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ii I t Cathedral High Addition Completed ! i Fighting men of the United + + + + + States, forces in Korea will Archbishop to Bless soon be using spiritual wea­ Rosary Makers at Heights' pons sent by the Rosary-Mak­ ing clubs of . Last New $130,000 Annex week 300 rosaries were mailed to Catholic chaplains in the war area The new McMenamin Memorial annex to by Brother Sylvan, Xavier high school, Louisville, Ky., the foun­ Cathedral high school, 19th and Grant streets, Denver, will der of the Rosary-Makiiig^ clubs. be dedicated by Archbishop Urban J. Vehr on Monday, Feb. Loretto Heights college is the 5, at 4 o’clock. The new addition, which brings to a total of regional headquarters *with Miss 18 the classrooms in the Grant street building, has already Margaret Daly, alumnae executive secretary,' as the director. Eleven been put to use by the 600 Cathedral high school students. roSary-making clubs in the Denver Total cost of the building and furnishings, according to area have contributed more than the Very Rev. Mfensignor Walter J. Canavan, will be 600 rosaries to home and foreign $130,000. More than $100,000 of this amount has already been paid. missions. Priests of the Cathedral parish and pastors of surrounding par­ The rosary club was started in ishes will be present at the ceremony of dedication. Open house will Denver last September when be held Sunday and throughout the week for all who wish to view Brother Sylvan came here at the the new building. . invitation of a group of persons Completion of the building has enabled the school authorities who became interested in the to move the speech classes from the Holy Ghost Youth center, where project through an article in the they were formerly held because of lack of space, to the Cathedral Denver Catholic Register July 6. ------high school building. Mor.,7 Many of Since that time the movement has the high school classes are also floi^shed and, in addition to the GECERGIA WINTER, 41^7 Eliot street; Pauline Arm­ l|i held in the Logan street school 11 flubs already functioning, five strong, 2750 West 34th avenue; and Shirley McNamara, Bishop Marling building. are in the formative state. One 2500 Raleigh street, all of Denver, belong to one of the three rosary­ A science laboratory complete of these is « t Fitzsimons General making clubs at Loretto Heights college. Here they are looking at with all the latest in equipment is hospital with a group of war the finished product in the setting of the necessary wire, beads, on the first floor of the new veterans as members. and pliers. Rosaries made by the Heights girls have already been To Be Speaker at annex. A large lecture room is New Monsignor McMenamin Memorial Annex (at left) to Cathedral High School, Denver In the year and a half that the shipped to army chaplains in Korea. connected to the laboratory. The club has been organized, several equipment for the science labora­ hundred men and women have Solution to Labor Shortage tory and the commercial rooms Member of Audit Bureau of Circulation learned to make rosaries. ’The to­ Men's Breakfast was made by Henry Abromeit of Contents Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1950— Permission to Reproduce, Except on tal output could not now be esti­ Denver. (Pictures on page 6). Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue. mated, but it runs into the thou­ Homesand Jobs Requested Soundproof Music sands. In the past six months ma­ terial for 9,000 rosaries has been Room Provided distributed through the headquar­ The second floor contains a ters at Louisville, Ky. By Archbishop to Aid DPs room for classes in typing, There are three types of member­ equipped with 50 typewriters; a ship for A rsons interested in Persons in the Archdiocese of Denver are asked by Arch­ . !i health room for physical check­ furthering ^ i s crusade for peace. bishop Urban J. Vehr to provide more job and home assur­ i ii ups for the students, and a con­ DENVER CATHaiC The first consists of saying the ances for the many DPs who remain in the misery of : i' ference room. On the third floor Rosary daily for peace and for the is a soundproof music room large success of the club; the second, Europe’s refugee camps. There have been 396 persons re­ enough to accommodate the school contributing motaey for the pur­ settled in the archdiocese through the Displaced Persons if !. band, and a shorthand and book­ chase of materials; and the third, program so far, and all but a very and the great percentage of these keeping room. making rosaries. Voluntary con­ few are doing well. NCWC War Relief Services have immediate unfortunate people have made re­ In the basement there are a tributions are the only means of ,• I* need for home and job assurances markable adjustments after their locker room and showers, A the club’s maintenance. i ‘S REGISTER for 60,000 DPs. terrifying experiences in Europe. Individuals and groups inter corner of the basement is also New opportunities in America have given over to a boiler room to ested in this work of Catholic The letter of Archbishop Vehr rekindled their hopes and given augment the present heating VOL. XLVI. No. 24. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1951 DENVER, Action should call Miss Daly at on the subject follows; them new inspiration in life. facilities. » Loretto Heights, SUnset 1-6654. The immediate concern of our The new addition extends north resettlement office is the need for to the sidewalk on the east side of more jobs and homes for the DPs the entrance to the school. Its Engagements who are still in the camps. Our dimensions are approximately 56 ' Honors Are Tribute national organization, NCWC War by 35 feet. Relief Services, has immediate The architect for the project is Of Archbishop need for enough assurances to take Bitkop Marling Johfl K. Monroe of Denver. The Archdiocese of Denver care of 60,000 people. It is re­ contractor is James B. Kenney. Sunday, Feb. 4, St. Thomas’ Chancery Office ported that the majority of the Auxiliary Bishop Joseph To Church's Record in Colorado seminary, ordinations to subdia- DPs remaining in the camps are The building, started late in 1536 Logan Street conate. Catholics. M. Marling, C.PP.S., of Kan­ 1949, was to have been completed Paul’s seminary, St. Paul, Minn., Denver 5, Colorado ALMOST ALL THE MONSI- that promises to surpass the ac­ Law Expires sas City, Mo., has accepted an by September, 1950. Labor and GN0RS of the archdiocese were complishments of the early history and in S t Thomas’ seminary, Den­ Sunday, Feb. 11, Cathedral, Jan. 30, 1951 In June, 1951 invitation to be the principal material shortages, however, present in the Denver Cathedral of the archdiocese. The full text of ver, where he was ordained to the Boy Scouts’ Ad Altare Dei awards, Reverend Dear Father: caused considerable delay. Sunday, Jan. 28, for the investi­ His Excellency’s sermon is printed priesthood by Bishop Nicholas C. 4 p.m. ^ Moiuignor Elmar J. Kolka, speaker in Denver at the Matz June 5, 1912. He worked as According to the latest report aitociate director of tha loehl Men’s Archdiocesan Communion Monsignor McMenamin ture of three Domestic Prelates, on page 5. Sunday, March 4, Colorado I have received from our Arch­ which brought additional Papal ♦ ♦ • an assistant in the Cheyenne Wells program, suggeiti tha probabil­ Sunday breakfast, March 11. Built School in 1921 Springs, St. Mm-y’s church, K. of diocesan Resettlement office, 396 ity of a graater demand for recognition to the priesthood in THE INVESTITURE of the parish and St. Mary’s, Colorado C. Men’s Communion Mass, 8 a.m.; Guests of honor who will hear Monsignor McMenamin, for displaced persons have been re­ these fine workers as a result the Denver archdiocese. The ex­ three Denver pastors was con­ Springs, and was in charge of St. Confirmation, 4 p.m. settled within our area. These Bishop Marling’s address at the whom the new annex is named, ceptional nature of the event was ducted to the accompaniment of a Joseph’s parish, Leadville, before of our own national defense ef­ breakfast in the Shirley-Savoy people represent all nationalities served as of the Cathedral pointed up by Archbishop Urban magnificent musical program di­ going to the Denver parish. Wednesday, March 7, St. fort. A labor shortage is now i 1 hotel will be Archbi.shop Urban J. from 1908 until his death in 1947, Thomas’ seminary, Patronal Feast from Western Europe. All of predicted for the spring and 1 ) J. Vehr in his sermon reviewing rected by the Rt. Rev. Monsignor * * « them,have entered this country Vehr, Governor Dan Thornton, and was one of the best known Joseph J. Bosetti, V.G. The Mon- of St. Thomas. summer of ’51 in various occu­ . the history of the comparatively MONSIGNOR MORAN, pastbr under the Displaced Persons Act I and Mayor Quigg Newton. The and most beloved priests in Den­ signorial robes were blessed by Saturday, March 10, St. Thomas’ pations. AppUaations for farm, young Denver see. o f S t John the Evangelist’s'par­ tA 1948 and came directly from I event will follow Mass offered by ver. Within four years after he The “ splash” of purple from •tte ^Archbishop and then the seminary, ordinations. industrial, or other types of I ish, Denver, since 1940, previously the DP camps in Germany, Aus­ workers among tha DPs should Archbishop Vehr in the Cathedral, was named rector he "had brought the robes of the many Domestic prelates were invested. The cere­ Sunday, March 11, Cathedral, ! : 1 was pastor of St. Joseph’s in Gol tria, and Italy, where they have be made now for work in tha s : t Denver, at 8 o’clock. the present magnificent Cathe­ Prelates and Papal Chamberlains monies were closed with the cele­ K. of C. Men’s Communion Mass, den for 16 years. A native of Den existed, usually under disconsolate spring and summer of 1951. A : ' I The City Auxiliary dral to completion. bration of Solemn Benediction of 8 a.m.; the Most Rev.- Joseph M. present contributed to the color ver, he attended St. Patrick’s conditions, for the past three to sponsor provides the opportun­ began to make his reputation as The present Cathedral high of the ceremonies for the large the Blessed Sacrament by Mon­ Marling, C.PP.S., speaker at the school and Regis high school and 10 years. ity for a job and a place to live a scholar and speaker in his days school and convent, started in congregation' that filled the Ca­ signor Judnic, assisted by the Rev. breakfast. college before ‘ entering St. Monsignor John R. Mulroy ad­ for one or more DPs. of teaching philosophy at the Cath­ 1921, were constructed under the thedral despite the zero tempera­ Roy Figlino, Brighton pastor, and Thomas’ seminary, where he com­ Monday, March 12, Loretto vises me the great 'majority of Further detailed information olic University of America, Wash direction of Monsignor McMena­ tures. More than 100 priests and the Rev. Edward Leyden, arch­ ington, D. C. The prelate, the pleted his philosophical and the­ Heights, meeting. Advisory board. these are doing well in their new regarding this pro^am may be min, who took the deepest interest many sisters also attended to diocesan superintendent of schools. Thursday, March 15, annual in the school and its welfare.’ ological studies prior to ordina­ homes. Some problems and diffi­ obtained by contacting Monsignor only member of the Precious Blood honor Monsignors John Judnic, Master of ceremonies was the meeting. Catholic Parent-Teachers’ congregation at present in the U.S. (Register photo by Jerome) tion by Bishop John Henry Tihen culties, of course, have occurred, Kolka at 1665 Grant street, Den­ John P. Moran, and Leo M. Flynn Very Rev. Monsignor David Ma­ organization. but these cases are relatively few. ver. The telephone number is Hierarchy, was born in 1904 and on the occasion of their investi­ loney, Assistant Chancellor. in 1920. ordained in 1929. He served at the Before becoming a pastor he AComa 3825. ture. The three new Monsignors were age of 35 as head of the Precious * * • served as an assistant in Lead­ It does seem we could. In view Holy Name Men to Join hosts to more than a hundred of the favorable labor conditions, Blood order in the . THE ARCHBISHOP paid trib­ ville, Grand Junction, and St. His as Bishop took priests of the archdiocese at a Philomena’s parish, Denver. At St. Lenten Penance, Prayer extend ourselves at this time to In Prayer Day Feb, 11 ute to the new Monsignors in his dinner in the Brown Palace hotel provide further opportunities for place Aug. 6, 1947. sermon in the following words: John’s he has compiled a remark­ that evening. The Rt. Rev. Mon- able record and the parish looks these afflicted people. The pres­ Under Auspices of K. of C. For Intention of Peace “ They have been worthy priests signor John R. Mulroy, pastor of ent amended law e^ires June 30, of God and builders of spiritual forward to the erection of a badly Asked for Peace on Earth The annual Communion Sunday Holy Ghost church, Denver, and needed new church contemplated 1951, so the need is urgent. is held under the sponsorship of The Holy Name memberg of character. All of them have ex­ archdiocesan director of Catholic With every good wish and bless­ the Denver archdiocese are pended their priestly efforts in soon under his direction. ARCHDIOCESE t>F DENVER the Knights of Columbus. The Charities, acted as toastmaster, « « « ing, I am. K. of C. committee on arrange­ asked to join with the 4,000,000 developing the physical facilities and introduced the Rt. Rev. Mon- ^ Chancery Office Faithfully yours in Christ, HNS men in the U. S. in keep- ' necessary for church worship. The ALTHOUGH PLAGUED ever '( i- r ments is made up of Jack Denny, signor Aloysius Miller, V.G., of 1536 Logan Street DURBAN J. VEHR, ing Feb. 11 as a day of prayer honor of the Supreme Pontiff of Pueblo, who spoke a tribute to since his ordination by very poor chairman; Wallace Webb, grand Denver S, Colorado Archbishop of Denver. knight of Denver council 539, for world peace in compliance Christendom is a recognition of the Holy Father. health. Monsignor Flynn, pastor I i ” honorary chairman; Edward T. with the request of Cardinal Jo­ their valued services to the Church Short talks were also given by of Holy Family parish, has done Jan. 30, 1951 seph Pizzardo, protector of the Clinton, John T. Horan, Joseph T. of Denver and to human souls the new Monsignors and by Arch­ a remarkable job of administra­ Holy Name society. Reverend Dear Father and Beloved People) Coogan, James McConaty, Justin over many priestly years.” bishop Vehr, who paid tribute to tion, particularly in his present Generosity Urged D. Hannen, Geo^e H. Lerg, John February 11 is the regular In his sermon recalling the their faithful servfce to the parish where he has been sta. Another penitential season of Lent is upon ns. With disturbed Communion day of the society amazing development o f the Church in Colorado. tioned since 1937. He came to conditions throughout the world and the threat of war hanging Schlereth, Lynn*^Mason, Edward ♦ ♦ ♦ E. O’Connor,, Sr.; Robert L. Nor­ and the Feast of Our Lady of Church in Colorado in the past Denver from his native Iowa in his over us, we, as believers, can supplicate heaven by our own prayers In Collection for youth for health reasons. After and mortifications for peace amongst men and the nations of t(ie ton, Joe Dulmaine, William E. Lourdes, the Rt. Rev. Monsignor century, the Archbishop stressed THE PRESENCE in the Cathe­ especially the need of additional attending Regis college he en­ earth. Hughes, Jr.; and John J. Roche. Harold V. Campbell, archdioc­ dral of so many parishioners of personnel at the present time and tered St. Thomas’ seminary in Daring these holy days of Lent, strive to live more closely Mr. Denny will be toastmaster esan director, points out in an­ the three Denver priests testified Indians,Negroes to provide for continued expansion 1920 and was ordained by Bishop united to your Cod. Pray more fervently. Recite Mary’s Rosary daily. at the breakfast. A special musical nouncing the day of prayer. to the regard in which they are Tihen in 1924. Receive the sacraments more frequently aiul devoutly. Make what Generosity in the annual collec­ program will be presented by the held by* their people. Monsignor little personal sacrifices you can in atonement for your own sins tion for the missions to the Indians Knights of Columbus chorus. The Judnic has been pastor of Holy He served as assistant at the Cathedral and Blessed Sacrament and the terrible atrocities of our modern world against Cod, His and Negroes of the U. S. is asked conductor will be the Rev. Rich­ Rosary church, the Slovenian par­ by Archbishop Urban J. Vehr. The ard C. Hiester. Val Jones is chorus Two St. Dominic's Grads, ish in Globeville, for 30 years. In parishes in Denver before becom­ Christ, and His Church. ing pastor of St. Mary’s parish in , ’The tremendous responsibilities of his sacred office must weigh collection will be taken up on Sun­ ! I director. Joe O’Neil will be solo­ that time he directed the liquida­ day, Feb. 11. The Archbishop’s ist at the Mass. tion of a considerable debt, built Littleton and then of Holy Family heavily upon our Holy Father. Pray for him and his intentions. Ask parish. Almighty Cod to give the Vicar of His Son on earth heavenly wis­ letteB follows: The men of the archdiocese tra­ three rooms for living quarters on Classmates, W ill Be Nuns Monsignor Flynn’s two priest- dom and to sustain his hands in his struggle against the enemies of ditionally march to Mass in a the rear of the church, erected an brothers from Iowa, the Rev. Ed Cod and religion. body from the K. of C. hall, 16th attractive school building, and has ward S. Flynri of Belle Plains and Grant streets, and march to just completed a $25,000 rectory May Cod blqii> you! and the Rev. Louis T. Flynn of the Shirley-Savoy hotel after across the street from the church. Faithfully yours In Christ, ■I ^ Mass. A native of territory that is Nashua, and a sister who is a «URBANvJ. VEHR now in Yugoslavia, he came to the nun, were present for the investi­ I? ■ U. S. in 1908. He studied in St. ture ceremonies. Archbishop of Denver ‘ !l I (Lenten Regulations on Page 2) + + + + ARCHDIOCESE OF DHNVER Only $22 to Burse: Chancery Office 1536 Logan Street formerParishioners Archbishop and New Monsignori Denver 5, Colo. Cold Outside Too! Jan. 30, 1951 Seven gifts totaling $22 were Honor New Prelate Reverend dear Father . : » received in the past week for the and beloved People: Little Flower burse, which now The Rt. Rev. Monsignor John Your generous charity is di­ r stands at $1,816, less than one- Judnic, pastor of Holy Rosary par rected to the mission cause of the third of its goal. Indians and Negroes in our coun­ li ish, Denver, was pleasantly sur ''i Contributing $1 were: Mrs. prised when he returned from the try. Most of these missions are not Frank Schaefer, Fleming; Anon­ investiture ceremonies Jan. 28. self-supporting and depend for ymous, Denver; a Friend, Denver; Waiting for him .was Father their very existence on the gen­ and a Friend of the Little Flower. George Spehar, pastor of St. Jo: erosity of the Catholics in better i Zelda M. Woeber of Oildale, Calif., seph’s parish, Leadville. Father circumstances. sent $3 for the fund; $5 was re­ Spehar brought greetings and con- This annual collection is distrib­ ceived from an anonymous Fort gfratulations and a purse from his uted by a central committee to the Morgan friend; and the largest parishioners to their former pas­ hundreds of little centers in our gift, $10, was sent in by Mrs. John tor who left the Leadville parish country caring for a real mission C. McLacJjlan in thanksgiving. 30 years ago. need in our midst. The spiritual welfare of the Indians and Ne­ Contributions may be sent di­ Patricia Haggerty , Mary Larkin It was on July 8, 1911, that he rectly to the Most Rev. Urban J. first arrived in Leadville. He was groes is particularly our duty and Vehr at the Chancery office, 1536 Two graduates of SL Dominic’s and North high school. Miss a student for the. priesthood in St. privilege. Your generosity will sus­ Logan street, Denver 5, Colo. school, Denver, left recently to Larkin was a student at Mt. St Paul’s seminary, St.'*i*aul, Minn., tain the missions already in oper­ ation and extend their work. 1 enter the convent. Patricia Hag­ Scholastica college, Atchison, and came to Colorado to spend his Kans., in the years 1947-48. -She vacation with Father John Perse Faithfully yours in Christ, Opera Singers Needed; gerty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. attended summer sessions at Laval before entering the St. Thomas « URBAN J. VEHR, Patrick Haggerty of 2637 W. 23rd university, Quebec, and last sum­ seminary. Father Perse estab­ Archbishop of Denver . First Rehearsal Feb. 8 avenue, left Wednesday for Sin- mer was enrolled at the summer lished St Joseph’s pariah in 1899 P.S. Kindly announce this na­ sinawa Mound, Wis., where she school of the University of Fri­ and was its first pastor. tional collection at the Masses on The first rehearsal for La Tra- will begin her postulancy with the bourg, Switzerland. During the Father Judnic was appointed Sunday, Feb. 4. The collection viata, to be staged by the Denver Dominican Sisters. Miss Haggerty summer she made the Holy Year pastor of St Joseph’s in Leadville should be taken on Sunday, Feb. was graduated from St Dominic’s Grand Opera in April, will be held pilgrimage to Rome and traveled in the fall of 1915. Father Perse 11, and forw arc^ to the Chancery ■1 on Thursday evening, Feb. 8, in school in 1941. She attended North extensively in France, Italy, and resigned on account of bad health, within two weeks. , the K, of C. hall, Denver, at 8 high school and was graduated in the Netherlands. Miss Larkin, a He became pastor of Holy Family o'clock. the class of 1945. She later at­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent parish in Kansas City, Kans., KFEL In announcing the beginning of tended Denver university and was Pope’s Address on Larkin, 2829 Stuart street, has where he died several years ago. The address of Pius XII to rehearsals for the opera. Mon­ in nurses’ training school at Chil­ just begun her postulancy with the Father Perse built in Leadville signor Joseph J. Bosetti, issued an dren’s hospital from 1946 to 1949. the 2,500,000 school children Benedictine Sisters of M t St a beautiful church and rectory. will be invitation to all who have had After graduation as an R.N. she Scholastica in , Atchison, Kans. of the United States The church burned on March 23, broadcast over station KFEL, music lessons or singing experience practiced her profession in^Denver Mi*s Larkin’s titter, Kath­ 1923, and was replaced by a brick THE TRIO OF NEW DOMESTIC PREL- to right are the Rt. Rev. Monsignors John P. Moran, Denver, at 2:30 o’clock on Ath to attend the rehearsal and take and at Hines^ hospital in May- leen, recently entered the com­ building. pastor of St. John’s parish, Denver; John Judnic, a ATES who were invested with the robes Wednesday, Feb. 7. The addreiz part in the opera production. wood, 111. munity of the Little Sitters of Monsignor Judnic left the Lead­ pastor of Holy Rosary parish, Denver; the Arch­ Basses, tenors, sopranos, and altos Mary Larkin, a classmate of the Poor and it now at the no­ ville parish in 1921 and has been of their office in the Denver Cathedral Sunday are bishop; and the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Leo M. Flynn, wiH be a plea for aid tor the) are needed, he said. Rehearsal js Miss Haggerty, was ^aduated vitiate in Queen’s Village, Long at the Holy Rosary parish, Den- shown here in an informal pose with Archbishop pastor of Holy Family parish, Denver.— (Register needy and unfortunate v ic tim t held once a week from 8 to 9 o’clock. with her both from S t Dominic’* Island, N, Y« , ver» tine* that time. Urban J. Vehr taken prior to the ceremoniea. Left photo bp Sm ^h) of wgr OTorsoas, Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyt^n^4205 Thursday, Februory 1, 1951 Every Hour on Half-Hour Lenten Regulations Parish in Arvada Second J h x J L W D s d c K First Saturday Reparation in Littleton To Establish Society of OL QtahfuLd.. Littleton.— (S t Mary’s Parish) each month. In the past, the ficers and four active members at — Beginning with the first Satur­ first Saturday devotions consisted the monthly committee meeting day, Feb. 3, there will be an all­ 0^ grqup recitation of Abe Rosary held in the Holy Ghost hall> in Reparation to Our Lady day exposition of the Most Blessed and appropriate prayers during Denver on Jan. 25. They were Miss On Wednesday, Feb. 7, the Lent­ Anna Martin, vice president; Miss Sacrament in St. Mary’s church, Mass. With the active co-opera- Arvada.— (S t Anne’s Parish)— day, Feb*. 2, will be sold after the en season of 1951 begins. Let us' Gloria Cecchin, secretary; and with hourly recitation of the Ro-|

Felix L O'Neill, Denver A tto rn ey, Recovering Archbishop Reviews Church in State Improving, but still critical, is the latest report on Felix L. O’Neill, prominent Denver at­ 5 torney who suffered a heart attack Intriguing History Told H L€ Jan. 25. Mr. O’Neill was stricken just after he had finished handling a Fin e RVGS case in juvenile court. He had At Prelates" Investiture been in court three hours prior to the attack. The extraordinary religious development of the Church He was rushed to Denver Gen­ in the state of Colorado waa recalled by Archbishop Urban eral hospital, and oxygen admin­ J. Vehr in his sermon Sunday afternoon, Jan. 28, on the istered en route was credited with occasion of the investiture of three Denver pastors as Do­ saving his life. He is still under mestic Prelates to His Holiness, Pius XII. The full text of oxygen. A new drug used in the treatment of coronary disturbances the'Archbishop’s sermon follows: is being administered. We rejoice today at the official conferring of the Papal honor of Ancient Beginnings He and his wife reside at 1444 the Domestic Prelacy upon three Chronologically, our Western Monaco parkway. worthy priests* of the Archdiocese land began to develop a century of Denver. They become intimate or later than the eastern seaboard members of the household of the and the Middle West section of the Holy Father and privileged to country. Although Colorado was serve immediately at the Papal al­ once claimed as Spanish terri­ tar and throne. tory, it was practically an un^ You have known them intimately known land. Coronado, in 1542, over the years. Many of you and crossed the mountains from the your loved ones have been the re­ Rio del Norte in search of gold. cipients of their spiritual adminis­ Failing in his quest, he returned trations countless times. Many of' to Mexico. your children, now fathers and Lt. Zebulon Montgomery Pike mothers of families of their own, appears to have been the first have felt the influence of their American to explore these regions. personalities, at school and in re­ Pike’s Peak in Colorado Springs ligious instructions. They have still bears his name. This moun­ been worthy priests of God and tain peak was first sighted on Wilders of spiritual character. All Nov. 15, 1856. In 1858, less than Money Saving Selections Now in Room one century ago, a town was of them have expended their Size Rugs, Carpeting, and Remnants from SECRETARIES priestly efforts in developing the founded on the east side of the physical facilities necessary for Platte river and below the mouth the looms of America's famous weavers. church worship. The honor of the of Cherry creek by prospectors Gomff'in and choose new rugs now. Supreme Pontiff of Christendom from Kansas and called St. is a recognition of their valued Charles. The recently organized BEDROOMS — LIVING ROOMS — DINING ROOMS THE CENTRAL’S Denver Town company bought the services to the Church of Denver SALE PRICED IN FEBRUARY and to human souls over many interests of the St. Charles com­ FOLLOWING HIS INVESTITURE as a bishop Urban J. Vehr, who officiated in the cere­ priestly years. pany and renamed the town Den­ ver, in honor of General Denver, Domestic Prelate, the Rt. Rev. Monsignor monies in the Denver Cathedral Jan. 28. Attendants Felicitations Extended who was then Governor of the John P. Moran, pastor of St. John’s parish, Denver, to the Archbishop are the Rev. Roy Figlino and the I am happy to take this occasion Kansas Territory. The geography is shown kissing the ring of His Excellency, Arch- Rev. Edward Leyden.— {.Register photo by Smyth) buy o n OUR publicly to congratulate and com­ Saving money The Central of the newly discovered West was + + + + + + + + budget pla n pliment Monsignor John Judnic little known and few appreciated pastor of Holy Rosary church: the new mission. They reached 1860 have grown to 360 priests can offer sacrifice or dispense way is safe, easy and profit­ the significance of Denver city. In Denver city about Oct. 20, 1860, now ministering to the spiritual God’s graces through sacramental Monsignor Leo Flynn, pastor of th^e beginning, the gold hunters •j i able. The folks in the special Holy Family church; and Monsi­ and, pitching their tents on a va­ needs of the people in the Diocese channels, faith falters and men’s had as their destination Pike’s cant lot, made their first survev of Pueblo and the Archdiocese of souls -wither and die. The paralyz­ gnor John Moran, pastor of St. Peak, and the world at large ac­ ^p ^ n i t u r e c o m p a n y savings department give you John’s church, for their priestly of their future home town and the Denver. Hundreds of sisters staff ing and stark truth of this fact cepted this designation to include future Episcopal city. Denver was the parochial schools — grade is apparent in our own mission work. I am sure that all the priests all the country .within the radius 4Z1 EAST COLFAX AVE. fast, friendly, and personalized of the archdiocese and the mem­ a village then of about 3,000 in­ schools, high schools, and colleges territory, as in every portion of of 100 miles. The spring and sum­ habitants of various nationalities — and many institutions of charity the world. Persecutions come and E*eJa«v. But Not Expsod^ service. Your savings earn bers of their respective parishes mer of 1859 brought thousands join me in these felicitations. May and descriptions. About 10 Cath­ and mercy within the bounda­ go, but the priesthood lives on in of fortune hunters to this Pike’s olic families lived here, more or V/2% interest on SlOO or more, the Great High Priest, to whom ries of the state. More than 22,000 the darkened catacombs or the Fifty-eight rooms Peak area all in search of gold. less permanently. With the con­ children attend our schools, and stately Cathedrals. Everywhere they have dedicated their lives un­ The streams forming the head­ of Fine Furniture without limit. And your sav­ reservedly, grant them length of stant stream of gold seekers pass­ an additional 9,500 receive regu­ the same pattern is followed. The Moderately Priced \ waters of the Platte and Arkansas ing through, their flocks possibly lar religious instructions in the first object of attack is the priest­ years and extended good health to were found to bear the precious 9 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. MONDAY THRU SATURDAY ings are now insured to numbered 200 souls. organized summer schools hood, because it is the leadership continue in their zeal for souls in metal and the mountains were rich Father Machebeuf resumed the throughout the state. of the Church. In our own days, $10,000 by the Federal De­ the Kingdom of God upon earth. in minerals. Our lovely state of Colorado has building of the church, which had Many of the fabulous mining hundreds of Bishops and priests posit Insurance Corporation. had a unique and interesting his­ The Magnet of Gold been inaugurated a year before gold and silver cities of a genera­ have given their lives in tho -new tory, both civically and religiously. Exaggerated reports of easy under Bishop Miege but on which tion «r two ago have become ghost pagan scourge of atheistic Commu­ Visit The Central’s savings de­ Over the years, I have met many wealth soon brought hundreds construction had lagged for lack to'wns today. Witness Central City, nism in so many lands. But, by long-time residents in various from all parts of the country, and of funds and any responsible head. Georgetown, and Breckenridge. the imposition of hands on other ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S PARISH partment soon...and often! the mountains and plAins for a parts of the state who knew and In the meantime, services were Modern industry, modern tech­ tried and proven candidates, the hundred miles to the south and Patronize Theze Friendly Firms remembered well Bishop Mache- held in private homes or in any niques of farming have developed historic apostolicity of the Church 1 s west of Denver city were alive beuf, the first Bishop of this area. hall that was available for the our vast area into spheres of com­ will somehow continue. All of us with people. Some of the fortune Some of you present today ■may purpose. The first church, at Stout merce and agricultural riches. are but passing instruments in the have heard your parents speak of hunters returned to their homes and 15th streets, was a plain brick hands of an Omnipotent Father to i^^n tra l" ize disgust and disappointment. structure, 30 by 46 feet, and by 'The Official Proy-er' Washington Park Mkt. him and the succeeding historic The Holy Father has honored effect His providential designs in LEN’S Pharmacy Gold was not found by the shovels dint of hard work, it was under roof the world. Red & White Food Store events that followed. full in the river beds. There was three of our priests today with the L. O. PEHR, Prop. y o u r b a n k i n g In October, 1935, just 16 years by Christmas, and the first Mass Ilenb«r St. Vineoit d« Panl’i PmrUb ' BILL HUGHES, Prop. gold, and plenty of it, but it could was'*sung on Christmas midnight, royal purple of the Church. As in Vocotioni Pressing Need ago, we celebrated the 75tlr anni­ be forced from the unwilling earth every enterprise, there must be You have often heard me speak Hav« Your Doctor Phono versary of the building of the first 1860, by Father Raverdy. It was lit Your Prescription Complete Food Service only by dint of hard work and unplastered and without windows leadership, so, too, in the‘ Church. of the need of native vocations to in the city of Den­ sacrifice. » The priest is, by virtue of his ordi­ the priesthood and to the sister­ 2707 E. Louisiana RA. 3739 59H South Gilpin ver, later to become the Cathedral and served in that condition for THE CENTRAL On Feb. 26, 1861, just 90 years nation, a public person, an official hoods here in our own area. The At Loaisisns and Booth Clartoo “ It’s Smart to Bo Thriftr* Parish of the Immaculate Con­ almost a year. To this unfinished ago, a bill was passed by Congress church was later built a rear an­ of the Church. In the army of need is not far distant but is im­ ception. Just 75 years ago, Col- authorizing the new Territory of Christ, his sacred ordination con­ mediate and pressing, now. Every BANK & TRUST COMPANY oraW was admitted into the_ union nex, a wooden shed, 12 by 30 feet, Colorado, a name that was sug­ stitutes him a leader. In its spir­ new church means another priest; of states with the designation of and this lean-to became the first 15TH AND ARAPAHOE STS., DENVER. COLO. gested by General Denver. The first home for the pioneer missionaries itual functions in the world, the every new classroom means an Garrett Quinlan Hawes Food Store the Centennial State. Our splen­ (St. Vincent de Panl'e ParUh) territorial census in 1861 gave the of Colorado. Church depends upon his spiritual additional sister. Many of our Booker Hawoo—Carlo Hawoo MEMBER: Ftdtrol D«potit Iniuranct Corp. did University of Colorado this population of the new Territory ministrations and, through feeble invites Your Patronage F«dtra( R«ttrv« Syittm week end is celebratiiig the 75th 'Primitive Chapel Cor' splendid, exemplary, native young An IGA Store of Colorado as 25,329, of whom human hands, the priest becomM men and women would thrill to the anniversary of its foundation. A volume could be written on 4,500 were females of all ages. the mediator between God and-His divine romance of the altar or the University Park the journeys of Fathers Mache­ Qaality Meats - From the standpoint of the people in the holy sacrifice of the convent, if they appreciated the Pharm acy Church, this newly discovered beuf and Raverdy to the flourish­ Mass. He is the official pray-er for Groceries ing mining camps of Colorado and urgency of the Church at this mo­ 2343 E. Evans RA. 4781 Pike’s Peak territory was within his flock. Through divine and awe­ ment, and if they were given throughout the territory of Utah. sad Fresh & Frozen Fruits the limits of the Vicariate Apos­ inspiring power, provided him proper, sympathetic encourage­ This territory comprised more and Vegetables f. J. SCARRY & COMPANY tolic of the territory east of the through his priesthood, he can for­ ment. Catholic parents become the Wesley Pharmacy "Rocky Mountains, under the spirit­ than 200,000 square miles, a tre­ give sins and snatch a soul from Louisiana and Qayton — SUPER SPEED-O-LITE “= mendous area to be covered by instruments of providence in 2390 So. Downing PE. 9638 ual headship of Bishop John the depths of degradation. The bringing countless blessings to SP* S717 horse' and wagon. It was every­ ZIP-A-SHINE KEM-O-SOL Miege, who resided at Leaven­ voice of the priest in the pulpit is human souls, if they co-operate Prescriptions — Drugs Open 7 to 7 Week Days worth, Kans. But Leavenworth where the same story— the offer­ the voice of a minister of God. He with a divine vocation. The good School Supplies Closed Sundays was 600 miles away. Between ing of the holy sacrifice of the must preach, not himself nor the AMERICANS LEADING Mass whei'ever possible, the ad­ Lord has blessed us with an in­ Leavenworth and the gold fields words of human wisdom, but the crease of vocations to the priest­ of Colorado, there was nothing ministration of the sacraments, the doctrine of Christ and the Church. hood and the sisterhoods, but the MANUFACTURERS but an immense stretch of plain securing of suitable land for fu­ From the day of ordination until over which the Indians roamed at ture churches, the building of mis­ demands for more personnel in all ^ppsA , JisU k. A COMPLETE LINE OF MAINTENANCE he is called to eternity by the the works of religion are mounting BONNIE BRAE will. Many are the stories of chiv sion chapels, and months upon Great High Priest, his priestly 1620 M A R K E T ST. DENVER 2, COLO. airy and hardship as the intrepid months of travel on the road by year by year. ministrations must bring sacra I bespeak my own personal S h o p . Plumbing & Heating gold seekers tracked those weary horseback and by wagon. The mental life to the souls of the wastes in a covered wagon or heavy wagon of the pionfeer priest thanks and the appreciation of the Complete Luncheons 60c Carl Cannlngham Rea. Ph. DE. Tilt faithful. The priest must be an­ priests of this jurisdiction for the Tror Cannlngham Boa. Ph. PE. 1171 caravan and engaged in. armed Machebeuf was known in every other Christ, as far as is humanly Special Low Prices on conflicts with the Indians. camp. It was his movable church loyalty and self-sacrifice and for School Lunches G. E. APPLIANCES possible for man to approach dl the generosity of our Catholic peo­ Survey of Needs and home, with all the accessories vinity. The institution of the sa­ 2620 E. Louisiana at Clayton 1076 So. Gaylord RA. 4607 for divine service, and many times, ple in the many enterprises of the In the spring of 1860, just 90 cred priesthood is divine. Its spir­ Church in our expanding era. May J. J. CELLA INSURANCE years ago. Bishop Miege crossed for want of any other roof, he set itual influence stretches from time we priests rededicate ourselves the plains from Leavenworth to up his little altar on the back of to eternity. The ministers selected today in an absolutely unselfish Maria A. Celia ___ Jack J. Celia investigate the religious conditions the wagon and offered the holy by the Great High Priest to share way for the salvation of human MALONE DRUG in this distant part of his spiritual sacrifice of tha Mass under the His priesthood on earth and to con­ souls. May all of us try to live more jurisdiction. He came as far as blue dome of heaven— a primitive tinue His redemptive work are Prescriptions a Specialty Chrjptlike lives in' following the "Insurance of All Kinds" Denver-city. A cursory survey of chapel car, indeed. This immense human, circumscribed by human : |: existing conditions here and in territory, the original Vicariate frailties and limitations. And yet dictates of Our Blessed Savior. Fountain Service — C old iBeer, Etc. la ' May the good Lord bless, guide, 42 Years of Dependable Service in the Field where other parts of the state, as he was Apostolic of Denver, was formally the good Lord, by divine dispensa­ able to divine them from hearsay established by the Roly See in tion, uses this feeble instrumem and protect our Holy Father, who 100 So. Bdwy. -r- SP. 6226 — We Deliver Dependability is Essential evidence, made him realize that 1868, with Bishop Machebeuf as tality to effect grace in the souls has made possible ^ is happy oc­ there was work for many priests. its first Ordinary, and formally of men. casion, in these bitter days of trial 1120 Security Bldg. * c. ih. ’ 2633 He inaugurated the beginning of erected into a diocese in 1887. The responsibilities of the priest­ and persecution for the Church the first church building within . For almost a quarter of a cen­ hood are terrifying and its spir throughout the world. May the be­ the corporate limits of Denver. tury, Bishop Machebeuf labored itual compensations limitless. The nign Savior of mankind bring Denver city was geographically as the pioneering prelate in this priest deals with human conscien­ peace and tranquillity to our KOUTH GAYLORD nearer the settlements of New vast region. Amiable, lovable man ces : he directs human lives in their troubled world and protection to * • CATHEDRAL PARISH Mexico than Leavenworth, Kans., of God, his name is held in bene­ judgments that reach into eternity. our armed forces abroad. May i I and the spiritual welfare of the diction as one of the outstanding God, in turn, blesses his life with Mary, the Immaculate Queen of opping District - I These Friendly Firms Deserve Your Patronage people of the new Territory of characters of early Western a spiritual peace and happiness be Heaven, watch over and protect us, Colorado might be more easily Church history. yond compare. our homes, and our loved ones. > t provided through the Diocese of Bishop Moht' Work Divine Institution a •» Santa Fe, N.Mex. When Bishop Shoes for the Family Always featoring the unusual Lamy of Santa Fe was apprised Bishop Matz, as Coadjutor of The institution of the priesthood ALICE O’CONNELL Bishop Machebeuf, succeeded to is divine. Like the Church itself, formu'lf of . • • PE. 2464 BOB’S W iG* Weatherbird Shoes for Children in flowers and design of the action of the Holy See, he ■ ' called Father Machebeuf, his Vi­ the See of Denver in July, 1889. it will always continue. Where 13th Ave. Beauty Shop X.ray Pitting His administrative ability daring there is an altar, sacrifice, and > car General. They considered the to now locotod at . . . PKK.St.Kin IONS CA1.I.KI) fioXJf, fijOAL matter of sending one or two the 18 years of his Episcopate saw sacraments, faith will flourish SUPER MARKET Sendel Shoe Store FOR AND DKLIVERFJ) HARDESTY FLORAL CO. priests into the new territory. The a great development in spiritual under the divine impetus of 1305 Downing St. Meats . Groceries • Vegetables 1023 So. Gaylord RA. 5087 conditions throughout the diocese Christ’s priesthood. If the altar is Colfax at Downing Denver KE. 5397 1225 Logan Bishop thought seriously and long Pkoiia AC. 6088 Better Quality for Less tl KEritone 3217 of parting with Father Machebeuf, and in the founding of innumer­ broken and no consecrated hands able parochial schools. The much­ , ' who had come with him from Mobiloil ■ Pennzoil ■ Mobilgas . . .1 *» , France to work in missionary loved Bishop Tihen came to the Lubrication A Washing Overstake's Pharmocy a ;i DOYLE’S America and wha had been his See of Denver Sept 21, 1917. All Tune Up • Clutch 4c Brake of you are witnesses to his zeal nONNie BRAE 1000 So. Gaylord RA. 4401 fellow laborer in the pioneering Have Your Doctor Phone PHARMACY fields of Ohio, in what is the Dio­ and devotion in the cause of reli­ So. Gaylord Service i i ’ Th« Partlealsr Dratr<>t cese of Toledo today, and also the gion during his 14 years as Bishop. 11$ His Prescription Beloved by clergry and people, he MB Chopping D istrict ^OCOIN 4 sharer of his apostolic work in We Deliver 't:: 17th AVE. AND GRANT bequeathed to us a well-organized Center and Garage '! ii- VlMVtS,, COlO ' the almost unlimited territory of ‘A KE. MIT PEEK DBLIVEBt Santa Fe. In his letters, as edited diocese, with many admirable new loot So. Gaylord SP. 6443 Wa Give Green Stamps by Father Hewlett, Bishop Lamy churches, schools, and institutions. The firms listed here de­ is quoted as saying: 'T do not like In January, 1942, the Diocese Bonnie Brae a : No Down Payment serve to be rem em bered . t Motor OTorhoaltnf to part with you, but you are the' of Denver was formally created GAYLORD Pistly Wigglr Free Prompt Delivery into an archdiocese, with the erec­ HARDWARE “ I ■ Body A Fcndtr Repilrt only one I have to send and you when you are distributing ' ;i Tailored Scat Covert a • are the very man for Pike’s Peak.” tion of a new Diocese in Pueblo as CLEANERS Motor Tiine>ap * Father Machebeuf’s reply was: a suffragan see. Komac Colorizer Points your patronage in the dif­ . i Uaod Can PICKUP * DEUVEBT WIlVESl . . . BEER “ Very well, I will go. Give me The history of the past is in­ Housewares - Toys • Sport Goods ferent lines of business. another priest, some little money triguing, indeed. One generation We Give Green Stamps Cathedral Motors CORDIALS 2124 E. Ezpoaltloa BP. IMI JOE GAFFNEY. Prop. for our expenses, and we will be builds upon another. The good PE. 1350 • 1025 So. Gaylord I Til Logan KE. UI8 COMPLETE LINE ready for the road in 24 hours.” Lord, throughout the past 75 * i i: The necessary preparations con­ years, has blessed us spiritually in Preisser's Red & White sisted of a' wagon to carry the what was mission territory only a A Murphy's A AHERN'S M AR T requisites for cnurch services, a short time ago. Splendid Christ- Grocery and Market SKOAUMS ft MSTBK5 The Shirley Garage MEMBER or ST. PHILOHENA’S few personal effects, blankets and like priests and generous, devoted M eats buffalo robes for their bedding, laymen and women have worked OFFICIAL AAA GAKAGE PARISH fi\NCY MEATS. VEGETABLES, AND 723 So. University RA. 1984 MARY AMNE PHONE TABOK Mil and provisions for the journey, hard and incessantly to meet the QUALITY GROCERIES Four mules provide motor power. Open Sundays H i Dai ana Night Storage. Repairing 333 East Colfax TA. 3304 expanding needs of the Church as Free Delivery SPmee 4447 Frah Fish and Oystsn Dsily bAfiEMES Washing and Greaaing Gaaolina and Otli The Pioneers Arrive the population increased. From 1 lMI-17 LINCOLN ST. 2811 E. Ohio Avt. (So, Univ. and Ohio) DENVER Father Machebeuf left Santa Fe Denver city in 1860, with its :j{ towards the end of September, 3,000 population, this area has Dscerated For Quality WEDDING - t The firms listed here de­ 1860, -with the Rev. John B. Rav grown to the metropolitan stature CONOCO PRODUCTS Bonnie Brae CAKES C liff’s M arket Modern up to date Store f serve to be rem em bered erdy, who was ordained a priest of one-half million inhabitants. Lobrication, Car Waahing, Batteries (“ sD batter” ) only a few months before. Father The state of Colorado, which in Brug Co. l e and _ Recharged, Tire Valcanizing tl 0p Choice Meats when you are distributing Raverdy was chosen because of his the territorial census of 1861 num­ Alfred C. Aadonon. Owaor-Uaattoi FREE Delivery.. You Come in your patronage in the dif­ youth and excellent health, and his bered 26,000 people, now has one BONNIE BRAE Have your Doctor phono us Frts Dtllrsiy an |l Order Pick Out Your Order, Fancy & Staple Groceries sturdy persevering qualities so and one-quarter million inhabi­ your Prescriptions UK 8. Garlerd II Brsadwsr ferent lines of business. ne,cessary for the physically trying tants. Under the Providence of CONOCO SERVICE Bears, Wines. Etc. PEarl Till SPrace Till 613 E. 13th Ave. KE.8214 life they were obliged to face la 'God« the two pioneering prieate of 724 So. Univonity PE. 9909 70S So. yBivariitjr RA. 2074 PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyttene4205 Thuridoy, February 1, 195T

Student Nurses Attend ^ Q uio^.eM tfO Het Classrooms in New Annex to Cathedral High School Mercy Hospital Retreat (fh ^ aood! Given by Father Giblin The Rev. Berard Giblin, O.F.M., of St. Elizabeth’s parish, Denver, conducted the annual three-day retreat for student nurses at Mercy hospital Jan. 23-25. A question box on the last day en­ abled the students to submit their problems to the retreat -master. On Jan. 26 the midyear social was held in the nurses’ residence for the students and their guests. It was one of the most pleasant activities of the year. American Beauty A games party for the benefit MACARONI PRODUCTS of the student activities fund was held in the auditorium Jan. 30. I SAVE ON YOUR ( Family Size -I <1* MEAT BILL I Chicken P i e __ $L'50 Complete Processing Service Italian Spaghetti .$1.10 fo^ Lockers and Home Sausage Freezers. Home Made Pies We Sell Armour’s Best Meals 3 in Quarters or Halves. HUMMEL'S Denver’s Leading Caterers King’s Frigid Food Bank and Delicatessen (Mr. end Mrs. A. A. King 311 E. Seventh Ave. KE. 1986 i of Cathedral Parish) j Open Bondars and Weekdajs TiU 7:30 * toil a. Unirersitr PE. S53S CLOSED MONDAYS TWO OF THE BEAUTIFUL and modern classrooms science laboratory. The physics experiments are being conducted epuipment was made by Henry Abromeit of Denver. The new annex, under the watchful eye of Sister Aquinas. The typewriting room at which will be blessed Monday, Feb. 5, by Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, in the new Monsignor McMenamin Memorial annex to the right accommodates 50 students. Shown with the beginners’ class is already in use by the pupils. (Story on page 1) — (Register photos 72 DO YOUR OWN RA. 5793 Cathedral high school, Denver, are shown above. At the left is the is Sister Anna Mary. The science laboratory and commercial room by Jerome) so. PENN for oppt. LAUNDRY St. Francis' High Stqdent St. James' School Regis Teacher Mother of 9-Pound Boy 20 General Electric All Automatic Machines Wins Dental Slogan Test Honor Roll Listed Evening Class Postponed by Stork 91% of Water Removed No Extractor Needed Fonr 40-Ibe Dryeri Give Quick Service was limited to 10 words. Robert A. The honor roll of St. James' school A new-born baby has upset making, and “ General Groom­ registered nurses and doctors, In a contest that was sponsored for the third period, Dec. 4-Jan. 26, has by the Colorado State Dental asso­ Pfannenstiel, a senior, is the state been announced. the Regis night school schedule. ing and Charm” have the high­ teachers, lawyers, politicigns, 9 LBS. DAMP DRY^SOc ciation the students of St. Francis winner with his slogan, “ Proper Honor students have attained the foF Mrs. Mary O’Connor Casey, who est enrollment. businessmen, executive secretar­ food, dental care, mean better teeth, lowing marks: Conduct, 90%; obedience, is scheduled to teach a non­ The rolls reveal that the night ies, and homemakers. Drying Service— 9 Lbs. Completely Dry—^15c Up to 36 Lbs.— 25c de Sales’ high school submitted en­ tries. The requirement was a slogan longer wear.’’ He received a $25 A ; courtesy, A ; and effort, A. credit course in dressmaking courses have an appeal to all Late registrations are still be­ savings bond. Certificates of merit Grade Eight: Patricia Mittelstadt. and home decorating, gave birth classes. On the list are men ing taken at the Regis campus, indicative of care of the teeth that class leader; Robert Chirnside, and Robert were awarded to the following stu­ Coon; to a nine-pound boy Jan. 29. and women in the military, civil Lowell boulevard and oOth dents for their slogans: Joan De- Grade Seven: Sharon Kohles and Her class was to convene on service, and federal bureaus; street, Denver. Sabato, Nancy Ecke, Carol Borrer, Karen Bowhay. class leaders; Betty Lou Friday, Feb. 2, but, for obvious Adams, Richard Barnes, Judith Cullerton, Joan Meehan, Mary Joanna Verna Fentress, Beverly Jarosz, Kim reasons, the opening date for O’Grady, Marguerite Wenzinger, Murphy, Raymond Smith, and John the class has been postponed Mary Virginia Banahan, Judith T iem ey; until Friday, Feb. 16. The Grade Six: Mary Ellen Dunn, class child’s father, Richard Casey, a Hudson, Clarence Colborg, • Mary leader; Sandra Carlile, Gertrude Moser, Louise Durflinger, Robert Berg^ Joann Rich, and Janet Westbrook; Regis college graduate, has been lund, Teresa Eagle, JoAnn Dubois, Grade Five: Colleen O’Leary, class recalled to active duty with the Phyllis Woertmart, Barbara Oehrle, leader; Mary Frances Blackford. Pa-* navy and is at the naval train­ The Beer That John Uebelhoer, Shirley Te Maat, tricia Brennan, Peter Craven, Carolyn ing base in San Diego, Calif. Komemann, Donna Farley, Donna Gut* Beverly Thompson, and Joan kowski, Ronald Huff, Barbara Jorgen­ Night School Mutic hat iti place even in modern warfare. Into how many Made Milwaukee Famous O’Brien. sen, Marilyn Kohler, Mary Ellen Kukar, global areas these organs will find their way it sheer guess work. Robert is the son of Mr. and Robert Lammerman, Kathryn Mentgen, Attendance Up~ Judy Ponder, Sandra Ramer. Peter Sher­ The Rev. Jcieph A. Ryan, S.J., Around the world, teems a fair “ guesstimate.” MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. Mrs. Robert B. Pfannenstiel of idan; Linda Sticksel, Geraldine Tanner, 1784 S. Ogden street and is the Elizabeth Tunis, George Twining, and dean of the Regit night school, ^Robert M. — Paul V. — M. T. Murray^ eldest of six children. During his Thomas Weiss: reports that the attendance for years at St. Francis’ Roberr.has Grads Four: Marilyn Kohles and Carole this semester is up 27 per cent U^ivdii^sUL OhrpanA, Smith, class leaders; Patrick Backus, over the past semester and 50 held his scholarship to a very rep­ Barbara Bunch. Diane Day, Judy Jones, INTERMOUNTAIN ELEVATORS resentative standing, participates Billy Jordan, and Gloria Shofner. per cent over the past year. The Grade Three (Sister Gabriel Joseph’s increase is unusual in view of the were also selected for installation in six new DENVER in basketball, and is most active in classroom): Susan Glowes, class leader; the journalism department. He is a expected decrease in enrollment VETERANS' ADMINISTRATION HOSPITALS Chris Barcelona. Dennis Baumgartner, owing to inductions into the member of the circulation staff Virginia Broderick, Sharon Cullerton, Er- including the new one in Denver Fort Morgan Flour M ills and photography editor, in*which lene Dreher, Carolyn Dunlap, Antoinette armed forces. Farmer, Clare Golden, Mary Marlene FORT MORGAN capacity he is taking in an open The largest increase is reg­ Komemann, Theresa Olson, Wallace istered for the sociology courses Government bids contain the most rigid and detailed specifica­ panel at the press convention at Powers, Gail Ramer, Sharon Seib, and tions and their selection of WURLITZER ORGANS is a strik­ BRANCHES AT— Judith Shepherd; dealing with the Papal encycli­ Loretto Heights college Thursday, ing tribute to the high quality of workmanship and tonal per­ Robert A. Pfannenetiel Feb. 1. Grade Three: (Mrs. Michaelek's class­ cals: “ Restoration of Social Or­ LONGMONT. . . YUMA room): Fred Venette, class lea^r; der,” and*“ The' Great Encycli­ fection of the WURLITZER. Sharon Schuermanp, Laura Lee Kintzele, HUDSON . . . HILL ROSE Marcia Murphy. Dorothy Pipkin, Susan cals.” Both courses are taught We are proud to be their exclusive representative in this area, Varela, Katherine Wolf, Dianne Kuhl, by the Rev. William B. Faherty, and cordially invite you to come in and hear them. There are Dental Health Day Feb. 5 Joan ^hm itz, and Marcia Reinecke; S.J. MILLERS AND HANDLERS Grade Two (Sister M. Emily’s class­ seven different models both for church and home use. OF FLOUR, WHEAT, CORN, room): Patricia Hancock, class leader; On the noncredit courses, Catherine Gold, Charles Hansen, Marilyn “ Reviews of the Best Recent Write for literature and prices BARLEY, OATS, AND MILL For Chilidren of Coloracdo Martina, and Roseann McIntosh; Writings,” the course in dress­ FEEDS Grade Two (Sister Carolyn Bernard’s Monday, Feb. 5, will mark the all school children and will close classroom): Linda Siener, class leader; Lynn Murphey, Thomas Murphy, Donald Country Shippers! third national observance of Chil­ April 16. Prizes will be awarded to Pette, Jerry Siener, Mary Jeanne Straw, Jesuits of Loyola U. Consign Your Shipment To Vs dren’s Dental Health day. As a the winners on May 1, Child and Virginia Watson; result of the efforts to improve Health day. All the first graders will not receive report cards vintil the second semester, Make Religious Films the dental health of youth, dental the following children have made the societies throughout the country honor roll in their rooms: ^ The Jesuit Fathers of Loyola have taken up the idea and have Grade One (Sister Carolyn Bernard’ s university, Los Angeles, Calif., St. Mary's Unit classroom ): Leland McGill, Marjorie ‘‘IN DENVEWS MVSIC CENTERS C A R L S O N Finest Quality developed special programs for this Schmitz, Cecilia Ruhlmann, John W il­ have produced a number of reli­ date. liamson, and Chloe W olf; gious films to be used in parochial 1617 California St. Denver Colorado is observing Children’s Grade One (Sister M. Hermana's class­ schools and religious instruction F R IN K DAIRY FOODS Dental Health day with special Is Planning Dance room) : Mary Gwen Neeham. Gail Man- classes. The purpose of Loyola (St. Mary’s Academy, Denver) asil, Thomas Lauvetz, and Judith Daw­ programs in the schools, with ra­ son. films, the name of the Jesuit film r dio transcriptions, and the care by The St. Mary’s Mothers’ club Semester examinations were completed company, is to make the proved fe MILKS- volunteer dentists of orphan and will meet at the academy Monday, last week with the following students at­ effective power of audio-visual in­ Since the first gas lines were constructed, Killom fe Golden Guernsey * Feb. 5. The guests of honor will taining the highest average in their I indigent children who require den­ grade: . struction available for the implant­ Gas Burners hove faithfully served homes, Homogenized Vitamin D tal treatment. be the past presidents of the or­ Lola Fults, 97 percent, grade eight; ing of all basic Catholic ways of P churches, schools, office buildings and industry. F •FRINK-the Best* A dental health poster contest ganization, and Mrs. Lois McMa­ Robert Baumgartner, 95 percent, grade life in Catholic youth and adults. fe hon win be the principal speaker. seven; Daniel Broderick, 96 percent, is now in progpress, sponsored by grade six; Colleen O’Leary and Kathryn At present there are 20 films CREAM-BUHER- the Colorado State Dental asso­ Refreshments will be in charge of Mentgen, 94 percent, grade five; Maureen available, a few of which are The BUUER MILK ciation. Schools throughout Color the sophomore mothers. Final ar­ Cudmore and Patrick Backus, 97 percent, Boyhood of Christ, the parables of COHAGE CHEESE rado have received rules for the rangements will be made at this fourth grade; Susan Glowes and Marcia The Prodigal Son and The Good K iila m G x s b u r n e r co. time for the Star Dust dance, to Murphy, 88 percent, grade three; and MANUFACTURERS AND HEATING ENGINEERS Carlson's Delicious poster contest, which is open to Linda Siener and Kathleen Dunn, 99 Samaritan, and the life of John be given by the Mothers’ club for percent, grade two. the Baptist In time, the Loyola ICE CREAM the high school at the Aviation films will cover all phases of Cath­ Natural Gas with Killam Burners means cheaper club on the evening of Feb. 5. olic religious instruction and his­ heating costs, and automatic, carefree, clean At your store or at your door WESTERKAMP'S Barbara Maltby, daughter of Mr. tory. A special school rate is avail­ warmth continuously. Dependable guarantees for KE. 9043 5106 Wash. and Mrs. H. Maltby, will entertain Redemptorist Gives able. 35 years. EVERYTHING A GOOD GROCERY her friends at a “ (ioketair’ party A list of Loyola films and their The Co. SHOULD HAVE . before the dance. There's a Guaranteed Killam Burner CARLSON-FRINK Pupils' Retreat at rental rates is obtainable from the RACE 2871 BEST FOODS AT LOWEST PRICES- Because of the large number at­ Centennial School Supply company, 260 BROADWAY For Etery Heating Need Denver's Quality Dairy — MAin 0111 - WE DELIVER - tending the press convention on 3012 Huron street. Denver. first Friday, the sodality will not hold its usual Mass and. breakfast St. Joseph's High at the school. (St. Joseph’s High School, Denver) The sophomore and junior Father Janifs Sullivan,. C.SS.R., classes will attend a lecture at the Schleier Memorial art gallery Fri­ gave a retreA to the high school students Jan. 23. Father Sullivan day afternoon. Buy This Bargain recently arrived at St. Joseph’s WAY BELOW FROZEN PRICES The sophomore class has been studying the famous Madonnas parish. Miller's hove extra savings this week on scores of items like these . . . and striving to get at least one in The daily sessions of the retreat every home. They have found that consisted of private devotion, Sta­ Raphael’s “ Sistine Madonna’’ and tions of the Cross, conferences, CASTLE CREST PEACHES Murillo’s “ Madonna of the Ro­ spiritual reading, Rosary, and COFFEE CRISCO BISQUICK sary’’ are the most popular. The Benediction. The retreat ended junior class defeated the senior with a High Mass on Jan. 26. Butter-Nut, All Grindi. invite p to SAVE IP< class in pinball this week. The Twenty-six members of the interclass tournament will be com­ journalism classes will attend the BISCUIT pleted in the next two weeks. 18th annual press convention at on FLEET MIX MIX Loretto Heights college Feb. 1-2. The junior journalists will edit 1* Featured Speaker • t Use coupon from store display the issue of the Santa Fe to be 1 Ib .fl lb. ■ published about Feb. 22. 7 9 ' 1 u tin.. " ■ 99 39 The editors are Frankie Yan- tarno, editor-in-chief; Lorraine Vessa, news editor; Tommy Brig­ ham, feature editor; Tommy Tur­ ner, sports editor; and Joan Sweeney, managing editor. * BEEF STEW SUGAR JELLO ' 4: St. Joseph’s debate team placed 'i third in the first speech meet of Here's a suggestion for a dandy wintertime short- 1951 held at Regis on Jan. 27. The team, consisting of Duane Great Weitern Deaierta A ^ W I I C cake, at a savings of 10c. First you buy a can of Castle Knight and Joe Russell, seniors, Puddings, all “ " " Dinty Moore, flavors. under the direction of John Boggs big 24 oz. Crest Peaches, sliced, or halves, and a package of Fleet 3 pkgs------and William Burke, speech instruc­ can...... 41 10 lb. bag---- - 29 tors, upheld the negative side. The 79 Mix for Biscuits, at your friendly Safeway Store. Then topic of debate was: Resolved: That the People of the United you get the coupon from the store display which you'll States Should Reject the Welfare State. find in the store. This coupon will save you 10c on the Casper, Wyoming, placed first; Regis, second; and East tied with PINEAPPLE Chicken Thighs * JOY purchase price of the peaches and Fleet Mix. On the St Joseph for third place. Fleet Mix box you'll find the shortcake recipe. It’s as C|IOSS EYES J U I C E O y i Liquid for Q Treated without drugs or surgery. Fresh Frozen, easy as that, and a real bargain I Del Monte, B irdseye, from Dishwashing, I do not claim to have a cure-all, B ig 4 6 oz. but my special glasses and treat­ Fryers. 6 OZ. bottle... ments have helped many patients 1 lb . p kg ...... 89 29 regain straight eyes. Dr. M. L. The Very Rev. Raphael C Perito, Optometrist, 609 Mining McCarthy, S.J. (above), Exchange Building, TA. 2682. Prices for Thursday, Fri­ day and Saturday. Wo r^ president of Re^is college, Denver, terve the right to limit will be the principal speaker at RENTALS-REPAIRS quantities. Nona sold te Marquette university’s midwinter Typtwrittn dealers. commencement exercises in -Mil­ Adding HaeMne* waukee, Tuesday night, Feb. 6. , All HikM •"I Father McCarthy was Marquette’s PAY CHECKS president from 1936 to 1944. The T29 IS ST CASHED FREE Milwaukee school will graduate 308 seniors at its midyear commence­ KE.OS03 SUPER mnRKETS ment program. h ..

Thuradoy, Fabruory 1 ,195T' Office, 938 Bannock Sfroal N THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Tolephont, KEyefenb 4205 PAGE SEVEN I Msgr. Schieder, NCWC Youth Leader, Experts to Address Students To Give Retreat for St. Francis' Pupils Holy Family School Sets Gireer W eek (Holy Family High School, law, engineering, teaching, avia­ On Jan. 29 Sister Pierre, sister, (St. Francis lie Sales’ High School, Denver) Donvor) tion, interior decoration, stone- of Monsignor Leo Flynn, who is The seniors and juniors of St. Francis de Sales’ high will graphic work, beautitian, gov­ head of the home economics -make their retreat Feb. 7, 8, and 9, and the sophomores and Holy Family high school is ernment, and military. department of Mundelein college freshmen on Feb. 12, 13, and 14. The retreat is to be con­ planning the observance of The special Student Council in Chicago, talked to the senior, ducted by the Very Rev. Jdonsignor Joseph. E. Schieder, committee that planned t h e junior, and sophomore ^rls on a Career week Feb. 5-9. schedule included Father William home economics course in a Cath*> director of the NCWC Youth Department of Washington. The Rev. Edward Leyden," Jones, Sister Matthew Marie, Sis­ olie liberal arts college. Since his ordination, in 1936, archdiocesan superintendent ter Edward Mary, Martin Mar- Sister Mary Gregory, super­ Monsignor Schieder’s Experience Someone Cares;” Jdaureen O’Brien, telli, Donna Coursey, Eileen Grace, visor of secondary education in in the field of youth work has “ Carelessnessand Barbara Ross- of schools, will give the principal Phil Kennedy, and George Mar- Lorettine schools, will visit Holy mllle, “Halloween Night;” been wide and varied. He has been addresibFeb. 6 on “ The Vocation telon. Family school Feb. 5 and 6. civilian director of the Youth bu­ Sophomores -— (^aroTyn Cwmich- of Christians.” On Feb. 6 James reau of Buffalo (a police depart­ “ A Smile;” and Tfmothyael, Madigan, instructor at Loretto Dolan, “ At Dawn;” ment enterpriae); professor of Heights and Regis colleges Seniors — Margaret Wenzinger, adolescent psychology at Mt. St. will speak on “ The Need o f Higher “ The Lost Child,” special mention; Mary Teachers’ college; student Education.” Fhther Haley tn lf ad­ Shirley TeMaat, “ God’s Portrait;” adviser of St. Joseph’s Collegiate dress the student body on “ The institute; chaplain and student ad­ Mary Lourdes Pinnell, “ Days;” Religious Life” on Fob. 7. ()n Feb. viser of Mt. St. Mary academy, Jean Adams, “ Mother;” Mary 8 Father John Regan and Mr. and Kenmore, N. Y., and director of Agnes Kurtz, “ Autumn Time;” Mrs. Ed Miller m il hold an in­ youth repeats for the Buffalo dio­ Robert Pfannenstiel, “ Poem;” formal discussion pn “ Christian cese. His most significant job was M a^ Louise Durflinger, “ Memory Family Living.” v diocesan director of the Confra^ of September;” ^Csrol Borrer, “A “ Career Day” begins on Feb. 9 temity of Christian Doctrine, Mother’s Thought;” Joann De- with the Mass at o:46. Sabato, “ My W ife;” Marjorie Lu­ supervising the “ released time” Among the occupations to be cerne, -“ My Album;” Janet Huf- religious education o f more than diicntsad are nursing, forestry, na^el, “ Books;” Mary Ethel Casey, adds im ineasuralily 75,000 young people in the dio­ Monsifnor Joseph Sehiedkr entertainment, newspaper work. cese of Buffalo. “ A Country’s Freedom;” Marilyn to the comfort of a In February, 1948, Monsignor Greenwald, ‘"The Little Stars;” Common Sense in Dress * Schieder was named director of and John Uebelhoer, “ Poem.” ■fi'f i Horan Service. the Youth Department. During his Certificates for essay' publica­ period of office the work of the tion were awarded to the follow­ Winter Health Suggestions Newman Club Federation and Na­ ing: Senior, Edward Sweeney, tional Federation of Catholic Col­ “^hy I Am an American;” jun­ ■ lege Students, as well as Catholic iors’ Marianpa Golden, ,‘My Dream Given by Medical Society youth organizations, has developed World;” Robert Kappel, Want to,B e a Doctor;” Marion Patton, Unless, the weatherman goes ing the winter, and with modem H o r a n S i S o n and increased. haywire, Colorado’s changeable■ ‘ refrigeration if] ■ most people do not Chapels He is a member of President “Friendship;” Jane TeMaat, “ An­ KEt)«ione 6297 K!u|tfMc6i gel of Mercy;” Phyllis Reagan, weather will become even more If you get your exercise despite Truman’s White House Conference uncertain in the next couple of the weather, your diet in winter 1527 Ckuoland Vlace on Children and Youth. Monsignor “ Liberty and Justice for All;” and months. Patricia Vorce, “ Why I Am an can be a little higher in calories— Schieder has traveled more than There will be warm, sunny days, fats, starches, sugars, milk, meat, one hundred thousand miles na­ American^” Sophomores, Dennis Donnelly, and then sudden storms, zero tem­ eggs— because your body is burn­ tionally and internationally on be­ ing more food in keeping warm. “ My Ambition Is to Be a Re­ peratures, sleet, snow, and sneezes. half of youth. The most recent dis­ Old Doc Experience advises: tinction awarded Monsignor Schie­ porter;” Charlene Norris, “ A Doc­ Unless you ^are weather-wise tor;” and Timothy Dolan, “ My and wnter-wise, you may pay for 1) Avoid chilling and wet feet. der was his appointment to the ex­ Sound like your mother? ■ She was Vision in Satin ecutive committee of the Interna­ Opinion of Democracy.” it in ill health, warns the Colorado IMMEDIATE DELIVERY State Medical society. Colds, pneu- absolutely right. Lovely the oriae in tional Federation of Catholic Staff Members ^ SUITS—COATS Youth by Cardinal Pizzardo of the monia, all sorts of respiratory ail­ 2.) 'Do not get caught in a sud­ white slipper satin ON SEVERAL MODELS OF NEW Attend Press Convention ments, and even worse, are com­ Vatican. , den weather change without with dainty lace DRESSES Twenty-seven delfegateg of the mon winter troubles. overcoat and overshoes. FORMALS He will he one of (even mem­ and applique inset ^51 FORD TRUCKS bers of the Rkecutive committee Fransalian staff will attend the But winter is not necessarily an 3) If there seem to be a lot of BEST ALLOWANCE! BEST TERMS! BEST DEAL! to hove direct charge of the 18th annual press convention of unhealthy season. It just requires colds around, curl up with a good accents 99.95 world Catholic Youth move­ the Associated Catholic high a little common sense about dress book at your own fireside and Bridesmaid's gown 9 . avoid the crowds. ment. The purpose of the Youth schools and colleges at Loretto and exposure. And do not bay that of crisp taffeta, Heights college on Feb. 1 and 2, old chestnut that your blood thins 4) Dress for the temperature. Free Parking federation is to bring together also appliqued, may more closely the Catholic youth namely: Thomas Guerin, Fran­ out in the winter and thickens up Fanners and ranchers know how. be worn later as a facilities for O’Meara of the world, to provide an ax- salian editor; Lawrence Dowd, nice and healthy-like in the sum­ White collar city people could V/ 515 SIXTEENTH mer. Nothing to it customars across tha 1314 ACOMA ST. change of ideas among them, Richard Lyons, Donald Wienecke, learn more about dressing sensibly strapless formal 24.95 H*xl to the PtremouBt To remain winter-healthy, keep straet on Aeoma be- and to unite the Catholic youth James Billinger, Patrick Carroll, in the winter. If you are going MAin 3111 these things in mind: The temper­ in their stand toward world Joseph McAndrews, Philip Gulick, outdoors for the week end, long, tween 13th & 14th. ature, your dress, an adequate “ On Civic Center** problems. A few months ago Thomas McCaffrey, Leo Horrigan, handled underwear is an excellent amount of exercise and fresh air, Idea. Ha _ adequate footwear that Monsigiyor Schieder represented Mary Virginia Banahan, Phyflis even if the ground is snow-cov­ will keep you both dry and warm. the American youth and Inter­ Woertman, Margaret McCurdy, DR. JAMES P. Mary Lourdes Pinnell, Janice Ver- ered and the air cold, and a health­ As the temperature grows colder, .aI national Youth bureau at a ful diet add layers of garments. It is the world-wide meeting of youth linden, Frances Frede, Alice Mc­ GRAY Donough, Carol Borrer, Patricia You should not cut down on air spaces between them that in- RABTOAY GENERAL TIRE CO. leaders at Istanbul, Turkey. fresh vegetables and fruits dur- sulct. yo *rom the cold. Second Semester Opens Fallon, Michele Benedekovic, June Optometrist Doyle, Mary Louise Durflinger, 6) If you do not give your kids The students tooif semester GENERAL TIRES Jacqueline Dell, Mary Carol East­ Denver Youth Is Given vitami” D the year around, it is a VISVAL CARE exams on Jan, 26 and 26, and re­ man, Mary Jane Garvin, Stephen good addition to the small fry’ EYES EXAMlNEp ports were given Feb. 2, The feast Honors at Marquette U. General Batteries Lubeck, and Barbara Oehrle. w i' ■ diet. of the school’s patron, St. Francis VISVAL TRAINING Sister Fulgentia Joseph, the Newly elected senior page of 6) Avoid drafts, but you n^ed de Sales, who also is the patron of KRAFT RECAPPING faculty moderator, is the chairman Delta Sigma Delta, national dental freshih air in winter just as much Optometrist the Catholic press, was observed of the evaluation contest o f the fraternity at Marquette university, as in summer. Use common sense GENERAL; on Monday, Jan. 29, with a holi­ 212-18 Colo. Bldg., 1616 Calif, school papers of the region. At Milwaukee, Wis., is Michael T. about it. If you are not used to Kraft Inspected day. Hori, 4123 O s^e street, Denver. an open window in your bedroom Phone for Appointment S 9 U E E C E E On Feb. 1 a movie will be pre­ the faculty luncheon on Friday phe will announce the results of the Hori is a junior in Marquette’s in the winter, open the window TA. 8888 Used Tires sented for the benefit of the band, school of dentistry. in the next room. to defray current expenses and im­ judges. G.T.A.C. Eaiy Pay 1401 W. Colfax TA. 6604 provements that have been made A number of tha staff represen­ for the instruments and music. tatives will participate in various A spacious cupboard foy music phases of the convention. Robert and below-stage cubicles have Pfannenstiel will be on the photog­ We Photograph Anything Anywhere been built in the past month for raphy panel; Thomas Guerin, the the use of the band and the Glee round table for news coverage; and James Billinger, panel on JOE ONOFRIO OFFERS club director, Miss Georgianna The Mile-High Photo Co. Rieden. “ Humor in Our Catholic School Poems and Esioys Paper.” All staff members will KODAK nmSHING attend the clinical session for all Merit Publication school papers by Dean O’Sullivan, A few 1950 floor samples at 320-22 Seventeenth KEystone 6114 Denver • In the annual contest of the Na­ Marquette university journalist. tional High School Poetry associa­ tion, the following St. Francis Mission Project Incorporated de Sales’ students merited certifi­ In Forty Hours' cates making their poems eligible REAL SAVINQS! As a special monthly mission Bonded Collections for publication in the annual an­ project the students of St. Francis’ I m thology of the association: high CSMC unit spend an hour of Anywhere in II.S.A. Juniors— Jo Ann Nielson, “ My adoration on the first Saturday JOE, JR. JOE Mother’s Voice;” Jacqueline Hus of each month in honor of Our sion, “ Mud,” special mention; Lor­ Lady of Fatima from 1 to 2 p.m. ! .1 JOE O'NEIL & ASSOs raine Mulqueen, “ The Vigil Light;” in Holy Ghost church. Because 1251 Cherokee MA. 1472 Regina Lubeck, “ The Twilight Forty Hours’ is being held in St. Hour;” Richard Brady, “ School Francis de Sales’ church this week, LITTLE BILLS iVo Collection$ No Charge BILLS Life;” William McCabe, “ Writing a Holy Hour will be kept by the NORGE Poetry;” Phyllis Reagan, “ If students in St. Francis’ on Feb. 3. DeSoto-Plymouth Sales & Three K. of C. Councils LOOK M O M ! LOOK M O M ! LOOK M O M ! Service NO DEFROSTING NO MATCHES NO WORK! All Late Model Used Gars Will Receive Charters Carry 5,000 Mile Gnarantee End that horrid No more oven blow-ups Norg^s Factory Trained Mechanics on All Chrysler Made Cars chore forever with’ Throw away the match famous triple box in your kitchen In Cheyenne Wells Rite an exclusive NORGE action washers / V when you install GRIFFITH MOTORS, Inc. Cheyenne Wells.— (Sacred Heart Parish)— State Dep­ SELF DEFROSTER take the uty Edward J. Kelly of Leadville will officially present the The NORGE GAS RANGE 2770 No. Speer Blvd. GR. 3313 Cheyenne Wells, Limon, and Lamar councils of the Knights REFRIGERATOR- irk out of equipped with the of Columbus with their charters at a tri-council meeting World^s lowest priced automatic work—See to be held Sunday, Feb. 4, in the Columbine hall at Cheyenne ' exclusive Electric Wells. oven lighter one in action The host council of Cheyenne Wells is now completing plans for St. Dominic's Club today—They’re the program, which will begin with great— a buffet supper served at 6 p.m. When a great store like The Denver buys months A Fourth Degree honor guard To Be Reorganized in advance, in a much lower market you get from the Stratton council will also be present and participate in the w'orthwhile savings like these in our annual program. The clergy from all sur­ At Meeting Feb. 7 rounding parishes have been in­ vited and an open invitation to (Blessed Martin Young People’s all the knights and their wives Club) in this area has been extended. The Young People’s club o f St. T h e various comdiittees in Dominic’s parish will be reorean- FEBRUARY FURNITURE SALE charge of arrangements report a ized at a meeting Wednesday, Feh. verv favorable response and it is 7, at 8:30 a’clock in the church anticipated that a fine represen­ hall. SAVE on Tomlinson quciily sofas, tation from Limon, Lamar, and The club, moderated by Father Cheyenne Wells, as well as Strat­ John P. Houlihan, O.P., was or­ Regular 274.50 . , . on sale at...... 209.50 ton, will be present for the meet­ ganized several years ago to pro­ ing. vide wholesome recreation f*r Breakfast Is Success young men and women of 18 years SAVE^on Tomlinson quality chairs, A sizable crowd responded to and ovfr. The activities of the the efforts of the women of the club, varied to include the inter­ Regular 125.00 on sale at...... 9 9 ,9 5 Sacred Heart Altar society, who ests of everyone, are determined e served a benefit breakfast Sun­ by the members, who are free to I day, Jap. 27,_ in the Columbine' make up their own calendar, I * hall. It is the- intention of the wo­ “ The success of the club in the I SAVE on Mahogany tables by Mersman I men that the proceeds from this past,” said Father Houlihan, “ has FREE DELIVERT AND DEMONSTRATION on sale at only...... 21.95 undertaking be used to purchase beien owing to its large membership You can buy a Norge Range for All carry full guaraatae playground equipment for Sacred and the many facilities afforded A A . 9 5 Heart schooL by the church auditorium for par­ Only I Mw $ 7 g .9 5 ties and dancing. As most or­ Less your trade in ' ® 1 3 9 » * SAVE on imported Tub Style Peel chairs Birth Control Loses Out ganizations, however, it has on sale at...... reached a period when it is in Singapore. — The government need o f reorganization and new this year again has granted ?10,- blood.” 0p0_ to the Family Planning asso­ The meeting Feb. 7 will be open ciation (birth control). A clinic TRADE?? SURE- TERMS?? YOU BET- Furniture— Third Floor. to all interested young persons. I is to be set up at the government It will be followed by dancing. maternity home. Ten mothers a day come _td £ne various birth control clinics of this island. Most Greeley Deanery CON of Singapore’s 1,000,000 inhabi­ flf£ tants are very poor. The failure of the birth control clinics io en­ W ill Meet February 13 JOE ONOFRIO MUSIC CO. tice most of them to unnatur^ 'When Denrer Shops with Confidence'^ KlysteiM 111! The Greeley Deanery "Coun­ family limitation is generally at- cil of Catholic Women will maet **Home o f Television” tnbuted to the fact that in spite in Greeley Tuesday, Feb. 13. 1805 BROADWAY 1 poverty the people, in­ The program • for tha meating cluding the many Chinese,*^have a will appear In next week’s natural love for children. “ Register.” THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telepliene, KEyslone 4205 Thuridoy, February 1, 1951 PAGE EIGHT Office, 93l^ Bannock Strert ' Regis High Mothers' Club Parent-TeacherslA^fs. Josephine D, Hayes Is Re-Installed plans Retreat Day Feb. 9 League Card Fete As President of Denver Nurses' Chapter The Regis high school Mothers’ club, Denver, is sponsoring a day of recollection in place of the monthly meeting Friday, (Archdioceoan Council of Catholic Nuroes, Denver Chapter) ' Feb. 9, starting with, Mass in the chapel at 19 o’clock and closing Mrs. Josephine D. Hayes, president for the past two with Benediction at 3:15 p.m. Attended by 500 years, was re-elected and installed again in that office, Mrs. The Very Rev. William J. Kenneally, C.M., rector of S t A record crowd o f more than Margaret Brown is first vice president; Mrs. Edward Geiger, Thomas’ seminary, will conduct the spiritual exercises. 500 members and friends attended second vice president; Mrs. Hannah Johnson, secretary; There will be a lunch period at 1:15 p.m., in the cafeteria the , annual Catholic Parent- Miss Theresa Kiely, treasurer; and Miss Charlotte Stack, and those attending are advised to bring a sandwich. Coffee and Teachers’ league card party held correspondm^ s^ecretary. ^Miss following were elected: President, dessert will be furnished by-the Mothers’ club with MA. James Friday, Jan. 26, in the Knights Simpson in charge. A fee of 50 cents will be asked to^ defray Stack and Miss Catherine Scharp- Ruth Hamm; first vice president. of Columbus hall, Denver, Mem­ ing were installed as delegates to expenses. bers frem all Denver parochial Sister Agnes; second vice presi­ the ACCN executive board. After dent, Mrs. Gaffey; secretary, Lor­ Mrs. Roy G. Atkinson, president, extends a cordial invitation units were represented. The in­ hearing the president’s and ,com- to all members and their friends to offer this day of prayer for dividual tables were generously raine Twining; and treasurer, Mrs. inittee reports. Father John Re­ Fanger. world peace and for the welfare of those in service. arranged with clever gifts for gan, spiritual director, congrat­ The Regis chapel is situated on the Regis campus-at W. 50th all the players and many favorable ulated the nurses on such edifying Idel Wells (Van Beder, ’46) an­ and Lowell boulevard and may. be reached by taking a No. 6 bus comments were received on the reports and thank'bd the retiring nounces the birth of a boy in delicious dessert-luncheon. on 16th street. officers for, their work and accom­ Kansas. , Mrs. William L. Earley, chairman of the recent parent-son Mrs. James Foley, president of plishments in the past year. Margaret Dombeck is back in dance held at the Cosmopolitan hotel Jan. 19, reports that the the league; Mrs. Matt Saya, chair­ Mn. Clara Marker will be the the navy at Camp Pendleton, Ocean dance was a successful project.______man; and Mrs. Mike DeBell and new memberikip chairman. She Side, Calif. j Mrs. William Augustine, cochair­ urge* every member to bring in Mrs. Shirley Kuhlman (Larsen, men, wish to thank all those who a new member and all old mem­ ’47) is at Mount Airy working on assisted in making the party an ber! to pay their duel promptly. general duty. Amusements—Dining outstanding success. All dues should be sent to the Mary Newman (Wickens, ’43) Two large cakes made and do­ treasurer. Miss Theresa Kiely, is working in Q. R. at St. Joseph’s. nated by Mrs. Angelo Rossi of 1579 Franklin, as soon as pos­ Wedding bells will ring some Recreation Welby and Mrs, Clara Roncaglia sible. time this year for these ^ rls: were awarded to' Mrs. L. Reich- Sister Mary Jerome, director Kathleen Kemme, ’49; Mary Kele- wein and Mrs. J. Foley. Mri. Joiephine P. Hayet of the nursing school of Mercy her, ’49; Marie Machinot, ’48. Fifty-three other valuable gifts hospital, gave a report on the Delores Anderson, ’46, is in a were awarded to the following; board of directors’ meetjng of the Portland, Ore., hospital with a back Mmes. A. Archer, E. Augrustine, Father Leyden Speaker National Council of Catholic injury. UNITED IN MARRIAGE were Miss Shirley M. Sera- E. W. Bole, Bertha Berger, F. Nurses. Sister Mary Jerome was Jane Pogjam (Mahoney, ’46) fin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Serafin, and Robert Bischofberger, Mary Bonnell, P. W. At Fatima Club Lunch elected to the board at the bi­ from Chicago is back in Denver E. Zerr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Zerr, both of Denver. The Bowling, Virpnia Carlino, RoSfe ennial meeting in Los Angeles to live. double-ring ceremony took place Dec. 26 in St. Dominic’s church Carpinella^. Lillian C&zer, Marie ' Father Edward Leyden, arch­ last May. A girl was born Jan. 9 to Mrs. Margaret Hardigan Pavelle, 2939 with the Very Rev. Peter O’Brien, O.P., officiating. Witnesses were Christian, Margaret Cudmore, M. diocesan superintendent of schools, St. Joseph’s Hospital Gaylord street. Ellen O’Byrne, sister of the bride, and Emmett Zerr, Jr., brother J. Cullen, Agnes Davis, R. Davis­ addressed 92 members of the Our Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Macker are Mercy Hospital of the bridegroom. x son, Mary Dea, Ethel Decker, A Lady of Fatima Luncheon club, leaving for a two-week vacation Sympathy is extended to Sister A reception was held in the home of the bride s parents after Dunst, L. R. Ellsworth, T. J. Far­ Denver, on Jan. 27. The subject in San Francisco. Mary Agnes on the death of her which 4he couple left for » short wedding trip to Colorado Springs, rell, and P. Fenili; of his talk was the education, sec­ The children of Mrs. Doris Jay brother, Capt. Henry Klein, dep­ SAVE MONEY ON FOOD Mr. Zerr is now serving in the U. S. navy in San Diego.______Margaret Fitzpatrick, H. M. tion of the Midcentury White are ill with measles. Floyd, Henry Gavito, Lucille Ger- uty fire chief of Denver., House conference. Father Leyden Mrs. Robert Scharping, mother Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Haley are by eating out occasionally at the famed dom, Rosemary Grout, J. P. Har­ of Catherine Scharping, is ill in 'At Albany Hotel explained the purpose of the White the parents of a son born in Mercy Holland House in Golden. Yes, you'll find rington, Rose Hofsetz, Helen In­ House conference and the results St. Joseph’s hospital. gram, A. N. Ivarson, Alice Jones, Norman Johnson, husband of hospital. of the workshops and general Mrs. Helen Dillon is on vaca­ that, particularly when guests arrive, a Valens Jones, James Koning, Agnes Hannah Johnson, is in St. Joseph’s meetings. He also reviewed the tion with her husband, Capt. Dil­ Circles' New Presidents Kurtz, Marie Kurtz, R. J. McGlone, for surgery. complete dinner at the Holland House is revelations and promises of Our lon of the army medical service, Leo McGrath, Frank Muto, Martha Mary Ursula Kelly’s mother is Lady of Fatima and encouraged who has just returned from Japan. less work— less expensive, too, than doing Myers, Leon Nantz, Elizabeth increased devotion to her. a patient in St. Joseph’s. Neckles, Josephine Negri’, Clara Susan, a daughter of Mr. and it yourself. If your party is a la rp one, call Guests at Guild Dinner Mtgr. Moran to Speak Mr. and Mrs. Tavelli (M. Har­ Norton, John ‘ P. O’Hehir, Julia digan, ’48), announce the birth of Mrs. Mike Ryan, recently under­ Golden 68 for reservations. Padboy, Nita Pepe/ Hazel Rider, The Rt. Rev. M ^signor John a girl. went minor surgery. (Archbiahop’a Guild, Denver) and following a definite program J. J. Sullivan," N. R, Sweeney, Ber­ P. Moi:an will be the guest speaker Miss A. Goetz, ’30, is on third- Students of Mercy hospital When the council ofThe Arch- in. order that interest be main tha Weber, Min Wienecke, M. at the meeting Saturday, Feb. 24. floor, general duty now. sponsored a games party in the hospital Jan. 30. bishop’s guild gatheed Jan. 31 at tained in the organization. Zancanella, and Albert E, Zar- His topic is entitled “ The Shrines Mr. and Mrs. Fitzgerald (Doro­ T H E HOLLAND HOUSE dinner in the Mural room of the Santa Maria Circle lengo. of the Blessed Mother.’’ thy Webber, ’29), announce the , G O L D E N , C O I O R A D O Albany hotel, Mrs. Eileen Koester, Miss Cecelia Chekal was re­ birth of a boy in January. president of the guild, presented elected president; Miss Margaret Miss Tudy Henderson, ’47, has to the council the presidents of Keane, secretary-treasurer; and Regis Guild Installs Officers gone to Oklahoma City to reside. the various circles as guests of Miss Alice Gathercole, publicity Tudy Anseylma (Gintz, ’47), is honor. Every year this meeting is chairman of the circle when the New officers for the Regis guild Dave Harris, Mrs. John Harris,' in Hawaii with her husband, who held in order that the newly members met on Jan. 25 in the were installed Jan. 14 in the Regis and Mrs. R. J. Cordes for the Regis is in the navy. home of Miss Margaret Keane. faculty chapel. ^ The alumnae held an election of B o c e i o s elected presidents may become college library, Denver. better acquainted with the many St. Joieph’s Circle T. C. Rhoades, husband of Mamie officers at the January luncheon activities of the guild. Mrs. Rose Walsh returned re­ The Rev. S. R. Krieger, S.J., Rhoades, died in the past week. meeting given by the sisters. The Miss Josphine Hytrek, chairman cently from Vardaman, Miss., thanked the outgoing officers for Mrs. Rhoades has been an active (||C J . rAMOU$ ro* FINE ENJOY THE W E SrS their work during the past year. FOOD SERVED IN A - i t MOST lEFRESHINC of the ways and means committee, where she was called on the death member of the guild for many PTA Past Presidents ,iivr ■) led the discussion on planning for of an infant grandson. The new officers are Mrs. Charles years. GRACIOUS MANNER COCKTAIL lO UNG E Smith, president; Mrs. James Ark- the annual spring benefit. Miss Holy Family Circle T R E M O N T AT BROADW AY Marie Ansberry, chairman of the ins, recording secretary; Mrs. W ill Hear Lecture Mrs. Cecelia Kelsey became a Philip Mulligan, secretary; and Engagement Told KE. 9618 w CH. 2494 volunteer services committee, ex­ member of the circle recently. Wcicomt to DsnTsr’s finest plained the works being carried on Mrs. Mary Peck, treasurer. On Food February 7 at the local Veterans’ hospitals and St. Tere»a’» Circle Mrs. T. C- Rhoades was ap­ the'Infant of Prague nursery. She Mrs. Nora Cresto entertained pointed chairman of the sewing The past presidents of the PTA COLBURN HOTEL the members of the circle in her invited the members to participate committee, with Mrs. R. J. Cordes will meet "Wednesday, Feb. 7, at • LUXURIOUS ROOMS home on Jan. 19. Mrs. Mary Spu- in both projects. Miss Catharine as cochairman; Mrs. William J. 12:30 in the Catholic Charities an Cocktail Lounge dic, Mrs. Marian Goggin, and Miss McMenamy as-qhairman of ways nex, 1665 Grant street, Denver. Maloney asked the members to New Coffee Shop attend the preparatory meetings, Margaret Sigmund are new mem­ and means; Mrs. J. Udick. chair­ Mrs. M. E. Cooke, president, will as announced in the Denver Cath­ bers. Mrs. Abbie Milner was as- man of the sick committee; Mrs. preside. lOtb Avenue at Grant olic Register, for the St. Patrick’s sigiied the duties of the layette Adrian P. Maguire, chairman of A lecture, illustrated by slides, MAin 6291 day ball. Miss Isabelle McNamara chairman. Thd names of secret the telephone committee; and Mrs. will be given by Mrs. J- Fiore, . D. B. CEEISE. Msnsros • solicited the patronage of the pals were drawn. William T. Roche, Jr., chairman of Denver representative o f th e members at the Fatima luncheon St. Jude’s Circle the publicity cojnmittee. United Nations, on the topic “ Food 4sii held on the last Saturday of every On Jan. 8, Mrs. Katherine Vif- The next meeting will be held for the World.” Hostesses will be month. The Rt. Rev. Monsignor quain was elected president; Mrs. Sunday, Feb. 1, at 3 p.m. in the the officers, of the club. A special Gregory Smith, spiritual director Josephine Keller, secretary; and Regis college library. Plans for gift will be awarded. A large at­ of the guild, spoke briefly on the Mrs. Maria Martinez, treasurer. the annual Regis bazaar will begin tendance is expected for this un^ growth of the Archbishop’s guild, The next meeting will be in the at this time. usual program. form of a potluck supper in the the ^ ea t part it has played in the Altar cloths were made by Mrs. home of Mrs. John Schlereth. missionary field in the Archdiocese Heights Women's Club Thurs., Fri., Sat., of Denver, and the still growing Our Lady of Lourdes Circle need for the guild’s activities. He Miss Catherine Corcoran was Vorthside 4-H'ers Feb. 1, 2, 3 counseled the newly elected pres- hostess to the members of the W ill Meet February 8 circle in the home of Miss Mary Honteoraery Clift Psnl Donflas dents on the necessity of holding The Loretto Heights Women’s regular meetings for' each circle Ellen McClockey. Mrs. Marge ToHoldPartyFeb.2 "THE BIG LIFT" ' Davis was elected president, Mrs. club will-meet Thursday, Feb. 8,' Mary O’Connor, secretary-treas­ in the ballroom of Pancratia hall Rez Allen Dorothy Patrick Northside 4-H members and at 1:30 p.m. under the patronage Louisville Couple urer; Mrs. Helen O’Meara, linen prospective members are invited to of the Holy Family. Members are "UNDER MEXICALI | chairman; and Mrs. Helen Canny, a 4-H family night party Feb. 2. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ray­ urged to bring Betty Crocker cou­ publicity chairman. STARS" ! The party will be held in Mt. Car- mond Braun announced the pons IP that the set of silverware i The CHALET fj Will Mark 60ih Precious Blood Cirde ^nel hall, 35th and Navaho streets, may Be completed. ^ engagement of their daughter, Continuous Show Ssturdsy 1 P. H. Henry Graf, Prop. Mrs. Clella Barry, chairman of Denver, from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Sister Jean Carmel, head of the Csrtoon-CoRiMly Donna Lee, to Thomas F. Eakins, the vestment committee, will help The invitation area extends north English departtnent, will give a You’ll enjoy our delicious food, our delightful the members of the circle begin son of Mr. and Mrs. .James M. book review on Anchoring Our Wedding Jubilee of Sixth avenue and west of Broad­ atmosphere. Service is tops . . . prices right. work on a set of vestments when Eakins, at a large tea on Jan. 13 Mid-Cmtury Thinking. way and BrightonrAll 4-H leaders in their home at 777 S. Steele OPEN DAILT SHE AM. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Petrun, resi­ they meet in the - home of Miss Refreshments will be served dents of Louisville for 59 years, Mary Nadorff on Saturday eve and Northside boys and girls who street. Miss Braun is a graduate after the book review. Sun, Mon., Tues., Wed 815 Colorado Boulevard CD Special AttantloB will celebrate their 60th wedding ning, Feb. 3. are 4-H members or who expect to of St. Mary’s academy and at­ ri^ . ^ Partita tended the University of Denver. anniversary Feb. 2. Mr. and Mrs. Our Lady of Sorrows Circle become members this year, and B c m o w n t Feb. 4, S, 6, 7 She is a member of Delta Gamma rouR. Petrun were married in Czecho­ Mrs. Irene Henderson plans to their families— parents, brothers, DIAMOND INTO A sorority. Mr. Eakins is a student Burt LsnfasUr Dorothy McGuixs slovakia Feb. 2, 1891. Mr. Petrun, entertain the members of the cir­ and sisters—are invited. The fam­ MODERN SI^TTINC now retired, worked in Northern cle on Tuesday evening, Feb. 6, ilies should bring a dozen cookies, at Regis college. He attended St. "MR. 880" IT H O TEL Colorado coal.mines 45 years. in the home of her sister-in-law, a cup of sugar, and a package of Mary’s college' in California and HautAJUtSL- Mrs. Clifford Gardell, 1330 Glen­ cherry flavored ade. Leaders the "University of Denver. His fra­ Where Denver’s Society Entertains for Lancheons and Dinners The couple will be honored on ternity is Beta Theta Pi. 'The Ann Blyth Percy (Pa Kettle) Kllbridfl their 60th wedding anniversary at coe. The evening will be spent should bring a tray of ice cubes, FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR BRIDGE PARTIES, wedding plans are as yet indefinite. U a t t A J e s t «»« "FREE FOR ALL" a family dinner on Feb. 4 at their sewing linens. 25 cents for paper cups, and four- DANCe S an d d in n ers ph o n e main 3101 — (Photo -by Universal Studio) l6 2ai7fh5T. home in Louisville, where they Our Lady_ of Fatiipa Circle leaf clovers for name tags. Beautiful Ballrooms Private Dining Rooms have been members of St. Louis’ Mrs. Patricia Hynes will be Family square dancing will pro­ parish for 59 years. 'They have six hostess to the members of the vide the evening’s entertainment. children, 11 grandchildren, and six circle on Feb. 3 in the home of The 4-H club office would appreci­ Gus SchtvaWs. great-grandchildren. her mother, Mrs. Joseph Pimpl. ate advance notice of those plan­ Queen of Peace Circle ning to attend. Notice can be tele­ Miss May Burgess was hostess phoned to TA. 0277. Jesuit to Be Speaker to the members of the circle Jan Chat fir Chew 25 in the home of Miss Nancy Davis. Mr. and Mrs. I. G. Berg^ Loretto Jieighfs Group DRlVE-IN RESTAURAJVT For Queen's Daughters lund of St. Louis’ parish, Engle FAMED FOR EXCELLENT FOOD AND wood, demonstrated rosary-making The Rev. James F. Walsh, S.J. Meets, Holds Card Party FRIENDLY SERVICE to the members. Miss Margaret LUNCHEONS — DINNERS professor of psychology, Regis Daley also was present college, will be the guest speaker St. "Vivian’s club of Loretto SODA FOUNTAIN — SANDWICHES — SALADS at the meeting of the Queen’s Heights college, Denver, met Jan. FOOD TO TAKE OUT Daughters Sunday, Feb. 4, at C. D. of A. W ill Hear 5 in the home of Mrs. W, J. Mc­ 11I- p.m. in the home of Mrs. Anne 6000 East Colfax Avenue Menamy. Bridge honors were won fat Phone D^. 4434 Curtis, 3062 Bellaire, Denver. As­ • • sisting hostesses will b e , Lillian BookReviewonFeb.fi by Mrs. J. P. Reddick and Mrs. H. Open ll!0e AJa. n il I iQB a j i . lY Anthony, Josephine Hagman, Lily Mrs. John P. Akoit will give a J. Jobe. , ’« Packham, and Marguerite Rothaus, book review before the business 'The next meeting will be held t ~T “I — 1 *" 11^^ "U u "■ 'll n I meeting of Court SL Rita 625 Oct. 2 in the home of Mrs. Adrian Catholic Daughters of America Maguire, 1634 Eudora. - St. Clara's Aid Plans at the clubhouse, 1772 Grant street, Denver, on Thursday, Feb PcTily on February [• 8, at 7 :30. Hostesses for the social hour'will be Gertrude Doemer, Pre^enten Social Set St. Clara’s Orphan Aid so­ Florence Lamansky, Mary Con­ ciety, Denver, announces that way, Mary Zaiss, and Mary Swart. By St, Joseph's Guild the card party planned for Feb. The annual pre-Lenten card 7 Y^ill be held at 1 p.m. Thurs­ 1 Navy Mothers W ill Hole party of St.' Joseph’s, guild ie to Arwittiinni day, Feb. 8, on account of Ash be held Saturday, Feb. 3, at 2:30 Wednesday. The business meet­ Meeting on February p.m. in tba taaroom of the ^ m» HM wtTM M u U«r MRS m M-M M M a ing will be held at 12:30 p.m. The Rocky Mountain Navy before the party. Hostesses will Denver Dry Goods. Any of the •mms Ur iRNsa ssC hetssst I* f ImSMsOs • Ims« *s • Mothers’ club 462 will meet at following women mey be con­ H iwst t tsagi H Ei*» Nfi< SN tiff? lfs«NRRee foun %NBSf be Mrs. James McConaty, Mrs. 1:30 p.m. Monday, Feb. 5, at 1772 tacted for tickets: Mmes. W. P. 2nd Great O. W. Hastings, Mrs. Julius Grant street, Denver. Mrs. Net­ Loner i^n, and. Miss Agnes Mulligan, PE. 3445, chairmen; tie Unger, commander, will be in Karl Mayer, EA. 3022; Harry W eek! I Toohey. charge. DEIVHAM Grout, GL. 3177; Charles Reif- tnyder,' TA. 0929; J. Shee­ han, PE. 405S; E. Spillane, SU, 1-8261; A. C. Turner, SP. 6820; and M. Verlinden, SP. 4850.

St. V incenf Aid Unit GAMES PARTY W ill Be feted Feb. 6 The members of St. "Vincent’s

ST. JOSEPH'S PARISH HALL ,W. 6TH AVE. & GALAPAGO of Mrs. John Dower, 896 Penn- ✓ aylvania street, Denver, on 8 : 0 0 Tuesday, Feb. 6, at 2 p.m. All TIJESDAY, FEB. 6 , 1951 v members and friends are invited to attend. wm f

Thvriday, February 1, 1951 ' Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4205 PAGE NINE

Dr. D. C. Werthman 1 GOOD CLOTHES NEED and Associate On Caribbean Cruise Hundreds at Reception for Msgr. Moran Despite Cold NOT BE EXPENSIVE Dentists \ (St. John’s Parish, Denver) A holiday was panted to St. Mass, and the blessed candles may hostess to St. Anthony’s club for PLATES Despite the below-zero tempera­ John’s school pupils Monday in then be procured for use in the luncheon and bridge in her home THE 606 IStli Street 1206 ISth Street tures hundreds of parishioners observance o f Monsignor Moran’s home, on Monday, Feb. 5. KEyttone 8721 TAbor 5761 and friends attended the reception investiture. On Tuesday morning Saturday, Feb. 3, is the first Mrs. Frank Jennings will enter­ held in St. John’s school hall Sun­ at 8 o’clock the children attended Saturday of the month, a day, of tain St. Joseph’s circle with lunch­ ENGLISH day evening in honor of the Rt. and sang for a Mass in tribute special devotion to Our Lady of eon and bridge at Cherry Hills ^Attention - Brides To Be< Rev. Monsignor John P. Moran to their pastor. Afterward, under Fatima. It is also the Feast of country club on Wednesday, Feb. 7. TAILORS on the occasion of his investiture the auspices of the PTA, a sur­ St. Blaise. The blessing of throats Mrs. Ellis Starr has returned Nothing will “ dress up” ^ e ' as a Domestic Prelate. The hall prise breakfast was served in his will be given after the Masses on from Nash^lle, Tenn., where she 901 FIFTEENTH STREET Saturday morning, in the after­ , Church more for your wedding ^ was crowded to capacity for more honor at the school. visited with her daughter, Vir­ noon at 3 o’clock, and in the eve­ Combine Quality and Style than one of Wagner’* While than two hours as a constant Masses on Ash Wednesday, Feb. ginia, and her son, William, and ning after the Miraculous Medal at Prices You Can Afford Aisle Cloth Runner*, laid down' stream of well-wishers filed past 7, will be offered at 7 and 8 his family. She had the pleasure , the aisle for the Bridal Party < to pay their respects to Mon- o’clock. Ashes will be distributed noveria service. of hearing Virginia sing three to walE” on, from the d^or to^ signor^oran. after the Masses, in the afternoon The priests of the parish are arias with the Nashville symphony ' the altar. The Monsignor’s gratiti^de is at 3 o’clock, and in the evening offering a Mass every Tuesday orchestra on Jan. 16, Virginia and with services at 7 :30. for the spiritual and physical wel­ We alio Furnish extended to his friends and par Hilliam are both on the faculty Sidewalk Canopies Masses on Friday, Feb, 2, will fare of the boys pf St. John’s par­ of the University of Tennessee,^ Get a BETTER Return ticularly to the Altar and Ro ish who are in the armed forces. be offered at 6, 7, 8, and 8:30 Virginia in the voice department BY INVESTING WHERE TOUR Available only through your own ( Names of the boys who are in the sary society, the PTA of the par­ o’clock. There will be all-day ex­ and William teaching violin. DOLLARS WORK THE HARDEST local florist, at reasonablo cost. ish, the Legion of Mary, and the position of the Blessed Sacra­ service should be turned in to the Mrs. Clarence Cook entertained CARL A. WAGNER MFG. GO., INC .' Men’s club for their show of es­ ment closing with services at 7:30 jectory as soon as possible so that St. Rose’s club with luncheon and Inquiries Inritsd teem and for the splendid parish p.m. Confessions in preparation they will have a share in the fruits bridge in her home on Jan. 24. party. Special thanks go to the for the first Friday will be hea^d of these Masses. Mmes. Joseph McGinn and Joseph numerous women who organized on Thursday afternoon and eve­ Mmes. Dennis Kelly and John Murphy were guests, and handled the details of the ning at the usual hours. Kelly will be in charge of the care St. John’s group of the Regis reception. An excellent string en­ Friday, Feb. 2, is also the Feast of the altars and sanctuary for high school Mothers’ club will Dr. F. A. Smith semble played background music of the F^rification. Candles will the first two weeks in February. meet in the home of Mrs. G. A. for the reception be blessed before the 8 o’clock Mrs. Churchill Crowley will be Schmitz, 587 S. Race street, on Fri­ ' Optometrist day, Feb. 2, to sew for the Regis bazaar. Prior to Dedication Feb. 5 Miss Frances Jennings donated m Ford Optical Co. to Monsignor Moran for use in i '! '- the church a beautiful hand- Githedral PTA Sets Tea, Open House ainted ciborium veil which she REPUBLIC LOAN CO. 'il-' Eyes Examined * Visual Car* ad made. 1641 Stout St. EitibUthed 1911 Individually Styled Glasses Mrs. Louis Koster is ill in Mercy (Cathedral Parish, Denver) parishioners are urged to parti­ Phillip Pietrowski, PTA health "The funds of this eompauT sr* loansd cipate in this devotion. chairman, were assisted in giving hospital. Mrs. Louis Palaze is ill on improved real 6*1*1*” . 1558 Broadway Cathedral PTA mothers in St. Joseph’s hospital. will be hostesses at an open Monsignor Walter J. Canavan, the tests by Mrs. Jordan and Mrs. Paid-In Capital and Snrplns ■ >1 Phillip Kirwan. Eugene Qbst was home from Over 6250.000.60 •t: TAbor 1295 house and tea in the new pastor, has announced the times Dallas overr lthe l past week end. Of all Lenten devotions. Begin­ The PTA book rental committee classrooms preceding the for­ ning Ash Wednesday, Feb: 7, has been busy with midterm cleri­ mal dedication Feb. 5 of the cal work. Aiding Mrs, Fred Haas, Masses will be said daily at 6, 7, >i\f! Father Mac Memorial addition to 7:45, and 12:15 during the week. chairman, have been Mmes. Theo­ THE MARRIAGE of Miss Ann Maloney, daughter of the high school. An invitation is There will be three evening serv­ dore Gregg, Phillip Kirwan, Wil­ Files-Hernia Mr. and Mrs. Martin Maloney, to Jack Milett Anderson, extended to all parents of Cathe­ ices each week. On Sundays, the liam Jones, V. J. Murphy, Ralph Nickless, and R. Zeylmaker. son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar W. Anderson, all of Denver, took place dral school children and all alumni seriftons will be preached by Healed by my proven methods to attend. Sister Margaret Jude priests from other parishes; on Cathedral Mothers who spon­ No aiietthetic. No surgery. No Dec. 30 in St. Joseph’s church. , rm. u -j sored tables at the CPTL card The bride is a graduate of St. Joseph’s high school. The bride­ and the girls of the high school so­ Wednesdays, Monsignor Canavan suffering. No danger. No hospital. party Jan. 26 were Mmes. Frank groom attended Denver university and is a member of Kappa Sigma dality will conduct a nursery school will conduct a series of special No lost of time froig work. for small children in room 4 of Lenten talks; and on Fridays, the Brenner, Chauncey Dunn, John fraternity. After a Caribbean cruise the couple will return to Denver, Evers, Paul Fitzgerald, Leroy TO PERSONAL, - Dr. where they' will make their home at 310 Glencoe. ______the grade school. Refreshments services will consist of public par­ will be provided by mothers of ticipation in the Way of the Cross. Hale, V. P. Halpin, Fred Hyde, Alien B. pupils in grades one, two, and 11. On Ash Wednesday, ashes will be W. E. Jones, William Kelty, A. D. RELIABLE. AND COMPLETE - I Croessmann Prior to these festivities, a brief distributed after all the Masses, Overstreet, Fred Pepper, John Ph.C., D.C. Harold Schneider Heads PTA business meeting will be con­ at 3 p.m., and after the evgning Roche, and L. R. Siebert. INVESTMENT 3S1 14th StrMi ducted at 2:30 p.m. in the Logan devotions. Salt. Sll Parish Calendar street school cafeteria. Mrs. John Parishioners are reminded that Friday, Feb. 2, 3 a.m. to 4 p.ni.. SERVICE Hoars i to 11 <1 1:30 to t Dandrow, first vice president, will the annual collection for the St. Holy Ghost church — Nocturnal and br .ppolntracnl HNS in St. Catherine's preside. Vincent de Paul society will be adoration for Cathedral men. r taken at all Masses Sunday, Feb. Friday, Fob. 2, Cathedral— 7 AComa 5070 Garry Gifford, Thomas Goggin, League Members h> Receive J FRemont 7250 (St. Catherine’s Parish, Denver) 4. o’clock Mass. Corporate Commun- At the meeting of the Holy and Thomas Downing were gradu­ Holy Communion - b 27 years of On Friday, Feb. 2, the Feast of Scouts Plan Trip ioR for League of the Sacred You can depend upon BOSWORTH-SULLIVAN Successful Prsettc. Name society Jan. 15, the follow­ ated. Mr. Durant presented the Heart. All-day exposition of the ing officers were elected to serve Webelos award and graduation cer- the Purification, the Masses will Six boys of Cathedral Boy to give you personal, reliable, and complete invest­ ’ ■I" be said at 6, 7, 7:45, and a chil­ Blessed Sacrament. Benediction, for the current year: Harold itficate to Gary Gifford and Scout troop 205 plan an over­ 7 :45 p.m. ment service and advice . , , whether you're merely P t Schneider, presid en t; Norbert Thomas Goggin, who joined the dren’s Mass at 8:30. Members of night trip to Turquoise lake near Saturday, Feb. 3, Cathedral— seeking information or wish to buy or sell securities Dearth, vice president; John Smith, Boy Scouts. the League of the Sacred Heart will Leadville Friday, Feb. 2. The receive Holy Communion in a body Blessing of throats. First Saturday in small or large amounts. II secretary; and Frank Morfeld, Awards .and year pins were pre­ scouts, Charles Haas, Michael corporate Communion of sodality. treasurer. sented to-the cubs. The first gold in the 7 o’clock Mass. Sacred Homyak, Bernard O’Neill, Phillip T Heart badges will be distributed All-day exposition of the Blessed Front pews will be reserved cup was won by den 4 and the Pietrowski, Ray Stark, and Raoul Sacrament and prayers for peace. Write or visit B O SW O RT H -SU LLIVAN soon. Sunday, Feb. 4, for members of second, by den 6. to those attending. Holy candles Wilson, will hike and ski all day * * . will be blessed after the 8:30 Benediction at 7:45 p.m. Our personnel, our library, and our research depart­ the Altar and Rosary society, who Den 3, accompanied by Mrs. Saturday and return that night. Sunday, Feb. 4, 8 o’clock Mass ■■ f will receive Communion in a group o’clock Mass. These blessed can­ They will be accompanied by Jim ment are at your service ... without any obligation. Henry Lewis and Mrs. Walter Te- dles will be supplied to parish­ — Corporate Communion for Al­ in the 7 :30 Mass. Temple, scoutmaster, and Fred tar and Rosary society. Front I 1 geler, enjoyed a tour through the ioners by members of the Altar The members will also sell Haas. pews on the Epistle side will be Meadow Gold creamery and the and Rosary society at all the blessed candles after all the Vision tests will be given to reserved for members. All women BOSWORTH, SULLIVAN % COMPANY, Inc. Town Talk Bread company plant. Masses Sunday, Feb. 4. Masses this Sunday. Those parish­ Cathedral high school students the of the "parish are invited to par­ JOHN J. SiHLIVAN. PrstidsN ioners in need of holy candles for Convert Baptized Saturday, Feb. 3, the first Sat­ week of Feb. 5-9. These tests have ticipate. home use are urged to purchase Joan Faith Windherst, a con­ urday of the month, is the Feast already been given to the chil­ Monday, Feb. 5, 2:30 p.m KE.A24* 7 them at this time. Boxes contain­ vert, was baptized Jan. 28, with of St. Blaise. Throats will be dren of the first six grades. Miss Logan street cafeteria. — PTA t ing two candles cost 50 cents each. Mrs. Jerry Leone as sponsor. blessed after the 7 and 7 :45 o’clock Joan Tracy, school nurse, and Mrs. business meeting. 1 Candle donations for the altars The following infants also were Masses, at 3 p.m., and after Bene 660 SEVENTEENTH ST. •DENVER, COLORADO a also will be accepted. baptized Sunday: Diane Cecelia, diction at 7:45 p.m. Young women •t, Cub Scout pack 155 met Jan. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pat of Our Lady’s sodality will re­ s 26, with Darrell Durant, cubmas- Johnson, with Ray Johnson and ceive Communion in a body in the Dominican Will Deliver » ter, in charge. The opening prayer Mrs. Geraldine Potter as sponsors; 7:45 Mass. They will participate was led by Thomas Goggin. 'The Ric^rd Steven, eon of Mr. and in the public recitation of the Ro Cub Scouts had an interesting dis­ Mrsi Frank Marchi, Jr., with Mr. sary following Mass. In keeping play of handicraft on the theme, and Mrs. Howard Carroll as spon­ w'tn the “ Saturday Prayers for Lenten Talks in Lakewood “ Things That Go.” sors; Sheila Marie, daughter of Mr. Peace,” the Blessed Sacrament (St. Bernadette’s Parish, The annual blessing of throats will be exposed throughout the Al Bennett Fathers of Cub Scouts are in­ and Mrs. James McNicholas, with Lakewood) is scheduled Saturday, Feb. 3, the vited to a meeting to be held Mr. and Mrs. John P. McKee as day. Public recitation of the 15 A special series of instructions Feast of St. Blais«. Father Doh' s Thursday, Feb. 1, at 8 p.m. in the sponsors; and James Edward, son mysteries of the Rosary, the Mem has been arranged for the Wednes­ erty will give the blessing after ' Men's Clothing ICept. 0 cafeteria. Plans are to be made of Mr. and Mrs. Max Sichrist, with orare, and the Litany of the day evenings during Lent by the the 7 o’clock Mass, in the after' . “ T for the summer program. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scherwitz as Blessed Virgin will be recited Rev. John J. Doherty; pastor. The noon at 3 :30, and in the evening at VISIT OUR A parents’ social will be held sponsors. starting on the hour all day. All sermons, preceded by recitation of 7:30. RogerS’Peet on Tuesday evening, Feb. 6, in the the Rosary at 7:30, will be de­ The members of the Altar and Society Brand NEW DRIVE-IN cafeteria. livered by the Rev. Joseph S. Ber­ Rosary society and the children of ill February 11 is Scout Sunday. nier, O.P., of St. Dominic’s par­ the parish will receive CommU' Scotsdale This is an annual event, and all St. James' Mothers' Club ish, Denver. Benediction of the nion in a group in the 8:35 Mass 17th & LOGAN cubs and scouts are to participate. Blessed Sacrament will conclude Sunday, Feb. 4. j Brayton The Cub Scouts will meet in the the devotions. On Ash Wednesday, Feb. 7, I'; school yard at 2:30 and proceed In the series, Father Bernier ashes will be distributed at 7 a.m., to the Cathedral for the ceremo­ Sets 4-Church Pilgrimage will make a study of the charac­ 4 p.m., and in the evening after Have Your nies at 3:30 p.m. All Cub Scouts ter of the persons who were con­ the 7:30 Lenten devotions. (St. James’ Parish, Denver) Mrs. Edward J. Kelly, with John THE mnv CO. in uniform will receive Commun­ nected with Our Lord’s life in His St. Anne’s circle members will The St. James Mothers’ club F. Kelly and Mary Ann Gusty as 2ND FLOOR ion in a body this Sunday in the Passion and death, contrasting the be guests Thursday, Feb. 8, in the will sponsor a Holy Year pilgram- godparents; 7 :30 Mass. 'They will occupy the nobility of soul of some with thp home of Mrs. J. Kolbles, 5775 W. age 'to four appointed Denver front pews. Deborah Ruth, infant daughter weak-willed cowardice of others. Eighth avenue. No meetings are CLOTHES The planning meeting for of­ churches on Friday evening, Feb. of Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Floyd, It is the Dominican priest’s in­ scheduled during February for the ficers, committeemen, and den 2. The group will meet in their with Roy M. Floyd and Mary Lou tention to instill in his listeners Little Flower circle; they will be mothers will be held in the home own parish church at 7:15 for the Keating as sponsors; Gary Lee, “ a serious desire to imitate the resumed on the first Wednesday 4 It first visit, when the prescribed of Mr. and Mrs, Darrell Durant, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chris A. obedience of St. John the Baptist, in March. t e prayers will be said. Immediately i CLEANED 4456 Decatur street, on Wadnes- Barcelona, with Robert McElroy the perseverance of St. Peter? Mr! and Mrs. Paul Pattridge left B following devotions to the Sacred day evening, Feb. 14. and Lila Miljer as godparents; the true repentance of St. Mary Jan. 28 by plane for San Fran ■-? 1 Heart at 7:30, the group will pro­ Dens 2 and 7 announced that Thomas Andrew, son of Mr. and Magdalene, and the total love of cisco, where they will board ship The MAY Co. f B at ceed to Holy Ghost church where Mrs. William E. Bancroft, with Our Blessed Mother.” for Hawaii. They expect to be the theme for February would be the second visit will be made. The “ Radio.” William B. and Elizabeth A. Crof- “ Ignorance, indifference, and in­ away for about onb month. third visit will be made in St. ton as godparents; Robert Louis, gratitude are every bit as pre­ Mrs. Agnes Tolan is leaving by Pack 155 will participate in the Elizabeth’s church and the fourth annual scout circus, to be held in infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis valent today as in Christ’s time,” air Feb. 1, bound for Miami, Fla., in the Cathedral. Those making M. Still, with Sylvester J. Rich- said Father Bernier in announc­ to visit fnends, and thenee to the GIGANTIC March. The theme will be “ Events the pilgrimage may count their nrhe Left in History,” and pack 155 will por meier and Mary A. Ives as godpar­ ing his theme. “ It is all-important Caribbean for an extended tour. First Friday Confession and Com­ ents. ‘ that there be a return from sec­ She will return in six weeks, stop­ tray “ The Boston Tea Party.” munion as fulfillment of that con­ Our Lady of Fatima circle will ularism to the spiritual life, to ping en route home in St. Louis, Jerry Grout was welcomed as a dition. Hand of GoiF Cleaners and Laundry new TV ecub. u lie: j meet Tuesday, Feb. 6, at 8 p.m. in Christ, if people are, to have jveace Mo., to see relatives. Masses on the first Friday will the home of Mrs. Richard Need­ of mind in this life and eternal Barbara Ann Winters, daughter be at 6:30, 7:30, and 8:30. Can­ ham, Jr., 1370 Willow. happiness in the next.” of Mr. and Mrs. Merrill H. Win­ dles will be blessed before the M A . 6 1 0 1 . The members of Ave Maria cir­ On Candlemas day, Friday, ters of this parish, and Edward C. Dr. Fred F. Scavo 6:30 Mass, and they may be ob­ cle were guests of Mrs. Theodore Feb. 2, blessed candles will be Sharp were married in Holy Fam­ * it tained by those who desire them Kittleson at a bridge luncheon at distributed following the 7 ily church, Denver, Jan 12. Mr. CHIROPRACTOR anytime after the first Mass, on 10% Discount Daniels & Fisher Jan. 22. Mrs. o’clock Mass. They will be avail­ Sharp, from ■ New Orleans, ‘ ■ is on Friday morning. House Calls by Appt B. G. Morriss was welcomed as a able also on Sunday, Feb. 4, duty with the army and leffrshortly On Cash and Carry Masses on Saturday, the Feast new member. High scores were after the Masses. The cost it SO after the wedding for service in 810 E. COLFAX KE. 1595 of St. Blaise, will be at 6:30 and won by Mrs. A. R. Le Bois and cents for a box of two. Korea. 7:30. Throats will be blessed im­ Mrs. B. S. Bush. The latter will be mediately after the two Masses in hostess to the group Feb. 28 in the morning, again at 3 :30 in the her home at 1636 Niagara. afternoon, and in the evening be­ Final Call for Donations The ways and means committee fore Confessions. of the Altar and Rosary society On Jan. 16, Mrs. J. Donovan met in the home of the president, For March of Dimes Made 0 Stapp entertained the St. Madeline Mrs. William Van Dyke, Wednes­ With Denver winding up its 1951fthe downtown army and the spe Sophie circle. Mrs. Richard Pech- i!- day, Jan. 24. March of Dimes this week, Ned cial gifts committee, said it will be man was a guest. The evening was e Laskey, general campaign director, several days before final reports spent playing bridge. High score Mrs. Rose McEnulty, 1220 Jer­ best seller! e called upon all residents who had was held by Mrs. Pechman, and sey, will be hostess to the St. can be given, as several groups are a not yet subscribed to mail their low score by Mrs. John K. Sum­ Thomas Aquinas bridgd and ca­ still at work on these committees. g mers. nasta circle of the Catholic Library contributions to the March of Dale M. Mathis, chairman of c and Information society, Thurs­ Dimes headquarters, 302 Colorado special events, reported that there it St. Theresa’s circle met in the day, Feb. 8, at 8 p.m. building, Denver. are several sporting and social d home of Mrs. C. M. Noll. Mrs. Jo­ During the past two weeks Den­ events being held this week and seph Casper, a guest, won high ver has waged an all-out drive, Mr. next which should net the March The Left Hand of God is a story with the breath-taking d score. The' next meeting will be Laskey said, to help take care of of Dimes campaign several huu' e with Mrs. Leo Foster. Holy Ghost Society the hundreds of polio cases in, this dred dollars. quality of a Lost Horizon, set in the remote d Mrs.. D. L. Murphy served a city. Mrs, Henry A. Mitchell, in it luncheon to the women of the Tek- mountains of China today. The story of what hap­ charge of women’s activities, said akwitha circle at their January % Challenged by the most serious c Has Adoration Hour that the women volunteers will pened to a sinner whose life began when he meeting. The guest for the day financial problem in the 13 years s continue to work for several weeks e was Mrs. Betty Bailey of Kansas, ^ The monthly hour of adora­ of fighting polio, Denver joined mysteriously acted as the left hand of God. A who is in Denver visiting her par­ with the n^ion to raise funds to after the campaign is finished in e tion for members of the 'Holy order to help get all of the March shortened version of this book appeared in Redbook ents, Mr, and Mrs. J. E. Feeley. Ghost Altar and Rosary society helpip polio patients in 1951. The next meeting will be Feb. 27 Though it will be several weeks of Dimes money into the head­ and created a tremendous reader interest d B o y SCOUTS receive important training will be held in the Holy Ghost quarters office. in the home of Mrs. R. G. Schell. church Friday, Feb. 2, from 2:30 before a^l , reports are in, Mr, r Mrs. J. E. Powers was hostess to 3:30 p.m. Laskey praised the work of the n which prepares them for better living! hundreds of volunteers who helped I Hi« May Co., Denver 2, Colo, (gj) c.R. 2-1 f to the Martha circle for the Jan­ The card party given in the Denver V 4 Hospital uary meeting. Mrs. Max Thomas parish hall Jan. 25 was well in this year’s campaign. PIesse send me...... copies of the book h American Industry, too, through research and Mrs. Gerald Abell won the attended. Prizes were won by The response from Denver citi­ I "The Left Hand of God” at 3.00 each. e honors. Mmes. Thornsbury, Rupp, and zens to this annual fund-raising Will Gel W urlitier The following were recently ' Lindsey. The next regular meet­ drive will enable the Denver chap­ The Rudolph Wurlitzer company I Naaae ...... e and production, helps prepare the way baptized: Thomas Joseph, infant ing of the society will be held ter of the National Foundation foz of North Tonawanda, N. Y., re­ THE MAT CO. son of Mr, and Mrs. Leo F. Leb- Feb. 12 beginning with a lunch­ Infantile Paralysis to do a good cently announced the receipt of a BOOKS— Address ...... job of meeting the increasingly BALCONY for higher standards and better living. erer, with Robert 3. Leberer and eon for members at 12:30. formal order from the New York ' City ...... Mrs. Stephen A. Leberer, Jr., as widespread polio challenge, Mr, Quartermaster procurement agency godparents; and Peter Barry, son Laskev said. for 100 electronic organs as part I .( ) Cash ( ) Charge ( ) C.O.D. d of Mr. and Mrs. William T. War Refugees Fight At th* second report luncheon of the procurement program of the of the campaign held on Denver residents please add 3% sales tax. Colo­ Schmitz, with Harold and Mary F. Paris. — The Union of Polish U. S. army. I rado residents outside Denver add 2% sales Buckley as sponsors; Michael Ter­ War Refugees with headquarters Wednesday noon of this week at Wurlitzer organs were also se tax. All add 22c each for postage and handling rance, son of Mr, and Mrs. Ray­ here has issued an qppeal calling the Albany hotd, all divisions lected for installation in many I U beyond local package delivery area. Public Seruice Company of Colorado mond J. Schmitt, with Alvin and upon Polish political refugees to asked for more time in order Veterans’ Administration hos­ Mary Schmidt as godparents; Pat­ unite against international Com­ to finish the task. pitals, and Denver is among the rick John, infant son of Mr. and munism and Soviet aggression, i Joha M. Streltzer, chairman of list of cities to receive one. a PAGE TEN Office, 938 Bonneck Street THE'DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyttene 4205 Thursdoy, February T, 1951 Lt. Com. Hoffman, TOO MANY PARENTS ; Veteran Redemptorist Brother Dies Denver Woman, Son-in>Law think that beeaut* their children do not complain about t^eir (St. Joseph’s Redemptorist Parish, assisted in protecting the property Change the World, in which Bing Navy Nurse, Deod Die Within Twelve Hours eye* there cannot posiibly be anything wrong. They forget Denver) from the flames. Crosby, Jack Benny, Rochester, L t Com. Myn M. Hoffman, the that a child hat no standard for determining the condition of Brother Louis J. Wirth, veteran PTA ta Show Irene Dunne, and many other Requiem Mass will be c-felebrated Smelting & Refining company. He Redemptorist, died in the order’s Hollywood stars participate. navy’s fourth superintendent of in S t Philomena’s church at 10:30 hit eyes. It it a good practice fo hare your child’s eyes checked died in 1930. . house in De Soto, Mo., Jan. Christopher Movie Monday, Feb. 5, will mark the nurses, died Friday in Bronxville, o’clock Friday, Feb. 2, for Mrs. N. Y., where she had lived since Mr. Davis came to Denver from , regularly. ° 28. Brother Louis served as The PTA meeting scheduled for 10th anniversary of St. Joseph’s Delia Dugan and E. Terrel Davis, St. Louis, Mo., in 1924. For many her retirement in 1938. cook and office manager in Tuesday, Feb. 6, has been post­ weekly games party. Sincere a Denver woman and her son-in- years he had been a cattle buyer St, Joseph’s parish from 1889 poned until Thursday, Feb. 15. The thanks are offered to Mr. Schmuki Funeral services were held in law, who died within 12 hours of ► Ft. Myer chapel. Burial services for Swift and company. to 1901.- He returned to St. meeting will take place at 8 p.m. and all the staff for their years of each other Jan. 27-28. Surviving Mrs. Dugan are her with full military honors were held SW IGERT BROS. Joseph’s again in 1915 and served in the church hall. The feature of loyal and unfailing service. This Mrs. Delia Dugan died in her in the nurses’ section of Arlington daughter, Mrs. Helen Davis, wife ► 1550 California as sacristan. Brother Louis was the evening will be the showing 10th anniversary, party is a feature home at 1654 Madison street at Optometrists KEy$tone 7651 cemetery. * of Mr. Davis; a sister, Margaret ► born in Chicago Nov. 24, 1857. He of the Christopher movie You C om event' to which all are invited. 11:30 p.m. Jan. 27. She was 91. E. Coswell, Denver; three grandchil­ ► was professed in the Congregation Commander Hoffman lived in Better Vision Good Service Washington from March, 1934, until Terrel Davis, 62, of the same ad­ dren, and three great-grandchil­ of the Most Holy Redeemer on dress, her son-in-law, died at 11 Oct 1, 1938, during which time she dren. ► for Every Age At Right Prices Sept. 8, 1884. At the time of the a.m. Jan. 28 from a heart condi­ Requiem for Henry Klein' was assistant superintendent and . Besides^ his wife, Mr. Davis ► GLASSES INDIVIDUALLY STYLED great Chicago fire Brother Louis tion. ia survived by two daughters, Mrs. was stationed at St. Michael’s Re­ then superintendent of nurses in the Mrs. Dugan was born July 19, Helen Louise McCusker, Denver; demptorist church, Chicago, and Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, Deputy Fire Chief, 1$ Held and'then in the Naval Headquar­ 1860, in Oswe^, N. Y. She came and 'Virginia Fitzgerald, Buffalo. to Leadville, in 1884 with her N. Y.; a son, Lawrence Ellis Da­ Deputy Fire Chief Henry M. During 'World war I he served ters building at Constitution ave­ nue and 17th street N. W. husband, Lawrence M. Dugan, who vis, Oakland, Calif.; a sister, Bessie fiequisAouiL in, (paai Klein, a 30-year veteran on the in the navy, and was a member She was born in Bradford, 111., was superintendent of a mine. They Woodland, Staten Island, N. Y.; I THEODORE Denver fire department, died Jan. of the John Stewart post No. 1, on May 12, 1883, and was grad­ later moved to Denver, where Mr. and three grandchildren. I ruunwtwtnmiiii 27 in Merev hospital. He had been VFW. uated frohi the Statd^ Normal Dugan served as superintendent of The Rosary will be recited MARY (MAYME) DOWNEY, 67, of Moss. Requiem High Maas was celebrated school. She taught for several the Globe plant of the American Thursday, Feb. 1, at 8 p.m. in the 1406 Gaylord. Requiem Mass was cele­ ill for several 30 Yeart’ Servica in Blessed Sacrament church Jan. 27. months. years in Illinois schools then en­ Horan chapel. Interment in Mt. brated Jan. 27 in St. John the Evan­ Capitol mortuary. His 30 years of service spanned Olivet will follow the Requiem IHACKETHALI gelist’s church. Interment Mt. Olivet. VICTOR CHAVEZ, 79. Husband of The funeral was tered St Joseph’s hospital school Horan mortuary. Faustina Chaves, and father, of Michael. held Jan. 31 from almost the entire era of the de­ of nursing at Denver, from which Mass. IDA GAGAN, 66, of 1551 Holly street. Benny, Henry, and David Chavez, Isa­ partment’s motorized history. He Mother of William D. Gagan of Grand the Cathedral she was graduated on March 4, Woman Hears t MORTUARY bella Lucero, and Delfina Lanford. Re­ was known as a “ fireman’s fire­ Optometrist Island, Neb.; Mrs. Neil Christensen of quiem Mass was celebrated Jan. 29 in parish, Denver. 1915. She entered the navy nurse man,’’ and was noted for his cpol- Eatonville, Wash.; and sister of Mrs. G. Sacred Heart church. Interment Mt. C h ief Klein, corps in 1917 at Norfolk, 'Va., just and Optician 1 William O’Brien. Aitociale g P. Weinman of Denver. Survived also Olivet. Capitol mortuary! ^ ness in times of danger and-for who was 54 years prior to America’s entry in 'World by three grandchildren. Requiem Mass HILARIO MONTOYA, 46. of 2226H his courage in working beside his Talk on Death, Helen Walsh I 1449-51 Kalamatfa St. g was celebrated in Blessed Sacrament Larimer. Father of Bennie and Billy old, was bom in war I. church Jan. 27. Interment Mt. Olivet. Montoya. Frances Pacheco, -and Maude men. Assoclata Denver'- and re­ She served in several navRl hos­ W. R, JOSEPH I Phone MAin 4U06 | Horan mortuary. Montoya: brother of Patsy Herburger, ceived his educa­ Railed Dachihundi pitals and at a hospital at St. ANNA (MINNIE) LEHMKUHL, 7S. Tillie Perez, Beatrix Gallegos, and Jim EYES EXAMINED at Little Sisters of the Poor. Requiem tion here. He Chief Klein’s main hobby was Croix, Virgin Islands, before com­ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii»^ Montoya. Survived also by four grand­ Dies in Accident Phan* TAbor 1880 Mass was celebrated Jan. 27 in Little children. Requiem Mass was celebrated joined the fire de­ reading, buf for many years he ing to Washington in 1925. She Derby.— (St. Catherine’s Par­ 218-219 Hajcctic Blda. Sisters of the Poor chapel. Interment Jan. 27 in Sacred Heart church. Inter­ was chief nurse in the old Naval I! ( ^ Mt. Olivet. Horan mortuary. ment Mt. Olivet. Trevino mortuary. Cbi«f Klein partment in 1921 raised dachshunds. ish) — Mrs. Donata Dandrea THOMAS F. CLINTON, 61, of 4684 LUPITA I. TRUJILLO, infant, of 2888 as a fourth-class fireman. In June, His sole survivor is a sister, hospital at 23rd and E. streets. heard a sermon on death Sun­ Xavier street. Husband qf Helen N. Larimer. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 1946, he was promoted to deputy Mary Agnes, who is stationed in N. W. .for the following three day, Jan. 28, in St. Catherine’s HARTFORD-ALCORN Clinton, and brother of Edward T. Clin­ Bentura Trujillo; sister of Mrs. Jose Mercy hospital, Durango. years. ton. Requiem High Mass was celebrated Marquez, Lorraine. Teresa, Nieves, Maria, chief. church. Three hours later she MORTUARY Jan. 29 in Holy Family church. Inter­ Carmen, Bennie, Jose, and Ramon Tru­ was dead, killed in an auto Family Group Insurance ment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard mortuary. jillo; and granddaughter of Juan M. accident, and the priest who had JOHN PAUL MARINO, infant, of 7300 Trujillo. Services were conducted Jan. given the sermon was the first RA. 0325 N. Washington. Son of Mr. and Mrs. 31 in Sacred Heart church by the Rev. 1st Saturday Devotions on Feb. 3 ^Paul M. Marino. Mass of the Angels was John E. Casey, S.J. Interment Mt. to reach the death scene. Alameda at Logan celebrated Jan. 25 in Assumption church, Olivet. Trevino mortuary. Welby Boulevard mortuary. RAMON RODRIGUEZ, infant, of 2841 The Rev. Paul T h e a d 0, THEODORE C. RHOADES. 67. of 1137 California. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Severe O.S.M., of Welby heard Mrs. Clayton. Husband of Mamie F. Rhoades; Rodriguez; brother of Raquel, Rosa, and Park Hill Parish Plans Reparation Day Dandrea’s Confession, gave her Monuments father of Helen Gillet of Denver, and Rita; and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Communion in the Mass on Sun­ Joseph H. Rhoades of Casper, W yo.; and Jesus Rodriguez and Mr. and Mrs. Fed­ evening, Feb, 1, from 9 to 10 esan director of lay retreats. He is We have erected many beauti­ brother of Sister Mary Consolata of the erico Mora. Interment Mt. Olivet. Trevino (Bleited Sacrament Parish, day, and then talked on prepa­ TOM WALKEH PIANOS ful monument! in Mt. Olivet Good Shepherd convent, Spokane, Wash. mortuary. Denver) - ^ o’clock for the monthly hour of a brother of Mrs. John E. Leonard ration for death. Later, on )iis RepreaentajiTt ot Kimball, Sohmar, Hardman. Starr, and Jesse French Pianoa Cemetery. Survived" also by five grandchildren. Re­ W ILLIAM H. MEEHAN. 67, o f 533 The members of the Reparation adoration. and James R. Walsh of this parish. way to visit a family in East quiem High Mass was celebrated Jan. Lafayette street. Husband of Mrs. Marie C. G. Conn Connaonata 27 in St. Philomena’s church. Inter­ Meehan; brother of Sadie Fair, Okmul­ society of the Blessed Sacrament Archbishop Attends St. Rita’s circle realized $85 on Lake, he found the Dandrea Electric Orxan A. T^ THOMSON ment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard mortuary. gee. Okla.; Lottie Black, Hawthorne, parish will observe the first Sat­ a spaghetti dinner held in the truck involved in an accident Fine Reconditioned Pienoe WILLIAM LEO (BILL) MORRISSEY Calif.; Catherine Sullivan, St. Louis, Mo.: PTA Meeting school cafeteria. Only members with a milk truck at the junction 1346 S. BROADWAY SPmee 7364 600 Sherman St TA. 8018 of 741 Ivanhoe. Father of Mrs. Mary John Meehan, Little Rock, A rk .; Barney urday devotions in honor of Our Lucille Kalamaya; brother of Mrs, Mar­ Meehan, Ft. Worth, Tex.; and Robert Lady of Fatima Feb. 3. More than 200 were present at of the circle and their families at­ of highways 128 and 185, 12 ;cr>()»()(>()9<=>()o()o<::r>« garet Murphy and John Morrissey of and Ray Meehan of Denver. Requiem the PTA meeting Jan. 29 to greet tended the dinner, held in response miles north of Denver. Mrs. Bloomington. HI.; and grandfather of Masses on that day will be at Mass was celebrated Jan. 81 in St. 6:15, 7:15, and 8:15. All-day ex­ Archbishop Urban J. Vehr and the to the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Harold Dandrea, 70, was dead, and her Susan and Richard Kalamaya. The Ro­ John the Evangdist’s church. Interment Rev. Edward Leyden, archdioce­ ■V. Campbell’s appeal to all circles husband, Onario, 71, suffered sary will be recited Friday, Feb. 2, at Mt, Olivet. position of the Blessed Sacrament Tyiaii&on. SEE W HAT YOU BUY! 8 p.m. in the Boulevard chapel. Requiem EDDY O’MEARA of Blackhawk, Ro­ will follow the 8:15 Mass and con­ san superintendent of schools, to sponsor individual projects to critical chest and internal in­ High Mass will be celebrated Saturday, sary will be recited at 7 :30 p.m. Thurs­ tinue until 8:45 p.m. when the ex­ both of whom addressed the help defray the debt of the new juries. Picture Frame Shop Feb. 3, at 9:30 o'clock in St. Philomena’s day, Feb. 1, in the Tomford mortuary. group. school building. church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard Interment in Central City. ercises honoring the Immaculate Mrs. Andrea was bom in Italy 1713 Grant St. MAin 4438/ i'-J O ur exhibit it so complete mortuary. - MRS. ANNA D’AMORE Heart of Mary will close with Mrs. Frank M. Sabine, presi­ Mrs. W. R. Joseph was hostess and came to the United States Mrs. Anna D’Amore, 68, of 8636 Nav­ that you wiH hnd designs < DOMINICO GRECO, 86, o f 8932 Uma- Benediction. dent, reported on the lunchroom to St. Rita’s circle at a bridge in 1920 to make her home in Fine Prints tillg street. Husband of Philomina ajo street, a member of Our Lady of luncheon Jan. 23. Mrs. Jack Eas­ Arondel. A son, Mike, and Greco; father of Helen Greco; and Mt. Carmel parish for many years, died The Rosary and other prayers and the book rental system. \* Cijstom Framing and siiet to meet your prefer­ grandfather of Jene (Flo) and George Jan. 26 after a heart attack. of reparation and for the conver­ A musical program was pre­ ley was welcomed as a new mem­ several grandchildren survive. I* Velvet and French Matsi Cimino. Requiem Mass is being celebrated Born in Italy April 11, 1887, she came sion of Russia and for world sented by the parish choir and the ber, and Mmes. Harry A. White Mardi Gras Feb. 6 ence at whatever int estment | Thursday, Feb. 1, at 10 o’clock in St. to Denver in 1905. On May 24. 1908, and David B. Douglas were guests. F"* Oval Frames Patrick’s church. Interment Mt. Olivet. she was married to Anthony D’Amore, peace will be recited at hourly in­ school band. Members of the Dads’ Proceed! of the pre-Lenten you may cate to make. See Olinger ^mortuary. now retired. tervals. club gave a one-act comedy. At the election Mrs. Louis Dis­ )* Metal Photo Frames In addition to her husband, Mrs. Merdi Grat dance to be held HILDA C. MORRIS, 64, of 1729 Penn­ pense was installed as captain, and D’Amore is survived by two sons, Adolph, This month will mark the third Mothers of the fourth, sixth, Alwayi Planty of * the new 1950 R A IN B O W ' sylvania street. Mother of Joseph A. Mrs. F. J. Landauer, secretary- Tueaday, Feb. 6, will be used a Denver police department detective; time that the children of the fifth, and seventh grade pupils were to make the final payment on Parking Spaea Morris of Kansas City, and Dorothy and Joseph £. of the U. S. navy; one treasurer. The next meeting will Ahebrank of New York city; and sister hostesses at the social hour. G R A N IT E monuments. daughter, Helen P. Sweeten of Denver; sixth, seventh, and eighth grades the church heating ayatem. of Marie E. Lapping of Denver, Ida be in the home of Mrs. Henry Job, a sister, Mrs. Mary Testa o f Denver; have both attended and led the Marts and Betty M^jxen, both of New Treaaurer Named 1621 Filbert court, Feb. 27, Ym H then appreciate why two sisters-in-Iaw, Mrs. B. Olivieri and hour from 10 to 11 a.m. Richard Jordan, Minn.; Vera O'^nan of St. Paul, Mrs. James Alley, both of Denver; a At the past Catholic Mothers’ Minn.: Henry Seifert of Minneapolis, Murphy, a seventh grade pupil, St. Joan of Arc’s circle met in JOE HUPPERT IS BACK IN THE we call them O U R C H A L ­ brother-in-law, Claude Petrocco of Fred­ meeting with the Rev. William J. the home of Mrs. D. G. Mulligan Minn.; and Bertha A. Fresca of Fair­ erick; and two grandchildren, Diana and will lead the prayers. banks, Alaska. Survived also by four Mulcahy as director, Mrs. Milton M. ian. 26 with Mmes. Peter D. DRUG STORE BUSINESS AGAIN LENGER VALUES. grandchildren. Requiem Mass was cele­ Carl Roedel of Denver. An invitation is extended to all Requiem High Mass was celebrated Conway was appointed treasurer Walsh and Elmer Lang as co­ brated Jan. 27 in the Cathedral of the Jan. 31 in Mt. Carmel church. Inter­ parishioners and to Catholics to succeed Mrs. Jack McLaughlin. hostesses. Mrs. J. I. Creighton was Immaculate Conception. Interment Mt. ment Mt. Olivet. Olinger mortuary, VALLEY HI DRUG STORE Olivet. Olinger mortuary. throughout the city to participate The club will meet Monday, Feb. elected secretary-treasurer to suc­ SEBASTIAN (BUCK) DIEHL in the first Saturday devotions. 2080 SO. COLORADO BLVD. RA. 5141 ROLAND A. WARD. 47. of Denver. 5, with Mmes. Jack Martin and R. ceed Mrs. Paul Desilets. IRANlTESy/ Sebastian (Buck) Diehl, 69, a native of Confessions in preparation for Newly Stocked Prescription Dept. Services- will be conduct^ Thursday, Denver, d i^ Jan. 24 in St. Mary’ s hos­ W. Schlecht as hostesses. Henry Nadorff, Sr., a patient in Feb. 1, at 2 o’ clock' in * the Olinger pital in Cirand Junction following a First Friday will be heard on The seventh grade pupils visited We Invite Your Patronage chapal by the Rev. Jerome L. Weinert. brief illness. Thursday afternoon from 3:30 to St. Joseph’s hospital, is improving. Interment Mt. Olivet. Olinger mortu­ the Catholic Art display at the Friendly and Courteous Service Mr. Diehl was born Feb. 12, 1891. and 6, and from 7 :30 to 9. Masses for Giles Foley and Mrs. Mildred Gaul ary. received his education in Denver. After Denver Art museum on Jan. 29, are also in St. Joseph’s hospital. SARAH LEHMAN, 84. at Hamden, finishinishing his schooling, he moved to first Friday will be heard on and the eighth grade pupils will CIGARETTES $1.57 CARTON Conn. Mother of Irene Abernathy, Ham­ Telluride. He was a veteran of World 7:16, and 8:15. Mrs. J. J. Platfoot, who was a den. Ck>nn. ;«Mildred Caskins and Herman war I. see the display on Friday. patient in Mercy hospital, is con­ J. Lehman, Denver; and sister of Mrs. Mr. Diehl Is survived by a sister. Mrs. On Saturday, Feb. 3, St. Sister Rose Vincent, supervisor Every Sifuere inch of surfece James Gorman, Saxonville, Mass. Sur­ Christine Knorr of Denver: two broth­ Blaiie’f day, throat! will be valescing at home. Mrs. Joseph M. of music from St. Louis, Mo., will' Rihn, who underwent surgery at is polished . . . to prevent dit- vived also by eight grandchildren. Re­ ers, William and Peter Diehl, both of ble!!ed after the Maaaei at be a guest at the convent this quiem Mass was celebrated Jan. 29 in Denver; three nephews, and two nieces. Mercy hospital, is expected home mdoretion .. .to make netursd Requiem Mass was celebrated in St. 6:15, 7:15, and 8:15, at 3:30 in week end. She also will visit the Annunciation church. Interment Mt. soon. eokm deep end rich. Olivet. George P. Hackethal, funeral di*y Elizabeth’s church Jan. 27. Interment the afternoon, and at 7:30 in school. rector. Mt. Olivet. the evening. Mrs. Patricia Nolan is a patient JACQUES BROTHERS CATHERINE M. WILLIAMS, 46. of JOSE E. VIGIL The high school girls’ choir, in a local hospital. Jose E. Vigil, 75, of 285 S. Santa Blessed candles for use at home Sine* 1102 1458 Washington. Niece o f Mrs. James under the direction of Sister Ann Mrs. Peter D. Walsh, who was Dardis, Pittsburgh, Pa. Requiem Mass Fe drive, died Jan. 28 after a brief illness. ■ ONUMEITS OF DISTINCTION may be procured at the rectory or Monica, will meet in the convent s-w-s stricken with a virus infection dur­ was celebrated Jan. 27 in the Immaculate A Colorado native, he was bom in Conejos in the sacristy any time after the //( 28 E. 6th Ave. AL. 2019 Conception Cathedral. Interment Mt. Feb. 20. 1875. He had farmed for many Thursday evening. ing the holidays, is convalescing years before his retirement. blessing of the candles on Candle­ 'Save With Snow' Jitt tff BreiBwty tn 6th An. Olivet. Rogers mortuary. and expects to be out soon.______HELEN ABRAMSON. 70. of 2250 Mr. Vigil is survived by a son, Jose mas day, Friday, Feb. 2, before Parishioners' Brother Elm. Mother of Mary June Durkee, M. Vigil of Denver; two daughters, Mrs. the 6:16 Mass. Homed Superior ESTATE OP CLARA SEDLACER Zenith Radios — Complete Fnrnishings Evelyn Winkel, Helen FarrelU and Louise Elfego Ulibarri of Walsenburg, and Miss DECEASED NO. 89711 Cecilia Vigil of Denver; and six grand­ On Sunday, Feb. 4, members of The Very Rev/ John P. Walsh, Notice is hereby given that on the 18tb children. Requiem Mass was celebrated the Altar and Rosary society and O.M.I., who has many friends in day of February, 1951, 1 will preeent to 4105 South Broadway SU. 1-7484 Jan. 31 in St. Cajetan's church. Inter* the. County Court of The City of Denver, ment Mt. Olivet. Trevino mortuary. the PTA will receive Communion Denver, and particularly in the Colorado, My account! for final settlement SNOW’S FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE Monuments & Markers in a body in ^he 8 o’clock Mass. Blessed Sacrament parish, was ap­ of the administration of said estate, when The men of the pariah who pointed superior of DeMazenod and where all persons in interest may ap­ Ed Snow, Member St. Louis’ Parish scholasticate in San Antonio, Tex., pear and object to them, if they so desire. We carry a complete line of grav^ blankets, crosses, Local Restaurateur are member! of the Nocturnal Notice is also hereby given that there wreaths, marble statues and vases. Adoration aociety a r e re- Jan. 15, by the Very Rev. Nicholas has been filed in said estate a petition ask* queated to he preaent in Holy Tanaskovic, O.M.I., Provincial. Fa­ ing for a judicial ascertainment and de* pwwww^ tp wwwwww vwmww^ ^wwwwwwwwwww You will be’surprised when you see our prices. Ghoat church on Thuraday ther Walsh, 33, i^ also archdioc- termination of the heirs of such ^ de­ Succumbs to Illness ceased, and setting forth that the names, addresses and relationship of all persons, CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING Stop — Shop and Save who are or claim to be heirs of said Norman Ouellette, 33, of 4795 S. deceased, so far as known to the petitioner, Lettering and Cleaning Dona at Cemetery . Pennsylvania, Denver restaurateur, are as follows, to w it: Raymond Guy Mil* Fr. Wisco W ill Instruct ton 8106 West Walsh Street, Westwood, Uassified Ads died Jan. 25 of a heart ailment Colo., Son. B. C. Hilliard, Jr. from which he had suffered for ft will pay you to read ALL of the following adTertisemenU. ARvada Norman's Memorials . ARvada Administrator several years. Mother of God Servers LjksJ A A A A AOf NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT 1231-J 7769 W. 44th on Way to Mt. 01^et 1231-J Requiem Mass was celebrated AND DETERMINATION OF HEIRSHIP FOR RENT WANTED TO RENT Jan. 27 in St. Mary’s church/Lit­ has recently lost several members, ESTATE OF DAVID A. MacDONALD. (Mother of God Pariah, Denver) DECEASED. NO. 89608. Sleeping Room. Elmployed Catholic woman. tleton, followed by interment in The Rev.'Amador Cruz Wisco, more men are encouraged to join Notice is hereby given that on the 80tb Walking distance to town. MA. 9129 Eve­ Employed mother and Junior High Student n e^ 3 or 4 partly furnished or unfur­ day of January, 1951, I will present to the Mt. Olivet. recently assigned to the parish as the present group in adoration be­ nings. ______nished rooms. Reasonable. £A. 4878 after fore the Blessed Sacrament on the (bounty Court of the City and County^ of Born May 23, 1917, in Ft. Kent, an assistant to Father John Re­ Denver, Colorado, my accounts for Hnal HELP WANTED— FEMALE 6 P.M.______Me., Mr. Ouellette was graduated gan, will hold an instruction class First Friday of every month. settlement of the administration of said BOARD AND ROOM from St. Joseph’s college at Monc­ for all altar boys Saturday morn­ estate, when and where all persons in General honseworker, cooking, light clean­ I Marguerite Martinez Bride interest may appear and object to them, if ton, New Brunswick, Canada, and ing in the church basement. All ing. No laundry, live in, references re­ Working men. Good food, excellent beds, Paul Bagley, son of Mr. and they so desire. quired. Call RA. 232& from a restaurant managers’ boys are asked to be present Notice is also hereby given that there showers, 5 minutes town, 50 bus. 1218 Mrs. Amos Bagley, and Marguerite Kalamath. f school in Hartford, Conn. promptly at 9 o’clock. Martinez, daughter of Mr. and has been filed in said estate a petition SITUATION WANTED Father Regan, pastor, has re­ asking for a ju()icial ascertainment and Mr. Ouellette came to Denver Mrs. Lauro Martinez, were mar­ determination of the heirs of such (de­ Man would like eareUklnx for some Prieat. ceived a letter from Archbishop ceased, and setting forth that the names, about 10 years ago, and fie married ried before a Nuptial Mass Jan. Aee 48. Doee not drink. Excellent refer­ Homes for Sale ^ ? - Emily Marie Swazoe in St. Mary’s Urban J. Vehr thanking members 27. Father Regan officiated at the addresses and relationship of all persons, ences. Call, The Register Advertising Dept. • »» of this parish for establishing a who are or claim to be heirs of said i|2e* church Jan. 27, 1946. Shortly after­ ceremony. Witnesses were Eugene ceased, so far as known to the petitioner, KEystone 4206- Ext. 8. ______ward, the Oupllettes moved to Los seminary burse. Wolf and Agnes Nick. The bride are as follows, to-wit: John' A. Mac­ BRICK REPAIRS : '■ P* Angeles, where he managed sev­ The original achedule of two came to the United States recently Donald, Earl Gray, Saskatebawan, Canada, daily Maaaea baa been reaumed. brother. St. Louis Parish— Englewood * ''S . , _ eral restaurants. from Belize, British Honduras. Accordingly, notice is also hereby given BRICK REPAIRS: Sp«!laliiing In brick « Maaaea are at 6:30 and 8 o’clock pointing and repairing, also canlking and 2 or 3 bedroom homes with or without Returning to Denver, two years The next meeting of the A ltp that upon the date aforesaid, or the day to basements, in 4600 block south on }f which the hearing may be continued, the painting GR. 7442 WALTER EVANS ago, Mr. Ouellette was manager of Candles will be blessed Friday, and Rosary society will be held in Delaware and Cherokee: or will build Court will p r o c ^ to receive and hear 3177 Benton St to suit you. the Willow Springs Country club Feb. 2, before the 6:30 Mass and the church basement Thursday, proofs concerning the heirs of such de­ will be available at the rectory. Feb. 8, at 1 p.m. The «o h p will ceased, and, upon the proofs submitted, will when it opened in November, 1949, PAINTING & DECORATING 4808 SOUTH LOGAN— ;« . On Saturday, the Feast of St. recite the Rosary in the church enter a decree In said estate determining and for a year afterward. He who are the heirs of eueb deceased person, Brand new, 3 bedroom worked for the Navarre restaurant Blaise, throats will be blessed before the meeting. An interesting at which hearing all persons claiming to Wallpaper banging, painting, rmnodeliiig and was manager of the Palace a^er the 8 o’clock Mass, at 3:30 program has been arranged. be heirs at law of such deceased may Call KK 6798. home; large living room, Ik in the afternoon, and 7:30 in the The Young People’s club met in appear and present their proofs. Arms room of the Brown Palace FOR pgporhanging and painting call Anton kitchen and closets; over- i !: the church hall'Jan. 24. B.C. Hilliard, Jr. hotel. evening. AdminUtrator. Beringer, 168 Madison. EA 2286. size garage; city lights, wa- Confessions will be heard Thurs­ LEGAL NOTICE First publication December 21, 1950 Surviving are his wife; three Last publication January 18, 1951 WALLPAPER Hanging, Painting, Re­ ier & gas. $13,500. Will f day afternoon from 4 to 6 and OFFICE OF THE TREASURER modeling. Call KE. 6793. sons, Raymond, Norman, Jr.; and CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER This notice is issued pursuant to See. 22L consider offer . . . This is a from 7 :30 to 9 in preparation as amended, and Sec. 18, Ob. 176, '85 C.SA. Michael, all of Englewood; a sis­ MUNICIPAL BUILDING for the first Friday. BUILDING, remodeling, cabinet work. dandy. ter, Mrs. Ray Fournier; and his DENVER, COLORADO Call GL. 6166. _____ i Cathotle Mrvtc«$ at 6tin^8r't ar* Mother of God parish members No. 0-l>8 mother, Mrs. Laura Daigle, both » - M ; of the Nocturnal Adoration soci­ NOTICE OF PURCHASE OF REAL WANTED TO BUY FREE APPRAISALS of Ft. Kent. ESTATE AT TAX SALE AND OF AF­ INCOME TAX always thoughtful, always considerate— ety will meet in Holy Ghost church FLICTION FOR ISSUANCE OF -Call us for quick action Id tale of j i v l at 5 a.m. Friday' for an hour of TREASURER’S DEED CATHOLIC Encyclopedia in complete seta, YOUR property. 50 Study Social Action adoration. Since the parish society TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, and Box 1620, Dept E, The RegiiUr. Denver, because of the personal and Madrid. — Fifty religious stu­ more especially to Guiaeppina NIeoletti HELP Colorado. i ____ Wilson & Wilson, Realty Mattel, Frank G. Richardion, and (Mrs.) ■ ... . J dents were present at the opening Mona R. Farren: 20 Years' Experience ADDRESSING SERVICE Members of St. Louis Parish sincere attention of Olinger's of the academic course of the Leo Cablegram Tells Death Yon and each of you are hereby notified 2818 8»i Broadway SU. M671 : • . that on the 21et day of Navemher, 1984, ,FEES: Small Bnaineaa, $10 and, Envelopes, Circulars, cards band addresaed, Phone answering aeiwice. PEarl 8610. Mrs. XIII Social Institute, dedicated to the Manaser of Revenue Ex-Officio Treaa­ lUP — Partnerahipa $20.00 and. Open evenings till 9 In Belgium of Count urer of the City end County of Denver ^__ o_l_ n_____ Oe Art" Mae Fanner. Catholic staff—the largest training religious for the Social .u p — Salaried Peraona $5.00. r i * Action apostolate. Most of the and State v>f Colorado, sold at public sale to Frank G. Richardson asaiirnor of (Mrs.) ^and up include! Stete Tax.. Want inactive partner man or group were religious from Spain, Who Lived .in Springs Mona R. Farren the applicant, who haa woman $2,000.00. Have new de­ 237 Galapago 1 ■• Cotholk staff of ony mortuary Ecuador, China, and Chile. made demand for a T rm urer’a Deed, the ) AL. 0111 ask for Howey 4 Fine large home. Modernized, spacious Uv- following described real estate, situated in vice -uiable every automobile ing quarters, two bedrooms with sleep- A man well known in Colorado the City and County of Denver and State meeting wide demand. Return ing porch, large new garage. Call M r., in Colorodo. died recently at his estate in Bel­ of Colorado, to-wit: Lota Tw el:« (12) and should exceed 100%. P. O. Box Huck SA. 0868 gium. He was Count Paul Cornet Thirteen (18). in Block Five (6). Sunnyside JERRY RREEN Addition Davie Subdivision, that said tax 1620N, Denver, Colorado. Bennett Horton t ' ■ . de Ways Ruart, son-in-law of Mrs. sale was made to satisfy the delinquent BURNS-RIPS 1610 E. Colfax Florist Spencer Penrose of Colorado General taxes assessed against ssid real T O W E L S & LINEN SUPPLY ketltor, MA. 6109 i ’ •' Springs. estate for the year 1948; that said real OR TEARS 4 •K. 1004 15th St. estate was taxed in the name of Gulseppine l)Irs. Penrose received a cable­ Nicoletti Mattel; that the statutory period Eliminated by MOUNTAIN •TOWEL * SUPPLY Ctt gram Jan. 27 from her daughter, of redemption expired November 21st, French or Inweaving Serxice (amlahad for Offices. Barbcn, ’ MAin 2279 the former Gladys McMillan, tell­ 1947; that the same haa not been re­ iMtaaranta. Steres. and Banquets 4 ’ A R Y ’ S deemed; that said property may be re­ 84 Hour Sarvlea—Reaaonabit Pricta B. W. BECKIUB, Manager 1500 S. Broadway ing of the Count’s demise. Miss deemed at any time brtore a Tax Deed 1117 Curtla S t MA. 7M* McMillan was married to the ia issued; that a Tax Deed will be issued HOSIERY MENDING m O R T U R IU E S Count,in 1915, and Belgium had to the said (Mrs.) Mona R. Farren lawful ;We Pay ('ash! a bolder of said certificate, on the 18th day DRUGGISTS Call i since been the couple’s home. They 14th ol Bouldtr • Spetr at Shtrman of Hay at 12 o'clock noon, 1961, unless spent some time in Cdlorado the ssme has been redeemed befort 12 For Used Furniture « YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS Springs, howeyer, during the Nazi o'clock noon of ssid date. W fLibum F. Coffay at Magnolia (under construction) Z O N E U A B W rniESS my hand and seal this I6th and •v occupation of Belgium. day of January, lfi61. Inweaving Co, will be lllled cerreetly et MAin 7171 Surviving the Count, besides his (SEAL) Phone KE. 4409 Miscellaneous Items Prompt, CaartMS! Sarrle* MANAGER OF REVENUE WASHINGTON PARK PHARMACY PE. 4014 RA. 6423 gioM Serving Nearly Half of Denver^e Familie$ CH8APBB RATES wife, are one daughter, the Bar­ 304 McClintock Bldg. oness Pauline de Selys Long- By A. T. Broadhdad OPEN EVENINGS TILL I p.at 2-WAY RADIO First Publicstion ' Jsnusry 18, 1961 1554 Calif. Ph. ffP. 1711 • ItH Seuth Oaylerd St GiZAM NSW CAM champs, and livs grandchildren. Laat PubUaatioa Fthnuuy lat, 2161 : k ■ft lit.» Thursday, February 1,1951 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitene 4205 PAGE KEVEN Strange But True Lenten Season Is Time Why UMT? s By Linus R iordan To Toughen Flabby Spirit (fh g id JjaJu aiA , THE YOUTH OF A NATION is its moil precious jewel. And yet at no time in the his­ By Rev. John B. E bel tory of the United States has the youth of our MAN DOES NOT NEED a religion to tell him country been in greater danger than today. ; when he is right, G. K. Chesterton once said. He Who Are Workingmen? This danger is not only the threat of a globfil needs a religion that tells him when he‘is wrong. war in which they may have to lay down their By Paul H. Hallett students who' work seriously for most of the And so again, in a world filled with men who day. Since the French student ordinarily works lives. There are grave perils also that can think only or at least too much of self and THE APPROACH of every Lent always far more intensely than does his American kill not the body, but the soul. In this latter cate­ pleasure, the Church will on Ash Wednesday re­ brings up the question: Who are to be included counterpart, this is no light qualification. gory are found the evils of pagan morals and of peat its age-old call to self-denial and penance. under those designated by the special privilege NEVERTHELESS, WE MAY SAFELY say a secularistic education that would turn the boys On Feb. 7 the priest will place on the fore­ granted the Bishops of the U. S. to dispense that what goes for professors and students in and girls into irreligionists, if not actual atheism. heads of the faithful the cross in blessed ashes, “ workingmen and their families” from the law foreign lands can be applied to'the great ma­ Behind all this there is something mysterious. ancient symbol of repentance. The ashes are of abstinence in Lent (except on Fridays and jority of American office and store workers. There is a force of evil abroad in the world that blessed by the priest ■with beautiful prayers cal­ Ash Wednesday and Holy Saturday until noon) ? Competition and the tempo of business life are seems to be beyond the natural. Something sinis-' ling upon God’s mercy; “ Hear us, 0 Lord, for- The author o f The Pastoral Companion, a book greater* here than abroad, and more nervous ter is eating at the very vitals of our countrjr, Thy mercy is kind; look upon us, 0 Lord, ac­ widely used in the guidance of pastors, specifically energy is drained out. and at the present moment it is directing all its cording to the multitude of Thy tender mercies. excludes from the designation “ workingmen” It remains true, however, that for the in­ venom at the nation’s children. Save me, 0 God; For uie waters are come in (operarii): a) professional men—priests, lawyers, dividual to assume very readily that he is in the AND THEREIN MIGHT LIE dread consd* even unto my soul. notaries, physicians, teachers, etc.; b) business­ fast-exempt category could easily lead to a quehces in the present Universal Military Train­ “ 0 almighty and eternal God, spare those men, managffers, and superintendents. He includes practical nullification of the law of fast. As who are penitent, be merciful to those who sup­ all others, and therefore, apparently, lesser office ing plan that would require the induction of boys Archbishop Robert E. Lucey said in his Lenten for military service, when they reach the age plicate Thee, and vouchsafe to send Thy holy and store workers. Some Bishops restrict the pastoral, we are the best fed people on earth. of 18. The bill is still in the process of being angel from heaven to bless and sanctify these meaning of the term to laborers; others are more If circumstances are such that we cannot fast ashes, that they may be a wholesome remedy liberaJ. In the absence of a specific determina­ planned for presentation to the Congress. The perfectly— adhere strictly to the two and eight final details have not yet been worked out. , , to all who humbly implore Thy holy Name, and tion, any" probable opinion may be followed. ounces outside the full meal—^we shall often accuse themselves as a result of the conscious­ Those who are actually bound to fast may eat The pros and cons of UMT are being hotjy find that we can do very well with just a little contested in every corner of the 48 states. It is ness of their sins, deploring their crimes before meat only once a day on non-abstinence days. If more. Thy divine clemency, or humbly and earnestly for any reason they are exempted, excused, or dis­ not the intention of the writer to speak on thef beseeching Thy sovereign mercy; ai)d grant pensed from fasting, they are also allowed to military necessity of UMT. Perhaps the world­ through the invocation of Thy most holy Name eat meat as"' often as they choose, if abstinence wide unrest demands that the U. S. have UMT that all who may be sprinkled with them for the is not predfcribed for that day. Lee Casey in order to defend itself against Russia. Inci­ dentally, Russia has not found it necessary to remission of their sins, may receive health of body IN THE CASE OF LABORS that excuse one By Paul H. Hallett THE POPULARITY enjoyed by the late draft 18-yep-olds into the army. and safety of soul. from fasting, dispensations and excuses are much columnist of the Rocky Mountain News is proof The mam point that keeps popping up in 17^ m inii^e replica o/" “ O GOD, WHO DESIRES! NOT the death of more liberal. The best interpretation of such labor- that it is easy to underrate the intelligence of the minds of many is this question: What is sinners, but rather their repentance, look down induced excuses by a ■widely kno'wn theologian j fijlLAN cathedral, ok the American people. Mr. Casey had vast erudi­ UMT going to do to the 18-year-old boys? most graciously upon the frailty of human na­ is, I believe, to he found in Tanquerey: Synopsis tion. And, though his judgment was not always Physically these youths would benefit by jti^A ike sculphr used ture, and in 'Thy goodness vouchsafe to bless ^ Theologiae Moralis et Pastoralis, V. II, No. so evident, he usually upheld Christian princi­ such training, no doubt. But what of the moral ions ofmarl>le,'is these ashes which we intend to put upon our 1109. Although Father Tanquerey was a French­ ple. Catholics owe a great deal to him for some effect on these boy-soldiers? No one is trying to heads in token of humility and that we may ob­ amon^ ike mantf man, he wrote from a wide experience with and effective editorials, in which he attacked'pseudo- make, them out as sissies or to pretend that a tain pardon; that we, who know that we are dust, tHO^nificent fcunilip a sympathetic understanding of American con­ eugenics and other’ assaults on the natural law. military life is necessarily one of immorality. and for the penalty of our guilt must return unto 1 tnaasoleunick^h ditions. . • He was well disposed toward Catholicism, Likewise no one can deny that these boys are dust, may deserve to obtain of Thy mercy the ST "PATRICK ONCE LIVED IN A M O N K S C E L L IN “ All those are excused from fasting by reason and he might have followed the lead of his going to be thrown into an environment that is I in Ge n o a's pardon of all sins, and the. rewards promised to THIS OLD TOWER ON THE ISL A N D OF of their duties,” writes this noted authority, friend. Gene Fowler, had he lived a little longer. entirely different from their home life. If In­ ST HONORAT, NEAR CANNES, FRANCE CAMPO SAN 70X penitents. “ who could not perform them properly without “ 0 God, who art moved by humiliation, and The late Father Edward A. Breen, a former ducted they are going to face moral issues and great fatigue or physical weakness if they did associate editor of the ‘Register, was a notable temptations that do not confront the average appeased by satisfaction; Incline the ear of T h y fast. Therefore not every kind of labor exempts influence on him. Casey himself said that he youth in civilian life until he has gained more P goodness to our prayers, and favorably pour forth The Denver Catholic Register from fasting, but only arduous labor, continued invariably read everything Monsignor Matthew maturity. upon the hands of Thy servants sprinkled with for several hours, such as today is the labor of President...... Most Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. Smith wrote in Listening In. MILITARY LIFE FOR THtSE YOUTHS Editor______R t Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D., Jour.D. these ashes the grace of Thy blessing; that Thou many in agriculture, industry, and the liberal mayest both fill them with the spirit of compunc­ arts. This includes, not only manual labor, but also would not present such a problem had all been Managing Director...... Monsignor John B. Cavanagh, M.A., Ph.D. riven the spiritual training necessary to live T City Editor...... Rev. John B. Ebel, M.A., Litt.D. tion, and effectually grant what they have justly intellectual labor, .which is more wearing on the prayed for; And ordain that what Thou hast brain and nervous system than manual labor. Needed: An Apostolate (Kristian lives. But many, if not the majority, is Associate Editors — Rev. Francis Syrianey, M.A., Litt.D.; Linus have grown up in circles where God is scarcely offic Riordan, Ph.D.; Rev. James B. Hamblin, M.A'., Litt.D.; Rev. Robert granted may be permanently established and re­ Now today, on account of the competition that is Is S main inviolate. the law of modern life, many men, rich as well To the Wino mentioned and they have come under many in­ Kekeisen, M.A., Litt.M.; Paul H. Hallett, LittD.; Jack Heher, A.B.; fluences that have tried to destroy their belief Fall “ Almighty and eternal God, who didst grant as poor, must spend many hours of concentrated By Ed Miller James Kelly, A.B.; Art Editor, Leo Canavan, M.F.A. in God and the things of God. They have no is t the remedy of Thy pardon to the Ninevites doing labor at their tasks. Many of these are exempted MEET DANNY McGEE. You can find him at spiritual strength. They have no norm, other the Entered as second class matter at the postoffice at Denver, Colo. penance in ashes and sackcloth, mercifully grant from the law on this head.” any time at his office, Skid Row. He is a Thii Paper Printed Entirely By Union Labor______than practicality, to judge their actions. They prie that we may so imitate them in our gratitude that “ wino,” is Danny McGee, and that is his real FATHER TANQUEREY goes on to criticize have not been prepared to face the world as nila like them we may obtain forgiveness.” name. We told him that we would never men­ Published Weekly by those theologians who classify workingmen ex­ Christians. They have been deprived of their Jan THE SEASON OF LENT has been called the tion his name. THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY, (Inc.) cused from fasting according to the nature of Christian heritage. the annual austerity program of Catholics. Nations “ Why?” syd Danny, "“ Nobody knows me. I their work, rather than its intensity. Much of . In the face of such conditions UMT presents F 938 Bannock Street, 1 such as England have introduced austerity pro­ got no relatives, no friends— only the cops know what was formerly written cannot be applied many problems. It is interesting to note Hipt skin Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 1620 grams for economic reasons. The Catholic has .me. Use my name if you want.” today, owing to changed circumstances. Some Mrs. Anna Rosenberg, Assistant Secretary of spet spiritual motives. By sacrifice, penance, and We ran into Danny, literally, one night down say, for example, that those who operate a print­ Defense in charge of man power, practically has Subscription: prayer he scours from his soul the dregs of sin, on Larimer street in Denver just as he was being ing press are excused, but not those who set the admitted before a Congressional committee that tur{ 75 cents per year in Archdiocese of Denver. and faces the coming year with a renewed and thrown out of a tumbhedown rookery into which type. But the fallacy of s«ch 8 classification can UMT is not a temporary measure, but something $1.25 per year Outside Archdiocese of Denver. gleaming spirit. We are finding as a nation that be seen when* we reflect that typesetting, because he had. insinuated himself in search of a little we must make sacrifices if we are to preserve our permanent. For years military leaders have tried Cana^, $2.00 a year per subscription. of the mental application required, is often more warmth, its being a blowy, snowy night. In his to push UMT on the U. S. free way of life in a threatening world. Catholics trajectory Danny collided with the Very Rev. Foreign countries, including Philippines, $2.75 a year. arduous than the greater physical labor expanded Strangely enough. UMT is backed by many have long known that they must make sacri­ Harry Brennan, editor of the Perth (Australia) in handling a press. educational leaders. These same ped^ogues have fices to preserve their Christian way of life in archdiocesan newspaper,' the Record, and with Thursday, February 1, 1951 The only general rule to follow, therefore, is had no small part in making schools secularistic. the midst of Godless secularism. «that meeting the two formed a warm, if brief, that any labor, whether manual or intellectual, Why are they so anxious for UMT? Coincidence? Reports from the battlefields of Korea com­ friendship. exempl^s from fasting when it is both arduous Perhaps. ' OFFIClALt ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER plain that our soldiers are flabby, unable to stand Father 'Arry— ^with me as his guide— had set and continued for many hours. What work is One cannot help recalling how Hitler seized The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. up to the toughened, hardened Nprth Koreans arduous and continuous must be judged in ■view out to see Skid Row; Danny, being in need of Wo confirm it as the official publication of the Archdiocese. What­ and Chinese, for whom the rigors of a primitive diversion, was willing to show him. (Father upon the youth to put across his ideas. Commu­ the of all the circumstances of the person’s health, nism knows well the value of subjugated youth. ever appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or life close to the soil have been a comnionplace. the climate, and other considerations. Under this Brennan was studying journalism in Denver.) sch those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official.* Catholic Americans have grown spiritually soft “ YOU WANNA SEE what makes Skid Row America, however, knows the valor and glory of rule, professors and students who work hard free youth. ' ing We hope The Register will be read in every home of the too, we fear, in a secularistic and pleasure-lov­ would clearly be exempt, but not those who loaf. tick?” asked Danny. He led us down a side pat Archdiocese. ing'nation. Neither spirit nor flesh is strength­ Aertnys-Damen, a Belgian authority, explains street dimly lit by an arabesque of neon reflec­ THE QUESTION STANDS: Is UMT really We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in ened by a soft life. Lent is the time for Catholics that intellectual workers, though they do not tions from the windows of saloons, liquo# stores, necessary or can jt become a cloak of some; yet jud to make things “ tough” for themselves. unseen forces striving to capture American 1 trui the children of the Archdiocese for the reading of The Register. nee'd a large amount of food, need to take it and cheap hotels. He turned down an icy alley, youths? The question is not far-fetched. It is 1 » URBAN J. VEHR more frequently on acifount of the nervous and We followed him single file into the shadows. People who will not compromise with Christ’s fatigue that speedily sets in after intellectual After a hundred yards or so he turned into the vital, especially in the face of the truth that hall Jan. 29,1942 Archbishop of Denver. the U. S. has no more precious, jewel than its alrc values are uncomfortable neighbors for medioc­ labor is begun. The cra'ving of brain laborers areaway behind a run-down hotel. There, leaning rity; they are likely to be misunderstood; they for food is not so much in response to the body’s against one wall, was an 8x8 shack, fabricated youth. The nation’s future depends on 'the roo. Forty Hours' Devotion youth. intt are often hated.— Caryll Houselander. demand for a replenishment of energy as to out of cardboard boxes, tin signs, and rusty ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER aw i relieve the nervous tension of prolonged study. hunks of corrugated iron. He lit a match near Week of Feb. 4, Quinquagesima Sunday To omit God from your study of things is to The French moralist. Father L. Muller, S.Sp., one comer of the shack and, in the guttering niei Denver, St. Dominic’s Church and omit, the one being that explains them: You excuses from fasting professors who have to light, lifted and moved the skeleton of a Christ­ Staunch Guardian Denver, St. Francis de Sales’ Church of begin your study of things by making them work hard to prepare their courses, teachers mas teee that hid a hole in the wall. From the Denver, Margery Reed Mayo Day Nursery inexplicable!—Frank Sheed who have four hours of class work a day, and hole he drew a bottle, a bottle of cheap wine. Of God's Truth ! 1 Denver, Regis College “ This is what makes Skid Row tick.” He for pulled out the cork and took a deep drink. After By Rev. Robert E. Kekeisen bei) iiiiininmiiiiiHiiHHswswtmiwHiMiiHtminm iminiiiHimMNiMniiinmHimiMiiiuimiiiiiiiir ■ that he showed us Skid Row. You know what it is “ AH, THE PRESS! Its importance is not yet fac CATHOLIC RADIO LOG like. You have read about it. Sometimes it is as understood. Neither the faithful nor the clergy cro bad as it is pictured; sometimes it is worse. Like give it the attention that they should. The old sea' Station KOA FAMILY THEATER—Wednes­ sometimes say that it is a new work, and that in day, 7:30 p.m. the poor, it is always with us. It can be legislated par CATHOLIC HOUR — Sunday, out of existence for a little while. But inexorably, the past souls were saved without, troubling bui . 12 noon. Monsignor Fulton SACRED HEART PROGRAM like the jungle, it Will grow up again. ' themselves about newspapers. In the past! In con J. Sheen in a series of talks — Saturday, 10 p.m. The problem, however, is not with Skid Row the past! But these short-sighted persons do, not C on "The Woman.” consider that in the past the poison of the bad Station KTLN per se. It is ■with the Danny McGees who make hall ASK AND LEARN— Sunday, Skid Row. ' press was not spread everywhere, and that in stri 8:30 a.m. FR. JOHN ORDINAS, C.R.— TO DANNY McGEE ^the bottle is something consequence the antidote of good newspapers is ! Sunday, 7:15-7:30 a.m. to crawl into when the ‘world gets unbearable. was not equally necessary. The question is not W. Station KFEL about the past. . . . In vain will you build c Station KLZ It is home, it is folks, it is wife and children for AVE MARIA HOUR— Sunday, Danny. It is the “ best little overcoat in the churches, preach missions, found schools., All Roii S;30 a.m. and 11:30 p.m. CHURCH OF AIR— Sunday, world.” It is Courage incarcerated, Nirvana re­ your good works, all your efforts will be' de­ the ROSARY FOR PEACE— Sun­ 8-8:30 a^m. captured, and Security bottled, corked, and stroyed if you cannot at the same time wield the for day, 8:15 p.m. sealed. It will dull both the barhs of sharp re­ defensive and offensive weapons of a press that kee marks and the whop of a cop’s billy. It is Danny’s is Catholic, loyal, and sincere”— . pec miiimiimiiiimmtiiiiiiimiiiiimiitiiiiimttmiiiimmnniitMttmiitnitinmnM best buddy. He uses it to gargle with in the Truth must needs have its effect, for truth moi morning, as after-shave lotion when and if he is a mirroring of the essence of God— an' image shaves, and as hair tonic when the spirit moves of the prototype in the divine mind. And truth is him. In fact, it is the spirit that moves him. powerful when it is spread, in clear black and Fr Women, material things, food— none of these white, before hundreds of thousands of a nation’s interests Danny much any more; Burgundy, citizens week after week without letup. And Hear claret, sherry, port— of these does Danny dream truth is necessary When error strides abroad, and in these does Danny revel. seeking to deceive undiscerning minds, to. sap S Father 'Arry bought Danny a big dinner, unshored wills with its glittering, thowh shallow, 1 but Danny could not eat it. He tasted it just to be offerings of the apparent goods that God de­ St. ASK and LEARN good friends, but when no one was looking he spises. fen pulled the bottle out from under the table and FEBRUARY IS ESPECIALLY DEVOTED 6, hit it— hard. to the Catholic press. And the Catholic prejss is tho Danny is not long for this world, for you dedicated to truth. And truth is the image of God. St. KOA cannot last long when you quit eating. And The secular press carries watered-down, Par Danny has not been eating for some time now. often unreliable, reports about what Red tyranny Fat One of* these fine, white^ mornings some cops is doing to destroy man’s love for God in for­ was 8 j 3 0 in a cruiser ■will find Danny, covered with a eign lands. The Catholic press details the Sacri­ por fine percale shroud of snow, quite dead or dying. leges, the murders that are committed ini the the EVERY SUNDAY MORNING And probably no one who ministers to him will, Kremlin’s name. The secular dailies play up M u notice that this driftwood is^really made in the scandals in marriage, in the courts, in educa­ Kel image and likeness of God. Questions on. religion submitted by the radio tion, for the sheer sensationalism of the stories, ver Pay Your Bills . . . NO ONE WILL REALIZE that he was a fine without one word of condemnation fop the viola­ wa: audience answered on the archdiocesan broadcast. specimen of Irish youth once, had fine hopes, a tions of God’s law exemplified therein.’ ’ The a bo good Gaelic grin, and dreams’ of a gdrl who Catholic press lays down first the commands'of 1 Booklet on Catholic Church avaitahle free of cost would be the most beautiful in the world. No God, and only then proceeds to print the wrongs Mo to all inquirers. The AMERICAN Way! one ■will have the imagination to realize that done, stripped of their lascivious circumstances, intc WRITE TO a white-haired mother, quite beside herself with laid bare in their dismal sinfulness. i Col ASK AND LEARN, Station KOA pride, once sat and had eyes only for him It is significaiit that the

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FAQI TWELVE Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone4205 Thuridoy, February 1, 1951 1 ST. CATHERIHE'S PARISH Cubs Have Fun First Friday Mass ST. FRANCIS DE SALES' PARISH PatroniM0 Th»$a Friendly Firm* At 6 o'clock Set Patronise These Friendly Firms The firms listed here de­ JOHN and BERTHA HcBRIDB Alameda Drug Store; Egging Motor Service serve to be remembered In Welby Parish V. O. PETERSON. Pr*». SPECIALIZING IN FORDS YOUR Welby,— (Assumption Parish)— when you are distributing Cat R ate Druids AND OTHER MAKES On the first Friday, Feb. 2, the your patronage in the dif­ Fountain Servica School Suppliaa CLEANERS Mass for working people will be OF CARS S ferent lines of business. • Your Btuineu Appreelated GLtadal* IS02 1 7 » TEJON ST. at 6 o’clock. The consecration of UU W. 4ltli AVE. ^ DENVER. COLO. the human race will be recited, Alameda & So. Broadway | followed by the Litany of the Sa­ cred Heart and Benediction, after Prescriptions A Specialty the 8:16 Mass. In the evening at School Supplies 7 o’clock devotions of the per­ petual hovena in honor of Our Pangburn’g Valentine Hearts ROTOLO'S Lady of Sorrows will be held. WINES, BEERS, ETC. On Friday, Feb. 2, the Feast 796 So. Broadway \ of the Purification, candles will NATE'S PHARMACY be blessed before the daily Mass Alameda & Penn. RA. 2203 Standard Gas & Oils at 8:15 o’clock and will be dis­ Ask for Nstional Gift S«tls tributed after Mass. On Satur­ >-• i day, Feb. 3, the Feast of St. Blaise, the blessing of the throats CONOCO PRODUaS will take place after the 8:16 Mass. New Management Lubriration • Delco Batteries Instructions are held every J. H. Boltingar ^ Dick Tramlett Sunday after thfe 16 o’clock Mass Car Washing for the public schol children, to prepare them for First Holy (Com­ W. A. (Dutch) THOMAS Iwm munion and Confirmation. lo d s fe lt m AT THE RECENT MEETING of cub the various stages from bobcat to wolf to bear to Alameda & Logau PE, 9840 m lion to the coveted Webelo badge. Taking part in the A pre-Lenten Mardi Grat Cleaners & Dyers pack 126, St. Francis de-Sales’ parish, Den­ skit are (left to right) Cubbers Clyde Gagnon, danca tponiored by the Altar 328 Broadway and Rotary ipciety will be held ver, den 6, under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. H. Freddie Hold, RichardfSchmitz as Akela, the leader; Phones PE. 3753 & 3754 It’s a thrill R. Schmitz, portrayed in pantomine a skit review­ James Lathrop, and Frank Sullivan.— (Photo by Tneiday, Feb. 6, in the ichool ing the history of the cub award “ Webelo” through Turilli) gym from 8 p.m. to 12 o’clock I with DeCarlo’i orchestra play­ ti be reieiberei m\ -h + + + + - f ing. The donation is $1.50 per WASINGER'S ELECTRIC STORE couple. JACKSON'S with On Feb. 7, Ash Wednesday, Cut Rate. Drugs Sales •# Repair # Service 'Blue and Gold' Dinner at St Francis' ashes will be blessed, before the 8:15 Mass and distributed after PRES(TllPTIONS FOUNTAIN 8ERVKX 3156 W. 38th Ave. GLendale 8946 Mass and in the evening after ' RA. ISlS^i (St. Francis da Sales’ Parish, ing, George and Frank Marches!, bus should call either Mrs. Watson FREE PROMP1 DELIVERY services. ^ \ X f r e e d e l iv e r y ^ Denver) Terry Hannauer, Tom and Leo or Mrs. Lidinsky and they will ar- Call 8P 1445 Dawnlat 4 Alimad* F Lenten services will be held on Torrez, Paul Turner, Larry rapge to pick them up at the end You Will Ba Proud The first annual Blue and Gold Wednesday and Friday at 7 p.m. They Came From dinner for the Cub Scouts and Laughrey, Dennis Sullivan, and of No. 8 line between 12:30 and George Hoefler. 1 o’clock. On Wednesday, the Way of the their fathers will be given by the Cross'is held at 2:30 p.m. for Temptation FORGET-fRE-XOT The Rosary circle w ill meet Richard Ott is at boot camp at HOLY FAMILY PARISH Mothers’ auxiliary of Pack 126 school children and adults who San Diego, Calif. FLOWER SHOP 1 on Saturday, Feb. 3, at 6 p.m. in Feb. 6 at the home of Mrs. Otto cannot attend evening services. On Tom Lidinsky, who recently was is v Patronise These Friendly Firm* the high school cafeteria. The den Watson, 2021 S. Madison, with Friday, the Stations of Our Sor­ ICE CREAM 285 SO. DOWNING Mrs. James Lidinsky assisting. graduated from field and tele­ offlc mothers in charge of the arrange­ rowful Mother are held at 7 p.m. Quality Eggs Is £ ments are Mmes. H. R. Schmitz, Members who take the Tramway phone school, visited his ptments. A dance will be given Tues­ Fal FANIVEVG’S Lieb's Fiower Shop Mike Gaimara, Robert Yaggie, E. day, Feb. 6, in the Welby gym - And Butter is 1 TEXACO SERVICE Freth Cut Flowert S. Furch, Joe Fishencord, Earl by the Altar and Rosary society. the Flowers for Weddings — Bouquets Schramm, and Joe Sullivan. The music will be furnished by TIRES - BATTERIES PTA Carnival Set Feb. 5 Mnsten, Mnsten pri( end Decorations For Entertain­ Mrs. C. Frede thanks all who DeCarlo’s orchestra. Special Broadway Creamery nila ACCESSORIES contributed to the success of the COMPLETE SERVICING ments of All Kinds awards will be made. Everyone 66 So. Broadway SP. 2665 Jan REASONABLE PRICES FUNERAL OFFERINGS A SPECIALTY PTA baked food sale Jan. 28. The In St. Vincent de Paul's is invited. The donation is $1.50 the 44th & STUART GR. 9824 3922 West 32nd Ave. gifts were awarded as follows: per couple. & Bryan F GLendale 0133 Ham, Mrs. Charles Overton, 758 (St. Vincent de Paul’* Pariih, bridge club in her new home at The Altar and Rosary society skir S. Washington; cake, Mrs. H. B. Denver) 1085 S. Harrison Jan. 16. High will receive Communion in a body spei CORN FED HEATS Bottom, 858 S. Ogden; cake, Mrs. The PTA carnival will be held awards were won by Mrs. Edward in the 8 o’clock Mass Sunday, has BUCHANAN’S POULTRY AND FISH Mary Imrie, 242 Quitman; candy, in the school hall Monday night, Connelly and Mrs. Herman Bauer, Feb. 4. Optometrists tUf( North Denver Cieoners Carl Ott, 426 S. Humboldt. Feb. 5. There wi]l be a fancy- Christian Bros. Wines ■ttminimHimiiiMiiiiimmininMimimiMntmHiinMrNiiiMHrmiinuiiiMniimmtiMN ALTERATIONS T E I V N Y S O X The pillow slips, which were a work booth, candy and cake bobth, All Pspnlai B««n project of the safety patrol boys, games, fish ponds, and many other W* OaliTtr 5 Broadway PEarl 4668 MACHINE BUTTON HOLES Meal M arket were awarded to Beth Eliott, 1443 carnival attractions for the whole Religious Movie Series Fairfax. The boys held a paper PE. 1777 377 So. Bdwj. 3939 Tennyson GL. 8812 4016 Tennyson GR. 0443 family. Come and bring your drive to help defray the expenses friends and enjoy the fun. There of their belts and caps. They also will be no charge for admission. purchased new jackets this yea^ Refreshments will be available. Slated by Convert Group The Denver county PTA Found­ Paul Carvalho, son of Mr. and Fast Pickup and Delivery ers’ day program and tea will be Mrs. H. M. Carvalho, left last BILLY’S INN held at North high school audi­ month for training in the U. S. At St. Louis,' Englewood On All Kinds of Cleaning the JACK HAINES — CLAY DAVIB 0. K. torium on Tuesday, Feb. 6, at 1 navy. scl p.m.^ Past presidents of Denver Good Foods Twelve members of St. Rita’s (St. Louis’ Parish, Englewood) 'Expert Work . . . We Operate Our Own Plant ing county will be honored guests. Mu­ Meet Your Friends Here circle were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A convert group, now in the process of organization, pa.' sical selections will be given by C. P. Burns Jan. 26 for an evening TWO STORES TO SERVE YOU— 4>44tb & Lowell Phone CL. 9733 CLEANERS the North high concert orchestra. will sponsor the showing during Lent of a series of religious jud of bridge. LAUNDRY SERVICE, TOO The program theme will be “ Fam­ films. The films will be shown in the recreation center fol­ t r u For Quality Bakery Goods Pick-up and Dtilivery ily Living in Foreign Lands.’’ Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Woodman Mrs. C. Frede, PTA president, have returned from a 17-day va­ lowing the church services every Wednesday evening in hal. Try and Mrs. Kay Martin, film chair­ cation spent irf Mexico City. The Lent. Titles of the films are T h e Prodigal Son, The Good alri 4120 Tennyson Woodmans visited the Shrine of Burke’S Broadmoor Cleaners man, are invited to attend a pre­ Samaritan, Story of Esther, The 712 So. Pearl 26 E. 11th Ave. roo WEISS BAKERY view at the Esquire theater Fri­ Guadalupe, the Floating Gard­ Unmerciful Servant, The Miracle 3, at 8 p.m. Tha women arc int( G L.5084 day, Feb. 9. ens, and the pyramids. They also of the Blind Beggar, The Rich aiked to prepare a lunch for PE. 8485 MA. 7442 awj 4024 Tennyson St. Scouts from troop 126 who are saw the bull hghts and spent four Young Man, and Disciples of Em- two. There will be no charge me; being instructed for the Ad Altare days in Acapulco. maus. for the men except the bid on a n c Dei award and who made their Janet Ryan, infant daughter of the box they want. Newcomers of The films are a half hour in tour through St. Thomas’ semi­ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ryan (Betty length and will be followed by a in the parish are cordially in­ I nary are Jerry Dobbs, Allen Woodman), 1251 S. Williams, is question box period. There ■will be vited to attend. ST. JOHN'S PARISH for Grand, Tom Torres, Frank and in a critical condition in Chil­ no admission charge. Candles will be blessed before bei ST. JAMES' PARISH George Marches!, Charls Hideman, dren’s hospital. Devotions will be held on the 8:15 Mass on Friday morning. Patronise These Friendly Firms Throats will be blessed after 8 fac Please Patronise These Friendly Firms George Hoefler, and Rona:ld Bahl. Mrs. Earl Hahn entertained the Wednesday and Friday evenings cro Eagle Scouts who will be in the Little Flower circle in her home during Lent at 7 :45. There will be o’clock Mass, at 3 p.m., and 8, p.m. s e a color guard for the Ad Altare Dei Jan. 25. Awards were given Mrs. Rosary, a sermon, and Benedic­ Aid Altar Group's Permanent Waving par exercises from troop 126 will be Fred Linsenmaier and Mrs. Harold tion on Wednesday evenings. On a Specialty Conover's Food Store bui Donald Wienecke, Tommy Guerin, Hill. Breakfast Walt Badger says: Our Modern Plant as­ Friday evenings there ■will be Sta­ The Holy Name men, under the Featuring Quality Only con and Jack and Dick Barney. The next meeting will be in the M y Lady Edith tions of the Cross and Benedic­ direction of Robert Carroll, the EXCELLENT MEAT ( sures you the finest service— A day’s hike devoted to wild home of Mrs. Patrick Dolan Thurs­ tion. There will be Stations of the president, have gone all out to hal. I DAT IF DESIRED life and nature observing and day, Feb. 22. Cross each Friday afternoon at Beauty Shoppe- CHOICE GROCERIES stn hunting arrow heads was held Jan. Mrs. Robert Hili entert^iined her make the Altar society’s Commun­ HinnI. KMMl.r, Myr. D.\1LV DELIVLKIKS Alterations and Repair Work 2:15 for the school children. Ashes ion breakfast Sunday, Feb. 4, a i.s 21 up in Platte canyon. Leaders will be distributed on Ash Wednes­ 1718 E. 6th FR. 2787 success. The Holy Name chorus 2804 E. 6th Are. EA. 0788 W. present were Scoutmaster P. day after the 8 o’clock Mass, at 3 Favors Received will sing at the 8 o’clock Mass k( Marcheal, William Thompson, as­ 3.m., and after the evening serv­ sistant scoutmaster; Mr. Torrez, A Register reader acknowledges when the women will receive Com­ ices. munion. The Holy Name men will the Associated Cleaners Mr. Hoefler, and Mr. Goetzinger. two important favors received Weekday Masses in Dent will cook and serve the breakfast fol­ OLSON'S YOU for Scouts present were Robert through the intercession of St. be said in the church each morn­ 6736 E. Colfax Di!S'’sT4ic. EA. 5462 lowing the Mass. Raymond Doyle, ke€ Connelly, Harold Kiley, Jack Keat­ Anthony. ing at 6:15 and 8 o’clock, except are the i pec director of the Holy Name chorus, Food Stores ^ on Saturday morning, when the will offer several vocal selections Lady of| mo first Mass will be said in the con­ at the breakfast. Mrs. John Ayl- vent Communion, however, will Appreciate Yotir Business His Heart wqrd will be the guest speaker. Lourdes Parish Starts be distributed in the church on She is the mother of Father Ayl- 3030 E. 6th EA. 1801 Gin yt^rMlI t iMity Saturday at 6:15. BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH ward, assistant pastor. lift (K VilintllH'i Ft This Friday, the first Friday of Ed, Puetz and Jack Hizer, P uckett's diy . . . Patronise These Friendly Firms Annual Novena on Feb. 3 the month, Masses will be said at chairmen, are planning big things < 7:30 and 8:15. T h e eighth, a Butomie W.t Wit. for men’s night at the PTA meet­ seventh, sixth, and fifth grades . . . th ^ 'r. so aatUrint • - POH TOP MARKET PRICE ing on Tuesday, Feb. 13. CONOCO SERVICE (Our Lady of Lourdee Parish, Lourdes will be conducted. Con­ will attend the 7 :30 Mass and the U9T TOUR PROPERTY WITH Discussioli hours have been set Denver) fessions will be heard on Saturday lower g^rades the 8:16 Mass. Wathing . Greadng • 'Tire Service for Parent-Teacher talks. The sis­ Avenue Beauty Salon JOHX F. RRCXO A solemn novena in honor of afternoon and evenings. ^ Saturday morning in the 8 Batteries • We Pickup & Deliver ters will be more than glad to 2906 E. 6th Ave. FR. 3334 Our Lady of Lourdes will begin The annual Mardi Gras, a pre- o’clock Mass, there ■will be devo­ Realtor receive the parents in the class­ 1107 E. ttnd AVE AT KEARNEY Saturday, Feb. 3, at 7 :30. The an­ Lenten celebration for members tions in honor of the Immaculate 6th & York EA9932 nual novena, which will end on the of the parish and their _ friends, room on any school day at 3 Heart of Mary. o’clock. Arrangements may also be Call DE 4266 Anytime Feast of Our Lady of Lourdes, will be held Monday evening, Feb Danciag, card*, and fun will (14 Hoar Serrteel made for discussions at the con­ Sunday, Feb. 11, ■will consist of 5, in the Rainbow ballroom. Fifth faature tha box social,' being 5TH AVE. DRUG ■«abe Sutton' LMliu Enluno vent between 6:30 and 7:30 p.m. a short sermon, novena prayers, avenue off Broadway. Bill Pitre’s sponsored by the St, Louis CAPITAL DRUG CO.' W, A. Bkcrcn, Prop. j by phoning SU. 1-9698 during and Benediction. The blessing -with orchestra will play for the dancei Boosters’ club in the recreation Paal 0. Schneldtr Have Your Doctor Phona The Mardi Gras will be a costtlme school hours or SU. 1-6761 in the (Member of St. Philomena't Pariah) the relic of St. Bernadette will fal­ center Saturday evening, Feb. Us Your Prescription— Wa Deliver ROSS VARIETY STORE low the novena. The novena will affair, and prizes will be given for evening. NOTIONS . in f a n t WEAR be for world peace. winning costumes. Members of the Infants baptized Jan. 28 were Kirk David Waters, son of Mr. and Prescriptions A Specialty 5th & Garfield DE 7298 Hardware • Toys Lenten services at Our Lady of Mardi Gras committee will pre­ pare the decorations Sunday eve­ Veteran Jet Pilot Mrs. Glen Waters, with Henry and 2214-16 Kearney Lourdes pariah will include week­ Vera Kruse as sponsors; John Mal­ Cosmetics-Stationery-Gifta day Masses at 7 and 8 o’clock. ning in the school hall. A chili DE. 4488 supper will be furnished by Charles loy Hatch, son of Mr. and Mrs. GIFTS Beginning on Ash Wednesday, and Heeds House Fast John S. Hatch, with Thomas and Whitman’s Candies on every Wednesday night through­ Welch, a member of the Rocks Infants and Children’s Wear Mo and chairman of the Mardi Gras Rita McCarthy as sponsors; Dean out Lent, a special Lenten service A veteran air force jet fighter Duncan Hines Ice Cream Ladies’ Hose ■ Notions - Toys inti for 1951. Tickets for the Mardi Joseph Ortiz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Col will be held, consisting of sermon pilot, Capt. Arch Curran, returned Zolio Ortiz, with Bennie and Gras will be sold after all Masses FREE d e l i v e r y 6th Ave. Gift Shop Bei Fairfax Hardware and Benediction. The sermons will to the United States this week Eleanor Lopez as sponsors; and (Coifu at Fsirfu) be given by the pastor and Monsi­ this Sunday. Parishioners will be Mr, end Mrs. W. H. Albrisrht fed )W many times a day able to buy Mardi Gras masks at from Alaska to settle in Denver. Leo Orlowski, son of Mr. and Mrs. 6th Ave. at Fillmore FR 2741 hardware, glass. PAINTS gnor Bernard Cullen of the Chan­ With him he brought his wife, Ce­ 2808 E. 6th Ave. FR 3769 nej does that moke our phone the center house after the Masses. Leo Orlowski, private Baptism. hef HOUSEHOLD ITEMS cery office. Stations of the Cross lia, and their four children, their Gerlando S. De Stefano and ring? You figure it out. We're siu FR. 2725 5022 E. Celfaa will be held each Friday at 7:30 Tha vromen of tho Altar ao- return necessitated by the fact Dona Jean Marco vie were married too busy answering the phone to H. L. Blaehart, Prep. p.m., followed by Benediction. On ciety will meet in the school that Mrs. Curran, a convert to the in S t Louis’ church before Mon­ HATHAWAY'S Pe) . . i taking orders to be de- Sundays throughout Lent, a no­ building this Thursday at 8 p.m. faith, is, indirectly, a war casualty. signor Joseph P. O’Heron Jan. 28. for livisred in all parts of Denvsr. vena in honor of Our Lady of The Rotary will be recited at For the past 27 months the Cur­ The bridesmaid and best man City lace Cleaners Ho Will wo be onswering your 7i45. Refrashmants will be rans have^lived in a three-room were, respectively, Anita Sue sup ring soon? served following the meeting. barracks apartment, the only quar-- Ward and Don E. Robuck. ‘ 2625 EAST 3RD AVE. PHONE DE. 6891 Kearney Jewelry CarUlns sad PUlmrs Csrsfally CTseasd sna Rsternsa Bsa. Sts. f sch Charge Accounts Invited Adoration Hour Set Despite the cold weather more ters the army could find for them 6031 E. 22nd DE. 2901 SpMial Car. Glvni T.bl. Lln«i.—Bl.nkrti L.ond«r.d Wltkaat Bhriakat* ord than 80 parents attended the at crowded Elmendorf field. There, The niXAll Store WE CALL AND DEUVER J. e ' Finn W otch Rnpairing monthly meeting of the PTA last because of the vagaries of the LOYOLA PARISH his Ail Work Guaranteed This Friday for Tuesday evening. The mothers of Alaska climate, Mrs. Curran con­ del 16% Butfnrlot Ice CreamI the second grade sponsored the tracted tuberculosis. Returned to Patronise These Friendly Firnu 1 MADE TO OUR OWN FORMULA Jewelry for All Occasions refreshments after the meeting. the United States for treatment at hig Vslvtt-smootb. rich ond iuU-bod- St. Flizabeth's Men A fine entertainment was spon­ FitzsimoM hospital, she will he SAVE TIME TRADE AT HOME ted. Dslicious ilavors—chocolate, an (St. Elisabeth’s Parish, Danvar) sored by members of the Outdoor confined for some 18 months. Rocky Vtotl u tf Joo Hayos ST. DOMINIC'S PARISH the strawberry, vemlUa, mint. In John C. club and Teen-age club. Seolriqht cartons. The monthly hour of adoration Captain Curran, who holds the Rocky’s Pharmacy, Inc. tin Seholl The Teen-age club will hold its world'sPs record - for the - -longest, Patronise These Friendly Merchants for for the Nocturnal Adoration so­ Your Convenient FINEST ciety of the parish will be from 2 weekly get-together in the parish nonstoqp jet flight on record and set who flew 61 fighter missions in Druggist MEATS AND to 3 a.m. Friday, Feb. 2, in Holy hall Thursday evening at 7:30. We are very happy to bring a com­ This will be the last teen-age P-5 Is over Germany in World war The firms listed here ;de- GROCERIES Ghost church, Denver. ^ Pretcription* Liquor plete Variety Line to the people Febuary 7 is Ash Wednesday. party before Lent. Activities of II, is, faced with a harder task in of this parish. serve to be rem em bered Cc SSII Fairfax the gn"oup will be resumed after his new assignment to Lotkrry field 17th Ui4 Raco EAot (8<7 FR. t7SS Ashes 'Will be distributed after all •when you are distributing the Masses and after the evening Easter. than he has ever had before. He In services. Members of the Outdoor club must find a house (with a base GRAHAM'S your patronage in the dif­ have submitted their papers and ment) for a reasonable prite, no 5 & lOc Store ^ exoui ^ __ On Sunday, Feb. 4, the Altar ST. ANTHONY'S ferent lines of business.! and Rosary society will receive drawing and the winners of the small task in today’s Denver; and rat! YOU ALWAYS Patronise These Friendly Firms 23rd Federal Street •A. 7711 Holy Coipmunion in the 8 o’clock various contests will be announced he must figure out some way to wil take care of his children while he of SAVE AT Mass. The Altar an^ Rosary soci­ within a week. AIL. papers will be ety members will be in the rear given to the judges, under the di' holds down his assignment at da; Lowry field. To help solve the lat­ Complete Line EDDIE'S TEXACO 1 DEXTER CLEANERS SIMMONS DRUG of the church with blessed can­ rection of Father Edward Leyden. WHITTAKER dles after each Mass. These can­ James O’Neil Gates, son of Mr, ter problem, he is currently in Quality Meats & Groceries col 23rd Dexter FR 1656 tssi C«le Bird. EA n t i search of a qualified housekeeper, Ve dles are to be blessed before the and Mrs. Robert T. Gates, Jr., was BEER TO TAKE OUT PHARMACY SERVICE art faext te Pts*ly-Wig«ly) 8 o’clock Mass Friday, Feb. 2. bom Dec. 19. He was baptized Any person who can' help Cap­ SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS GL. 1815 5588 W. Ittb Av. tain Curran ,to remove himself -T h e FrteiuUy Store” mil SPECIAL SERVICE The flrme Hated here deserve te The monthly meeting of the Altsir Jan. 14 by the Rev. Damen L. Mc- • Washing O Lubrieation exi be remembered when you are die- and Roaary society will take place Caddon, pastor. Sponsors were from either or both prongs of this FIORE GROCERY Prescription Speidalists Oae atep-fsr eltanlna, preulas, repetrlnSi two-homed dilemma is asked to e Tires * Auto AeeeaseriM Ca Sretna. tsuadry, watsc-areeflac, rewcaTina, trlbuthic year patronage te tba dlf- in/ the ichool hall Tuesday, Feb. Mrs. Ed Geiger and William Mc­ 1071 flO. FEDERAL WE. 118 e Battery Service i hiti. y (treat Uaea e( bueiaeet. 6, at 1 p.m. Grath. call SU. 1-3579. W. S2ntl and Perry GL. 2401 m m s m .

•Thurfday, Ftbruary 1, 1951 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4205 PAGE THIRTEEN Proceeds to Aid Kitchen Completion Prepare for Candlemas Day S t Patrick's Sodality Plans First Pariy

(St. Patrick’s Parish, Danvar) + + + ' + '+1 Christ the King PTA Slates Party On Friday, Feb. 2, at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium, the first (Ckritt th* King Parish, Denrer) E. V. McCann, Fred„Coazza, and Elizabeth Gunnison of the'Penver ames party ever sponsored by the At St. Patrick's Reception Public library, provided an en­ The big games party sponsored rienry Hoffman. fenior Young Ladies’ sodality will by the Parent-Teachers’ association - The magnificent banquet joyable hour, after which the hos­ be held. Prizes will be given and is scheduled for Thursday evening, cloth and 12 napkins, embroid­ tesses, Mmes. 0. F. De Veaux, the admission is 50 cents per per­ Feb. 1, at 8 o’clock in the school ered by the Carmelite nuns for George McCorison, Robert Dee, son. hall. Hams and bacon will be dis­ the new rectory, wore shown. and Joseph Uhl served refresh­ There will be a special meeting played, and there will be a gp-and -The linen was donated by Mrs. ments. of the sodality on Thursday, Feb. gift, with games for everyone. Robert Spalding. Mrs. James Cudmore of 1273 1, at 8 >30 p.m. in the school. All The proceeds from this party will Mrs. E. J. McCabe stated that Ash will extend the hospitality of members are asked to be present be used to complete the cafeteria the Red Cross is in urgent need her home, 1273 Ash, to St Anne’s and to bring in prizes for the kitchen. The PTA asks for the co­ of volunteers to make surgical circle on Friday, Feb. 2, at a bridge games party. Anyone desiring to operation of the entire parish in dressings for use at Fitzsimons luncheon. Our Lady of Fatima donate prizes to be awarded at this worth-while project. hospital. This work is being done circle will be entertained at a this party is asked to contact The Altar and Rosary .society at Red Cross headquarters, E. luncheon at 1 o’clocl' by Mrs. Wil Melvina Dalla. at GR. 2572. 'The opened its meeting on Jan. 26 Eighth avenue and Logan, on liam B. Swigert in her home, 40 chairman of the party is the Rev. with recitation of the Rosary in Wednesdays and Thursdays be­ Eudora street, Friday, Feb. 2. Mrs. Regis McGuire, sodality moder­ the church, after which Mrs. tween 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. Robert Connor will be hostess to ator, and Melvina Dalla is publicity Frank Grannell, membership chair­ Books Reviewed St. Clement’s circle in her home, chairman. man, introduced as new members The short reviews of a number 650 Birch, on Tuesday, Feb. 6, at The Altar and Rosary society SECOND GRADE CHILDREN are shown providing Mmes. B. M. Browne, L. E. Carr, of current books, given by Miss a bridge-luncheon. will meet on Tuesday, Feb. 6, at entertainment and selling the only hot dogs in town: fo r ; 1:30 p.m. in the school meeting St Margaret Mary’s circle will five cents at the annual reception given by the Rt. Rev. Monsignor* room. accept the hospitality of Mrs. John Achille Sommuraga. Left to right are Donald Kenney, Diana Day,*; J. Torpey at a bridge-luncheon in CHECKING THE CANDLES to be blessed before Friday, Feb, 2, is the first Sidney Miller, Jack McNerney, Robert Belton, Edward Connelly, An-| her home, 791 Forest, on Wednes­ the first Mass of the Feast of the' Purification at St. Philo- Friday of the month. Masses will thony Mancinelli, Edward Erskine, and Edward Kaysen. ST. PHILOMENA'S PARISH day, Feb. 7. Mrs. Fred Hagen will be offered at 6:30 and 7:30, be hostess at a bridge luncheon in mena’s church are, left to right, Mrs. C. A. Freudenstein, Altar and and Communion will be distrib­ Patronise These Friendly Firms her home, 1120 Holly street, to Rosary society president; Mrs. Haryy T. Zook, and Mrs. W. E. Sheehy. uted befor^ the 6:30 Mass. Con­ Approximately 400 sets of candles will be distributed after the Masses St. Cajetan's Sets Benefit Our Lady of the Snows circle, on fessions for first Friday will be this Sunday. heard on Thursday afternoon & Wednesday, Feb. 7. St. Frances (St. Cajetan’s Parish, Denver) A. De Leon, Pola Soto, Thomasa * Bob’s Texaco Products Cabrini’s circle has postponed its + ’ .+ + + + and evaning at the regular times. De Leon, and Bessie Archuleta,' •' J Beauty •& Lubrication Tire* meeting, scheduled for Feb. 7, un­ The men of the parish are urged Additional donors to the festiv­ with Mrs. Celestina Gallegos in > Washing Accessories til Wednesday, Feb. 14. Mrs. to attend the hour of adoration in ities to take place in the Lawrence charge of New Mexican pastries. Barber Shop Joe & Andy’s Charles Elliott will be hostess in Msgr. Higgins to Deliver the Holy Ghost church from 10 street center, 11th and Lawrence Arrangements will be made to ’ j Specialising in her home, 715 Fairfax. to 11 Thursday evening, Feb. 1. streets, are Bobby Taylor, Mrs. serve meqls to take out. j / Per'manent Waving - Mrs. Royal R. Irwin entertained The novena to Our La'dy of Anita Deleon, and Mrs. Sam Lu­ On the first Friday, ^Feb. 2, the' J 2903 E. 12th * « . SERVICE STATIO N St. Jude’s circle in her home at a Lourdes will be held on Wednes­ Confraternity of the Sacred Heart; 12th A Clayton FR 9826 cero. This pre-Lenten dance is /y » .* EA. 4723 bridge-luncheon Jan. 25. Lenten Series on the Moss day evening at 7:45. to feature the music of Frank will receive Communion corporately - [lEPAIRS STORAGE Girl Scout troop 449 will have Friday, Feb. 2, is Candlemas Sandoval, Joe Valdez, and Dioni- in the 8:15 Mass. On the first Sun-" Blue Bird its flying up and investiture cere­ (St. Philomena's Parish, Denver) papers will benefit the troop ac­ day. Candles will be blessed be­ sio Maes and company. All mu­ day of the month, Feb. 4,, the ’ ARTISTIC CifANERS mony in the school hall at 3 o’clock The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Wil­ tivity program. fore the 7:30 Mass. Those who sicians are contributing their ef­ Young Ladies’ sodality will receive P i Feb. 6. liam M. Higgins, pastor of St. Phi- The charter for troop 124 was wish to obtain candles for their forts. All proceeds derived from corporately in the 8:30 Mass and HARDWARE “ Personal Attention Mr. and Mrs. James Johnson left lomena’s, will preach this year’s formally presented ait the Men’s homes may get them in the sacristy the evening’s activities will go to hold the monthly meeting. Komac Colorizer Paints Given Each Garment” the past week on a vacation trip, Lenten series on Wednesday eve­ club meeting on Jan. 25. Tiny after Mass. the fund for the badly needed new The first grade and the fifth, Rental Equipment which they will spend visiting their nings at 7:45. The Mass and its Lewis of scout headquarters and Saturday, Feb. 3, is the Feast rectory. grade, jointly, are sponsoring the* Delivery Service son-in-law and daughter in Texas integral part in each parishioner’s troop 14 presented the charter in of St. Blaise. Throats will be In the clubroom of the center month’s first Friday brea^ast. * THI 3740 E. Colfax FR. 2474 2939 EAST 12th AVE. EAit 1310 and Mrs. Johnson’s sister in Ari­ life will be the main theme of a special ceremony. Charles Mc­ blessed after the 8 o’clock Mass the young women will preside. The corresponding room mothers, is wri zona. the series. Connell of the troop committee and again in the afternoon at 3 :30. Throughout the evening various are asked to help serve. The St. official Mr. and Mrs. James R. Reitz The series will open on Ash presided at the ceremony. Assist­ In the evening, blessing of the awards, including baked goods Cajetan school PTA holds its next* Is Stu Prank AntoncIII W.L. (Speed) Hlefer have returned from a six-week Wednesday, Feb. 7. Benediction of ant committee members present throats will take place after the donated by the young women, will meeting at 7:30 o’clock in the' i BLUE BIRD 1 were Pete Van Woensel and Rob­ be featured. Delicious Mexican food school hall on the second Tueiday, Fall f Complete Line of motor trip through Old Mexico the Blessed Sacrament will con­ Benediction at 7:45. is the and California. clude the services. ert H. Bell. Harold Mead is scout­ A special vote of thanks of the will be cooked and served by Mrs. of February. - the I 1; PLUMBING CO. 1; First Friday The Lenten program will con­ master. parish is extended to J. Matkovich priest WINES & LIQUEURS I' 0. W. Winn Bob Winn ij sist of Stations of the Cross on The instruction desses for for repairing the broken kneelers nila,- Masses Listed Friday evenings at 7 :45, Holy non-Catholics and Catholics be­ in the church; Joe Cirolini for Janua Dome*tic and Imported || Repair Work o Specialty *| Maiiei on Friday, Feb. 2, will Hour Saturday at 7:45 p.m., Sun­ gan Monday evening, Jan. 29, making and installing a shelf for the Ri be laid at 6:45 and 8:30. Con- and will continue on Monday the new sacristy clock and en­ For Nirht Eraerconer CsU AC 9022 Ji day afternoon devotions at 5, and Recommended Firms Fat; feisioni in preparation for the the Wednesday devotions. and Wednesday evenings at closing the public address system; skinne S It *0 intmi to Ikon S firit Friday will be beard on 7:45 for a period of ID weeks. and to Sanford Lucy and Milton speakf J s d L Ji 0*11 Morrlwn 111-1-4 ,■ Thursday afternoon from 4:30 Stations of the Cross for the children of the parish will be held Non-Catholics who intend to Woods for attaching new chains has C l to 5:30, and in the evening from marry Catholics are requested to to the church windows. for AUTO i E . 12th each Friday at 3:30 p.m. ture i 3504 E. Colfax FR. 8881 3504 Ave. 7:30 to 9. Confessions will also complete the necessary instruc­ Dalsante-Hart Nuptials be heard Friday morning from The Men’s club and Parent- tions in ample time before their FREE DELIVERY j: F R . 5736 ■: Scheduled for Feb. 3 6:15 to 6:25. Teachers’ association members with marriages. SERVICE their wives and husbands are in­ Bart Dalsante and Mildred Hart Candles will be blessed at 6:80 Roy Hubert Johnson of 1412 St vited to the annual Men’s club will be married before the Very a.m. on Friday, Feb. 2, and will be Fillmore street and Miss Rosalie entertainment Thursday, Feb. 1, Rev. Monsignor James P. Flana­ distributed by members of the Al­ Jean Butler of 530 Ogden street in the school auditorium at 8:30 gan in St. Mary Magdalene’s tar . and Rosary society after the were married Saturday, Jan. 27, church on Saturday, Feb. 3, at two Masses on Friday and after p.m. Buckley Bros. Motors, Inc. i in St. Philomena’s church. Monsi­ 11 o’clock. Mr. Dalsante is the son ST. JOSEPH'S PARISH all the Masses on Sunday, Feb. 4. Confessions in preparation for gnor Hig'gins witnessed the cere­ STUDEBAKER Sales & Service the first Friday will be heard of Mrs. Katy Dalsante of this par­ Please Patronise These Friendly Firms Saturday, Feb. 3, is the Feast of mony. Alver H. Burlage was best ish. Mrs. James Marietta, also of AUTO REPAIRING ON ALL MAKE CARS & TRUCKS St. Blaise. Throats will be blessed Thursday afternoon and evening man, and Mrs. Kathryn Burlage, the r at the usual hours. Holy Commun­ St. Patrick’s, will be the matron EXPERT BODY AND FENDER WORK — QUALITY PAINTING before the 6:45 Mass, again after sister of the .bride, was matron of honor. STEAM CLEANING — WASHING — LUBRICATION SERVICE .schoo Mass, at 4 :30 in the afternoon, and ion will be distributed at 6 o’clock of honor. After a trip to the on Friday and the Masses will Those ill in the parish include 660 S. Broadway — New Location — RA. 2826 ing ^ OPEN ’TIL MIDIVIGHT EVERY NIGHT again in the evening at 7 :30. mountains the couple will reside Mrs. Milton Woods, recuperating pa.sto Breakfast for the school children be at 6:30, 7:15, and 8:15. at 530 S. Ogden street. Friday, Feb. 2, is also the Feast at home satisfactorily; and Frank judgir will be served after the 8:30 Carl Walter Nelson of 1895 o f the Purification, Candlemas Petraglia, who received a fracture tructii TEXACO s i r v k i o’clock Mass on Friday, Feb. 2. Race street and Miss LaVerne BE 'F O X Y ' day. Candles will be blessed be­ of the nose when pl»ying basket­ The BARRY FLEMING, Proprietor S. M. Forsyth HI Loretto Mermis of 1691 Milwau­ ball for St. Patrick’s Jan. 26. SEE OUR... fore the 6:30 Mass, and those kee street also were married on hall ai TEXACO in< FIIE170NE PRODUCTI SPEER BLVD. AT BANNOCK S. M. Forsyth, Mrs. Jean J. who ordered candles from the Al­ A surprise birthday party was alread tuiitCATiai WAtHiNS TABOR 9222 Jacobucci’s father, who has been Jan. 27. The Rev. Joseph M. O’Mal­ given in honor of James Marietta CAPITAL tar and Rosary society may ob­ ley offered the Nuptial Mass. Ju­ roof. ' seriously ill at a hospital in Boulder tain them this Sunday, Feb. 4. on Saturday, Jan. 27, in his home, interic since Christmas, is much improved lius Mermis and Lillian Mermis, 3903 Vallejo street. Guests in­ Mrs. C. A. Freudenstein, president brother and sister of the bride, BUYS away, The firms listed here de­ Santa Fe Shoe Hospital Father Brendan Forsyth, O.S.B., of the Altar society, reported that cluded Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Andre- measu who is stationed in the Bahamas were best man and maid of honor'. atta, Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Casa- serve to be remembered 400 sets of candles were ordered. DENVER’S BEST J and a' We Redress Suedes I and who came here to be with his After a trip to Southern Colorado CTanda, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Devotions in honor of Our Lady the couple will make their home in I of 43* when you are distributing We Refinish Leather ^Any Color father, has returned to his home. Daum, Milton Woods, Bart Dal­ of Fatima will be held after the the parish. The your patronage in the dif­ We Dye Shoe* J Three of Fr. Forsyth’s daugb Masses on the first Saturday* Feb. sante, and Mildred Hart. for te ters who are nuns, three daughters 3, and during the Holy Hour at Patricia Helen Scheid, daughter Also surprised by a party given USED c a r s ! being ferent lines of business. who are married, and the Rev. 7 :45 p.m., of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Milton Scheid in honor of his 50th birthday was 742 SANTA FE DRIVE of 950 St. Paul street, was bap' Anthony Canzona, newly elected HAVE YOUR CAR fact 1 Charles Forsyth, O.S.B., of Boul­ Also on Saturday, the Feast of AND TBUCK§; crowd der, have all been with their tized Sunday, Jan. 28, by Father president of the Holy Name so­ St. Blaise, throats will be blessed O’Malley. Joseph P. Piccola and LUBRICATED Conditioned Right and seatin father. after the Masses and at 3 :30 and ciety. The party given by Mr. and Pauline N. Piccola were godpar­ Mrs. James Canzona Jan. 27 had parish The Rev. Charles Forsyth spent 7:30 p.m. ‘ by Ready for YOUI j « buildi Sunday at the Jacobucci home, ents. Patricia was born Jan. 16. almost 60 guests in attendance. An invitation to woman and ALFMiTPS contrs and then flew to Texas for a week, Tht parish pilgrimage in ob­ Mr. and Mrs. Harland Austin Con On Sunday, Feb. 4, families in older girls of the parish to join servance of the Holy Year will be had as their guests the past week ATOMIC held Sunday, Feb. 18; Announce­ PRICED hall, V the A-H group are asked to re­ the women’s choir has been ex­ end Mr. and Mrs. James Henry of LUBRICATION struct: ceive Holy Communion as family ment of details will be made later Rapid City, S. Dak. tended bg the Rev. James by Monsi^or Higgins. is loc units. School was dobed for all grades EQUIPMENT RIGHT Hamblin, director. As tha choir Approximately 40 members of W . Da Baptized by the Rev. Kenneth the past Monday and Tuesday be­ St. Philomena’s parish were pres­ by our .St. Funk on Sunday, Jan. 28, was is now beginning its prepara­ cause of the cold weather. going tions for the Easter program, ent for the Catholic Teachers’ On Jan. 31 at 1:30 p.m., the FAaORY-TRAINEO Stephen Joseph, infant of Dr. and league card party on Friday, the n But the Same Fine Quality Mrs. Anthony Pollock, sponsored this is a convenient time for annual reception given by the OPERATORS for an Jan. 26. clergy of the parish was held for by John and Jacqueline Reid; and new singers to join the group, Boy Scouts, Cub Scouts, and keepe: Sharon Elaine, infant of Mr. and the women of the parish. At this Drive in today to Datrver’a which sings at tha 11 o’clock Explorer Scouts will receive Holy time the priests of St. Patrick’s pected C h a h U s L iL . NATIONAL BRANDS STORE Mrs. Gene Edward Steinke, with Most Modern Service month High Mass on Sundays. Father Communion in the 8 o’clock Mass welcomed all the newcomers of the Thomas and Mary Steinke as on Feb. 11. Department! 743 Santa Fe Drive KEystone 0747 sponsors. Hamblin points out that several parish, and encouraged active par­ The fashion show that was to ticipation in church and school ac­ Members of the Men’s Nocturnal of the singers who are giving be presented at the Knights of tivities. The school children pro­ ALL MAKES CAR SERVICED Fr.l Adoration society will observe the their time and talent to add to Columbus home by members of St. hour between 1 and 2 a.m. Fri­ vided the entertainment and re­ Use Ovr Budget Plan the beauty end dignity of serv­ Philomena’s Men’s club has been freshments were served. The cost day, Feb. 2, in adoration of the postponed, and will be presented in Blessed Sacrament in Holy Ghost ices at St. Philomena’s are not of this annual affair was taken Se the spring. care of personally by the Rt. Rev. church. members of the parish. It is Jack Denny of St. Philomena’s Monsignor Achille Sommaruga. The E. V. Williams has presented hoped that more parishioners ' parish will serve as chairman and .LEEMAN St. Jo ^ Colorado Sfirings i the school with a large American who have been biassed with mu­ toastmaster of the annual corpo­ flag, to be used by all the Do Soto-Plymoutb Dooien fered sical talent will match their gen­ rate Communion for men of the Colorado Springs Parish (), a r Brownies and Boy and Girl Scout city, to be sponsored by the thougl * troops. erosity. Rekearsels, lasting only Knights of Columbus on Sunday, 600 Bdwy. KE 6165 about an hour, are held on To Use Hospital Chapel St. J March 11. Gene Heiberger Paraly Thursday evenings at 7:45 in St. Philomena’a cub pack 124 Service Manager Fathei The sisters of St. Francis’ M AY REALTY the rectory meeting room. met in the school auditorium Fri­ hospital, Colorado Springs, have wa.s le day evening, Jan. 26. Mr. Lewis ports, Sacred Heart The Rev. Paul J. Reed, chaplain offered the use of the hospital VIC HEBERT IN C of scout headquarters presented chapel for Masses to tha new the ho REALTOR at the Glockner-Penrose hospital the pack charter. James C. Lay- Murra in Colorado Springs and former Divine Redeemer parish. Until 3660 Downing den, cub master, introduced his recently Masses had been cele­ Kelly, assistant at St. Philomena’s, ad­ Sinn lilS INSURANCE. LOANS Parish Plans for assistant, George Maloney, and brated in a tamporary chapel ver, \ dressed the Parent-Teachers’ as­ the following committee members. at the Ent air force base. was 1 sociation at its meeting Monday, Mack Switzer, Eugene Blish, Wil­ about Jan. 29. His talk covered the Tha Mass schedula will ram^in ILETMCIIMAEIUnY Ute Theater Bldg. liam Cichocki, and W. E. McCabe. tha sapie, the Rev. Duane Theo­ The firms listed here de­ The Candlemas Day phases of PTA membership for Warren Bostwick was graduated parochial schools and the value of bald, pastor, announced. Sun­ serve to be rem em bered Monsii Colorado Springs, Colo. (Sacrml Heart Parish, Daaver) and received his Webelos. Awards day Massas will ba at 8, 10, and repairyoigirS intend' Candles will be blessed immedi­ PTA membership in the operation were presented to John Maloney, when you are distributing of the schools. He also discussed 12 o’clock, and on waakdays OHrYSLIR-PLYMOUTH _ Colors MAIN 1898 ately before the 6:15 Mass next Charles and Tommy Switzer, Dick Mass will ba at 7:30. your patronage in the dif­ Berna; Friday morning, Feb. 2, Candle t h e background of parochial Patten, Dan Hoskins, Charles UfiTOmi MOTOR CO , federa mas day. Blessed candles may then schools in the general make-up of Cooper, Michael Mathis, Bing Work on the new parish la o a BRQQDWAY CH.5626 ferent lines of business. near ! b« obtained at the recto^. the U.S. gbvernment. Albis, Bill Riordon, Dennis Duggan, church now under construction The following day, Saturday, is approximately at the half­ been j Mrs. James E. Cnmmings, pres­ Harold Wheatley, Larry Ryan, i since ! Feast of St. Blaise, throats will ident, announced the annual Mass way point, Father Theobald said. George Drake, David Layden, i to 194 THE MURRAY DRUG CO. WILLIAM C. CRARON be blessed after all the Masses for the living PTA past presidents Jerry Norton, Michael Flovd, GUARANTEED REPAIR WORK Peter’ a m ttm —n a l riku pmi^ a ii i 44 and again in the evening at 7:30. will be sung on Sunday, Feb. 4, Vincent Connor, Terry McCane, Mrs. Orrin Rusho» 837 Monroe i fore t ■•rtk Itm—132 I. riM»—aAli 189 Optometrist Confessions will be heard next at 11 o’clock. The Mass for the and Michael %nd Warren Bostwick. street. « ON ALL MAKE CARS i Holy ; Profesaional Pharmacy 121 North Tojoa I t Thursday afternoon and evening deceased past president was sung Jerry and Phillip Rotole were Mrs. George Evans will enter­ Only Skilled Mechanic* Work on Your Car i super! PHONE MAIN iU l in preparation for the first Friday last week. accepted as new members of the i 501 No. Tojon MAin 1088 tain Mrs. Fair’s Bridge club Thurs­ Complete Overhaul and Tune-Up school COLORADO (PBINOa, COLO. of the month, Feb. 2. The Sacred Mrs. William Manning was ap­ pack 124. i Heart league will receive Holy day, Feb. 1, in her home, 930 St. Rrake Relinlug - Electric Service ordina pointed chairman of the PTA an­ There will be a meeting Mon­ Paul street / i J. Vel Communion next Friday morning Get Baur*$ (of Denver) nual Fathers’ night program. Mrs. day evening, Feb. 5, at 7:30 in Easy Terms — No Red Tape < his di ; PETE BEROINI ; in the 8:15 Mass. There will be de­ S t Joseph’s club will be enter­ Candy and Ice Cream at L. L. Bennett, ways and means the school auditorium to plan for tained by Mrs. H. B. Fisher Fri­ i deot V votions for the perpetual novena chairman, and Mrs. Thomas A. ; FURNITURE SHOP! in honor of the Sacred Heart next the annual Fathers’ night enter­ day, Feb. 2, in the Denver Dry Da¥e Staub' Auto Service i He . UPHOLSTEBING, Duggan, publicity chairman, gave tainment, high 3 Johnson-Engiish Friday evening at 7:30. Goods tea room. 2725 W. 29th Ave. at Speer GE. 0505 4 ' RE-UPHOLSTERING AND ’ reports. Mrs. Pete Van Woensel ^Mrs. G. S. McAllister will enter­ an ou k REPAIRING i PTA to Meet was thanked by ths organization Mrs. James Carroll will enter­ the fi , Slip CoTon and Draporieo . tain the sewing circle at her home, tain St. Theresa’s Bridge club at Drug Co. Mode to Ordor > February 6 for her devoted work on the 944 St. Paul street, Friday, Feb. 2. tire e ^ Fumitiire Made to Order * The parish school PTA will Christmas parties. Willow Springs Country club LENTHERIC Toiletrie* Mrs. Eugene Lutz, 1230 Mil­ Wednesday, Feb. 7. Dodge-Plymouth Owners for th Tojoa ot BUoo 8 t Phono I4M 124-22 So. Wolpotch Aw. MAin 2209^ meet Feb. 6, at 2:30, in the Sister Mary Celsus’ room, with semini waukee streel, will be hostess to S t Dismas’ club will meet Sat­ school hall. Thare vrill ba a 18 mothers present, won the at­ St. Rita’s Evening Bridge club at COMPLETE OVERHAUL The Ueyso Sheet council mooting tar all offi- urday evening, Feb. 3, in the home “ If four /Vaedf 4ro Eloetrteat tendance prize. The special prize a dessert on Tuesday, Feb. 6, at Recondition your car or truck for many more month* of gdcid cors and chairman at 2 o’clock. of Mr. and Mrs. George McWil­ Call Main 939“ Metal and Roofing was won by Mrs, J. A. Lindsay. 8 p.m. *eryice. We have all the part*. Colit ‘Tha guast spaaker of tha ragu- A social program followed the liams, 2818 E. 11th street WIRING-PIXTURES AND REPAIRg INCORPORATED St. Mary’s Bridge club will meet HEATING ROOFING lar maating will ba Father Ed­ meeting. In d ii ward Laydan, who will spaak The Altar and Rosary society in the home of Mrs. George Sillers, Berwick Electric Co. SHEET METAL 1089 Milwaukee street, for lunch­ JAMES MOTOR CO. on “ Education in tha Mid-Can- and the PTA members will re­ 1278 Lincoln KE 8221 The J 0. BERWICK 821 SO. NEVADA tury.’’ Sinca this is Foundars* ceive corporate Communion this eon on Tuesday afternoon, Feb! 6. missio: Colorado aprlnn. Colorado Phono < Mala 111 Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bartlett AURORA Bit 1188 day, all the past presidents will Sunday, Feb. 4, in the 8 o’clock will bt he guests of honor. Mass. were hosts to St. James’ Bridge of the COMPUMENTS OF Parents who ordered pictures of Troop 124 of St. Philomena’s club Sunday evening, Jan. 28, at day, I the first communicants and have parish distributed cards last Sun­ dinner at the Flaming Pit. Bridge In O L S O N i & R E IN R O W not yet received them are asked to day to obtain the names of parish­ followed dinner in their home and PURSE BROS. ABLES MOTOR COMPANY collect OOfNCtS-i et in touch with Sister Mary ioners who wish to donate scrap high scores were won by Mrs. PACKARD DEALER Vehr PLRG. & HTG. CO. g orothy. aper and magazines to the Boy Waldo Bartlett and Dr. Thomas GROCERY & MARKET archdl Qyiolors Sne. Next Sunday is the Communion §couts. The cards should be re­ Duggan. GROCCRIBS - MKATI — FBUITI " 3520 East Colfax at Monroe missiOi *116 North Weber St. Sunday for the boys’ and girls’ turned at the Masses this Sunday Members of St. Williams’ club VBGBTABUM existm Open Evenings until 9 TaL Main t066 school sodality. They will rscaive or to any Boy Scout troop mem­ will be entertained Thursday aft- ITM last CsUu Ava. Ph. Aarsrs U t C ath (4 in the 8 o’cloM Mail. ber- Pro4eedi from thi M il of thi •rnoon« Feb. 1| In thi homi of ‘‘Where You Get a Good Deal’*

D PAGE FOURTEEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyttone 4205 Thursday, February 1, 195|

.r t I? Homemaker’s 'Dance of Seasons' St. Rose of Lima i; Your Floors Are Our Business I Complete Floor Mointenoilce 5ervice Parish W ill Begin ft Jonltoriol 5upplies — Woxes — 54>opi I D epartm ent Pinochle Tourney Electric Polishers and Scrubbers I Patronise These Reliable and Friendly Firms I (St. Rose of Lima’s Parish, DIIMONT SALES CO. Denver) 1736-44 Blake St. TA .4146 Deaveri; A pinochle tournament will be­ McGinness & Patrick gin in the parish rectory hall on 108 N. 3rd, Grand Junction 356 No, Wolcott, Casper, Wy(x!! J. A. Johnson & Son the evening of Feb. 11 at 8 o’clock Floor Covering Specialists Established 55 Yestrs and will continue for four consec­ e Linoleum ^ Asphalt Tile • Cuttei-B • Sheet Metal utive Sunday evenings. The tour­ • Rubber Tile • Plastic Wall Tile nament is being sponsored by the * Gas Furnaces members of the St. Ann circle and Frs« Estimates * Gas Conversion Burners will offer awards every Sunday PERMANENT CURES 494 So. Vinp SP. 3239 709 E. 6th Are. KE. 4031 evening with a grand award on the Can be had with Hydroxo Liquid Gum waterproofing of base­ final night. Admission, which will ments from INSIDE and in any COLOR. THE BECT IN LUGGAGE be 50 cents per person, will cover Of AU KiaOi SHINGLE STAINS that are good after 30 years; stops warp­ a pleasant evening’s entertain­ ing. No peeling or chalking. ment with refreshments. CONCRETE or WOOD STAINS that are made to walk on. No Kathy Lynn, daughter of Mr. peeling or chalking. '! '4 FRED LUCCI and Mrs. Edward G. Appelgren, was baptized by Father Barry Wo- gan on Sunday, Jan. 28. Her Custom Upholstery 1st n i l Denver Brick Stain Co. 1M4 BVar. sponsors were Alvin and Betty Jewell. CHerry 1083 1455 Fox St and New Furniture “THE DANCE OF THE SEASONS” will ney, and Jean Scheer; and second row, Mary Ann THE Sun A at Jit ilk .Ik 4k A A A. McVeigh Company annual musical, which will be presented at East line Kloberdanz, Monica Golden, Joan Beasley, Donna Rosary society and women of tho Beautiful Samples to Show high school, Denver, Sunday, Feb. 11. Pictured (left Kelly, Colleen O’Rourke, and Carolyn Jacovette.— parish. PAINTING AND to right), first row, are Sharon Binard, Sharon Tier- (Lee L. Beaver photo) The men of S t Rose of Lima’s Xo Home Owners of Day or Evening Calls DECORATING + + . + + will participate in the nocturnal CONTRACTORS .+. + + + adoration in Holy Ghost church on 2S42W.44tIi GL1222 1328 Inca KE. 0718 Friday morning, Feb. 2, at 1 o’clock. STEEL CASEMENT WINDOWS Loyola School Musical Feb. 11 The Holy Name society will LIVING IN DENVER *OR 5UBURB5 meet on Monday evening at 8 JUSSEL (Loyola Pariah, Denver) J. Frawley, J. Gaffney, M. Saya, club met in the home of Mrs. o’clock in the perish hall. For a limited time we are in a position to give Electric Co. Ef>ery Day’s a Holiday is the R. Rupp, and E. Berdns help­ P. J. Mulligan. Prizes were won On the Feast of St. Blaise, PROMPT INSTALLATION^ on ing. by Mrs. O’Brien, R. Cattlet, and 2611 W. 6th Are. title of the musical to be given Feb. 3, throats will be blessed at East high school, Sunday The paper drive of last week Mrs. E. Williams. after the 7 :30 Mass and again on Electrical Contractors evening, Feb. 11, at 8 o’clock, by added $77.84 to the fund for the St. Elizabeth’s Canasta club Saturday evening at 7:30 after STORM MASTER Call AL. 1743 for the children of Loyola grade new school. Another drive will met with Mrs. T. O’Brien. Prizes which there will be Benediction A Guaranteed Electrical Job school. Two hundred and sixty be held in February. were won by Mrs. Mack and of the Blessed Sacrament. ALUMINUM STORM WINDOWS i children will participate in the St. Margaret Mary’s Bridge Mrs. Leo O’Brien. Lenten devotions will begin with CHURCH FURNITURE program, which is under the di­ distribution of ashes on Wednes­ No Increase in Price As Yet ? AND PEWS rection of the Sisters of Charity. day morning, Feb. 7. On every Phone PEorl 2435 Now! Desigmed & Manufactured Mrs. J. T. O’Brien, pianist, and Thrdats Will Be Blessed Wednesday evening at 7:45 there The Behrens Fixture Co. Mrs. Robert Ritchie, violinist, will be services, including the will be the accompanists. The Rosary, a sermon, and Benedic­ 4625 Colorado Bird. Cathedral high school band, tion. On Friday evenings at 7 :45 University Park Lumber Yard DenTcr, Colo. under the direction of Dwight At Presentation Feb. 3-4 there will be Stations of the Cross, McCready, will open the eve­ followed by Benediction of the 1810 5. UNIVER5ITY BLVD. W W 'W~< ning’s entertainment. The cos­ (Preientation Pariih, Denver) before the 6:30 Mass, after the Blessed Sacrament. tumes were designed by Mrs. R. Throats will be blessed on Satur­ 8:15 Mass, at 3 p.m., and after A meeting of altar boys and day, Feb. 3, before the 6:30 o’clock Lenten services at 7 :3jD p.m. MOVING Polak and made by Miss Clara prospective altar boys was held on Mass and after the 8:15 Mass, and A mission will be given by two JOHNS-MANVILLE FLOORINGS Dreiling. Miss Ellen Mary Wednesday afternoon, Jan. 31. STORAGE Campbell is in charge of proper­ after all the Masses on Sunday, Franciscans, Father Meinrad Asphalt Tile Specialixmg ties. Feb. 4. Wes.elman, O.F.M., and Father Prayers were requested on Sun­ day, Jan. 28, for the repose of the A long lived, low priced flooring for 5chools, in Quality Breakfast will be served to The Altar and Rosary society Michael Wernsing, O.F.M. The SHIPPING women’s mission will open Feb. soul of Mrs. Robert Graham, Hospitals, Churches, Residences. Plumbing the school children following the will distribute blessed candles 8 o’clock Mass on first Friday, after all the Masses on Sunday. 11 and close Feb. 18. The men’s mother of Mrs. Paul Ferguson. Terrallex and Local and Feb. 2. Mrs. E. Frei is in charge, On Ash Wednesday, Feb. 7, mission will open Feb. 18 and Her body -will be returned to Mich­ Heating Long Distance with Mmes. M. Golden, Januks, there will be imposition of ashes close Feb. 25. igan for burial. One of the toughest, longest wearing floor coverings ever developed; grease proof. Acid Repairs Moving The Junior Altar and Rosary so­ Rectory Enlargement ciety is starting a drive for new proof; unaffected by, alkalis. Brilliant colors Storage • Packing members. Young married or single To Begin 5oon Free Estimates Descriptive Literature Free Shipping Annunciation Altar Unit women unable to attend afternoon The enlargement of the rec­ tory, which will begin within a All Typea of Frame meetings are especially invited to week or so, will provide an ad­ Building & Maintenance Co. SIAHERY Buildings Mored join this group. Those interested are asked to contact Mrs. J. An- ditional room as well as an 1863 WAZEE ST., DENVER KE. 2371 Free Estimates SuppI ies Church Linens dreatta or attend the next meet­ apartment for a housekeeper. A ing on Tuesday, Feb. 13, in the good percentage of the work DUFFY STORAGE (Annunciation Parish, Denver) day afternoons and evenings— 4 to music room of the school at 7 :45 will be donated by the men of The parish thanks the Altar and and 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. p.m. the Holy Name society. & MOVING CO. Rosary society for the supplies of Sunday is the Communion day The Holy Name meeting has The St. Rose of Lima circle new linens for the main altar, the for the Guardian Angel sodality been postponed until Tuesday, Feb. will meet in the home of Mrs. R. 1^21 20th St. sanctuary, and the altar boys’ sur­ in the 8:30 Mass. 13. C. Eckhout at 1:30 on Friday GAS FURNACES Tel. KE. 6228 plices ; and especially thanks Sister First semester report cards will The PTA pre-Lenten dance will afternoon, Feb. 2. Immediate In^itallation ■ A A A A Mary Raymond for the new mon­ be distributed this week, and par­ be held Tuesday, Feb. 6, in the Mrs. Victor Creto was hostess to Plumbing and Heating EXTERMINATING strance cover. ents and guardians are urged to Aeroplane ballroom. The commit­ the St. Ann circle on Tuesday Over 30 years installing Contractors First Friday Masses are'sched­ review the cards and return them tee members, Mmes. Paul Dough­ evening, Jan. 23^ New officers for Furnaces in Denver erty, Bud Cronkey, and William and FUMIGATING, uled at 5:30, 7, and 8 o’clock. as soon as possible. the coming year are: Mrs. Mary JOHN J. CONNOR, Prcsldsiit Candlemas day, the Feast Johnson, have made plans to fea­ Demmitt, president, and Mrs. Sue ROBERT F. CONNOR. Vica Piaaidcnt The LCBA will meet Tuesday, ture a Valentine theme. Severa} Rats, Mice, Roaches, of the Purification, the candles Feb. 6, in Hagus haU. Ponzi, secretary. The members O'Brien Sheet M etal' gifts -will be presented. Tickets 1726 MARKET STREET will be blessed at the 8 o’clock Mrs. K. Connelly has returned present were Mmes. Dorothy Mel- Weavils, Bed Bugs, Mass and will be distributed fol­ may be purchased after the Masses phy, outgoing president; Ann PHONE MAIN 7127 or 7128 to her home after an extensive lowing. the blessing. Those wishing on Sunday. Jackson, Mary Lu Hogan, Pauline & Furnace Works Clover Mites, etc. stay in California. ' Masses on the first Friday will f candles should leave their names Flora, Cora Olsen, (Catherine KE. 6047 Residential, Commercial, Industrial The financial report of the par­ be at 6:30 and 8:15 o’clock. Con­ at the rectory. Every family Guadognoli, ahd Kathleen Bur­ Ma«lUr Furnacea 2541 Larimer CH. 5353 Termite Control should have blessed candles in the ish was read at all the Masses fessions will be heard on Thursday ton. Bacon & Schramm Jan. 28 by Monsignor Charles FREE ESTIMATES home to be used for family devo­ from 3:30 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 St. Jude’s circle met in the home Hagus. p.m. COMPOSITION ROOFING Guaranteed and Bonded tions, in remembrance that the of Mrs. Leo Reichwein on Jan. TILE ROOFING Serving Colorado since 1929 light of a candle signifies the light Lenten 5ervices Convert classes for adult Catho­ 29 with the following as her of faith. lics and non-CatholicS are held guests: Mmes. Joseph Figlino, E. ROOF REPAIRING Denver Pest Control Announced every Monday and Wednesday eve­ Saturday, the Feast of St. Blaise, Lenten services will begin with E. Heppting, Nick Bakarich, L. 4020 Brighton Blvd. CH. 6563 and Service Lab. Masses will be offered at 7:15, 9, ning at 7 :45 in the music room. Sengenberger, Emma Treloar, 11754 So. Broadway SP. 4571 Masses at 6:15, 7:15, and 8 o’clock and 10 o’clock. Throats will be Our Lady of the Rosary circle John Francone, Mary Dixon, and on Ash Wednesday, Feb. 7. Ashes was entertained in the 'home of blessed at 6:30, 7:30, 8:15 a.m., will be distributed following the John McDonald. Mrs. Lawrence Troudt. Everyone is invited to make and 4 and 7 :30 p.m. Confessions Masses, in the afternoon for the The Queen of Heaven circle plans for the spring dance to be will be heard Thursday and Satur- school children, and at 7:15 p.m. members were guests of Mrs. Katie sponsored by the Altar and Ro­ The program for evening Gettman. sary society on the -evening of G O lD S E A l SEEDS .ervice. throughout Lent will The Altar and Rosary society Saturday, April 7, in the Knights Communion Photos include a que.tion box on will receive Communion in a body Alfalfa of Columbus ballroom, with Happy Com Wedne.day evening., the Way Sunday, Feb. 4, in the 8 o’clock Logan’s orchestra furnishing the a QQ QjuedHif S itiid i fiAoduai Sweet Clover 1 of the Cro.. on Friday., and a music. Ready, Westwood Lenten .ermon on Sunday.. 5odolist$ Hold Field Seeds (St. Anthony’. Pariih, Westwood) The.e .ervice. will begin on A.h Ice 5kating Party Q u a U b f OsqatablnA Garden Seeds ] Wedne.day, and every Friday Flower Seeds Parents who ordered First Com­ Members of the Sodality of Our and Sunday following at 7:15 Frank Mancini, Ask for FREE] ' P J w n J i ^ munion pictures may obtain them Lady enjoyed an ice skating party EED is such a small partof total crop] p.m. CATALOG Your Plumbermber For Years V from Mrs, Nider in the vestibule at Evergreen Jan. 26. of the church after the 9:30 Mass 5t. Vincent's Aid All young women of the parish Colorado Publisher Scost. Yet the kind o f seed you plant has Ed O'Connor, Sr. Ed O'Connor, Jr. Sunday, Feb. 4. 5oclety to Meet are ipvited to join the Sodality of much to do with the kind of crop you reap Vegetables 3030 W. 44th Ave. — : — GL. 4323 Altar and Rosary society mem­ Our Lady in order that they may bers will receive Communion in a St. Vincent’s Aid society will join in gaining the numerous in­ Seeks Elective Post The diflFerence in cost between the cheap- Flowers^ group in the 8 o’clock Mass, Sun­ meet Thursday, Feb. 8, at the St dulgences granted to sodalists and day, Feb. 4. The monthly meeting Vincent home. The society will be also in order that they may join Frank Mancini, a Knight of est grades and GOLD SEAL is small. Yet Lawns. | entertained by Mmes. William Columbus and publisher of Colo­ of the society will be held Wednes­ in social activities -with other that difference looms large at harvest time. N ursery' Electrical Contracting & Repairing day, Feb. 7, at 1 o’clock in the Robinson, John Roach, J. B. Vessa, young Catholic girls of the parish. rado, a weekly newspaper, has an­ parish hail. H. E. Copeland, L. J. Peters, E. E The next monthly meeting of nounced his candidacy for the post GOLD SEAL Seeds are top rank for all that Stock Lally, T. G. Lally, Anna 'Thaler, of Denver e 1 e c- The Mother Cabrini circle held the sodality will be held Friday, EARL J.STROHMINGER Harry Grunninger, Frank Popish, Tion commission­ its January meeting in the home Feb. 9. The meeting will begin goes to make up the quality in seed—purity, Fertilizers Sr.; Eva Gick, D. E. Griffith, er. He is seeking of Mrs. Erma Williamson, 1120 S. with the recitation of the Rosary : EUcfrIc Compaay John Tanko, J. J. Doyle, and Paul One of the two germination, adaptability, true-to-name. Insecticides ~ Lleenied and Bonded Eliot. Mrs. Boeding won the spe­ the church, followed by the Diedrich. meeting in the music room. posts to be filled Tools Member National Electrical Contractors Ass’a. cial prize, and the perfect attend­ at the municipal ance award was given to Mrs. Ar­ S t Anne’s club will meet in the Convenient Store Courteous Service home of Mrs. Andrew Demshki, elections in May. 1178 stout St. .. AC. 5733 thur Nider and Mrs. Boeding. Mrs. Fo^ many years Call or write for our Beautiful Big Catalog. Williamson was elected president 2645 Clermont street, Tuesday, Msgr. John B. Cavanagh 6, at 1 p.m. Mr. Mancini, a and Mrs. Emil Martinac, treasurer, member of St. FLOOR for the new year. Mrs. Nider, the Edward Murphy left this wwk On Program at Banquet Patrick’s parish, COVERING CO. retiring president, thanked all for San Diego, where he will enter Monsignor John B. Cavanagh, Derrver, w a s a Western Seed Co. CAMEO members for their constant, helpful naval trainig. managing director of the Register, member o f the 1425 Fifteanth St. DENVER Linoieum— Asphalt, Rubber & Plastic Tile -W all Covering co-operation. The next meeting will Mr. and Mrs. J., Dietz are va­ delivered the invocation Jan. 30 Colorado state be held in the home of Mrs. Boed­ Estimates Complimentary cationing in California and the at the banquet held at the sixth welfare board. ing, 2170 S. Federal, on Monday, Southwest. annual convention of the Colorado He has served 2555 W . 29th Ave. GR. 9535 Feb, 19, at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Larry Valencour is recup­ Association of Soil Conservation with the state la­ Nocturnal adoration- members erating from a serious operation Districts. An address of welcome bor departm ent Mr. Maucini will meet from 11 to 12 p.m, in Mercy hospital. was delivered at the banquet by and waa a mem­ enTodatjl; ELECTRIC WORK Thursday evening, Feb. 1, in the Mrs. Sarah Lehman, mother of Gov. Dan Thornton. The conven­ ber of the advisoiTT couiicil of the WIRING AND REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS Holy Ghost church. Mrs. J. Caskins, resident of An­ tion, the theme of which was “ Nail state employment’ service. Stove and Furnace Parts nunciation parish, died in Cam Down the Top 'Soil,” was held at He is state organizer for the LYNCH ELECTRIC COMPANY den, N. J., and was buried this the Shirley-Savoy hotel in Denver, Columbian Federation, I. A. S.; Still Available week from Annunciation church. Jan. 30 and 31. president of the Italo American 1701 E Aun MA. 6958 (Home) GAS FURNACES Federation society; and is a mem­ 1 7 2 1 E. 3 1 St Ave. k e . 0309 (Shop) ber of the Colorado Press associa­ Snap Slats The Geo. A. Pullen tion and the typographical union, Com pany Two Priest-Brothers Attend The Only Successful 1335 Lawranc. Street • Sheet Metal REMOVABLE SLAT TABOR 1321 DENVER. COIO. nvestiture of Msgr. Flynn • Air Conditioning FIREPLACE (Holy Family Pari.h, Denver) before the 6 o’clock Mass. Masses • Heating • Hardware Visiting at the rectory this week on the first Friday, Feb. 2, will be Venetian 4 are the pastor’s priest-brothers. at 6, 7, and 8 o’clock. Alameda Sheet Metal W H Y is I^« ? Father Edward Flynn of Belle ¥ FIXTURES Masses on the first Saturday, & Hardware Hi Plaines, la., a n d Father Louis 8AS AND ELECTRIC LOBS DENVER'S FAVORIU LAUNDRY Feb. 3, will be offered at 6:16 and 538 E. Alameda - - - SP. 4640 Blind Flynn of Nashua, la. Also arriving Sun-Glo builds .11 type, Cmtaln uid Flex Screen., Gnte., 8 o’clock. O b that day, the Feast a Andinn. uid Fire Set., b u ftnfahM, The reason Idesl in Denver for the investiture of of St. Blaise, throats will be blessed of Venetiui Blinds uiy I Tnie ud Mubl. for All Vses .serve* more families in Monsignor Leo Flynn as Domestic after the Masses, before Confes­ sin, u y color. Denver than any other Prelate to Pius XII are these sis­ sions in the afternoon at 3:30 t* FOR m HEATILATDR FIREPLACES laundry is because Idssl ters and brothers: Sister Mary o’clock, and in the evening at 7 DENVER MARBLE & TILE CO. customers get just the Pierre of Mundelein college, Chi­ o’clock. kind of laundry service cago, 111.; Miss Florence Flynn, 1110 stoat St. Eit. 1881 Phono MA. 1414 or KE. B ill they want. and John Flynn of Mason City, la. Cord Tournomenf Clift CkRTChill Why don’t you, too, The member* of the Altar and W ill Continue en joy Idsel Laundry Ro.ary .ociety will meet in the Thursday evening, Feb. 1, will fCOAll Service? Prompt Service church Thur*day afternoon, t e the fourth evening of the PTA- -carefu l banoling—and Feb. 1, at 1:15 for tha recitation sponsored card tournament in the CUSTOM-^UILT FURNITURE truly superm work, at I TA Mll I of the Ro*ai7 that will precede school hall. The freshman room standard prices. MADE TO ORDER the bu.inea. meeting in th e mothers will donate the prizes lift Dust-PrufStokM'Cools « ESTIMATE FbNe MMe 4M. Furniture Re-Upholstered & Restyled ichool hall at 1:30 o’clock. The following made the highest Spick & Span Dtlivory On Sunday, Feb. 4, at the 7:30. scores on the third night of play Free Estimates Mass, the left side of the main pint week: In bridge, Frank Rog- aisle will be reserved for the mem­ ers; in canasta, Alice Condon; and HIO GRANDER bers of the Altar and Rosary so- in pinochle, S. Burroughs. DREAMIEST MFG. CO. ciety, who will receive Holy Com­ Care of the altars on Saturday, J. SyndtT munion in a body in this Mass. Feb. 3, will be handled by Mmes. f u e l c o . § 1 1 2 4 1 8 th (Catholic Prop.) CH. 7985 On the Feast of the Purification, Ann Crowe, Eileen Fallico, and C ,13 5 0 A C O M A, ,S T .- Fab. 2, the eandlai will be blessed J. Dieckman.

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