ECONDARY SCHOOL ENROLLMENT INCREASES
There’ s little news in Contents Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc,, 1939— Permission to Reproduce, Excepting Qirls Are Qood Talkers. that statement, if the on Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue venerable joke about woman’s volubility is true. But the three girls I Registorialsj show-n below really have something to talk about. They helped St. Students in Grades Francis de Sales’ school win, by a narrow margin, over Cathedral school !--a ■■ ------' ■■I and other contestants in the annual speech conference at Cathedral high, Denver, Feb. 4. There were 185 students taking part. Pictured below AN REVIVAL HARD x 6 PUSH; are Patricia Weadick, top; Alma Walsh, lower left, and Pauline Hanks. Less Than in High ,IGHT ON GEORGE SELDES See story on page 7. Efforts to revive the Ku Klux rVER CATHOLIC an in Colorado are not meeting; ith much success. Following is In Some Instances note sent to us from Canon City, here the K.R.K. once held high ,‘jiway: Emphasis Being Placed on Advanced Studies; i, “ All recent attempts to revive the Primary Attendance Still Growing Klan here have been abortive. An REGISTER prganizer by the name o f Kelley In Deliver Diocese called several meetings, but the The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We Have ^largest attendance at any one of Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, and Seven Smaller Services. (ThiB arliclt deals only with parochial high Bcboola. not actdnniat eonduet«d by Nthem was 11. The new Kleagle reliRiouB communities). r admits that the solid people who The growth ot secondary education in the diocese is eould make the Klan go here are VOL. XXXIV. No. 25. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, FEB. 9, 1939. $2 PER YEAR indicated in statistics contained in the Official Catholic Direc not in the least Intdresled. The tory for 1939, soon to be published. According to the directory sentiment is overwhelmingly against revival. The old Klan cost the there are now 2,500 pupils in the parochial high schools of members too much '.in business, Denver Jesuit to Review Pontiff's Career the state. This is an increase of more than 200 pupils over money, and friends' and about last year’s record and an increase of moreithan 1^000 in a ‘killed’ the town. Nearly every ten-year period. The importance of the secondary school body talks about Klan' affairs here, 'and there seems to b f little or no Pope Suffers Heart Attacks system is indicated* by the fact that the high school pupils .’secrecy about it.’’ We guarantee outnumber those in the grade .{the authenticity o f this note.« We school at Cathedral school, Den had the situation thjoroughly in ver, and St. Patrick’s, Pueblo, and vestigated through oUr news serv- nearly equal the gi*ade school en As Anniversary Approaches rollment at Holy Family and St. i'ice connections and this was the resulting report. ' Joseph’s schools in Denver. As plans were being made in recitation of a million Rosaries for After the attack, the Pontiff Cathedral leads all the high schools of the diocese with an en As the Denver Caltfolic Register Denver and in Rome for celebra the Holy .Father’s intentions. was unconscious for half an hour, litold last week, a henchman of Pope Unconscious for Half Hour it was said. Late in the afternoon rollment of 390. The number of tion this weekend of the tenth pupils in the other parochial sec SIFFEBS SFIFBF “Judge” Rutherford’s Witnesses of The first heart attack occurred he was reported to be sleeping. An !*Jehovah wrote a pamphlet that was anniversary of the Lateran treaty at 4:45 p. m. while the Pontiff was injection ‘of adrenalin, a powerful ondary schools of Denver is as follows: Annunciation, 190; Holy t seemingly p r in t^ in New York and the 17th anniversary of Pope in bed recovering from a cold that heart stimulant, was resorted to. -MorRanti PneUj. I'.but was mailed in Denver to all apparently had been taking its Family, 238; Sacred Heart, 73; Pius XI’s coronation, it was re A battery of physicians was St. Francis de Sales’, 274, and St. fthe members of the Colorado legis normal course before the setback. summoned to attend the Pope, and l l l j y R l 1 0 LFO ported Thursday by International Joseph’s, 261. lature. It viciously attacked the Previously Pope Pius had received a short while later the Papal ^’Catholic Church, the main part of News service that the Pontiff had his niece, the Marchesa Persichetti An increase of 143 pupils is Secretary of State, Cardinal Pa- noted by the directory in the sec ^its argument being devoted to suffered two heart attacks that Ugolini. celli, and other Vatican officials Parish Students to Have ondary schools outside of the city The Rev. Julian Layton, C.M., j reproduction of charges of Fas- may prevent him from partici were called to the Pontiff’s bed of Denver. The total enrollment vice president of St. Thomas’ semi- . lircistic attacks on liberty planned side. It was reported that Car pating in the events scheduled for for these schools this year is 996, nary, Denver, is rfeported to be Iby the Catholic Hierarchy. George dinal Schuster of Milan had hur as compared with 853 last school ISeldes, who used to be a noted Saturday and Sunday. ried to Rome. making satisfactory progress fol Health and Safety Course year. Pueblo Catholic high school I journalist but has been, on the The Pope rallied immediately lowing an operation at St. Joseph’s Dr. Giovanni Rocchi, the noted has the largest enrollment of any •downgrade in the profession in re-' under stimulants and obtained sev urologist who has been treating hospital recently. Father Layton Parochial grade school children of an audiometer to test the hear out-of-Denver school, with 203 Icent years, wrote the original the Pope in the absence through severed the quadraceps tendon im in the diocese will be given a prac ing of all parochial pupils, and the eral hours’ rest. pupils. Other high schools outside rarticle, which appeared in the The principal Denver event illness of Dr. Aminta Milani, his mediately above his knee in a fall [Marxistic /Vetr Republic. The legis- tical course in health and safety existence of free clinics, for chil of the see city that have a large at the seminary Jan. 25. Owing to regular physician, sent an -urgent number of pupils are the follow [lators paid scant attention to it. beginning with the school year in dren too poor to pay for medical planned for the jubilees is an FOR ROtS WILL the severity of the injury it was September. A textbook committee attention. call for Dr. Chesabianchi Bona- ing: St. Mary’s, Colorado Springs, A letter we have just received illustrated lecture on the career nome. necessary to remove fascia from directed by the diocesan superin Several texts are under consid 155; St. Mary’s, Walsenburg, 183, the venerable priest’s thigh in or Ifrom Frank Gannett, famous head eration for the course. The com of the Pontiff, with special em Well-informed sources were in and Holy Trinity, Trinidad, 124. ■of (he Gannett newspapers, throws tendent of schools, the Rev. Hubert' der to bind the severed tendons. Newell, is now working on the se mittee that is examining the books phasis on the Roman question, to clined to regard the Pope’s condi The increase of out-of^Denver llight on George Seldes. Gannett He will be requited to keep the leg lection of suitable texts for the has been provided with the latest be given at Regis college Saturday tion a^^extremely grave.” high school pupils in a ten-year in a cast for a month. Despite the land Secretary Ickes debated Jan. works on health and safety pro afternoon at 3 by the Rev. E. A. His remarkable powers of re period is 399. |12 on the radio program, Toicn courses. seriousness of the injury, it is “ It has long been known,” grams. Those that are best suited Conway, S.J. Oxj Sunday the faith Canon City.— (Camp Holy Cross) cuperation were recalled, however, ■Ehe trend to an increase in sec hoped that no permanent crippling feeling of the Air. Seldes recently Father Newell said this week, to the needs of the schools will be ful in Colorado will join w^ith Cath —The Abbey school faculty at and it was stressed that on several ondary school enrollment is evi ■wrote a poorly constructed book effects will result. “ that a course which effects health selected in the near future. . olics of the entire’ nation in the Canon City will again conduct its occasions in the past year he has:, dent throughout the country, but (Turn to Page ,4 — Column 1) Father Layton is perhaps the and safety practices in the daily summer camp for boys between the rallied from attacks that doubtless the increase has usually been at priest best .known and beloved by ( ‘...... life of the children is essential. The ages of 8 and 14. Instead of one would have killed a less hardy man. the expense of the number of pri the clergy of the diocese and by safety aspects of the course are Six-week period as has been the Well-informed sources of Inter mary pupil.s. This is not the case all the alumni of the seminary. In iishop to Attend vital at this time because the paro case in the past three years, national News service within the in the Diocese of Denver, the the 30 years he has bqen stationed De Valera Visit In Denver Vatican, which revealed his heart directory shows. This year there chial schools of Denver, in particu there will be two four-week periods, at the seminary, he .has acted as Communion Rites lar, have received no assurance that the first from June 17 to July 15 attack, categorically denied a re are more than 9,600 children in notary at every major ordination they will participate in the city- and the second from July 22 to port published abroad that his cold the parochial grade schools of in the diocese, announcing the supported safety patrol program. Aug. 19. The two periods are be had developed into “bronchial pneu Colorado, a slight increase over names of candidates and present At Five Places Now Definitely Assured monia.” last year’p number. In a ten-year It seems at the present that we ing instituted partly because of the ing them to the Bishop for the re must organize the school children 1- large number of applications which There was some' fear, however, period, th^ number' of pupils in ception. of orders. Fot' a number The Most Rev. Bishop Urban J. themselves into safety organiza Because Miss Nellie M. Lennon, tour arrangements made through came in after the enrollment was (Turn to Page 7 — Colum n 5) (Turn to Page i — Column 3)^ of years following his arrival in i^ehr will attend the corporate K. tions.” president of the Denver Catholic Honorable Robert Brennan, Irish completed last year and partly to Denver, in October, 1909, he assisted of C.-sponsored Communion rites The health course that is con minister, Washington. Please con give a larger number of boys the Convention Is Feb. 16-17 on weekends at St. Leo’s, St. Pat ;»f the men of the diocese in five templated will broaden the hygiene Library association, won't take no tact him.” opportunity to attend Camp Holy rick’s, and other city parishes, and for an answer, Eamon de Valera, cities of the state, -^the Chancery program in all the grades. Children Migr. Mulroy in Wathington Cross. Last summer, according to at various times gave relief service office has announced. The places will be taught to put into practice prime minister of Eire, will lec This week Monsignor Mulroy the Rev. Edward Vollmer, (5.S.B., at Central City and mountain m is-, ind dates are as follows: Walien- the health habits they legm in the ture in Denver June 7 on his went to Washington and there camp director, 76 boys from 12 Six Schools Will Join sions. ourg, Feb. 26; Gunnison, March 5; schoolroom. The course will com ■visit to the United States. Miss continued efforts to bring, de states attended camp for the full For i26 years Father Layton has IColorado Springs, St. Mary’s, plement the practice of regular Lennon kept the cables, telegraph Valera io -Ddnyob .Dn his sug six weeks and more than 35 boys also been engaged'as chaplain at |March 12; Pueblo, Sacred Heart, health examinations of the children wires, and mail facilities hot for gestion, Misi' uennoti wrote .to applied too late for admittance. the Gobd Shepherd home near the larch 19; Denver, Cathedral, mads by members ,of the Visiting week as she sought to insure ask M onsi^or David T. O’Dwyer At Camp Holy Cross, the educa Catholic Press Group seminalry, and in that span has been iMarch 26. Nurse association, the installation de Valera’s speaking in Denver. to use hiis influence with the tional and health advantages of a a familiar figure to the students great school plant are added' to a on winter mornings as he walked On Thursday word from the Irish legation in Washington. Six more schools have signified lege.” Father Miller will be one model camp. Each boy will have to and from the home decked out Irish legation in Washington as On 'Wednesday Miss ■ Lennon of the outstanding speakers of the his own private room provided with their intention of joining the Asso with ear muffs, large overshoes, a sured her that the great Irish received this telegram from press convention. statesman will be in Denver from Monsignor Mulroy in Washington: hot and cold water. The dormitory ciation of Catholic Schools Press cane, and pipe. ‘Love Potion’ Senator building also contains large recrea Relations, at present numbering June 7 to the afternoon of June “ Wire immediately Irish Minister. Complete Program Particularly characteristic of the tion rooms with pool tables, radios, 24 schools, whose' convention is to 69-year-oldy^riest is the fact 8. He will speak, here under the (Turn to Page? — Colum n 7) Is Presented auspices of the local committee and other features. One o f the main be hejd at Loretto Heights college that he has taken only one vacation Advocate of Abortion? for the National Conference of attractions is horseback riding. A Feb. 17 and 18. The program for the conclave in 30 years, and has been out of Catholic Charities, which will hold string of well-broken ponies is at Delegates from St. Anthony’s follo'ws; the state exactly three times since its annual meeting in Denver Aug. SPANISH TRUCE the service of the campers. The school of nursing, St. Joseph’s Religious Program his arrival. Prior to his appoint-, The birth control bill of Dr. G4o. is instituted for the procreation of 6 to 2., It had originally been boys are taught the fundamentals school of nursing, and the Mercy ment to the local seminary, he A. (Love Potion) Glenn, state sen children, ^ o cause an immediate planned' to have de Valera speak OR END OF WAR of riding and the care of horses. Hospital school of nursing, all of Friday, Feb. 17 worked giving missions throughout ator from Denver, is discussed in a cessation .of /> . pregnancy” seems ,under the auspices of tbs’ Library ansTTawiTv, Indian lore holds much in store . ,'Denver, ■will attend the two-day 8:16—Mass, celebrated by the Rev. the country. He was ordained in letter distributed by that legis an artful w ay'of describing abor association. SK p IviS a L H AlVTl'for nil the lads. Soon after the convention. Representatives also (Turn to Page U — Column \) . 1895. lator. While certain provisions of tion. Abortionkmeans the killing -ia 1 opening of camp, the ne'w boys are First Reply Was ‘No’ will come from Mt. St, Gertrude’s the bill have been hinted at by its and expelling o f « living foetus; in initiated into one of the four tribes academy, Boulder; St. Mary’s • When Miss Lennon opened (By Paul Thiriet) author, and have been attacked by her words,^ th j^ irect. murder of who used to roam Colorado—the high, Cheyenne, Wyo., and St. Pat an unborn cAH|^|Thi8 is apparently negotiations for de Valera’s ap Perpignan, France. — (INS) — Cheyennes, the Comanches, the able medical leaders, its text has pearance in Denver, she wrote to rick’s high, Raton, N. Mex. pot been available to the public. what Dr. Glenn'proposes to legal An immediate armistice if not a Utes, and the Kiowas. Many pleas P.-T.A. League to Hold Father Senan, a Dublin Capuchin, ^t. Mary’s college, Leavenworth, 'The senatorial doctor has raised ize. His letter is herewith pre total surrender by the Spanish ant evenings are spent around the who is one of de Valera’s closest Kans., will be represented by Sis many an eyebrow by his advotcacy sented, exactly as printed; government is expected at any camp fire in the council grounds. friends. MiSs Lennon had met ter Ernestine, head .of the English )f “ gland rejuvenation.” A cirra- SENATE CHAMBER hour, according to official circles Inter-tribe activities include base State of Colorado the Irish priest on her visit to in Perpignan Feb. 9. ball, basketball, touch football, department. Sister Ernestine is a Public Speaking Contest ar distributed by him to all legis- Ireldnd some time ago. former college associate of Sister ators at the beginning of the pres Denver The French government was said handball, tennis, archery, dart Francis de Sales, dean of studies ent session discussed sex and love February 1939 In reply to her letter asking in these circles to be acting as un thrt)wing. track meets, swimming, In an) attempt to develop speech j The purpose of the conferen.ee is My dear Constituents; FaJfcher Senan to aid in arranging official mediator between the Span riflery, boxing, wrestling, ping- at Loretto Heights college, and Dr. (of a kind) in a manner compar Paul J. Ketrick, president of Lo work among all the Catholic high Ug promote a greater interest in able to advertisements in sex peri- DO YOU FAVOR BIRTH- th'e Denver lecture. Miss Lennon ish government and Nationalist pong, shuffle board, and horse retto. schools of the diocese, the Catholic ___ j lodicals. CONTROL? received this cablegram; “ Many Generalissimo Francisco Franco in shoes. Parent-Teachers’ league will spon- secondary But he doesn’t think so much of Recently, I introduced a BILL thanks letter. Our honorable an effort to achieve speedy termi The craft shop is always a busy Dr. Ketrick on Broadcast* sor a public speaking conference schoolk of the diocese. Although bormal marriage and family life (SENATE BILL No. 130) that if friend’s itinerary already planned. nation of the Civil war. (Turn to Page i — Column 3) Dr. Ketrick, assisted by the at the iOscar Malo, Jr., Memorial many of the parochial institutions n s understood by Catholics. When enacted •will legalize Birth-Control Regrets s^ay in Denver too short ^Loretto Heights college Glee club, gj-mnaslum at Cathedral school for lecture. Am writing." have public-speaking classes as lone wades through the garbled by either natural or therapeutic ’will broadcast concerning the con Saturday, April 22, it was re part of their curriculum, there has grammar of his latest letter,, one 'methods.- Miss Lennon had Monsignor vention of the A.C.S.P.R. over vealed Thursday by the diocesan been no special emphasis put on Finds this si^ificant statement: My purpose of offering this for John R. Mulroy, diocesan direc KFEL, Denver, Tuesday, Feb. 14, school office. speech work in some of the Cath . . those who are either physi consideration is due the fact«4hat a tor of Catholic Charities, cable New Study System Is at 4:10 p. m. On Thursday; Feb. Pupils of all the Cathbljc high olic schools of the stete. It is be cally, mentally, or economically de recent nation-wide survey (see this reply to Father Senan: 16, at 11:45 a. m.. over KLZ, Dr. schools of the state will be eKgiW5 lieved that the April contest will ficient should be legally enabled to poll taken by Ladies’ Home Journal, ‘’’Numerous groups keenly disap Ketrick will broadcast again, as to compete in the contest, which is be the basis of an intensive attempt ekher prevent or cause an immedi Marqh 1938) illicits that 89% of pointed in cable to Nellie Len sisted by the Glee club. expected to attract more than 200 to integrate speech work with other ate cessation of a possible preg all women are openly, frankly s"d non. Could His Excellency* extend Instituted at Regis On the closing day of the con entries. Contests will be held iin high ischool subjects in all sec nancy.” positively in favor of Birth-Control. visit here and give lecture? Den vention, Satutt’day, Dr. Ketrjck will the individual schools to select the ondary institutions. “ To prevent . . . pregnancy” Inasmuch as they believe that those ver truly needs and craves his From now on students at Regis accompanied by the grade-point interview Father Donald Miller, speakers who will represent their Wherever the public speaking through contraceptive means is di who are either physically, mentally message. Pl«ase cable- Nellie college can have no excuse for not ratio, which indicates the degree C.SS.R., over KOA at 9:30 on respective institutions at the Den rectly contrary to the natural and or economically deficient should be Lennon, her expense.” classes are emphasized ni_tbe having their homework. This se of excellence of the scholarship of “ Advantages of a 'Woman’s Col ver meet. schools of the diocese, noted prog the Divine law, by wjiich marriage (TfimtoPagei — Column S) Father Senan’s reply was: “ All every student. mester a plan has been inaugu ress has been -made. Cathedral- To promote independent study rated whereby each professor high participates in the Colorado a system of honor courses is being High School Speech conference makes a complete outline of all the planned and may be introduced in Nuns* Parents Are Jubilarians. Below are shown Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Swift o f 57 S. Lincoln, Denver, .meetings and has won high honors MARYKNOLL PRIEST SPEAKING requirements of each course he is September. By this plan Students on several occasions.. The same is with superior grade-point ratios who will mark their golden wedding jubilee with a Mess in St. teaching. In this way each stu Francis’ church Saturday, Feb. 11. Two nuns are among tlieir seven ‘true of St. Francis de Sales’ and may apply to the honor board for Regis high schools. AS MISSION WEEK FEATURE dent will be shown precisely what special work. If they complete children. See story on page 7. is expected of him. The following divisions ^of .the these special requirements, which contest have been announced for These outlines ■will give a de will be outlined for them, the stu SPIIII 4j YEins A priest who saw action on one esan director ,of mission activities, the Denver April conference: Ora dents wiU be graduated with of the Church’s mission fronts is scription of the course, its objec torical, declamation, original ora- outlined the problems of the mis honors. the speaker at the Solemn Mass sions in an address at St. Francis tives, a list of assig;nments, tests, ttU*y, humorous declamation, dra at the Cathedral Friday that is the de Sales’ high school Friday, Feb. 3, and reference readings; the system matic declamation, extemporaneous iN coioyo'ii feature of Mission week. He is the to begin Mission week at that insti used in grading, and a genera^ out speaking, and after-dinner speak Rev. James V. Manning, M.M., tution. line of the course. Subscribers in ing. chaplain of Glockner sanitarium, Catholics of Colorado contribute The syllabus plan will clarify the A gold trophy, known as the A nun who spent 45 of her 50 Colorado Springs, who spent a year only one-half cent apiece yearly for program for the student and thus Superintendent’s award, will be years as a religious in Colorado in the Maryknoll Fathers’ mission the missions, declared Father enable him to organize his work. given the school winning the high —44 of them in Colorado Springs ^ China before ill health forced Smith. The missions, continued the The semester grades will again be Press Campaign est nijmber of points aU the con irid one in Denver— on Thursday him to return to this country. At priest, began with Christ’s ordeal distributed the class advisers. ference. Individual 'winnefB'-will jf this week celebrated her gol tending the Mass at the Cathedral on the cross after He had been Each studetit'has a personal con be given ribbons.. den jubilee at St. Mary’s home in are C.S.M.C. delegates from Lo- sent by His Father to rededm the ference with his adviser regarding Number 3,214 Memphis, Tenn. She is Sister retto Heights college. Pancratia race; today, 1,900 years later. His the work he is doing and thus irons Emerentia, a member of the Poor hall, St. Mary’s academy, and Ca mission still has to be fulfilled out his difficulties with one who Sister of St. Francis Seraph' of The list of new subscribers in Priest’s Attitude thedral, St. Francis de Sales’, and Out of a total estimated world pop understands his personal troubles. ;he Perpetual Adoration. St. Joseph’s high schools. At the the Denver Catholic Re‘gist,er cam ulation of 1,525,000,000, there are This semester the grades will be Sister Emerentia entered the same time as the Cathedral service, today only 350,000,000 Catholics. paign being conducted throughout Toward Cemetery )rder at the mother-house in La another Solemn Mass is being cele Oply 21 years ago Catholic the state (excluding Denver) has Tayette, Ind., in 1889, and two brated for the missions at Loyola schools concerted their mission ac Flashiest Catholic Pape: reached 3,214, with every indica''- Workers Praised years later was sent to St. Fran church with the Rev. Thomas V. tivity by organizing the 'Catholic ) tion that the minimum goal of cis’ hospiUl in Colorado Springs. Cahill, C.M., professor of moral Students’ Mission Crusade. Almost In U. S., Notre Dame Says 5,000 will easily be passed and the It was in her tenure of office there theology at St. Thomas’ seminary, two years later there were only maximum goal of 10,000 may pos Edward L. Palm, who has been employed at Mt. Olivet cemetery, as mother superior that many im- as preacher. Students attending 100 American Catholics in the for Says The Notre Dame Reli sibly be reached. That the goal has written to the Register praising •rovements and a great deal of this Mass are from Regis college eign mission fields. Today more gious Bulletin at Notre Dame may reach 10,000 is seen from the wilding were accomplished, in- and high school, Mullen home for than 100 leave for foreign mission university: “ To help put you fact that to^ date approximately the stand of the Rev. James P. ^ding the construction of the boys, and Annunciation, Holy Fam fields each year. in the way of some Catholic one-third of* the parishes of the Flanagan, director of the cemetery, present chapel, the cornerstone of ily, su'd Sacred Heart high schools. Outlining missidn activity in reading, to help give you state have reported, and in many and his associate, Elroy F. Goebel, which was laid June 13, 1913. A conference of the Catholic Stu Colorado in the past 21 years. Fa angles you rarely get in the instances these have expressed the in regards to workmen. Though The chapel was dedicated by the dents’ Mission Crusade at Cathe ther Smith cited the aid the pupils secular press, the pamphlet hope that their lists will be added the cemetery, as a non-profit or Most Rev. J. C. Cunningham, then dral school Sunday'afternoon, Feb. had given the foreign and the home racks have been stocked with to before the month is over. ganization, does not come under Bishop of Concordia, Kans. 12, will conclude the activities of missions. A mission, defined the the flashiest Catholic journal Priests and people alike are the provisions of the Social Se In 1932 Sister Emerentia was Mission week. priest, is a unit in the Church that in the United States, The eagerly participating in the cam curity act, workers were neverthe transferred to St. Anthony’s hos Director Discusses is not or cannot be self-supportii _ Register. News while it’s paign that was ordered for the less enrolled. The unemployment pital in Denver as mother superior, In the early days, the whole United new^ and divested.” The ref state by the Most Rev. Urban J. compensation provision is partic xemainingf herj for one year. In Mission Problems States was considered a foreigpi erence is to The Register, Na Vehr. The Bishop’s> goal is that the ularly valuable in ^ e slack win (Turn to P d g e i ^ C o lu m n S) The Rev. F. Gregory Smith, dioc (Turn to P age? — Colum n 9) tional Edition. (Turn to Page i — Colum n 6) ter season, Mr. Palm declares. ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION PAGE TW O Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 T h u rsd ay, Feb. 9, 1939 ISODALITY PROGRAM STRESSES Lunclieoii Planned CARD PARTY TO BE HELD IN ACTIVE PARTICIPATION IN MASS EDGEWATER )0N FEBRUARY 14 (Sacred Heart-Lojrola Parish) forward to this annual event. The For Census Takers (St. Mary Magdalene’s Parish hers were in charge: Mrs. Brieb- The high school sodality has out- money realized from the celebra A card party will be given ling, Mrs. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Bates, and Mrs. Day. I lined an active and practical pro tion will be used for the fbreigp men of the parish Tuesday eve' gram for the new semester. It will missions. There is a spiritual side (St. Pfailomena’i Parish) A Nuptial Mass was» offered ning, Feb. 14, at the parish hall. study the Mass and will stress in to the mission celebration also. A Immediately following the luhch- Wednesday morniog at 8 o’clock, I a particular manner the participa special meeting of the sodality was '.eon to be given at the school hall The Altar and Rosary society when Arthur Nider and Miss Min tion of the laity in the Mass. Fa held and the works of the mission^ Monday, Feb. 13, by the Very Rev. met Thursday, Feb. 10, at the par nie Kramer were united in mar tUMf ther Edward A. Conway, S.J., of aries were discussed. A Solemn^ Dr. William M. Higgins for the- ish hall. A luncheon was served riage. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph o n to * Regis college gave the sodalists an Mass is being celebrated at women who will take the parish at 1 o’clock. The following raem- Jueschke were .witnesses and Miss interesting talk as a preliminary Loyola Friday morning, with all census, the Altar and Rosary so Marie Kramer, maid of.honor. ... tigiut* ciety will meet in the school hall. to the project. Before beginning the students in attendance. The The Holy Name society and high high school choir, under the direc The luncheon will begin at 1 o’ Blackman-Smith Rite his talk, Father Coiiway distrib school boys of the parish will be y^lwating oosi. uted diagrams showing the differ tion of Sister Alice, will sing. Mrs. clock and, after the business meet ing which will follow, the Altar To Be Performed in June present at the 8 o’clock Mass Sun ent parts of the Mass ^nd their W. Wayman, the Loyola organist, day, Feb. 12. meanings. He explained the early will play for the students. and Rosary society meeting will Leo Dallarosa is «aring for the ROCKY MOUNTAIN idea of a sacrifice in which a gift The Sacred Heart students had start about 2:30 p. m. Announcement was made at a Little can be done to bring genuine comfort was offered and then received back Announcement is made again late tea Feb. 5 ,of the approach transportation of the sister for FUIL COMPANY a “ Mission Communion” Wednes the Sunday school classes in Feb when one who is near and dear goes beyond. again. He pointed but that the day, Feb, 8, all attending Mass of the old-time social to be held ing marriage in June of Miss Dor RETAIL SALES OEFICE, 161(2 Court PI. Mass is really a sacrifice and to at the school hall Friday evening, othy A. Smith, daughter of Mrs. ruary. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wag and receiving Holy Communion for ner assisted in January. Oprapetent service can alleviate your burden. participate fully we should receive the cause of the missions. Feb. 10. Music will be furnished Mary F. Smith and a former stu We handle every detail of the ceremony with Holy Communion as the return by Joe Fisher and his orchestra, a dent of Loretto college, to Roy A. Michael J. Burke, who has been Patronize Theie Firms. They Breakfast Follows General professional caller has been en Blackman, Jr., son of Judge and ill at his home at W. Colfax and .Are Co-OBomini With Your gift. Communion refinement and dignity. All Active in Mission W eek gaged, and a- pleasant evening has Mrs. Roy H. Blackman. Howell avenue, is much improved. Paper. From the primary room up to First Friday was observed by been planned by the committee in the senior class. Sacred Heart stu the students with the usual gen charge. Everyone is invited. dents are mission-minded just now, eral Communion, followed by break Study club meetings have for the school is observing the an fast in the school lunchroom. At been resumed. St. Joseph’s club nual Mission week. Every class Loyola also, breakfast was served meets Wednesday at 9:30 a. m.* has its own particular activity, and and- the Motherhood guild again under the direction of Mrs. J. A. the high spot of the week will be supplied the milk for the children. O’Neill and St. Aloysius’ club for ' i ' JAMES P, Me CONATY the joint celebration Friday after Sunday will be Communion day high school students, also under noon. This will be in the form of for the Holy Name men. At Sa Mrs. O’Neill’s direction, meets Any Family Can Afford Boulevard Service a carnival and the entire school cred Heart the Communion Mass Wednesday at 3:30 p. m. will participate. will take place at 7 o’clock. At Banns of marriage were pub OPENS THE WA: Teachers and students alike look Loyola it will take place at 8:30. lished for the second time between De Paul Men Meet Regina Miller and Dale Wassinger, The Sacred Heart conference of both of this parish. the St. Vincent de Paul society The Holy Name society will re held its regular meeting in the ceive Holy Communion in a body SPECII m ils TO rectory parlor Tuesday evening. at the 8 o’clock Mass Sunday and The report for the month of Janu the Mass will be offered for those St. John's ary was read. In the month, 23 members who are present. families were assisted. These fam Carol Ann Foley, daughter of ilies consisted of 44 adults and 64 Mr. and Mrs. Giles F. Foley, was F baptized Sunday by Father Hig NEW DISHES DENVER children, and $74.50 was expended J. E. Gallagher, gins. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Tierney for groceries and $29.60 for coal. Co®** M A R K E T CO . D.C.S. The men of this conference have are the godparents. \ ^ V* ‘- many calls for aid. Their only Francis Edward Blatter, infant The pnritq and goodness of COORS I.G.A. Stores Chiropodist and Masseurs source of income is the sale of Our son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Blatter, .di 2422 E. 6th Are. EM. 4151 & 4152 % If You Can’t Walk See Gidlagher Sunday Visitor and the offerings was baptized Sunday by Father adds to mang food s. . . soups, meats, Higgins. The godparents are E. SelMted corn-fed meoli. Fancy and (Formerly of Rocky Ford, Colorado) found in the poor box at the church. 0. CO''**' stapla sroeariei, fruita and vcectablea (Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Pariah) Edward Tobin ancl Mrs. Mary T. CHerry 2470 707 Eaat 6th Ave. They have been helped occasionally t;. , 30 even cakes. . . a delightful unexcelled Pnah Bah and oyatera Our Lady of Mt. Carmel parish by donations from interested Koehl. will celebrate the Feast of the friends. The men meet each week, Miss Mary Eleanor Figgen ar flavor, an entirelg new-appetizing zest! Seven Holy Founders of the Serv and the organization is very active. rived here Wednesday from New BELL CREAMERY ants of Mary (Servite Fathers) York for the funeral of her father, Skelton’s Service 626 E. 6th Are. Father Victor Winter, S.J., is di Sunday, Feb. 12. At the 7 o’clock rector. H. F. Figgen, who was buried from IFr/te for Recipe Bo^let EAat (S32 Eaat 6th Are. and Joaephlnc Imported and Domestic St. Philomena’s church •Thursday. Mass there will be a general Com Bene6t Party to Be Held Phillips “66” Products Cheese munion. A Solemn Mass will be Other relatives who came for tjte Guaranteed Whipping Cream The Loyola women have organ funeral are Mr. and Mrs. I./D . o O 1, D *>'1 ^ Lee Tires celebrated at 10:30. The choir ized and are working for a big LIGHT IN COLOR 25c Pint Snedeker of Jerseyville, 111., nnd will sing Rossini’s Mass, Orbis benefit party to be heW in the near O' ■ EXTRA DRY FhlUnp with Phiilipa and feci the difference Fresh Butter and Eggs . Mrs. Nell E. Wilder of Chicago. j Factor. In the evening at 7:30 future. Under the direction and II 2 >^•1 Tire Repairinf — BatUry Serrlca OPEN SUNDAYS * EVENINGS Mr. and Mrs. John Gilbreth, for m Benediction of the Blessed Sacra leadership of Mrs. R. J. Riger, the ment will be held immediately be merly of this parish, are the par women are visiting the various ents of a daughten, Ann Frances, I fore the investiture and profes homes, seeking out members of the Sarchet 6th Ave. Liquor Store sion for the members of the Third born in Decemjier. They are now parish who have recently moved in, making their home in LavTrence- MRKHI'. Barber and Beauty 6th Are. at Joaephine Order of Servites, who will also holding little social gatherings, VltNMATyPI receive the Papal blessing. burg, Tenn. BREWED WITH PURE ROCKY MOUNTAIN SPRING WATER Shop E A . 5575 and becoming better acquainted. Mrs. Marie Dickenson of Little Speelaliains in St. Therese’s sodality will hold All is in readiness for the big . . f i M m VABOirH C o o n CoMrAMr; Goldin, COIOIAOO FREE DEUVERY ton was the houseguest of Mrs. Permanent and Finger Waving a mother-daughter party Sunday, bake sale to be held by the women William Foley over the weekend. A,k for S&H Green Discount Feb. 12, at 2:30 p. m. in Our of the Sacred Heart Altar society EA. n s i 1040 E. 6th Are. Stamps Mrs. L. E. Burns entertained Lady of Mt. Carmel school hall, Saturday, Feb. 11. Promptly at Mrs, C. 0. Selander’s club Tues- W, 36th avenue and Osage street. 10 o’clock the women will open dajjf Mrs. Speier and Mrs. Selan- The members of the sodality are their “ shop” at 2823 Lawrence, di der shared honors. Mrs. Hahn -will 0200020002010002000201020202008902905348534848 urged to bring their mothers to rectly opposite Sacred Heart school. entertain next. MARNE BEAUTY SALON this party as the committee is They will have on hand a Hne sup Mrs. P. N. Hodgins entertained planning to make the first mother- • Princess Nyla .Cosmetics ply of cakes, rolls, pies, cookies, Mrs. Neyens’ club Wednesday. daughter par^ a very successful and other dainties—all home-made. Mrs. Appel won first prize, which Approved by Dormatoloiriats affair. These will be sold at a reasonable was a rosary blessed in Rome, and • Machineless Waving St. Agnes’ club will hold Its price, and the money realized will Mrs. Campbell won second honors. be used for the )york of the Altar COTTRELL'S EDYTBE JEFFERS 8TH AVE. AT JOSEPHINE EM. 1515 Valentine social Tuesday, Feb. 14, Mrs. Kiene will have the next 8:30 p. m. in the school hall. The society, which is the care of the meeting. club has engaged Bill Petrie’s sanctuary at Sacred Heart churck Mrs. E. Litmer entertained Mrs. orchestra, featuring Anthony These women have a reputation for McCurtain’s club Feb. 3. Honors I 'k e M a n i S Ita te Muro, for the evening. Admission fine cooking, and their sales always were shared by Mrs.' Hodges and Loyola is 25 cents and favors will be draw a crowd of parishioners and Mrp. Lang. Mrs. Brubaker will en 621 SIXTEENTH ST4 . given. friends. tertain at the next meeting _ CRISPELLE-CROSBY The members of the senior Holy Loyola Club to Meet Mrs. J. F, Conway’s club met at Name society will receive Holy All the members of the Loyola Mrs. Lilly’s home in Lakewood Poindexter’s Market with Mrs. H. W. Swigert and Mrs. A Stroke^of Luck Secured PHARMACY l i l t E. 14th Arc.—At St. ]Panl Communion Sunday, Feb. 12, at club will gather in Loyola hall Fri the 9 o’clock Mass and members of day evening for an important meet J. T. Cronin acting as joint host I4TH AND ST. PAUL EA. 9876 “Quality Supreme” ' j the junior Holy Name society at ing, The crowd will come together esses,. Mrs. Schwengcr made high These Brand New Spring “ It’s D ifferent” CHOICE MEATS FRESH FRIUTS the 8 o’clock Mass. immediately after the perpetual score. Mrs. Geo. Clarke and Mrs. PRESCRIPTIONS QUALITY CANNED GOODS novena devotions in the church. Conway will entertain next. EM. 1662 . Free Dalivar]' Mrs. P. F. Giblin’s club met Feb. POST OFFICE The meeting promises to be an in teresting one, and no member of 2 with Mrs. D. R. Costello. High the organization should fail to. at score was made by Mrs. Lamberty. ST; tend. Mrs. Rusho will entertain next. *30 SUITS Father George Keith, S.J., was St. Catherine's pleased with the number of young women who attended the soidality *35*’4 0 Topcoats TAUCHE’S BAKERY P .-T i TO MEET Communion Sunday. SOCIETl RECTS P.-T.A. Meets to Sell at \ \ u m £ The lar^e attendance at the P.- Lenten Specials Household Goods (St. Catherine’s Parish) T.A. evening meeting of mothers and fathers Feb. 1 was very grati and Morchandise The regular meeting of the P-- fying, and the president, Mrs. III GEiEVIEEE T.A. will be held Tuesday, Feb. ■ j . HOT CROSS BUNS DUFFY STORAGE AND Walter Wade, thanks all for the M OVING CO. 14, at 3:15 p. m., at which time excellent co-operation. Sister Ellen an all-wool blanket will be (Holy Rotary Parish) 4051 Tejon St. GAllup 4969 Marie opened the meeting with The Altar society at its regular awarded. The mothers are asked prayer, and the Rev. Edward Mor to make reports on ticket sales to meeting Feb. 7 elected the follow gan, S.J., extended a welcome to ing officers: Mrs. Mary Star, presi ■■ 1 the sisters teaching in the school. all. The president conducted a Any women in the parish desiring dent; Mrs. Amelia Telenick, vice Blessed Sacrament very short business meeting on to join the hygiene class are asked president; Mrs. Anna Sadar, sec account of the length of entertain retary, a..J Mrs. Anna Dometro- to call Mrs. J. W. Schmittling, ment that followed. vich, treasurer. The elections were ’ Fairfax Hardware GAllup 0869-R. After the meet Mrs. Wade said the P.-T.A. re \i '*3 ail unanimous. The new officers f . * Valentine Pastry ing, Dr. Stahl will show his mov cently made a tour of a local mor Hardware, Paints, Glass, were pledged the coToperation in c can supply you with bak* ing pictures on the subject of tuary and the members turned out their spiritual and social pro y specialties for your Valen Ammunition, IPagon*. Tricycles, tuberculosis. 100 per cent. Miss Mary Elian grams. tine party. Houseware, Electric Goods The Siena club will meet Friday, Daugherty, program chairman, Party to Be Sponsored Feb. 21
Thursday, Feb. 9, 1939 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE FIVE CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS HONOR Longmoiit Girl BLESSED FRANCES CABRINI Clearance Sale of f (B y R ose M. H agu s) sanctity.” Her secret of sanctity, Enters Novitiate The Catholic Daughters’ study he declared, “ was that, while she club at its February meeting di walked ■with men, her soul soared BOOKS SERVICE verted its attention from the usual to God,” He closed his remarks Boulder.— (Mt. St. Gertrude’s program and paid humble tribute by saying, “ You have full reason Academy)— Miss Kathleen Gep- V. to Blessed Mother Cabrini. An to rejoice and glory in such a hart of Longmont, a member of interesting paper prepared by mother.” the class of ’38, left last week for i Mother Aurelia, describing the sa Mother Aurelia described the Dubuque, la., where she entered special Discounts of from cred ceremony of beatification and solemn procession into St. Peter’s the novitiate, of the Sisters of FOR ALL other attendant ceremonies, was Basilica on the morning of Nov, Charity of the Blessed Virgin read by Mrs. H. C. D^nny, chair 13 when hundreds of seminarians, Mary. 1 0 % t o 2 0 % ' man of the study <;lub program priests, religious, canons of St. The annual card party spon committee. Mother Aurelia, ac Peter’s, Monsignorl, Bishops, sored by the senior class will be companied by "Sisters Ursula and Archbishops, and Cardinals formed held Friday, Feb. 10. Refreshments Will be given on all booka purchased during .this sale. - j Domitilla of fhe Queen of Heaven a wealth of pageantry that to her will be served and a prize awarded It is significant that preference for Memorial school, Denver, founded was spell-binding. She declared to the player with the highest score by Mother Cabrini, had the honor there were moments too sacred to at each table. Tickets are 25 Horan Service comes from no one group of being in Rome and glorying in describe, when it seemed as though cents. seeing their beloved mother raised leaven had touched earth, and The juniors ordered their class St. Valentine Day Cards, ^ j- , Q .r - or class. Discriminating people from all to the dignity of Blessed., At an they basked in the glory of their rings this week. Complete Selection ...... i& uC LO j DC audience with Pope Pius XI the mother. One of these moments Miss Adrienne Stratton, a grad walks of life secure here the kind of service day previous to the beatificatioif, came at the' unveiling of the uate of the academy, visited here they experienced with many others painting_ of Blessed Cabrini, which last Sunday afternoon. they want at a price they can afford to pay. of their order the great joy of hung high at the right side of Miss Margaret Mary McNulty, < hearing His Holiness speak of the the throne altar, the coat-of-arms 38, who is in nurses’ training at life of their gentle, humble, little of the congregation above it. Glockner sanitarium, wrote that foundress as a “ form of activity, Another outstanding memory she reads the account of the activi II ^ Whether little or much is spent for the •\ of intelligence, of charity, and of was the coming of the Pope to St. ties of the academy in the Register James Clarke Peter’s that afternoon to venerate every week. funeral, our complete equipment and fa Blessed Frances Xaxier Cabrini’s Minuet Practice Begins relics. A majestic procession pre Practice for the minuet for the Church Goods House, I cilities are at the disposal of all patrons. ceded the arrival of His Holiness. annual Colonial ball, which will be Solemn Benediction of the Blessed held Feb. 21 in honor of Washing One of the Largest in the Country Sacrament followed. As the Pope ton, was begun last week. The left St. Peter’s, all took up the students, who will attend as his 1636-38 Tremont Street Phone TAbor 3789 strains of the beautiful “ Oremus,” torical characters, are busy pre the official hymn in honor of paring their costumes. Blessed Cabrini. For three suc Each room expects to subscribe cessive days after the beatification for one additional Catholic period Pueblo.— (St. Mary’s Parish) — a solemn triduum was held in the ical in Catholic Press month. These Members of the Young Ladies’ so Church del Gesu of the Jesuit will be placed in the library where dality met Tuesday, Feb. 7. They Fathers in Rome. Here Mother all may read them. will receive Holy Communion Sun Cabrini had prayed before leaving Professor and Mrs. T. D. A. day, Feb. 12. for the missions. On the third Cockerell entertained the students The parish bowling team de day the beautiful Mass in her Thursday evening, Feb. 12, ivith feated St. Anthony’s in a three- films and slides of London. Of RAINBO KEystone 6297 # KEystone 6296 honor was sung by the Sistine game series by 80 pins. In the Chapel choir, directed by the com special interelt to the younger stu I5Z7 Cleveland Place bowling league sponsored by St, poser, the Rt. Rev. Monsignor dents was a film of a zoo that Joseph’s society John Germ’s Perosi. Cardinal Mundelein offi featured polar bears and penguins. ! Clothiers are in the lead with St Group Collecting Stamps Guarding Forever our Founder’s Ideals ciated. BREAD Mary’s, Diamond Farm dairy, and Mother Aurelia revealed that The Apostolic committee of the «*'" ; K iu m - tounts den, S.J., sent a confessional stole Amick’s Fireproof hall. nounce the marriage of their Sodalistt Observe Feast and Mrs. Lillian Daugherty gave, a daughter, Thelma Marie, to An The sodalists of St. Mary’s at beautiful silk quilL Mr. and Mrs. John Schlereth, Warehouse 2951 Bellaire street, are the par drew C. Stanley, which took place tended Mass and received Holy The president, M^ss Anne Birm July 6, 1938. 'They were united Communion in a body at the Ca Move, Store, Pack and ingham, thanked Miss Gottesleben ents of a girl, born at St. Joseph’s Ship Household Goods hospital last week. in marriage before the Rev. G. M. thedral on the Feast of the Puri for her hospitality. She announced Lane, O.P., of St. Dominic’s fication, Feb. 2. , OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT that Mrs. Harry W . Mulvihill, 800 BHzxard Victim Improving OUR SERVICE THE BEST m ss FOR CUSS L. U. Wagner, who was lost in church. At the regpilar sodality meeting Logan, will receive the society Fri Select Your Warehouse aa You Would a blizzard 40 miles from Chadron, Your Bank day, March 3, at 2 p. m. Cal] HA. 5371 1029 Santa Fa Drive Nebr., Wednesday night, Feb. 1, 100% UNION (Refit High School) is doing as well as can be expected. He was found in his car, badly Because of the. crowded condi frozen, and taken to a nearby farm tion of the students’ chapel the P.-IUTH oU seniors are now.|using the Jesuit house. It was not until Thurs community chapn for daily Mass, day that an ambulance could be celebrated by the Rev. Leo C. procured to take him to the hos pital at Chadron for treatment. Burns, S.J, As soon as the weather permits, M eeliig Feb. 15 Last week’s issue of the Aegis he will.be brought to Denver for was edited by the juniors; the cur hospitalization. Mrs. Wagner has (St. Vincent de Paul’i Pariih) rent number is to b© published by been with him since Thursday eve The monthly meeting of St. Vin the sophomores, and the succeed ning. What Does a Cow Give? cent de Paul’s P.-T.A. will be held ing issue by the freshmen. BiU Mmes. Wm. Meagher, S. A. HOFFMAN Wednesday, Feb. 15, in the school Crowley was editor-in-chief of the Riesenman, and T. F. Peake will LEWIS hall at 2 p. m. The novel. All This junior edition, aided by Jack entertain the Little Flower circle BUT MILK and Heaven Too, by Rachel Field, Leahy, Bob Kenney, Jack Sher Friday, Feb. 17. FISH SHOP GROCERY For Better Butter, Eggs, Cheese Will be reviewed. Members as well lock, Phil Clarke, Joe Gonzales, Mrs. A. A, Michael will enter Smoked Fillet,...... lb. 3 0 ^ ? Large Variety Canned Goods as non-members are urged to at and Bob Kohl. tain St. Jude’s circle at a bridge Cottage Cheese 10^ pt. Smoked W hitefiib...... lb, 5 5 ^ ? Reasonable Prices tend. After the meeting, tea will At their sodality meeting Mon luncheon Friday, Feb. 17. Phone MA. 3518 ' DellTem Freth Baltimore KE. 8089 - Free Delivery Market Dairy Co. SATURDAY SPECIAL be served. Mrs. J. A. Schrafer day morning the freshmen elected Miss Luella Morris of Kremm- Oval Can, Fillet of Salt Mackerel TA. 2211 and Mrs. George Evans, seventh Walter Wade as chairman of the ling returned to her home last Sun O yster, ...... Pt. 3 5 ^ rooked ready to serve, 6 cans . $1.00. and eighth grade mothers, will act social section to replace William day, having spent two weeks as a Fresh Chilled Salmon....lb. 3 0 ^ Beautiful Fresh Cut Pioneer Brand 'Minced Sea Clams. I as hostesses. The attendance prize Buescher, who resigned from the guest of Mrs. Frances Hesselbine. cans $1.00. $ to a customer—5 caiei^ Freih Dressed Cottontail p o w e r s i to sell for the January meeting, awarded position. They also chose the staff Women to Trovel Abroad PUBLIC *‘CROWN**\ Imported Sardines, Small {io G r d n d c to the class with the most mothers for the freshman edition of the Mrs. George Pope and her sister. Rabbit, ...... Each 3 5 ^ cans, .08 ea. present at the meeting, was given Large Assortment of Potted Larre Sale Mackerel Fillets, .12 ea. 1 tE C O N D f, Aegis, with Robert Greene as Miss Sadie Birmingham, will leave Fresh Dressed Belgian i Good i^ise Norway Salt Mackerel, .12 ea. to Sister Louis Paul of the fourth chief-of-staff, assisted by Huglies Sunday, Feb. 12, for New York Hares ...... Ib. 30 < ^ Grocery *'V1K1KG*' Brand. Wine saoce, eat grade. Plants and Funeral Designs Pickled Herrinr. wood pal). $1.05 i'llCl COe'ANTAFE Bakewell, James Mulligan, and city, from whence they will sail DRY PICKED TURKEYS. PULLETS. on Feb. 15 on the Italian liner, SUCCESSOP TO PELLO’S Freeh ean^t NOT FROZEN Salmom James Sunderland. These will CAPONS AND SPRING CHICKENS "tho Pnbile pnf.ra ths Pobllc” Califomit nalibot, and Lake Saperlef choose the departmental editors Satumin, for a Mediterranean Phone TAbor 2734 FREE DELIVERY KE. 8537 White Fish. Junior Society who may be needed. cruise. They will stop at about 30 HEADQUARTERS FOR DENVER’S! BEST DRESSED POULTRY ! Remote preparations for the ports, including Gibraltar, Africa, France, ItalY, Sicily, Greece, Tur elocution contests have begpin. IOWA TIT THE VERY BtfST To Meet Feb.13 The seniors and juniors will reporj key, E ^ pt, Portugal, Syria, a five- Jerry, Breen day trip inland to Cairo, Eg^^t, A T TH E i with their selections in the classes LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES The Junior Tabernacle society’s next Monday. The sophomores a trip to the holy land, Haifa, MARKET Florist Palestine, and Jerusalem. They general meeting will be held at St. and freshmen will begin Friday, Delicious Corn Fed Meats MAKE nvr. QFrice John’s school, 620 Elizabeth street, Feb. 17. will spend three weeks in Italy Super MARKET 1456 California MA. 1026 Florida Fruit & | visiting Naples, Rome, Florence, P o u ltry Dependable Monday, Feb. 13, at 8 o’clock. The Clait Cage Tourney. StarU Jess* Super Market program will consist of a very A class tournament ii) basket and Milan, and expect to be in Produce Co. short business meeting, followed ball was beran Tuesday. The full Rome for Easter Sunday, return Special Announcement T A . 7279 by a social under the direction of schedule of games and arrange ing to New York May 4.' Jack and Jill Lunch ROOFING Word has been received that For the Benefit of Our Caito- Marye McPhillips and Anne Kitto. ments was posted on the bulletin raers W e will have Blue Ribbon REGULAR MEALS AND AVOID COLDS It. is hoped that all circles will board Mimday. The quarter-fin Augustus B. Berger, formerly of For all Flat and this parish, died Tuesday, Feb. 7, stock show beef on Saturday, LUNCHES make a special effort to attend. als will be played on Friday, the Feb. 11, at Regular Prices. C U R E C O LD S Steep Roofs Circle presidents are requested to semi-finals Monday, and the cham in Victoria, B. C., Canada. He iS' Delicious Coffee — Sandwiches Eat the Best Citrus Fruits inform the entertainment commit pionship will be decided Tuesday. survived by his ■wife and _ three MA. 0108-0109 M A . 7349 RELAX—REFRESH YOURSELF Oranges - Lemons - Grapefruits children. Burial was at Victoria Asphalt Shingles tee of the definite number of mem A display of mission pictures Free Delivery A Wids Mena far Most Delicsts Thursday, Feb. 9. Quality - Service - Price AppatitH Made Specially for This Climate bers in their circles who will at from British Honduras appeared DISPENSE BROS. tend. on the bulletin board this week. MA. 5391^ The Western Elaterite Valentine Party Held The pictures were sent with a let NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY JULIET BEAUTY A Valentine party was held ter of gratitude from the director Estate of Emily Lutter. sometimes known VAN VIRGS MERRITT'S Ladies’ end M en's H alf Soles^ as Emily M. Lutter, Emily M. H. Lutter and Roofing, Co. Wednesday evening at the home of schools at Belize, acknowledg Emily H. Lutter, Deceased No. 62628. SHOPPE Robber HeeU, Shine, Q 4 n f l of Margot Mary Berry for mem ing the gift of $50 sent to his mis All persons havinr claims a?alnst said Equitaible Bldg. CH. 6651 CAFE BALCONY Lace*, all for...... ^ I eUU bers of the Holy Innocents circle. sions at Christmas. Estate arc hereby notified to present them B A R ^R SHOP (Formerly Henry’t) Miss Catheriire Maloney, chairman At the general assembly Friday for adjustment to the County Court ^ the City and County of Denver, Coloracm, on First Class Union Lunches 30(^ Permanents $1.50 Up of the social action committee, and of last week Jack McHugh played the I4th day of March. 1989. GREEN TREE Barbers— Manicures Sandwiches COOK'S BEER Short Miss Mary Maloney, chairman of Lizst’s “ Liebestraum,” Bryan Mil B. C. HillUrd. Jr.' 16 ft 1$ CU. Orders K E. 5507 the linen committee, were guests. ler presented “ Nola,” and Don Mc Adminiitrator. SHOE REPAIR Helen Canny entertained mem Gregor gave an excellent recita bers of Our Lady of Lourdes' circle tion. The principal announced at her home Monday, Feb. 6. The the results and standings of the S A N T A FE ADDISON’S Klein's Folod Stores Golden Dragon evening was spent at sewing on students in the first semester. The S a lted N u t altar linens. Members present Very Rtv. Robert M. Kelley, S.J., Floral Bakery PEACHES, Great Value 4 A m FRESH HAM, Pig Pork 9 1 m NUT SHOP POTATO Meats ...,39<^ to 6 5 ^ lb. N o. 2V, can ...... ■ W U 8 to 10 average, lb...... t 1 I#' Fancy Whole were Maxine Davis, Hazel Rider, president of Regis college, ad Cut Flowers Helen Poitz, Mary Handley, Agnes dressed the students. The assem FAN BREAD C o lfe e ...... 1 5 ^ to 3 5 ^ lb . PEARS— Flav-R-Pac 4 A m SLICED BACON 9 T r Cashews ...... 49^ U>. FUNERAL Larter Loaf Morrell’s, lb...... f c 1 w O’Neill, Madeline Gardell, Mer- bly was followed by the first Fri 8FRAY8 i Canta ■ No. 2 y ,c a n ...... • VW Scandinavian Delicatessen Fancy Pecan Pieces 49^ lb. retta Lowery, and Billie Lou day devotions in honor of the Sa MA. 5051 Weber. cred Heart. TOM DELANEY 507 Santa Fa V f
»9W W Bg!gMlili.W8^ Thursday, Feb. 9, 1939 Office, 935 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE SEVEN bENVER COUPLE ARE SODALITY UNION TO W E D FIFTY YEARlS DISCUSSION CLUB OUTLINE CONVENE ON FEB. 19 SPRING SEMESTER-1939 • Commemorating the five dec since 1893. They became members At the meeting of the officers and morning session. He replied that ades .of married life of Mr. and of St. Francis’ parish in 1918. The Prepared by the Diocesan C.C.D. Director local representatives from each o f the presentation of a symposium Mrs. J. E. Swift of 57 S. Lincoln, couple will be at home to their the units in the Rocky Mountain Denver, members of the family and friends Sunday afternoon, Feb. 12, Sodality union Friday afternoon, by the Kansas group on that day made it impossible for hini to at friends w’ill attend a golden jubilee when a reception will be held at THE DIVINE LOVE STORY Christ, acknowledges his sins, on himself, there is no reason to evil that can befall us. »This re Fejb.,3, it was determined to hold Mass offered in their honor at St. the family residence, 57 S. Lincoln. promises satisfaction and amend suppose that God 'will accept such quirement is difficult to under the next quarterly meeting at Lo tend. Th* morning session will last Francis de Sales’ church Saturday, Immediately following Mass the The Baltimore Catechism in retto Heights college Sunday, Feb. until about noon, when box lunches Ditcuition Form ment of life, and hears pronounced grief as the basis of sincere re stand. In fact, we cannot under Feb. 11, at 7 o’clock. The Very Rev. jubilarians and their seven chil in the name of Christ forgiveness pentance. Such a person is grieved stand it or be satisfied that we ful 19, with both morning and after will be'supplied for the delegates C H A P T E R X / Charles H. Hagus, pastor of An dren, including two Sisters of of the sins. And strangely because he was discovered in his fill it until we realize that there noon sessions. at 30 cents. « nunciation parish, will be celebrant. Mercy, Sister Mary Cecelia, supe The Forgiveness of Sins enough, the words pronounced are wrongdoing, rather than because are two kinds of grief,^sentimental ■ The meeting will open with Mass At 1 in the afternoon the dele Mr. Swift, aged 82, and Mrs. rior of St. Peter's school, Greeley, 1. One would hardly think it almost identical -with the form pro he had done wrong. If this dis and intellectual. The- grief that to be said by the moderator, the gates will gather in sectional meet Swift, 70-, are natives of Riverside, and Sister Mary Mark, pharmacist necessary for Our Lord to have nounced in Baptism; “ I absolve grace, on the other hand, is made we ordinarily feel, the kind that Rev. Theodore J. Schulte, S.J., at ings, with th'e Rev. Edward Con la., and ‘have lived in Colorado at Mercy hospital, Denver, will be made provision for the forgive thee from thy sins in the name of the occasion of reflection on the brings tears and heartaches, is 9 o'clock and the roll call will begin way, S.J., leading the discus.sion of present at an anniversary break ness of sins committed after Bap the Father and of the Son and of justice of God and the enormity sentimental. The grief that rests at 10 o’clock. An invitation was the collegians and nurses and Fa fast served in the Park Lane hotel. extended to the Rev. Edward tism. Gratitude for the p fts of the Holy Ghost. Amen,” The of sin, it may be turned to advan on an unimpassioned judgment of ther Schulte directing the discus Others attending the breakfast will creation, redemption, and justi term, “ absolve thee from thy sins,” tage as the basis of real contri real values, and consists in regret Weisenberg, S.J., of St. Mary’s, sion of the high school groups in be Mr. and Mrs. Guy Swift and fication should keep the Chris replaces the term, “ baptize thee,” tion. If the penitent is truly sorry that one has rejected the'^infinite Kans., director of the Kansas State separate halls. Each section, will m children, Betty Jane, Phyllis, Ed for having offended God, then his Sodality union, to conduct the discuss-, the topics of its activities. ST. J IT S ' tian from sin. But “ He knows our but “ baptize” means “ wash” or for the finite, God for creatures, ward, and Robert Paul, Cripple frame” (Psalm 102:13), and “ cleanse’’ and there is nq differ sorrow 'will extend to all his sins, eternity for passing pleasure, is About 2 o’clock a final general Creek; Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Free prominent in the sacramental sys ence in the power required to because the same motives of con meeting will be held for all the man and sons, William and Thomas, intellectual. Intellectual sorrow tem is the sacrament of Penance 'cleanse one from sin and to ab trition extend to all violations of delegates, and this will be followed Denver; Mr. and Mrs. George makes little appeal to the emo for the forgiveness of the sins of solve one from sin. It seems il the law. This is what we mean by Benediction,of the Blessed Sac FTB. 11 Swift and daughter, Mona Mae, tions, yet it genuinely influences baptized Christians. logical, therefore, to say that men by universal sorrow. rament and a social. Walsenburg; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph the 'will. Sorrow for sins ordi No other institution in the can cleanse souls with the help Sovereign sorrow is that by narily is intellectual sorrow, and The date was chosen because it Swift, Cripple Creek, and Miss which we grieve more for having follows immediately the two-day Edna Swift, at home. Church is so generally maligned of the sacrament of Baptism, but therefore it does not make the im by her enemies, or so deliberately not with the help of the'sacra offended God than for any other session of the Association of Cath TO Bie SUCCESS Throughout the active part of his pression on the penitent that is olic Schools Press i'Relations life Mr. Swift was, alternately, a misunderstood, as the sacrament ment of Penance. made by emotional grief. If our of Penance. It is small wonder convention at Loretto Heights col miner and brickyard owner. He DISCUSSION AIDS: Are ac sorrow is based on the reflection lege and will afford the out-of-tO'wn that Satan’s hordes concentrate that sin offends God, who is in (St. Jamet’ Parish) came to Colorado first in 1876 and tual sins forgiven by the sacra- delegates an opportunity to paa-- spent some years, mining in the their efforts on the overthrow, if Inent of Baptism? Whence does finitely good, and we are deter All indications point to a suc such were possible, of this _ insti ticipate in the meeting of the So Cripple Creek district. Returning the sacrament of Baptism derive POPESifFEIIS mined not to sin again, ,we need dality union. cessful outcome for the first an to Riverside, la., he married Miss tution, which Cardinal Gibbons its power of forgiving sin? Is have no fear, we have a sovereign nual ball and card party to be held calls “ the most powerful lever ever sorrow. at the Albany hotel Saturday eve Euphrosyna Welty in 1889 and the there a human minister of the couple came to Denver, where Mr. erected by a merciful God for sacrament? What words are used DISCUSSION AIDS: What is ning, Feb. 11. Committee mem (St. Dominic’s Parish) Swift, purchased a brickyard in raising men from the mire of in administering Baptism? Is the most necessary element of an bers have seen many parishioners, sin” {Faith of Our Fathers, chap A new departure in dinners at and friends throughout the city 1890,' After three years in Denver the symbolism of washing appro apology? The use of the sacra Professor Scores ter 26). St. Dominic’s will be observed have signified their intention of at- the, couple moved to Cripple Creek priate as an initiation into, the ment of Penance is an apology to and Mr. Swift undertook the man We are not engaged in contro Christian Church? Is it appro (Continued From'Page One) God through His minister, for our with the Altar and Rosary society’s tehding. Music and entertainment versy but we cannot .entirely over that bronchial pneumonia might spaghetti dinner, prepared accord will be provided in the Cathedral agement of a brickyard there. In priate that another (namely, that sins; what is the most necessary look the most prevalent of the ob devel^ should germs from the ing to all the best traditions of room by the Colorado Rangers and the 25 years spent at Cripple Creek of judgment) should be used for element, therefore, of a good, Con jections to the Catholic doctrine Pontiff’s infected throat.lodge in the Italian style and served in Birtli Control a variety of card games will be in he divided his time between mining the reinstatement of fallen Chris fession? What do, you mean by of the forgiveness of sin. How his lungs. the basement of the church from play in the Rose room. There will speculation and the management of tians? Is it inappropriate that contrition? Can sins ever be for the brickyard. Returning to Denver many non-Catholics do we hear this sacrament of reconciliation The Papal physicians explained given without contrition? •What 4:30 to'8 p. m. Wednesday, Feb. (Regii College) be individual table awards and say, “ If I want my sins forgiven, 15. The food will be prepared by special awards for high and low with his family in 1918, Mr. Swift should be administered by a hu that the range of expansion of are the four qualities required for Father Elmer Trame, S.J., Ph. I will go and confess to God in women who are experienced in this scores in auction and contract worked 'for the city a few years man agent? Show how the words the Pope’s lungs had been greatly true contrition? What do you D., of the biology department of until his retirement. the privacy of my own heart. I of absolution in the sacrament of reduced by the copious amount of mean when you say it should be style of Cooking. Regis college on Feb. 1 addressed bridge and pinochle. The Rev. C. M. will not confess to any mere man!” Johnson is general chairman of the Penance are almost identical with fluid in them. Temporary collapse interior? Supernatural? Uni The Devotion of the Forty the Newman club of Colorado uni affair, w'ith Luke Parslow, Sr., This remark brings to mind an in the words used in Baptism. of the left half of his heart caused versal? Sovereign? We mourn Hours will be opened in St. versity, Boulder, on the subject heading the committee on attend cident in Capharnaum at the time 3. The question, then, is not stagnation of blood in the lungs. more bitterly a temporal loss than Dominic’s church Sunday at the of “ Birth Control.” He said that, ance and Robert M. Gruber, the of Christ. The Master was teach could Christ have given the power The physicians believed that, the loss of God through sin; does 10:30 Ma^. Other services for owing to organized propaganda, committee on arrangements. The ing in a private house and be of forgiving sins to the Apostles because of the Pope’s reduced pul this indicate that we can never this devotion will be Sunday and the birth rate in the United States public is invited. cause it was impossible for the and their successors, but did He monary vitality, he could not sur rise to a sovereign sorrow for sin? Monday evenings at 7:80, and the is falling so rapidly as virtually to friends of a paralytic to carry actually give it to t h ^ ? In an vive an attack of bronchial pneu closing 'will be observed at 7:30 imperil the continued existence of , Advisory Group Appointed him through the throng, they re 5. There are t'wo* outstanding A lay advisory committee to swer to this question we simply monia. A calcium injection was Tuesday evening with a proces the nation; that between 1921 and ’ moved a few tiles from the roof motives of contrition, love and assist Father, Johnson in ad quote the promise made first to to be administered tff the Pontiff sion made up of the men of the 1933 there was a 25-per-cent de and let the man down through the to bring about reabsorption of the fear. Love is the more perfect parish in an impressive candle ministering ‘.the affairs of the St. Peter (Matthew 16:19): “ I motive, and therefore the sorrow crease in births, and at present openipg into the presence of Jesus. will give to thee the keys of the liquid. It was thought that the light ceremony. The Very Rev. the dpcline is at the rate of 100,- parish was appointed Sunday, Feb. (Loretto Heights College) that springs from the realization Our Lord looked at him and said, result might not be entirely satis Raphael M. Burke, O.P., P.G., 5. The five members appointed Mission week is being observed kingdom of heaven. And whatso that we have offended Him who is 000 per year. “ Son, thy sins are forgiven thee.” factory, however, as it was when vicar provincial of the Dominicans, are John A. Gallaher, 6111 Mont- at Loretto. Virginia Vollmar, ever thou shalt bind upon earth, infinitely good and worthy of all He compared the various argu view boulevard; Paul Fitzgerald, The scribes and the Pharisees it shall be bound also in heaven; the treatment was used last will preach. ments in favor of “ birth preven president of the Loretto Mission objected, Thinking in their^ hearts: November. On that occasion, the love is called perfect contrition. 1735 Locust; John Thams, 7020 E. society, presided at an assembly and 'whatsoever thou shalt loose Society to Hear Ted Day tion” (erroneously termed “ birth “ Why doth this man speak thus? Pope’s attack was of shorter dura The fear of God is also a worthy 12th avenue; Louis H. Behrens, Monday. At that time a play, call on earth, it shall be loosed in motive, though less perfect than Monday evening, Feb. 13, fol control’’ ) as so, many sugar-coated '713 Locust, and Francis P. Smith, He blasphemeth. 'Who can for heaven.” And then to all the tion, there was less fluid in his pills of potassium cyanide, sweet ed Bring ’Em Back Alive or What give sins but God only?” Jesus lungs, and his vitality had not been the other. The grief that springs lowing the devotions, Ted Day, an 7135 E. 11th avenue. The com the Poor Miseionary Has to Put Apostles (Matthew 18:18) from, the realization that by sin active St. Dominic’s 'parishioner, to selfish, uncontrolled wills, but a asked: “ Why think you these weakened by a cold. deadly poison to racial and per mittee will meet at the rectory on Up With, was presented. The play “ Amen, I say to you whatsoever we have lost all right to heaven will give a lecture on “ Our Be the third Tuesday of each month things in your heart? _ Whkh is you shall bind upon earth shall be Fr. Conway Talk to Be Illuitrated sonal welfare. Besides proving was written and directed by Nata easier to say to the sick of the and have deserved hell, is a loved Deceased” to the men of to discuss ways and means of as lie Swan. Students who took part bound also in heaven; and what Father Conway, who was in Worthy sorrow, but it is called the parish at the monthly that birth prevention is a frustra suring parish progress. The term palsy: thy sins are forgiven thee; soever you shall loose upon earth Rome throughout the time of the tion of a natural process, a cause in the presentation were Helen or to say: arise, take up thy bed, imperfect contrition. Imperfect meeting of the Holy Name society. of office lasts one year and no Kelly, Madelyn Nickolds, arfd Na shall be loosed in heaven.” ^ The pre-treaty negotiations and the of national, social, and domestic membcf may serve twice in suc and walk? - But that you may contrition is sufficient for a worthy The selection of'-new officers, decay, fundamentally uneconoim- talie Swan. actual institution of the sacrament signing and ratification of the Lat- Confession, but we should never cession. know that the.Son of Man hath is recorded In St. John (20:21- eran accord, will speak af* Regps which was postponed at the last ical and irreligious. Father Trame Tuesday, Feb. 7, the Mission so be entirely satisfied until we have meeting, ■will take place Monday Breakfad It Pottponed power on earth to forgive sins 23); “ As the Father hath sent college at 3 p. m. 'With his lecture emphasized arguments against the ciety sponsored a student amateur raised ourselves to the plane of evening. It is hoped that the The monthly Communion break (He saith to the sick of the palsy), Me, I also send you. When He he will show 60 slides co.vering the practice from the fields of biology, hour. Dorothy Starbuck acted as perfect contrition. Holy Name men of the parish will fast and meeting of the Holy I oiay to thee: Arise, take up thy said this. He breathed on them, main events in the Pope’s life, endociinology, and medicine. master of ceremonies. Marian manifest their interest in this im Name society have been postponed bed, and go into the house.” “ And and He said to them: Receive ye including those associated with The Churc)j teaches us to rise He insisted that the fundamen Storz, student at Pancratia hall, immediately he arose,” St. Mark through imperfect tjo perfect con portant event by their attendance. Until Feb. 19, the opening of the and Shirley Kolotta of the the Holy Ghost—Whose sins you the Lateran treaty. The talk will tal law of biology is the preserva ■says (Mark 2:12), “ and taking trition. The prayhr called the A fine representation of the men annual Forty Hours’ devotion. college, impersonators of Bob shall forgive they are forgiven replace Father Conway’s sched tion of the species and that the Notification of hours of adora up his bed went his way in the them, and whose sins you shall re uled lecture on “ Methods of Ac “ Act of Contrition.’’ makes this is expect^ for the special Holy strangest paradox is that scientists Bums, were the'winners. Lillian Name Mass at 7:30 Sunday morn tion for each parishioner will be sight of all.” sWhat strikes us tain they are retained.” tive Participation in the Liturgy,” gradual ascent to perfect contri are feverish in' their efforts to sent oat next week. It is planned Co-villo, dancer, and Geraldine most forcibly is the similarity of ing. Pershing, pianist, were runners-up. one of ia series on “ The Theologj' tion. In fact, this prayer is a synthesize life, whereas the world to hold the Forty Hours’ devotioft the expression of the Pharisee. The priests of the Church exer masterpiece embodying in prac Study Club to Meet Other contestants were Peggy Ir cise this power by hearing the of Catholic Action.” This Satur about them is frantic in its effort without interrupuon. It will begin “ Who can forgive sins but God tical form the principal recommen St. Dominic’s study club ■will vin, vocalist; . Dorothy St. John, confession of sins and granting day’s address will be open to all to prevent life. with a Solemn Mass at 7 o’clock only?” affd the byword of the mod dations and teachings of the meet at the home of Mrs. M. C. reading; Ruth Ann Kennedy, im pardon for them as ministers of the public. He remarked that you can’t kick Sunday morning and will continue ern critic of Christ’s Church, “ If Chu^'ch in regard to contrition. Naughton, 2975 W. Douglas place, personator;- Virginia Bailey and God' and in His name. It follows Signing of the Lateran treaty nature in the face-without a kick- until the ’solemn closing af* B I want my sins forgiven, I wnll go It opens with an address to the Friday at 2 p. m. St. Ursula’s Emrtia Romano, piano and saxo from the sacrament’s nature as a between the Holy See and the Ital back, not to say anything about o’clock Monday evening. Details and confess to God in the privacy outraged God: “ 0 my God; I km phone duet, and Charlotte Lehan, judgment' that the penitent, after ian state was one of the most club will meet at 8 p. m. 'with Miss the black and blue conscience, and of the program will be announced of mv own heart.” heartily sorry for having offended impersonator. due examination of conscience, momentous events in the history Virginia Naughton, 2975 W. Doug pointed to the fact that the latest next week. DISCUSSION AIDS: Would Thee, and I detest all my sins.” The profits from this show will of the Cntuch in modern times. las place. findings in the field of endocrinol Fr. Johnson ^o Talk Feb. 12 you think a sacrament for the for must confess his sins to a duly The first reason assigned is fear, go to Loretto in China. Copies of authorized priest. The priest, on It brought to an end the imprison St. Francis of ’ Assisi’s club ogy and medical practice prove the The Catholic doctrine of Re giveness of the sins of Christians “ because I drdad the loss of heaven a pamphlet. At the Foot of the ment of the Pope in the Vatican, will meet Saturday at 8 p. m. at drastic effect upon the “ birth-pre demption will be covered in Father should be necessary? Did Christ discovering the proper dispositions Cross in China, by Sister Maureen, restored the temporal power of and the pains of hell,” but it im the hdme of Mrs. John Barry, venter” in the form of glandular Johnson’s .lecture, *‘A Purchased consider it necessary? Are all ir the penitent, w ll grant him ab were distributed at the meeting. the Papacy, and settled the rela mediately proceeds to the higher ^020 Irving street. unbalance, tumor malignancies, People,” to be given at the services Christians in accord in regard to solution or forgiveness. The peni Virginia Vollmar, Pauline Guin- tions between the Vatican and the motive, “ but most of all because and neuropathic conditions. Sunday evening, Feb. 13. Ques the institution of such a sacra tent’s part in the sacrament con-, St. Barbara’s club ■will meet don, Nancy Gregory, and Rosemary Italian government. they offend Thee, my God, who art Father Trame discussed the tions deposited in the box in the ment? How does Cardinal Gib sists of contrition, confession, and Thursday at 8:30 p. m. at the Elliott are in charge of all Mis Planned to Address Bishops all good and deserving of all my “ natural rhythm,” the moral as- vestibule before 6 p. m. Sunday bons characterize the sacrament satisfaction, all of which will be home of Miss Helen Snyder, 8315 sion week activities at the college. The Pope had planned for love.” The resolutions that should W. Hayward place. pict of the use of the relatively will be answered. Catholics are of Penance? Many persons pro explained in turn. spring from heartfelt sorrow are urged to bring their non-Catholic The entire student body is at the treaty’s anniversary to be non-fertile period, but remarked test vigorously that they will DISCUSSION AIDS: Did then listed, “ I firmly resolve, with All other confraternity study friends ^and neighbors. An invita tending the Mission Mass at the celebrated at an audience in which that, ordinarily, marriage without never confess their sins to any Christ actually give the Apostles the help of Thy grace, to confess clubs will maintain their regular tion' is extended to non-Cathplics Cathedral Friday. the Holy Father would address the children is an anomaly of nature. man; can we retort with a story the power of forgiving sms? my sins, to do ■ penance, and to schedule of meetings. to join the weekday instruction Skating Party Held entire Italian Episcopate of some In conclusion Father. Trame taken from Christ’s life? Is thjs Quote the words of promise to St. Public high school boys and classes. The members of the Sports club 280 Archbishops and Bishops, in amend my life.*’ Another formula listed each individual in the audi a just and fair application of this Peter (Matthew 16:19); to all girls are reminded of their meet Legion of Mary Meeta held an ice skating party at Ever cluding 14 Cardinals. of the same act adds, “ and I firrnly ence as an objective argument story? the Apostles (Matthew 18:18). A strong Papal warning to Car resolve to the best of my ability ings Monday and Tuesday eve against the practice of “ birth At a meeting of the Legion of green lake Sunday, Feb. 5. Tell the story o f the actual insti Mary Wednesday evening, Feb. 8, 2. But is the power of forgiv dinals and Bishops throughout the to avoid in the future all danger nings ‘ at 7 p. m. in the church prevention,” because each owed The junio^ (class study club met tution from St. John 20:21-23. attended by the national organizer. ing sins too much power for God world to stand firm in the preser ous occasions.” basement. ' his life, his ambitions,. and the on Wednesday, Feb. 8. Helen How is this power exercised in the Miss Mary Duffy, a report of work Kelly, Mercedes Riordan, Ruth to give to man? Practically every vation of the faith against under ' Sincere korrow for sins is so possibility of an immortal e?rist- accomplished was pres,ented by the Christian .admits that Baptism Church? Is the confession of sins mining oppressive forces was important* in the Christian life enCe to the fundamental fact that O’Brien, and Rosalie Lawrensen the logical development of the in members. Difficulty in making were hostesses. Helen Kelly re wipes out not only original sin planned for'the Saturday au that we can say with confidence De Valera Visit Is his parents did not in his regard proper .contacts for the work of but also any actual sin on the stitution of the sacrament as a dience, it was reported by Inter that anyone who will’ cultivate the practice birth prevention. viewed Sheila Kaye-Smith’s The tribunal? What are the three the legion has been experienced, in Valiant Woman. soul of the recipient. What national News service. habit of closing each day with an Definitely Assured cleanses the soul in Baptism? necessary acts of the penitent? Oratorical Contest j the parish because of a lack of a. ‘Mental Mixers’ to Meet The warning was scheduled to examinations of conscience and an complete census. The members Surely not merely the water 4. The sacrament of Penance include an expression of the Pon intelligent^ and sincere act of Con Preliminaries Held j The sophomore ‘‘Mental Mixers” (Continued From Page One) resolved to remedy this defect in a poured on the head. It is the sac was instituted as a medium tiff’s joy over the victory in Cata trition can be assured that he will The“ )reliminaries to the atjnual will hold, a monthly meeting Wed through which we might present Honorable Robert Brennan, 2310 systematic way within the next nesday, Feb. 15. Dorothy Sunder rament of Baptism that forgives lonia of Spanish “ Insurgent” Gen save his soul. He,may have a sud oratorical contest were held on an apology for our sins, and re Tracy place, Northwest, Washing few months. land, Harriet Barker, Ann Pape, them. The human minister by eralissimo Francisco Franco. His den death but it will not be un Monday'Tind Tuesday afternoons Mrs. T. M. Murray, 1694'Oneida making use of the symbol desig ceive forgiveness f ^ them. The Holiness was expected to express ton, requesting he invite Prime in the Regis Little theater. Eight Rose Marie Lucy, and Rene Troy provided for. He will have Jived Minister de Valera and entourage street, will be hostess to the mem nated for the purpose by Christ most necessapr element of an his gratification over the conquest habitually in the state of grace, men were chosen to compe^ in will be hostes.ses. apology is sincere sorrow; the to stop in Denver en route from bers of St. Jerome’s club Wednes A Valentine tea, honoring the applies to the soul the merits of of Barcelona, but to make known and we have the assurance that the finals: Charles Britten, Rich day evening, Feb. 15, at 8:30. Dis Christ. The sign used is the ap most necessary element of the his sorrow over the massacre of Los Angelefe about June 7. Minis ard Foley, Gerald Galligan.i Ed faculty, will be held Tuesday, Feb. “ as a man lives, so shall he die.” ter Brennan has been approached, cussion of the Bible will precede plication of water, the natural sacrament of Penance is sincere priests in Spam and the attacks DISCUSSION AIDS: What are ward Kelly, William McKknna, 14. Rosemary Elliott is in charge expects your wire, will give defi- the social hour. cleansing agent, with the pro contrition’, which is defined as true on the Church in Germany. the two great motives of contri Joseph Stein, Fred Van Valken- Mrs. Paul Fitzgerald, 1735 Lo of arrangements for the tea and grief of soul for having offended nte answer as soon as cablegram will be assisted by Virginia Voll nouncing of the words, “ I baptize Jubilee Ceremonies Planned tion? What do you mean by per burg, and Roland Zarlengo. The cust street, is recovering from an thee in the name of the Father God. There are extreme cases of Catholics throughout the world sent Ireland. Follow with letter judgeh of the contest were the mar, Margaret Anna Mullen, fect contrition? Is imperfect con referring that proceeds go for attack of flu. and of the Son and of the Holy emergency where confession of the will offer up their prayers for the trition sufficient for a worthy Con Rev. Ernest Danneger, S.J.i the Mrs. Renee Kinnear of 1446 Dorothy Ann Evers, Gertrude sins committed may be dispensed National Conference Catholic Waters, and Anne Monaghan as Ghost.” This symbol is very ap Pope on Sunday, and Pius XI fession? Recite and analyze, the Rev. William O’Shaughnessyi S.J., Rosemary street is Til at St. Jos propriate as a ritual of initiation, with. For one in danger of death originally planned to celebrate the Charities. Sign as secretary, de and Mr. J. Vergil Roach, S.J.: eph’s hospital. committee heads. sins may be remitted without full “ Act of Contrition.” What do you Valera Reception committee. . . .” and practically all Christians be 17th anniversary of his corona^ think of the habit of ending each The excellence of the 25 com Altar -Society to Meet Loretto held open house Friday, satisfaction by the patient. It is lieve that a mere human agent tion as Supreme Pontiff by par day with an examination of con Miss Lennon then sent this peting speakers made this contest ■ Altar and Rosary society mem Feb. 3, honoring the students from even possible, when one has perfect Regis college and the Newman club through employing it can elevate ticipating in thanksgiving cere science, and the “ Act of Contri message to Mr. Brennan: “ Will outstanding for quality as well as bers will assemble in the church contrition, for sins to be remitted members f r ^ Denver university, the soul to the plane of super monies at the great Basilica of tion?” . you please invite Prime Minister numbers. ! at 2 p. m. Friday, Feb. 10, for the without the absolution of the de Valera and entourage to stop Colorado university, and Colorado natural life. St. Peter. The Vatican City radio The finals of the oratorica con recitation of the Rosary., Bene Now all Christians do not re priest (though the duty of con station will broadcast the cere Denver en route from Los An test will be held at the collej e the school of mines. RELIGIOUS PRACTICES: diction will be given, after which main faithful to their., sublime fessing them remains), but God monies at St. Peter’s on Sunday geles about June 7? Letter fol latter part of February. the members will adjourn to the vocation. Christ has made use of Himself cannot dispense with the 1. Be grateful for the institu lows.” On Thursday afternoon the clubroom for the business meet morning. Many at Open House ' human agents and external signs necessity of sorrow for our sins In the afternoon there Is tion of the sacrament of Penance. Irish legation answered: “ Your A large number of Regis( men ing. Featuring the meeting will Gilda Rollo and to impart the supernatural life; as a condition of their forgive 2. Have faith in the priest’s wire received. Mr. de Valera will be the awarding of the chenille planned a public ceremony in spent an enjoyable evening at the is it not possible that He should ness. which Eugenio Cardinal Pacelli, power in this sacrament. stop off at Denver June 7 and Loretto Heights open house Satur bedspread donated by Mrs. Luke This sorrow in order to be ef 3. Resolve to use the sacrament leave afternoon June 8.” Parslow, Sr., for the benefit of have made use of another appro Papal Secretary of. State, will sing day evening, Feb. 4. The Regis Paul Ducey Wed priate symbol administered by fective must be interior, super a “ Te Deum” in thanksgiving for intelli»ently. Miss Lennon is proceeding with Rhythm Rangers, new student or the society. Mrs. Paul Grappae is # ------natural, universal, and sovereign. 4. I Excite yourself to genuine in charge of the enterprise, as human agents to restore that life the Pope’s 17 years in the Chair arrangements to welcome Mr. de chestra, made their debut byi play Miss Gilda Rollo, daughter of when forfeited by sin? Baptism The sorrow that consists in mere of Peter. Members of the Sacred sorroiw for your sins. Valera to Den'ver/^to have him ing for some o f the evening.! sistpd hv a corps of workers. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Rpllo of 3600 words and outward show is mock 5. Strive always to attain to The School club will meet at the is initiation into the society College of Cardinals in Rome and speak in the City auditorium, and ■Parents Meet ! Vallejo street, and Paul Ducey, ery of (iod. “ Rend your hearts, the sorrow based on love. rectory Friday evening, Feb. 10, founded by Christ for the salva of the Italian Episcopate plan to to honor him at a dinner if his The Regtis college Parentsfj asso son of J. Frank Ducey, member tion of souls. Penance is the re and not your garments” (Joel participate in the afternoon pro 6. End each day with a frank stay in Dlenver allows time for ciation met Monday evening |kt the -after novena services. Parishion- of the Register advertising depart examination of conscience and a ers and friends interested in play instatement of lapsed members. .2:13) is God’s own warning to gram. such a tribute. college. Father William [Ryan, ment, were married at 9 o’clock sincere “ Act of Contrition.” ing bridge and donating to the Societies are not accustomed _ to penitents. This does not forbid an American Broadcait Scheduled^ SJ., spoke to the group. The as High Mass Sunday in Our Lady Support of Conference Sought future St. James’ school are in reinstate these members by ini outward show of sorrow, but un In America the Pope’s jubilee is sociation was entertained by F. of Mt. Carmel church. The Rev. Fifteen Ihundred letters ihking vited to attend. tiating them anew. They employ less tears ar§ inspired by true scheduled to be celebrated with a R. Williams, who gave a shjow of Andrew- S. Dimichino, S.J., of some new formality. This for grief of soul they are mere hy special broadcast from St. Vincent support far the Denver meetinj magic. This was enjoyed by all. Mrs. William R. Walsh will en of the hfetional Conference o tertain St. Mary’s club Monday Regis college officiated. mality in the 'ease of th* Church pocrisy. Our sorrow is super Fen'er’s church in New York from Mr. Williams was assisted by Attendants of the bride were natural when it is prompted by Maryknoller to Catholic Charities were mailed to is the sacrament of Penance, 3 to 3 :30 p. m. The Dominican Fa his wife and his son, Fjrancisl afternoon, Feb. 13, at 2:15. Dis prominent Denver Catholics this cussion and study of the altar and her sister, Annette Rollo, m^iid which partakes of the nature of the grace of God and excited by thers, unoer the leadership of the who is a sophomore at the cpllegej- sanctuary will continue. of honor; Elizabeth Cirone and a judgment. The erring member motives that spring from faith. Very Rev. Terence McDermott, week. The Choral club sang for the j The newly organized .Sfimaj Rita Ducey, bridesmaids. The presents himself before the duly If a man is sorry for sin simply provincial, will sponsor the broad T------The dean’s office gave club met Wednesday evening, Feb. bridegroom, who is a graduate of authorized representative of because he has brought disgrace cast. They are also sponsors of the DeKver Sermon English Benedictine, 80, of students who have mair 8, when plans for future activities Cathedral high school, was at ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ nation-wide Rosary drive for the an average of Band ha'«e not were outlined. New requirements tended by Leo Cook and Paul Pope. Bishops throughout the Js Named Titular Abbot gone below the grade of Bj^ The for naembership were decided and Hebert. Rev. F. G. Smith country' have been asked to en (Continued From Page One) honor roll follows: 1, P. Curtis; A breakfast at the home of the mission, and until quite recently 1, J. Kirch; 3, D. Brown; 3, P. John B. Leyaon was ajjpointed Confraternity of Christian Doctrine courage the faithful to recite the London.— On the night before president and Miss Irene Thielen, bride followed the nuptial serv Rosary either publicly or private was so classed. Bishop Machebeuf his solemh blessing as the new Hallet; 3, F. Mayer; 3, C. Shimon; secretary-treasurer. A skating ices, and a reception was held 2419 E. 5th Avenue ly for the Pope's intentions.. It pioneered in mission work for Colo Abbot of ; the great Benedictine 3, J. Schwab; 8, A. Roberts*; 8, D. party was arranged for Wednes there in the afternoon. The Denver, Colorado is expected that at least a mil rado. He brought priests from the abbey of Downside, Dorn Sig^ebert Taylor; 8, J. Connors; 10,; R. M. day evening, Feb.-15. couple left on a honeymoon trip Dear Father Smith: lion Rosaries will be said for the East to begin missions in Denver, Trafford Announced that he had Stewart; 10, F. Williams; 13, P. to the southern part of the state. Pontiffs intentions— the good of Pueblo, Colorado Springs, Greeley, a^ipointed an 80-year“ ld member Celia; 13, H. Kildaree 15, P. Con- Fr. Schulte to Speak On their return, they will reside Please enter my order for eight copies of the Denver Catholic religion, the promotion of world and other centers. of his community to be a Titular nemy; 1.5, J. Coursey; 15, J. Daly; at 3600 Vallejo street. Register through the spring discussion club semester, Feb. 2 to peace, and the development of a 'Missionary work is progi'essing, Abbot. The honored monk, Dom 15, W. Hercules; 15, J. Lohkarap. At Park Hill Library March 30, nine issues, for which I enclose one dollar in full payment. spirit of tolerance among all the the mission director affirmed, but Ethelbert Horne, becomes Abbot The Coffee club met Sbturday Catholic Action School peoples. Plans for the Rosary it needs money for support. The of Glastonbury, where England’s evening, Feb. 4, at the hjime of On Thursday, Feb. 16, at 2 p.,hi., To Be Held for Women project were submitted to Car Society for the Propagation of the first Christian church was built, Robert Byers. Those presMt were thO Rev. Theodore Schulte, S.J., dinal Pacelli and were given the Faith has been organized to back The abbey was dissolved by King Francis Jacobs, Charles Rrittan, Bilbao. — A C a th o 1 i c Action of Regis; will speak at the Park approval of Pius XI himself. the missionaries with stable finan Henry VIII and its last Abbot Paul Hallett, Jack Brittani, Wen school for women will be held at Hill branch library on “ How cial support. was martyred, and now only ruins dell Hercules, Douglas G r^ , Wal -‘Rugged Individualism,’ Fascism, Santander in June. Similar courses Up to Thursday no Denver radio, station had arranged to A good way to be a missionary are standing. This year, however ter Burke, Mr. william Rossner, and Communism, Oppose Christoc- conducted at Zaragoza in Novem a new church is to be built. It S. J., and the host, Robert Byers. ber were attended by 230 future broadcast either the Vatican or is to tell others about the missions racyi Which Is the (jnly True Com will stand almost on the site of At this meeting there was k 8nest, plete Solution of the Social Sit directors of women’s Catholic Ac the New York program on Sun and make all Catholics mission minded, the priest concluded. Abbot Whiting’s execution. Marvin Milan, a graduate pf 1936. uation,” ’- tion organizations. day.
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Colorado Upholstery Co. Costume Jewelry Is Necessary **’'••»**• Houy- CLIP THIS COUPON SPECIAL PRICE rood players also have become junk jewelry- Chair Upholstered in Friie and CmHEDIIILBIIlL minded. Joan Fontaine, for example, wears a mask clip for the lapel of her man-tailored wool SOCI[TyiilLL F#li"ette ...... S9.00 suit. It has a white ivory head with a gold nose ring and earrings. Loraine Johnson wears an adap Davenport ...... $16.00 tation of a native good-hick charm. It is a necklace of gold links, striiAg with filigree beads and The Value of This Coupon % | | i ANV WORK GUARANTEED dangling an ivory elephant. Kay Sutton copies the native turban in grey wool to match a military To the Readers of The Register A Cushions refilled with new spring and new frock that sets off her choice of a gadget. The ggdget consists of two jgold and jewel-leaf clusters cotton SI.00 each 10 BE DISCIISSEO 1 lb; Early’i Delicious Coffee regular value 25c General Furniture Repairing that pin on the front and back and hold up three gold chains that' hang, from the right shoulder. 2450 16th 8t. Phone '^Allup J304 COFFEES - TEAS - SPICES EXTRACTS - SYRUP ' G O O D M E A T S IT MEET PBIDH Buy Direct at Wholesale Prices _ W^ Serve Catholic-Hospitals and Institli- The Cathedral ball will be the (Holy Family Parish) /-w tions, High Class Hotdls and Restaurants GUS’S MARKET principal topic of discussion at the 613 EAST 13th AVENUE The Holy Name society will re meeting of the Cathedral Altar and ceive Holy Communion in a body The Early Coffee Co. Phones: KEystone 0286— 0287 Rosary society to be held at the at the 7:30 Mass this Sunday. In Deliveries Start: 11:00 a. m. and 3:00 p. m. home of Mrs. Oscar Male Friday the future the meeting night for 1613-15 MARKET ST. MAin 9122 Orders of 50r or More Free afternoon, Feb. 10. the society will be the Monday eve The president, Mrs. Knight, ning following Communion Sunday. Ipopes that not only members of The next meeting will take place the parish but any women inter Feb. 13. Thursday evening of next- ested in the success of the ball will week the society will sponsor a FILLMORE DRUG be present on this occasion.- three-act play, which will be pre PERFECT WASHING AND IRONING There are still many details to sented in the school hall at 8 o’clock, For as Little as STORE, INC. arrange and reports from the ticket The Eucharistic devotions will committees to be heard. be resumed Friday evenings at , 6 CENTS A POUND 2836 E. Colfax Avenue A generous i-esponse from the 7:30. , ; Wcarmj; ApparrI Fluffed Dry All Flat Pieces Beautifully ironed patrons was particularly hearten X SHIRTS 6c Our Prescription Department is James Stanley, infant son of Mr. 2315 W. 29th ing. The complete list of patrons and Mrs. J. S. Hershberger, was the pride of our store— Let us will be published next week. CresciKit Laundry, Inc. GA. Convince j’ou by filling your baptized Sunday. Prescriptions. , Several members of the clergy Class to Sponsor Show are expected to attend the meeting, The junior class of the high Free Delivery Service to Any Part of and'the Rev. Dr. Thomas A. Doran school will sponsor a benefit show the City for Any of Your Wanti ■ and Mary Coughlin will be the at a neighborhood theater Friday speakers. CALL EAST 1296-1294 evening, Feb. 10. The pictures to WE SUGGEST ? be shown are Rose Marie and Readers Publishes Thanhs Freshman Year. Since the stu Patronii* These Firms. They A reader wishes to publish dents receive payment only on the ■Are Co-operating With Your thanks to -St. Anthony and the tickets they sell and not on the Poor Souls for favors received. TO W M YAILII Paper. money turned in at the box office, all who plan to attend are re quested to procure their admit Colorado's Finest tance tickets from the students. A social will be held in the school hall Thursday, Feb. 16. • The senior class held an inter school moving picture in the hall Tuesday, Feb. 7. .The proceeds of BREAD this were put into the fund for the annual. P.-T.A. Meet Scheduled The Holy Family P.-T.A. will meet at the home of Mrs. Eugene Heiberger, 4456 Y'ates street, Feb. 15. Mrs. C. H. White will be the LADIES assistant hostess. TRY OUR DE LUXE SEr W cE The P.-T.A.- wilf hold its card party at 8 p. m. in the school hall For Texaco Gasoline at the Following Stations: Feb. 17. Arrangements are now (1 )^ 1 3 0 2 Delaware being made for the event. Host esses will be Mmes. D. L. Heinicke, ( 2 ^ Colfax and Emerson Hits and Bits Sylvester Reed, J. B. Ginn, J. (3) 4601 Waishington | Ahearn, C. Cores.sel, S. F. Chilero, (4) West 38th and Kalamath | Year csuiaot barm the lUor dial 'y ip lo n [/o ^ i J. F. O’Keefe, Victor Moore, T. ?! . ' We Make ISeie Friends—-Old Friends ! Is prolecled whh Rl'RRER FLOOR Haney, W. Cowling, R. Giesler, When baking beans, fruit pies, and E. G. Flynn, and others. V'ARNISH. Like a ceating of glass, macaroni and cheese, or any dish MERGHANTS OIL COMPANY, INC. this duraUe vamisk kee|w Ike wood that is apt to boil over, place a pan (By Jane Cochran, Fashion summer. Sandals for after-dark uateuched. Roes not skew scrairkrs. filled with about one inch of water Editor) wear are created in a variety of Altar, Rosary Society underneath the dish. This keeps Wm net cheek *r war white. Dries New York.— (IN S)—Not con new fabrics. The draped dress To Hold Meet Feb. 10 !■' 4 kottrs-a p-eat eMvenieiiee', use the oven clean and the under pan tent with a season of riotous color maker influence is seen in many of the rooM is hardh’ iutemi|sleH. is easy to wash. in hats, gloves, coats, and dresses, of the new evening sandals, both in fabric and in' kidskin.^ (Holy Ghoit Parish) Let yaur .4leMvirtry dealer show you designers have introduced color The Holy Ghost Altar and MTien making apple jelly add haw ecanantieaMy you can keej) doors into a new field . . . cruise shoes. “No more conservatism.” is the Rosary society will meet Monday, one scant cup of cinnamon candy Wie new wilk Rnhher Floor Varnisk. Departing from the standard, decree for shoes, and fotftwear will Feb. 13, at 2 p. m. in the Holy to a recipe calling for five cups of conventional'onventiona! shades, one cruise more often contrast with than Ghost hall. Miss Wilma Gerspach Do Your Feet Hurt! juice. The result is a delightfully shoe collection shows sandals and match the dress. has arranged a brief program. different flavor and a beautiful oxfords in unusual, vivid cosmetic The chic woman will be gaily Hostesses will be Mmes. Elizabeth color. shades. Emphasis is placed on dressed, even to the tips of her Doelerer and Agnes Schlamm and RAtMff VAtNtftM AUTt WiHM* Ala* cyclamen, lilac, fuschia, and berry toes. Miss Alicfe Jones. This is your opportunity ANO M'WROM ttAtVt Siwet 1 •k> When canning pears, if a ifew colors as well as sulphur, carmine, to get quick, safe relief! 18At At . Atwvt* drops of red or green coloring are cornflower-blue, white, and rasp dropped on the top before sealing, berry ice. Sueded pigskin and alli they may be used to make very gator are dyed in the new pastels pretty salads, especially for and the important bright colors Do You have. . Christmas. and are the newest materials for resort shoes. • Painful corns? Pikes Peak Cup Cakes In mashing potatoes add a small Antelope, kidskin, featherweight pinch of baking powder. This BY BETTY calf, and bright colored patent • Callouses ? will make the potatoes light and leather are among the ' favored 1 2 /3 'cups Pikes Peak Cake 1 cup sugar fluffy. leathers for Southern sun wear, • Bunions? Flour 2 eggs leell beaten and outstanding emphasis has been 1 \ < 1 teaspoon baking poteder Vi cup milk A few tablespoons of chopped placed on the unusual use of fab • Rheumatic-like feet? 1/3 cup butter 1 teaspoon tanHla rics. sweet red and 'gireen peppers make • Leg pains? Sift flour once thep measure. Add baking powder and sift coleslaw or salads attractive:ti and Other Shoei Deicribed together three more times. Cream, butter thoroughly, add sugar add much to the flavor. Hand-blocked India print, per • Weak arches? graduallj% creaming together until light and fluffy. Add eggs, forated millinery felt, printed ehal- then flour, alternately -with' milk, small portion at a time. Beat Devil’s food cake becomes an lis, striped and plaid jersey, and • Fallen arches? after each addition jin-til smooth. Add flavoring. Bake in gel’s food when you serve it with peasant linen are worked into shoes greased cup cake pans, filling them about two-thirds full. Bake whipped cream and many slices of for daytime wear, and evening san for 20 to 25 minutes in moderate oven, 350° F. Makes two golden-ripe bananas. dals appear in embroidered crepe, I !, dozen cup cakes. embossed satin, colored felt, and I Lemon with tea is a tradition, candy-stripe silk. but thin slices of orange ivith your Platform soles ai;e still impor Take Advantage of I Hungarian Flour Mills cheering cup is good, too. tant in footwear shown for cruises and resorts. Platforms are not so Shepherd’s pie is a good thing thick as those shown for the winter season and are used as decorative The flower shop you can depend upon to make you up a smart, at to feed your flock when there is By B E T T Y BARCLAY Dr. Schoirs tractive gift of flowers for Valentine’s Day, at prices tha^ will meet leftover lamb; combine the lamb notes. A white suede sandal, in- The orange crumb pie pictured Pour the decaffeinated coffee over with your full approval. Complete selections of seasonable flo-vvers with vegetables and broth, cover it tei;-laced with tan leather, has above, as -well as the other dishes a pint of Ice cream In a punch bowl And plants, specially selected and packed to make your gift outstanding. with biscuit dough. matching tan platform soles. featured below, are offered as sug or big mixing bowl, and blend Cruise-wear shoes have less backs gestions for that Valentlne’a Day lightly with an egg beater until the Prompt City-Wide Delivery than even last summer’s open- luncheon, dinner and evening party: ice cream Is partly melted. Sprinkle Breakfast on cold mornings: backed styles, but the toe open Foot Comfort Rice waffles with plenty of butter Orange Crumb Pie with grated nutmeg. Vanilla, coffee, SPETH FLORAL GO. ings, shown in shoes for resort (Makes 1 pie) or chocolate Ice- cream combines and sirup and coffee! wear, are smaller. CH. 1337 1261 E. COLFAX CH. 1244 ------L 2 egg yolks, beaten well with the coffee fiaVor. > Poppy seed is a gqod topping for Because milady prefers them, H cup flour To make decaffeinated coffee by simple cookies, as well as for buns high heels still le^d in popularity, \ cup sugar the percolator method, use 1 heap W eek ing tablespoon decaffeinated coffee, and rolls. but designers have placed greater ^ teaspoon salt Distinctive Permanent Open. Evenings - empha.sis this year on developing Mix well and add: regular grind, dor each cup (14 pint) of cold water. Pour cold water Waving Hours— S A. M. to 10 P. M. 11 Try adding left-over or freshly attractive low and medium-heeled 1V4 cups milk shoes . . . a . boon to tall women 1 cup orange juice into pot. Set percolator basket in cooked vegetables to a thick creamy pot and put coffee In It. Cover. sauce in which eggs or cheese are and women -who simply don’t like 1 teaspoon grated orange rind Just 3 More Days Joseph’s Beauty Sflon walking on high heels. Cook in double boiler 15 minutes, Let percolate slowly and gently 15 424 E. Colfax Ave. TAbor 1621 !! used. to_ 20 minutes. (For a 4-cup perco Claixic Footwear Being Shown or until thickened, stirring fre quently. Cool. Pour Into crumb lator, use ?4 cup coffee.) ‘ Important among the footwear crust pie shell. Cover with merin ' Valentine Aspic Thursdayf Friday-, and Saturday DENHAM GARAGE now shown are the classic models gue. Bake 15 to 20 minutes in a 2 cups solid pack tomatoes . . . white buck pumps and oxfords glow oven to set meringue. When 1 teaspoon dried thyme FREE DELIVERY AT CUT PRICES GENERAL GARAGE with blue or tan calf trimming, a cold serve If desired with whipped 1 teaspoon salt February 9th, 10th 11th style that never loses its smart SERVICE cream. 6 cloven 14 hay leaf PENCOL DRUG STORES ness. ‘ Llm ai au Gratin 14 teaspSbn grated onion ^ Serrin* Denver Evening sandals ejee mainly 3 cups cooked, dried Limas li teaspoon Wbreestershire sauce There’s no excuse- for enduring constant irritation of weak, 1826 California St. 2 drops Tabasco saijce fiaur’s Ice Cream and Candy imagination . . . ‘ backless, toeless 1 cup thin white sauce painful feet. Dr. Scholl, the famous foot authority, has TAhor 1061 with only a few straps oyer the % cup grated cheese 14 teaspoon cayenne* (optional) Imported and Domeatie Liiluora Small can of asparagus tips designed and perfected a special Foot Comfort Appliance or 564 E. Colfax Are. TAbor 2313 instep. Three scalloped straps, % cup buttered crumbs decorated with jewels; nailheads, lA teaspoon salt 2 tablespoons gelatine Remedy for every foot trouble. All this week a demonstration and fantastic ornaments fOrm the Arrange Limas, sauce and cheese 2 cups canned unsweetened Is being conducted in our department! Pedo-graph Prints will Hawaiian pineapple juice major part of one sandal that will In layers In a baking dish. Cover be raa’de of your stockinged feet without charge! go South now and to parties all top with crumbs and bake In a Simmer the tomatoes with all of moderate oven (350° F.) about 20 the seasonings and the water from CITY PARK DAIRY the can of asparagus about 20 MiCijiONI PRODUCis minutes. _ ■ The Denver is equipped tcith a complete line o f Dr, Scholl's minutes, or until tomatoes are very GRADE A Holstein or Guernsey milk. _We produce all the Chocolate Peanut Butter Roll I Seton Guild Meets s o ft Then strain through a fine treatments! Come in, Mr, Cook tcill advise you on your foot milk we sell— and deliver it the same day. It has the flavor 2 squares unsweetened chocolate sieve, pressing through as much of troubles! because it is fresh from our farm every day. stunilch^drm f Yi cup sweetened condensed milk the pulp as possible. At Kemme Home 114 cups confectioners’ (4X) sugar While this Is cooking, soak the THE DENVER—SECOND FLOOR PHONE EA. 7707 Insure your kiddies' 3 teaspoons peanut butter gelatine In 14 cup of the pineapple growth and strength 3 The Seton guild met at the % teaspoon vanilla juice. Over this pour the hot’ by serving American home of Mrs. Frank Kemme, 2820 Melt chocolate in top of double tomato juice and stir until gelatine Raleigh, Thursday, Feb. 2. Lunch holler. Add sweetened condensed Beauty Macaroni is dissolved. Add Temalnder of eon was served at 12:30, after milk. Blend thoroughly. Remove pineapple juice. Rinse a large heart- often. Contains all which various games were played from Are. Add sifted confectioners’ shaped mold with cold water, pour Imperial Coal Co. the vital elements until 4 o’clock,- when the business sugar (sift before measuring) In a little of the gelatine mixture they need. meeting was called .to order. The gradually. Add peanut butter and and return to the refrigerator to BE SU R E month’s business of the society vanilla. Blend thoroughly. Form harden. Place the asparagus tips "Where Denver 'Shops With Confidence”—Phone KE, 2111 was re-viewed. Honored guests Into a roll. Place on buttered sheet. In the center of the mold and add were Sisters Ellen Rita and Janet Chill. When firm, cut In slices the remaining gelatine mixture. To Ask for IMPERIAL When You Next of the Sacred Heart convent. Sweet Dreamt Punch Chiu until firm. TJnmoId on a cold Order Goal The next meeting will be held 4 cups freshly made, chilled platter, garnish with crisp chicory at the home of Mrs. D. McGroarly, decaffeinated colled or watercress and radish roses. 514 Denham Bldg. - ' Phone KE. 535fl 2451 York, March 2, when Mrs. • IH pints Ice cream Serve with a tart French dressing. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS J. McNulty will assist the hostess.' Grated nutmeg This amount will serve 9 to 8., Thursday, Feb. 9, 1939 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DEKVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Tielephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE NINE A n Unexpected Challenger Reds, Cardinals Clash 32nd Millrose games in New York city’s Madison Square garden, in 4:13. Chuck Fenske of Wisconsin Regis Rangers to Southern Cagers Will i; (center) is shown trailing Cunningham (right) by only two yards when Glenn hit the finish-line tape. i I n Crucial Cage Tilt Oppose Strong Resume Play Feb, IZ After narrowly escaping defeat depending on the Annunciation five Canon City.— The four Southern rocks, however, will have the ad'^ at the hands of St. Francis’ last to end Regis’ dominance over paro Colorado Catholic league t^ams, vantage of playing on their hom^ week, Regis high’s Reds will be chial clubs, and many still believe after a week’s rest from loop court and ^ fore a home crowd,* callerf upon to display their best that they are capable of dethroning New Mexico Five strife, will return to their cage and therefore will be a slight brand of ball when they meet the the champs. The Cards have the warfare Sunday, as two important favorite over ihe Crusaders. ;» Annunciation Cardinals Friday games are on the books. strongest scoring combine in the The Regis Rangers will face The Crusaders are not to be night, F e t 10, at 8 o’clock in Ca- league with four men, Frank Sul The fair ground’s floor at Pueblo taken lightly, for Coach Ed Smith thediral g ^ . Other games in the livan, A1 Hepp, Dick Hartman, and their stiffest opposition of the sea will be the scene _ of the has drilled his boys in a “ fire Parochial league will find the Sa Len Roach, capable of pouring the son Friday night, Feb. 10, at 8:30 week’s major battle, which brings brigade” style of play .which keeps cred Heart Outlaws meeting the leather spheroid through the net. when the powerful New Mexico the undefeated Pueblo Catholic them on the move throughout 32 Holy Family Tigers at 7 and Mul Regis, with 11 straight wins be high Shamrocks to clutches with Normal team invades the Regis minutes of every game, and a team len high’s Mustangs encountering hind it and the possessor of four the up-and-coming Crusader band g;j'm for the first of a two-game that can keep fly ball moving is St. J(^eph’s at 9. pennants in the last five years, has of St. Mary’sj Walsenburg. In series with the Rangers. always dangeroqe. The Cardinal-Red fray is defi everything to lose in the tilt. The the second game at Trinidad, Ab The Southern quintet. New Mex It is expectrtl that “ Rags” Ren nitely the hit attraction of the Reds have been the target for every bey’s Bears and the Holy Trinity fro, Irish mentor, udll start Chuck loop member since the basketball ico state champions last year, have Catholic prep court season. The Tigers will tangle. Carara and Johnny Naughton at Annunciation team, well stocked season opened and thus far have racked up a sparkling record The pace-setting Irish of Pueblo demonstrated ‘ a decided contempt against all types of court teams in forwards, Kenny Murphy at the with veterans, is trying to bring looked none too good in their 22- rfivot, and “ Buff” Abell and either the East side school its first cage for the onslaught of their oppo the present campaign, and, accord to-14 victory over St. Mary’s of nents. The experienced front line ing to word drifting in from Las dagger or Coudayre at guards, championship. Until the Cardinals Colorado Springs last Sunday, and while Sanchez, Vigil,. Willcins, were l)pset by St. Joseph’s two trio of the Reds, composed of Bill Vegas, plan to continue their suc unless their offensive game clicks Crowley, Ed Mullen, and Jack cesses at the expense of the Ran Padia, and Felice will sflsrt for weeks ago, league partisans were better the Crusaders may tie them St. Mary’s. j j* Celia, have been too much for the gers. Led by lanky Ed Hutchison, for league honors. The Sham- opposition, and it will be this trio all-state center last year, who has Bears %Meet Rat^n which will tffy to bring vie ory to averaged 17 points per game this The Canon City Bears, highest the Jesuit p^epsters Friday night. year, the New Mexico quintet are scoring team in the league, will Off past records the Reds rate favored to defeat Coach Dave Kel travel: to Raton Saturday to meet N U N I O m O I P ley’s proteges. a slight edge, but the game should c.y. Bomiis Ratoi^ high, then return to Trin- be a thriller from tipoff to gun. Saturday night, -when the two jidad for their league encounter The 9 o’clock battle between St. teams meet again at 8:30, the Regis ^with Coach Barney Tarabino’a Joseph’s and Mullen high is almost high Reds will meet Frederick high Tigers Sunday afternoon. as important as the headlined con school's cagers in a preliminary Both the Bengals and the Bruink contest at 7:30. M 3 T IT U S are virtually out of the race foVt test. The two quintets are tied for I St. Elizabeth’s and St. Francis’ third place and the winner will go Rangers Split With Omaha U. league honors, but are in a posi^* tion to make it a hot race forlth^ are sure of being the only un into undisputed possession of sec Playing before a large crowd in C.Y.O. mitt artists finished the loop leaders. The Tigers have* yet* beaten teams in the Junior Paro ond place. The Bulldogs have the City auditorium Tuesday night, 11th annual Elks’ boxing tourna to win a league tussle, but may,, chial league for another week as improved rapidly since the the Rangers looked anything but ment in a blaze of glory to carry spring a surprise on the Canoii/ all squads will rest from league season opened and with Jimmy Al impressive as they bowed before off three class A titl^ and a run ABBEY BEARS TO PLAY 6 CAGE City Bears and even the serief ®^c6inpetition Sunday before resum len and Adam 'Heit flashing fine St. Francis’ and. Omaha university, 40 to 32. After ner-up position, while a Holy Fam ing play Feb. 19. form the West siders may trip the leading, 18 to 17, at halftime, ily high school student won the between the two schools. Thi^I In last Sunday’s games St. Jos favored Mustangs. GAMES IN REST OF FEBRUARY Regis wilted before the fast pass 118-pound division of the novice game will mark the 20th meeting, eph’s upset the Sacred Heart team, Mullen, after resting for two ing of its ,red-shirted rivals and class. on ‘the hardwood in the past tew was never able to catch the Omaha years of teams representing Hojyj 11 to 9; this Blessed Sacrament weeks, has been awarded the fa Canon City.— (Abbey School) Raton high, then return to Trini Ice Mancinelli, A1 Allard, and vored role because the Mustangs St. Joseph’s Tied invaders. Poor passing and medi Sammy Calabrese, all winners in Trinity high and the Abbey school,i team won its first victory of the — It is little wonder Coach “ Olie” dad to play Holy Trinity high a ocre work under the defensive back- Starting for Abbey in Sunday’s- season from Cathedral. 18 to 16; dumped the Holy Family team Herigstad’s Abbey hardwood forces the recent C.Y.O. tournament, cap league game Sunday, Feb. 12. board cost the Rangers the game, game will be Joseph “ Twink” ' St. John’.s^^nosed out 5t. Cather while St. Joseph’s was defeated by are called the “ Busy Bruins.” In tured the 118, 126, and _ 147- ine’s, 6 to 4, and St. Francis’ won the same combination. Jack Stans- The weekend of Peb. 18 and 19 as the Omaha team repeatedly stole pound championships, respectively. Murphy, ihe league’s leading scor the remaining days of February er, and his brother. Bill, at for* a close one from St. Philomena’s, bury, one of the better centers in For C.Y.O. lead the Bears will play six games, or will find the Bears in Leadville rebounds and converted them into Charles Rust, lone Mullen entry in wards; “ Mo” Mahoney, Denver llto 7. the league; Joe Padia, and Sam an average of a game about every and Climax, and Feb. 21 Pueblo baskets. the finals, dropped a four-round ^ '•^The Sacred Heart five were un Jarvis carry Mullen’s hopes in the Y will, be met in Pueblo. Sunday, Andy Curtis led the Rangers in decision to A1 Hinojosa, Fort sophomore, at center, with Cap three days. tain “ Bunky” Zabrusky and, beaten before their defeat at the struggle. St. Francis’ and St. Joseph’s Feb. 26, will find the Applepickers the scoring column with 14 points, Warren. Leo Walton, Holy Fam continued at the top of the C.Y.O. On Feb. 11 the Abbey will “ Moon” Mooney in the back court; hands of the Toy Bulldogs and The curtain-raiser between the engaging^Pueblo Catholic high on which is as it should be, ily student, fighting under the col league this week as a result of travel 'to Raton, N. Mex., to meet In the opening liijeup for the were favored, along with the two Tigers and Outlaws should be a the Abbey floor in what loooms as since he fired more times at the ors of Landes, completed a sensa Tigers will be “ Bay” XJagliardl loop leaders, to be in the thick of close tilt all the way. Both teams victories scored Wednesday night the game of the season. February basket than any other two Regis tional string of kayos to knocked the battle for the championship. have the defeat side of the ledger in the Cathedral gym. St. Francis’ cage trips will carry the Bears men. out Dick Jones of Boulder in the and Harry Gleason on the vrings, LEAGUE STANDINGS heavily loaded and will be out to broke all league scoring records more than 700 miles. second round for the 118-pound Bill Nuschy at. center, and Doc TEAM— W. L. Pet. to defeat Our Lady of Mt. Carmel St. Catherine’s Wednesday night, however, the Roberts, and Manny Kimball al; St. Francis* ...... 3 0 1.000 strike a more even balance. The Denver C.Y.O. Team Defeated Rangers flashed the brand of ball diadem in the novice class. Tigers seem to be a little stronger, team, 80 to 23, while St. Joseph’s All three of the class A champs guards. 1 St. Elizabeth’ s ...... 2 0 1.000 nosed out St. Catherine’s, first half Abbey high’s Bears garnered that enabled them to run up seven St.’ Joseph’s ...... 2 1 .667 but the Sacred Heart team is ca their seventh victory out of ten victories in a row and trounced the will participate in the boxing card Sacred Heart ...... 2 1 .667 pable of an upset. champions, 30 to 26: In other Wms Playoff Tilt scheduled Wednesday, Feb. 15. Sti. Philomena’ s ...... 1 1 .500 starts Sunday, Feb. 5, when they same Omaha U. quintet, 64 to 38. games Cathedral defeated the at the City auditorium, when the Blessed Sacrament ...... 1 2 .333 LEAGUE STANDINGS Holy Family team, 31 to 19, and turned back the strong St. Francis’ Curtis again led the Rangers, this St. John’s ...... 1 2 .333 TEAM— w L TJ> OP Pet. St. Catherine’s won the first-half C.Y.O, team of Denver, 39 to 31, time scoring 24 points. Coach Kel Utah Golden Gloves winners will Cathedral ...... 0 2 .000 St. Philomena’s took a thriller meet the regional titleholders Clean Curtains St.. Catherine’ s ...... 0 3 .000 Regis ...... 4 0 100 66 1.000 from the Sacred Heart-Loyola championship of the C.Y.O. league on the local court. ley inserted his second team in the Annunciation . .. 3 102 67 crowned in the Elks’ tourney. The 1 .760 quintet, 29 to 24. Sunday night as Cathedral’s cagers The Denverites, co-leaders of latter stages of the game when the Means a brighter home— ‘ Mullen ...... 2 1 58 68 .667 went do-wn to a 22-to-20 defeat in invaders were trailing by 42 first bout will get under way at Sts Joteph'a ... .. 2 1 49 43 .667 St. Francis’ scoring rampage the C.Y.O. league, entered the We do them up beautifully.' Miss Mary Cosgriff Is a play-off game in the Cathedral points. 8 :30. St. Francis*...... 2 s 95 93 .400 was largely due to the shooting game as favorites, but the fast Plain Married at Chapel Rite Cathedral ...... 1 2 68 89 .333 gym. In another game on the same breaking offensive tactics of the Holy Family ... .. 1 3 73 101 .250 of George Young, Gene Ater, and program Cathedral high school’s Curtains Sacred Heart . .. 0 4 61 78 .000 Joe Huber, who scored 27, 22, and Canon Benedictines kept the Den Blucjays nosed out a battling ag verites trailing the entire game, Pair Miss Mary Cosgriff, daughter of TEN LEADING SCORERS 17 points respectively. St. Jos gregation representing St. Mary’s C.Y.O. BALL TO BE HELD AT Mrs. T. A. Cosgriff and the late G FG FT TP eph’s came back after trailing St. Cathedral high school, Cheyenne, Zabrusky, Bruin captain and T. A. Cosgriff, prominent banker Cells, R.. f...... 4 9 .87 Catherine’s, 15 to 12, at the end Wyo., 21 to 20. stellar defensive map, opened the Mullen. R., c...... 4 \t 3 38 of the first half to chalk up a well- scoring for the day with a one- and sheepman, became the bride The C.Y.O. tilt was a thriller all CORONADO CLUB ON FEB. 16 of Giulio di Giulio, former lieu Hendricks, S. F., c...... B 10 7 27 earned victory. hand shet from the comer, and 3 0 c Roach, A. f...... 9 8 26 the way with neither team having this gave his mates the needed tenant of the Italian army, in St. Stansbury, M., c...... 3 10 3 23 Next week’s schedule bills more than a four-point advantage Paul’s chapel of the Cathedral Flynn, S. F., z ...... \6 9 3 21 games on Monday and Wednesday spark which kept them in the Final arrangements have been erine’s, St. Joseph’s, Our Lady of The at any time and the lead changing Mt. Carmel, Sacred Heart-Loyola, Saturday, Feb. 4, before the Rt. Hupp, S. F., f...... 5 9 2 20 nights. Monday’s quadruple-head lead throughout the tussle. At completed for the first annual C.Y. Hepp, A., c...... 4 9 2 20 hands frequently. Superior abil St. Philomena’s, Holy Family, and F A M IL Y Phone Rev. Monsignor Hugh L. Mc- er is as follows; Holy Family team the half the Abbey was leading, Macaluso, H. F., f.... i...... 4 9 2 20 ity of St. Catherine’s marksmen’ 0. ball to be held Thursday night, Cathedral. , Menamin. Sullivan, A., g...... 4 8 4 20 vs,' St. Catherine’s, 7 o’clock; St. 21 to 9. L A U N D R Y S from the free-throw line decided Feb. 16, at the Coronado club. Proceeds of the function will Joseph’s vs. St. Philomena’s, 8; the contest. Paced by Gene Ater, former Sacred Heart-Loyola team vs. St. Abbey player, the Denver team East 16th avenue and Clarkson be divided between the central or- , 2412 Curtis St. Francis’i 9, and Our Lady of Mt. As a result of their victory Sun began to click with more smooth street. The affair was originally gamirBtTon -and the parish -branches day night St. Catherine’s bas- CarmeU team vs. Cathedral, 10. ness in the third quarter and deew scheduled for the Knights of Col of the . C.Y.O. The parish units Invest your money safely in the Pontifical Catholic keteers will meet the second-half plan to use the profits from the On W’ednesday the schedule lists within five points of the Bears, but umbus hall bat a practice session St. Joseph’s vs. St. Francis’, 7; winners of the C.Y.O. league for Ralston, Abbey center, who en affair to orgagiize better their part JOBS WANTED | Sacred Heart-Loyola team vs. Ca the city championship. tered the game in the last frame, for the opera, Lucia di Lammer- of the program, while the central UNIVERSITY ANNUITY BONDS thedral, 8; Our Lady of Mt. The clash between the Cathedral kept the Bears comfortably ahead moor, which had been previously body is • attempting to build up a For Good Workers' S 5 % to 7% Interest for Life Carmel team, vs., St. Catherine’s, high teams was just as interesting with three baskets. ' scheduled for the same night, sinking fund that will enable C. of any type, permanent or odt as the C.Y.O. battle, with the Chey Y.O. activities to be carried For details write to 9, and Holy Family team vs. St. Ater, Young, and Jennings led necessitated changing the locale job, call Employment Department Philomena’s, 10. enne club staging a great rally in throughout the entire year. Rev. Father Ralph, SVD, Nat’l Dir. the SL Francis’ scoring attack, of the function. Music for the Wednesday’s game between St. the fourth quarter. The Denver while Hafen and Huber turned in Ticket campaigns are being con Catholic Charities ^ Catholic University of Peking, 17^ W. Adanu St., Chicago, III. Francis’ and St. Joseph’s, both'un team .held a seven-point lead at the nice defensive games. J. Murphy social will be furnished by Bill ducted in each parish by commit 1665 Grant St. KEystone 6386 defeated in league play in the half jju t saw it dwindle away as led the Bruin attack with 13 Petrie and his orchestra. tees under the direction of young second round, may decide the win St. Mary’s sharpshooters found the points, followed by Zabrusky with Parishes participating in the women, who are acting as chair ner of the seepnd half pennant. hoop with a surge that just fell 12. function are St. Francis’, St. Cath- men for their respective parishes. St. Francis’ must -turn back the short. Among those who are leading the ELK CGAL CO. strong Sacred Heart-Loyola team . Nipperi Drop l*t Lcaguo Tilt ticket sale drives are Miss Mary Gtholic 1?ear Ewt Il)elfarO$f dcjation Monday night, while St. Joseph’s The Abbey Nippers, playing Blessed Candles Are O’Grady, Miss Margaret Klusener, M A . 5 3 35 listless ball, dropped their first Miss Ruth Vincent, Miss Elizabeth Rt. Rev. Mtgr. Jamas B. O’Rsillyj Ph. D., Nati^al BaMtary I will be confronted with the task Large Lump...... 5 .9 5 Rav. John J. Corrigan, Aaalatant Sacratary | of defeating a vastly improved St. South Central Junior league tussle Presented to Pope Pius Zeroone, Miss Margaret McNich- Friday, Feb. 3, to Salida on the ______t______Philomena’s quintet the sqme eve i Softball Teams olas. Miss Dorothy Jeffries, and Large Egg’’...... 5 .8 5 ning. Should both aggregations latter’s floor, 2B to 17. Vatican City.—The traditional Miss Dee Tracy. Clean Nut ...... 5 .0 0 humble their foes, their game The game was close throughout ceremony of the presentation of Patrons and patronesses who are All Other GraJes—Trsdins Stamps Mission Chapel Wednesday will definitely settle St. the first quarter, but the Greenies’ blessed candles to Pope Pius XI sponsoring the affair include Mr. Catherine’s opponent in the play Being Organized defense bogged down in the second on the Feast of the Purification and Mrs. Tom Murray and Mr. and Castars-^TbSt Art Bailt to Da- A mission chapel can be built In the Near East for Five off for the C.Y.O. crown. quarter and the Mountaineers took place in the Consistory hall Mrs. J. E. Newcomb, Holy Family lirer Real Serrice for Yaat Louie Nedbalski retained the took advantage of the situation to parish; Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph SpecUlc Regalrementa. hundred dollars. The donor can selectthe name and the at the Vatican. Representatives B08PITAU-BOHB lead in the race for individual At Vail center four softball garner a 12-to-5 lead at half time. of all the Roman Basilicas, the Riger and Mr. and Mrs. Theodore INSTITUTIONS Holy Father will select the site. scoring honor? by the slim margin Kenne, Sacred Heart-Loyola par teams are being formed. One will Stecklein and DiRito played Order of Malta, the ecclesiastical Armstrong of two points as Gene Ater slashed be for girls ten to 12. Another will well for the Nips, while Domone- seminaries, colleges, and institutes, ish; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Zook and the net for 22 points to bring his be for girls 12 to 14. There will guez led the Salida attack. The and the parish priests of Rome Mrs. D. R. Costello, St. Philo Caster Co. BISHOP’S PROBLEM FOR OUR MEMBERS total for the season to 98, while also be two teams for boys; one Nippers are still in first place in filed before His Holiness and; pre mena’s, and Mr. and Mrs. W. L. jPermerly Industrial Castsr arid Truck Co. The missionaries offer Fifteen Nedbalski was accumulating 100. for those ten to 14 and the other the league, one-half game ahead sented him with candles. Faubion and Dr. and Mrs. William The life of a Catholic missionary LEAGUE STANDINGS KB, mi is one trouble after another. Many Thousand Masses every year for our for those 14 to 17. Practice of Roosevelt. Swigert, Cathedral. , TEAM— W L TP OP Pet. I2S UTB ST„ DBNVBB of these could be solved if the mis members. These Masses are for the St.’ Joseph’s ..... '4 0 156 85 1.000 will start March 10. Enrollment 5 Take Part in Speech Meet Oldest Em ploye at sionary had sufficient funds. This living and the deceased. St. Francis’ ...:..., 4 0 187 102 1.000 may be made through Mr. David Five students, accompanied by Holy Name Society is never the case. St. Philomena’s.. 2 2 99 92 .500 Wirth at the center. Both girls’ Catholic U. Is Dead Sacred Heart- the Rev. Augustine .LaMarche, t> iArchbishop Elias, of Sena, Persia, TEN DOLLARS Loyola ...... 2 2 100 122 .500 and boys’ teams of Little Flower O.S.B., represented the Abbey W ill Sponsor Party The Handicraft Shop sent us this letter: Ten Dollars will purchase a Mis- Cathedral ...... 2 2 115 184 .500 center were winners last year and school in the speech contest held Washington. — Thomas Fitzpat CHARI.ESI S. AUGER, Prop. “My diocese is very large. Our "sal for a mission chapel. Your gift Holy Family..... 1 8 98 127 .250 are in line for honors this season. (St\ Elixabeth's Parish) (Betwocn Wa^hinxton and Clarkson) St. Catherine’ s.... 1 3 % 84 103 .250 at Cathedral high school, Denver, rick, captain of the guard at the Catholics are mostly immigrants would be used every day. The Boys’ Bendemus club of Saturday, Feb. 4. The junior Holy Name society Art Leather and Aeroplane Kits from Russian and Turkey. To say Our Lady o£ Mt. Catholic University of America 731* B-AST COLFAX Carmel ...... 0 4 80 190 .000 Vail center enjoyed a wiener roast All five speakers entered the and the school’s oldest employe in will sponsor a games party Wed they are pdor gives no idea of their TEN LEADING SCORERS Instmctioa Glvto to School Classes and YOUR* WILL Thursday evening. semi-finals, while Mark Russel of nesday evening, Feb. 15, at 9:15 in iBdiTUnaU pitiful condition. Abput sixty per G FG FT TPi point of service, whose boast was In your Will rfemember the mis Girls and young women are now Santa Fe, N. Mex., reached the the school hall. All friends and . TABOR tSfl cent of them are cohverts. Nedbalski, S.J...... 7 40 20 100 that he “ rang the bell for the sionaries. Put Into your Will the 43 12 being received into the discussion parishioners are invited. “In Ahwaz, we Have a large ceme Ater, S.F...... finals. first Mass celebrated at the uni tiame of the Catholic Near East Vcrdicck, S.H.-L. 35 13 club, which heretofore was con Besides Russel, those who took versity,” is dead. The final trib The junior Holy N&me society tery. It serves as a burial ground 38 8 Welfare Association. Our priests Spmdler, S.F...... fined to a membership of young part included Peter Hudson and ute of the university was a fu will receive Communion in a body for people within,a radius of seven will never forget you. Scipiitz, C...... 28 11 Younsr, S.F...... 29 8 men. The club meets every Tues Robert Halderman, Pueblo; Robert neral Mass celebrated in the crypt Sunday, Feb. 12, at the 7 o’clock MARGIE RYAN ty-five miles. All burials are free/ > — • — for my people can give nothing to Huber, S.F...... 24 10 day evening at 7 o’clock. Large Baker, DuPier, Wise., and Ralph of the National Shrine of the Im- Mass. The monthly meeting will KinR, S.C...... 21 13 wards the support of the burial A PYX classes at each deanery center are Burt, Garden City, Kans. msrculate Conception on the be held Friday evening, Feb. 10, The Pyx is a small vessel in which Lyons, S.C...... 8 20 12 Gifts ground. It is without a wall and 9 15 13 being instructed fdr the reception campus. at 8:30 in the school. the priest carries the Sacred Host S. C&mival, M.C...... Student! Guests at Academy consequently the Mohammedans who of First Holy Communion. Little Greeting Cards for All Occasions to the sick and the dying. Would On Tuesday, Jan. 31, the Abbey outnumber us twenty to one roam Flower and Vail centers and St. you give one to a missionary? A students were guests of the junior STATIONERY through it at will. Anthony’s Neighborhood house wel Pyx can be purchased in the Near Pueblo Shamrocks class of St. Scholastica’s academy “The people come.to me and com come visitors. A call at the N eu; Coach at Temple rlSJ's’J .'fe o fS ; 3ind and Meade St. GAIlop 4I2S East for Five Dollars. Benefit shop will also be found at a bunco party held in the acad plain-of the outrages committed in emy reception room. Sunday, Feb. with J. Charles Winlerburn, his backfield coach, who, like Swan, • that cemetery. They beg me to Down Springs Five interesting. Mrs. Mary Coyle, GREGORIAN MASSES 5, the academy girls attended a was signed for a ihree-year contract. Coach Swan, once captain of build a wall. I am the Bishop, but supervisor, or any one of the sales the Stanford university grid team in Palo Alto, Calif., succeeds Pop Write for our pamphlet on Grego social at the Abbey school prior to PRIEST-CHEMIST I hsve nothing. I wish you could Pueblo.— Catholic high school’s force will be glad to give infor Warner, who had heen at Temple for six years. Im that time Swan rian Masses. It explains the old mation relative to the manage the Bears-St, Francis’ basketball see my house.- What am I going to Shamrocks, undefeated in the was an assistant under Warner. do? When I hear of the desecra custom of offering a Mass every day Southern Colorado Catholic ment, and Mrs. W. H. Paul, direc game. GROWS HAIR tion of graves. I can’t d i^ is s these for thirty days for one who is de league, defeated St. Mary’s of tor of Mexican welfare and relief, Monday, Feb. 6, the student A DolTortlto prieet-chemlit'e treaties on ceased. CARB OF THE HAIR ie now botng eont troa people and tell them not to worry. Colorado Springs in a non-league will explain her work as carried on body attended a special showing to tciip eufferort. It deoeribet bow to asi tka “I can purchase the stone and ^ame Sunday, Feb, 5, at the fair from the central office. The dean of Jesse James at the Jones rerasrkeble compound mlxod by Ft. Jtinot cement for Two Hundred Dollars. MASS FOR HOLY SOULS ery monthly meeting will be held theater. OUmnrO' which grow psrfoet hap ao baud at grounds recreation center, 22 to bild itodeaL Slnet then more than 60,000 The people will do the work. Please It is a great charity to pray lor 14. Monday, Feb. 20, when prepara bottlee hare been uaed, , myaltiea going to don’t teU me you ere not interested. the Souls in Purgatory. Ask the Kenneth Murphy, Shamrock tion will be made for the D.C.C.W. iharlty. Deere teetlfy to wonderful multe for If I am to make more converts, I missionary to offer a Mass for the center, was high scorer, ringing quarterly conference to be held felling hair tod dendnitl - Write (nr tna Holy Souls. trestlae to R. H. OUmnra. Dept 1, SSIO lUb must correct this sad condition." the hoop for nine points. He was in Greeley. ere Nn.. Sealtlo. Wtsh. Two Hundred Dollars will bring closely, followed by two team The Benefit shop will gratefully Fr. Lord to Speak peace to this struggling Archbishop. NEAR EAST PAMPHLET mates, John Naughton and Charles receive any discarded articles. It will clear up a situation which is The Near East presents mission Carara, who scored seven and six The number to call is TA. 2916 hampering his work. Will you problems different from other parts points respectively. and donations will be sent for. Boys and Young Men' help? Every Five Dollars or Dol- of the world. The inhabitants who Dickey, Kennedy, and Greggs wishing to bs Priests or Brotitsrs tn ~ i « ;^ i l l be a big help. At Library Meet are hot Mohammedans are Chris carried the offensive burden for tbs Order of St. Camlllus may writs . tians. They believe in Christ, have Students in Tientsin the Colorado Springs team, each to the Rev. Father Superior. Bt.- FOR A CHAPEL real priests and consequently real tallying four points. Increase Refugee Aid Unusual interest is being mani You can give all these to a mis Sacraments. Yet, they are outside fested in the next meeting of the Camtllus Monastery. 1611 So, 36tb sion chapel: the Church. Write for our pam Regis college Library association to St- Milwaukee, Wise, phlet on the Near East. It is free. Catholic Scoutmasters Tientsin, China.— tLumen) — An Altar. The refugee camp organized here be field in the ballroom of the Al i i A Chalice. Have Quarterly Meeting bany hotel Sunday afternoon, Feb. Picture of Our Lady. *” bytheHautes Etudes (highschools), NO SPECIAL APPEALS one of several formed at the insti 26, at 4 o’clock. Father Daniel A. A Missal. Why not become a member of gation of the Most Rev. John de Lord, S.J., will be the speaker on - « A Ciborium. this missionary society? The Holy The quarterly meeting of the Crucifix and Candlesticks. Catholic Scoutmasters’ club was Vienne, Vicar Apostolic of Tien this occasion, his subject being Father supervises all our activities. “ The .Crisis of Western Culture.” A missionary can purchase all One Dollar a year is all we ever held at St. Dominic’s hall Tuesday tsin, is able now to care for more thesk In the. Near East for One Hun ask from our members. There are evening. The Rev. Barry Wogan, than 1,000 homeless with the com Father Lord’s popularity as a The itomscli ibould diiait two poindi of food , dred and Two Dollars. diocesan director of Boy Scouts, pletion of 100 additional bamboo speaker is widely known and it deUy. When you est hoary, freaiy. ot , no special appeals. foods or when you ere nortout, hurtled or presided. Plans were made for a huts. Funds for food, upkeep, and would be well to make reservations ?iorly—your atomsoh pours out too mueh nuld. i expansion were largely contrib our food doesn’t dlsaet end you h i« cm. hesit- , Boy Scout Communion day Feb. early as space is limited. The ticket bum. oauioa, psln or eour etomach. Too met sour, Send all communications to 12 and the Catholic troops’ par uted by students of the Hautes committee chairman is Miss Jean sick sud upset sll orer. 7 Docton say norst take s Isxitlrs for stpasch . ticipation in the second annual Etudes from their own savings or ette Dunn. The telephone com pain. It It dtnietoui tnd (oollsh. It ukei those , from appeals to families and Uttle bleck UbleU otUod B»U-tni for Indlgeotlon ^ scout circus in April. The reports mittee chairman is Miss Mary E. to make the esceu itomsch fluids hsrmlssi. rellero ;. ^Catholic ^ear Bast lOelfare Association made at the meeting showed that friends. Besides financial aid, the McPhillips and tickets may be pro dlttisis In 5 minutes tad put you btek on your •. feet. Belief Is so qulA It is smstlns end one 3So ? .480 Lexington Ave. at 46th St. New York, N. Y. emphasis is being placed on the students give clothing and make cured from Miss Dunn at Regis pecksse prores It. Aik for BeU-ass tor Indigestion. - cub scouting program. personal visita. college.
4 PAGE TEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, Feb. 9, 1939 MEXICAN DINNER SCHEDULED IILTIIIISICIETy Sight Is A Gem Worth Cherishing REQUIESCANT IN MONTROSE FOR FEB. 18 Beauty of color, form, and nvptmn surrounds us; art and literary IN PACE A Spaghetti Dinner treasures are at hand. B___ u t^ th o u t clear vision they cannot Montrose.— With the co-opera food. The dinner tickets, printed TO MEET FEB. If exist in any appreciable degree.’ Our ideal of service to our fellow-meh is to assist them in the acc[uiBition and preservation DR. JAMES W. DILLON, 1917 E. tion of the Spanish Young Peo in Spanish, are 50 cents each. of more efficient and comfortable vision. 23rd avenue. Requiem Mass was offered ple’s club, the Spanish-speaking The Young People’s club, con Italian Style Monday at 8 in Loyola church. Inter mothers are making preparations sisting of 35 members, has charge (Annunciation PArish) ment Mt. Olivet, W, P. Horan k Son for a real Mexican dinner to be service. of selling tickets, decorating the The monthly meeting of the Al PREPARED BY COOKS WHO KNOW HOW served Saturday, Feb. 18, from hall, and serving the dinner. This MRS. JOSEPHINE ELLIOTT, 3647 tar and Rosary society will be held Jason street. Mother of Joe Elliott of 6 to 7 ;30 p. m. Although the oc group meets twice a month for SWIGERT BROS. Welby and William and Johnnie Elliott casion was planned for only the religious instruction and social Thursday evening, Feb. 16, at 8 and Sarah LaConte of Denver. Requiem' Spanish-speaking people, many Optometrists Mass was offered Tuesday at 9:30 in Our activities. One of the many rules o’clock in Hagus hall. The ways Lady of Mt. Carmel church. Interment other families are planning to at of the club is monthly Confession and means committee has arranged Mt. Olivet. W. P. Horan & Son service. tend. Even non-Catholic business and' Communion. By a vote of a novel Easter hat parade, with ST. DOMINIC’S CHURCH 1550 California Keystone 7651 JOE L. PACHECO, 2460 Rising Sun. men have expressed a desire to the club any members missing prizes for the person bringing the Father of Alfred C. Pacheco, Josephine partake of some- real Mexican Ebel, Cora Pandula, Jene Casteele, Ber three consecutive meetings with most artistic in- spring millinary. Federal Blvd. at W . 29th Ave. nice Solano, and Rofelita Gonzales. Re out proper cause are dropped The Holy Name society will re quiem Mass will be offered Saturday at 9 from memberships and it costs ceive Communion at the 7:30 Mass in St. Cajetan’s church. Interment Mt. them $1 to be reinstated. Meet= Olivet. W. P. Horan & Son service. Sunday. All the men and older ing| begin promptly at 8:05.’ HERBERT F. FIGGEN, 1608 Steele boys of the parish are asked to re WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY I5TH street. Husband of Mrs. Elma Figgen, Canon City Honor Every member must payrne cent ceive Communion with the- society. father of Mary Eleanor Figgen, son of for' every minute of tardiness. In Served From 4 :3 0 to 8 :0 0 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. William Figgen of Quincy, the future any applicant must be The milk used at the first Fri 111.; brother of Mrs. I. D. Smedeker of voted on by the society before day breakfast was donated by the Jerseyville, Dl., and Louis and Alfred he or she can become a member. Motherhood guild. Figgen. Mr. -Figgen was born 62 years Pupils Announced IMMEDIATE SERVING— NO WAITING ago in Quincy. 111., the son of William Lee AtenCio has been elected The card and social club is plan Figgen. a generous benefactor of the president,. Joe Chavez, ■vice presi ning a games party to be held Mon Church who helped to educate young men for the priesthood, establishing a fund Canon City.— (St. Scholastica’s dent, and Victorina Matta, secre day, Feb. 27. Adults 50c Children 25c for that purpose. He attended Quincy Academy)— Gloria Rath, senior, tary-treasurer. All meetings are Mrs. George Harris, 3427 Wil college, conducted by the Franciscan Fa rated the highest scholastic stand in icharge of the officers, with a liams, has returned from Nebraska, thers, and married Mary Neeham of 30-minute instruction course by Quincy. In 1900, with his wife, he came ing in the senior class for the past where her sister, Mrs. McDonald, West to regain his health, impaired by a semester., Those ranking next are the chaplain. is seriously ill. nervouk breakdown. He became promi Altar Society Elects Officers C. C. BURNS, Prop. ' nent in brokerage circles. His health Hilogene Davis, Margaret Hall, Couple Mark Silver Jubilee began to break three years ago, and he Kathleen Pearce, and Thelma At a recent meeting of the Mr. and Mrs. George Honeker had been failing since that time. He was Coleman. Leading the juniors is Altar and Rosary society held at celebrated their 25tli wedding anni a member of the Knights of Columbus ARAPAHOE POULTRY STORE Patricia Limes, with Lorraine the home of Mrs. G. H. Rank, versary Sunday at the 8:30 Mass. and the Holy Name society. His daugh new officers were elected. The ter is an operatic singer in New York Fackler receiving honorable men After the service a breakfast was 116 S. Broadway LIVE—DRESSED PE 4318 city and took leading roles in several tion. The sophomores are led by outgoing officers were Mrs. served at their home to immediate DRAWN productions of the Denver Grand Opera Mary Francis Dyer, with Margaret Rrank, president; Mrs. Hoffman, Call Frank Williams when you want dependable repair work on friends of the family. Pullets ...... I b .2 4 < ‘ Stew. Hens...... lb. 1 7 ^ company, Requiem Mass was offered Kermode and* Dorothy Mae Van viee president, and Mrs. Ross, your typewriter. Prompt service—honest prices. SALES. RENT Thursday at 9 in St. Philomena’s church. Alstyne receiving- honorable men sefcretary-treasurer. Mrs. Ross Monday evening, Feb. 13, in Springs ...... lb. 2 2 ^ Ducks ...... lb. 2 0 ^ ALS. Portable typewriters, all makes. Interment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard service. Hagus hall there will be a meeting JOHN MARR-MRS. MARY DEUTSCH, tion. .‘The freshman list is headed had been elected to th'e presidency Belgian Hares...... lb. 2 5 ^ Frys ...... :1b. 265* at; a previous meeting but was of the fair and bazaar committees, 1730 36th street and 3639 Larimer by Mafalda Serpe, with Rosemarie Eggs, Special Grades...... 20 and 22c doz. A ll Makes Typw^:iter Service street, respectively, Mr. Marr is sur Zebog and Mary Nell Crawford on nbt able to accept it. Mrs. H off and also of all members of the vived by his wife, Mrs. Annie L. Marr, the honorable mention list. Jean man was elected to be the new parish. Remember, Folks, All Poultry Guaranteed or Your Money Back. MAIN 3495 and two daughters, Helen Mary and 435 14th St. Barnei School Bld(. Hegarty leads the eighth grade, president, Mrs. Masse, vice presi Mrs. W. Robinson, president of Jennie Mae Marr. His sister, Mrs. Mary FREE DELIVERY Deutsch, is survived by her husband. and Ann Morner, the seventh. dent, and Mrs. Buskirk, secretary- the P.-T. A., is confined to her Peter Deutsch, and a daughter, Mrs. Anna treasurer. home by pleurisy. Hansen of Denver. Joint funeral services On the deportment honor roll were held, with Requiem Mass being of are Thelma Coleman, Agnes Fowle, i Reports were made on the last Mrs. Ussery, school nurse, has Specializing in Quality Plumbing and fered Thursday at 9 in Annunciation Margaret Hall, Ann MeJlino, Kath mionthly social, and a card party started a first aid. class in the PIKE VIEW COAL church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Boule wtas planned for Monday evening, eighth grade. Heating Repairs vard service. leen Pearce, Anna ColaVelli, Cath LUMP and A ^ A ^ Fieb. 20, to be held in Columbia LESTON D. MORRIS,' 1825 Gilpin. erine Koller, Mildred Yankovitch, Conlejr-Genty Nuptials Held Husband of Mrs. Hilda C. Morris, father Margaret Kermode, Catherine Mc hall. The meeting closed with a A wedding of unusual interest SLATTERY & COMPANY of Joseph and Dorothy Morris, brother of Clure, Jackoline Branaman, Mar social hour, with Mrs. Ross act was held Sunday when Maxine E G G 9 5 * 9 5 Mrs. Vesta Joslyn. Requiem Mass will jorie McDonald, and Margaret ing as assistant hostess. PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS be offered Saturday at 9 in Loyola Genty became the bride of James 803 wAZEE PIKES PEAK FUEL CO. main 5i4 church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Olinger Payne. Utopia Club to Meet Conley. The bride wore a gown of 1646 BLAKE STREET service. lit Aiiembly Conducted The Utopia club will meet in eggshell lace with blue acces^ries. Columbia hall Monday evening, JOHN J. CONNOR, President PHONE KEYSTONE 1441 MARY WALTON, 3553 Wynkoop. Re On Tuesday, Feb. 7, Agnes Her bouquet was lilies of the val quiem Mass is being offered Friday at 9 Feb. 13.. All high school boys in Annunciation church. Interment Mt. Fowle conducted the first of the ley and gardenias. She was given and girls and recent graduates in marriage by her uncle, Joe Bona. Olivet. Olinger service. student assemblies to be given in are expected to attend these meet- MRS. ALICE A. SULLIVAN. 4974 the second semester. The music Her aunt was matron 6f honor, and iiigs. Quitman. Wife of Eugene M. Sullivan, department of the academy pre was gowned in orchid and carried ARGONAUT HOTEL mother of Joan and /Jeanne Sullivan, Catechetical instructions ' for sented the assembly. orchids and pink roses. Harry Tay Where Denver’s Socie^Entertains for Luncheons and Dinners daughter of F. W. l^milton. Requiem grade school children are held lor was best man and Mrs. Harry Mass was offered Wednesday at 9 in The program was opened by a eftch Saturday morning at 10 FOR SPECIAL REsW vATIONS FOR BRIDGE PARTIES, TheBRlQHT SPOT Holy Family church. Interment Mt. .Taylor directed the choir. discussion of the “ Aims of the o^clock. Rose Mary Buskirk is Oliyet. Olinger service. DANCES AND DINNERS PHONE MAIN 3101 MRS. ELIZABETH CLEVENGER. 3701 Music Department,” by Agnes teaching the smaller children in After the ceremony a wedding FLOWER SHOP S. Knox court. Wife of Joseph Clevenger, Fowle. The Glee club sang “ Come the church. Father R. W. Breen breakfast was served at the Park mother of Mrs. Jonetta Tapscott of Fort to the Fair” and “ Kentucky Babe.” Lane hotel. Following a short trip Beautiful Ballrooms Private Dining Rooms Fifth Avenue and Josephine EMerson 2745 Worden, Wash. Requiem Mass was of i^ giving a course on the Mass fered Tuesday at 9 in St. Louis’ church, Schubert’s “ Ave Maria” was sung and vestments to the older group the couple will make their home id Englewood. by Beatrice Klarnfer. Miss Jean Denver. Both are graduates of in the rectory. ’ W W W W W W W W T MICHAEL FOLIS. Craig Colony. Re McLenon, a lay teacher at the , The Boy Scout committeemen, Annunciation school. quiem Mass is being offered Friday at 8 academy, was the guest of honor. in St. Mary Magdalene’s church. ^outmaster, and two assistant Guild Entertains CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING PATRICINIO LEYBA.-2554 W. 10th She played a violin solo, Fritz scoutmasters attended a dinner Kreisler’s arrangement of “ The The Sacred Motherhood guild, avenue. Requiem Mass was offered Tues Sleeting in the rectory Monday with Mrs. Jack Plumb and Mrs. socim ills day at 9 in St. Cajetan’ s church. Inter Old Refrain.” The Glee club closed Evening. It was the opinion of ment Mt. Olivet. Theodore Hackethal the musical program with “ Song W. F. Schwieder as hostesses, en ► THEODORE i service. the heads of the city troop spon of India.” Current events of the tertained Thursday, Feb. 2, at a Classified Ads ► MRS. MARY MASZY, Golden. Wife sored by the Rotary club that card party to raise funds with of John Maszy. mother of Stephen. Frank week were summarized by Mary monthly meetings with reports ► in Gmion c m and Joseph Mdszy and Mrs. Margaret Francis Dyer. which to finance a First Commun- It will pay you to read ALL of the following advertisements. Linderman of Golden: John Lukacsy of would keep the committee active. ion breakfast for public school ► h a c k e t h a l; Card Partiei Held A A. A A A .U Denver, Mrs. Helen Orosz of Valicr. Ill To encourage attendance the children of Annunciation,parish. ■a- ^ ^ ► and Louis Lukacsy of Ferndale, Mich. Two card parties were given Scout officials, were invited to The purpose of the guild, which WANTED—FURNITURE ► Canon City.—The Altar and Ro Requiem Mass was offved Wednesday at Feb.'2 and 3 by the junior class have dinner in St. Mary’s rectorj’ HOTELS MORTUARY sary society held its February 9 in St. Joseph’s chur^, Golden. Inter to raise funds for the junior-senior is open to anybody and is not re ► ment Mt. Olivet. the first Monday of every month. stricted to Annunciation parish NEWHOUSE HOTEL WANTED—Household fumituiC old c lo ^ meeting in St. Michael’s hall Thurs banquet and prom. Students from ing, pictures, kitchen utensils, etc. ► DONALD MILLER, 125 Delaware The Boy Scout organization is ioners, is to exalt motherhood, to IN THE SHADOW of Colorado’s beau day afternoon, Feb. 2, with 20 street. Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. David Holy Cross abbey were guests of Open to every boy in the viciirity tiful capitot Colfax at Grant. Denver, Denver Deanery's Benefit Shop. Call TAtjor ► 1449-51 Kalamath St. Miller. Funeral services were held Tues sew for the needy, make layettes, 2916. 1335 Lawrence street I women present. Mrs. A. W. Ham the class Thursday evening at a of Montrose regardless of reli Colo. ► mond, president this year, presided day. Interment Mt. Olivet. George P. bunco party. The bridge party visit poor mothers, prepare First Phone MAln 4006 Hackethal service. gious affiliation. Communion outfits for children CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS' HOME. DRUG STORES ► and Mrs. Rocco Freda acted as JOE L. Mo n t o y a . Husband of Irene Friday afternoon was open to the 1772 Grant Pleasant home for girla. Montoya, father of John, Paul, Henry, and whose families are unable to pro treasurer, with Mrs. John Drake friends of the academy. HUTCHINSON’S PHARMACY j giving the secretary’s report. The Trenky Montoya. Requiem Mast was Theory of Ownerihip Dticuiied vide them, and to serve breakfast MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS offered Saturday, Feb. 4. at 9 in St. for first communicants. The group Your Naborhood Druggist members planned for the work of The sodality conducted its semi Phone SPruce 0588 700 So. Pegrl Cajetan’s church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Reconditioned pianoi. players, grands, the next few months. They will ALICE MOYA. 3957 Jason street. monthly meeting Wednesday, Feb. was organized three years ago. organs (pipe and reed), orchestral instni- JAMES HUTCHINSON r sell a filled cedar chest shortly Daughter of Mrs. Louise Moya. Requiem 1. A general discussion was held Play to Be Given Soon mtn^. T. R. Walker, 23$ Broadway. SP. Miles & Dryer Mass was offered Wednesday at 8 in 7364. after Easter and ask various per Sacred Heart church. Interment Mt. on “ Catholic Theory of Owner The Ninth Guest will be pre VALENTINES sons to donate suitable articles for Olivet. Theodore Hackethal service. ship.” Mary Margaret Castagna sented soon at Hagus hall. In the Printing Co. the chest as well as to aid in the MARY PELLENZ, 147 W. Irvington Virginia Putaturo, Ann Merlino short time allowed for practice, MONEY WANTED Flowers are nature’s perfect valentines sale. place. Requiem Mass was offered Satur Alice Schmitt, and Mary Francis IS made of fresh fragrant flowers 26c liqi- the dramatic club has put forth Wheel Ticket, for day, Feb. 4. at 9 in St. Elizabeth’s church. Honest, energetic farmer wishes loan of ited supply, order early. Lieb’s Flawpr. The Mothers’ club held its regu Interment Mt. Olivet. Theodore Hack- Dwyer opened the meeting with its best efforts in order to make $1,200.00 to purchase livestock and farm Shop, 2601 Quitman. GA. 0133-R.- equipment Have plenty of feed and good Bazaar, and Carnival, lar meeting Tuesday afternoon in ethai service. the presentation of a skit illus (St. John’s Parish) this new play as outstanding in trating the points of the discussion. shelter. Write Box 102, The Register. the school hall, with a good attend The parish Holy Name society eptertainment and interest as their HOUSE CLEANING MISS MARY KELLY Miss Maxyjie Rogers, class of Catholic Work Our ance. The president, Mrs. Chris was reorganized at a meeting former productions. FURNACES AND GRATES Miss Mary Kelly, native and a lifelong ’34, is spending the week visiting Wall washing, wallpaper cleaning, windotr Cehlbach, presided. Members resident of Denver, died Monday at St. Wednesday night in the school One of the prominent features at the academy. Miss Rogers was FURNACES INSTALLED & REPAIRED washing. General repairing, janitor servicf. Specialty planned to aid the Altar and Ro Joseph’ s hospital after a two-month ill hall. The Rev. Joseph J. Walsh, of the play will be the strikingly Eddie O’Neill. EA. 3900. sary society in selling the chest. ness. She was 43. Educated -in the graduated from Loretto Heights different stage setting, which will H. H. York, 621 E. ExPoWon, PEarl 2218 1936-38 LAWRENCE ST. parochial schools of Denver, she became spiritual director of the group, an Auxiliary Di,cu„es Plan, college in June, 1938. be the result of the combined work employed at a Denver bank 16 years ago nounced a Catholic Action pro BERNIE MACK BARBER SHOP LOCKSMITH The Thomas More hospital auxil and retired more than a year ago. Her Miss Mary Donahue, music and gram for future meetings that will of Thohias Clarif^lloe Ribac, Ed KEystone 6348, 6349 Barber Shop. I568 Santa Fe Drive. iary, composed of a group of women home was at 5127 Lowell boulevard. voice teacher,, sang at a tea in the include a review of pertinent Gates, and Ray Bowes. This set Acme Key Shop—Send for duplicates. of the city, met at the Canon mor Surviving are two brothers, William home of Mrs. Skoagland Monday will be mod^nistic in design. The sharpened; repairing. 212’ ’ S. Broa
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