1B4B BHEVRBLET C.SS.R., went to San Francisco. officers for the current year: John Bob Hoag is home after being Chaplain John Fulford, C.SS.R C. Reilly, president; John Gart- released from service in the armed C a t h e d r a l I reports that he has been given land, vice president; William forces. NBW BN BISPLAY j an overseas assignment. Wells, secretary; and Richard Cul­ Mrs. Lee Irvine of Madison, The Altar and Rosary society len, treasurer, James Coursey, Ed­ Wise., is visiting with her mother, COMPLETE ENGINE OVERHAVL held its annual meeting and the ward Lyons, Joseph McAullffe, Mrs. Mulligan, and her sister, Mrs. Thomas Farrell, a n d Harry Nick Center. BODY aad FENDER DEPT. H O M E > C A R Ecoaeaiy Liquor Store I following were chosen officers for Hughes were elected councilmen. Next to CUrkeV Cbareh Goode 1946: Mrs. M. Bommelyn, ptwi- Genuine Factory Part* Used on Any Make i^r or Truck dent; Mrs. R. McNicholas, vice The Little Flower card circle met RADIO SERVICE “IThen In lorn spirits call Jerry” Lt. F. C. Kleintchnita in the home of Mrs. (George Bugg, Officers Are Named Free Pick Up Service president; Mrs. A. Reid, secretary; 2922 W. 26th avenue. Games were 1634 Tremonl KE. 4554 and Mrs. £. Beston, treasurer. overseas to England, Scotland, Communion for the members will enjoyed and a dessert-luncheon By SI. Joseph’s Build DBLITRRY was served. .pKK UP PREB FREE PARKING Belgium, France, and Germany, be held Sunday in the 7:30 Mass 4641 VINER CHEVRDLET CD. ALL and where he participated in two The Holy Hour Friday night Bdwy. MAKBS j OBUVBRV Through the generosity of Mrs. Harry Grout was elected major battles. After VE-day, he Mmes. 'Ashen, Beston, Eberle, from 7:30 until 8:30 will continue HBB HILL INN was sent to the Philippines and the novena devotions to the Infant president of St Joseph’s guild, then to Japan. He will be dis­ Kammer, Kens, Lansville, Mans­ of Prague and to Blessed Martin Denver, Jan. 6. Other officers 4 » EAST COLFAX field, and Sheridan, 58 dozen chosen are: First vice president, charged soon. cobkies were given the USO de Porres. Father Hughes will de­ Mixed Drinks, Draught Beer George W. Coffin, a Cathedral liver the sermon. Mrs. Eugene Daly; secretary, Miss cookie jar in December. Ellen (jJernon; and treasurer, Mrs. high school graduate of 1942, The parish will sponsor a USO- Sodality to Moot CASH for Delicious Dinners writes from Tsingtao, China, that Arthur Turner, The hostesses for a NCCS supper Sunday evening. The Blessed Virgin sodality will the social hour were Mmes. C. M. VS« HOT AND COLD LUNCHES the interior of the church there On Monday night at the games hold its regular meeting Tuesday Butler, Thomas Mulligan, and Your Boilneot le Approetoted Here is the most beautiful of any he party at 8:30 there will be a spe evening, Jan. 22, at 8 o’clock in EVERY NEED CENTER has seen—"something out of this R. G. Shilvock. Mrs. Arthur Tur­ The firmi lUted here deetrve to cial attraction. All friends pre in­ the rectory. Miss Roleda Belts, ner won the special prize. Mrs. be remnnberod wheo yoa »*^ '®**’ worlA’’ A baker with the navy, vited to be present. president, will present the new Service That Is Different'* •ff5SaS"tkboi-6557 tributinr your patroMft im the dit- he expects to have several months’ Henry Jacques was appointed ierent lines of bustnoss. The Perpetual Help novena de­ plans for the entertainment of the chairman for the annual card duty before, being eligible for re­ votions will be held at 3 and 7:30 patiente in Fitzsimons hospital. MiM Lo*s**o cordially invite* you to bring lease. party, to be held in St. Francis de your financial trouble* to her. SPAGHETTI p.m. Tuesday. and other importantipoi business will Sales’ high school on Saturday aft­ Edward G. D.ay, Denver attor­ The annual high school retreat be discussed. The sodality will re- ernoon, Starch 2. A dessert-lunch- Home-.Made Ravioli or ney and at one time a member of for the students will be held Jan. ceive Communion in the 7:30 Mass eon will be served and prizes will UUs Lomsm, Htt. Lighthodse Loan & Finance Co. Home-Made Lasanghe the Register staff, has received 22 to 24. On the same dates the Sunday, Jan.»20. be awarded. Rev. Carl Schwarz, C.SS.R., will Come to the a discharge from the navy and The Junior Newman club will Phone KE. 8169 sau piMr. c*iif*mi* Bid*. 17th & CbIH. conduct a retreat in St Patrick’s resume its weekly meetings Mon­ 1 M il • CMtdt^ocetH 4 ITALIAN KITCHEN has returned to his former posi­ academy, Sidney, Nebr. day evening, Jan, 21, at 8 o’clock —J-----’ \V 0 j J V irvtK , Coio. DONALD HANNUM, Mlrr. tion as deputy director of the MEMORIAL SERVICES VeL — War. It in the rectory reading room. ■X. 35«1 l » a E. COLFAX Denver area rent office. Day, a FOR REOEMPTORISTS The Feast of S t Raymond of lieutenant, was executive officer Masses of Requiem were offered Pennafort, Jan. 23, will be cele­ RECAP NOW A REPUTABLE DRUG WWES — UqUORS and navigator of an LST and for two Redemptorists who died brated with High Masses at 6:30 STORE spent, 16 months in the Pacific. recently. The Rev. Thomas Fagan, and 7:45. Nadorff Liquors, Inc. He returned home to his wife and C.SS.R., of New Orleans, was for two children at 811 S. Gilpin many years a prominent mission­ Home of Good Spirits street. ary. In 1941 lie celebrated the '' 1 golden jubilee of his religious pro­ WHERE TOD GET THE MOST OF Returning after four years of Council to Meet THE BEST FOR THE L&ASX service, Lt. J. Kenneth Malo was fession. ~ M c G U I R E ~ Colfax at Downing . . . Denver EH. tSTT Colfsx at WiniaaM happy to see Denver. Malo was Brother Robert Maas, professed LESTER’S KEystone S217 the commander of a tanker when 39 years as a lay brother, was con­ With PTA Head Meving - Storage he was released from service. _ He struction eogineer of the Redemp- I WATCH REPAIRS ilans to go to New York to join torist churen in Fresno, Calif., in (St. Philomena’* Parish, Denver) Express ' 7-DAY SERVICE ICs Smart to Shop at the Argonaut .lis wife, and then return to Denver 1908. He spent most of his re­ Mrs. George Schwartz, president ONE-YEAR GUARANTEE t» take up his position as vice ligious life as sacristan in Fresno, Low Ratea imported and Domestie ITines, Champagnes end Liquors Detroit, and Grand Rapids. The of St. Philomena’s PTA, will con­ iresident of the Inter-Mountain duct a council meeting Thursday, KE. 6425 2149 Welton St. 1529 Welton CHerry 2447 Jllevator company, of which his last years of his life were passed AR6BNAUT WINE ANB LIQUBR 6B. in the seminary at Oconomowoc, Jan. 24, at 10 a.m, in her home. father is president. Kenneth is A square dance sponsored by the 534 East Colfax • Free Delivery • Phone CHerry 4566 the son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Wise. Almost totally blind in his Malo of 600 E, 8th avenue. later years, he nevertheless de­ PTA for parishioners and their Si. Vincent de Paul’s Parish veloped the sense of touch to such friends will be held Jan, 24 at 8 an extent that he was able to p.m. in the school hall, St. Catherine's carry on his work as a cabinet John Brunger, recently dis­ D. U. BBNBBB Washington Park Mkt. maker. He also made the altar charged from the marine corps, Red di White Food Store breads for many years in the returned -home this week after SERVIBE STATIBH GAYETY GIFTS GL«nola —WB DELIVER— the light was spotted on the altar Mrs. M. A. Hickey with Mrs. J. F. BONNIE BRAE Flowers for All Occasions and the result was fine. Beside Your Patronage Appreelitod Reinhardt CONOCO SERVICE DELIVERY SERVICE FIXIWERS BY WIRE the altar on each side, we had a UAin 7811 511 Eaat Colfax Avennt bucket of palm branches. On one Your recaps 724 So. Univertity - PE. 9909 2626 E. Louisiana SP. 1912 J a m e s ’ side of the altar on the stage, we Si. had the choir, which really was DORAN Preisser’s Red t White Bonnie Brae Where Friends Meet . . . MUBSOM good. It was a ’mixed’ choir—six BALANCED “Your White, and ten Colored boys. HATTERS Grocery and Market B r i i ^ C o . Neighborhood “The ceremonies began with the RdrondttfoiilBf The Shirley Garage Stnrie* fizclHtivtly" FANCY HEATS. VEGETABLES, AND Downtown Prices AVENUE BRILL Hudson singing of ‘Silent Night;’ then the LIKE A NEW TIRE! QUALITY GBOCERIES AT Dealer” Mass of the -Angeli, 'Adeste Fi- LOWER PRICES Prescriptions a Specialty D r i n k s O m C lA L AAA GARAGE 733 E. Colfax at Clark*aa PHONE TABOR 5911 deles’ at the Offertory; ‘0 Holy CALL UAIN SS38 Wines and Liquors Brrpa and Marla WUIIam* Dap .and Nl*hi Storaxe. Repalrtnc, a MORE MfLCAGE Fp«e Delivery SProce 4447 FRANK E. BKENNER Night’ and 'Panis Angellcus’ at ^Fof Fre* Plck-*p sad DtUtVrv 3131 C Ohio Atol (Sr. Uole. tod Ohio) 763 So. University . PC. 2255 I7Ui and W uhlnctan HAia fTtI Waahin* and Qraasla*. Gaaahna and Ofla PRONE EMERSON IM . the Communion. Scrrlc* ttSI-S7 LINCOLN ST. tool E u t C«U*x Arcirae • NO SHIMMY GAS - OIL - SERVICE “The Midnight Mass was really iWWWWWW ww w w w the Christmas setting. Two other OUR NEW LOCATION Masses were held during the day, DONAHUE St. D o m i n i e ’ s and what a day I It rained all day. JDE KAVANAUGH NOIJTB GAYLORD ANBRE BE VAJBA “In spite of the rain, we jeepad IRENE’S Radio & Electric some 30 n\iles to a submarine 1432-54 York EM. 1857 SAVE TiABS—BUY AT OLSON’S > GIFT SHOP UNCOLN AT 7TH Shopping District REPAIR — APPLIANCES camp where a number of the chap­ "One of Moet Modem For Cold Storsto lains had decided to celebrate 'TODAY IS SOMEBODrS BIRTHDAY^ 318 E. 13th Ave. TA. 8809 Plant* In the Weet” FOOD Christmas together. About 16 ' 1«48 TREMONT PLACE f PHONE TA. 1261 STORES MA. 04T1 < I0 Mass. At 10 in a jeep and over to 1 ...... ■ -■ ■ — MARKET aeqaainttd. another place, where I heard Con­ ON CREDIT NOW OPEN Gaa. Oil tnd Graaaint — TIra* Reeappad fessions while the other priest said 1 DNDXfi NEW MANAGBaJENT So. Iiajlord Seva* Year*' Experitn** Minor GOOD CLOTHES NEED Quality Meat* - Groceries Repairinc. Mass. Heard until noon without a 2*20 COLO. BLVD. ■ EA. ( t i t Open evarv dar. 7 ;39 AJd. te t PJL NOT BE EXPENSIVE break. Confessions agsin from 1 NATIBNAL BRAHB t 'r e a m e r j HAIn 9582 to 4 when I had my third Mass. Have your eyes carefully Then supper and Confessions again exsmiaed by H. Lapatin MILK — CREAM — BUTTER THE until 8:30. Really a workout in of Louis Sunsbiua, state SUPER MARKET Open 8 a. m.toIJp.nu dtdly St. PhilomeDa''s any man’s language.’’ registered optometrists. At the time of writing, Chap­ 1004 S. Gaylord Sp6752 ENGLISH lain Girse was awaiting reassign­ BLOCK Thu Raw Brunch Bar ment in the newly formed Pacific FREE DELIVERIES DAILY FLORAL CO. DAN R. OSBORN. Leaaaa TAILORS air command. -A combination that makes for real BTneat line of Most*. Grocerieo and HARDWARE jK\ Tha Pride ef Marty Dm* VegOUbloa on tho Mkrkot PURNACB CLEANING AND REPAIRING 3222 E. Colfax st AdaaiB EM. 2331 901 FIFTEENTH STREET fuel satisfaction 0pp. Bine-Bird E. C»LFAX AT Baibedral to Rssnme W* Wni Not.Be Undereold HREBT METAL AND CUTTER WORK Mtmbtr ADAMS Combine (Quality and Style BUST-PRUF STBKER 6BAL8 Flortola Tilecrapb DaiiTcrr AasocisUon BREAKFAST - LUNCH at Prieei Yon Can Afford Your Patronage Appreciated/ So. Gaylord Hdw. Co. Anuual Pre-lauton Ball PLUS HUMMEL nCURINES Taaty Snacka at Any Tima 1055 So. Gaylord SP. 2961- After a lapta of several SPIBK u d SPAN DEUVERY 0 , . , -PM” ^ The Fair Bollean JESSE Y0UN6 year*, tha Cafhadral parish, TA. 2211 Gaylord Drug Go.;: Denver, will resume it* time- [ommunity FloiUEri The Blaraey Shop B’way at California honored pre-Lenten annual ; ; i ROY SMITH. Prop. ' ! NEAR HOLY GHOST CHURCH parish ball this year. It i* , ; 1059 So. Gaylord SP. $345 ., K f n r o I04S SOUTH GRYIORD { Eaat Denrar'a Better Barbers UmA nri.L t . n planned to hold the ball in tha ■ ' Prrseriptlnns Carefully Filled ' > W | (Jit: PHONE SPrucc 7318 1 3209 East Colfax ^ Complete Beauty S & H Green Stamps Lincoln room of the Shirley. b y Registered Pharmacists EM. 9986 ^ e P Service , , FINE WINES AND LIQUORS , , Oils • Batteries • Service Savoy hotel the evening of I I I at Suta Fa Driva TataphaBa TAbar 2111 r VAN EIMMKRMAN, U aiu « « S March 4> 1

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WELCOME STOCKMAIV INSTAUATION OF OFFICERS . J. J. O'lllIL Yoar M ONEY PROBLEM eaa be HELD AT ST. CATHERINE’S Solved By

TO 0[ STIOTTO (SL Catherine's Pariih, Denver) Mrs. Cooke of the sick com­ [ THE ENBLEWOGD INDUSTRIAL BANK The Altar and Rosary society mittee reported Michael Villano This Bank offers a Complete Loan Service. To obtain a lo PRBSCmPTIOM of the sixth grade is recovering a loan, held its first meeting of the year Mrs. J. J. O’Neil entertained the come in, telephone, or write. Our representative win call at from an appendectomy in St. Jos­ your home if yoq desire. IT ST. JIT S ' Jan. 8. Mrs. G. E. Rowe was in­ eph's hospital. La Kota Study club in her new stalled as president for the com­ The next meeting of the Young home a£ 755 Detroit, Denver, with AUTOMOBILE LOANS ing year, with Mrs. Joseph Gon­ Ladies’ sodality will be held in the a luncheon Jan. 10. Mrs. W, G. are made on all makes of cars. We will refinance your present (St. James’ Parish, Denver) zales as vice president; Mrs. Ray home of Miss Alvina Bruno, 4535 loan and advance you more money or we wiU finance the pur­ McGettigan presided. Selections chase of a new ear. Simply bring the title to ns and obtain A new Pinochle club is being Slattery, secretary; Mrs. P. J. Irving street, Jan. 17 at 8 p.m., with Miss Keyo Breen as co-host- were read by Mrs. Paul V. Hodges, your money. foraed^in the parish, with meet­ Doherty, treasurer; and Mrs. Tom ess. Mrs. Mary Dalton Walsh, and Miss ings scheduled to be held in the Morrow, financial secretary. The OTARAirrER LOANS Motbara’ Auxiliary to M eet. Nora Brophy. Mrs. Sam H. Weber We will loan yon from $10 to $100 on yonr signatnre only evenings so as to permit both hus­ Rev. D. A. Lemieux presided at The Mothers’ auxiliary of pack gave a resume of the life of Cardi­ If yon are steadily employed and have a good credit record. J. F. DAXSBERRY bands and wives to attend. If a the installation and highly praised 155 will meet Jan. 22 at 1:30 nal Newman. ' Co-Signers are acceptable on larger loans. No embarrassing the work of the retiring officers, p.m. in the home of Mrs. Joseph modern Streamlined Pharmacy sufficient number, respond, the Others preseirt were Miss Anne inquiries made of friends or relatives. meetings will be held biweekly in j Mrs. Joseph Schmittling, presi­ Dulmaine. Mrs. Charles Stephens 14th and CHAMPA KE. 4269 dent; Mrs. Gonzales, vice presi­ will be co-hostess. A turkey, O’Neil and Mmes. J. A. Peterson, FURNITURE LOANS the Montclair Civic building. Those Your household furniture is considered as excellent security for interested in joining the new group dent; Mrs. Frank Morfeld, secre­ awarded at the holiday party, Theodore Kittleson,.W. G. Loberd- tary; Mrs. Doherty, treasurer, and went to Mrs. King Trione. ing, J. B. Bariani, M- A. Sanchez, a loan at the Englewood Industrial Bank. A telephone call will should leave their names at the Mrs. Rowe, financial secretary. bring onr appraiser to yonr home to determine the amount rectory or call Miss A. Girardot at The regular meeting of pack F. X. K rab^her, and F. DeRose. W* Utk* Old Bh(M( Look Liko Now A statue of the Blessed Virgin 155 will be held.Jan. 25 at 8 p.m. yon can borrow on yonr furniture. COMPLETE LINE OF EA. 0462. Miss Gloria neRose, visiting guest, SHOE SUPPLIES THERE’S A and a wall stand were presented in the school esGfetena. Among recent Baptisms in the who is spending her leave with INSTALLMENT HNANCING parish were those of Dennis Keith, to Mrs. Schmittling by the society. Lt. Robert James, son of Mr. We will advance the money to buy furniture, refrigerators, Master Shoe Rebuilder Mrs. M. E. Cooke has been ap­ her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank son of Sgt. and Mrs. William and Mrs. Philip James, has re- DeRose, gave a talk on her work radios, washing machines^ or any household appliance. Auto­ 503 15th St. Phone TA. 0812 Bishoj), with Glenn Heelman and pointed publicity chairman. Mmes. tuiTied to his duties as navigation mobile, furniture, and appliance dealers are invited to inquire Doherty and Feely volunteered to as director of the USO-NCCS in Patricia Blodgett as sponsors and officer for a B-29 squadron sta Ogden, Utah. about our Credit Finance plan. We discount installment paper MASTER KEY SHOP Mr. and Mrs. William Henderson care for the altars for the rest of, tioned in Kansas. The squadron of all kinds. January. At the conclusion of the will soon be transferred to the Mrs. DeRose will be the hostess In Your Future as proxies; Sharon Ann, daughter in February. of Lt. and Mrs. Earl W. Devalon, meeting refreshments were served. army air base in Clovis, N. Mex. Golden Motors, Inc. with John Cullen and Alicia Ghol- Fr. Newell Addretie* PTA Raymond Schmittling, machin Englewood Industrial Bank son as sponsors; and Thomas Jos­ At the annual open PTA meet­ ist’s mate third class, is home on See or Call Ferd Wolf eph, son of Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey 30-day leave with his parents, Mr. See the New H. H. OWEN, President ing of fathers and mothers Jan. and Mrs. Joseph Schmittling. He Phone Golden 12 J. Brockman, with Robert T. Smith 3, the Rev, Hubert Newell stressed 3494 So. Broadway RA . 1 1 1 3 103 ISth St. TA. Odt'A and Anna Bicknell as sponsors. the importance of moral and rC' spent 20 months in the Marshall E N G . 1 7 2 0 SERVICE CALLS AUTO KETO GOLDEN, COLO. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Soonover an­ islands. KIRBY MAIL ORnERS ACCEPTED ligious influence in planning for nounce the birth of a girl last week permanent peace. Mrs. Thomas J. Club Begin* New Serie* VACUUM GLEANER in St. Joseph's hospital, Denver. Morrissey, president of the CPT The Junior Newman club began Paul. Jr.; and Gene, sons of Mrs. league, complimented the society a new series of meetings this week Part* and Service for dll Make* Paul Gappae, are both home after on its project of repairing and and will gather every Tuesday O R D ER NOW FOR^HAPPY '46 more than two years’ service in the supplying books for the sch^l evening at 7 :30 in the music room BOULEVARD VACUUM ETC. of the school. All Catholic pupils SWEEPER CO. library. 0«llT«rT~lS24 Colorado BlT1 school auditorium, to be given at OF ID SON CHAPELS Newman ciubhTeet^* 8 o’clock every Monday night The first lecture subject was “The The Junior Newman club met Church and the Bible." Monday night in S t Mary's school Frank Kirchhof, president of auditorium. the American National bank in Miss Roberta Marsh, who has The Book cluib assembled in the Denver: Adolph Kunsmiller, vice recove^d from a long Illness, has home of Miss Mary Fischer for the president and oashier, and all the returned to Manhattanville college January meeting. Luncheon was other officers were rt^lected at Establbhed Reputation in New York city. served. Mrs. W’illiam Visek re­ the annual meeting. Mr. Kirchhof, After a visit in New York since viewed The World, the Flt$h and a prominent Catholic and the old­ October, Mrs. Spencer Penrose has Father Smith. est Knight of 8t. Gregory in this Since 1890 the Horan family, father Announcement has been made part of the West, is known for his and sons, has served our community. of the engagement of . Miss Della many benefactions to the Church Wedell, daughter of Mrs. James in the archdiocese. We combine an established reputation W.odell, to Michael John O’Connor blr. Kirchhof, whose qualities Honi6 L03n Specialists for fine personal service with new and Fort Collins PTA of New York. The announce­ as an outstanding Catholic layman ment was made at a buffet supper were recognised by the lata Pius Owning your own home is easy If you let U8 help you up-to-date equipment. Jan. 13 in the Wedell home. XI, celebratod his 80th birthday John Langdon is in Portland, last May 5. A native of Germany, BUY, BUILD, MODERNIZE or REFINANCE-an ex- To Meet Jan. 18 Ore., to visit his sister, Mrs. Jos­ he came to this country in 1888. isting old-faahioned mortgage. Our establishment, built for the special eph Weaver. He plans an extended Soon after his arrival in Denver stay, after which he will go on in 1887, he began a career as a Inveetigate the LOW COST and COISVENIENCE purpose to which it is dedicated, is Fort Collins.—S t. Joseph’s PTA to Los Angeles, Calif. contractor and not only watched of our DIRECT REDUCTION LOAN FLAN equipped with two chapels, each with will meet Friday evening at 7:30 Mrs. Calvin Fisher and her chil­ the Mile High City grow but con­ in the school hall. The meeting is dren, Barbara and Harry, have tributed greatly to that growth. large seating capacity to care for sim­ held in the evening so that the fa­ been guests of her parents, Mr. He has served as president of the ultaneous services. thers will have the opportunity to and Mrs. Harry Reed. They re­ American Fixture Co. since its attend. turned Jan. 13 to their home in establishment In 1906 and has CAPITOL FEDERAL This last fall the ninth grade La Mars, la.. served as president of the Ameri­ SAVINGS AM) LOAN ASSOCIATION was added to the school With half M iu Millicent Shields of Chi- can National bank since 1928. the school year gone the junior go, who is a guest of her fiance, high is working out even better John Marvin, and his parents, Mr. In 1924. Mr. Kirchhof received 1665 BROADWAY KEystone 8108 than had b^n anticipated. and Mrs. Eugene Marvin, was hon­ the high honor of being made a Knight of St Gregory by Pope r t r c N K On Friday evening the ninth ored at a dinner Jan. 4. ' grade of the junior high will pre- Serrlce Man Relumi Pius X. Franzenruhe, a mountain sent...... the play, WiWcot...... Wilfie G.Gele Pfc. Eddie Chonka has returned lodge owned by Mr. Kirchhof, has Brainrain Fever. Those taking part to the States and Is at Fort Logan been the reception place for KK 9 9 arere Betty Joe Comings, Albert for a short time before receiving many dignitaries of Church and EmanuelImanuel Lois Jean Sonauer, Ar- a discharge. He had two years’ state, including the present Apos­ Why Pay More lene Briggs, Alice Bishop, Rita service with the famous 82nd air­ tolic Delegate to Washington, the (Trademark) 1527 CLEVELAND PLACE Ann Hammett, Mary Lou Marti­ borne division throughout Europe. Moat Rev. Amleto G. Cicognanni, nez, and Harold Dinkel The organization followed hard and many other members of the 18 Girl* in Brownie Troop fighting in various sectors with Hierarchy, clergy, and sisters’ orders. The Brownies have six new occupation of Berlin. Ho is the son Wm.W.Myer Drug Stores of Mrs. John Chonka, 2428 Bott Among his many philanthropic members enrolled since the holi­ ^ UtCOarORATEO days, making a total of 15 girls. avenue. contributions to the Church in The troop attended the Interna­ Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gillis Colorado, his donation, with his Colorado Owned Stores ' tional Friendship meeting held in have retarned to their home ip Salt children, of the M t Elizabeth re­ FVBIVITIJRE CLEAJVIIVG Ammons hall Jan. 12 and enjoyed Lake City after a visit in the home treat in Morrison in memory of his Englawood 800 Santa Fe Dr. Plans to Remodel the talk by Miss Labonna Moore of Mr. Gillis’ brother-in-law and late wife it noteworthy. sister, Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Haas. Broadway and Ellsworth 16th and California AND of Denver. They were especially interested in the collection of dolls Thb couple attended the wedding 15th and California of Mr. Gillis’ niece. Miss Marjorie she exhibited. ITe Do Nat Have Special Setee Bui Sell You at Our Leteeel , RUG SHAMPOOING The troop has been learning Haas, to Winfield Scott Powers, Glockner to Note Churcli Are Made Jr., of Now Orleans, La, Friote Every Day on All Drug Merekamdiee. how to conduct its meetings. This moth proofed week Mrs. Ben Wombaeker gave The Newcomers' club had a pro­ Keenesburg — Roggen. — The gressive dinner Jan. 12. They as­ Unity Octave by and insured them a lesson on kindness to ani­ sembled in the Warren Howard Altar and Roaary aociety of Holy mals. For February they will have ‘‘OENVSB-g MOST PBOGRE3SIVE’* MaeORACKEN a Valentine party, and will invite home; then for the second course Family pariah, Keenesburg, met went to the homo of Mr. and Mrs Special Services SBCCMMn to VanSerp**) another troop from one of the 7S7 UNCOLN in the home of Mrs. H. Kerien schools of the city. Michael Benson, and for dessert The Cateade Laundry A Dry Gleaners Jan. 10. The newly elected offi­ The Knight^ of Columbus gave to the Joseph Barbers' home. Colorado Springs.—The Church Complete Laundry & Dry Cleaning Service Richard Lyons is recuperating in Unity Octave will be celebrated cers were installed. Father Claries a social Jan. 16 for all adult mem Wt Call (or saU Otiirer Sanger presented a sketcheo . de hers of the parish. the home of his uncle, James Craig, solemnly in Glockner sanatorium ■sign for the remodeling o/ the in The Altar and Rosary aociety after several weeks’ illness. and hospital in Colora.do Springe. 1847 Market St. Tabor 6370-6379 FUR STORAGE terior of the church. This project held its first meeting of the year Robert McGuire left Sunday for Beginning with a. High Mass on will be tha objective of the socieby Jan. 9. A summary of the past Lincoln, Nebr., to attend the Uni­ Friday at 6 o'clock, Mass every REPAIRING for the year 1946. year’s work was given and the new versity of Lincoln. morning will be offered for the Two new amendments were officers installed. Prominent Clergy Visit various intentions specifled for the Invitet Your Patronage added to the constitution. The Mrs. V. 0. Coffin, the new pres­ Five prominent young clergymen day. society also decided to carry on A special Holy Hour for conver­ VKT o r WORLD WAR NO. 1 ident, appointed committees and from Denver were guests in the the bimonthly food sales. The outlined objectives. After the meet­ home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. sions will be held every Friday eve­ KK 4 1 7 6 COLFAX AT WASHINGTON first will be held Jan. 26. Mrs. ing a tea was given, with Mrs. Kekeisen, 809 E. Boulder street ning from 7 to 8, with the Rev. Kenen, Mrs. John Meier, and Frank Spetz and Mrs. E. 0. Ahl- The occasion was a birthday din­ Joseph Gibbons, chaplain, con­ Mrs. Ralph Strong will be in brandt presiding. ner in honor of the Rev. Robert ducting the services on Jan. 18 charge. Plan to Do Needlework Kekeisen of Denver. and the Rev. Elmer J. Trame, S.J., R.ndrasd. ParnKar. — AnUaaa of Reris colle^ on the closinj TRY Baprodatad -> R.sslriiw — R«riBishiag SANDING AND A gift of $394.73 wa« received St. Martha’s group will meet in UphoIit.rUia — Draperies FLOOR recently from the estate of the the home of Mrs. Ed McCarry Jan. night, Jan. 26. On the last day o: REFINISHING late George L. Murphey, a non- 17. For 1945 this group, of which the octave a High Mass will bo Whitney Electric Co. FREE ESTIMATES — EXPERT WORKMANSHIP sung for the missionary conouest Catholic. The society has $586.18 there are about 20 active memberi, Altar Unit Plans Electrii^ Service Pete Baronl CERNICH Floor Sanding & Refinishing Co. in the treasury at the opening of had as a project the making of a of the world for Christ. That all Furniture Shop S4B 8. SHERMAN S P . 7 9 B 2 this fiscal year. different kind of needlework every may have an opportunity to attend 108 Ne. Tejea M 906 PHONE U. fIM TH 80. CASCADE X n . This year, the cleaning of the month. A f the close of the year Broad Program Mass during the octave a second “E5T. IMS" church will be participated in by in December, 1945, members held Mass will be read every morning Oppoilte Antlers Hotal all the married women of the par­ a faneywork and food sale*. Tha Loveland.—S t John’s Altar and at 7:30 by the Rev. Joseph R. returns from this were given to­ Byrne. ish. Mrs. Hillenbrand, president, Rosary society met Jan. 10 in the NTLERS Pikes COLORADO will post the list for cleaning at ward helping the parish drive. Community building with Mrs. Church Unity Octave leaflets the entrance of the church. Sunday, Jan. 20, the Newman J[ack Woods, Mrs. Leonard Wil­ will be distributes to all patients i. D. Craoeb 0. D. OTtrSn , HOTEL Peak SPRINGS The Altar society will meet in club will receive Communion in a liamson, and Mrs. Mary Koemann in the hospital and sanatorium. The the home of Mrs. Ed Nagle Feb. body in the 9 o’clock Mass. Break­ as hostesses. Father F. J, Kap^MS new Paulist Press booklet. Holy FEBEINS-SHEAIIER CASH 7. Feb. 3 will be Communion day fast will be served them in the said the organ^ation must turn its Hour for Conversiont, by the Rev. for the Altar society. school dining hall. thoughts toward an expansion pro­ Albert A. Murray, C.S.P., will be Aiioeiated With Mortuary gram. S t John’s pariah now has used for congregational prayers 102 No. TeJoB We Will Pay Cash for Small Altar Group to Serve Clarence W, Jackson, son of Mrs. 75 to 80 families, and is past the and singing in the Holy Hours. To insure full attendance at the COLORADO ■PBING3’ Homes in or Near Denver. Dedication Dinner W. M. Jackson, 110 N. Shields classification of a mission church. SMARTEST STORE street, Fort Collins, is now associ In the past year the amount of various services during the octave, Thb Sacred Heart Altar and ated with the OHnger mortuaries the student body of the Seton Quick Action — Call or See Rosary society in Roggen has the financial turnover in the parish Store for Men in Denver as a funeral director exceeded $6,500. school of nursing at a meeting Jan. In Reart of the CUy task of completing and furnishing 15 was organized into m ups un­ the new parish hall and kitchen in and embalmer. Mr. Jackson has For the first time in the history Boyt Shop DINING ROOM and recently been released from the of S t John’s.pariah 40 Hours’ de­ der leaders, who will Be respon­ COFFEE SHOP the basement of the new church, sible for waking the students of the lUILLIflinS & GREEI1E and the task of serving the dedica service, having seized four years votion will be held. The ceremonies Women’s Casual Shop Marjorie Reed Memorial nurses’ Write for Beautiful Folder tion dinner Sunday, June ^0. The in the navy. He is a veteran of will be conducted in the third week eight major Pacific battles. in L ent home in time for Mass every morn­ president of the society will have Prior to entry in the navy, Mr. ing. 1643 Stont TA. 6266 charge of the various committees. The schedule of parish parties C0MPUMENT3 OF Jackaon waa associated in the fu ■will again be resumed, with an all­ DOEIVGES MOTOR John Buceholz, son of Mr, and neral business with his father, the Mrs. Charles Buceholz, was mar family luncheon, followed by an COMPANY JIM JAGKSON late William M. Jackson, in Fort evening’s entertainment, later this ried to Lois Harris of Denver at Collins, and later in San Francisco. the Cathedral month. The committee in charge DON’T BE IN THIS F o rd Products Plumhing & Heating The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. includes Mrs. Helen Shannon, 312 N. CUSTER Nip. Walter J. Kerwin business chairman; Mrs. Helen SaccesMn to Fred Meyer of Bennett was bap­ . “FIX” IN ’46 VOLLMER BROS. M. 7(0 SuggettB for Gifu tized in Holy Family church. Mr. Van Dyke, entertainment chair­ > man; and Mrs. Nell Reynolds, DIAMONDS - LOCKETS and Mrs. M. Ewertz were sponsors. Players of Welby luncheon chairman. WATCHES . ROSARIES Mrs. Angela Rau, formerly of This Automatic Fire'Sprinkler The Sisters of Loretto from Fort "If Your Need* Are Electrical t CROSSES - COMPACTS * this jiarlsh, is ill in St. Anthony’s The Murray Drug Oe. Call Main 939” j hospital Denver. Collins were present for the Mass ST. CHRISTOPHER MEDALS ^'Superior Sarviem Stares’* WIRING—FIXTUREa AND REPAIW | MIRACULOUS MEDALS and CHAINS The Gallegos family announces in honor of St. John Dec. 27. At To Give Comeily noon Mrs. Florence Ramsey and SCAPULAR MEDALS the birth of a girl. Main Store Phone Main 144 Berwick Eleciric Co. | Dolores Linnebur spent the holi­ Mrs. Elizabeth Calkum were host­ esses at a luncheon fop the sisters. Mala Sure — It Nortk Telaa It. J. D. BERWICK 1 days in St. Joseph’s hospital. Den Welby. — (Assumption Parish) Colorado Sprinzi. Colorado | JOS. M. FISHMAN ver, where she underwent a ton­ —With Lorraine Worth, Betty Later in th^ day they were honored Nerth Stars — tSZ Nertli Tejta gt. at a shower and tea in the rectory Jeweler and Optician sillectomy. Dolores is back teach­ Lou Dursey, and Raymond Do­ ing school as usual. menico. heading a large cast, the in appreciation of their efforts GLASSES ON CREDIT ir. the weekly Catholic doctrine Players of Welby are busily en­ The Heyse Sheet COMPLIMENTS OP B07 li>ih St. TA. 0029 gaged in rehear.sal of their forth­ classes. Hostesses at the tea were HANSEN & HANSEN coming production of Going On Mrs. Anna Ahern, Mrs. Stasia Wil­ M efal W orks OLSON & BEIVBOW Seventeen. Featured in support­ liamson, Mrs. Lois Chambers, and INCORrORATED Mrs. Gene-va Grannell. ■EATING ROOriNO PLBG. A HTG. CO. JEWELERS ing roles will be Elaine Rossi. 8BEBT METAL Betty Porreco, Ted James, and Zll Nerth Weber SUM* 116 North Weber Sl 1628 17th St. Henry Covillo. Pboaei Main III ' ’ Tel. Algin 3066 M i P i m o i t ONE STORE ONLY The PTA meeting in the school Eet 1188 INSURANCE hall Jan. 8 had a guest speaker PTA of Cathedral IS43 Larimer it. cA f^inllbb from the O’Neill school of danc­ ing, who explained the course that Schedules Party 4 ^ General Electric SOTH A.NNIVERSARY is to be introduced into the school BuJoya & Gruen the second semester. PREVENTS FIRES Dsaler far the JOE’S Forty Hours’ devotion opened Plans are complete for the games PIKES PEAK REGION Watches party sponsored by the Cathedral REFRIGIRATION SHELLY SERVICE Jan. 13 in the Assumption church OUICK-FRBEZERS PTA, to be given Saturday eve­ AFPLIANCES KAPELKES Jea Farrankepf (8t Leula' Pariah) with a High Mass The closing was QRRASINO • WASHING ■ BATTERT Tuesday, with sermon, procession, ning,' Jan. 19, in Oscar Malo hall, HEATINO 9 S. TEJON 1848 Logan street, Denver. Playing AIR-CONDITIONING REXIHARQING • TIRE RECAPPING Litany of the Saints, and Benedic­ WIRING • LIGHTING 79S Broadway

A, PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVEB CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone '4205 T h u rsd a y , J a n , 17, 1946 PARISH HOLY NAME SOCIETY PREPARE FOR TSMORROW BEANS Look to your vision. When you are handicapped by faulty HOLDS ELECTION OF OFFICERS vision, you are uncertain, you tire easily, you may lose oppor­ tunities for promotion and success. Your chances for a (St. Vincent nitb ^dlonic Hearing MAIL ORDERS in St. Patrick*! church Jan. 14. Olinger vice president, Mrs. Louis Dis­ WITNESS my hand and seal this 81st service. street, Janf 22, and Mrs. R. K. Geb- EXPERT Aid. S40, eomplera. tsrms Lsmolne Maais pense, second vice president, and hardt will entertaii/ St. Anne’s div of December, 1945. Reconditioned pis nos, players, grands Co.. 622 I5tb St Mrs. David B. Douglas, third vice (SEAL) F. E. WILSON. organs (pips snd reed), orchestral instru MRS. MARY A. MONAHAN circle in her home, 4855 E. 18th, Minaxer of Revenue. Ex-Officio RADIO REPAIRIHG PAINTING - PLASTERING president. Mrs. W. C. Thornton, Treasurer. City and County of menta. T R Walker. Z36 Broadway BP Requiem Mass was sung Jan. 16 in the same day. 1864. Holy Ghost church for Mrs. Mary A. president; Mrs. Thomas E. Greene, Denver in the State of Colorado. All Work Guaranteed Patch piaiterina and Daintina. prompt Miss Marie Parkhill, daughter of By BOY W, CASS. aervict. Call PE. &0I9 Monahan. 80, of 10219 Montview secretary; Mrs. Chester Wibel, WANTED TO RENT—2-room furnished boulevard. Aurora. Mrs. Monahan died Mr. and Mra. Forbes Parkhill, a Deputy Treasurer. treasurer, and Mrs. James J. Bren­ First Publication January 3. 1946 ADAM[ H. LLNG stisrtment. Mr. Elliott, c/o The Register. PAINTING and PAPERHANGING.^pcrt in St. Joseph’s hospital Jan. 11. She student at Colorado university in 938 StnU Te MA. 267S ivorkmanahip 8P 6219 was born in Colorado and lived here nan, historian, were re-elected for Lut Publication January 17. 1946 the new year. Boulder, was initiated into Mortar FOR SALE by owner—8 full loU, 1235 most of her life. She was the widow of Board, the senior women’s national KRKKD HI.AVK8 OK UgiiOR now FRER John Daniel Monahan, one of the state's Mrs. Brennan gave a resume of Newport. 1 block Catholic achool and othara Alrohollr# Ananymooa IWHU pioneer mining men. Surviving are honorary society, Jan. 16. church. Phone TA. 4696, P 0 B#i 4151. 8 ll«ov#r Sutiofi. * three daughters, Sister Mary of St. the society’s activities during the Cub Scout pack 23 held initiation Leonard, Memphis, Tenn.; Mrs. Ann past year, and the treasurer, Mrs. Manufacturers of All Athletic Emblems. PAINTING A PAPERHANGING Brierley. Denver; and Mrs. Rose Dur- Che.ster Wibel, reported $4,509.73 of new cubs Jan. 16 in the school MAIJH14E ATTENTION: Monograms snd Letters nell, Pendleton. Ore.; a son. Frank in the treasury. ball. KOR PAPER HANGING and palntint «%tS Monahan. Hines. 111.; a brother, P. P. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kirley are STUDIOS AMERICAN PENNANT A B«Hnt#r. 158 Madiaoo. EA 2285 Gibbons, Denver; a granddaughter, and New members received were entertaining Cub scouts of den 3 Enlisted Men a great-grandson. Interment ML Olivet. Whv wait from three days to one week MFG. CO, AND PHOTOGRAPHS Mmes. John Arnett Beasley, Wil­ at a box party at the Denver Stock Olinger aervice. liam Horst, Earl Thrasher, and W for vour Tkilloring T We will St roui BROOKS EMBROIDERY AND And«mon photoa 1206 15th t*t at 1 show Saturday afternoon. Those Personality Portrmts BIoum, Shirt or Slacks while you wait It is a wise policy, whenever H. Thornton. Mrs. Milton W. LETTERING CO. reof* MAin 1872 Fret n#wi eata. invited are John Best, John Beas­ (%evrons. I5e;' Inaignias, 15e: Braid Room 7, Stcond Floor Fonttns Building possible, to see what you Aid Society Meets Allen , was enrolled as a perpetual ley, Michael Connell, Edward Cur­ For Every Occasion I5c, if furnished, sewed en WHILE 534 ICth S tretl WOOD SALE member. YOU WAIT. Shirts eat down, 75e; If It Can Be Made of Fait. Ws Can Maks It buy. Especially when the The V e^ Rev. Harold V, Camp ran, James Friel, Donald Kirley, Pants shortened. 50s: made smaller m KEystons 3367 J W. CLARK Denrar KINDLING, «tova. rangs, fumses, fire* fli In Convent Jan. 22 Charles Rohrer, Tom Thornton, waist, 50& Blouse* preesed. 25e and Discs, blocks No rard wilas KE 2466 purchase is to be a reflection bell, spiritual adviser, expressed Bob Wartburg, *nd Herb Vollmer. Panta pressed, tSe, done WHILE YOU his appreciation of the work done 1528 Broadway WAIT. ONE DAT SERVICE en PRINTING PHONE SLAIN 6767 of your own good taste and by the society. He said that dur CLEANING. On voor day off bring COLORADO HATCHERY The Dominican Sisters and four anlforms—we do vour work WE SPECIALIZE in business "Colorado’s Largest" character. . . an object that Friends of the Sick Poor Aid so­ ing the year money was donated CH. 3926 WHILE YOU WAIT. Battle Jackets V. 8. Approved Floekd ciety will hold the first meetintr of by the graduation class of 1945, by oor spectsity earils, letter heads, forms end * Palloram Tested is to represent you and your All Common Breeds of the year Jan. 22 at 2 p.m. in Cor­ Mrs. Peter D. Walsh, and by the blanks of all kinds. Wedding an­ Chicks - Poultry Feeds and family in your community pus Christi convent, Denver. Altar and Rosary society for new PUBUC TAILORS nouncements. Rodgers Printing Equipment The guest speaker will be the vestments. There was also a gift I416-I3-I6 U rim er 8L for many years to come. Rev. Bernard M. Kelly. A musical of $1,000 by Mr. and Mrs. J. J. CHEI'KEB ARD GLEANERS Co., SIS 14th St. DENVER, COLO. Such a purchase is a beauti­ program will be given by Mrs. Re- Drinkard for new rubber kneelers. rina Cassell, vocalist, and Mrs. J. The social hour closed the meet­ 531 Fifteenth Street ful family memorial. CABS Phone TAbor 9071 J. Zorichak, violinist. Mrs. J. J. ing, with Mmes. Adrian Maguire, ED DUNDON. Mgr. 1,001 FASCINATING SIGHT-SEEING Between Welton snd Glsnsna GUFFEY’S CARD Schilling, chairman of the pro- James Eakins, Vincent A. Smith, OPEN EVENINGS TO B P. H. ITEMS TO CHEER gp-am, will be at the piano. and Ralph Taylor as hostesses, TA. 2233 Lowest Zwied Ratei SUNDAYS FROM I TO 1 THE HOME The sisters, Mrs. G. Foley. Mrs. 17th Grandchild Born We Offer a AND GIFT SHOP JACQUES BROTHERS E. J. Milan, and the officers of Mr. and_ Mrs. John T. Conway Complete Optical Serrire SIMPSON SEED ft the Aid society wish to thank those are receiving congratulations on F L O R A L CO. 107 E. Colfax MA. 2903 who helped at the Christmas Cheer the birth of their 17th grandchild, Examination, Refraction, MA. 277S . 1521 Champa BL “Good Gifu at Guffey't'* Since 1902 narty. The handmade quilt donated Laura Ann Bradley, born Jan. 5 to Preseription HONUMENTS OF DISTINCTION by Mrs. E. Wieler of Vincennes. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Bradley All GIm m i Manafarinred In Ind., was awarded to Mrs. Tim of Rochester, N. Y. Patrima Ann Our Own Laboratory WHERE ELSE CAN YOU BUY THESE 28 E. 6th Ave. TAbor 6468 Sullivan, 2749 Vine street, Den­ Conway was born to Mr. and Mrs. "Vow that the yretght has lifted somewhat ver. Milton Conway Dec. 23. and Marie Quick Repair Service from my heart, her last rites art a beautiful PREMIUM COALS? Elizabeth Gilbreth was born to Mr. memory." Brok#o Laasaa Duplkatad Profesaional akill can ereato a correct CRESTED BUTTE and Mrs. John Gilbreth of Los Ocaliat Praacriptloaa PUla4 funeral aervice, but only personal anderstand- Angeles in October, An elaborate big can make it reverently beautiful, Ws try Colorado’t OuUtanding Cod LOWERS— baptismal gown, used for all to kaap that always in mind. A <1tnl4s4 effmtas of qnap(tb 7 u , Mr. and Mrs. Conway’s children, HARRY M. LIJSTIG ROCKV ALE-KEBLER '•n ir .Drq, rf rr4 rMM. EB.OO uiB ap. has also been used for all the JOSEPH VOLOSIN GEO. P. HAGKETHAL Quality At Its Best COLD SPRING THE BLOSSOM SHOP grandchildren. 8tata-R#fiatar#d Optoaiatritta MONUMENTS FUNERAL DIRECTOR lltAUTIFUL GSAItlTSS Brevo False. Hot.l TA. MU Twelve members of Our Lady of 935 15th St. K£. 3683 UNITED FUEL - 1729 CAUFORNIA Optawa. M l B. Ttk Asa. TA. 1397 2261 East Colfax at Gaylord EAst ISIT Lourdes Circle were Mests of Mrs. LIBERAL CREDIT TXRU8 KE. 6391 ^_-X A LL AND CRARGB IT". Salvatora Amato in her horns Jan. Thursday, Jan. 17, 1946 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE S E \T N The Denver Catholic Register SOCIETY GIVES $100 BOND Pruident. „Moit Rer. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. n t. BsT. Matthaw Smith, Ph.D., LL.D., Jonr.D. FOR BRIGHTON SCHOOL FUND Hanacins niractar , John B. Cavanash, 11.A., LittD. Assoeiata Editors—M. F. Everett, Jour.D.; Rev. Waiter Canavan, Brighton.—The Altar and Ro­ connection with the next meeting STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF sary society recently voted to give Feb. 12. J.CJ)., LittO .; Rev. Edward A. Breen, H.A., Litt.D.: Rev. Prancis a 1100 victory bond to the school New committee chairmen are as Syrianey, M.A.; Linus Riordan, A.B., Litt.M.; Rev. James B. Hamblin, fund. , After installing the new follows: Entertainment, Mrs. M.A.; Rev. John Ebel, M.A.; Rev. Robert Kekeisen, M.A. officers' Mrs. Shannon Smith, the David Kilker; flowers, Mrs. Frank retiring president, was presented Mancini; sunshine, Mrs. John The American National Bank Entered as second class matter at the post office at Denver, Colo. with a gold rosary. It was de­ Marino and Mrs. Henry Harms; cided to nave a Valentine party in altar boys’ surplices, Mrs. A, A Kipp and Mrs. Rome Smith; and Published Weekly by small linens, Mrs, C. C. Starbuck. OF DENVER, COLORADO Mmes. Joseph Matthews, John THE CATHOUC PRESS SOCIETY (Inc.) John T. Schmitt Marino, George Roth, and Lor­ MEMBER OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM 938 Bannock Street, 1 raine Reinert will have charge of the altars and sanctuary work in AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS DEC. 31, 1945 Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 1620 Attends Funeral February. Frank Mancini, who has been Subscription: $1 per year. Of Iowa Relative suffering from a recurrence of an Club Subscription, with The Register, Locai Edition, fl.30 per year. old illness, is rapidly improving. No Club Subscription Price Offered Outside Colorado. Arvada.— (Shrine of St. Anne) Lunch Is Served RESOURCES UABUJTIES —John T, Schmitt left Jan. 11 for By Altar Society # Thursday, Jan. 17, 1946 Kalona, la., to attend the funeral Cash and Due Capital Stock $500,000.00] of his brother-in-law, Joseph Pie- The Altar and Rosary society from Banks $ 8,283,751.87 per. He was accompanied by his served lunch at a country sale OFFICIALi ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER Jan. 14. A profit of $49.69 was $27,821,329.06 Surplus Fund 500,000.00i$ 1,776,866.55 The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. .son, the Rev. J. Harley Schmitt of Denver. realized. U. S. Gov’t We confirm it as the official publication of the Archdiocese. What­ Mr.s. K. C, Rock and son, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Luttrell Securities 19,537,577.19 ever appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or recently purchased a home in Undivided Profits 776,866.55, those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. Stephen, returned to her home on Ralston road after visiting with Brighton and will move into S t Municipal and Listed We hope The Register will be read in every home of the relatives in Fort Collins. Augustine’s parish in the near Archdiocese. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Klumker future. Corporation Bonds...... 2,162,965.60 We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in left la.st week to visit with friends ' Infant’s Funeral Held Federal Reserve Bank Stock_ 30,000.00 The Mass of the Angels was the children of the Archdiocese for the reading of The Register. in Hollywood, Calif. Loans and Discounts______5,663,071.25 « URBAN J. VEHR. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Schneider .sung Jan. 8 by the Rev. Roy Fig- Jan. 29, 1942. Archbishop of Denver. and Mrs. Anna Nicolini left for a lino for Richard Luttrell, 16- Bank Building...... - 1.00 vacation trip through Texas. month-oid sop, of Mr. and Mrs. William R. Hayden of the navy Joseph Luttrell of Denver. The Six Adjoining Lots for Resen'e for Contingencies__ 47,535.78 is spending a 30-day leave with baby’s grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Bank Expansion...... 1.00 his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. T. J. Luttrell, are members of St Furniture and Fixtures...... 1.00 Reserve for Intere^ Taxes, Hayden. He served aboard the Augustine’s parish. Etc------:______131,500,40 U.S.S, White Marsh near Tokyo. Accrued Interest on Emmett J, McKibbin, Jr., has Secirities Purchased ___ 3,022.14 Deposits ...... 83,724,488.32 been discharged from the tJ, S. marine corps. He served dn Guam Catholics Serve and Iwo Jima. $35,680,391.05 $35,680,391.05 A fter W orld W ar I perate problem. Veterans who can­ not be admitted at present natur­ As Executives of In this aftermath period of ally are disgruntled, although in USO Club in Manchester MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION World war II, it is well to look back most cases the ex-soldiers are given Will Serve Working Girls on the post-war days of World war preference over ordinary civilians. Community Chest The American Council on Educa­ No. 1. Colorado gave about 43,000 tion estimates that the over-all reg­ Manchester, N. H.—The men to the first war. Of these istration next September will be USO-NCCS building here will ,be Monsignor John R. Mulroy, J. 1,009 were killed or died in the 25 per cent above the peak figure converted into a club for working Kernan Weekbaugh, and John J. OmCERS DIRECTORS of 1,400,000 reached in 1939-40. girls, Bishop Matthew F. Brady of Sullivan are three prominent Cath­ service and 1,759 were wounded. olics who are members of the The war was dreadful, but it was It predicts that 4,000,000 veterans Manchester has announced. Open F rank KiscnHor, President H. E. H uffman not nearly so serious as war No. 2. eventually may take advantage of to girls of every race and creed, executive committee of the Denver Community Chest for 1946. Milton Adolph Kunsmiller, Vice President and government-paid schooling in all the club will offer a full educa­ C. S. H aughwout There was a good deal of talk E. Bernet, president of the Com­ Cashier over the nation about hard times levels of education. tional and recreational program. munity Chest, has just announced C. S. H aughwout, Vice President Ralph W. Kelly immediately after the war, but Hiere is no immediate prospect An advisory board will be composed of personnel managers of local in­ the members who will serve with F rltz a . Nagel, Vice President* most of us who were adults at the of relieving the situation, but the him on this important committee, F rank Kirchhof time know that the readjustment building of additional educational dustries, and a girls’ council will W. A. Woods, J r,, Vice PresidenS* include repre.sentatives from indus­ which is the governing body of the was difficult only in some lines. and housing facilities and the re­ Community Chest between meet­ V. Marple, Assistant Cashier Adolph Kunsmiller. There is no parity between the so- cruitment of more teachers will trial, office, and service groups. ings of the board of directors. J. C. B arber, Assistant Cashier F ritz A. N agel called depression of those days iron it out in time. The liberali­ Monsignor Mulroy is a member and the one in the 1930’s. zation of the Cl Bill of Rights will Nuns, Hospital Receive H. F. F eucht, Trust Officer of the committee by virtue of his Albert E. Seep Mining had to undergo a consid­ ease the living conditions some­ R ^d Home Furnishings office as president of the Denver A. W. Brown, Assistant Trust Officer erable adjustment in Colorado. what for the veterans, but many Council of Social Agencies and Mr. J. A. F itzpatrick, Auditor F red G. Walsen are finding that they need a cash Tungsten and molybdenum had Part of the furnishings of the Weekbaugh as secretary of the been centers of war booms, which reserve or a supplementary job t* Chest. Other members serving with ceased with the fighting. Tung­ make ends meet. Often they are home of Mrs. Verner Z. Reed, who these three and President Bemet sten can be found elsewhere in nominally better off than they entered the Church shortly before are Richard J. Osenbaugh, chair­ greater quantities and in purer would have been as civilians, but the desire to marry and have her death, was given to Glockner man of the board; G. H. Roberts, form. It is never likely to build hospital in Colorado Springs and trea.surer; George W, Brayfield, up a lasting Colorado industry. families complicates matters finan­ J. Fred Brown, C. E. Eddleblute, Nedefland was a boom tungsten cially. to the Sisters of Charity in Mt. St. Mrs. John A. Ferguson, Jr.; town in the first World war days. As things go now, it is evident Joseph, 0. The donation was made that the returnew rent hous­ Action, whom he received in audi­ Let^s Talk It Over ling that went on in stocks. Just facts about the housing problem ence. Even before the first World about anybody could go to almost that are unflattering in their ap­ ing projects are also contemplated in the bill for as much as 20 per war, he said, one could sense, any bank and, for usurious interest, praisal of our American standard MAin 5314 get money to “invest” in the stock cent below the best levels yet at­ “amidst the noisy concert of af­ When you come in to talk over a financial problem of living. fected optimism, discordant notes market. The climax came in the In 1940, the best pre-war year tained. All of this can be done crash of 1929, but many people by the government at a maximum and profound tremblings” in the with one of our experienced officers you will have of building, private enterprise con­ secularist view of life and achieve­ did not have to wait nearly that structed less than one-third of the cost of $133 million per year in F. J. Kiiu ment. iiilO F the benefit of wise counsel and a warm under­ long to prove the old adage that new family units needed. The subsidies or grants-in-aid. We a fool and his money are soon record that year was 152,000 spent twice that much each day for standing. You can depend on it that your prob-' parted. houses, and much of it was sub­ war purposes. Moreover, the bill French Drive Stresses i'ONNTKU< TIOIV i'O . The major boom in post-war standard housing, but what was would provide for the next five or lems will be'handled in strict confidence and that six years three to four million jobs Necessity of Families days was in the building trade. needed was 480,000 units. Un­ advice given will be sound, practical and whole­ The need was nothing, however, der such conditions the reason for a year. Paris.—A campaign to establish BUILDERS compared with the need today, the government’s entry into the branches in every parish through­ hearted. when we feel the lack of buildings business of housing is obvious. The out the country has been beffun We Appreciate Your Patronage that should have gone up all dur­ same conditions prevailed every Oh, How I Hate to Get by the Association Catholiqus des ing the decade of depression and year in this century until now, and Up in the Morning Chefs de Families (Catholic Asso­ then the long war. i the remedying of the critical short- 708 Lawrence S t Denver', Colo. By REV. FRANCIS SYRIANEY ciation of Heads of Families), an The Church in Colorado was |age of today apparently ran be organization founded in 1901 to forced into a gigantic building done only by the government. It has been said: “What can be strengthen family life in France. The housing problem is not expected of a day that begins program in the twenties and under­ Current efforts by the association SSTABU8USO 8INCS ISU took some fantastic debts. Just a merely a matter of getting shelter with getting up in the morning?” are aimed at encouraging young few years ago, it looked as if gen­ for all the people, but of eliminat­ Ask almost anyone any morning married people to have larger fam­ Every transaction with A m e r ic a n erations might be required to pay ing a multitude of social evils. and, if he is able to shake the .cob­ ilies. The organization has con­ any ‘ yfiprssentativs of Kational Ba n k . those bills. Most of them, how­ Slum areas depreciate land values, webs out of hu beclouded brains ducted campaigns for subsidies to The American Fixture Co This Bank w ill be a ever, have now been paid. This increase the costs of law enforce­ enough to grasp your question, Church schools, reli^ous education pleasant one; and serv­ state in the next decade or two ment, public health services, and he will very likely be in in state schools, and family allow­ Maaafaetarvn at ice will be prompt and relief. Adult and juvenile delin­ hearty agreement. Most people sffidsnt. is bound to see an enormous ad­ ances. CHURCH PEWS AND ALTARS vance in church and school build­ quency flourish, illiteracy mounts, find it difficult to drag themselves ing.—Monsignor Matthew Smith. and faqiily problems beeome a out of bed in the morning. And oral and anpematural happinew. CHURCH FURNITURE community cancer when peSp^e yet almost everyone has to meet It is another dar of trial, bnt Llitaa ta are forced to live deprived of d^ some schedule that demands aris­ it is also another rhanre to do BANK, BAR, AND STORE FKTURES Returned Gls cent homes. ing at a regular and respectable PULTON LEWIS. JR. what we have failed to do in the MOlvBork of AU Kinds Daily, Monday thraush Want Education But why is it that we do not hour. past. Rather than be discouraged have enough homes to shelter all Friday . . . 9:80 P. M, By MILLARD F. EVERETT For the great majority this re­ by the unending repetition of daily FRANK KlBCBHOr 1232 ARAPAHOE ST. our families? The principal rea­ pugnance to “getting up” is nat­ KFEL An article in a national maga­ actions we- should seek always to son is because most people do not ural. They are loath to deprive freshen our outlook and our lives DENVER. COLO. zine last summer bemoaning the have enough money to pay for de­ themselves of the “few more min-' Cl lack of interest in education is by concentrating on the opportun­ cent homes. About 60 per cent iites” which they think will rest ities we have to make them differ­ contradicted by eurrent develop­ of the American families, not in­ them completely. Even more likely, ments. All over the country uni­ ent, and we can best make them cluding farm families which are in their reliirtanre to get up springs different by making them better. versities and colleges are turning an even worse plight, live on in­ from their reluetanee to retire the This applies as truly to purely nat- veterans away simply because they comes under $2,000 per year. In preceding evening. The human do not have the facilities to care nral activities as it does to the su­ fact the middle class in America body requires a eertain amount of pernatural. We should never al­ for them. Housing is another des- is the group having family incomes rest. If deprived of it at one end low ourselves to become satisfied 1 of the night, it inevitably seeks to with that which is nirdiocre. If make it up at the other. we seek always to do hettcr, to ac­ MOVING 6 STORAGE But it is also possible that for complish more, - to learn more, to MORGAN, LEIBMAN A HICKEY many “getting up” signifies the re­ be more truly hiippy, our days will sumption of another day of drab, cease to be humdrum. Every new unchanging routine, ^ m e may day will be a challenge. Broad STORAGE SPruce 2671 INSURANCE SINCE 1897 actually dread the thought of re­ LOWEST PRICES lese south pearl st. new vistas will be opened to ns. IM THE CITY turning to the humdrum course of We will eventually come to look ^Pten»SPnica946l Succeeding Herbert Fainll Agency their daily lives. And the daily on each day as the day and wel­ lives of most people are humdrum, come its advent. To paraphrase the unless— and this is no small task— words of Jesnat “We will do the 8 m sa4 Bacttte Pksus TAW im they try to make them different. works of Him who sent ns while it Every new day it another op­ is day; for the night will come rou PAY ONLY 5 0 ^ A ROOM A MONTH portunity given na to achieve nab when no man can work.’* A . ‘---- - I PAGE EIGHT Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, Jan. 17, 1946 Bonds* Maintain Graduate's Bed HOMEMAKER*5>j DEPARTMENT JT PTIl l E T l Patronize These Reliable and Friendly Firms

(Sacred Heart Pariah, Denrer) 'EARL J ' ********** 11111#»»♦>*♦♦♦ The monthly meeting of the Sa­ Tha cred Heart PTA was well attended. After the meeting an intere.sting STROHMINGER ;; McVeigh Company;; movie was .shown. The Rev. Mar­ Electrical Contracting PAINTING AND tin Schiltz, S.J., the school super­ DECORATING visor, gave a talk on the Holy UcaBMd and Bonded to City of Oenvei Family and the duties of parents CONTRACTORS 817 14th St. toward their children, and strc.ssed Enr m w ;; 2054 Broadwaj KE. 07IS i; the danger of some comic maga­ ♦♦♦4»***«4IIH »»****f H e zines. This is the event sm.r, ^ Tile PTA will sponsor a card party in February. A cookie drive, - W i t COMES ‘ rome, hundreds for the benefit of the Catholic tvt . . COLORADO UPHOLSTERY CO. USO, is also under way and is be­ ing carried on through the school j i / Garden Furniture and children. The women of the parish Altar 'co. Trellises 75c and*up sodality held their regular meet­ fiiM ing in the sodality hall Jan. 16, and .V Rebuilt and Reupholstered the Holy Name society held its regular meeting Jan. 15. ♦ 2 Piecea *75 •nd up The usual games party will be held in the school hall Thursday evening, at 8:15 o’clock. Phone GL. 2304 Devotions for the novena in 2457-59 16th St. honor of the Sacred Heart are con­ ducted Friday evenings at 7:30. Sunday is the Communion day for the women of the Altar sodal­ Victory bond, told by ttudentt of Cathedral I pital are Marilyn Guenther, center, and Shirley ity, in the 7:30 o’clock Mass. school in Denver will pay for the hotpitalication Zarlengo, right. Pfc. Bragg, who was graduated FURNACE of an alumnus, Pfc. Wilson Bragg, for the coming from the hi»h school in 1943, was wounded last WORK year. Shown with the patient in Fitxsimons hot- I April on le Shima. ^ jD jU H J C £ = ^ Altar Society Elects Repairs ■■ ""T* Mmms, SHEET METAL Leaders, Plans Party WORK EMERGENCY SERVICE CONVERT CLUB MEETS WEEKLY Dpnvpr Spaman / U l Pearson Renting Co. AND REPAIRING At a recent meeting of the Altar ^540 Siout St. i:.11 WAZEE PH. TA. JC28 llSSWelton TA. 4444 society of Our Lady of Victory IN S J. FRANCIS DE SALES’ "enver, Colo. A. HAVE YOU MODERNIZED church the following new officers H r ACE PAINTING were elected for the coming year: (St. Francis de Sales’ Dooley, Mrs. H. Sommers, Mrs. Declared Dead YOUR INSURANCE? President, Mrs. Felix Vign; vice Parish, Denver) Yorger, Mrs. Bann, Mrs. R. Voth, Protert TooratU Atalnrt Nt« Haaarda CONTRACTORS, Inc. STEPHEN L. SCHAFF. Prop. president, Mrs. Joseph Quintana; Many have joined the Convert Mrs. E, Porter gave a play, Christ- secretary, Mrs, Frances Martinez; tnaa for the Orphans, written by HORACE W. BENNETT M’M URTRY'S PAIN TS ft club that meets every Friday at 8 Robert Bums, 25, naval sigm®!- & CO. treasurer, Mrs. Celestine Gallegos; Joyce Turner; a dance number, man third class, missing in action SEE THE A'EW 1946 VARNISHES and marshals, Mrs. Felix Gonzales p.m., in the assembly room of the “Meet Me in St. Louis;’’ a number I ts Tabor Bld(. Phone TA. 1271 WALL PAPER - KEMTONE rectory. Membership is open to all since July 11, 1943, has been de­ PRANK ENGLAND. Jr.. Maneger FrM Eitimatea and Mrs. Eloy Lucero. of songs, and an exhibit on outdoor FORD CAH OlV DISPLAY converts in Denver’ and their life. clared dead, the navy informed Intnrance Drpartiaent 1934 So. Broadway PE. 0265 On Sunday, Jan. 20, the Altar friends. Catholic or non-Catholic. his father, Thomas A. Burns, 3375 At society will hold a games party A number of parishes are repre­ The Bluebird Camp Fire Girls W. 33rd avenue. at the church. sented now. Learning more about will receive Communion Sunday, The youth, who attended Holy Edwin R. Clayton Bacon & Schramm their religion is only one phase of Jan. 20, in the 8 o’clock Maas. Family high school, had been Plbg. &, Htg. Co. Legal Noiiee activity. The club also provides a The following will have care of serving aboard the U.S.S. Runner • ROOFING mutual social interest. candelabra: when that submarine failed to re­ 1444 Cdurt Place AND OFFICE OF THE Week of Jan. 21, Mrs. McKay; V O’MearaO’Meai Motor Co., Its founder. Father Robert G. turn. from patrol operations in the DENVER'S LARGEST FORD DEALER DENVER. COLORADO ROOF REPAIRING TREASURER week of Jan. 28, Mrs. Dyon and Pacific area. Bums enlisted in the MA. 2310 McMahon, emphasizes one point: Mrs. Masterson; week of Feb. 4, 4020 Brighton Blvd. CH. 6563 CITY AND COUNTY OP DENVER “The Convert club is not an in­ navy in 1939 and was last in Den­ We Pay Top Price for All Makes and Models R». Phont — EAit IZM ManicIpsI BDildlnc Mrs. Koch and Mrs. Brockish; ver in 1940. In September, 1943, DENVER, COLORADO struction class for those who want week of Feb. 11, Mrs, Master.aon See A1 O’Meara 1335 Bdway. MAin 3111 No. J -ttl to join the Church; this is not a his commander sent his father the NOTICE OF PURCHASE OF REAL class for prospective converts. In and Mrs. Dwyer; week of Feb, 18, United States Navy Submarine ESTATE AT TAX SALE AND OF the usual formal instructions given Mrs. Magers and Mrs. Boss. . Combat pin, which had been APPLICATION FOR ISSUANCE OF The Pinochle club will have “La­ TREASURER’S DEED an individual before becoming a awarded to Burns for operations TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, snd Catholic only the bare fundamen­ dies’ Night” Wednesday, Jan. 23. on a submarine at^inst the enemy. more especisllr to Fuller Spruill, Alt. W. All wives of the members are in­ Surviving, besides his father, Haney, The Moffat Tunnel Improvement tals are treated. This initial course vited to attend. Proven District should be supplemented. The are five sisters, Mrs. Robert You and each of you are hereby notified Church is a vast treasure of liturgy The first group of Mass servers Crooks and Mrs. C. B. Drum of that on the 21st day of November, 1942, and customs which nof only con­ from the seventh and eighth grades Barstow, Calif.; Mrs. Glen Gil- EYE the Manager of Revenue, Ex-Officio Treas­ were the guests of the pastor, the 1am, Los Angeles; Mrs. B. Acebsta, urer of the City and County of Denver and verts but all Catholics have an in­ Rev. Gregory Smith, at an ice skat- State of Colorado, sold st public ssle tp herited right to appreciate, if only San Diego; and Mrs. Rosemary City and County of Denver, aasignor of they knew of them and understood ing party given at Denver Country Newton, Santa' Monica. Brothers EXAMINATIONS Alla W. Haney, the applicant, who has them. To hll that need, the Con­ club Jan. 16. The Rev. Robert G. surviving are Gerald, Ogden. made demand for a Treasurer'a Deed, the McMahon, moderator of the serv­ Utah; Thomas, recently discharged Special Care following described real estate, situate in vert club was formed.’’ ers’ group, accompanied the boys. the City and County of Denver and State Even though the club is not a after serving as a B-29 co-pilot; For Special Cases of Colorado, to-wit; They are Edward Bishop, Law­ and Joseph. Lots Seven (7) and Eight (8), In formal instruction class for tho.se rence Craig, Dick Fair, Joseph HYPERPHORIA Block Three (8), Bonnie Brae, interested in joining the Church, Herberger, Philip Miller, Stanley PHOTOPHOBIA that said tax sale was made to satisfy Jan. 21 Meeting Slated TAbor 1393 1721 Lawrence the delinquent general taxes aaseued five of its members have been re­ Williams, Robert Berglund, Earn­ VERTIGO against said real estate for the year 1841: ceived into the Catholic faith in est Curray, Howard deLine, Tom By Navy Mothers’ Club that said real estate was taxed tn the only four months. Guerin, Franklin Keegan, John name of Fuller Spruill; that the statutory DR.A.D.KLEYHAUER Specializing in Quality Plumbing and period of redemption expired November At every meeting a talk is given Mesch, Edward Sweeney, Donald The Rocky Mountain Navy 21st, 1945; that the same has not been by Father McMahon or a guest Wienecke, Ronald Casey, Edward Mothers’ club 462 will meet .Tan. Optometrist Heating Repairs redeemed: that ssld property may be re­ Guests are welcome any Day, Kenneth Harmon, Tom Mil­ deemed st any time before a Tax Deed 21 at 8 p.m. at the! Catholic Char- 1511 Welton St. KEx*tone 1044 is issued; that s Tax Deed will be iasued Friday nig;ht but on the fourth Fri­ ler, Jerry Verlinden, Louis Phan- itie.s annex, 1665 Grant street, to the said AlU W. Haney, lawful holder day evening in the month every enstiel, Tom Baker, John DoWd, Denver, _ of said certificate, on the 17th day of member makes a special effort to Franklin Dunst, Edward Hunter, SLAHERY & COMPANY May at S o'clock p.m. 1946, unless the •amt has been redeemed before 6 o’clock bring another convert or anyone John Mensik, Melvin Sheets, and Notice to Creditors interested. Patrick Walsh, p,m. of said date. e s t a t e o f J ou Martin*!, a l» known *i PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS WITNESS my hand and leal this 14th The Altar and Rosary society The mothers of Scout troop 126 Jot* G. Msrtinci and Jot* Gcronimo 1726 MARKET STREET day of January, 1946. will receive Communion in a body will entertain the fathers at a Martin**. DECKASF.D. No. 77621 Recommended Firms (Seal) F. E. WILSON. Manager of Revenue, Ex-Officlo in the 8 o’clock Mass Sunday, Jan. party in the home of Mrs. Carl M. Notice is hereby riven that on the 18th JOHN J. CONNOR, President PHONE KEYSTONE 1441 ’Treasurer, City snd County of 20. The meeting is slated Friday, Ott, 426 S. Humboldt street, Sun- day of December. 1945, lettera of admin­ Denver In the State of Colorado. day evening, Jan. 20, at 7 o’clock. istration were issued to the nndenirnrd By ROY W. CASS. Jan. 18, at 2 o’clock in the assem­ as administrator of the above named eatate Deputy Treasurer. bly room of the rectory. There Mrs. Sheets, Mrs. Harris, and and all persons havtnr elaimi acainit •al'i for AUTO Mrs. Brockish will as.sist. estate are required to file them for allow­ First Publication January 17. 1946 will be the reading of the annual ance in th* (tennty Court of the City and SAVE COSTLY FUEL BILLS THIS WINTER Last Publication January 31. 1946______reports and Election of new offi­ Advancements made by troop County of Denver. Colorado, within six cers. Mrs. Kenneth W. Kelly will 126 include: Gordon Arterburne, months from said date or said claims will be forever barred. SERVICE Johns-Manville be the hostess at the sociAl hour, Tenderfoot rank; Tommy Guerin, B. C. HILLIARD. JR. which will follow the meeting. Don Wienecke, and Melvyn Sheets, Administrator. INSULATE with first class rank; Edward Day, Star 0 1 2 1 i Card Party Planned rank; Phil Harris, public health ’EXPERT* BUCKLEY BROS. YOUR HOME ROCK WOOL Plans are being made for the and carpentry; James Harris, AUTO REPAIR PACKARD SERVICE BottMl Namb«r fa Towb grade schbol card pai-Jy to be held AuUioriMd StDdebaker Salea 4 8«nrIo« Thursday evening, Jan. 31, in the public health and first aid; Wil­ All Makes Dawntowa Laeatloa Waterproofed , . . Pneumatically Installed liam O’Neill, safety and pigeon Tha Oaly Packard Servlca la Dtavai high school building. Easy Time Payments Hew Trucks in Stock NO DEPOSIT ORDER The monthly meeting of the PTA raising; Stanley Williams, per­ First Payment was held Jan. 9 in the high school sonal and public- health; Earl A«to Roptlring — All M tkt C*re Packard Denver Co. Reura, public speaking and machin­ Northwestern Auto Co. Biidy and Fender Work Dlitribalors Later H. Kimball Co. auditorium. Mrs, J. G. Loeffel pre­ tit llth at. TA. UM If Desired ery; Earnest Currey, personal 549 Broadway TAbor'6201 350 Broadway ^ SP. 4111 419 Midland sided. Camp Fire Girls’ groups, health; and Philip Miller, athletics. ASK FOR FREE RE. 5236 COAL under the supervision of Mrs. J. W. BOOK Savings Bldg. ETtniniTB TA. 6 3 9 0 AOW Mothers Plan Meeting DODGE-PLYMOUTH OWNERS We Guarantee to Rid Your Home of Belter to Be Safe and Warm Than Cold and Sorry In $1. Mary’s Academy TU N E UP NOW For Smootliirinter Chcck-tip right noir. academy, Denver, will hold the 14 ADVAIVTAGES Bring it to men who know it best. regular meeting Monday, Jan. 21, | With D. D. T. Inseelicides at 1:30 p.m. in the academy. The JAMES MOTOR CO. Rugby Coal Co Offers xou ihe least expensive form of heat. The tucress of DDT is dependent on the thoroagbnets of Its meeting will begin with Benedic­ 1 1278 Dodge & Plymouth Sales & Service KE. 8221 tion. There will be a guest Lincoln application, which should be applied only by Experienced 1144 Fifth St. Famishes aolomalic heat. Operators. speaker, entertainment, and re­ 9 FOR FULL INFORMATION f fiD /||STQ - freshments. Cats down your fuel bill. The committee to arrange for 3 AUTO REPAIRING DENVER PEST CONTROL & SERVICE LAB. the installation of the new service Smoke and gas are turned into heat. Rugs, draperies 4 Experienced Mechanics RAUIATORS Denver’s Oldest FumigaUirs & Exterminators STILES kitchen is asked to meet with snd clothing remsiu clean longer. BOILED OUT - REPAIRED » 24 E. AlJlMEDA the contractors Monday at 12:30 Makes your home more healthful because of the ALL MAKE.*? CARS p.m., before the meeting. 5 Gas —Oils — Lubrication WORK GUARANTEED ELECTRIC SERVICE The Mothers’ club js planning absence of varying temperatures. WB TAKE OFF AND PUT ON a spring rummage sale. 0 Enables you to automalirally control the furnace HOLLY’S SERVICE MOTORS . REPAIRS from the living room. Jerry’s Radiator Shop SP. 9987 l i l t Bdwsy, rear MA. 7iSS HOME WIRING Legal Notice *7 Gels rid of the heavy manual labor of furnace 390 So. Broadway tending. FOR PERFECT PROTECTION... RE-ROOF 1100 Ijirimbr TA. 6875 OFFICE OF THE f wir 0 All the eoal is burned and totally ccfnsnmed. There Woodrow Wilson TREASURER (Member St Francl» de Saleal CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER are no ashes to carry out, only a few clean, hard ; DODGE-PLYMOUTH CaetoB Tailored With Colorful, Durable Municipal Baildinc clinkers remain to be removed from the furnace or DENVER. COLORADO fire box. * ► OWNERS SEAT COVERS No. J-291 ^ /a e f e F f r t r f n , Serrie* Mxr.. say*:^ Cushion Repairing — UphoUtcrina € O A I NO’nCF, OF PURCHASE OF REAL 0 The Whiling Stoker famishes the safest heating Auto Topa Rebnilt and Repaired ALL POPULAR GRADES ESTATE AT TAX SALE AND OF known. APPLICATION FOR ISSUANCE OF yWe still have to keep the* 263 S. Broadway PE. 5264 S ta te e U e SHINGLES ALSO STOKER COALS TREASURER’S DEED Easy to install and move a Whiting Stoker. ► old cars running. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, and RaY Toal t'o. more eapecially to SarapIno Santo, Flor- The low, handy height hopper on a TThiting Stoker ► t r y o u b e n g in e t u n e u p f o r YOUB CAR ISN”! GETTING For Free Estimate Call CH. 6651 ,enee Hanel, TTie Moffat 'Tunnel Improvt- ► SMOOTH WINTER DRIVING ANY YOUNfiER. SEE PE. .4604 1165 So. Penn. ment District, City and County of Denver, is only 26 inches from the floor, and permits easy W. F, Kelty. filling with eoal. [ TOWING SERVICE You and each of yon are hereby notified “ Jo e ” YOUNG that on the 18th day of November. 1942, The Whiting Stoker is enclosed in a smart, modem Stove and Enruaee the Manaaer of Revenue. Ex-Officio cabinet that adds to the appearance of your basement. ; Standard Motor Go. < PACKARD SPECIALIST Western Elaterite Roofing Co. Treasurer of the City and County of Den­ Parts Still Available ver and State of Colorado, sold at public 13 Whiling Stoker will render the same satisfactory ! ^13lh & Glenarm CU.6596* Auto Service Station -Don’t Wait sale to W. F. Kelty. assianor of Florenr* service daring the mild days of fall or spring or the Bannock ind Twelfth CH. 8234 Equitable Building Denver Ilanei, the applicant, who has made demand coldest wintr>’ davs. A A A A A A . GEO. A. PUU.EIV- for a Trraaurer’i Deed, the followina de­ scribed real estate, situate in the City 14 Designed by a company with 59 years of combustion and County of Denver and State of engineering experience—a company that has pio* Stove & Fnrnaee Coiorado. to-wit; Repair Company Istt Eiabt (8), In Block Sixty-Nine . ^ nccred more efficient stoker improvements than any SCHRADER’S 1S3S LawrMMW Street (69), Viaduct Addition, other stoker manufacturer. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS TABOR m i ORNVBB COLO (hat said tax sale was made to satisfy Service Station the delinquent aeneral taxes assessed aaalnsl said Teal eatate for the year 1941; 1st Ave. & Logan St. SP. 9930 that said rral estate was taxed in the Frank Medlaa and **Judge" Reynolds. Prop*. name of Sarapino Sarno; that the statutory period of redemption expired November LE E M A N AUTO Pennzoil — Specialized Lubrication WATERPROOFING IS OUR BUSINESS 18th. 1945: that the same lias not hem redeemed: that said property mky be ra- WE WATERPROOF AGAINST INSIDE APPUCATION—NO deemed at any time before a Tax D*«d WATER PRESSURE “Sllen” Process 1s issued; that a Tax Deed will be isiued COMPANY OUTSIDE TRENtTlINC to the said Florence Hanel. lawful holdfr Masonry anii Concrete Basement Factory trained Superintendent nf *aid certificate, on the I'th day of May at 6 o'clock p.m. 1946, unleas the ART MALISATI Floors and Walls — Swimming Pool and Mechanics same hai been redeemed before 6 o'clock Stoker & Fomace Dept. Floor and Walls*— Tunnels — Aque­ All Installations Guaranteed p.m. of said date, TIRE AND BATTERY SERVICE WITNESS my liand and tea) thia I4th 18 Months to Pay ducts—Dams and Bulkheads. Free Inspection and Cost Estimate day of January, 1946. (Seal) F. a WILSON. 1733 Glenarm Phone TAbor 5287 Manaaer of Revenue, Ex.Offlcin 620 BROADWAY IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN DENVER4VER Treasurer, City and County of X Denver in the State of Colorado. Tire*, Tube*, Re-Treading, Batterie*, Brake S g ^ ^ LAUREN BUKT, Inc. By ROY W. CASS, Deputy Treasurer. Phone TA. 2388 Ph. Cherry 4548 (Fo r u e r l t ro cky m ountain acous’h c a l co.> 3254 Walnut Si. First Foblieation January 17, 1941 Lubricaliuu, Washing, Polishing, StorTvsur Laat P u lsa tio n Jannair 81, 19M

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We Photograph Anything Anywhere Englewood Man Decorated ROGERS FOR VALUES! The Mile-Hi^h Photo Co. Sl J o b ’s Society CaAedral Hi-Pal D*«W« Ring $«4 KODAK nNlSHING U dy'i $10.95 320-22 Seventeenth KEyilone 6114 Denver To Name O icers Ball to Be Held M«a’« !§it. J o h n ^ N P a r i s h (St. John’s Parish, Denver) (Cathedral High School, Denver) Mrs. Frank Freeman will pre­ Journalists will stage the annual side at the meeting of St. John's Hi-Pal dance from 8:30 p.m. Radios t Appliances Altar and Rosary society Friday, to 11:30 p.m. Jan. 26 in the Oscar B E N N E H ’ S Jan. 18, at 2. p.m. in the home Maio hall. Admission will be $1.20 Soles and Sartics of Mrs. Albert E. Seep, 11 Ivy per couple. Student activity tickets CONOCO SERVICE lane. The business meeting will are acceptable. $he feeling HONEST WORK-PAIR PRICES consist of the reading of the an­ Under the guidance of Our Washing and Creasing nual reports of the otticers and Lady’s sodality. Cathedral high FRANKUN ANDERSON Your Buaineaa Appraclatad committee chairmen. The nomi­ school ■ is sponsoring the Catholic 6th Ave. & York EA. 9982 is morilni 2316 E. 6lh Ave. EM. 9386 nating committee, Mmes. John 0. Youth organization every Wednes­ Rae, Roy G. Atkinson, and T. K. day night from 7:30 to 9:30 o’clock Enchanting. . . Irresistible Earley, will present the slate of in Oscar Male hall. Approximately When you hear wedding belli officers for the ensuing year. Elec­ 60 per cent of the student body chiming in your ears and walk around tion and installation of officers attend. The Joint CYO socials will with a dreamy look in your eyes, it’s OLIVER'S 1 will follow. Refreshments will be be continued throughout the school served after the meeting by the year. love, lov^, loye! Solemnly symbolize Kateri Tekakwitha circle members, Cathedral high school students your reverently murmured wedding with Mrs. Herman F. Seep as chair­ were featured on the program, vowi with the traditional simplicity M ARKET 1 man. “Meet the Boys in the Band,’" over of these 14-karat yellow gold wedding Denver^s Finest A small number of the prayer station KMYR last Friday. Evelyn H Caranci, senior, and'Rudy de Luise, bands for bride and groom. Selection of. H joy" to w e a r, b e c a u s e books containing the favorite \ it’s cool, comfort- prayers of members of the society student governor, reigned as mas­ GRAIN-FKD MEATS, ■ abfe, so completely beautiful. (3all us will be on sale at the meeting. ters of ceremonies. Evelyn Caranci also soloed on the piano. 4 HSH & POULTRY ■ today for voiu* R ili'np C01J3 WAVE. VfAYS TO BUY Members of the society will re­ Siabee Given Discharge 1312 East 6th Are. MYLADY EDITH BEAUTY ceive Holy Communion in a body • Cash 1 in the 8 o’clock Mass on Sunday, Seabce Edward Kennedy, ’40, Phone PE. 4629 g M IN N IE E. CUDDDC brother of Mary Catherine, '44, • Charge KB8SELER, Mur. Jan. 20. ■ D nU rrii and Gladys, ’47, was recently dis­ • Layaw ay 2804 E. 6th Ave. EA. 0788 St. Mary’s circle members were guests of Mrs. L. D. Mulligan for charged after serving 31 months 0 .Tear to Pay luncheon and bridge in her home in the South Pacific. He served The firms listed here de­ EMPIRE PHARMACY in the invasion of Guam and holds on Jan. 16. the Asiatic-Pacific ribbon and the OPEN 9 A. M. TO 6 P. M. C. H. HAYS. Mitr. Catechism classes for children serve to be remembered chief WarranI Officer Ralph T. Pacific fleet and Pacific ocean Victory medal. Prescriptions Carefully Filled attending public schools are held when you are distributing in S t John’s school every Sunday O’Sullivan, ion of Mri. M. O'Sulli­ areai. The citation accompanying Missioner’s Return your patronage in the dif­ Magazines — Fountain Service after the 9 o’clock Mass. Chil­ van, houiekeeper in St. Louii' rec­ the award, made at Admiral Ni- To Be Financed Wines and Liquors dren who have not yet received tory, Engle^od, and a nephew milz’ Pearl Harbor headquarteri, ferent lines of business. of Mn. William Arend of St. itated "that through Mr. O’SuIli- Goal of Cathedral students dur­ E. 6th Ave Corona TA. 4 3 0 5 First Holy Communion, who have ing Mission week, Jan. 27 to Feb. & not been confirmed, or who are Louii* pariih, wai awarded a Com­ van’i initiative and untiring ef- mendation ribbon by Adm. Nimits forti, he expedited the flow of in-, 4, fvill be sufficient funds to fi­ not in a' Catholic school, should nance the retum trip to China of attend these classes regularly. for meritorious conduct ai commu­ formation, which wai vital in ad­ nication! officer in the lofiitici vance logiitici planning, during the Sister Hildegarde, CathedraP stu­ r — 6TH AVE. LIQUORS — Men’s Club diviiion of the joint itaff of the final phaie of the pacific cam- dent and former principal. The commander-in-chief, United Statei paigfi. Catholic Students’ Mission Crusade Good News — We Now Deliver To Meet Wednesday of both grade and high schools will S t John’s Men’s club will meet participate in the ^campaign by Headquarters in the school hall Wednesday eve­ awarding $100 at the close of Mis­ EA . 5575 6th and Coiumbine ANNUNCIATION UNIT TO MEET sion week, Feb. 4. for ning, Jan. 23. All men of the Sister Hildegarde, who attended COMPLETE STOCK OF WINES parish ace invited to attend these Cathedral • during her freshman U LIQUORS AND BEE;^IS monthly meetings for a social eve­ JAN. TO INSTALL HEADS year, later was faculty member and * Vestments ning. principal of the high school. Sis­ ter returned to the United States Members of the Immaculate (Annunciation Pariih, Denver) Jan. 8. Her guest’s included Mmes. last fall after 10 years of mission­ club will receive Holy Communion The Altar and Rosary society J. B. Ginn, Thomas Morrissy, J. G. ary work in China, including two * Tabernacles Si. Franriw de Sale.%" together Sunday in the 9 o’clock win meet in Hagus hall Thurs­ Simpson, Paul Kueser, F. H. May, years internment in Shanghai by Mass. Girls and young women of day, Jan. 24, after the 1 o’clock Howard Neilson, M. J. Payne, J. the Japanese. Under New Management parish are invited to join them luncheon. Installation of officers Young, F. Thompson, J. Wood, Saturday evening, Jan. 19, the * Statuary in their monthly Communion Sun- will take place. Mrs. Teresa Lu- John Nolty, W. J. Wade, and M. PTA will sponsor a games party ■ y. plow will officiate. Weber. in Oscar Malo hall at 8 o'clock. * Gandies DUIVCR DRUG Vincent Charles, infant son of Communion Sunday for the Luncheon guests of Mrs. W. E. Proceeds of the party will be used Mr, and Mrs. Vincent C. Pigott, society will be Jan. 27 in the 7:30 Robinson and daughter, Margaret, for the benefit of Cathedral high 1 Suits 3 4 ^ 1 as baptized Sunday by the Rev. Jan 12 were Mmes. Helen Gorden, and grade schools. Students are in­ PRESCRIPTIONS o’clock Mass. Mary Hartman, Elroy Goebel, and EXPERTLY FILLED m PROMPT SERVICE g ohn P. Moran. Sponsors were A card party is scheduled for vited to attend. ohn Carbone and Annabel Miller. Joe Kavanaugh, and Misses Edna Jan. 31, with a dessert-luncheon at Hartman, Rose Mary Shackley, Sundries - Soda Fountain I b r o a d m o o r I Della Marie, infant daughter of 1 o'clock. Table and special prizes STATE OF COLORADO r. and Mrs. Frank S. Albi, was will be awarded. This card part^ and Evelyn GoebeL Insurance Department WINES - LIQUOR CLEANERS aptized Sunday by the Rev. Fran- ik sponsored by the Altar and Auditor Gives PTA Report Srnopaia of S u traim t u of September 80, 1 I Mrs. 0. W. Magor, auditor of 194S u rendered to the Commluioner Leo and Bill Burke» Props. s Syrianey. Sponsors were Rosary society. The officers will of Iniurance BEER be hosteses. the PTA, gave the first part of the Servlee Cuualtv Company of New York 1 PE. 8485 1 Mrs. W. E. Robinson enter­ year's report in the meeting held New York. N. Y. COMPLETE LINE OF RELIGIOUS ARTICLES FOR CHURCH AND HOME 1400 S. Broadway tained with a 1 o’clock luncheon Jan. 9. More than $500, through ASSETS______8763,785.21 _____ 712_gOUTl^E^L_ J activities sponsored by members LIABILITIES______1,8$8.50 RA. 2405 ^ CAPITAL ...... 876.000.00 of the prroup, has already been SURPLUS ______887,421.71 turned in, and needed supjilies A. I*. Altar Unit Plans were purchased for the school. A (Copy of Certificate of Authority) BUCHANAN’S STATE OF COLORADO 6'lil'IM 'll 6; 6>6MIK 669. letter of thanks was read from' CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY STILLWELL & SON the principal of the high school Office of Commiaeloner of Iniurance LIQUOR STORE To Serve Supper for a comptometer purchased I. LUKEV. KAVANAUGH. CommUiionar I A. a:t:u aon i iih through the PTA. of Iniurance, do hereby certify Out the Fine Wines and Liquors Texaco Service Service Ciiualty Company of New York, A rising vote of thanks was a corporation organiatd under the liwi Ws Featiire ChrtftUn Bros, Win«i For USO Jan. 27 Harfak Service given the first Friday breakfast of New York whose principal office ia ALL POPULAR BEERS committee and the eighth grade located at New York City, in conaideration Ble«wed Sacrament Ph. PE. 1777 3 7 7 So. Broadway CHANGE TO WINTER (St, Roie of Lima’i Pariih, girls, who assist the women in of compliance with the Itwa of Colorado, GREASE AND OILS serving more than 600 children U herrby authorired to transact the buti- We Sperialtse In Pemiaueni Tht firms listed here deserve to BATTERIES AND ACCESSORIES Denver) ncas act forth in the pmvUiona of its DRIVE IN be remembered when you ere dis- Tire Rwappinz and Repairing , ’’Freshen Up” The meeting of St. Rose of every first Friday. Charter or Articles of Incorporation per­ Waving and Hair Styling trlbutinf your petronefe to the di(> ALAMEDA A 8. LINCOLN PE. 9955 Lima’s society was held in the par­ A clas.s of instruction for Cath­ mitted by the said laws, until the lait day TO ERVIN ferent Hnte of buelnees. Scuffed floors! of February in the year of our Lord one THELMA HASSOIV ish hall, 1320 W. Nevada place, olics and non-Catholics is given thouaand nine hundred and forty-aix. Glencoe Conoco Service Jan. 10, with all officers and 37 every Wednesday evening at 8 IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have hereunto REALTY SALOIV Alameda Gnig Store o'clock in the church. Father Don­ set my hand and caused the seal of my , WASHING . CREASING ACCBS. PABCO members and guests present, Mrs. office to be affixed at the City and County THEUMA RASSON M anizn 80RIES TIRE SERVICE V.” 0. PETERSON. Prop. D. G. McCormic reported for the ald McMahon is in charge. of Denver this thirtieth day of November, 2871 COLORADO BLVD. Gl.nra. II Ea.t Caifu EA 1771 Red Cross Knitting club. Mr.s. D Promoters of the Sacred Heart A. D. 1945. PHONE OBXTEK tIM 6 a.m to 9 p.m. Dally. Claaad Wad J. M. DELOHERY S ervice will meet Sunday evening at 7 LUKE J. KAVANAUGH DENVFJl COIJIRADO Cut Rate- Drugs F. Hiteman gave a review of USO Commisatooer of Iniuranca Wines and Liquors activities, and $16 was voted foi o’clock. (SEAL) . FLOOR ENAMEL the cookie jar for the next three Sunday, Jan. 20, in the 8:80 IDA Y- MITCHELL EA. 4757 Fountain Servica • School Supplies Mass the Young Ladies’ sodality BRING US YOUR CAR TROUBLES Dries to a durable, high months. The sick committee re­ Fark Hill Flower Shop JIM’S TAVERN Alameda and Brnadwav ported three members hospitalizeo will receive Communion in a grroup; BOARD IVALR gloss over wood, con­ FLOWERS OF DISTINCTION PAUL COLLARD 1 2 8 BROADWAY and many sick at home. Our Lady of Anhunciation society FOR ALL OCCASIONS crete or floor coverings! SHOE REPAIR 14 Yrars Autamativa Eap.rl.nea SCHILLING’S LIQUORS Plans were made to serve a USO will attend the 9:30 Mass. 462,3 E. 23rd Ave. supper Sunday night, Jan. 27. QUALITY MAT44RIAL AND (Formerly C.ntannial Garan) FOOD and DRINKS WM. SCHILLING, Prop. Angie Weiman Elected WORKMANSHIP Dallvfry Barrie. Danvtr 7, Cala. Mmes. L. F, Sengerberger, Henry At a recent Pep club meeting, "26 Yaari in Floral Bualnasa'' EA. 0803 1473 JASMINE $118 ~AII Work Guinuitedd— Off CkLlfax The Place to Fine Wines and Liquors Crump, Art Nider, and W. A. senior, Angie Weiman, was elect­ Meyer were appointed the commit­ ed president. Others elected were 47IS BAST 88r4 AVB_ a T* DEXTER Meet Your Friends at Lowest Prices. quart tee in charge. An appeal was made Gloria Maes, Shirley Burris, and All Popular Beers for homemade cakes, to be left at Margie Canjar, all seniors. The PREPARE FOR Fairfax Hardware 182 So. Bdwy. PE. 8 .7 OI church Sunday morning, Jan. 27. club plans a dance in early Feb­ Father Louis Grohman spoke of ruary. White House Gleaners W INTER NOW (Colfu at Fa(rfax) the present UNRRA clothing drive Photographers were af the NORDLAND S AGENCY Optn 7 la 7 Dally — C1a««l Wadnnday PARDWARE. GLASS, PAINTS 3 DAY SERVICE and the pitiful need of 180,000,000 school Jan. 11 to take pictures of l a w n m o w e r s SHARPENED i Tooley’s THOMS homeless people in war-ravaged the outstanding clubs and staffs Bailey’s Texaco Service E.4. 3777 5022 E. (kilfax Complete Cleaning Service 28th and Fairfai EMtraon 9924 When Things Look Dark countries all over the wbrld. in the school. These pictures will H. L. RINEHART. Pmp. ■ Food IStore Linoleum Stndio Following the meeting, a lunch­ be used for the yearbook. 3320 Osage St. GL. 9712 Call PE. 4686 eon was served with Mmes. Frank Members of the sophomore class John C. ■ CHOICE MEATS - FISH Albrecht, Norbert Berger, Rahm, entertained the PTA Jan. 9 at the If It's Availahle ■ GROCERIES Pickup and Delivery , j 1438 Court Place Wendeln Gutling, Anna Kapeller, monthly meeting. Music was fur­ Order 40AL Now Scholl We Will Have It Fresh Fruits and Vegetablas G. Uebelhoer, J. Weber, and C. nished by John Herman, who plays H Plain Dresses 85c IT* Rsrommend FINEST Wm Bird’s Eye Frozen Foods HA. 2288 P. Gunther acting as hostesses. the piano, and John Stamm on the HF.AT8 AND Park Hill Hardware Men's Suits 60c accordion, after which Joan Gib­ Columbine and Industrial g r o c e r ie s NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP SAVE YOUR f u r n a c e H YOUR PATRONAGE MEETING OF bons gave a short talk. Evelyn APPRECIATED VACUUM CLEANED & Appliance Co. H SOUTH DENVER THE DENVER CHAPTER OF THE Perschitte acompanied Lois Ward, 1811 Palrfai AMERICAN NATIONAL RED CROSS .3027 E. 28th Ave. EM. 1389 Joan Lahey, Josie Horvat, and KM ' <711 Notiea Is hereby aiven that the innlel sui>Ki<:!$ii; J 900 So. Pearl SP. 6587 Cleaners & Dyers meetlna of the members of the Denver Pat Miklich, who did a tap dance- y w w w w W W ’ •WW W W 0 W VI i Chapter of the Amerian Nitionil Red to "School Days.” Other members COAL < 0. .594 So. Broadwav | CroM will be held at St. John’i Firiih of the class took part in the pro­ The Beauty Spot of Park Hill Rental Library House, 1818 Clarkson Street, on Wednesday, PR. 4679 1144 So. Penn January 28, 1948. at 8:80 P.M., for the gram by singing. Under New Management | purpose of electinc Directors for vacancies Dee-Ann Beauty Salon PARK HILL on the Board of Dlreetors. for the consid­ eration of reports and for the tranuction Under New Manacement FORMERLY BUDDY ADAStS BOOK STORE DIXIE CNFE of such other buaineu as may properly 150 Parish Men MARGARET GRINSTFAD 3 7 2 SO. BROADWAY So. Denver Drug come before the meetfnK. 2208 Kramer EM. 3331 Dated at Denver, Colorado, January 17, 4624 E. 23rd Ave. DE. 1361 Open 6:80 A.M. to 2:00 A.5L Daily W. N. SNIDER. P ro p . 1946. wake YOUR and Sundays Prescriptions • School Supplies i W. Clayton Carpenter. Join in Service WI.NES and LIQUOR.S Secretary, Denver Chapter, HOMEMADE PIES American Red Cross Holj Faitiilj r\ 695 So. Pearl PE. 9913 (Loyola . Parish, Denver) battery UST! More than 150 men received cor­ for porate Communion last Sunday. The firms listed here de­ JACKSON’S Hatchett Drug Store For Ounlity Bakery Goods OK serve to be remembered They marched into the church Keep electrolyte Laboratory Tested '*Thf 8Ur* «f Q««llt9 and by B. J. Murphy carrying the Holy 1 T'ry GLEANERS A DYERS when you are distributing Cut Rate Drugs Name banner. Joseph O’Brien, at proper level LIQUORS .SUNDRIES 701 grant your patronage in the dif­ president, led the recitation of the WEISS BAKERY IRA T. THOMAS. Prop. PRESCRIPTIONS Compoundinf prMenptloiu It tb* moti Holy Name pledge. Make sure cables ferent lines of business. FREE PROMPT DELIVERY laportaoi part of oor Putiotot SL Margaret Mary’s circle met 4024 Tpnnvsoa St. May We Serve Vou? CaU S r 344$ Downing A AUmrda COAL in the home of Mrs. J. Hunt. Mmes. ore sound 8120 TennyMin CL. 5084 Keep Your Mohrbacher and Miller won the . .WADGE. . ■ Va • prizes. Joweph'w Parish . . PINNACLE . . V is to n Jan. 20 will be Communion day Keep your battery kSl. UP TO DATE 3 BILLY'S INN for the Altar sodality. fully charged REDDISH’S And All Other Dr. John R. Those wishing to have news pub­ CHARLES HITT. Prop. Hed A ffhite For that Watch or Oiamund Grades of Good Coal lished in the Register arc ask^ to Good Foods GRtK.hKY and MARKET VICK’S you always wanted—See call Mondays at the parish rectory, a Hove generator COMPt.F.TE FOOD SFRFU.B C a ll COYLE EA 8042, or Mrs. Mohrbocher, And Your Favorite Drinks 1971 Tannyean CL. 4759 QUALITY UOUUR STOKE CAMEROIV CREDIT EA 1446. NOTHING DOWN Optometrist ^ set properly 44th A Lowell Phone GL. 9763 Eor Reer, Wines Jewelers KE. 8603 BOTTLE OR CASE DARG Watch Inipectora . . . little as $3 a month u s Mack BWx. 25 Candidates Received Keep the terminals The* firms listed here de­ CORN FED MEATS 719 Santa Fe Driwe | fills your coal bin 5 POULTRY AND FISH 240 .Santa Fe Drive KE. 7943 THK BKST IN clean and tight serve to be remembered Kindi By K. of G. in Denver TE:\x\YSOi¥ Rilly Van's Grocery t i S p when you are distributing and Market ■ BOB & VAN’S: 1 ? ¥ I a AL; The regular meeting of Denver your patronage in the dif­ Meat Market council, Knights of Columbus, was ferent IJhes of business. 4016 Tennyson CR. 0443 THE MARKET OF QUALI’TY Meat Market H l J L J A GO. held Jan. 15. The first degree was 16 ozs. to the Pound 3635 Blake St. Denver exemplified to some 25 candidates. 750 SANTA FE DRIVE Francis Cyr, the financial secre­ P20 Santa Fa Dr. Ph'one TA. 0538 tary, announced his resignation, UNION SHOP F R K S H F IS H etfective Jan. 15. Frank is leaving Annuneiation Denver to engage in business in .THrBATURY PICKID. BY WOlNCfRS The firms listed here de­ SANTA FE FUEL 00. Hourii 9 to I2| I to S Phono MAia 3437 Missoula, Mont. AT LOWB8Y The board of trustees has rec- DRUGS PRICES IN DENVER AIIIFRIC'AI^ serve to be remembered 1001 .Santa Fe Drive CH. 3015 ominended the appointment of 5p & lOc STORE when you are distributing Dr. J. J. Dentist David R. Costello to succeed him. Vic Hebert FRflN K LI CO SAVE TIME AND MONEY I GOAL-WOOD-GAS The second monthly meeting will Wa Have Thmuand. at USEFUl your patronage in the dif­ be held Jan, 29. Plans are being ARTICLES Attracuvaly DIaplayad tar ferent lines of business. OIL-ICE Suite 722 Mack Building, 16th and California Streets made to entertain the members Automotive Service BTORB Yeur Convenienea and their guests at a social meet­ 1411 f r a n k l in ST. (Baeween Kranklln and Gilpin) THE YEAR ROUND ing. jTA. 1478 3660 Downing iUf I. I4U AVE.

aaU M M ifia PAGE TEN Office, 9S8 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, Jan. 17, 1946 S? '. " 1 ------■------lift' '■'J'V..' RECORD CROWDS SEE FIRST nmusEmenTS—DininG BOWLING WEEK’S PUT IH CAGE RACE RECREflTIOn . KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS La Ray Hotel TEiS Tl RM SteniUnrt Jta. 10 Officials of the Denver Paro­ In the West high gym Jan. 20 TEAM— w. L. chial league have announced that the Holy Family team will meet Grind KnixhU ... $9 It the first week’s play has broken Guard* ______11 23 The Famous Steak House the Raiders at 2; S t Francis’ and Deputir* _ ...... _____ 31 23 ANNOUNCEMENT Theatre all records for attendance. Each Mullen high will play at 3; and St. Truat«e» ...... ------86 24 1028 S. Gaylord F of the three triple-headers has Joseph’s will tangle with the An­ Seerwtaric* ______29 28 Your Host to the Choicest of Steak Dinners: Opening Winter Season PARK drawn a greater throng to the box Naricatora _ ...... 27 27 PE. MTT nunciation Cardinals at 4. Wardena .„ ._ 1* 38 TBURSDAT, nUDAT, 8ATUBDAT The Annunciation Cardinals office than any day’s program in The feature game last week end Chancenora w... _____ 11 48 JANUARY IT, Ig, 111 previous years. T-BONE, FILET MIGNON, basketball squad will journey to .saw the Cathedral Bluejays extend INDIVIDUAL STANDINGS PARK FVed M ieM am y — Sylvia Sydney, in Parochial league basketball the Regia Raiders into an overtime PLAYLR^” GiYncs Sterling Jan. 18 to engage the Scherer ______TRAIL OF THE quintet of St. Anthony's high p m es this week end will be played period before losing 27-24. Mul­ __ 64 176.81 PORTERHOUSE STEAKS HILL len high, the defending champion, I.auretx ______21 171.38 LONESOME PINE school. The strongmg Annunciation in the North and West high school Mullfn ...... __ 64 171.16 (In Technicolor) freshman team will also make the gymnasiums Friday and Sunday. looked quite ordinary in winning Rnamussen __ 64 170.44 COUNTRY ■nd The Jan. 18 schedufe in the North its first two games of the 1946 Rosti ...... 64 169.59 Chicken, Turkey, Mountain Trout Dinners { trip and play a preliminary game Guahurat ------__ 48 169.68 Haraarct O'Brien — Jimmy Durante against the Sterling "B” squad. high gym puts the Regis Raiders season. The Mustangs were only tleLutio ------in four points better than Cathedral __ 12 169.42 CLUB Motic for Milliont The East Siders will leave Den against St. Francis’ at 7; Holy J, Garramone ...... — 61 168.69 ver by bus early Friday afternoon, Family team vs. Mullen high at 8; and took a wild game from the Kurtz ___...... ______48 166.31 and St. Joseph’s vs. Cathedral Cardinals in which only two field Strain ______.„ 18 164.80 DIIVNER SUNDAY, MONDAY. TUESDAY, and after the two games will be Wagner ___...__ ™ 64 164.66 Now Open Daily WEDNESDAY team at 9. goals were scored in the first half J o h n s to n ...... 64 JANUARY it. 21, 22. » i honored at a social given by S t 164.60 Anthony’s student body. The Car­ and the final score read 18-10, M ulligan...... 48 164.42 DANCE Jtnnilcr Jonct — Joaeph Gotten, in Rainitt of Jan. 11 Garnet Reilly ______SI 162.67 Serving Luncheon, 12:00 to 2:00 dinals will return to Denver Satur­ Berlin ------,------™ 81 161.86 S kxwi Music by LOVE LETTERS Mullen 26. Cathedral 22 Pitcatella ...... and day. 45 161.54 Dinners 6:00 to 9:30; Sundays 1:00 to 9:30 CHARLIE DESHAUPT The freshman team is composed Regis 50, St. Joseph’s 20 C. Garramone __46 160.80 William Garaan — Ann Savaae, in East Side Junior Annunciation 24, St. Francis' 16 M ille r______— 46 160.11 And Hit Park HJU Rhytlintairet Midnight Manhunt of A1 Rick, Gil Mares, Ray Jan. 13 G e e k iu s ______48 169.96 Cocktail Lounge, Bar, Coffee Shop, S ta alir Clob Olnair D tactt E rtn Heronema, Conrad Maes, Len AIR ...... _ 64 158.70 Tkondiy, PTldar. Sttnrdar MATINEES: SUNDAY. 1 P.M. Grommet and “Lefty" McLellan. Regis 27, Cathedral 24 Haikell ...... _ 42 166.98 Privaig Dining Rooms R a m ie y ______;___ _ 166.29 3500 Colorado Bird. SATURDAYS AND HOUDAY8. The varsity squad will include Paul St, Joseph's 23, Holy Family 15 — 42 1 PM. Mullen 18, Annunciation 10 ■ Alcorn 48 166.23 Mares, Harry Hennessey, Phil Fives Are Strong Setaro ..... ,,, - t.t --- . .. 64 166.41 Retervationt EM. 2725 Grommett, Tony De Lorenzo, Dick STANDINGS Albu* ______61 166.41 S Appugliese, Tom Cooke, John Team W L Ptt NIeodemua .... 46 166.31 The Junior Parochial league got Opp Demorei ...... 51 154.90 LA RAY HOTEL Betz, “Iggy" Sanchez, Tom Mar­ Ragit ...... 3 0 108 69 M a ria c h e r______—. 64 164.15 quez, Bill Robinson, and Bill Ara­ efF to a flying start last week with Mullen ...... 2 0 44 32 Sheehan 54 162.37 s gon. The teams will be under the Joaenh ...... ^ 81 161.36 For Reservations, Phone Golden 68 three games in each division. In St. Francis’ . 1 1 38 39 Dehmer — 64 161.19 direction of the Rev, James Moyni- the Eastern division, Annuncia­ Annunciation. 1 2 89 65 Brown ______48 161.04 GOLDEN, COLORADO— 16 Miles from Denver Acrott han. Cathedral . . . 1 2 68 67 Cuha ...... _ 42 147.74 from tion’s Baby Cardinals showed sur­ St. Joteph’t , . I K e h o e ______.„ 61 144.33 Boosters* Club 2 88 87 Doe ...... „ 48 143.29 J Cosmopolitan prising polish and improvement in Holy Family , 0 2 19 45 Korpal ______... 61 141.94 Hotel LUNCHEONS . . . 50c To Meet Jan. 23 Kane . . 81 141.12 turning back a scrappy Loyola in d iv id u a l SCORING The Cardinal Boosters’ club will Taafllo . 64 141.02 SPEND A PLEASANT DINNERS . . $1.00 present another of its famous get- quintet, 48-18. McCullough, Reidel. LEADERS Udry ______._ 42 127.86 I Uaton ...... 61 126.76 togethers Wednesday, Jan. 23, in and Craig were high scorers for the Player G Charley McCarthy Inn WEEK END COCKTAIL BRILL HIGH GAME and enjoj Hagus hall. Movies of Army, S t Red Birds. St. Joseph’s pulled a Sunderland, Regis .. 14 Team* .Steak, Chicken and Trout Dinners Mary’s, and Notre Dame football Sweeney, Cathedral . 13 Grand Kniffhta Italian French Specially surprise in trouncing the Blessed Tniftecs Steak, Spasrhetti Mixed Drinka games, basketball shots of great SacraraSnt team to the tune of 41- Mares, Annunciation . 9 Navijraterrt ...... Furnished Cabins — Dancing teams and players, and boxing fea­ Minot, Regis ...... 9 Individuals and Raviola Dinners 20, The Sibred Heart team rang JERRY LEWIS' TRUMBULL INN tures will be shown. The evening’s Cretzer, St. Joseph’s. 8 RtssrTaitons call Deckers 85S-P-S festivities will be dedicated to up an impressive 37-8 win over Coursey, R e g is...... 7 33 Miles West of Scdslia, H ishw tr IT alumni and backers of Cardinal the Cathedral team. Martinez, Mullen . . . 6 YOUR FAVORITE DAIRY AND teams from the Globeville section. Ths Srmt listed hers dtserec te ICE CREAM SPOT On the North Side in the triple­ Gibbs, R e g is...... 7 bs remembered when ran tre dts- suLLiunn’ s Refreshments will be served. Grommett, Annun­ Since its organization three header in Regis gymnasium, St. tribntint ronr pstronscs In ths dtf- Clara’s looked very good in stop­ ciation ...... 6 ferent lines at business. PRODUCERS DAIRY 1517 Stout KE. 9874 years ag^, the Boosters’ club has Mueller, St. Francis’. 6 been tm sparkplug of all athletic ping Holy Family, 32-11. Jenning- er and Vigil both scored 14 points Bums, Mullen...... 5 933 BANNOCK FINE FOODS activities in the East Side school Stringer, St. Joseph’s 4 Directly AcroM the Street From MIXED DRINKS and d^erves a great deal of credit for the winners. St. Catherine’s The Reaifter for the athletic comeback of An­ made a strong start in its bid for DAN SULLIVAN and nunciation teams. the Northern title in stdpping a LUNCHES good Mt. Carmel club. 23-11. The W. F. ANGERER tough St. Vincent’s home team FOUNTAIN SERVICE Invite Your Patronage scored a 33-10 win over an inex-h and the best in Speaker Stresses perienced St. Patrick’s five. The DAIRY PRODUCTS CHICKEN AND early games in both divisions point STEAK DINNERS Need of Training to a three-team race for the title. SCHEDULE East In Home Nursing Week of Jan. 20 Louis Pastoro’s I Sacred Heart team vg. St. Jos­ Tom Burke’s (Holy Rotary Parith, Denver) eph’s In the last meeting of the Holy Loyola team vs. Cathedral team Rosary PTA, Miss H. O’Connell, Annunciation team vs. St. John’s 39 CLUB the school nurse, stressed the im­ North FORMERLY MIDGET CAFE i i Roosevelt Grill i i portance of mothers’ knowing REOPEN SUNDAY NIGHTS how to care for the health of chil­ Wednetday, Jan. 23 FROM MIDNIGHT TO t A.M. | Famous for Fine dren, and invited all who are in­ Mt. Carmel team vs. St. Clara’s terested to attend classes on home ^ t. Vincent’s team vs, St. Cath­ DANCINC nursing. The instructions will be erine’s Lester Grant’s RhythmA I 1 FOODS and DRINKS i | given m the Globeville Community St. Patrick’s vs. St. Joseph’s NO COVER CHAROE | Fast Courteous Service | center. 4496 Grant street, begin­ Polish. ITALIAN DINNERS ! ning Thursday evening,.Jan. 24. MIXED DRINKS j Women of the parish are urged to ; 18th and California ;; make use of the opportunity and 3900 Pecos GL 9855j attend these nursing Classes. A games party will be given Sun­ Sodality Stresses day evening, Jan. 20, in the school hall. It will be sponsored by the _ARE Y O U _ adult church choir. Prizes will be awarded. Rosary Devition HUNGRY? The parishioners were generous Then Come Here Stilwill’s in their donations of clothing for sufferers in the war-ravaged coun­ (St. Mary’s Academy, Denver) RAVIOLI and SPAGHETTI tries. The necessity of greater devo Oiucen, with Cafe Lanny Asrande, a fifth grade tion to the Rosary was the theme Meat Balls or Sausage CoektaiU Mixed by Experts pupil in the school, was operated of the sodality meeting in S t SIRLOIN or T-BONE STEAKS on recently.’ He is doing well and Mary's academy Jan. 14. Helen FRIED CHICKEN Steaks and Chicken Dinners will return home Jan. 20. Amato spoke on the promises of Open from 4 P. M. to J A. M. Our Specialty The Young Ladies’ sodality will the Blessed Virgin at Fatima. ★ receive Holy Communion Sunday, Gloria Therese Perry read an DeJohn’s Cafe SERVING THE BEST OF Jan. 20, in the 8 o’clock Mass. original poem on the Rosary, writ­ EVERYTHING Btnqaet FAcUitieq ten for the occasion. A playlet. Our * (At North End 20th S t Viaduct) Lady of Fatima, written by Kath­ 1942 Broadway KE. 9221 Social Center Enters ryn Morrisey was given by Pea- 3259 Navajo St. GL. 2561 nette Reisdorf, Jackie Amato, Mary Therese McFadden, Rose Four Teams in League Mane Murphy, Frances Esher, and Virginia Lo^n. After the play, Both Vail Community center prayer leaflets to Our Lady of Fa GOOD NEWS and the Little Flower social cen­ tima were distributed, and the Ro­ ter have entered the Inter-Com­ sary was recited by the sodalists. munity center Council basketball The biology class had a movie for the Neighborbood league. A senior and a junior on the butterfly Jan. 10. This is team have been entered from Vail one of a series planned to parallel Complete line of and senior and junior teams from class subject matter. KLISS BAKERY PRODUCTS Little Flower. The Little Flower GRADE A EGGS AND center has also entered a team in Sports Club DAIRY PRODUCTS Resolve to Meet Your Friends in the girls’ league. Reorganized WHIPPING CREAM In the past week both centers ICE CREAM RUMPUS ROOM The Sports club was reorganized had the pleasure of seeing the mo­ under the direction of Miss Marian tion pictures of the 1945 Notre Stortz, and election of officers Kearney Creamery Duke’s Grill Dame-Navy football game. One of was held. Catherine Murray was the largest audiences of the year elected president; Helen Johnson, 2206 Keamer EM. 7273 1620 E. 34th Ave. was present to see these pictures. vice president; and Marian Bell, Louis Chavez, a former boy secretary. The club, whose mem worker at Little Flower center; bership is limited to 12 girls se­ has returned >from California and lected from the sophomore, junior, will resume his duties at the Little and senior classes, voted to send FOR DINNERS DE LUXE OB BaDNIGHT SNAULS Flower center again. bids to Jackie Fisher, Ann Mc­ Carty, and Kathleen Hamilton, juniors; and Beverly Snider and E D E L W E I f GOOD FOOD Gloria Wright, sophomores. J BREAKFASTS— Clarke-O’Brien Nuptials sometimes Where Quality Food Still Prevails and at Moderate Cost Special Business Are Held in St. Francis’ like Superman Men’s Luncheons ting here at the control [ Miss Doris Jeanne O’Brien, 1644 CLENARM Open 11 A. M. to 3 A vC' COMPLETE DINNERS of this Burlington Centralized Traffic Control system, e daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. O’Brien, became the bride of J. I’m just about the biggest traffic cop you ever saw. M ixed D rinks Philip Clarke, son of Mrs. Philip Imported Scotches Clarke, Jan. 5, in St, Francis de “Dozens of trains, on miles and miles of track, start and Straight Bourbons Sale’s church, Denver. The bride’s stop when I flip these little levers. They open and close ICE SKATE AT EVERGREEN Pabst Blue Ribbon attendants were Miss Patsy Mul­ switches all along the line, and give the train crews their T h e Beer on Tap ligan, maid of honor, and Miss More Long Distance Circuits -----^DANCE AT----- Barbara Clark and Miss Bernice instructions by means of traffic lights. CTC shows me the Reddick, bridesmaids. Joseph P. location of every train on my stretch of track every minute McConaty was best man and the of the day and night. Yes, sir—CTC safeguards trains The ROUNDUP SKY LARK ushers were Lt. William Crawley, loaded with millitms of dollars’ worth of food and clothing A re On The W a y James F. McConaty, Autrey Croke, EVERGREEN, COLO. and Robert Baldwin, a cousin of and machinery . . . and with priceless human lives, too. CKFE the bride. A reception was held “Passengers and freight customers get a lot of good out The Brightest Spot in the Rockies. 58 Broadway at the Park Lane hotel. Mr. Clarke will receive his medi­ of Burlington CTC. They get a lot more speed and effi­ We are short of Long Distance circuits now—• DELICIOUS SANDWICHES — MIXED DRINKS CLOSED TUESDAYS cal,degree from the Colorado uni­ ciency—better service on every train. You can see that. versity school of medicine this and many calls still run into delays. However, in “You can aee, too, why I might feel like Superman; March. He and his bride will then the Bell System we plan to add 2,100,000 miles go to St. Louis, Mo., where he will But then I remember—I don’t really do all this . . . CTC serve his interneship. does! So if anyone on the Burlington is Superman . . ; of circuits during the coming year. Merehani Mariaer Wad brother, it’s (3TC!” Our program is more circuits, more johs,*and CONTJtOL it the keynote of modem rad-roading. That’s why In Danvar Oaramany the Burlington has always been one of the world's leaders in a return to Bell System standards of service just CTC . . . why the Burlington has already Married before Mass Dec. 80 in irwested more than $2,600,000 in CTC. . . as soon as it can be done. ti. -w qA DENVER St. Leo’s church, Denver, were why this railroad will continue to invest Miss Donna Jeane Wheeler, daugh­ more and more in this modem tool for APlace For the Discriminating ter of Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Meanwhile, if your call is delayed, we hope Wheeler, Brush, and Gerald Joseph better railroading. De Bell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Centralized Traffic Control saves time you’ll hear with us a little longer, because better EXC€LL€nT Cuisin€-Fin€ LIQU€URS Louis De Bell, 3277 Julian street 'Oiiflingtonl T^e Rev. Robert E. Kekeisen offi­ and motive power. It it super-soft because service is on the umy. ciated. After a reception in the it virtually eliminatet the dement of hw- home of the bridegroom’s parents, man error. Route ! E.Col Fax af Steele ^ E M erson9U 7 the couple went on a brief wedding trip. Shortly afterward, the bride­ THE MOUNTiUN SltTES TELErUONE t TEUCMPH CO. IIIIIIIIIIIIHIIfllirinMIlinilllllllllMllllMHIIIIItllMllllluMUIIIflllMItlllllllMIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIItlllllUIIIlinilt groom returned to his duties with AN ESSiNTIAl LINK IN TRANSCONTINENTAL TRANSPORTATION tht merchant marina.