SUPPORT YOUR SEMINARY 500,000 MINIMUM Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations Contents Copyright by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1953— Permission to Reproduce, Except on One of the Great Pioneers Much Greater Articles Otherwise Marked, Given A fter 12 M. Friday Following Issue Sum Is Needed DENVER CATHOLIC Msgr. B. J. Froegel 6,000 Volunteer Workers To Note 50th Jubilee '+ One of the last of Colorado’s pioneer priests, the Rt. In 161 Parishes, Missions Rev. Monsignor Bernard J. Froegel, will be honored Mon­ REGISTER day, June 22, when his 50th jubilee as a priest is ob­ Press Run, This Issue, 49,275 Several Priests served. Will Strive to Reach Goal The pastor of St. Peter’s parish, Greeley, who is 80 A minimum goal of $1,500,000 has been set in the VOL. XLVIll. No. 35. THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1953 DENVER, COLORADO years old, will be feted by Arch- bishop Urban J. Vehr, clergy of beth’s church, Denver, by the campaign to expand St. Thomas’ seminary and establish Drawing Near Most Rev. Nicholas C. Matz, sec­ the Denver archdiocese, and his a fund to assist new parishes, Archbishop Urban J. Vehr parishioners on that day. ond Bishop of Denver. He was Clerical Chairmen of Campaign Complete plans have not been named assistant at Leadville and of Denver has announced. announced, but the celebration then pastor at Breckenridge, The Archbishop explained that the amount had been Golden Jubilee will include a Solemn Mass coram where for a year and a half he The early days of Colorado Archiepiscopo and a clergy din­ attended 27 missions. decided upon only after the most careful study and ex­ and the Denver archdiocese ner in the Greeley parish, where Pastor of 10 Counties, haustive examination of the needs of the seminary and are recalled with the ap­ Area Large os Switzerland the amount required for a fund for the new parishes and proaching golden jubilee of On Nov. 24,1904, he was named missions. several members of the arch- pastor of Brighton and Its mis­ Enters Convent "I want to emphasize that this diocesan clergy. sions on the Burlington and sum, the bare minimum required Among those who will note Union Pacific railroads extending their 50th year as priests in the to the Nebraska .state line. This for the program, was arrived at, next few years is the Rt. Rev. territory included 10 counties, after much soul-searching on the Monsignor William Kipp, pastor and covered an area as large as part o f us all.” of St. Mary’s parish, Colorado Switzerland. From Sept. 8, 1908, to i920 his Much moYe than the $1,500,- Springs, who was ordained June 10, 1904. pastorate at Brighton extended 000 could be used to a very great Monsignor Kipp, who was along the Burlington and Union advantage, he explained, but any­ named a Domestic Prelate by Pacific to Fort Morgan. The thing less than this amount would Pius XII in 1949, has a great Sterling, Wray, and Fort Morggn parishes were established in that seriously retard progress in the record o f missionary service to the Church in Colorado, In Glen- time. archdiocese. wood Springs and later in Gunni­ After 1920, still as Brighton "The campaign goal cannot be son and IDurango, Monsignor pastor, Monsignor Froegel cared oversubscribed,” he said. "Every Kipp did much pioneering work. for missions in Welby, Hudson, dollar and many more will be In Glenwood Springs he attended Keenesburg, and Roggen, as well the missions attached to the par­ as the Denver Poor Farm. He needed.” ish. His only means o f transpor­ established large parish prop­ This goal will be sought, by tation was the old stage coach erties in these localities, includ­ an estimated 6,000 volunteer line that covered that section of ing a $20,000 building fund, an workers being mobilized in the the state. Visiting Wolcott, Hay­ enlarged and remodeled church, ARCHBISHOP URBAN J. V E H R , I Harold V. Campbell (left), and Gregory Smith den, Craig, Steamboat Springs, and an up-to-date rectory on five I6 l parishes and missions in the honorary c h a i r m a n of the Seminary I Archbishop Vehr and the executive cler- Rifle, and other missions re­ lots of ground in Keenesburg; archdiocese to carry the "cru­ ical chairmen attended the regional dinners held quired nine days of travel, Montignor Froegel and a church and five acres of Building Fund campaign, is shown with the exec­ sade” into every Catholic home. in Denver, Colorado Springs, Sterling, and Glen- land in Roggen. utive clerical chairmen, the Rt. Rev. Monsignors wood Springs.— (Photo by Smyth) Colorado Springs Monsignor Froegel has been pas- This group is being led by Pastor Since 1933 Posfor in Greeley Margaret Brown, daugh­ to since 1929. A reception will John J. Sullivan o f Denver, chair also be held. Since May 1, 1929 ter of Mrs. Nona Frazier, In Colorado Springs, where he has been pastor since Jan. 15, The dean of the Greeley dis­ On May 1, 1929, Monsignor 2325 Arapahoe street, Denver, man of the archdiocesan organ­ ization. His associates are Clar­ De Paul Society Men to Meet 1933, Monsignor Kipp has capped trict will mark two milestones Froegel was appointed pastor in left last week for Wheaton, 111., one of the longest careers of any on the June date, which falls Greeley. He is in charge of the where she will enter the novitiate ence D. O’Brien of Colorado Colorado parish priest. between his birthday. May 20, Greeley deanery, which includes of the Franciscan Sisters of the Springs and Frank Dreiling o f Other members of the arch­ when he will be 81; and the Adams, Arapahoe, Logan, Mor­ Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Fort Collins. diocesan clergy whose 50th jubi­ date of his ordination, which gan, Phillips, Sedgwick, Washing­ Mary. At Seminary Sunday, April 19 was July 5, 1903. ton, Weld, and Yuma counties. lee is approaching are the Rev. Margaret was finishing her "I am indeed gratified,”- Arch­ As late as 1941 there were four Christopher V. Walsh, who was Has Served Under junior year at Annunciation bishop Vehr said, "by the en­ The self-dedicated serv­ is the chief work of the society, of the extension committee, will ordained Dec. 25, 1906; the Rt. missions and 23 stations cared for high school, where she was active thusiasm shown by both clergy ants of Christ's poor— the an 4tdditional on-' kome report on the activation of- ftew Rev. Monsignor Joseph J. Bo- Three Ordinaries by Monsignor Froegel, besides the in sodality and pep club activi­ and laity throughout the archdio­ Denver Particular council of visitation will be presented by ,units and the reactivation of de­ aetti, V.G., ordained Aug. 2, Monsi^npr Froegel has , done central St. Peter’s parish. Tha ties. She will begin her six-month John- Wdiiklaitd, o f the Holy funct units. establishment in that year of Our cese in this great work." the St. Vincent de Paul so­ 1908; the Rt. Rev. Monsignor extraordinary missionary work in postulancy April 19, followed by Family council. _ Letters of aggregation (offi­ Chafles H. Hagus, ordained July Colorado. His career covers the Lady of Peace parish in Greeley two years as a novice, after "From an idea to inaugurate ciety-w ill attend their an­ Jack Vessa, the president o f cial affiliation) will be presented 12, 1908; and the Rev. George period when the Archdiocese of for the Spanish-speaking relieved which she will pronounce her the campaign, and from a hand­ nual Mass, appropriately, on St. Philomena’s parish council, by Judge Walsh to the new 0. Ducharme, ordained May 1, Denver was developing from him of much of this burden. vows for three years and then Good Shepherd Sunday, April 19. will introduce a patient from the Christ the King parish council of 1909. . “ Wild West” mission territory to In 1932 he supervised the re­ ful o f men, this crusade has National Jewish hospital, who for life. grown to 900, and shortly will The men will receive Holy the society. ’These letters ema­ its present status as a Metropoli­ modeling of a dance hall info a The Franciscan Sisters oper­ Communion from the hands of will report on the society’s visi­ nate from the Council General tan see. He has served under church in Eaton, one of his mis­ ate St. Clara’s orphanage and grow to more than 6,000 men. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, who tation of the sick in that institu­ in Paris, France, the world head­ three Ordinaries. sions. Besides paying off a large the St. Rose Residence, Denver. T h e feeling o f success is evi­ will offer Mass for the group at tion. Each parish council is as­ quarters of the St. Vincent de Engagements of The jubilarian V a s born May debt and administering the parish dent with every contact I make,” 8:30 a.m. in the chapel of St. signed some hospital where mem­ Paul society. 20, 1872, in Germany.'He studied and missions, he had under his Thomas’ semiiiary, Denver. The bers visit the patients. John Mohan Is the -vice presi­ the classics at Sacred Heart col­ charge the Catholic students at Prayers the Archbishop said. Archbishop will also deliver the A summary on the group’s dent of the Denver Particular Archbishop Vehr lege (now Regis), Denver, from the Colorado State College of Mr. Sullivan reports that plans sermon in the Mass. burial of,the poor will be given council; Joseph G. Loeffel, treas­ For the Success of the Sunday, April 19, St. Thomas’ 1892 to 1900, and also studied Education. are ‘going smoothly. by Ed Owens, the chairman of urer; and T^Raber Taylor, secre­ philosophy at Sacred Heart. His His reputation as a prodigious Archbishop's Seminary The yearly observance is kept "The campaign is running on on the second Sunday after the burial committee, who will tary. The'Etenver area‘ ‘ h a r Y l theology coarse he pursued at St. builder is well deserved. Campaign tell also of the Christmas baskets parish councils, which are co- Easter, for that is the Feast of Monday, April 20, Welby, Con­ Mary’s seminary, Baltimore, Md. He was named a Domestic Prel­ schedule," he said, "despite the distributed by the society. ordinated into the Denver Par­ ate with the title of Right Rev- April 5, 1953 to July 7, 1955 the Translation of the Relics of firmation, 7:30 p.m. Monsignor Froegel was or- tremendous amount o f work to John O’Malley, the chairman ticular council. dained July 5, 1903, in St. Eliza- erend Monsignor in July, 1949. PRAYER FOR VOCATIONS St. Vincent. The seminary is Tuesday, April 21, Christ the be done. My fellow Catholics chosen for the Mass, Communion, O Lord, grant unto Thy King, Confirmation, 7:30 p.m. have taken on this project with and breakfast, for the Congrega­ Wednesday, April 22, Lit­ Church saintly priests and fer­ tion of the Mission, which oper­ vent religious and an increase the most tremendous energy I Kin of S t Elizabeth tle Sisters o f the Poor, Mass ates the seminary, was founded 8:30 a.m. 'Living Room Retreats' of vocations for Thy service. have ever seen.” by St. Vincent. 0 Mary, Queen of the Clergy, Thursday, April 23, St. Anne’s, MMimiimumiiiiimdmtitiimmiimiimi iimmnmiiiiMinmiiiniimiimMMiiimiuv The seminarians, also accord­ pray for us; obtain for us many Confirmation, '7:30 p.m. ing to a custom of long standing, and holy priests. Will Speak at Heights Sunday, April 26, Holy Ghost, will serve breakfast to the De Priest Will Be Speaker (An indulgence of 300 days.) The Week in Confirmation, 4 p.m. Paul members in the seminary re­ Baroness Elisabeth von Gut- ters house and feed the women Regional Meetings for Seminary The Rev. Martin Roll, O.F.M. of the Denver Archdiocesan MEMORARE fectory following the Mass. in training. Drive Seminary Building tenberg, direct descendant of St. Cap., of Pittsburgh, Pa., director I ^-ouncil of Catholic Women, in Remember, O most gracious After breakfast, the quarterly More than 320 women have al­ Monday, April 27, Sterling, Elizabeth of Hungary, a n d 1 f j-i. A u r A .. The Knights of Columbus hall, Virgin Mary, ihat nevei was it meeting of the Denver Particular ready been trained in the center, 6:30 p.m. general of the Archconfraternity Fund Campaign council will be conducted in the founder and president of a fa­ known that anyone 'vho fled to founded in 1950, and there is Tuesday, April 28, Colorado of Christian Mothers since 1944, Thursday, April 23. His topic will thy protection, implored thy presence o f the Archbishop, mous Bavarian training center a long waiting list. The work Springs, 7 p.m. j Sunday, April 19— “ Campaign will address the annual open be “ Social Pressures on the many priests of the area, the for women, will lecture at Lo- has proved of such stupendous Wednesday, April 29, Denver, help, or sought thine interces­ Bulletin No. II” will be dis­ meeting of the Denver deanery Home.” sion, was left unaided. Inspired seminary faculty iriemb'ers, arid rettoj Heights college April 23 at value to Germany that the 7 p.m. tributed at all Masses in all the seminarians. Judge Joseph J. 11:30 a.m. She is the co-author Father Roll appeared on the with this confidence, I fly unto churches. Hierarchy now plans to open Monday, May 4, Glenwood thee, O Virgin of virgins, ray Walsh, president of the Particu­ with Sheridan Spearman of the other centers in principal cities, Springs, 6:30 p.m. ' NBC-TV network Sundays dur­ First exchange of pulpits by lar council, will preside at the newly published Holding the ing March Tn a program called Mother; to thee I come, before pastors. patterned after the Cloister In- thee I stand, sinful and sorrow­ meeting and introduce members Stirrup. dersdorff. Wednesday, May 6, St. Eliza­ “Living R o ^ Retreats.” Tuesday, April 21— All par­ who will present short talks on ful. O Mother of the Word In­ Through the chaotic inter-war The Baroness will relate some beth’s, Confirmation, 7 :30 p.m. All Catholic women of Denver ishes in all regions will hold the special works of the society, carnate, despise not my peti­ years when Hitler was rising to of her experiences during the Thursday, May 7, St. Dom­ and suburbs are invited. A large meetings, to be attended by such as hospital visitation, etc. tions, but in thy clemency hear power, the families of the Bar­ black years of the war. inic’s, Confirmation, 7 :30 p.m. delegation of presidents and rep­ pastors, assistants, parish A ftel the secretary has pre and answer me. Amen. oness and her Husband carried on resentatives from all affiliated chairmen and associate par- sented highlights of the society’s (3 years; plenary, if recited a continuous and dangerous fight organizations is also expected. * ish chairmen, and division activities of the past year, Walter daily for an entire month; Sept. against Communism and the Registration will open at 1 chairmen. Purpose: Selec­ Wade, president of the Loyola Guardian Angels' Burse 8, 1935.) Fuehrer. It was a cousin, Count o’clock and the meeting will tion of team chairmen by council, will report on the « URBAN J. VEHR von Stauffenberg, who in the begin at 1 :30. division chairmt.i. group’s visitation of the poor in The program consists of a Archbishop v ? Denver their homes. Since this activity Now Past Halfway Mark short business meeting, election A total o f $237 was contri­ $1,500; and Cathedral parish, jof officers, election of the Com­ buted in the past week to the Denver, $64.85. munity Center board, and then Pastors of Archdiocese to Exchange Guardian Angels’ burse, the Donors to the Guardian An­ jthe guest speaker. Father Roll, Denver archdiocesan fund for the gels’ burse follow: A friend, Den­ I who will be introduced by Mrs. education of students for the ver, $2; Katherine E. Smith, Albert Riede, chairman of fam­ priesthood. The burse now stands Denver, in memory of the de­ ily and parent education. Pulpits Apr. 19, May 3 for Fund Talks at $3,187. ceased members of her family, A tea will follow the meeting In addition, the Sacred Heart $200; N. N., Denver, $10; anony­ with the Denver Deanery board mous, Denver, $20; and Katie members as hostesses. The com­ One of the high points of the Seminary Building Fund campaign will be the ex­ league of St. Francis de Sales’ change of pulpits by pastors on Sundays, April 19 and May 3. Sermons on the campaign Smith, Denver, $5. mittee in charge, headed by parish, Denver, added $5 to the Gifts to the Guardian Angels’ Mrs. Lou J. Weber, includes will be given in all churches of the archdiocese by the visiting priests. parish burse; Presentation par­ burse may be sent to Archbishop Mmes. James Kenney, Jack The purpose o f the exchange ish, Denver, $146.56 to its burse; Urban J. Vehr, 1536 Logan jWard, Charles Kurtz, and James Rev. Walter J. Canavan of the Rev. Charles H. Hagus of An­ St. Charles’ parish, Stratton, street, Denver. Father Roll iKoning. will be to bring more fully to Cathedral, Denver. nunciation, Denver. the Catholics of the Archdiocese St. Rose of Lima’s, Denver— Cure d’Ars, Denver— Rt. Rev. of Denver the meaning and ex­ Rev. John Harley Schmitt of All Harold V. Campbell of Bffessed tent of the campaign. Archbishop Saints’, Denver. Sacrament, Denver. 38,707 in Parishes Outside Denver Area Urban J. Vehr said in announc­ Sacred Heart, Denver — Rt. (Turn to Page S — Column S) ing the exchange. The event will be one of the Western Slope Has Meeting Baroneii von Guttenberg rare occasions on which the mem­ 138,483 Attend Easter Masses bers of the clergy of the arch­ Showing the scope of the Leadville,'and M. C. Bosco, Glen­ summer of 1945 carried "a bomb diocese have exchanged pulpits, campaign to expand St. wood Springs, chairraeh; the in his briefcase to a meeting; with Ajotal of 138,483 persons at­ on Easter is 23,054 more than 19,017 at Christmas,-and 15,820 Communions. St. Peter’s, Greeley, Thomas' seminary, more Very Rev. Clapenci E. Kessler, Hitler, and was shot for his act. had 1,834 at Mass and 921 Com­ and the effect is expected to be Glenwood S ^ n g s, / and Charles tended Mass in churches o f the the 115,429 reported for Christ­ more than the 5,801 average for When World war II broke, an important factor in arousing than 60 lay and clerical E. Beatty, j/eadvilfe, vice chair­ Archdiocese o f Denver on Easter mas, 1952, and 50,232 more than the Sundays in May. munions. Elisabeth’s husband and sons wide interest in the campaigtj and leaders of the Glenwood man ; and the /H ev. Thomas Sunday. Figures for parishes out­ the 88,251 average reported for St. Mary’s parish, Colorado Other parishes with Mass at­ Barry, KremmHng, and W. W. were drawn in unwillingly. Both its objectives. Springs area met Monday night, he and their oldest son lost their side of Denver and suburbs, re­ the Sundays o f May, 1952. Springs, leads the Easter report tendance o f more than 1,000 were Walsh, Redcliff, special gifts April 13, with Archbishop Urban lives in the war, '' Details of the exchange were J. Vehr to discuss plans of the chairmen. leased* this week by the Chancery The Communions for Easter for parishes outside of Denver as the follow ing: Sacred Heart par­ After the war, Sllisabeth saw handled by the clerical speakers drive. Pastors, assistants, and parish office, reveal Mass attendance of are an increase o f 7,852 above the it did in the two previous surveys, ish, Boulder, 1,667 at Mass and the necessity of re-Christianizing chairmen, the Rt. Rev. Monsr Archdiocesan chairmen attend­ and associate chairmen attending 38,707 in these churches. The 63,759 reported at Christrnas, with 3,424 at -Mass and 1,474 861 Communions; Corpus the Germany in which Hitler had the meeting from the area were gnors John P. Moran and Joseph ing the dinner with the Arch­ systematically tried to' stamp figure,for the Denver area, pub­ and 50,419 more than the 21,192 Communions. Christi, Colorado Springs, 1,367 bishop were the Rt. Rev. Mon­ from Asijen, Basalt,, flarble, P. O ’Heron, the Rev. Francis J. out the faith. With the Approval lished last week, was 99,776. average for the Sundays o f May. St. Anthony’s, Sterling, again and 648; Divine Redeemer, Colo­ signors H. V. Campbell and Craig, Glenwood Springs, Gyp­ of Cardinal Faulhaber, and with Kappes, and the Rev. Edward A. Gregory Smith, executive clerical sum, Kremmling, Granby, Wal­ In churches outside Denver and For the parishes, outsidA Den-- was in second place, with 2,270 rado Springs, 1,152 and 574; the co-operation of professors, Leyden. chairman; John J. Sullivan, arch­ den, Leadville, B reck en rid g e, suburbs 21,621 persons received ver and suburbs, the Easter Mass at Mass and 1,459 Communions. Sacred Heart, Colorado Springs, doctors, and theologians, she diocesan chairman, all of Denver; Pairplay, Climax, Mlnturn, Eagle, The visiting priests and the founded a center to train women Communi^p. Added to the 49,990 attendance of 38,707 was an in­ St. Augustine’s, Brighton, 1,250 and 831; St. Joseph’s, Fort Robert R. Menhennett, Kremm- Redcliff, Gilman, Rifle, Meeker, pulpits they will occupy in the in practical skills and Christian in the see city area, this brings crease of 5,126 over the 33,581 which held third place in the May Collins, 1,397 and 978; Out ling; Jerome Carroll, Meeker; New Castle, Silt, Rangely, Steam­ principles, and to send them back various campaign regions on Sun­ John J. Joy, Craig; and Charles boat Springs, ML Harris, and the total of Communions in the reported at Christmas, and 12,- survey and lost it to St. Peter’s, Lady of Peace, Greeley, 1,280 and to their communities as apostolic day, April 19, are: P. Murphy, Walden. Oak Creek. archdiocese on Easter Sunday to 725 above the 25,982 average of Greeley, at Christmas, regained 734; and St. John the Baptist’s, Region I firebrands. She established the Rerional leaders attending were The Very Rev. Edward L. Hor­ center at Cloister *Indersdorff, 71,'611. the Sundays in May. The 21,621 third place in the Easter report Longmont, 1,128 and 806. Annunciation, Denver—Very the ’Very Rev. Edward L. Horgan, gan, Leadville, was toastmaster. outsid* Munich, where the lie- .T he total o f 138,483 at Mass Communions are 2^604 above the with 2,111 at Mass and .1,141 (Sea table on page 3.)

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JOHN J. SULLIVAN, archdiocesan chairman of the campaign for expanding facilities at St. Thomas’ semi­ nary, is shown addressing the group at the regional dinner in Den­ MORE THAN 370 CHAIRMEN of the parish hall in Denver. Attending the dinner, be- ver. Mr. Sullivan, noting that the Archbishop’s silver jubilee as ENTHUSIASM RAN HIGH at the re­ cilities of St. Thomas’ .seminary i.s “ God’s Work.” Seminary Building Fund campaign met side.s the Archbishop, were the archdiocesan, re­ Denver Ordinary will be celebrated in 1956, said a successful cam­ gional dinner in Colorado Springs April The regional dinners brought together for tha paign would be the finest tribute possible to pay him for his 25 with Archbishop Urban J. Vehr of Denver at the gional, parish, and associate chairmen, pastors 7 in St. Mary’s school hall, where Archbishop first time lay and clerical leaders of the cam­ years’ service.— (Photo by Smyth) regional dinner meeting April 6 in St. Dominic’s and assistants of region I.— (Photo by Smyth) Vehr said that providing the funds to expand fa- paign.— ( Knutson-Bowers photo) A Campaign Editorial Pastors Will Exchange Pulpits for Fund Talks A Waiting Treasure BREAKFAST SPECIAL (Continued From Page One) I St. Elizabeth’s, Denver— Rev. rado Springs— Rev. Anthony G. — Rev. Sylvester Gilmartin of Served Daily and Sunday — Closed Saturday You can’t take it with voii. Blessed Sacrament, Denver— Leonard Gall of St. Leo’s, Den­ Elzi of Corpus Christi, Colorado Sacred Heart, Peetz. How often have you heard that rather threadbare cliche? Rev. John W. Scannell of Christ ver. Springs. St. Anthony’s, Julesburg— One strip bacon, one fried egg and two 4 5 ^ Too often, probably, and yet, so very true are these words the King, Denver. Our Lady of Lourdes, Den- St. Mary’s, Colorado Springs Rev. E. J. Verschraeghen of St. griddle cakes with syrup and butler. that their continued use is demanded. • Rt. Rev. Joseph P.ver — Rev. Duane Theobald of Di­ Anthony’s, Sterling. St. John t h e Evangelist’s, Nowhere could the truth of the phrase be more unquestion­ O’Heron of St. Louis’, Denver. vine Redeemer, Colorado St. Peter’s, Crook— Rev. John Denver— Rev. William J. Mul- able than in Catholic giving; yet, even here it tells only half Holy Family, Denver— Monsi­ Springs. A. Canjar of St. John’s, Stone- 17th Street cahy of Cure d’Ars, Denver. the story. Common sense tells us material wealth cannot be gnor James F. Flanagan of St. St. Michael’s, Calhan— Rev. ham. Between taken from this world into the next. But through Catholic faith St. Catejan’s, Denver— Rev. Mary Magdalene’s, Denver. Andrew Mantua, C.R., of Our St. John’s, Yuma— Rev. Jo­ we must believe that such wealth as we give in the true spirit of Forrest Allen of Holy Family, St. Anne’s, Arvada— Rt. Rev. Lady of Guadalupe, Colorado seph A. Korb of St. Andrew’s, Welton anil sacrifice to the support of the Church will be waiting for us Denver. .Ychille Sommaruga of St. Pat­ Springs. Wray. California in the vaults of heaven in magnitude a hundredfold greater. St. Patrick’s, D e n v e r— Rt. rick’s, Denver. Corpus Christi, Colorado St. Andrew’s, W r a y— Rev. One. of the principal elements di.stinguishing our faith Rev. John R. Mulroy of Holy St. Ignatius Loyola’s, Denver Springs— Rev. John F. Nelson, Clement V. Gallagher of St. from all other systems of belief is sacrifice. Ghost, Denver. Rt. Rev. William M. Higgins O.M.I., of Sacred Heart, Colo­ John’s, Y'uma. .Sacrifice is the quality that has helped sustain and lift Our Lady of Grace, Denver of St. Philomena’s, Denver, rado Springs. St. Mary’s, Brush— Rev. Wil­ Catholicity throughout the centuries since the birth of Christ. — Rt. Rev. John Judnic of Holy St. J 0 s e p h’s Redemptorist, Our Lady of Guadalupe, Colo­ liam Coyne of St. Joseph’s, Ak­ In many forms it has made saints from sinners. As the Rosary, Denver Denver— Rev. Barry J. Wogan rado Springs — Rev. Michael ron. epitome of selflessness, it has opened the gates of heaven for Christ the King, Denver— of St. Rose of Lima’s, Denver. Harrington of St. Paul’s, Bfoad- Region IV Christians who indulged in it. We all know of cases out of Rev. John Donohoe, C.M., of Most Precious Blood, Denver moor, Colorado Springs. history and in contemporary experience in which sacrifice has Most Precious Blood, Denver. — Rt. Rev. Eugene A. O’Sulli­ Sacred Heart, Colorado St. Joseph’s, Leadville— Rev. provided the inspiration needed to overcome human frailties, van of St. Vincent de Paul’s, Robert Btypigan of St. Mary’s, Cathedral, Denver — Rev. Springs— Rev. Omer Foxhoven From the minute rou itep inside the briffht, cheerful bringing to the fore the nature of the Holy Trinity which lies, so John J. Regan of Mother of Denver. of St. Victor’s, Victor. Aspen. elsssroom to befin your trainins you’ll sense soraethinf Holy Name, Steamboat often dormant, in all of us. God, Denver. St. Therese’s, A u ro^ — Rev. Region III entirely different shout the Comptometer School. The opportunity is offered us today, through our seminary St. Bernadette’s, D e n v e r— Austin DiBenedetto, O.S.M., of Springs— Rev. Robert M. Syr- campaign, to demonstrate our awareness of the value of sacrifice. Assumption, Denver. St. Joseph’s, Akron — Rev, ianey, St. Michael’s, of Craig. Instructors are pleasant and friendly Rev. James Moynihan of Our Leo F. Patrick of St. Mary's, In addition, we will be helping the Church arm itself for the Lady of Grace, Denver. St. Joseph’s, (Polish), Rev. St. Mary’s, Rifle— Rev. Clar­ Course is short and interesting Brush. ence Kessler of St. Stephen’s, never-ceasing battle against the forces of evil by increasing St. Francis de Sales’ , Denver John Haley of St. Anne's, Ar­ Tuition reasonable— One Fee— No Extras the facilities for training our priests. vada. St. John’s, Stoneham— Rev. Glenwood Springs. — Rev. Damen L. McCaddon of Charles Salmon of St. Peter’s, New day and evening classes start each week It has been argued that the need for sacrifice and the Our Lady of Lourdes, Denver. St. Patrick’s, Fort Logan— St. Michael’s, C r a i g— Rev. miracles which can result from jacrifice vanished with the Middle Rev. Andrew E. Warwick of St. Crook. Thomas Barry of St. Peter’s, Graduates secure the "choice” positions at "top” salaries St. Catherine’s, Denver— Rev. St. Patrick’s, Holyoke— Rev. Ages.- No argument is easier to disprove: countless thousands of Thomas Lo Cascio, O.S.M., of Joseph’s, Golden. Kremmling. Free "lifetime” placement service through our 166 schools James F. Halloran of St. Peter’s, St. Patrick’s, Minturn — Rev. oiir combat veterans can and have testified to the existence of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, Den­ St. Louis’, Englewood— Rev. located in all major cities miracles in the present. Frederick D. McCallin of St. Fleming. Edward L. Horgan of Annuncia­ ver. St. Pete r’s, Greeley— Rev. The lengthening shadow cast by those who shriek anti- Sts. Peter and Paul’s, Den­ Mary’s, Littleton. tion, Leadville. Herman Leite of St. Helena’s, St. Mary’s, Aspen —■ Rev. We invite you to phone, write or visit our School. Christ doctrines demands the vigilance of all of us to see to the ver— Rev. Matthias J. Blenkush All Saints’, Denver— Rev. An­ strengthening of our faith. It may be added that unless all Cath­ thony Weinzapfel of St. Pat­ Fort Morgan. George Spehar of St. Joseph’s, of Presentation, Denver. St. Pete I ’s, Fleming— Rev. olics unite to bolster their faith, the sacrificial gifts of the future Holy Ghost, Denver— Rev. rick’s, Fort Logan. Leadville. J A c (^jornphimkA Sdw cl Francis J. Brady of St. Pat­ Annunciation, Leadville.— in our own America may well include martyrdom. John E. Casey, S.J., of Sacred St. Joseph’s, D e n V e r— Rev. If we, as Catholics, can refuse to give a SACRIFICIAL “ Fair Louis J. Mertz of St. Therese’s, rick’s, Holyoke. Rev. Joseph Leberer of St. Pat­ 831 14th St. KE. 4274 Heart, Denver. Sacred Heart, Peetz— Rev. Share” to our Church, we rob the Church of every chance to Aurora. rick’s, Minturn. Denrer, Colo. Don Klein, St. Anthony of Padua’s, Den­ John Stein of St. Catherine of St. Stephen’s, Glenwood combat atheism and moral neutrality, and if a Catholic purge ver— Rev. John J. Doherty of St. Mary Magdalene’s, Den­ Siena’s, Iliff. Springs— Rev. Edward Fraez- Owned and Operated hj the Felt & Tarrant should arise here, as it has in other nations, we will have denied St. Bernadette’s, Denver. ver— Rev. Robert McMahon of not only our faith, but our belief in the very existence of Sts. Peter and Paul’s, Wheat St. Anthony’s, Sterling— Rev. kowski of St. Mary’s, Rifle. Manufacturing Compan)', Manufactnreri of the Assumption, Denver — Very Albert Puhl of St. Anthony’s, St. Peter’s, Kremmling— Rev. Comptometer Adding and Calculating Machina. God Himself. Rev. John Ordinas, C.R., of St. ridge. But, on the other hand, if we become inspired with the spirit St. Augustine’s, Brighton— Julesburg. Edward G. Prinster of Holy Catejan’s, Denver. St. Catherine of Siena’s, Iliff Name, Steamboat Springs. of sacrifice— so vital to the growth of the Church through the Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, Rev. Paul Fife of Sacred Heart ages— we may rest assured that the Church will ride victorious Denver— Rev. Delisle A. La- of Jesus, Boulder. and our gifts to God in this world will be waiting for us with mieux, J.C.D., of St, Cather­ St. Thomas Aquinas’, Boul­ compound interest in the next. ine’s, Denver. der— Rev. Kevin Carr, O.S.B., Presentation, Denver — Rev. of Sacred Heart of Mary, Boul­ George Forquer, O.P., of St. der. Dominic’s, Denver. Sacred Heart of Jesus, Boul­ for FIRST St. Dominic’s, Denver— Very der— Rev. Roy Figlino of St. HOLY Rev. Fabian Joyce, O.F.M., of Augustine’s, Brighton. St. Elizabeth’s, Denver. Sacred Heart, Cheyenne Mother of God, Denver— Rt. Wells— Rev. Paul D. Slattery of Rev. Gregory Smith o f St. St. Catherine’s, Burlington. COMMUNION Francis de Sales’ , Denver. St. Catherine’?, Burlington— St. Philomena’s, D e n v e r— Rev. Francis Brem, S.M.B., of Rev. Edward P. Murphy, S.J., Sacred Heart, Cheyenne Wells." ond CONFIRMATION of St. Ignatius Loyola’s Denver. St. Mary’s, Littleton — Rev. St. Vincent de Paul’s, Den­ Walter L. Steidle of Sacred ver— Rev. William V, Powqrs of Heart, Elbert. Clarke Church GockIr St. James’, Denver. St. Paul’s, Idaho Springs— St. James’, Denver— Rt. Rev. Rev. Joseph Bosch of Christ the John P. Moran of St. John the King, Evergreen. Evangelist’s, Denver. St. John the Baptist’s, Long­ St. Leo’s, Denver— Very Rev. mont— Rev. Richard M. Duffy style finger4ip Paul E. Schwarz, C.SS.R., of of St. Joseph’s, Fort Collins. St. Joseph’s Redemptorist, Den­ Our Lady of Peace, Greeley— ver. Rev. Martin Arno, O.S.B., of DINVIKINDVSTIUAIMNK Holy Rosary, Denver— Rev. St. Therese’s, Frederick. John Guzinski of St. Joseph’s St. Helena’s, Fort Morgan— VEILS ------CEORCI P. ROCK. Pnsidtttf Rt. Rev. Bernard J. Froegel of >1534 Colifomia 5t. W"::----- t“ (Polish), Denver. ^ ^ Oppositt Donvor Dry Goods Co.;-y*Phona MAin 3153 ^ St. Peter’s, Greeley. Holy Family, Fort Collins— Rev. Dominic Morera, S.F., of Additional Our Lady of Peace, Greeley. Style No. 387 St. Charles’ , Stratton— Rev. ' ' 4 a ' ' ... Leonard Abercrombie of St. An­ Parish Chairmen thony’s, Hugo. Additional names of parish and Christ the King, Evergreen— as.sociate chairmen in the Sem­ Rev. Francis P. Potempa of inary Building Fund campaign Idaho Springs. have been sent to headquarters. St. John the Evangelist’s, The names follow, with chairmen Loveland— Rev. Joseph Hannon, first and associates next. O.S.B., of St. Ida’s, Lafayette. Good Shepherd Mitiion, Denver St. Joseph’s, Fort Collins— Dick Zerr Rev. James Mahrer, O.S.B., of Gilcrest Mittlon, Gilcrest St. John the Baptist’s, Long­ Mike Carillo mont. Lucerne Minion, Lucerne Sacred Heart of Mary, Boul­ Gavino Ruiz- der— R e V. Raymond Layton, Gill Mission, Gill O.S.B., of St. Louis’, Louisville. to own the safest tires made! Henry Carpio St. Ida’s, Lafayette — Rev. St. Ignatius’ Mission, Rangely Francis J. Kappes of St. John Thomas McGuirk the Evangelist’s, Loveland. NEW James Kaysbier Sacred Heart, Roggen— Rev. Veil #996 St. Mary’s Parish, Rifle. Thomas A. Doran, S.T.D., of St. Robert W. Cook Nicholas’, Platteville. Styled for $Q .50 GENERiUi James Caytbn St. Nicholas’, Platteville— Jr. Miss V Holy Family Mission, Meeker Rev. Charles Sanger of Sacred Jerome Carroll Heart, Roggen. St. Anthony’s, Hugo— R e v. Bernard V. Stephenson Edward Dinan of St. Charles’, TIRES Our Lady of Pence Parish, Stratton. Greeley FOR GIRLS At little at Region II FOR BOYS Louis Albarron PRAYER BOOKS white leatherette Tony Guerro St. Victor’s, V i c t 0 r— Rev. William Zolp of St. Michael’s, MEDALS AND CHAINS * 25c - 57c - 70c Women Accountants Calhan. Plastic Bound with Beautifully colored Divine Redeemer, Colorad< in Sterling Silver^...... $1.25-$1.55 The American Society of Springs— Rt. Rev. William K l _ picture ...... $1.00-$1.20 Women Accountants will hold a PER WEEK of St. Mary’s, Colorado Spring. dinner meeting at 6 :45 p.m PRAYER BOOKS Black Bnd...... 25e up ROSARIES, white...... 25e-45e-70c-80c 6:70 X 15 St. Paul’s, Broadmoor, Colo­ April 21, at Jackspot on West Medals and Chains in sterling silver Here'S your big Colfax. C. Edgar Kettering, ROSARIES BIqck ...... 25e-45c-70e-75c executive vice president of the Parish Team Chairmen $1.20-$1.40-$1.70 opportunity to own YourJ International 'Trust company, a set o f famous will speak on “ Wills and Es­ To Be Selected Apr. 21 Black Case for Boyi - White Pune for Girls General Tires. Get tates.” old tires COMMUNION SETS with Prayer Book, Roteries and Scapular 1.55 - 1.75 - $2.25 set now for months Parish and mission team o f safe, low-cost can bel The Denver Catholic chairmen in the Seminary mileage ahead. W e’ll Building Fund campaign or­ the Down ganization will be selected CLfIRKe S CHURCH G O O D S HOUSE pay big money for the Register Tuesday, April 21. dangerous mileage Payment | Published We'skly by the These chairmen will be sel­ left in j^our old tires. Catholic Press Society, Inc., ected by division chairmen who James Clark Come in today! 938 Bannock Street, Denver, were chosen last week at meet­ Colo. ing’^ by the pastors, assistants, “TA* IFeif’i Largett^ Church Gdhds Supply H^u$e'* . Subscription: $3.00 P e r parish chairmen, and associate Year Sold in combination with chairmen. Joe Kavanaugh, Inc ’The Register, National Edi­ Team chairmen will be re­ tion, in Archdiocese of Den­ sponsible for choosing team Established 1902 1633 Tremont Place ver. members to carry the Arch­ 30 Years in Some Location bishop’s appeal into every TAbor 3789 Denver 2, Cola. Locally Owned and Operated - Entered as Second Class Matter at the Post Office Catholic home in the diocese 7th at Lincoln TA. 1261 Denve.'’, Colo. for subscriptions to the cam- paign. ^ m Thursday, April 16, 1953 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 PAGE THREE Faith, Hope, and Charity Attendance at Easter Masses ^ In Parishes Outside af Denver and Suburbs

\an Board of Lay Advisers lAN Ct • 6 2 LeadYrille.— Establishment of a »K lAN *• W be of great assistance to us in 44 j s j ; ! IS ^ 0» Jt e m lay advisory board” for St. s * « •Is "1 bringing the best type o f hospital t incent’s hospital in Leadville care to the people o f this region,” i t V PARISHES ^ fi-l I 2 W she said. u •< .. OUTSIDE DENVER , 1 - i - iSlJ u l 1 Charles E. Beatty, division i. 1 ' E -s in ‘|5 >■ e 9 manager o f the Public Service -<-Auxiliary Bishop Roman R. Atkielski. First Communion The sermon will be given by Cardinal Stritch, who preceded Sets for Boys Archbishop Kiley as Arch­ A new Finger-tip length and Girls bishop of Milwaukee. efore you s i^ up to buy a home, Veil in one size only to Archbishop Kiley was born Rev. B. J. Paolazzi Not. 13, 1876, in Cape Breton, Each set consists of check to see just how much the proposed home * fit all girls of First Com­ "Jesus Help Me" proyer- Bohemian Girl and the oratoria Nova Scotia. He finished studies for the priesthood in b o 0 k, beautiful rosary. “ The Creation” of Haydn. Each munion age. of these productions met with the North American college, financing is costing you now and over the years. Communion Pin, Mt. Car­ great success. During the past Rome, where he was ordained mel Scapular and in an two years this group has been June 10, 1911. Remember, too, that with Midland’s Each packed in a attractively cLesigned car­ inactive, but is now being revivi; He served as priest in Chi­ / • rying Kit. fied with a presentation of Ros­ cago until 1926, when he was "Economy Home Loan" plan, you pay just window display box. sini’s. oratorio “ Stabat Mater,” named spiritual director o f the to be given in Phipps auditorium North American college in May 11 and 13 under the direc­ Rome. $ 3 7 5 0 for the total loan fee $1.55 $2.85 tion of Father Paolozzi. ' He was consecrated Bishop 'i $2-25 Lillian Covillo’s School of of Trenton March 17, 1934, regardless of the amount borrowed. Ballet will present a religious and was promoted to Arch­ dance sequence at the perform' bishop of Milwaukee Jan. 5, $3.60 ance of the “Stabat Mater." 1940. Christopher TV Show Guest Stars Listed FEDERAL SAVINGS & Other CHilidren's Prayerbooks Some o f the guetU on forth­ William Hart sum up the coming Christopher programs, sense and purpose o f the Du­ MIDUND LOAN ASSOCIATION carried on KFEL-TV (Chan­ pont Cavalcade of America as “Pray Always,” “Welcome Jesus” or “ Jesus Make Me nel 2) Mondays at 4:15 p.m. series; are es follows) < May 11, Lloyd Nolan tells 17TH AT GLENARM 7895 WEST COLFAX Worthy” in a variety of quality bindings in black and white April 20, Tito Guizar; * what he considers to be a to suit every taste. Available singly or in kit combinations. April 27, Art Linkletter tails sense o f purpose in the acting DOWNTOWN Office, J E f ff R S O N COUNTY O f f i c e , the story o f bis climb to fame; profession; TAbor0191 BEImont 3-6589 May 4, John Driscoll and May 18, Maureen O’Sullivan, PAGE FOUR Office, 938 Bannock Sfreef THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keyifone 4205 Thursday, April 16, 1953 Viewpoints of Leaders on Archdiocesan Drive for Seminary and Parish Needs church and a parochial school gle for their sacred goal, the members suffer with it. , (I the West. We cannot be less that the seminary brings about. which even partial compensation I In the Archdiocesan fund cam- Work of Seminary presuppose a pastor; no priest priesthood. Cor, xii, 12). generous of our time and money What a grand thought it is to can be made only to future gen- paign, St. Catherine’s will do its or pastor would be available When you are asked for your Even to him with one talent and prayers than were the Cath­ know that by ,our prayers, our erations. | “ Fair Share” and more. Most Important of All without a place to prepare him­ support in this most worthy may Christ say o f his “ Fair olic men and women of yester­ work, and sacrifices we are help­ self, and this place is the sem­ cause, remember that the semi­ Share” gift to Catholic causes: year. Out of sheer gratitude for ing in the training of seminar­ inary. nary is the cradle of the priest­ ‘.‘Well done, good and faithful the faith that is ours we .will find ians who one day as priests will By Rt. Rev. William Kipp To us in the true fold, this hood. In all the world the human servant!” in this challenge to our generosity supply the needs of the Chupch Endorsement Committee seminary project must have and heart protects the child: In this here in our archdiocese. No more The current building pro­ does have even a greater appeal case, the seminarian, your future worthy cause could be put be­ priest and pastor. Our family Unity of Purpose fore us for our consideration and gram for the seminary is a than an orphanage, or any other charitable institution. We Cath­ has grown greatly since you and our sacrifices. most important project to olics generously support our or­ I were young. We positively and Will Bring Strength Whatever we do to further the every Catholic in the Archdio- phanages and other institutions distressingly need additional success of the Archbishop’s cam­ for the destitute, but in cdse we room and living quarters for By paign, whatever sacrifices we may make, whatever we give in a should neglect to do so, some one our young men in St. Thomas’ Rl. Rev. Joseph Bosetti, V.G. else, probably the county or the seminary. With your kind and monetary way, will come back to state, would step in and provide generous help this condition can Endorsement Committee us a hundredfold in this life, for those in need of care and easily be remedied. Our Archbishop has called very often in kind; and it is that charity of which our Divine Sav­ help. Let each individual give his upon us to provide money to or her “ Fair Share,” and do this ior speaks, which covers a mul­ Not so with the seminary. No expand facilities at St. titude of sins, and it shall help one else but ourselves will build generously in union with the Thomas’ seminary and establish us in the Day of Judgment. and support a seminary. This Great High Priest and His a fund to assist hew parishes and task is absolutely ours, and Blessed Mother. They are call­ missions. rfghtly so, for no one except a ing to you to make this build­ I am certain history will prove Fund Needed to Meet Catholic is interested in a sem­ ing program a huge success, inary of our faith. And why bringing untold blessings to the announcement to be one of should they be? The future your homes. lasting importance. To me the Area's Rapid Growth priest, the product of our semi­ By Monsignor David Maloney nary, in all his activities pri­ Parable of Talents Auditing Chairman marily belongs to us, It is essential for the well­ * We Catholics, therefore, gladly Shows All Must Help arrange a place — an institu­ being of the Church in Colo­ rado that St. Thomas’ sem- tion in which young men are By Msgr. E. J. Kolka NO MONEY OOWN! trained and from vliich they go Special Gifts Chairman Mongignor Cullen forth as Ambassadors of Christ to care for our spiritual needs. In the great project that a small indication o f what our This place, this institution, ded­ lies before us it is essential religion means to us. icated to our spiritual needs, in to success that each of us I know the Catholic Church this archdiocese is St. 'Thomas’ does his “ Fair Share.” Fallen na­ in the Rocky Mountain West seminary in Denver. will be blessed in the years ahead Monsignor Kipp ture leads us away from unity to Today, right now, let us get individualism — even ^oism . by the success of this crusade. cese of Denver. We rightfully behind this worthy project and Class, race, national egoism have Our reward will surely be found claim that it is even far more give it our full support, spiritu­ in the knowledge that our important than the building of ally, financially, and morally. sacrifice made possible the edu­ parish churches or parochial We Catholics love and cherish cation of priests of God. Certain­ schools. There would be no parish our priests. Let us not fail our ly our memories will be held in church or parochial school if younger generation in their noble benediction. there were no seminary. A parish and sometimes very hard strug­ Priest's Vocation ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S PARISH Came in 1st Drive

Patronise These Friendly Firms Monsignor Bosetti By Rev. Thomas Barry Special Gifts Chairman news of this great program sug' gests many favorable comments, The announcement that Joe Buckmaster Motors but most o f all, I should like to (Minbtr of St. VIneoiit Si rni’i Pirlih) there was to be a campaign say simply: for the enlargement of St. Specializing in Ford & Mercury Service “ I wholeheartedly endorse Thomas’ seminary brought joy Monaignor Maloney Also General Repairs — Bkelly Gas ^ Archbishop Vehr’s program.” to my soul. Anything that is in Perhaps I ought to quit right ipary continue to function as a Factory Equipment on Lawnmower Sharpening any way connected with St, there; after all, that is a precise well-equipped and efficient train­ E. Bayaud and S. M a d i s o n ______FR 8711 Thomas’ seminary would make statement of my attitude toward ing school for the priests of this our campaign. And yet, more me happy. In fact it was the archdiocese. ' campaign of the late 1920s and than just a campaign to build It is also essential that our 1930s for St. Thomas’ that put LEN'S Pharmacy an addition to the seminary, I Archbishop be in a position to PLUMBING the idea of becoming a priest . L. C. FEHE, Prop. believe this is an opportunity for meet the rapid development of BRICKEY & M O U O T into my mind to begin with. Membor St. Vlncint do Ponl’o Pirfib us to make a very tangrible con­ this region by acquiring, at a I spent eight extremely happy Have Your Doctor Phone FRANK MOLLOT, Owntr tribution to the cause of mankiqd. seasonable time, sites for future Shop, SP. 230S Res., SP. 9122 years at St. Thomas’. And so I ) Ui Your Proocriplion Monsignor Kolka It requires considerable cour­ parish churches and schools, and Remodeling, Repairing owe the seminary a deep per­ age to look ahead in these days that he be able to set up mission 2707 E. Louisiana RA. 3739 or Now Work sonal debt of gratitude— a debt, brought misery and suffering to with world events possibly fore­ chapels and parishes when they At Loalilin* and Booth Clirton FHA Flninelnc 669 S. Foarl I fear, I will never be able ade­ us, so poignantly symbolized by shadowing a dark future. Yet the are needed. quately to repay. This is my the news dispatches o f today people of the archdiocese realize Neither of these two critical opportunity to try. It will be a Washington Park Mkt. from “ Heartbreak Ridge.” that our greatest bulwark of pro­ needs of our archdiocese is pos­ labor of love. Open Sundays, 9 to 1 All the good in the world Is tection is the Catholic Church, sible without money. Red & White Food Stores I ara glad of an opportunity Week Days 7 to 7 BILL HUGHES, Prop. done by unity under God. It was and that in her strength lies our Nothing that we can do as sin that broke up man into iso­ hope. to assist the Archbishop in per­ priests or laymen to preserve the Hawes Food Store Complete Food Service lated units. It IS through our The seminary is certainly a petuating ourselves in the priest­ faith for Catholic generations to unity in God’s love that we can primaiy factor, probably the most hood. To do that, we must have come can be so valuable as the Booker Hawta — GayU Htwti 598 South GHpin accomplish the task we have set essential factor, in spreading the a seminary. Without the semi loyal support of this present cam­ A Bi-Low Store "It’s Smart to Bo Thrifty” for ourselves. doctrines of the Church and thus paign. In giving our support we Quality Meats — Each of us is different in offering a solution or a way of should remember that our prayers Groceries The firms listed here grace, for the strength and solving many of the world’s ills. are asked, first of all, then our beauty o f the Church is her unity It may rightfully be called a loyal and self-sacrificing work in Fresh S: Froxen Fruits deserve to be remembered in diversity. For as St. Therese weapon against the materialistic union with and under the guid­ and Vegetables when you are distributing charmingly said: “ . . . The bril­ doctrines that now seek to dis­ ance of the campaign directors, Louisiana and Clayton your patronage in the dif­ liance o f the rose and the white­ rupt our way of life. and finally a generous financial ness o f the lily do not lessen Our campaign organization is contribution in accord with the SP. 5717 ferent lines of business. the perfume of the violet or the well under way. It is growing idea of a “ Fair Share.” sweet simplicity o f the daisy.” daily as clergy and laity unite to I join my fellow priests and the Yet God loves each of us with bring success to our efforts. But, devoted lay leaders of the Arch­ the fullness of Divine Love, for in the end, it will be the united bishop’s campaign in urging the as the sun shines both on the spirit o f all of us together— Catholics of the Denver arch­ cedar and the smallest flower, so within the organization and diocese to close ranks behind our m m E BRAE the Divine Sun illumines each without— that will bring success shepherd and support his cam­ soul, great and lowly. . .” to this effort and provide the paign to the utmost of their ability. B Shopping Center God expects a return of that necessary facilities for the sem­ love in every way. One of these inary. means is to use money He has From a personal standpoint, Lack of Priests Means given us to serve Him. In this, our campaign will redound to the CONOCO PRODUCTS too, each is different but each individual benefit o f all of us. Preisser's Red & White must serve according to his abil­ The continued growth of an area Loss of M any Souls Lubrication, Car Washing, Batterlca ity. demands the advancement of the Recharged, TLra Vulcanizing Church and its facilities, which By Rev. D. A. T.«mieux Grocery and Market Christ pointed out this fact in turn betters the entire area, Special Gifts Chairman BONNIE BRAE in the Parable o f the Talents: No appeal associated with FANCY MEATS. VEGETABLES. AND “ And to one he gave five tal­ making it more attractive and en­ QUAUTY GROCERIES couraging further growth. CONOCO SERVICE ents, to another two, and to an­ our holy faith elicits as much Fr^o Delivery SPmce 4447 In this campaign, we will all 724 So. University PE. 9909 2331 E. Ohio Ave. (So. Uolv. and Ohio) other one, to each according to Father Barry interest and loyal support hear, read, and speak the phrase his particular ability . . . (and from the priests and people of “ Pray, Work, and Give” many nary, there are no priests. With­ he who had received the one went St. Catherine’s as does this ap­ The firms listed here Bonnie Brae Drug Co. times. Its importance lies in the out the priesthood, there is no away and dug in the earth and peal from our Most Reverend Alfrtd C. Anderson, Omior-Manaser fact that in prayer, work, and Mass. Without Mass, there is no deserve to be remembered hid his master’s money. And he Archbishop for St. Thomas’ sem­ sacrifice, there is a part for parish. Without a parish, there Have your Doctor phone us who had received five talents inary and for urgent expansion when you are distributing everyone in this effort. Our chil­ is nothing. It is that simple. came and brought other five tal­ of the archdiocese in new par­ your patronage in the dif­ your Prescriptions dren and those without an income ents. . . . His master said to him, Without the seminary and the ishes in the cities and mission Beers, Wines, Etc. will offer prayers for the success ferent lines of business. ‘Well done, good and faithful Archbishop many of us who are places.^ of the drive. Those who have an '|763 So. University RA. 2874 servant. . . .’ now pastors would have never It is* the seminary that gives income will be asked to give a “ And he also who had received thought of the priesthood. We “ Fair Share” o f their material owe them ever^hing. And as two talents came and said, ‘Mas­ wealth toward realization of the the mattress ter, thou did^ deliver to me two for me, I’ll give everything to goal. this campaign. SOETH GAYLORD talents; behold, I have gained In my many years o f service Here’s a tremendous oppor­ that helps relieve two more.’ His master said to to Our Heavenly Father and Our tunity for you to discover Shopping District him, “ Well done, good and faith­ Holy Mother Church I have Donors Gain Share for yourself WHY the su­ ful servant. watched this archdiocese expand perb Sealy Posturepedic M O R H m “ But he who had received the and become a source of strength In Work of Seminary Mattress is the "world’s 1092 So. one talent came and said, ‘Mas­ to the Church. The successful ful­ largest selling mattress de­ signed in cooperation with Gaylord l®A ter . . . I went away and hid thy fillment of this compaign will be By Rev. William Powers B M H -A m EMPIRE MARKET talent in the earth’ . . .But his leading Orthopedic Sur- PE. 2464 a crowning achievement, never Johnny Meyers Bob Holm master answered and said to him, equaled in our archdiocese. I am Special Gifts Chairman gMus” ! . . . AT NO COST Open Week Days and Sundays ‘Wicked and slothful servant!. . . both pleased and happy with the The Archbishop’s building TO YOU! You can experi­ 9 B.iB. to 9 p.ra. I should have got back my own ence the scientific support, SUPER MARKET manner in which the laity has program for the expansion Sealy and Only Sealy Makes Qaality Meats • Sea Foods with interest” Matthew 3cxv, responded to the campaign, and the faultless firmness of the Meats - Groceries - Vegetables 14). of St. Thomas’ seminary mattress that’s helped the Better Quality for Less 1058 So. Gaylord SP. 7567 continuance of this response the Original Pestnrepedic with Christ In the parable praises will bring God’s blessing on all gives us all, priests and people, nation turn its back on these Outstanding Features: BELMONT Mobiloil - Pennaoil . Mobilgas those who use their talents well concerned. a splendid opportunity to give Morning Back-Ache...and Lubrication A Washing and severely reprimands those With all taking part. Catholics expression to our love and loy­ if you aren’t completely PLUMBING CO. Tune Up - Clutch & Brake who do not. Each o f us, even o f the archdiocese will achieve a alty to our Archbishop, and at satisfied in every way with Repairing & Contracting those in the “ one-talent bracket” unity o f purpose and action that the same time to participate in this exclusive S ^ y '^pine- one of the most fundamental # Exclusive Sealy Spine-on-a* NO JOB TOO LARGE OR SMALL So. Gaylord Service financially, must do his part. will be one o f the greatest on-a-line” sleeping comfort Frea Eatlmatea Therein lies a danger. He who strengthening factors o f all. This ...we’ll return every penny Line Support to Help Relievo SAM BOXER. Mgr. 1076 S. Gaylord has least feels he is not needed. inspired unity will remain with you’ve paid us! So HURRY Days, PE. 2070 Center and Garage Without his help we would fail us long after the campaign is over )AY! Morning Bock-Achel Nights, EA. 5379 to o l So. Gaylord SP. 6443 dismally. providing encouragement and In his letter to his converts at support for whatever troublesome Father Lemienx # Exclusive Scientific Design in Corinth, St. Paul pictures the days may lie ahead. Cooperation with Orthopedic Church— and the parish is the life-blood to the body o f the 7 9 5 0 Church in miniature— as like Pioneers Helped Us, faithful. The history of the ^ast Surgeons for Scietitificolly* KEENE SUPER MARKET unto the human body. As each shows that, in the glorious epic member o f the body must con­ ...... Correct Sleeping Comforti of Catholicity in Colorado, the • 9 • •• Dow 7° • 1093 S. Gaylord Fred Keene, Prop. RA. 0902 tribute to the welfare of the We Must Help Others faith has prospered in the places , Shov<» store Hours; 8 to 6:30 Mon., Tues., Wed. whole being, so each iqember of where priests have been available • Purchased by Over 10,000 the parish must do his fair share 8 to 7:30 Thurs., F ri & Sat By Magr. Bernard J. Cullen and a tragic toll o f souls from ; ’R ttoiw ^ r^ : Doctors for Their Own Personal for the success o f the parish and Auditing Chairman Christ’s Kingdom was exacted in the archdiocese in its life and • Nationally Advertised Foods I am honored and happy places that lacked priestly minis­ ; - B e rt : Use!' growth. Here each member must tration. to have the opportunity pub • Fresh Fruits and Vegetables do his part in the campaign for St. Catherine’s has been singu­ • Matching Coil-for>Coil Po$turt< expanding the facilities at the licly to endorse the Arch- • Top Grade Meats — Sea Foods — Poultry larly blessed in the high devo­ seminary and assisting new par­ diocesan Building Fund cam­ tion and great sacrifices o f the pedic Box Spring for Just $79iOI It’s Keene Super Market for the Keenest Buys in Touin ishes and missions. paign. We all know the needs priests and people who have pre “ And the eye,” St. Paul are urgent and many, especially ceeded us. This represents an in­ writes, “ cannot say to the hand, in the affording o f adequate debtedness on the parish to ‘I do not need thy help,’ nor housing and other facilities at the Christ’s eternal Kingdom for again the head to the feet, ‘I seminary. Lyons Pharmacy have no need o f you’.” No, we It is obvious to everyone that South Gaylord Furniture have need of every person to do Dr. G. J. Your Extra Friendly Dnisalst Jwm many parishes now flourishing Full Registered Pharmacist his fair share for the attainment in the archdiocese would never Down Town Prices 1065 South Gaylord SP. 5451 of our goal. If any does not con- have been founded had it not Father Pov.en Schaeuble We Give Green Stamim tribute in proportion to his abil­ been for Archbishop Vehr’s aid ity he hurts all. For as St. Paul Optometrist OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 So. Gaylord & Tenn. PE. 0357 in the initial planning. and most important works o f the © FLOWER^iio^ adds: “ But God has so tempered Our “ Fair Share” in this cam­ Church. Specialist the body together . . . that there paign is dictated by our gratitude To have, in any degree, a sub­ Tha ftrma liattd bar* dtterva to (TlUte Sp r u c e 7 3 1 8 may be no disunion in the body, ana loyalty to the Church. We stantial part in the expansion For Visual ba remembarad wbaa you ara dla- but that the members may have Hationpl S e a lt j Posturepedic Week tO^BS.GAyLOKDST. are today enjoying the fruits of program at St. Thomas’ seminary Eye Care tributiaf your patronaga to tba care for one another. And if our the tremendous sacrifices made IS at the same time to share in differaat Uoag of buiineate Mr, and Mrs, K. ,W. McCleaa member suffera anything, all the by the pioneers of the faith in all the good and all tha merit 638 Empire BIdg« KE. 5840 Thursday, April 16, 1953 Office, 938 Bannock Streef THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGIStER Telephane, Keyifone 4205 A g e f i v e

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.'.i* PAGE S\t Office, 938 Bonnoek Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 Thursday, April 16, 1953 90 at St. Vincent de Paul's Exercises at Heights on April 20 St. Rose's HNS 'Spring Frolic' Spring Formals To Make 1st Communion Retreat Day for St. Philomena's PTA (St. Vincent de Paul'* Parith, group o f numbers. Th« soloists Plans. Breakfast Set for May 11 DcnTcr) were Billy Ehrman and Mike (St. Philomena’i Pariih, Denver) April 14. The 1953 tent party instead o f October and the add­ will be held on Friday and Sat­ ing of new officers of auditor Ninety children will make Connors. The Parent-Teachers’ associa­ urday, June 12 and 13. Cochair­ and historian. their First Communion on Sun­ Miss Pat Alcorn has returned tion will iponsor a day of recol On Mother's Day men for the men’s division are The Legion of Mary thank all At Cure d' Ars from St. Joseph’s hospital to her lection at Loretto Heights college day, April 19, in the 8 o ’clock Don Steinkamp and Phil Rotole, parishioners for donations, o f lit­ Masa. home, where she is recovering (St. Rose of Lima’s Parish, Monday, April 20, from 9:80 to (Cure d’Ars Parish, Denver) from injuries incurred while 2:30 p.m., Mrs. M. Blake Vif- and the chairmen of the women’s erature. They ask, however, that At the PTA meeting April 6, Denver) The Bal du Printemps (Spring skiing. quain, PTA president, an division, Mns. Frank Patton and old newspapers and magazines be the nominating committee, con­ The members of the Holy nounced. Mrs. William Curry. More thgn left at home rather than brought Frolic), the first major interpar­ Societies' Dance May 16 Name society will prepare and ish undertaking, got under way sisting of Mmes. Harry Kuempel, The Rev. Joseph M. O’Malley, 40 people attended. to church, for they ar« of little serve a Communion breakfast chairman; A. B. Baird, Ferman May 16 is the night o f the spiritual dlre^or of the PTA Altar Sociaty Meets value to patients the past week when the joint fourth annual all-parish so­ for all the mothers of the parish men’s and women’s committee be­ Bischofberger, Edward Moore, will open the day with Mass at The Altar and Rosary society Prayers were requested for the on Mother’s day, Sunday, May gan the distribution of tickets. and Robert Close, presented the cieties dance. In addition to 9:30 in th« college chapel. Four met in the home of Miss Berta following seriously ill: Mrs. Kate 10. The breakfast will be served The dance will be held in the Avi­ slate of officers for the coming dancing, entertainment is being conferences on the basic actions Dillon with Mrs. Mary Edinund- Atkinson, 1147 York street, and year. They are Mmes. George arranged for during the orches­ after the. 8 o’clock Mass in the of daily life, prayer, work, study Mrs. A. E. Finnup. Prayers were ation club Monday, May 11, at 9 parish hall. son, Mrs. W. E. Sheehy, Mrs. L

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Annunciation Clubs Will Give Operetta High school senior boys from then are allowed to attend the (Annuneiation High Sehool, the Denver parochial schools are class of their choosing. Following Denver) .+■ + + becoming "collegians for a day” this, they take the psychological every Thursday at Regis college. exams for college freshman and The Annunciition high school ...... the college iiindoctrina­ ■Under then have a private session with glee cluhs will present In Gay Ha­ They Dance Cuban Style tion 'program established at the advisers at the school. vana, an operetta in three acts, in schoolol this year, all high school ' Following lunch in the college Hagus hall, 37th and Humboldt, seniors have an opportunity to cafeteria, the students take part on April 23 and 24 at 8:15 p.m. spend a day at Regis, where they in an afternoon of recreation. Finer Services The musical is under the direc­ put in a normal day of college The indoctrination program is tion of Sister Marianna, head of worL under the guidance of Fred Van- the music department. The students are greeted by the Valkenburg of the history depart­ For Catholic Families Humorous Sotira Rev. Louis G. Mattione, dean, and ment at the school. On Cuban Customs The setting for the operetta, Planning an Early which is a humorous satire on Cuban customs and temperament, Summer bedding? is the patio of the Isla de Cuba, a newly opened hotel under the This firm has served the Gowsi et Our eollection management of Senor Alvarez. Things begin to happen when the breath taklns of exquisite needs of Catholic families perennial Latin-American revo­ lovellnaaa are Formala offera lution keeps a party of tourists, arrivlDt daily. a wida Mlection since 1890. Our chapel, with a pair of newlyweds, and a group Our itaA ot • • . all rtaaonably of American ecliege boys con­ experts la prised. its lovely murals, provides fined to the hotel. .ready to help Portraying leads in the double you select the altogether suitable sur­ cast are Norman Luna and Ed gown moot becoming Bezjak, Senor Alverez, hotel to your own manager; Darlene Marolt and Pa­ personality. roundings for Catholic tricia Atzenbeck, Carmen Al­ varez; Arden Reusink and Bob funerals. Moore, Stanley, an American Mail boy; Jim Brozovkh and Don inguines Creaeh, Tom, Stanley’s friend; Marlene Marolt and Marie Apo- Invited. daca, Mar at, a,Cuban senorlta; Lillian Bohte and Carol Kreut- SOME OF THE dancers o f In Gay Ha- I Norman Luna. The operetta will be presented by zer, Maudie Belle Beadle, an old varjfl are, left to right, Don Creaeh, Dar- Annunciation high school April 23 and 24.— maid school teacher; Shirley Arn­ lene Marolt, Arden Reusink, Marie Apodaca, and I (Photo by Van’s studio) old and Mary Ann Popish, Sister Compare Our Insurance Plan Beadle, Maudie’s sister; Jesse Acciacca and Louis Grande, With any Other Offered George Potter, the bridegroom; Nursing Parleys Sb Mary's Academy Pupi ls Mary Jane Kreutzer and Naiicy Eckenroth, the bride; and Mike Dowd and Charles Price, Senor Receive First Communion Jose Valdez, a Cuban patriot. Set at Heights (St. Mary’i Academy, Denver) roll are Mary Bazata, Mary Ann Participating in the colorful Pupils of the first grade made Halloran, Frances Muto, Joan chaperon dance are Mary Pfeif­ their First Communion in the Vecchio, Anita Cchader, Anita Horan & Son Chapels fer, Frances Cisneros, Rose Ma­ chapel at the academy April 13. Greene, and Virginia Swigert. rie Grande, Darlene Muinford, On April 16,21 % J ^ KEystono 6297 KEystone 6298 The Rev. Frederick McCallin Announcement of the junior Josephine Krist, and Rose Ara­ mission project was made by Two important meetings of the celebrated the Mass. Parents and 515 - 16th S t 1527 Cloveland Place gon. Mary Ann Walsh and Pauline Loretto Heights college division of friends of the communicants were (Next to Paramount Cuban dancers include Mar­ Hogue April 10. The class will nursing will be held next 'week. guests. Members of the class were Theater) lene Garcia, Lillian Lopez, Do­ Ellen Stark, Melody Ann Free­ ^onsor an Easter egg hunt, an lores Baca, Earline Radcliff, Ma­ One is the all-day faculty meet­ land, Cathy Howard, Pamela Solo, Easter bonnet parade, and other rie Weaver, Mary Lell, Carol ing Thursday, April 16, which Jeanette Parrish, Clarice Eiland, activitieg Friday, April 17. The Molloy, Esther Martinez, Char­ will be attended by members of Susie Swigert, Susan Haley, Mar- purpose of the project Is to raise lotte Lopez, Doris C ow ^ , Betty the campus faculty and by more nie Deline, and Mary Blackburn. funds to be given to the Seminary Bronish, Priscilla Arias, Agnes than 17 nurses holding college RABTOAY GENERAL TIRE CO. Report cards for the third drive. Valverde, and Selma Mascarenas. faculty rank in the two clinical Students of St. Mary’s will at­ Castanet dancers are Joanne units. quarter were distributed the past week. Highest averages were won tend the Shakespearean comedy. GENERAL TIRES Schamberger, Marietta Heron- The other meeting on Tuesday, As You Like It, in Loretto ema, Frances Cisneros, Kathryn by Frances Muto, senior; Anita April 21, is for the co-ordinating Schader, junior; Anita Greene Heights college Thursday, April General Batteries McCarrick. M,arlann Mannion, council, which represents the three 16. Hope Ochoa, Gloria Mumford, and Virginia Swigert, sopho­ communities of sisters responsible mores; and Nancy Robinson, + + + Gretchen Lamb, Julie Valverde, for the division of nursing. Kraft Recapping Lucy Guerrero, Sally Rojas, freshman. Those on the honor The three communities in the Student Editor GENERAL; Theresa Trujillo, Elaine Schen- Kraft Inspected feld, Gloria Gonzales, Marcella nursing program include the Sis­ SQUEEGEE Ortega, and Chlorena Kelly. ters of Loretto, who conduct Lor­ Used Tires etto Heights college; the Sisters Square Dance Set Radio Champions of Charity of Cincinnati, who con­ G.T.A.C. Easy Pay 1401 W. Colfax KE. 5205 Patricia Harrington and Arden duct the Seton unit of the nursing Reusink, Annunciation high sen­ program in Glockner-Penrose hos­ By Eastside YPC iors, became champs of the pital, Colorado Springs; and the (East Denver Young People’* Sorry, Wrong Answer program, Poor Sisters of St. Francis Ser­ Club) presented by the Junior Stati- aph of Perpetual Adoration, who The first party under the di­ casters, an agency o f Junior conduct the St. Anthony unit lo­ rection of the newly elected o f­ “Why Pay More?” Achievement, over station KM- cated in St, Anthony’s hospital, ficers will be a square dance in YR on Thursdays from 8:30 to Denver. St. John’s school hall on Wednes­ (Trademark) 9:30 p.m.. when they defeated The Loretto Heights college di­ day evening, April 22, at 8:30. the Holy Family contestants, who vision of nursing is unique in that The gratitude and apprecia­ had remained undefeated until three different communities of they met the Annunciation repre­ tion o f all club membem are ex sisters are co-ordinating their fac­ Wm. W. Myer Drug Stores sentatives. tended to the outgoing club offi­ ulties for the program, which is cers and the social chairmen of COMPANY Any Denver high school can one of the 18 Catholic collegiate the various pariah units for their participate in this program by Colorado Owned Stores programs in the United States outstanding work in the past sending two representatives to approved by the National Accred­ Englewood 800 Santa Fe Dr. year. take part in a quiz contest with iting association. 30 South Broadway 13th and California two representatives from the The club’s swimming party at 3933 W. Colfax Curtis & 15th St. 17th & Tremont high school until then unde­ the Denver Athletic club is sched­ uled for Monday evening, April llllllllllllll feated. Annunciation also de­ feated the contestants from St. 27. Those who plan to attend Joseph’s high school in a' con­ Cathedral Pupils should meet at St. John’s school test, a tape recording of which at 6:30 or at the DAC at 7 ST. JAMES' PARISH will be heard over KMYR April Receive Yearbook o’clock. Miss Joan Vecchio, a 16 at 8:30 p.m. If the program The spring snow forced the senior at St. Mary’s acad­ Please Patronixe These Friendly Firms (Cathedral High Sehool, Denver) continues, Annunciation will cancellation of the horseback rid­ emy, is editor of Smart Talk, the| next compete with Aurora high The 1953 edition of the Guard­ ing party April 12. It w'lll be re student publication. school contestants. If the pro­ ian, Cathedral yearbook, was dis­ scheduled in the near future. Joan h a s -written “ Sraar-| WALT BADGER Says: gram is taken over by baseball, tributed to 500 students Friday, torials” (editorials) for each Why not start yonr Spring House the Sorry, Wrong Answer, con­ April 10. Arranged alphabetically To Give Recital test will be discontinued and issue of the paper. She is also according to homerooms, students 8 member of the Catholic Stu­ Cleaning by sending ns your Annunciation will be considered received their yearbooks in Oscar the winner. dents’ Mission Crusade and of| Drapes and Slip Covers now? Malo hall, wher^ they spent a the Sodality of Our Lady. Each time a school wins, the half-hour period obtaining auto­ Joan is the daughter of Mr. students are awarded two tickets I graphs. and Mrs. Joseph Vecchio, 10351 each to the Fox theater. Arden On April 18 at Regis college, Detroit street, Denver. ! Associated Gleaners won the silver dollar question the three selected representatives of fir_t week he took part in the 6736 E. Colfax EA. 5462 Cathedral high school, Joseph program by giving correctly the Demlingi Robert Sutton, and RUGS ami inscription printed on Shake­ Richard Turelli, will be inter­ speare’s tomb. viewed for the Knights of Co­ FURIVITIJRE The firms listed here Musical Group Sings lumbus scholarship to Regis. Gat all other Pricta then eea Mayfair @ Service At CPTL Lunehaon deserve to be remembered Paul Spurlock, seventh grade THE E.M.W. Joe Da Anda, Prop, Musical entertainment for the tenor saxophonist, won first place !U1 8. Bdvy. BP. 5S91 Waihing • Lubrication when you are distributing luncheon at the 16th annual in the state mu- ^ y.. Accessories - Tires . Batteries your patronage in the dif­ meeting of the Archdiocesan Par­ sic solo contest / I **S & H” Green -Stamps ent-Teacher league in the Shir- held at Love­ 14th &. Krameria DE. 9858 ferent lines of business. ley-Savoy hotel was furnished by land April 10. ' choral groups from Annunciation He was the rep- _ high school, under the direction resentative” fence assures the Safety of Sister Marianna. from Cathedral The mixed chorus sang Fred grade and high ST. JOHN'S PARISH Waring’s arrangement of the school. of your children, both at home and at school “ Battle Hymn of the Republic," Harrj' Cronin * Patronize These friendly Firms and Swift’s “ While Strolling and Francis Ja- Through the Park One Day.” The cobucci enter­ Permanent Waving Harmonettes gave three num­ tained a t t h e bers: “ Thanks Be to God,’’ OLSON'S a Specialty meeting o f the P«“ I Spurlock Miss Beverlyann Miller, “ Smoke Gets in Your Eyes,’ ’ and Cathedral Altar and Rosary so­ "Some Enchanted Evening.” My Lady Edith ciety April 10. Francis gave a senior at Loretto Heights Food Market Accompanists were Frances humorous d ecla m a tion , and college, will present a piano re­ Beauty Shoppe Cort and Kathleen Steckline. Harry gave his original oration. cital in partial fulfillm ent, of Appreciate Your Business Minnii Keutlei, Mzr. The annual sodality dance was her A. B. degree in the Loretto Little theater Sunday, April 19, 3030 E. 6ih EA. 1801 2804 E. 6th At*. EA. 0788 Accepted held April 10 in Oscar Malo hall. Plans were formulated by Rich­ at 8:15 p.m. ard Ling, boys’ prefect; Mary Miss Miller will present Ann Dolan, girls’ prefect; and Bach’s "Fantasia in C Minor,” Sister Margaret Jude, faculty Beethoven’s “ Sonata, Opus 90,’ ST. JOSEPH'S PARISH moderator. Debussy’s “ The Engulfedd Cathe­ Please Patronize These Friendly Firms dral,” and other selections in eluding works by Liszt, Brahms, Copeland,~ • and ■ Ms MacDowell. " ------She is ■ Carolyn’s Cleaners ! Pupils to Compete a student of Sister Katherine 748 Fox Street : Therese, head of the Loretto Phone CHerry 2632 I in Spelling Bee Heights music department. Quality Dry Cleaning j Miss Miller won first place in Competing Saturday, April the “ Creative Activity” contest of W» Pick Up and Deliver 18, in the regional finals o f the the Delta Sigma Theta sorority OwnU ant Opiratit ty Bill Alalta, Rocky Mountain News-spon­ in St. Louis, Mo., April 2-6. She Minkar of St. louph't Parlib sored spelling bee for the Colo- was sponsored in the contest by rado-Wyoming area will-be six - the Beta Phi chapter of the parochial school pupils of Den­ sorority. Miss Miller will repre­ ver, who came out winners in sent the group -at a contest in BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH the parochial school contest New .York next January, 1964. Patronize These Friendy Firms held in Cathedral grade school Miss Miller is the daughter of April 11.Apr! Mr. and Mrs. Albert Miller, 2926 The six champion parochial Race street. John Ct school sMllers'are Mary Ann Nelson, St. Vincent de Paul’s; This ^ Io V l fence installation at St. Vincent de Paul’s Ross Variety Store SchoU Frank Landauer, Blessed Sac­ Lafayette - Fults NOTIONS - INFANT WEAR FINEST rament school; Lenore Purcell, Studio new church adds beauty and safety to church and school Hardware - Toya HEATS AND Ernest Barlock, a senior Presentation school; Mark Rei- GROCERIES necke, St. James’ school; 2214-16 Kearney pre-med student at‘ Regis Carole Marie Terry, S t Pat­ 618 Eait Colfax grounds. DE. 4488 281S Fairfax college, Denver, this week was rick’s school; and Patricia KEyitona 4480 FR. 27aB notified of his acceptance into Pearson, S t Patrick’s. ■peclel thli month Beat Materials — Best Service — Lowest Prices . medical school at the University Communion • Confirmation These will compete Saturday Hotben Day ,. . of Colorado. with approximately 160 other THELMA KASSON Barlock, an outatanding stu­ “ The Sign champion spellers from PORTRAITS BEAUTY SALON dent at the college and a grad­ throughout Colorado and Wy­ ^kaJL Jm oL 6r S upplif. £o. That Sells” 2876 Colorado Blvd. uate of Holg Family high school. oming, and the winner o f this < 1 8x10 9 7 ' Denver will enter C. U. next SILVERTONE Fh Fop Nartat Prlca Hair Strling contest will be sent, as the 4405 East Evans Denver, Colo. RA 2879 lilt You Propirtp Permanent fPaving September. guest of the Newt, to Washing­ Call for Appointmant Wltb Ui PHONE DExter 1188 He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. ton, D.C., to compete in the A. M. ELLERBY W. J. CARULE Thelma Kaaaon O’Connor, Owner Emery J. Barlock of St. Anne’s national spelling bee to be held 37 Years in Denver ' parish in Arvada. May 18-28. Office, 938 Bannock Street PAGE EIGHT THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keyitone 4205 Thursday, April 16, 1953 Mullen High School Band Concert Set High School Teams Entrance Exams

(M uIUd High Schooli Reschedhle Contests Fort Logan) Games p o it p o i^ on April 12 in the Denver Catholic high Tlie Mullen higrh school band, ichool haiehall^ague have been reicheduled for the middle 45 pieces in number, will presept of nextiweekj^ its first public concert on April The Holy Family team will meet Regis Wednesday after­ 17, beginning at 8:15 p.m., in the noon, April 22, at 3 o’clock at the field at 46th and Lowell. school auditorium. In the fu­ Mullen high and St. Joseph’s have set a tentative date ture, a spring doncert will be one for next Thursday‘ afternoon, April 23, for their postponed of the annual activities of the game. Annunciation and St. Francis’ will meet some time in band, according to Ruben J. the middle of next week. Ekander, band director at Mullen The schedule for Sunday, April 19, remains the samet for the past 12 years. Brother Mullen high will play St. Francis’ at 1 p.m. and Cathedral Edmund, F.S.C., is the band mod­ will vie with St. Joseph’s at 3 in a douhleheader at the city erator. field, Fifth and Federal. The numbers highlighting the In a single contest Annunciation will tangle with Regis concert program are the two high at the 46th and Lowell diamond. overtures, “ Avalon Nights,” and “ Royal Gorge.” The selection “ Men from Mars” is planned to hold the interest of the audience by its description of tramping “ space-men.” Other favorites on Pupil at Holy Family the program are; “ Waves of the Blue Danube,” “Syncopated ' Mullen High School Musicians Clock,” and “ Ballad Egyptien.” Among the marches on the pro­ Received Into Church gram, Mr. Ekander will present (Holy Family High School, ot Holy Family’s growing band. the premier performance of his St. Joseph's Student Wins Ad Contest Denver) own arrangement of the “ Notre 'The junior class, room 12, will Dame Victory March,” which fea­ On the Wednesdey before present a one-act play Friday, Donna Marie Frantz, 16, a stu­ throughout Colorado on the sub­ land June 14-17. Miss Frantz is tures a brilliant four-part trum­ Easter, Larry Akers, a sopho­ April 17, at the assembly. The GETTING READY FOR the more than 200 appli­ dent at St. Joseph’s high school ject, “ A Teen-Ager Looks at Ad­ the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs title of the play is Mind Over pet fanfare. more, was received into the in Denver, has been awarded the vertising.” Her winning essay Stanley Frantz, 1263 Stuart Church by the Rev. Joseph Mumps. The cast includes Pat cants who are expected to take the Regis high school, Several solos played by soloists $50 first prize in the annual will be entered in the national street, Denver. Bernier, O.P., with Myma Lom­ Gallagher, Kay Williams, Mary Denver, entrance examinati6n Saturday, April 18, are the Rev. of the Mullen band are includ^ state-wide high school essay con­ contest to compete with other Of the two prize winners and bardi and Ed Kerber as spon­ Woertman, Marian Borarmounte, Richard Pates, S.J., of the high school faculty, and Mrs. Joseph in the concert. Lee Hamm will G. Price of the principal’s office. test sponsored by the Advertising state winners for the grand prize three honorable mentions, three sors. On Easter Larry received Bob Toepfer, and Tony Pietre- play “ Valcik in D Minor” on the club of Denver. Miss Frantz’ of $500 and a trip to the national were Catholics. Joe Ellen Nico­ his First Communion, and the feco. The examination is open to all eighth graders being graduated piano, and “ The Wanderer” on and will commence at 8 o’clock Saturday morning. entry was selected from essays convention o f the Advertising lai, 15, 4368 S. Grant street, En­ following ’Thursday the sopho­ the trumpet. Ted Hrdlicka will Both plays given by the jun­ submitted by high school students Federation of American in Cleve- glewood, a student at St. Francis more boy sodalists received Holy The Rev. James R. Eatough, S.J., principal of the school, said play “ The Commander,” a trum­ iors before the student body will de Sales’ high school in Den Communion with him in the 7 that following the exam the students will be served lunch and pet sflio. James Connell will pre­ be given again for parents and will have the afternoon open for recreation. ver, won second prize. Third o’clock Mass and had breakfast sent “ Divertissement” on the B friends Friday evening at 7:45 prize went to Susanne Warner, together in the homemaking He also repo?ted that “ this group is expected to be the largest flat clarinet, and “ Rosalinda” on in the school hall. in the history of the school.” Snow-Bound Ranger '9' 16, who attends East Denver high house. the E flat saxophone. Walter Honor Roll school. Susanne, the daughter Pat Wagner, a senior, is an­ Scott will play the trombone solo First Communion Held of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Warner, other o f the school’s converts this The citiienship honor roll for the “ Down on the Farm.” Phil Lopez third quarter is as follow s: Scholarship Available lives at 3063 Albion street in year. Pat made her First Com­ In St. Catherine’s, Iliff will play “ My Buddy” on the On Warpath for Indians Seniors— V. Archer, L. Brisnehan, B. Denver. munion in Holy Family in Mid­ Bugg, R. Burak, A. Drumright, M. mellophone. The clarinet quartet To Notre Dame Univ. night Mass at Christmas. Dickerson, N. DiPetro, M. A. Giba, B. Iliff. — (St. Catherine’s Par­ “ Overture 1812” will be presented The three honorable mentions The Regis Rangers of Den­ win and two losses to their rec­ At the PTA card party and Garamone, L. Hayes, M. A. Horvat, R. ish )— The following children Application! are beings ac« by Maurice O’Keefe, Jerry Lang, were Marjorie Rock, aged 14, St. Jermacans, P. Jones, J. Libonati, M, ord, winning only half of a twin dessert-luncheon in the school made their First Communion cepted for the Notre Dame uni- Val Tretter, and James Connell. ver are looking forward to Francis de Sales’, 607 Corona Lesser,* H. Mulligan, I. Phillips, B. bill against D.U. Weather pre­ hall April 15, a style show was Reilly, J. Reynolds, C. Smaldone, L. veraity tcholarship, awarded Phil Brainard will play “ Steel a tough week end of base­ street; Edith Ann Stevenson, 18, April 12: Cecil Crabtree, Joseph vented their going against the given by the high school girls Taylor, T. Wright, P. Wagner. R. annually by the Denver Notre Guitar Rag” on that instrument. ball with the Adams State Colorado university Buffaloes in South high school, 751 S. Race Sprague. C. Shevlin, V. Shaklee, M. L. Delgado, Matthew Dreitz, Lor­ Dame club. Applicants are wearing fashions from the Young Grisenti, P. Durant, and J. Sullivan. As a prelude to the concert, the Indians of Alamosa. two games this week. The games street; and John Antista, aged raine Dittler, Patricia Estrada, asked to write Girard A. Denver shop of the Denver Dry Sophomores— R. Anselmo, B. DeLuiIo, Mullen dance band will play sev­ have been postponed indefinitely. 17, Holy Trinity high school, Jerome Gerk, Paulette Gertge, Smith, scholarship chairman, The two clubs will meet in a Trinidad, 317 E. Baca street. Goods company. The senior girls F. Lucci, F, Troilo, H. Beaton, M. eral selections of modern music. doubleheader at W. 46th avenue Brinkhaus, J. Craig, M. Day, C. Des* James Kippes, Joseph Leija, room 306, C. A. Johnson modeling were Margpe Byrne, Maieaux. M. A. Lombardi, R Reed, E. building, Denver, for further Admission is being charged for and Lowell boulevard starting at Carol Mari, Cora Mc(Jee, Mary Barbara Burke, Jean Roesch, Smith, M. Kennedy, M. F. Burke, L. information. The deadline for the concert, and the process will 2 o’clock Saturday afternoon, Carol Shevlin, Rosemary Chiolero, P. Johnson, J. Foley, B. Louise Mildenberger, Barbara Schamber, Felfx Scharaber, Patty scholarship applications has be the first deposit in a fund for April 18. Sprague, Cecilia Kelsey, Harriet Behrens, M. A. Belmonte, C. Breen, B. Brisnehan, J. Bruggeman, J. ‘Cuneo, C. Ann Schell, and Robert Saurez. been set at April 20. Students purchasing uniforms for the Mul­ Ranger Coach John Flanagan Cathedral YPC Ciancio, Frances Wilson, Rita Donahue, W. Ficklin, M. Grace, P. from both public and parochial had indicated he will probably There will be an auction on len band. To help boost the sale Jermacans, and Pat Jones. The Hanson, J. Harold, C. Horvat, R. high schools throughout Colo­ start Len Collins on the mound Loehr, B. Page, B. Potter, D. Prokosch, of tickets, a special gift of $15 proceeds of this annual spring the parish grounds Monday, rado are eligible to receive the in the first game and come on in I. Rosevear, M. Speas, J. Spitz, C. Sul- is being made at the concert, for card party will go to the Loretto livap, E. Wall, and F. Woertman. April 20. award. the second tilt with Pat Levin, which the recipient need not be To Stage Play Sisters who teach in the school. Juniors~R. Vitry, R. Birdsong, L. present. frosh star who threw a two-hit­ In the Loretto Heights Shake­ Brown, D. Samide, W. Scheitler, R. Toe- A matinee performance of the ter against the University of spearean play. As You Like It, pler, B. Brunner, C. Bello, A. Bolkc, Denver Pioneers. The Indians C. Buts, J. Coomer, P. Gallagher, K. concert will be gpven for the former Holy Family students Garramone, L. lacino, D. Isaacson, K. Catholic orphans of Denver on will reign as slight favorites in At East May 1-2 havii^ leads in the play are Keeley, J. Langer, G. Larkin, N. Man- Meet at the April 16. The concert will be pre­ the twin bill. Pauline Armstrong, Sharon Fitz- cini, C. Marchio, B. Marr, M. A. Penna, To date, the Rangers have one (Cathedral Young People’s Club) M. A. Perito, S. Piper, S. Conferio, M. sented in St. Clara’s auditorium, Patrick, and Mary Catherine Schneider, D. Tanko, P. Weiland, K. but the audience will include chil­ The CYPC will present the Grace. Williams, and P. Zarlengo. dren from St. Vincent’s and Communion Day Pulitzer prize play. You Can’t A band benefit dance was held Freshmen— J. O’Connor, T. O XU ry, T l^ la J u j. d C t t t t 0 J i w £ - 9 n n Queen of Heaven orphanages. Take It With You, a comedy in Sunday in the Knights of Co­ J. White, C. Barbera, N. A. Walls, D. three acts, at East High audi­ Moriarty. R. Wright, D. Frauini. N. On April 21 and 22, the Mullen Set in Colo. Springs lumbus hall. It was a dress-up Gilbert, Ludwig, C. Mer*, G. Murphy, (East Colfax at Hudson) band will journey to Pueblo to torium May 1 and 2, at 8:30. dance with music by the orches­ J. Porferir, J. Rasmusser, Y. Tate, and Colorado Spring..— The an­ Admission is a donation of $1. tra of Hugh Avis, band director F. Weskamp. compete in the state music fes­ Those on the scholastic honor roll are: or the tival. While in Pueblo, the band nual corporate Communion of This is the sixth year a play or at Holy Family. Proceeds o f the Seniors— E. Barlock L. Brisnehan, B. will be guests of the Rt. Rev. the Colorado Spring. Deanery minstrel has been presented by dance were for the improvement Bugg, A. Drumright, L. Hayes, P. Jones, M. Lesser, H. MulUgan, C. Smith, Monsigrnor J. J. Walsh, and will of the Archdioce.an Council of the club. The purpose is to raise M. Slander, K. Mahoney, P. Burger, and give a concert to the children at Catholic Women will take money for the club’s fund for Gets Grid Grant A. Barrows; Tyioojn.. 0hw sL-9m L Sacred Heart. place Sunday, April 19, in the orphans at St. Clara’s orphanage. Sophomores— M. Day, C. DesMoi- 8 o’clock M a.. in St. Mary’, '’H .y re photo The cast is studded with stars neaux, M. Kennedy, M. F. Burke, M. A. (East Colfax at Madison) The Mullen students who are Belmonte, C. Breen, W. Ficklin, P. Han- I church, to be followed by members of the band are: Bgfaby Buhler, who have played lead roles in son, J. Herold, B. Page, J. Spitz, and breakfa.t at Ruth’. Oven. Range, for Ranger. high school or college produc­ E. Wall; Trumpets; Pat O’Malley, Ted A program i. being arranged tions. The director, Frank Kraso- Juniors—-B. Toepfer A. Bloke', L. After meeting the Indians on lacino, D. Isaacson, K. Keeley, M. A. For Sandwiches or Hrdlicka, Fred Howell, Michael by Mi.. Grace Fitzgerald. Saturday, the Rangers will be vec, played lead roles while at­ Perito, D. Tanko. P. Day, N. Spitz, R. Myers, Bob Goetz, Don Murray, Re.ervation. may be made idle until they go against the tending Colorado university and Vitry. B. Sullivan, and V. Zarlengo; Ken Rozmiarek, Harry Griffin, by calling Mr.. Albert Horton, helped produce several of its Freshmen— N. A. Walls, J. Dillon. D Full Course Meals strong club from Fitzsimons hos­ Frazzinl, N. Gilbert. Ludwig, C. Merz Edwin Wing, and Danny Jiron MAin 1424, or Mr.. Jo.eph pital April 22 on the hospital plays. The assistant director and G. Murphy. Y. TUU, and F. Weskamp, baritone: Lee Hamm; trom­ Murray, MAin 3403M, not field. stage manager, Don Whalen, was bones: Walter Scott, Bob O’Mal­ later than Friday, April 17. prominent in producing plays and <•. ' -V- ley, Ernest Blanchard, Barry musicals in his home town of Auto Radio Specialists Deegan, and James Drury; mello- Ham Dinn«r Scheduled Rochester, N. Y. Philco - Motorola - United Motors phones: Phil Lopez and Lou Regis Show to Picture Funds to Aid ' / J Warranty Serric* Sution COMMAND Avila; basses; George Coffey, By Westminster Parish Orphanage ' mi J a* 90 Day Warranty on All Parta Butch Mulholland, and Bob Geh A HIGH SALARY AFTER GRADUATION Insecticide Chemistry Patrons o f the play are prom­ Skyway Radia & TV rig; Westminster. — (Holy Trinity 7H E. 6(h An. at Waihlnitoa Kt. 1J98 Flute: Michael McCabe; clar­ Regis college, Denver, will pre Parish)— The annual ham din­ ised a most enjoyable evening (Utmlirr Mothtr of God Ptrijh) A well-paying job is waiting inets; James Connell, Maurice sent the “ Chemistry of Insect ner of the Holy Trinity church with more laughs than they have for you . . . after you be­ O’Keefe, Val Tretter, Jerry Lang, Control” on its regular TV pro­ will be held in the Shrine of St. had for a long time. They will come a skilled Burroughs John Carbajal, Marvin Moore, gram over station KBTV Friday Ann hall, Webster and Grant further know that their attend­ Office Machine Operator. Phil Brainard, James Jensen, evening, April 24, at 6 o’clock. place, Arvada, on Sunday, April ance is helping the orphans at ; ZIPPER REPAIRS Acute shortages of trained Jerry Deignan, Virgil Carroll, The show, which will demon­ 26, from 1 to 6 p.m. If the women St. Clara’s. ^ on Almost Any Garment or Artlcla personnel assure high school The bowling season is coming Ray Sanchez, and Melvin Pelton; strate the development of insecti­ will send in fancywork and graduates a bright future in to a close. April 24 will be the saxophones; Bernie Martinez, cide in the past few years, will be aprons as soon as possible it will ; ROY SYSTEM, INC. this field. be greatly appreciated. Tickets last Friday night o f bowling but ,i> Rorfnie Gibbons, Joe Espinoza, narrated by Prof. Robert Hower­ SHOE REPAIR Find out today— phone, call Bill De Seims, Jerry Clark, and ton of the college’s mathematics are $1.25 for adults and 50 cents two days missed will be made up ’ Broadway at Irrinzton SP. 41S5 for children. on Sunday afternoon, April 26, or write for FREE booklet, Kenneth Blick; percussion: Ben depjirtment. Professor Howerton “ Your Dreams Will Come Gutierrez, Bruno Palacios, Neil has worked with insecticides for A doll with a wardrobe of 20 and probably the following Sun­ Meddie “Babe” T h y- complete outfits will be given day. Definite dates will be an­ True.” You will see how Fox, Billy Dinsmore, and Larry several years. fault, four-year gridiron easy . . . and rewarding . . . Monson. away at the dinner, as will a nounced later. Tuesday night. The show will center around star at St. Joseph’s high school, it is for you to become a how chemical discoveries utilized coffeemaker, radio clock, and an May 12, is reserved for the bowlers’ banquet. Denver, has been awarded a trained operator of Bur­ by the makers of insecticides have electric mixer. The beautiful 14-inch doll com­ Reservations can be made with football scholarship to Utah A. roughs Bookkeeping, Calcu­ led to tremendous increases in & M. in Logan, Utah. lating or Billing Machines. crop yields. plete with 20 different cos­ Eileen Dufficy, SH. 1304, for tumes is extra for this year. the De-Icer dinner and dance Now in his senior year at the FREE lifetime job place­ Mrs. Bess Travers made the Saturday night, April 18. Bulldog school, Thyfault was ment after you receive your wardrobe for this beautiful doll. April 19, Estes Park outing; named to the Register’s 1952 graduation certificate. K n ig h ts o f The recent bake sale netted April S3, roller skating party; All-Catholic grid squad as a about $46. April 20-25, Guys and Dolls at center. In three previous years The Altar and Rosary society the auditorium. Those desiring he had won honorable mention at BURROUGHS C o ln m b n s is having a High Mass sung for tickets should call Phyllis Doll, the tackle position. Call V$ for information the repose of the soul of the Rev. CH. 8157. The scholarship was arranged OFFICE MACHINES TRAINING CENTER Regarding Memberihip Norbert J. Walsh on Saturday Bob Alcorn, now stationed In by Paul Vinnola, the best known 1035 Lincoln Denver MA. 3284 or Insurance morning, April 25, at 8 o’clock, California, will be home about of many football stars to come Juvenile — Adult in St. Anne’s in Arvada. April 25. out of the West-side school. W. J. Bindel, General Agent 1575 Grant St. TA. 1480 Named Prom Queen NEED TIRES? Honestly-Whot Good See U. Before Buying LEE TIRES Phillip. Service Are They Doing Now? 1Tb Give Red Stamps ORR BROTHERS (Member, o l S t John’. Pariah) Speer Blvd. at Penn. SP. 9905 ...that’s the We appreciate your sentimental at­ tachment toward those dresses your Central! little girls have outgrown. Wc don’t hibernate our talents But don’t let them hang there and ...and we’re not just cubs in the become outmoded when there are so_ banking business either, because many poor little girls who’d love them’ The Central has been serving as much as your family does. Denverites since 1892! The bare facts are— you get Let’s cooperate in restoring them to FOR SPRING AND every banking service you want usefulness. Give them to us. We know the girls who need them! ___SUMMER DRIVINGS and need at The Central, Dress Up With with friendliness, helpfulness and plenty of extra services Our telephone number is CHerry CUSTOM-MADE thrown in! 5503. SEAT COVERS . . . Add Beauty and Protection With a ^Janlral* is* PORCELAINIZE JOB your banking St. Vincent De Paul 455 Broadway DOLORES ELLIOTT, senior, has Dolores is a 12-year student and has recently THE CENTRAL been chosen by popular vote of the won the scholarship to Loretto Heights college. senior boys to reign as queen over the annual She has also held the positions of editor-in-chief BANK t TRUST COMPANY PEarl 4641 prom festivities of S t Joseph’s high school, Den­ and news editor in her junior and senior years. lllfc * ArayiMiM St. ACo m 0T71 Salvage Bureau ver. This year’s prom will take place at the Park MIMSEIi Eadml Dtpesll Inavronca Cor;,. Dolores’ attendants will be Alice Berger and Hill Country club on April 21 at 9 p.m., and Padarol Rtiarvt Syitm Nancy Rup, seniors, and Doris Krenzer and Mac McCready’g “ Top Hatters” will provide the Mary Hofan of the junior class. music. All alumni are cordially invited to attend. Thursday, April 16, 1953 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 PAGE NINE

ATTENTION! El itch Social on May 7 jCub Scout Pack S t Patrick's to Offer Musical Show (St. Patrick’s Parish, Denver) last week. Old-time members This will be used to purchase ma­ All NORTH DENVER PARISHES To Benefit Holy Family Plans Party at A two-act musical play en­ could not recall when any one terial and items to be used >n titled The O'Hara Ring will be but Mrs. Lucy had been trea­ the main booth at the annual Only 3 weeks till (Holy Family Parish, Denver) presented by the children of St. surer. bazaar. The 30th annual Elitch social.for the behefit.of Holy Patrick’s grade school Sunday Proceeds from the Holy Satur­ Mmes. Angelina Franks and Family parish has been scheduled for Thursday night. St. Catherine's and Monday evenings, April 19 day food sale were announced Frank Carrier will clean the May 7. Four tickets will be mailed early this week to all and 20, at 8 p.m. as the largest to date, with the altars for April. Mrs. John Mes­ MOTHER'S DAY (St. Catherine’! Pariih, Denver) amount cleared given as $247. on the parish list. These tickets Admission is 75 cents for sina was hostess. are to be sold for $1.25 each. at this time. Any child who will Parishioners are reminded o f adults and 25 cents for children. + + + + - M AY 10th Members o f the Men’s club will not be six years old by Oct. 1 the card party, sponsored by Tickets to this first play by the should not apply for admission cub pack 155, which will be held grade school pupils are sold by Make this your Gift Headquarters for Mother be ih the north hallway of the church after all the Masses to the first grade. in the cafeteria at 8:15 p.m. Fri­ the children and at the doori Ready for Play On April 12 Father Joseph day, April 17. • Greeting Cards • Hosiery beginning this Sunday to receive Special performances o f the Koontz baptized and received Among the many innovations returns from the sale of tickets play will ha given for the * Lingerie * Handkerchiefs into the Church Earl Baillie, with will be a homemade cake auction and to 'issue additional tickets to school children at 1:30 p.m, n Many Other Gifts Mr. and Mrs. Owen McAndrews and the awarding of a “glamor­ those who might have the op­ Friday and for the teaching as sponsors. Immediately follow­ ous evening out.’’ This grand do­ portunity to dispose of more. sisters at 2 p.m. Saturday. As in years past, the big name ing his Baptism, Mr. Baillie nation consists o f a corsage, hair­ band that will officially open acted as sponsor together with cut, shampoo and set, cleaning The Senior Young Ladies’ so­ TOTS CORNER Elitch Gardens for the summer Patricia MOran for the Baptism sertificate for both the man and dality will meet at 8 p.m. Thurs­ of the infant daughter of Mr. the woman, two dinners at Pagli- day, April 16, in the school meet­ 3638 West 32nd ot Meode GL 6212 season will likewise be the orchestra for the dance. This and Mrs. McAndrews. The new acci’s, and two theater tickets. ing room. Sunday, April 19, will FRANCIS I. MORGAN, Prop. year it will be the band of Paul infant was christened Karen There will be numerous other be Communion day for the so­ Neighbors, one of the most re­ Christine. special and table prizes. Dona­ dality. Member of St. Mary Magdalene Parish nowned personalities in the Other infants baptized -\pril tions are 50 cents to be paid at The PTA meeting scheduled musical world. 12 were Edward Joseph Torres, the door, or tickets may be ob­ for April 15 will be held today, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward tained from Mrs. Botero, 4619 Square Dancing April 20 Thursday, April 16, at 1:30 p.m. Torres, Sr.; Robin Ann Jussel, Bryant street, GL. 4380. Home­ in the school meeting room. The Another night of square danc­ daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Mar­ made cake and coffee will be Rev. Joseph Koontz of Holy ing is scheduled for the Holy vin Jussel; Daniel Michael Allen, served. Family parish will be guest Family school hall Monday night, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald, The new officers o f the speaker and will talk on “ Vo­ April 20, from 8:15 to 10:30 Allen; and Richard Leo Callahan, Mothers’ auxiliary o f pack 155 cations.” The nominating com­ p.m. These parties are under the the son of Mr. and Mrs. George were honored at an installation mittee will be elected. SPECIAL! auspices of the Men’s club. Callahan. tea April 16. Banns of marriage were an­ Admission is 50 cents per person. On April 11 Father Koontz A new lerio! of inquiry nounced for the first time be­ witnessed the single-ring mar­ clasiei for adult non-Catholici SOME OF THE CHILDREN who will appear in School Registration tween Bob Balzano of St. Pat­ There will be regiitration riage ceremony of Helen Cath­ who wiih to learn about the The O’Hara Ring, to be given by the pupils of St. Pat­ erine Volk and Marvyon Mer­ Catholic religion, ai well at rick’s and Margaret Kulp of St. for both grade and high school Joseph’s parish. rick’s school, Denver, are shown above. at Holy Family for all new rick. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. adult Catholic! who with to students Saturday morning. Doyle, Jr., were witnesses. review the doctrines of faith, Thanks are extended to Meriel May 9, from 9 until 11 o’clock. St. Rita’s circle will meet in it being conducted by Father Larkina for his time and labor For the high school this the home of Mrs. Kriley, 3335 John Anderton on Monday! in repainting the school kitchen. INSURE TODAY— BE SURE TOMORROW registration will be especially W. 25th avenue, on Wednesday, and Friday! at 8:15 p.m. Two new chrome formica top for the incoming freshman class. April 22, at 1:15 o’clock. The following infants were re­ tables for use in preparation and cently baptized: Teresa Susan, serving of the lunches have been Casualty Insurance and Surety Bonds Prospective students for other Bake Sale April 19 classes should, however, register daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rich­ installed. Joe Cirolini is thanked Parishioners are being phoned ard Earnhardt, with Mr. and Mrs. for the two new vigil light this week for donations of home- Ed Coursey as sponsors; Gary stands. 3 * A a n L d C . '^(V dcm dC lcf& na^ Evergreens & Shrubs baked food for the Altar and Joseph, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jo- Kenneth Keene and Elmer Rosary society’s bake sale Sun­ •seph Urbana, with Alphonse and • (Member of St. Vincent dc Paul's Parish) for all your planting needs Sutliffe, helping their officer day, April 19, after all the Evelyn Marcello as sponsors; wives, presided at the games ‘*Your Insurance Engineer” Complete Landscape Service Masses. Jerry Lee. son of Mr. and Mrs. party sponsored by the PTA The baked goods may be left 2171 So. Franklin St. PE. 3067 Roxie Chirichigno, with Benny April 8. The American Beauty Robert E. Woodmen It Bros. at the rectory Saturday, April and Emily Cinco as sponsors; and iron was presented to Mrs. John SAFETY AND SERVICE 3-Piece Blond 18, or brought to the school hall BE. 3-2441 Stephen James, son of Mr. and Tamaska from Mr. and Mrs. Sunday morning, April 19. Mrs. Old Line Companies Exclusively Mrs. Jerry Berger, with Patricia Nilo Pareja; the mirror set to James Scott is chairman and BEDROOM SUITE Durant and Simra Houlihan as Gilda Willet from Mmes. James Mrs. John Malocsay, cochairman. sponsors by proxy, with James Pacello, John Murphy, and Philip New members welcomed into Haberer as acting sponsor. Paulino; the ham to Mary Eliza­ the Altar and Rosary society re­ A new convert received into beth Carlino from Mrs. George Mr. and Mrs. Dresser, 27z FIRST COMMUNION the Church is Ronald W. Echter- NURSES' AIDE COURSE AT cently include Mmes. Alverna Acierno; the dinners to My-O-My 40 Mirror, Bed, and Nite nacht, with Ronald Rutherford as Taylor, Mary Carroll, and Mar­ Supper club to Mrs. Rudolph Za- Stand . . . Reg. 221.50. $1795« garet Sullivan. Returning after sponsor. DRESSES non from Sam Calvaresi; the an absence are Mmes. Marta groceries to Mrs. B. Hogan from ST. JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL Giesler and H. T. Hoag. Sunnyside market; and the bath The chairman of the ways and Meeting Set April 21 Denver, Colorado HOLLYWOOD 95 set to Catherine Pomarico from means committee, Mrs. John Economy Drug. Approximately CHAIRS Wiest, announced that a games By Seminary Auxiliary 200 candy bars were given away 19 party is planned for the near Acquire the skill to giv% good nursing care to and Gem dairy donated a case future. Mri, John O. Rae, praiident, of milk and the Blue Ribbon the family and to the sick in hospitals. The daily Mrs. Catherine Norton, chair­ announces'that the St. Thomai market a case of Coca-Cola. man of the visiting of the sick seminary auxiliary will meet care of patients is taught by lecture, demonstra­ Tueiday morning, April 21, at committee, has been assisted by Mrs. John Messina was elected tion and supervised practice at the bedside. A. & A. APPLIANCE Mmes. L. Berger, J. Keneally, A. 10:30 in the home of the Cath­ treasurer o f the Altar and Ro­ Furniture Department Murray, and A, Taylor. olic Daughters, 1776 Grant sary society to take the place of Lunch, laundry of uniforms and allowance are street, Denver. Mrs. Margaret Lucy, who died given during the course. Classes will begin Complete Home Furnishings and Floor Coverings April 27, 1953. ■ 2707 West 38th Ave. GL. 4838 FRED LUCCI St. Dominic's Parish PTA REQUIREMENTS Custom Upholstery Plans Card Party Apr. 22 A sincere desire to care for the sick, High School one year or equivalent. Age. over 18, (St. Dominic’! Pariih, Denver) kom. Bridge, pinochle, and ca­ Announcing... and New Furniture The Parent-Teachers’ associa­ nasta will be played. 'ITiere will Made to Order be 'an admission charge o f 50 tion is planning the fir/st social APPLY TO cents per person. O P E X I X G Beautiful Samples to Show event of the post-Easter season, The PTA will meet Thursday, Of the new an afternoon card party in the Day or Evening Call$ church auditorium on Wednes­ April 16, at 8 o’clock in the DIRECTOR OF NURSES' AIDE PROGRAM church auditorium. The pupils of day, Aprill 22, beginning at 1 Phone Main 6121, Room 143 Legler’s Service 2842 W. 44th GL 1222 o’clock. the eighth grade will present the Mrs. Joseph Bonnell, president entertainment. The refreshments CHEVRON STATION & GARAGE of the PTA. will be chairman, as­ will be served by Mrs. Fred Ber­ ber and Mrs. Eugene Banahan, 2200 W. 29th Ave. at Vallejo St. sisted by the following: Tables, Mrs. Frank Pelligreen; refresh­ assisted by the eighth grade COMPLETE ONE-STOP MT. CARMEl PARISH ments; Mrs. Peter Serafin; tallies mothers. and pencils, Mrs. John Haws; Third Order SERVICE FOR YOUR CAR Patronize these Friendly Firms publicity, Mrs. George Gleason; Day of Prayer and prizes, Mrs. John Haber- Expert mechanics on duty at all times MARY LEE The Third Order of S t Dom­ inic will hold a day o f recollec­ Open from 7 a.m. until 11 p.m. daily Dance Set Apr. 17 tion on Sunday, April 26. Father YOUNG MODERNS LONDON MARKET Joseph I. Reardon, O.P., profes­ GEORGE LEGLER, Owner By Mission Church sor at Loretto Heights, will con­ George invites his many old and new customers 3929 Tennyson AND GROCERY duct the services. to drive in for the best in service. OSCAR TUNNELL. Prop. The following schedule will be Open Evenings Quality Meat! and Groceriei Of Good Shepherd observed: Mass and Communion GR. 8415 PHONES: MA. 6239, TA. 3845 at 7:30 followed by breakfast; 3800 WALNUT The Million Church of the iVherever you find Good Shepherd will have a first conference, 9 o’clock; 10 dance thii Friday, April 17, in o’clock. High Mass; 11 a.m., sec­ Potenza hall, 38th and Sho- ond conference; 12 noon, lunch­ CAMEO ihone itreet, Denver, from 8 to eon; and third conference, 1 p.m. COVERING CO. 12. Ticket! are $1.50 per A Holy Hour from 2 to 3 p.m. telephone people couple. Refreihmenti will be will conclude the exercises. Linoleum— Asphalt, Rubber & Plostie Tile— ^Wall Covering served. Music will be furniihed All the women o f the parish I by Zimmerman. The proceeds and their friends are invited to Estimates Complimentary will be used for the new take part in the exercises. you 2555 W. 29th Ave. GR. 9535 church. F a t h t r Salvator Fagiolo, SPRED SATIN ^wall paint O.S.M., director of the mission, GOOD NEIGHBORS announces a change in the YPC 'Blue Day' Tha 9,204 telephone men and women who live and work In dries in 20 minutes. Comes Mass schedule. Starting this Colorado are your friends and neighbors. They take pride In ST. CATHERINE'S PARISH Sunday, April 19, the Masses their jobs—trying always to bring you the best possible tele* ready to use. Synthetic rub­ will be at 8:30 and 11 o'clock. Patronise These Friendly Firms phone service. \ ber emulsion base makes it Planned May 1 Cost Accountants GOOD CITIZENS waterproof; easy to use. 14 Robert H. Shepler, vice presi­ You'll find telephone people toklng on octive port in civic ond 8’^or th« PnrchaM Ross Variety Store beautiful colors that are dent of the Denver National At Mt. Carmel community offoiri. The "spirit of service" it the some-'Cn the •r Salt of Your job or off. Property—Call bank, will be the speaker at the Ston No. X guaranteed washable! meeting of the Denver chapter (Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Notion* — Infants Wear of the National Association of Parish, Denver) GOOD CUSTOMERS , Owned by Hardware — Toy* Cost Accountants Tuesday eve­ The Young People’s club will / Telephone men and women in Colorodo will eorn $29,000,000 Paul and Foiter Bruno ning, April 21, at the University sponsor a Blue day in honor of this year. They ond their families will spend most of the money 1669 W. 44th At.. GL. 3688 2932 West 38th Ave. club. the Blessed Virgin Mary on May right here in the itate^on importont port of Colorodo't 1. In Russia, May 1 is declared economy. Red day by the Russian Commu­ Why Pay Carfare? The firms listed here WANTED TO BUY nists. In sponsoring the Blue Our Every Day Price! deserve to be remembered day, the YPC hopes that the Save You Money when you are distributing HEAVY HENS prayers said May 1 will help What the Telephone Company Prescriptions Carefully Filled convert the . Russian Commu­ your patronage in the dif­ 32^ per lb. nists. Guido Shumake Drugs ferent lines of business. A large chart will be placed means to Co lo r a d o GL 1073 38th a a a y in the vestibule o f the JOE'S church, where members and pa­ Taxpayer—Total toxes on our operations In rishioners may sign, for a partic­ Weit 38th Ave. Poultry ular time o f the day when they Colorado amount to about $3,671,000 o year— 1221 W. 38th Ave. will perform some spiritual act money that helps support schools, local, county, HOLY FAMILY PARISH Denver, Colo. such as the recitation of the Ro­ state and federal governments. Your Plumber For Years ^ Phone GL 3261 sary, a visit to the Blessed Sac­ Patronise These Friendly Firms Ed O'Connor, Sr. Ed O'Connor, Jr. rament, etc. It is planned that Jobm aker—In just three years, telephone growth GR. 7727 3030 W. 44th Ave. GL. 4323 prayers will be said by different has created 2,346 more good jobs for people continually throughout Expert Watch Repair the day. The day o f prayer will Colorado people. Diamonds BLALACK'S end with the novena to Our Sor­ Public Servant—Handling 2,412,000 local ond STANDARD SERVICE rowful Mother and Benediction o f the Most Blessed Sacrament long distance calls daily—a service thot is vital to VIC JOHNSON 44th Tennyson GR. 9908 at 7:30 ip the evening. Colorado's social and business life. t s Jewelry BAR Green Stamp! ' When the St. Bernadette Study club met in the home of FEW OTHER BUSINESSES contribute so much to the prosperity 4318 Tennyion GR. 9557 Lubrication - Tirea - Batterie! Pauline Malepede, Father Salva­ of Colorodo. And no other business is more sincere in Its desire tor Fagiolo, O.S.M., discussed to build o better tomorrow for o growing Colorodo. In choosing your dia­ with them chapters 12 and 13 tf the compony Is to continue to grow with For Quality Bakery Goods mond, be sure to visit o f St. Matthew’s Gospel. The the community, it mutt be finonciotty Try North Denver’s Diamond Store, next meeting o f the study club T heolthy. * 0. K. offering the finest selection at will be in the home of Gracia prices to please. Naracci. WEISS BAKERY Officers of the different clubs Let Us Show You Many Wonderful Gifts For o f the parish are asked to turn 4024 Tennyson St. CLEANERS in the news for the paper, on Sunday. Pick-up and Delivery Graduation Mother’s Day June Weddings When Mother Cabrini lodge The firms listed here met April 1 there was an at­ deserve to be remembered tendance o f 95 members. Three when you are distributing 4120 Tennyson TENNYSON JEWELERS new members joined: Ellen Briez, Mary Urretta, and The­ ^ WALTER C. CARLTON, Mgr. The Mountain States your patronage in the dif­ *‘North Denver^spiamond Store’* resa Craco. Members that were ferent lines of business. • GL. 5084 sworn in are Josephine George, Telephone and Telegraph Company 4415 West 43rd Ave. ' Across From MiUer’s GR. 5420 Louise Hightower, Vera Mazza, and Shirley Fitho.

3. •■A’. PAGE TEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 Thursday, April 16, 1953 Baby Shower Guild to Send Engaged Tabernacle Society Hears To Aid Nursery Catholic Books Address by Bishop Quinn At the Tabernacle society teers to make albs, which are meeting in the home of Mrs. John badly needed. Mrs. Albert H. To Missioners Seep turned in two cinctures. Harrington April 10, with the (Archbiihop’i Guild, Denver) Mrs. James Cummings and Mrs. president, Mrs. L. A. Higgins, Key of Heaven circle will start Blake Vifquain were received as presiding, Mrs. A. E. Murchie an­ project sending Catholic lit­ new members. , nounced that she and her com­ erature to the foreign missions. Mrs. Higgins read many ac­ mittee for making vestments had Mrs. Louise Dowling, who re­ knowledgments from priests, made six sets since Easter. The cently returned from Old Mex­ thanking the society for the vest­ group sews on Mondays. ico, will give a talk about her ments, altar cloths, etc., which trip at the next meeting. The guest speaker was Bishop were sent to the missions and Blessed Sacrament circle will Charles Quinn of St. Thomas' churches at Easter time. meet Thursday, April 16, in the seminary, who commended the Members of the nominating home of Helen Baker. Chinese people for their great committee are Monsignor David Miss Lorena Knoll, formerly of courage, retained under the most Maloney, Mrs. J. Leonard Our Lady of the Sacred Heart violent persecutions. Swigert, Mrs. George Pope, and circle, has moved to Louisiana Mrs. Higgins asked for volun­ Miss Eva W^lsh. to make her home. Emilie Smisek will be hostess to Our Lady of Grace circle on Thursday, April 16. St. Teresa’s circle will meet Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Cuth­ Offer yoer callers a comferlable seat! in the home of Mrs. Kay Wythe, bertson of-St. Catherine’s 3170 S. Race street, at 8 p.m. parish, Denver, announced the Thursday, April 16. engagement of their daughter, Our Newly Remodeled Chapel Mrs. Carl R. Schmidt is in the Jane, to Albert George Lambert, hospital for minor surgery. son of Mrs. Frances Lambert of Sancta Maria circle will hold Denver. its next meeting on Friday, Jane, a graduate of Loretto THE PROCEEDS FROM THE BABY SHOWER April 17, in the home o f Mar­ garet Keane. Heights college, is a member of HACKETHAL-NOONAN and tea Sunday, April 19, in the Catherine Mullen Irene Conry will lentertain the Kappa Gamma Phi, the Memorial home, Denver, at 2 p.m. will help to replace mattresses members of St. Thomas More’s Catholic women’s honor sorority. and other needed equipment at the nursery, conducted by Sisters of circle on Wednesday, April 22. Mr. Lambert, a graduate of Charity of Leavenworth (St. Joseph’s hospital). Our Lady of Sorrows circle Denver university, where he was MORTUARY During the afternoon, open house will be held in the baby will celebrate its anniversary affiliated with the Phi Kappa annex. Visitors will be welcome to see the babies and observe how with a dinner in the. Aviation fraternity, is a member of the they are cared for. The event is sponsored by the Junior Catholic Country club Thursday, April Denver Knights of Columbus. Daughters of America. 16. 1451 Kalamath MAin 4006 After the wedding in June, the St. Anthony’s circle will meet couple plan to make their home Thursday, April 16, in the home in Denver. Parking next to Mqrtuary of Elizabeth Markey. Card Party Is Scheduled Mary Alice Bell will be hostess to St. Gerard’s circle April 16. At Heights for Apri 1 8 Members of St. Frances Library Unit Lists Cabrini’s circle have started a Model 20-A The Loretto Heights college follow the same plan. The chef set of red vestments at this meet­ card party, fashion show, and salad and luncheon will be ing. New Memberships (Modal 20-L, without arms bake sale will be held Satur­ served in the main dining room Mary Fitzsimmons entertained , 2 3 . 0 0 day, April 18, at 1 p.m. Orig­ of Machebeuf hall beginning at at a surprise stork shower for (Catholic Information and inally scheduled for Saturday, 1 p.m. The fashion show will Mary Carter April 11. Library Society, Denver) MORGAN, LEIBMAN & HICKEY Mrs. Helen Ludwig of St. Jo­ April 11, it was postponed be­ begin about 1:30 and will be New members who have joined cause of the snoyrstorm. followed by the card party. seph’s circle gave a talk on the Here’s hospitable comfort for~rec^tlon lobby,"pnvate in the past week included Lillian According to Mrs. Lo­ Mrs. Leo Schuster, who has Sisters of St. Francis at the last office, library, or conference room! All-steel, saddle-shaped INSURANCE SINCE 1897 been an active member o f the meeting. Leaho, Mrs. Ruth Kennebeck, retta Tolvo, president of the seat, cushioned with foam rubber latex—slopes for greatest Women’s club, the party will Loretto Heights Women’s club St. Anne’s circle had two Mrs. M. W. Allenj Mr. and Mrs. for several years and recently prospective members at their William Hkuptman, Jeanne Wise, comfort. New contour back curves two ways for most named Colorado’s mother of last meeting. They were Helen Gas and Electric Bldg. TA . 1393 and Mrs. T. J. Fillas. restful support Du Pont "Fabrilite” upholstery on seat,! the year, has been chosen to Bray and Mary Hyde. Party on April 21 name the winner of the hope A book donation, Son of a Hun­ back, and armrests. All-steel Construction; rust-proof,! dred Kings hy Thomas B. Cos- chest. Bonderized, baked-on enamel finish. Legs have rubber-! Mrs. Robert Cuthbertson,' tain.was received from Helen M. cushioned, steel gliders—are extended in rear to prevent To Assist Orphans chairman of the candy sale Fr. Kane Talks Talbot. booth, and Mrs. Galen Rowe, For those interested in pam­ chair from marring walls. In popular_officc_color»._Come ijj, (Queen of Heaven Orphans’ Aid chairman of the baked foods phlets for themselves or to give to —or phone for demonstratioa. Society) sale, will receive the contribu­ others, the library recommends ST. FRANCIS D£ SALES' PARISH (The annual spring party given tions Saturday. At St. Vincent The Truth About Catholics. The Patronize These’Friendly Firms for the benefit of the Queen of Other chairman for the af­ library has also stocked several of Heaven orphanage will be held ternoon incluoe Miss Carol the simplified editions of the en­ Tuesday afternoon, April 21, Andrews, senior home econom­ cyclicals, among which the titles starting with dessert-luncheon ics major at the college, who Society Parley are: Heaven's Beginning, Love BUSINESS FURNITURE CO. Alameda Drug Store Carlin's Mobil Service served in the orphanage dining will be in charge of food serv­ St. Vincent’s Aid society met Undying, and Education, True or V. 0. PETERSON. Prop. BOB CARLIN rooms promptly at 1 o’clock. ice in the main dining room, in the home of Mrs. Peter C. False. (Member St. Francii D« Sale** Parish) Mrs. G. J. O’Bryne, general and Miss Maxine Mohrbacher, Schaefer, Jr., April 7, with Library hours are 12 to 5 p.m., 1334 Champa St., AL. 6268 Cnt Rate Drugs Lubrication chairman, met with the officers who is in charge of the fashion Mmes. Wilbur Gunther, Ellen Monday and Saturday; 3 to 8 of the Aid society in the home show. p.m., Tuesday, Thursday, and Fountain Service Sundries Washing . . . Steam Cleaning Chamberlain, John Elliott, Sadie Denver, Colorado Your Business Appreciated Pickup & Delivery of Mrs. S. F. Chiolero to com- Harpold, and U. Ed Ingram as Friday; 11 to 1:30 p.m., Sun­ ilete arrangements and to name assistant hostesses. The presi­ days; closed every Wednesday Alameda & So. Broadway 1st & Logan SP. 9930 leads of various committees. St. Thomas University dent, Mrs. Wilbur Gunther, was and legal holiday. The following will act as com in charge. w v , mittee heads: General arrange­ Club Plans Discussion The guest speaker was the DeLuxe ments, Mmes. G. J. O’Byme and Virgil Tout; tickets, Mmes. J. Rev. Edward Kane, C.SS.R., who Of Soviet Communism has been stationed in Bangkok, Cleaners & Dyers M. Harring;ton, William Dolan, FALBY'S and Otto Buehler; hostesses. Siam, for five years, as a mis­ JFd Have Our Own Plant The discussion group of the sionary. Laundry Service Too Miss Sue Hally, Mmes. Roxie De­ St. Thomas University club will carlo and Lucy Covillo; “Treas­ Miss Eva Walsh, chairman of 88 So. Penn. RA 2083 Paint & Hardware meet at 8:30 p.m. in the Knights the Needlework guild for St. Vin­ ure Trove” prizes, Mmes. S. F. of Columbus hall, Denver, Tues­ Chiolero and Irene Koser; special cent’s Aidi urged the members to ‘T r y Falby^s First» day, April 21. contribute garments to the guild. Temptation prizes, Mmes. Carl Harfurth, D. This will be the second in a Rotolo, and H. McCormick; table The directors in charge of col­ series of discussions on Russian lecting the garments are Miss 1 32 Broadway PE. 2940 ] prizes, St. Gertrude’s Sewing Communism. Members and any club, Mrs. M. Covillo, sponsor; Eva Walsh, Miss Anne O’Neill, S j CSL Q h S U W L interested gmests have been in­ and Mmes. Wilbur Gunther, R. L. Open Friday and Saturday and dining rooms, (1) Mrs. vited to bring with them ques­ James Zarlengo and (2) Mrs. J. Brink, W. J. McGettigan, Grant Evenings tions they may have on conditions Wimbush, J. Morgan Cline, Jo­ Schmidt. inside Russia as well as on the seph Walsh, and John Elliott. All Patrons are requested to bring Kremlin’s international plans. WWWW) garments must be in by May 17. their own cards. The discussion will be con­ Broadway Creamery Mmes. V. Tout and Miss Sue ducted by Gene Hogan. Hally attended the all-day con­ Will Marry 66 So. Broadway Sp. 2663 ference and luncheon held by BUCHANAN’S the Community Chest April 14. Regis Guild Requesting Christian Bros. Wines Donations to Gift Shop CONOCO PRODUCTS All Popular Been Academy Mothers Plan We Denver Lubrication • Delco Batteries ' (R eg!. Guild, Denver) PE. 1777 377 So. Bdwy, installation for May Mrs. W. J. McMenamy is ask­ Car Washing ing for donations for the gift The Brmi listed here deserve to The April meeting of St. shop at the bazaar, either money W. A. (Dutch) THOMAS be remembered when you are dis­ Mary’s academy Mothers’ club to make purchases for the shop tributing your patronage to the was held in the home of Mrs. Alameda & Logan PE. 9840 different lines of business. or a gift. Mrs. McMenamy at Herman Seep April 6. FR. 7083 or her assistant, Mrs. The following are the newly Charles Smith, RA. 0449, may b« D o e s elected officers who will be in­ called. stalled at the May meeting: Mrs. The last meeting o f bazaar John Ruddy, president; Mrs. Wil­ workers will be held April 30 at DRAPES liam Early, vice president; Mrs. 8 p.m. at Regis college. ALL PARENTS AND EDUCATORS R. J. Garland, corresponding EXPERT WORK — FAST SERVICE The Regis guild will meet May secretary; Mrs. N. J. O’Dea, 14 at 8 p.m. in the Administra­ treasurer; Mrs. H. Roche, re­ tion building. A report o f the WILL ENJOY READING THIS cording secretary; and Mrs. J. bazaar booths will be given and 7/ Egurrola, historian. plans for the summer discussed. Burke's Cleaners As parents and educators, you will be interested in Burke's Broadmoor Cleaners Virginia Robinson Named knowing what Music can do for you and your children ! I and how it can guide them into becoming stable, happy 712 So. Pearl TWO 26 E. 11th Ave. young men and women. PE. 8485 SHOPS MA. 7442 Treasurer of Nurse Unit Mr. and Mrs. Paul 0 ’Hayr£ of Holy Family (Archdiocetan Council of Cath­ course in psychiatry and com­ parish, Denver, this week an­ Psychologists now know that music can create and olic Nuraei, Denver Chapter) pleted her course at Pueblo and nounced the engagement of their The ACCN has elected Miss Colorado Psychopathic hospitals. daughter, Mary Jane, to Eddie change personalities. . . they know when we express our­ Virginia Robinson the new treas­ She then transferred to Colorado Kohl, a senior being graduated at selves in music, we relieve our emotional pressures. CATHEDRAL PARISH urer. General hospital, tuberculosis Regis college. The two will be Miss Robinson also serves on section, where she has been em­ married Saturday, May 23, in' These Friendly Firms Deserve Your Patronage ployed for the past four years. Holy Family church, with the Music properly used, caq reduce friction, relieve 'The Catholic nurses will meet Rev. Joseph Koontz officiating in St. Anthony’s hospital Thurs­ fatigue, quiet anger, stir us to action, soothe us to sleep No Down Payment day, April 23. There will be Ro­ at the ceremony. Motor OverhaalinK sary and Benediction at 7 :45 and After the ceremony, a wedding and modify our moods almost at will. Calm music can Bodr & Fender Repairs a business meeting at 8 p.m. breakfast will be held in a down­ Tailored Seat Corera town hotel, with the reception cure monotony and alleviate worry. Motor Tone-up Helpers Thanked Used Cara slated that evening in the PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED The ACCN and student nurses O’Hayre home at 4431 Yates Cathedral Motors FOR AND DELIVERED of St. Anthony’s school of nurs­ street. Mary Jane is a graduate Physicians have found that disorders aggravated by JOE GAFFNEY, Prop. Colfax at Downing Denver ing express their thanks to all of Holy Family high school and 1785 Loran KE. 8038 KEystone 3217 who helped with the card party is now part-time student at nervousness and worry can be helped considerably by the and bake ?ale in St. Anthony’s Regis college. She is employed calming influence o f music. hospital auditorium, April 11. by the Bosworth-Sullivan In­ DOYLE’S Mrs. Fern Bruner, house mother vestment company. Mr. Kohl at St. Anthony’s nursing school, home is in Clayton, Mo., a sub­ capably engineered the baking Experiments have shown that the greatest benefit PHARMACY urb of St. Louis. Tha ParUcalar Drofiist and the bake sale for the student can be obtained by making the music oneself. nurses. 17th AVE. AND GRANT Miss Eileen Connors had a Regis Sorority Plans KE.5(87 FREE DEUVEBT handkerchief shower and fare­ A child needs a form o f self expression. The proper well party in her home April 9 Retreat for Women for Mrs. Blanche Hayes. Mrs. balance of his personality depends upon it. Music is the Hayes and daughter will leave The Delta Sigma- Beta sor­ soon to join Dr. Hayes, stationed ority of Regii college, Denver, most wholesome outlet for his emotions. Hatchett Drug Store at F t Sam Houston. will ipontor a retreat for I *Th. Ctor. of Qualltr and Senrlc.’* Mrs. Pearl Hechert, the former women the week end of May Pearl Halbert, 1928 class of 15 at beautiful El Pomar 701 Gram — KE. 3617 retreat house in Colorado Give your child the opportunity o fthe benefits o fmusic Miaa Virgini» Robinaon Mercy, is a patient in Mercy SUNDAY HOUB8 1« A.H. to 2 PJI. hospital. Springs. Coapoondlnf proMriptioo. U tho The Rev. Harold L. Stansell m ut ImporUnt part of oar boilneaa the auditing committee of the Mrs. Agnes ■Elliot is working Catholic nurses’ credit union and part time in obstetrics in St. An­ S.J., head of the division o f is a member o f Our Lady of Per­ thony’s hoscital. history at Regis, will conduct petual Help f^uild. Anna Marie Mangan was a pa­ the exercises, which are open NOB HILL INN Virginia is a graduate _ of tient in General Rose hospital to all women who are in­ Mercy hospital school o f nursing, last week. terested. Charges for the exer­ 42« EAST COLFAX Mr. and Mrs. Louis £ . Smith cises are $12.50. The bus will COCKTAILS and had two years at Denver uni­ versity. She served two and one- announce the birth of a son April leave Denver at 5:30 p.m. Fri* 'Delicious Dinners half years in the army nurse 4 in St. Joseph’s hospital. Mrs. day. May 15. HOT AND COLD LUNCHES corps. Upon her return from Smith is the former Ellian Lo- Reservations can be made by Yoor BaiinMa b Appfaciatod H.rt service she entered Colorado uni­ bato, class o f 1949 from St. Jo­ calling Miss Mary Fahey at versity for a post-graduate seph’s. I I MA. 3206 or DE. 0566. \ % I

Thursday, April 16, 1953 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER telephone. Keystone 4205 PAGE ELEVEN Receive Communion in Midnight Mass ACCW. Rallies to Aid of DPs (Denver Deanery, Archdloceian Our Lady of Grace, Mrs. Fred Paul’s, Mrs. M. J. McDermott; St. 14 Converts Baptized in Presentation Church Council of Catholic Women) Popish; Mother o f, God, Mrs, Therese’s (Aurora), Mrs. B. J. The eagerness to serve B. C. Welsh; Loyola, Mrs. Jo­ Feeley; St. Bernadette’s, Mrs. assisted by Mrs. R. Ecker and seph Gaffner; St. Joseph’s (Re- Lawrence Tanker; St. Mary’s (Pretentation Parith, Denver) sponsors; Marjory Doris Mark­ L. Michelle White, with Clarence which was displayed by the Tops In Town An important highlight in the ham, with Robert and Norma White and Jacqueline Saindon as Mrs. Lucien Barry. demptorist), Mrs. John Gibbons; .(Littleton), Mrs. B. P. O’Brien; |ii Easter Vigil services at Presen­ Ekler as sponsors; Sarah Jane sponsors: Lila Dean White, with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ekler s{>ent large group who attended St. Mary Magdalene’s, Mrs. and St. Francis de Sales’ , Miss In the Sky Room tation church was the Baptism McIntyre, with Joseph Gasper- Gilbert and Marcella Lindeman tbe Easter week end in Council the joint immigration and Roxie Vendena; Sts. Peter and Margaret Sullivan. of 14 converts who later received etti and Elizabeth Wagner as as sponsors; Carol Jean Ramsey, Bluffs, la., visiting their daugh­ co-operation with Catholic The Fabulous if sponsors; with Robert and Lois Barry as ter, Sister Mary del Rey, at the Communion for the first time in Charities committee meeting at Norma Jean Shea, with Harold sponsors. Mercy hospital there. In Omaha the Midnight Mass. The converts the deanery office on April 9 had been receiving instructions and Arinabelle Rulon as spon­ The PTA bake laU Sunday, they visited another daughter, St. Norbert's Circle Plans Frances Faye was inspirational to Miss Marga­ from the Rev. Matthias Blenkush sors; Everett Henry Stewart, Sister M. Sharon, at St. Mary’s April 19, will provide funds to ret Sullivan, Denver deanery Capitol Recorda and the Rev. Walter Jaeger. with Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Meis pay for the P'TA festival proj­ college. president, and to Mrs. John F. Those baptized were Leon G. as sponsors; Orris Vestal Stroud, ect, a five-day tour for two There will be an important Murtaugh, recently appointed Park Hill Party April 23 Bullock, with Alfred and Donna with Marvin and lola Seidlinger through the Utah National meeting o f the Presentation plus ^ Lovenstein as sponsors; Edna as sponsors; Minnie Pearl Mar­ parks with all expenses paid. guild in the parish hall Tues­ vice president of the immigra­ Louise Denning, with Hugh and garet Stroud, with Lee and I^ith Mrs. Adam Heit is chairman. day, April 21. More specific tion committee of the National (B lexed Sacrament Parish, his explanation of the ninth Allan and ^ Rosemary Denning as sponsors; Cerise as sponsors; Margaret The bake sale will take place plans will be made for the sum­ Council of Catholic Women, who Denver) promise, made by the Most Sa­ also were present. Donald Edwin Gordon, with Jo­ Louise Ticknor, with Lucien and after all the Masses Sunday mer festival. A short movie will The entire membership of St. cred Heart of Jesus to St. Mar­ Ashton 1 seph and Margie Francis as Carrie Barry a^ sponsors; Kay morning in front of the church be shown and refreshments will The purpose o f the meeting Norbert’s circle is united in an garet Mary, on Friday night, if weather permits, be served. was to apply the program for effort to make the benefit card April 17. William Law returned this aid to displaced persons, which party Thursday, April 23, a suc­ If circle captains, heads of or­ Two Shows Kighlly f * Mrs. Sedimayer week after almost three weeks stems from national headquar­ Amusement's—Dining cessful event. ganizations, and publicity chair­ f Honored by PTA of active duty with the army at ters in Washington, D. C., in a It will be a dessert-luncheon men would try to supply data by Three Showi Saturday , Mrs. Elizabeth Sedimayer was the U. S. naval amphibious base practical manner. at 1:30 in the Blessed Sacrament the Saturday previous to the is­ Dance to the Music of i y Recreation presented with a spiritual bou­ in Coronado, Calif. The plan is designed to offer school cafeteria with individual sue they wish the material to ap­ MIKE DI SALLE'S I quet at the PTA meeting April Junior Altar spiritual and material assistance table prizes, as well as attractive pear in the Denver Catholic ORCHESTRA 8 in appreciation for her many to displaced persons, of which 1 Unit to Meet special prizes. Register, it would be greatly ap­ years of service to the organi­ there are an estimated 300 units St. Norbert’s circle members preciated by the parish corre­ The Junior Altar and Rosary zation. in Denver. These units consist of have sponsored a special annual spondent, Mrs. Mark J. Felling, ' f i x . society will meet Thursday, April Mrs. Sedimayer is the mother both families and single persons. project for many years and this FR. 212B. 16, at 8 o’clock in the parish of 12 children, all of whom were Each parish has been given a year the proceeds are earmarked graduated from the eighth grade hall. 'The society’s workshop has Dr. and Mrs. John S. Urlaub list of displaced persons within for the parish building fund. All (Berpice Urlaub) of Berkeley, at Presentation. Nine of her chil­ been meeting every two weeks in their boundaries, and parish rep­ the home of Mrs. Ann LeBlanc, members ot-the parish and their Calif., announce the birth of dren were baptized at Presenta­ resentatives, in making their calls, friends are invit^ to attend. Ad­ tion and all 12 made their First 38 Lowell. The women have been Catherine Mary on March 10. painting religious plaques of will acquaint them with the mission is 50 cents per person. Other children in the family are Communions and were confirmed varied parish activities, encour­ The circle captain, Mrs. Henry Mcripa there. various sizes. Elizabeth Anne, 10, and Bill, 7. aging them to join Catholic so­ Newyahr, EA. 3772, will be glad Mrs. Urlaub is the daughter of PEarl 4611 cieties and civic organizations to receive reservations. Tickets Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Gibbons, for­ Enjoy an invigorating drive and make them feel walcome in may also be secured from any mer members of Blessed Sacra­ [dgewater PTA's the community. They will also circle member or at the door. ment parish. over tuperb new highways assist them in enrolling in Eng­ David Joseph, son of Mr. and GOOD CLOTHES NEED to the lish and citizenship classes. Mrs* John Leonard, was baptized Married NOT BE EXPENSIVE Hot Dog Sale Is Specific Program on Sunday, April 12, by the Rev. James M. Galvin, C.M., with HOLLAND HOUSE All those who are engaging in Leonard Sweeney, Jr., and Mary THE Reported Success this charitable work have been Frances Leonard as sponsors, in Golden given a specific program to fol­ (St. Mary Mafdalene’i Parish, and David Leonard as proxy for low, with the request that the Mr. Sweeney. ENGLISH Where you will find the kind of food and Denver) initial calls be completed by May A successful “Hot Dog” sale 10 if possible, at which time Ingathering Starts May 17 \ V'-Si service you like at reasonable prices TAILORS was held April 8 in the school cards are to be returned to Mrs. At the Altar and Rosary so­ lunch room, sponsored by the Victor Rosinski, 4667 Pearl ciety meeting April 10, the presi­ 901 FIFTEENTH STREET . PTA. Mrs. Mamie Brunner, street, CH. 3001. She was ap­ dent, Mrs. Frank Sabine, an­ chairman, and Mrs. L. Cribari, pointed chairman of the immi­ nounced that the Needlework Combine Quality and Style THE HOLLAND HOUSE president, thank the following gration committee by Miss Sul­ guild ingathering would be from at Prices You Can Afford GOLDEN. COLORADO > workers: Mmes. Hethcote, Hoz- livan on Feb. 24. Mrs. Rosinski, May 17 to 22, inclusive. duke, Kennedy, Makens, Porter, a member of St. Joseph’s It was suggested that parish­ Margaret Schmitt, and 'Treat. (Polish), will be glad to answer ioners send or deliver the cus­ The following baked and do­ questions on particular problems tomary two new similar gar­ nated cakes for the lunch; Mmes. which may arise. ments or a cash donation to their Open Every Day Armstrong, Atencio, Brunner, Mrs. Paul Fitzgerald of St. circle captains. They may also be Camfield, De Francia, Epson, James’ parish, chairman of co­ brought to the next Altar and Ro­ Week Days 11 A.M.-2 A.M. Hethcote, Holthaus, Kalbaugh, operation with the Catholic Char­ sary society meeting Friday, May Sundays Noon.2 A.M. Kennedy, Kolble, Kopp, Makens, ities committee, collaborated with 8, which has been established as Gus Schwalb’s Mounsey, Porter, Margaret Mrs. Rosinski in organizing the the parish deadline for this proj­ Mr>. Elizabeth Sedimayer Schmitt, Everetta Schmitt, Sick- joint committee meeting. ect. Mmes. Charles Parslow, and Put your dollars to inger. Treat, and Zahn. The 28 parishes and their ap­ John Daly and .Miss Loretta Mrs. Sedimayer has devotedly pointed representatives who re­ Loughran will assist Mrs. Sa­ work whero they will CHAT & CHEW The junior choir hold.s prac­ bine. served Presentation school for tice on Tuesday and Thursday sponded to the appeal to espouse work the hardest. , . the past 24 years and was a this sympathetic cause are as Mrs. Leo J. Meistrell will as­ evenings in the church at 6:45 sist Mmes. J. R. Nesladek and Restaurant charter member of the PTA p.m. in preparation for the May follows: St. Elizabeth’s, Mrs. earning a high rate of when it was organized 19 years William Augustine; St, Domi­ Robert D. Milner on the vestment On April 15 Margaret 6000 EAST COLFAX AT JASMINE crowning and the First Commun­ committee. ago. nic’s, Mrs. Amanda Pilz; Sacred Mary Elliott, daughter of 4% interest. ion Mass. Gifts of appreciation were pre­ For the past 24 years there At the PTA meeting April 15 Heart, Mrs. Rosalie Navarro; St. Mr. and Mrs. John Paul Elliott, ikir LUNCHEON sented to Mrs. D. J. Kirley and foid-In eopltot end wrpba D E . 4 4 3 4 has been one or more members the children from room five sang Vincent de Paul’s, Mrs. James 1395 E. Amherst avenue, Den­ of the Sedimayer family in the Mrs. Louis Dispense for their "The World Is Waiting for the A. McDonald; St. Rose of Lima’s, ver, and Lt. Frederick Hahn ortr S2SOAOO.OO school. When added together extraordinarily large ticket sales Sunrise,” “ T h e Inchworm,” Mrs. Eugene Burton; Blessed Shepphird, son of Mr. and Mrs. 96 school years have seen her for the Easter Monday ball, which AFTER THEATER ‘■Panis Angelicus,” and “ The Sacrament, Mrs. Henry New- Carroll Letham Shepphird, children at Presentation. This is was a great success. An estimated Brooklet.” yahr; Beverly Hills, Calif., exchanged REPUBLIC SERVICE Mrs. Sedlmayer’s last year in 510 couples attended and the tele­ wedding vows in Blessed Sacra­ Presentation PT.4, as her young­ Sister Ailene’s students in St. Philomena’s, Mrs. John vision set was given to Mr. and LOAN CO. CHICKEIV - STEAKS - SEA FOODS room six are planning a science Vos; St. Patrick’s, Mrs. Joseph ment church. The Rev. William est daughter will be graduated Mrs. Frank W. Gold, 2540 Olive J. Mulcahy officiated. The bride 1636 Glonarm * Oenvtr, Colo. Car Service Available from the eighth grade in May. unit on electricity. Movies on the Natale and Gertrude DuBois; St. street. subject were shown the past James’, Mrs. Paul Fitzgerald; attended South high school and Mrs. Paul V. Ryan was an Officers elected at the PTA week. the University of Colorado, and Holy Ghost, Mmes. Thomas Ker­ nounced as a life member and meeting are Mrs. John Frank, Sister Helen Ann, first grade rigan and C. 0. Floyd; Cathe­ the bridegroom attended the president; Mrs. Hugh Campbell, Mrs. W. V. Graham as a new teacher, is busy preparing the dral, Mrs. James F. O’Neill; member. University o f California. — vice president; Mrs. Adam Heit, pupils for First Communion. Holy Family, Mrs. Joseph Mof- (Photo by Abdoo studio) secretary; Mrs. Barbara Ander­ St. Jude’s circle will meet for Title Insurance Baptized recently by Monsi­ fitt; Annunciation, Mrs. Marga­ son, treasurer; and Mrs. Rex a bridge luncheon in the home of is the modem method of ob­ gnor James Flanagan were Ste­ ret Denman; St. Anthony’s, Mrs. Fleming, auditor-historian. Any Mrs. Jack B. Henderson, 2850 taining protection against any ven Michael, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Juan Archuletta; All Saints’, Eudora, on Friday, April 17. defect yi the Title of your one interested in being chairman Albert Passe, with Mr. and Mrs. Gladys Ronayne Mrs. Nicholas H. Jamison; Pres­ The members of St. Norbert’s real estate. K iie h e n , for the festival dinner is asked Albert Passe as sponsors; Mary to contact William Law, guild entation, Mrs. Richard New­ circle will be luncheon and bridge Martha, daughter of Mr. and . • • • And provides ■’ president. Mrs. Richard New­ comb; St. John’s, Mrs. Walter guests of Mmes. Thomas Ord and On Colorado Springs Hiway 85 — Littleton, Colo. Mrs. Juan Morales, with Floyd L. To Be Speaker for comb, who has led the dinner to Badger; Our Lady of Lourdes, Mel Dorzweiler Friday, April 17. Slief and Mary Josephine Slief SECURITY Now Open for the 1953 Season successes for the past six years, Mrs. Clara Heider; Members of St. Joseph’s circle as sponsors; Cynthia Ann, daugh­ is willing to advise and assist will be bridge luncheon guests of Holy Rosary PTA Serving Dinners and Smorgasbord anyone who is willing to take ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Roy, Mmes. James R. Hosier, L. M. Daily 5 to 8 P.M.—Sundays 1 to 7 P.M. over the chairmanship of the with Russell Mitchura and Eileen Hurley, and Leonard Burch on (Holy Rotary Parish, Denver) dinner. Foley as sponsors; Loretto Heights Friday, April 17. The PTA ■will meet Thursday Closed Mondays-Reservalions Are Not Necessary-No Liquors Kathleen Marie, daughter of The Needlework club of the Cubs Plan Carnival evening, April 16, at 8 p.m. in Altar and Rosary society has Mr. and Mrs. James Hanley, with the school hall. The president, Thomas Borin and Rita Hanley Cub pack 23 will have a spring been busy during the year mak­ Mrs. Edward O’Rell, would like as sponsors; Thomas Edward, son carnival Saturday evening, April ing aprons, pillow cases, and Alumnae Plan to have a large attendance at of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schmitt, other articles which make ideal 18, at 7:30 in the school cafeteria. this meeting, since the guest with Walter and Margaret gifts for many occasions. Any­ Each den will have a booth in speaker will be Mrs. Gladys Schmitt as sponsors; and Barbara which various kinds of refresh­ THE LINCOLN ROOM one interested in purchasping any Ronayne. Her topic will be, “ The of these items may contact Mrs. Jean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. For little Clubs' ments or novelties will be sold. All Hospitality Center Joseph Caton, with Eugene Dorr Parents’ Responsibilities Toward Insures Marketability Peter Ekler, 954 Quitman, or call parishioners are invited to attend. Their Children.” Banquet and Meeting Rooms MA. 7822. as proxy sponsor for Edward J. The Loretto Heights Alumnae The cubs’ softball practice with Konechne and Opal E. Door as association has announced plans Ed Curran as coach will begin as Mrs. Ronayne will answer 12-1200 PERSONS Our Lady of Presentation cir­ cle will meet in the home of Mrs. proxy sponsor for Stella Ko­ for an entirely new system of soon as the weather permits. questions that the parents may wish to ask in regard to bring­ 'jh sL jiilS L T.A 2151 Mrs. Long Chris Valdez Wednesday, April nechne, “ Little clubs.” Mri. D. J. Kiricy, Eaiter ing up their children. 22, at 12:30. The Young Ladie.s’ sodality The structural change o f the Monday ball chairman, urge> Two families were blessed will receive Communion in the organization will allow members all circle captains to make re­ The first graders’ mothers will fyu ah an h }, (fo. Shirley Savoy Hotel with the arrival o f baby boys 8 o’clock Mass Sunday, April 19. to decide on their own “ Little turns on tickets at the earliest be the hostesses, and the pro­ ceeds from the games party held April 9. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Members will meet Tuesday eve­ club” names and on the type of possible date. StaU Wide Title Service Kerstiens are the parents of An­ ning, April 21, at 7:30 in the projects to be accomplished. after the meeting will go to the K E . 7 9 1 8 Because of the small attend­ library fund of the second and thony Joseph, Jr., who has four parish hall. Under the new plan the units ance at the perpetual novena de­ 1711 California KE 1251 sisters and a brother. Mr. and At the Holy Name lociety can work for social betterment, third grade rooms. votions in honor of the Sacred The PTA will hold a bake sale Mrs. W, E. Cope are the parents meeting April 12 plant were concentrate on study club pur­ Heart last Friday, the Rev. An­ on Saturday afternoon, April of William Thomas. made for the bazaar the lait suits, or just meet for bridge or ton J. Borer intends to repeat JhsL ^ hU L fioVPL 25, in the school hall. The pro­ The 6mi8 listed here deserve to Bonnie Dugger, daughter of week in July, a social hour. (Manixemtnt of Either and Frank Font) ceeds from the bake sale will go be remembered when you are dis- Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dugger, re Mother's Day Breakfast 'A e purpose is to affiliate all ceived $110 at the last games toward the installation of a tributinf your patronage to the Ninth Avenue at Speer Blvd. Plans were also made for the alumnae with the college so that party. The next games party will drinking fountain for the school. different lines of business. •COMPLETE ORIENTAL STAFF Mother’s day breakfast Sunday, the units can be of service to the Barnyard Bounce, be held in the parish hall Thurs­ H NEST CHINESE AND May 10. The fathers will receive college. day, April 23. The “ Little clubs” will range A.MERICAN FOODS New statues were installed on Communion in the 6:20 Mass and Bar-B-Q Planned the side walls at the front of the will then prepare a breakfast to in size from seven to 12 mem­ A Beautiful Untem Lighted Dining Room to tbs be served to the mothers .and bers, being flexible in structure Veterans of Foreign Win Bnmi church for Easter. The statues John 8. Stewart Tost No. 1 of the Blessed Virgin Mary and children after the 8 o’clock Mass. so that anyone who wants to By Tri-Club Group Open 11 s.m. to MldnlfM— Closed Tiisdsy Christ are about four feet tall A committee, with Bruce Moun­ form a group will not be bound (Tri-Club Confederation) (Open to the Piblle) and are mounted on small ped­ sey as chairman, will accept res­ to invite the entire class. estals above the side altarsi. ’They ervations for this breakfast. One “ Little club” recently The club will hold a Barnyard are both done in warm tones of Altar Society Committees formed was the “ Stitch in Time Bounce and Bar-B-Q Sunday, green with delicately painted The Altar society met April 9. Little club,” which includes April 19, at Glasier’s barn, 5000 faces and hands. These statues Thirty eight members were pres-i members from the class of ’51 E. Kentucky avenue, at 8 p.m. . ICO replace larger ones that had ent. and ’52. The captain is Viola Say- After a wiener roast around a AR<;OKAET MOTEL been damaged and marred in kally Ramos, and the treasurer large bonfire, various kinds of Where Denver’s Society Entertains for Luncheons and DinnCrt The committees for April in­ being moved from the old church clude; Sanctuary, Mrs. Treat and is Betsy Foley Schnibbe. modern and folk dancing will be FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR BRIDGE PARTIES, building several years ago. Mrs. Hershberger; linens, Mrs. Some members of the class of enjoyed. DANCES AND DINNERS PHONE MAIN 3101 The popcorn sales by the PTA Ties; albs, Mrs. Asberg; and sur­ ’46 have started a “ Little club” Louise Alasz, cochairman of Beautiful Ballrooms Private Dining Rooms every 'PTiday during the noon plices, Mrs. Braugh. entitled “ St. Anne’s.” TTie cap­ the social committee, is in charge hour have netted an average of The circles will meet as fol­ tain is Cathy Ott, and the treas­ of arrangements, entertainment, more than $7 each week, and lows: St. Joseph’s, with Mrs. urer is Edith Reidy. and reservations. Jim Lidinsky Mrs. Lucien Barry reports that ftethcate; St. Mary Magdalene’s, The class o f ’45 will meet and Larry Higgins are taking a n n o u n c i n g she now has almost $70 to turn at Mrs. Tanki’s; Our Lady of some time this month to form a charge of the food. Reservations over to the treasurer. Gus Ibold Perpetual Help, at Mrs. Speas’ ; “ Little club.” should be made with Louise, PE. has popped the corn each week. Our Lady of Fatima, at Mrs. A recent affiliation of the 6164, or with Jim, RA. 8005, not Mrs. Frank Ford is organizing Graber’s; and Santa Maria, with program is the “ Lambda Little later than Friday. A NE\N the fifths to eighth grade girls Mrs. Kaysen and Mrs. Harris. club,” a Sunday morning brunch Those attending will meet at at Presentation for a softball Mrs. Vandenna thanked Mmes. group that has been in operation St. Francis de Sales’ school, E. program this spring. She is being Haug, Weiland, Silvers, and Tra­ for some years. Alameda avenue and\S. Sher­ WE PARK YOUR CAR cey for donating three surplices Anyone interested in forming man, at 7 :30. Transportation for the altar boys. a new “ Little club” may call will be furnished. Just Drive to the Ogden Street Entrance. A new vacuum sweeper was Zita McHugh at Arvada 1858J; Bowling will be held as usual on Thursday evening at 9 o’clock Our Bonded Attendants will Pari your ear Free! purchased by the Altar society Cathy Ott, PE. 3562; or Pauline" for the church. Curran, FR. 2202. at the Denver Bowling Co. An impromptu skiing party is WONDERFUL DINING at the Tiffin planned for Saturday, April 18. *'A Treat you can afford” MAIn 0177 Luncheon Club Will Hear John Tambupello, AC. 0397, or Chuck Kerns, GR. 3402, should be called for information. Unkissed 'lii the Marines land I Talk by Noted PKysicion An open dance, the Mad Hat­ ter’s ball, will be held on Satur­ Dr. N. Joseph O’Dea, noted enrolled at St. Mary’s academy. day, April 25, at St. Dominic’s gynecologist a n d obstetrician Chairman o f the day will be hall. Pat Scheer, cochairman of from the. University o f Colorado Dr. Frank Usick. Musical por­ the social committee, has an­ medical school, will speak at the tions of the program will be ren­ nounced that there will be prizes Welcoma to Denver's Finest meeting of the Friday Luncheon dered by Dean Sallee of the pa­ for the boy and the girl wearing club April 17. The doctor’s dis< rochial school music department. the funniest and most original oo^orTeehnlcehr cussion on “ Cancer Screening” The Friday Luncheon club is hat Admission will be 50 cents COLBURN HOTEL 1749 Tremont PL ISO will provide timely imd informa­ the only service club for Cath­ and refreshments ivill be served. OENVES’8 HOST LUXURIOUS ROOMS tive data on one oi America’s olic men in the city of Denver, The monthly Communion cot 14th St. Shd orlnJiKinq PROGRESSIVE Cocktail Lounge greatest killers. and meets every Friday between breakfast will be held on Sunday, 425 E. 17tb Are. voRom m m m -m m m oH -m m A graduate of Creighton uni­ 12 and 1 p.m. in the Knights of April 26, -in S t Francis’ church. fmaMh f«Jl XWIS . tnM k> T HUGS HEUMIIT ml AlVm 6AIIZOI • ».•« to M , Coffee Shop 404 E. 13th Are. StfMttF.)IUCHHER8EIIT'liiiftitotoltT tofcm Sim- * tAWMOUNE MCTUSE 10th Avenue at Grant versity, Dr. O’Dea is a member Columbus hall, 1575 Grant Members will attend the 10 of St. Vincent de Paul’s, parish. street. Complete luncheon cost 118 E. 16th Ave. Starts 18th at MAin 6261 o’clock Mass, and breakfast will 1147-41 U ukst St. He has two children, a son at­ is only 75 cents, and all Catholic ■he served afterward by St. Saturday I DENHAM D. B. CERISE, Minsfer }'Abor 6371 California tending Regis and a daughter men are urged to attend. b a n d s ’ members. PAGE TWELVE Offiet, 9 3 8 B annock Straof THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Talephono, Keytteno 4205 Thursday, April 16, f953

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Thursday, April 16, 1953 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 PAGE THIRTEEN ...... 'Man of the Year' Ndh-Catholics of Good Will Stand by Us in Cause of Justice By Rev. John B. Ebel Dr. Archer appeared to be somewhat over­ Families for the Family MANY NON-CATHOLICS of good will whelmed by the questions poured at him," By Rev. Francis Syrianey family. There is little need to p^riced beyond their means. are ready to stand side-by-side with Catholics wrote Mansell, whose report follows *in part. OUR CHRISTIAN SOCIAL recall the disastrous conse­ Few are the new homes being in fighting for the causes o f justice, liberty, and "He declared that the Un-American Activi­ PHILOSOPHY teaches us that quences of widespread divorce built that were ever intended fairness. the family is the basic unit of and broken homes. These to house more than two chil­ ties Committees were dominated by Catholics, society. To the family we con­ strike squarely at the princi­ dren. The older and larger The vociferous anti-CathoIic groups by the 'follow ing the Jesuit plan.’ cede prior rights over both the ple of the family. But there homes just cannot be secured noise they make give a grossly exaggerated im­ "H e ran into difficulties on that remark State and the Church. We rec­ are many others. by families that have all the pression of their strength and numbers. Actu-_ ognize that parents have the The social and economic sys­ other burdens of family life. when cries arose that one of the first committee first rigfhts.over the education tem under which we live is one Not that parents o f several ally they are in the small minority in this land, chairmen was an outstanding Texan— referring of their children and that other that seems to work the great­ children would trade their chil- noted for its championing o f justiee and rights to Martin Dies. Mr. Archer at once said he agencies acquire such rights est hardships and have the dren to make any one of these and its sympathy for the underdog. was not referring to Mr. Dies. only through the permission of least regard for the family it­ goals easier for themselves. This has long been our impression, and it “ ‘AREN’T THE CATHOLICS in the fore­ parents or the failure of par­ self. Not only are parents of All they seek, and all they have is borne out by a report of the visit Dr. Glenn ents properly to exercise their more than two children criti­ a right to expect, is some con­ front o f the fight against Communism?’ was Archer, executive secretary o f Protestants and rights. cized and'contemned and made sideration for the services they another question, whidi never was answered. Unfortunately, we live in a to suffer a lack of considera­ render their country in rearing Other Americans United for Separation of world that has seen the funda­ tion, but they are forced to new citizens for that country. Church and State (better known as POAU), "Archer said he was fighting battles in 12 mental position of families suf­ compete in an economic envi­ THE DAY IS COMING paid to Houston, Tex., for the purpose of form­ legislatures to prevent use o f state funds for fer greater and greater diminu­ ronment where the cards are when that contribution will be Church schools .... tion. In some countries family stacked against them. recognized and parents will re­ ing a local chapter of his group. Dr. Archer rights have been entirely abro­ THE SINGLE MAN EARNS receive a family allowance "seemed sorry he ever came to Houston,” said " 'W ell, I think we should be helping the gated, making children as well dollar for dollar as much as the whether needed or not. The the Central California Register in a story from Catholics to fight Communism and not attack­ as parents the subjects of the father of six children. A child­ country will realize that it owes which we have information on the event. ing them,’ another speaker said vehemently. State with no prior rights less couple can receive a dou­ assistance to parents of fam­ 'Why pick on the Catholic Hierarchy? Why themselves. The dignity of the ble income while the parents ilies as weil as to the aged, the WHEN WORD GOT OUT that Dr. Archer individual and of the individ­ of several children are break­ sick, and the dependent. That had called a meeting in the Houston headquar-, s not the Hierarchy of other Church groups? ual family exists now rarely ing their backs trying to make aid will carry with it no stigma ters of the YMCA, a group of 75 people And I’m a Protestant, I want it understood.’ and with difficulty. one salary stretch. Clothes for but will be a realistic apprecia­ DR. DAN MONAGHAN, the Denver Notre Dame formed a "Committee for the Preservation of “ ONE MOTHER, who said she is a Catho­ Even in bur own country, children cost as much as, or tion that if families are the ba­ families must battle a welter more than, those of adulte. sis of society then society has club’s “Man of the Year is shown above, right, about Religious Freedom" and went to work to thwart lic, declared that she sent her children to a pa­ of influences that tend, de­ Housing for families with chil­ the obligation of protecting and to receive the award from Tom Currigan. left, committee chairman. what they called the "unreasoning prejudice" rochial school and had no desire for the school signedly or not, to destroy the dren is either unattainable or strengthening them. The presentation is made on the basis of outstanding service to the and hate propaganda of the POAU, group. to be given state funds. Of very great significance, club and to the university. Dr. Monaghan has long been recognized "Out of a possible 75 people on our com­ " 'In fact, I would oppose it,’ she added. then, is a burgeoning Catholic as a particularly enthusiastic booster of all club activities. T h e Denver Catholic Register interest in such organizations mittee not over three were Catholics, as we 'I’m glad to pay taxes for the support o f public President...... Most Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. as the Christian Family Move­ Protestants wanted to do the job,” said a schools.' Editor...... Rt. Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., Jour.D., Litt.D., LL.D. ment through which families A Helpful Vocation spokesman. They printed and distributed the "Archer said he is opposed to the employ­ Managing Director...... „Monsignor John B. Cavanagh, M.A., Ph.D. band together in small groups By R e v . R o b e r t E . K e k e i s e n ONE VERY INTERESTING record o f activities o f some o f the leading na­ ment o f 'Brothers and Sisters’ as teachers in City Editor.,_...... Rev. John B. Ebel, M.A., Litt.D. to work out their own problems THE WORK of the good psy­ Associate Editors— Rev. Francis Syrianey, M.A., Litt.D.; Linus according to Christian princi­ point came out. in the friendly tional officers of the POAU. They urged the some school systems. chologist—with the magnifi­ ples. These fathers and discussion held by a small tax-exempt YMCA to protest use of its build­ " 'Would you leave the schools without Riordan, Ph.D.; Rev. Robert Kekeisen, M.A., Litt.D.; Paul Hallett, cent benefits rendered by that mothers have found that in group of clinical men and LittD.; Jack Heher, B.A., Litt.D.; Frank Morriss, B.S., LL.B., profession to great numbers of ing by such an organization. teachers in such cases?’ he was asked. 'Doesn't unity o f purpose and effort women. There are many per­ Litt.M.; Edward Mack Miller, Litt.M.; Art Editor, Leo Canavan, the unnamed—w a s brought AND WHEN THEY converged on the that happen in communities that cannot get amazing accomplishments can sons — otherwise normal—who M.F.A. home forcefully to this writer result. Common problems and go about their daily routine POAU organizational meeting, the proceedings other teachers?’ ’’ on a recent visit .to his sister, Entered as second class matter at the postoffice at Denver, Colo. common difficulties of those in plagued, perhaps subconscious­ were interesting enough to be covered at The Houston Chronicle said editorially the This Pap«r Printed Entirely by Union Labor a doctor of psychology in a chil­ common circumstances are ly, with a mild form of mental dren’s clinic in St. Louis. length by Walter Mansell for the Houston daily next day that Brotherhood week had taken best resolved by common ef­ derangement. Though the psy­ Published Weekly by The wonderful insight and Chronicle and Herald. on "added significance when Protestants took fort. chologists admit that their remarkable patience displayed THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY, (Inc.) daily job makes them oversen­ After Dr. Archer had completed his talk the lead in routing an anti-Catholic speaker at THE CHRISTIAN FAMILY •by sound psychologists in be­ 938 Bannock Street, 1 sitive to mania and psychoses in behalf o f the POAU, he asked for ques­ a meeting held at the local YMCA." MOVEMENT is channeling the half of the young in that free in others, they are agreed that Telephone, KEystone 4205 P.O. Box 1620 spiritual and natural aspira­ clinic are to be highly praised. tions. "He got them immediately and over­ It was a "fine display” o f real brother­ tions of Catholics into a posi­ more persons suffer from men­ whelmingly," said Mansell. hood, said the Chronicle, and "may it serve as The children brought there for tal illnesses than are fully con­ Subscription: tive approach toward making mental analysis can ordinarily scious of the fact. This un­ The questioners, he noted further, prefaced a lesson to the harbingers of hate and bigotry $1.50 per year in Archdiocese of Denver. better Catholics of themselves be cured of their sad malady, awareness of mind trouble, the their remarks with the statement that they were who seek to spread their prejudices here.” and their families, better whether they be neurotics or $2.00 per year Outside Archdiocese of Denver. doctors say, is understandable Christians and citizens in their paranoics, if the doctor’s orders Protestants and gave their religious denomina­ IT IS, WE FEEL, an aspect o f brotherhood Canada, $2.75 a year per subscription. in view of the fact that a per­ communities, and better exam­ are carried out in detail. tion. that has been too long neglected in this land. son is his own worst doctor: It Foreign countries, including Philippines, $3.50 a year. ples of the dignity that is the THE CLINICAL psycholo­ Christian family’s. is most difficult to have suf­ gist has to be a scientist, and ficient introspection to discover Thursday, April 16, 1953 Its amazing growth in but must possess also, for success, one's own ills, particularly if a few short years and the en­ a sensitive sympathy with those Reds Pay Tacit Tribute to Chastity these ills are not too pro­ thusiasm manifested by those whom he would cure. The role By P a u l H . H a l l e t t But the problems o f keeping child could see any film now OFFICIAL: ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER nounced. associated with it show that of scientist is involved not only THE REPORT of an inter­ men under the Communist re­ being shown in the Chinese The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. it answers a need long felt by in the painstaking collection of But, the doctors warn, what view (published in this paper gime are different from those cinema. Women’s clothing is We confirm it as the official publication of the Archdiocese. many parents in solving family personal data on the patient, begins as a mild form of schizo­ April 9) with a former class­ of diverting them thither. The unexceptionable. Sleeves must Whatever appears in its columns over the signature of the Or­ problems and in re-creating a and the analysis of that data phrenia, for example, may de­ mate of Stalin engrossed me, tendency in all Communist- extend to the hands and collars dinary or those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared strong Christian influence in in conference with co-workers— velop into a trait of personality because it showed one of two conquered countries so far has must be neck high. official. the home. sociologists, psychiatrists, and that destroys all “personality” opposite channels that Com­ been in the direction of the “ Naturally, it would be We hope The Register will be read in every home o f the These families have decided other psychologists— but also in — as it is recognized by the munist activity has found it ex­ suppression of public incite­ naive to suppose that every­ Archdiocese. to do something positive about endless experimentation to ad­ world. pedient to take. ment to sexual laxity. body in China is a saint just We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste improving family life. They vance the comparatively young THE REMEDY, the doctoirs In that interview, one who This is confirmed by a great for this reason. But one thing in the children of the archdiocese for the reading of The are doing so with notable suc­ science. say— and they are too busy to had known Stalin in his stu­ deal of nonsuspect evidence. is certain! Among the Reds Register. cess. Instead of moaning about Sympathy in the doctor, the have a personal stake in the dent days was asked: “ What Those in a position to get there is not that collective en­ « URBAN J. VEHR, difficulties or compromising successful psychologists agree, matter—is to see a good psy­ is the first step taken by the around that city of some ticement to immorality that Jan. 29, 1942 Archbishop of Denver with them and the spirit of the is an absolute condition for re­ chologist if one suspects he Communists in tearing men 6,000,000 people report that in you see almost everywhere in world, these families are work­ sults beneficial to the patient. may be troubled with some away from other allegiances Moscow there is none o f that the free world. ing for the family. commercialization of vice that To be able to help one who suf­ ailment that makes him “ less into the party’s bosom?” “ STALIN laid down the rea­ Schedule of Forty Hours' Devotion disgraces American cities— no fers from some psychosis, the normal.” The mental physi­ The answer was: “ Sex.” sons for ‘ this strictness when ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER To convert men to Com­ pornographic magazines, no Week of April 19, Second Sunday After Eaiter Catholicism loses its hold doctor must understand, with cians are amazed at the lack he said: ‘.4n immoral comrade an almost personal feeling, of interest persons display in munism, the disciples o f Marx prostitution (at least openly), DenTer, Holy Ghost church on souls in the measure that is necessarily a bad worker; what has gone awry in the deli­ the health of their minds— and and Lenin have made use of no exploitation of sex in Colorado Spring!, Sacred Heart church it ceases to present as an ur­ he is not only of no use to the gent task, to be accomplished cate mechanism called the in­ the comparative alarm with sexual license. In 1919-20, cinema or on the stage. common good, he is a^ positive Peetz, Sacred Heart church when the Communist-inspired IN THE LATEST ISSUE as soon as possible, the unity telligence. Only then can he be­ which the same persons view hindrance’.” of all men within a single re­ gin to prescribe, and utilize, the least physical illness in Sparticist revolt gave promise of Stimmen der Zeit, a monthly There you have the Com­ CATHOLIC RADIO and TV LOG- ligion.—Jean Danielou. correct remedial measures. themselves. o f succeeding in Berlin, porno­ magazine of the German Jes­ graphic reading matter flooded uits, I read the impressions of munist attitude toward chas­ I KOA, Denver KTLN, Denver the streets. The same situation a missionary who has just been tity: Its violation is to be en­ i ASK AND LEARN— Sunday, FR- JOHN ORDINAS, C.R.— existed in Madrid on the eve of expelled from China, via Hong couraged when there is ques­ I 10:45 p.m. Sunday, 7:15-7:30 e.in. the Spanish Civil war. These Kong. He of course animad­ tion of breaking down resist­ are just two instances that verted upon the tyranny that ance; its observance is by the CATHOLIC HOUR — Sunday, KFKA, Greeley same token to be safeguarded 12 noon. R. Robert Cohen could be named. prevails in that land, upon the AVE MARIA HOUR— Sunday, IN AMERICA, it is well 300 priests imprisoned and when it is necessary to main­ KFEL, Denver 12:30 p.m. Physician & known that the Communist the 20 to 30 missionaries who tain an already existing Com­ munist society. AVE MARIA HOUR— Sunday, KBOL, Boulder Psychiatrist party has made use of girls to are every day being pushed decoy young men into the over the Chinese boundaries. There is a civic strength in 5:30 a.m., and 11:30 p.m. SACRED HEART PROGRAM party. But he did report one not­ sex morality, which the Com­ ROSARY FOR PEACE—-Sun- Every weekday at 7 a.m. Nor can we forget the bes­ able disadvantage free Hong munists see, and cannot help day, 10:15 p.m. ircci t v / n tial conduct of many Russian Kong has in respect to en­ seeing, even when they shut FAMILY THEATER—Sunday, KFEL-TV, Denver soldiers in East Germany and slaved China. “ As far as their eyes to its transcendent 2-2:25 p.m. (Channel 2) other occupied centers of Eu­ moral purity is concerned,” reasons. The West could learn SACRED HEART PROGRAM LIFE IS WORTH LIVING— rope. wrote the missionary, “ any from its enemy. — Sunday, 11 p.m. Biihop .Fulton J. Sheen, I LIFE IS WORTH LIVING — Thurzdayi, 10:30 p.m. ( 0 John J. Sullivan Biihop Fulton J. Sheen, THE CHRISTOPHERS — Mon- 'Bohemia' Grows Silent at Last President, Saturdayi, 6:35-7 p.m. days, 4:15 p.m. to learn about means that “ individuals are such as Justice Black who see Bosworth, Sullivan By F r a n k M o r r is s THE QUESTION of loyalty guaranteed an undiluted and things academically, but not & Co, too sensibly. oaths for professors, a burning unequivocal right to express MONEY MATTERS themselves on questions of cur­ BUT THE VAST WEIGHT one only a few months ago, is of public opinion will eventu­ now practically moot. It has rent public interest.” “ All right,” might answer the ally overthrow those erratic at been settled by the common- Hear sense voice of educators,them­ newly aroused educators, “ that views. may be the case, but they need For the people know that selves, which so long was n o t express every foolish freedom is jiot somethi.ig in­ drowned out by the shrill left- theory while they are in our tellectually ' “ highfaluting” or THE AMERICAN bank chorus coming out of A S K and LEARN E. Warren Willard pay.” so tender a thing that it cannot Bohemia. And that, after all, is the be brought out in the clear How refreshing to hear that NATIONAL BANK'S Managing Partner, only logical viewpoint. It is no light of day. John S. Dickey, president of more insulting to a teacher to The people know freedom is Boettcher & Co, Dartmouth college, has wel­ KOA demand that he be loyal to his a tough thing that lives under comed congressional investiga­ country, than it is insulting the stress and strain of con­ tion and has stated publicly for a store owner to insist flict, if it is but kept strong that no professor shall teach that his clerk be loyal and and warm in the human breast. 10:45 at Dartmouth if he refuses to honest in the keeping of ac­ Liberty is not only some­ testify at hearings on the counts. thing of the mind; it is also EFERy SUNDAY EVEMNG grounds that he might incrimi­ We shall always have men something of the heart. nate himself. This is an opinion Questions on religion submitted by the radio echoed by the dean of Dart­ audience answered on the archdiocesan broad­ mouth, Jose'ph L. McDonald, Richard Greene Jr. cast. who believes that Congress not Dewey in Full Daylight only has the right, “ but also Account Executive, Booklet on Catholic Church available free of the duty,” to look for subver­ By J. R. W a l s h » religion or philosophy a set of cost to all inquirers, Hogle & Co, sives on college campuses. “WHO WANTS Progressive immutable truths to which human nature should be made The force of public opinion Education?” is the title of an iW RITE TO and the triumph of common to conform.” ASK AIVD LEARN, Statioq KOA article one rarely sees in a These are the foundations sense have ended the reign of secular magazine. But in the Denver 2, Colorado starry-eyed liberals on U. S. of Dewey’s thought. It is a April issue of Atlantic, Albert story that has been told again campuses, as Father Robert I. Lynd minces no words in tell­ If you are one o f the many women who is called Gannon, S.J., former president and again in Catholic publica­ ing parents what Deweyism tions. Oh these harsh claims, upon to handle financial matters for home or of Fordham unwersity, happily is all about, and that the MAin 5314 leaving out the usual insipid business, you’ll find a world o f valuable knowl- pointed out to Jesuit alumni. peddlers of John Dewey’s edu­ STATEMENT after state­ and emotional double talk— edge in this interesting, informative series o f Norma Comstock cational ideas are sneaking Dewey’s educational program ment from non-Catholic as well into America’s school a phil­ free forums— presented annually as a community Attorney as Catholic educators is rein­ should be presented to the osophy that most citizens American public. R J. KIRCHHOF service by The American National Bank. at Law forcing the truth that academic freedom does not mean the would reject in horror. THOUGH DEWEY hap­ license to espouse or be sym­ Mr. Lynd, who taught at pens to have been one of the Each meeting will start promptly at 2:45 p.m., pathetic with Communism. To Harvard and Stanford, points initial American philosophers Construction Co. adjourning at 4:15 p.m., after which light re­ have voiced that opinion at one out capably what others have to take a deep interest in the freshments will be served. The place? Beautiful time in the United States would often said. You cannot under­ lower schools, to graduates in DANIELS & FISHER TEAROOM. Free park- have called forth a torrent stand the full meaning and education he is the only phil­ BUILDERS o f abuse from some pseudo­ final results of Dewey’s edu­ osopher they know. ing in our Parking Plaza. intellectual circles. cational theories without un­ We can only hope parents We Appreciate Your Patronage One o f the happiest things derstanding his basic phil­ and teachers take Lynd’s ADMISSION BY TICKET Herman F. Feucht about the revulsion against osophy. Though Deweyites warnings and prevent histori­ 700 Lawrence St. Denver, Colo. Pinkism V among educators is have a right to preach their cal accident from becoming the ONLY Vice President, /■ tlmt''it will -appropriately put ideas, Tjynd asks they‘ do it death warrant of American iiitop to some o f the opinions openly and tell the people .and Christian principles in ESTABLISHED lt«t American National Free tickets for the series are now available at The oh freedom that passed for what the ideas really are. this land. American National Bank. Write, come in or phone Bank dogma, even in high places. TH R O U G H SEVERAL for yours. — KF 5161. , Justice Hugo Black’s opin­ PAGES Lynd summarizes In the year 1950, every five ion, for example, that “ the Dewey’s thought as follows; The American Fixture Co. right to speak on matters of minutes around the clock some­ 1) “ There are no eternal Manofaetqrcrs of ■ ■■ r ^ blic concern must be wjiolly one in the United States was THE wee” ifWtetrtan v, Updegraff) truths.” feloniously assaulted or killed, 2) '“ Dewey finds no evidence Church Pews and Altars will get the oblivion it deserves according to a report published NATIONAL BANK in man of a nonmaterial fac­ by the Federal Bureau o f In­ Church Furniture Glenn McMahan ^ campuses that believe that ^0 crackpot selling Commu­ ulty which thinks, nor is there vestigation. Not only that’ but Bank, Office, and Store Fixtures o f Denver Trust Offieer, nism shall use the classroom a soul that is immortal or dis­ each day o f the year 146 per­ AMERICAN:: tinguishable from the body.” sons were robbed, 458 cars American National as his private reserve for hunt­ Millwork of All Kinds ing the young and gullible. 3) “There are no fixed were stolen, 11,029 places I7TH AND LAWRENCE STREETS Bank JUSTICE BLACK, in the moral laws. For centuries, were burglarized, with some si(me opinion .quoted above, Dewey believes, men wasted kind of a larceny being com­ C F. Stahl, Viea Crts. Denver, Colo. , : Member F^eral Deposit Insurance Corporation walking .more dogmatic, said energies and confused them­ mitted every 30 seconds that - tha : Fint < Amendment selves by efforts to find in around the clock.—Ave Maria. PAGE FOURTEEN Offiet, 938 Bonnock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 Thursday, April 16, 1953

Instructions Begin in Arvada April J3 Derbyites Finish , - INSITRAIVCE STATEMENTS Among iniuranco companiei licanted to transact butinex in Colorado by tha adults who have not been con­ Arvada.— (St. Anne’s Parish) second annual jamboree, to be State Iniurance Department are thoia printed below, ai follow c — Father John Haley will start held May 16 in St. Anne’s hall, firmed must attend these classes. Instruction classes for Catholics were discussed. They will have They will be held on Monday and Labor on Choir and non-Catholics on April 13. both round and square dancing. Wednesday evenings for the next Classes will be held on Monday Tickets are 50 cents per person two weeks. and Wednesday evenings at 8 and there will be special gifts. The Altar society will sponsor Postal Life and o’clock ih the parish hall. Confirmation will be held at a bake sale after .all the Masses Loft, Woodwork At the Holy Name society 7:45 on April 23. Classes in on Sunday, April 19. The Altar MORGAN, LEIBMAN & 11lICKEY Casualty Insurance meeting April 9 plans for a Miisa preparation for Confirmation will society would appreciate baked Derby.— (St. Catherine’s Par­ Recifata at the monthly Commun­ begin on Monday, April 13, at 8 goods from any woman of the ish)— The carpenters, painters, Company ion Mass and final plans for the o’clock in the parish hall. All parish who is willing to con­ and cooks almost finished the INSURANCE SINCE 1897 Keniai City, Mitteuri tribute. Those who‘ give bakery renovation project Sunday after­ goods are asked to bring their noon. The choir loft has been contribution to the parish hall finished, and the confessionals Gas and Electric Bldg. TA. 1395 STATE OF COLORADO Perpetual Help Novena on their way to Mass. were sanded and stained. The Insurancs Department Synopsis of SUtement for 1952 as ren­ Tb«r« will be a Requiem banquet tables were completely dered to the Commissioner of Insurance High M ax for Father Norbert dismantled a n d reglued and Posts) Llfs and Casnalty Waltb, reque.ted by the altar nailed. 8TATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO Insgrsnec^Cempsny Kansas City, MUionri * To End on Father's Day boy>, Saturday morning, April The women provided an excel­ loiaranca Degartmcnt Insurance Department Iniurance Department Synopsis of Sutament for 1962 u ren­ Synopsis of SUtement for 1952 as ren­ Assets ...... $9,491,410-47 18, at 8 o’clock. lent meal. Messrs. Beren, Ap- Synopsis of SUtement for 1952 as ren­ (St. Joaeph’i Redemptorist Cbampioni to be Honored dered to tha Commissioner of Iniurance dered to the Commissioner of Insurance dered to the Commissiouer of Insurance Liabilities ...... ______8,814,994.08 pelhans, Kaiser, Palizzi, Ray- Tha £ sf)e Fire Company of New York Pariah, Denver) On April 6 Barbara Eileen Millers National Insurancs Company CapiUl ...... 600,000.00 The PTA and Father Henry maker, Reinert, Tepley, Earl, New York, New York Agricultural Insurance Company Surplus ______I86.416.U Weller and Bernard James Su­ Chicago, Illinois Father’s day comes this year McKeever, C.SS.R., will be hosts O’Brien, Braun, James, and A sseU ______$8,142,713.86 Watertown, New York AsseU ..... $11,206,167.91 (Copy of Certificate of Antherity) perchi were married. Barbara is L iabilities______6,170,276.98 AsseU ...... $29,956,223.89 Liabilities ...... 7,380.258.40 DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE on the Feast of Our Mother of to members of the state cham­ Chadwick, and Father Dominic CapiUl ______1,000,000.00 Perpetual Help June 21 and Fa­ pionship grade school basketball the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Liabilities_____ :______18.081.321.98 Permanent Fund ...... 1,000,000.00 Certificate of Authority Albino, O.S.M., comprised the Represents Diffsrence Be­ Capital ...... 8,000,000.00 Reserve to Adjust Stock ther Paul Schwarz, C.SS.R., pas­ team and the 25 members of the Arthur Weller, and the bride­ tween I Value earned in To Whom it MtyjConcern: working force for the project. Surplus ...... 8,874.901.91 Valuations to the Lower This is to certify that the PosUl Life girls’ cheering section at a din­ groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. AsseU and Actual Decem­ of Cost or Market ...... 91,784.54 tor, suggests that all the parish The chefs and connoisseurs were ber 81, 1952 Values (Copy of Certificate of Authority) and Casualty Insurance Company or­ join in making a novena of nine ner on Sunday, April 19. Mrs. Eugene M. Superchi. Surplus ..... 2.733.124.97 ganized under the laws of Missouri pur­ Mmes. Opal B eren, Donald rf------176,714.14 DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE (Copy of (Certificate of Authority) Tuesdays, starting April 21 and Frances Allan is in charge, and Baptized recently were Julia Surplus ...... 1.896.692.74 Certificate of Authority suant to iU application therefor and in James, Tom Earl, Frank Appel- DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE consideration of its compliance with the ending June 2. This novena can will be assisted by Mmes B. Tur­ Minerva Beasley, daughter of Mr. (Copy of Csrtifieati of Authority) Certificate of Authority hans, John Kaiser, Tom Palizzi, DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE To Whom it May Concern: laws of Colorado, ia hereby licensed to be offered for the benefit of the ner, J. Berger, Elma Griffith, and Mrs. P. H. Beasley, with and Ed Doty. CertificaU of Authority This is to Certify that the Agricultural To Whom it May Concern: transact business as a Life Insurance This is to Certify that the Millers Na­ Company until the last dary of February living or the dead. H. McNicholas, Katheryn Buss, John Kelly, Jr., and Mrs. Eugene May 2 it Derby day in Ken­ To Whom it May Concern: Insurance Company organized under the Betty Kaiser, Teresa Kellogg, V. Kelly as sponsors; Ethel Cortez, Thia is to Certify that the The Eagle Idws of New York pursuant to iu appli­ tional Insurance Company organized next succeeding the daU hereof unlesa The Rev. Williard Berberich, tucky. On May 2, St. Cather­ under the laws of Illinois pursuant to its this license shall be sooner revoked. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fire Company of New York, organized cation therefor and in consideration of C.SS.R., of St. Alphonsus’ church, O’Connor, Lillian Cazer, Mary ine's will sponsor the Derby under the laws of New York, pursuant its compliance with the laws of Colorado, application therefor and in consideration IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have heiw- of iu compliance with the laws of Colo­ New Orleans, La., arrived in Den­ Maher, Lee Miller and Vivian 0. Cortez with Conception Cor­ day dance in the Slovenian hall to iu application therefor and in con­ is hereby licensed to transact business unto set my hand and caused the official Horan. - tez and George Senehez as spon­ sideration of its compliance with the laws as a Fire iniurance Company until the rado, is hereby licensed to transact busi­ seal of my office to be affixed at the City ver April 15 to visit his father, in Globeville. Music will be by ness as a Multiple Line Insurance Com­ Members of the team are Bob sors; Caroline Jean Soucie, of Colorado, is hereby licensed to transact last day of February next succeeding the and County of Denver, thia first day of William Berberich, a patient in. Paul Weingart and his Alpine business as a Multiple Line Insurance date hereof unless this license shall be pany until the last day of February next March, A. D. 1953. succeeding the date hereof unlesa this Mercy hospital. Cordova, Don Hanak, Dan Owen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clar­ Boys. Company until the last day of February sooner revoked. (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. Mother Mary Alphonsus, As- Mike Ryan, Jerry and Tony ence Soucie, with Verne Soucie next succeeding the date hereof unless IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here­ license shall be sooner revoked. Richard Alvin Dreiling, son IN WITNESS WHEREOF, 1 have here­ Commissioner of Insurance. si.'tant Mother Provincial of the Berger, Gene Rino, Tom Capra, and Myrna Soucie as spon.sors; this license shall be sooner revoked. unto set my hand and caused the official of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Dreiling, IN W'lTNESS WHEREOF. 1 have here- seal of my office to be affixed at the City unto set my hand and caused the official Mercy order, is in Denver mak­ Tom O’Connor, Bill Sloan, Pat and Harry Glen Wagner, son of seal of my office to he affixed at the City was baptized, with Tony Raitz unto set my hand and caused the ofneial and County of Denver, thU. first day of ing the 10-day retreat at Mercy Gabbie, Bill ’Thorpe and Art Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Wag­ seal of my office to be affixed at the City tfarch, A. D. 1958. and County of Denver, this first day of and Pauline Dreiling as spon­ and County of Denver, this first day of March, A. D. 1953. Indiana Lumbermen’s ho.spital. She taught here sev­ Vigil. The coaches are Dan Mc­ ner, with Sarah and William Mc­ (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, sors. March. A. D. 1958. (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. eral years and is the sister of Neills and John Haberkorn. Intyre as sponsors. Commissioner of Insurance. A girl was born to Mr. and (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, Commissioner of Insurance- Mutual Insurance Mrs. Helen McCloskey o f 620 W. Commissioner of Insurance. Mrs. Leo Estis, who have four STATE OF COLORADO Fourth avenue. First of Nine Tuesdays STATE OF COLORADO boys. STATE OF COLORADO Insurance Department Insurance Department Company Pfc. Bill Schmuki, who was Insurance Department Synopsis of SUtement for 1952 as ren­ Synopsis of SUtement for 1952 as ren­ Indianapolis, Indiana home on a two week furlough NOTICE TO CREDITORS Synopsis of SUtement for 1952 as ren­ dered to the Commissioner of Insurance dered to the Commissioner of Insurance ESTATE OF DAVID .M. O'NEILL. dered to the Commissioner of Insurance visiting his parents, the Albert St. Elizabeth's CrowdecJ Southern Fire Insurance Company Buffalo Insurance Company DECEASED. Detroit Fire and hlsrine Insurance Durham, North Carolina Schmuki’s at 922 W. 14th ave­ NO. 97456 # Company Buffalo, New York STATE OF COLORADO nue, left by plane Monday for Notice is hereby given that on the Detroit, Michigan Assets ____ $5,588,925.17 Assets ...... 1.395,465.39 Insurancs Department the Far East. He was a member 18th day of March, 1953, letter* of ad- AsseU ______$10,600,257.96 Liabilitiee ...... 3.270,609.98 Liabilities ___ 7.065.998.23 Synopsis of Statement for 1962 as ren­ of the 1950 class at St. Joseph’s. For St. Anthony Novena miniatration were issued to the under­ Liabilities ...... ______4,796,62.5.61 Capital ...... 750.000.00 Capilsl ...... 1,000,000.00 dered to the Commissioner of Insurance signed as administrator of the above CapiUl ...... ;______1,000,000.00 Contingency Re*er\*e - .... 40,032.01 VolunUry Reserve ____...... 700,000.00 Indiana Lumbermens Mutual Karon I..ee Kardaseski, son of named estate and all persons having Contingency Reserve...... 85,275.00 Surplus ...... 1.528.283.23 Surplus ...... 2,629,467.16 Insurance Company claims ajtainst said estate are required Surplus ..... 4.668.457.34 Mr. and Mrs. George Kardaseski, (St. Elizabeth’* Parisht Denver) (Copy of Certificate of Authority) (Copy of Certifleste of Authority) Indianapolis, Indiana and John Clifford Armijo, son to file them for allowance in the County (Copy of Certifleate of Authority) Assets ...... $16,961,711.21 La.st Tuesday evening clients of St. Anthony of Padua Court of the City and County of Denver, DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Armijo, DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE Certificate of Authority ' Certificate of Authority Liabilities ...... 11,940,872.98 taxed the capacity of St. Elizabeth’s church, 11th and I Colorado, within six months from said Ccrtificats of Authority Guaranty Fund .... 350,000.00 were baptized Sunday by Father i date or said claim* will be forever To Whom it May Concern: To Whom it May Concern: To Whom it May Concern: Surplus ...... 4,670.838.2$ Frederick Mann, C.SS.R. Curtis, for the first of the nine Tuesdays in honor of barred. This is to Certify that the Detroit Fire This is to Certify that the Southern This is to Certify that the Buffalo In­ (Copy of Certificato of Authority) MATHEW H. O'NEILL. Fire Insurance Comtiany organized under surance Company organized under the The Altar and Rosary society and Marine Insurance Company organ DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE the wonderworker of the Franciscan order. Administrator ized under the laws of Michigan pursuant the laws of North Carolina pursuant to laws of New York pursuant to its ap­ Certificate of Authority met April 8, and the outgoing First Publication March 26. 19B3 iCs application therefor and in considera­ plication therefor and in consideration of This is the ninth year that the nine Tuesdays in prep­ to iu application therefor and in con- To Whom it May Concern: officers were the hostesses. Mrs. La.'«t Publication April 23, 1963 sideration of iU compliance with the laws tion of its compliance with the laws of iu compliance with the laws of Colorado, aration for the Feast of St. An- THOMAS I.. FORD, Attorney Colorado, is hereby licensed to transact in hereby licensed to transact businetis This is to Certify that the Indian^ Charles L a n s v i 11 e , will have of Colorado, is hereby licensed to trans­ Lumbermens Mutual Insurance Company thony, June 13, have been cele­ 1700 E. 6th Ave. act business as a Multiple Line Insurance business as a Multiple Line Iniurance as a Fire insurance Company until the charge of the flower decoration Company until the last day of February last day of February next succeeding the organized under the laws of Indiana brated in Denver. The popular­ Company until the last day of February pursuant to its application therefor and. for another year. Mrs. Frances next succeeding the date hereof unless next succeeding the date hereof unless date hereof unless this license shall be ity of St. Anthony, whom Leo this license shall be sooner revoked. sooner revoked. in consideration of its eomplianee with Gibbons will again be hospitality 1st Communion this license shall be sooner revoked. tha laws of Colorado, is hereby licensed XIII called “ The Saint of the IN W’lTNESS WHEREOF. I have here­ IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have here­ IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have here­ to transact business as a Multiple Line chairman. unto set my band and caused the official unto set my hand and caused the official unto set my hand and caused the official The society will receive Com­ Whole World,’’ was evidenced by J. J. Celia Insurance Company until the last day of the large turnout for the first Beal of my office to be affixed at the City seal of my office to be affixed at the City seal of ray office to be affixed at the City February next succeeding the date hereof munion in a body Sunday at the and County of Denver, this first day of and County of Denver, this first day of and County of Denver, this first day of devotion. INSURANCE AGENCY unless this license shall be sootier 7 o’clock Mass. The president, Is Received by March. A. D. 1953. March. A. D. 1953. March, A. D. 1953. revoked. Mrs.' Vivian Horan, and the mod­ Father Berard A. Giblin, (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have here­ O.F.M., director of St. Anthony’s 1120 Security Bldg. K£ 2633 Commissioner of Insurance. Commissioner of Insurance. Commissioner of Insurance. unto set my hand and caused the official erator, Father Cyril Kierdorf, seal of my office to be affixed at the City C.SS.R., requests a large attend­ devotions, is conducting the Nine and County of Denver, this first day of Welby Children March, A. D. 1958. ance. Tuesdays. The theme for his Federated Mutual St. Joseph’s PTA met April series of sermons will be a “ Plat­ Welby. — The sacrament of STATE OF COLORADO Republic National Life Central States (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. form of Christian Livfcig.’’ Confirmation will be adminis­ Iniurance Department Commissioner of Insurance. 14 and re-elected the same group Synopsis of Statement for 1952 as ren­ Implement Health and Accident of officers for a second term, Those who missed the first tered by Archbishop Urban J. dered to the Commissioner of Insurance Insurance Company for the first time in its 10-year devotion may begin the novena Vehr Monday, April 20, at 7 :30. Republic Insurance Company and Hardware Association history. this coming week and continue About 120 children and 12 adults Dallas, Texas Dallas, Texas Insurance Company Day Mutual Benefit They are: President, Mrs. Rose for nine consecutive Tuesdays. will be confirmed. Assets ______$27,123,960.90 OMAHA, NEBRASKA Since this coming Tuesday The following children re­ Liabilities _____ 16,726,618.98 Owatonna, Minneaota Gabbie; vice president, Betty Capital ...... 4,100,000.00 Association coincides with the exchange of ceived First Communion in the Kaiser; secretary, Paula Ivar- Contingency Reserve ...... 2.839,774.91 STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO prisoners in Korea and the first 8 o’clock Mass April 12: Surplus ...... 3,457,567.06 STATE « P COLORADO son; treasurer, Elma Griffith; Insurance Department Iniurance Department DENVER, COLO. historian, Juanita McDaniel; and semblance of peace at Panmun- Fred Arneson, Mary T.ouise (Copy of Certificate of Authority) Synopsis of Statement for 1952 as ren­ Insurance Depertment Synopsis of Statement for 1952 as ren­ jom, clients ot St. Anthony are DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE dered to the Commissioner of Insurance Synopsis of Statement for 1952 as ren­ dered to the Commissioner of Insurance auditor Am. Romero. Ayala, June Ballestreri, Patricia Certificate of Authority Republic National Life Insurance dered to tho Commissioner of Insurance Central States Health and Accident Hostesses for the May meet­ urged to pray not only for their Canino, David Brancio, Fred Company Federated Mutual Implement and To W’hom it May Concern : Association STATE OF COLORADO ing will be Mmes. C. Kelly, 9-A own intentions but also that Brando, Darwin Barta, Wes­ Thia is to O rtify that the Republic Dallas. Texas Hardware Insurance Company Omaha, Nebraska Owatonna, Minnesota Insurance Dspartiacnt room mother, V. O’Connor, 9-C; divine wisdom will influence the ley Bradford, Ruth Brantner, Insurance Company organized under the Assets ...... $60,119,678.94 Assets ...... «.$I,363,588.61 Liabilitiw ...... 68,498,491.98 Assets ...... $25,311,411.03 and Caroline Yarcho first grade human wisdom of the delegates laws of Texas pursuant to its application Liabilities ..... 1,172,711.70 Synopsis of SUtement for 1952 as ren­ Thomas Broncucia, Judy Car- therefor and in consideration of its com­ Group Contingency Reserve 467,270.00 Liabilities ___ 19,019,127.45 to the conference. This should Guaranty Fund ...... 500,000.00 Capital ...... Mutual dered to the Commissioner of Insurance room mother, who will also be the dillo, Nicholas Ciancio, Frank pliance with the laws of Colorado, is Capital ...... 467,270.00 Security Valuation Reserve 731.87 be an added incentive for others hereby licensed to transact business as a Group Contingency Reeerve 95,961.00 Contingency Reserve ...... 300,000.00 Day Mutual Benefit Atseciatioa First Friday breakfast chair­ Claice, Joseph Claice, Robert Surplus ...... 5,492.283.58 Surplus ...... 190,125.04 man. to make the novena. Multiple Line Insurance Company until Surplus ...... 923,959.62 (Copy of Certificate of Authority) Denver, Colorado Cornish, Rosann Croteau, Kol- the last day of February next succeeding (Copy of Certificate of Authority) (Copy of ('ertificate of Authority) DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE AsseU ...... 114,818.85 Petition leaflets may be ob­ leen Dalton, Janice De Luzio, the date hereof unless this license shall DEPARTMENT OP INSURANCE DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE Certificate of Authority Liabilities ...... 2.798.85 tained at the Shrine of St. An­ be sooner revoked. Certificate of Authority To W'hom it May Concern: Carol Dl Giacomo, Richard Di This is to Certify that the Federated To W'hom it May Concern: Unassigned Fund* ...... 12,010.50 thony,'^ and these intentions will To W'hom it May Concern: This is to Certify that the Central Giacomo, Richard Di Pinto; IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here­ Mutual Implement and Hardware In­ (Copy of Certificato of Authority) unto set my hand and caused the official This is to Certify that the Republic Na­ States Health and Accident Association Dr. F. A. Smith be remembered during this James Domenico, Josephine tional Life Insurance Company organized surance Company organized under the seal of my office to be affixed at the City law’s of Minnesota pursuant to its appli­ organized under the laws of Nebraska DEPARTMENT OP INSURANCE solemn novena. Domingo, Alice Marie Espinosa, and County of Denver, thU first day of under the laws of Texas pursuant to its pursuant to its application therefor and Certificato of Authority Those who live at a distance, application therefor and in consideration cation therefor and in consideration of Loretta Espinosa, Mary Fagan, March, A. D. 1953. its compliance with the laws of Colorado, in consideration of its compliance with To Whom it May Concern: Oplometritl of its compliance with the laws of Colo­ the laws of <^olorado, is hereby licensed or who find it impossible to at­ Danny Fantin, Carl Gaccetta, (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. rado, is hereby licensed to transact busi­ is hereby licensed to transact business as This is to Certify that the Day Mutual tend the public services at St. Commissioner of Insurance. A Multiple Line Insurance Company until to transact business as a Life Insurance James Gavito, Robert Gillman, ness as a Life Insurance Company until Company until Jhe last day of February Benefit Association organized under the Elizabeth’s, may obtain the the last day of February next succeeding the last day of February next succeeding laws of Colorado pursuant to iU applica­ Fidela Griego, Fidel Griego, the date hereof unless this license shall be next succeeding the date hereof unless prayer leaflet by addressing a the date hereof unless this license shall this license shall be sooner revoked. tion therefor and in consideration of iU Ford Optical Co. Francis Giuliano, Robert Haliw, be sooner revoked. sooner revoked. compliance with the laws of Colorado, is postal card to the Franciscan Judy Hinojosa, Sandra Hoffman, IN WITNESS WHEREOF. 1 have here­ IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have here­ IN WITNESS WHEREOF, 1 have here­ hereby licensed to transact buiineas as a Eye. Examined * Viiual Care Fathers at 1060 11th street, unto set my hand and caused the official unto set my hand and caused the official unto act my hand and caused the official Mutual Benefit Association. Kenneth Jensen, Claudia Knago, seal of my office to h* affixed at the City seal of my office to be affixed at the City seal of my office to be affixed at the City Individually Styled Gla.ie. Denver. Seaboard Surety Co. and County of Denver, thia first day of IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here­ Douglas Krisfaluse; and County of Denver, this first day of and County of Denver, this first day of unto set my hand and caused the official The devotion starts promptly March. A. D. 1953. March, A. D. 1953. _ David La Russo, Arlene Lau- March, A. D. 1953. seal of my office to be affixed at the City 1558 Broadway at 7:46 p.m. and is concluded in (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVAN.-^UGH. (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. rienti, William Laurienti, An­ Commissioner of Insurance. and County of Denver, this first day of 30 minutes. After the Rosary New York, New York Commissioner of Insurance. Commissioner of Insurance. March, A. D. 1953. toinette Lopez, Marve Martinez, T.\bor 1295 has been recited, the petitions (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. Paul Maryan; Phyllis Milano, are read and a brief sermon is Commissioner of Insurance. Linda Morales, Antonio Morales, delivered. The congregation then ! recites the novena prayer to St. Kenneth Marrone, Rudolph Pa­ STATE OF COLORADO WOLFE & STRUBY CO. lomino, Agnes Palmer, John Pan- Insurance Department Central Standard Life Anthony. Benediction of the Synopsis of Statement for 1952 as ren­ Protection Through Insurance University Blessed Sacrament and venera­ koff, Edward Pedotto, Patricia dered to the Commissioner of Insurance Great Central Petersen; Insurance Company tion of the relic of St. Anthony Seaboard Surety Company Betty Petrocco, Michael Pet- New York, New York University Bldg. AL. 1767 conclude the services. Chicago, Illinois Insurance Company TV Says Confessions are heard after rocco, 'Verna Pheil, Roland Pon- A.<;sets ...... $18,031,334.10 zio, Dennis Priola, Joseph Puhl, Liabilities ...... 8,820,041.07 Peoria, lllinoii each devotion. Although it is CapiUl ...... 1,000.000.00 STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO necessary to receive Holy Com­ Gloria Rael, Betty Raisch, Judy Voluntary Reeerve ...... 3,711.293.03 Insurance Department Insurance Department STATE OF COLORADO munion only once during the Reale, Manuel Rodriguez, Clara Surplus ...... 5,000.000.00 Synopsis of Statement for 1952 as ren­ Insurance Department Synopsis of Statement for 1952 as ren­ dered to the Commissioner of Insurance novena of nine Tuesdays, the Sue Rosa, Teddy Rossi, Rita Ro- (Copy of Certificate of Authority) Synopsis of Statement for 1952 as ren­ dered to the Commissioner of Insurance STATE OF COLORADO tello; DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE CItIzena Insurance Company of Insurance Dspartment faithful are urged to receive dered to the Commissioner of Insurance Westchester Fire Insurance Company Certificate of Authority Central Standard Life Insnranee New Jersey every Tuesday, the day on which Roxann Satriano, Diane Scar- New York, New York Township of HoHind, New Jersey Synopsis of Statement for 1952 as ren­ To Whom it May Concern ; Company dered to the Commissioner of Insursnee St. Anthony of Padua died. pello, Gilbert Sibayan, Dennis This is to Certify that the Seaboard Chicago, Illinois AsseU ______- ...... $58,394,098.79 AsseU ...... $6,435,769.89 Great Central Insurance Company P roof Smith, Sherry Spano, Robert Surety Company organized under the Assets ...... $87,254,748.66 Liabilities ...... 30,268.732.26 Liabilities ______1,913,894.90 PTA Officers Elected Peoria, Illinois ’ Townsend, Roxanne Villano, laws of New York pursuant to its appli­ Liabilities ______78,378,746.90 CapiUl ...... -a -...... 2,000,000.00 Capital ...... 1,000,000.00 At the meeting of thi Parent- cation therefor and in consideration of CapiUl ...... 1,000,000.00 Contingency Reserve 648,017.81 Surplus ...... 3,521,874.99AsseU ...... $2,645,068.54’ Peter Weibel, Sandra Zarlengo, Surplus ...... a. 25,477,344.28 YOU CAN Teachers’ association April 9 the its compliance with the laws of Colorado, Contingency Reserve 2,881,000.76 (Copy of Certificate of Authority) Liabilities ...... 1,887,284.62 John Marolt, Della Sanders, and is hereby licensed to transact business as Surplus ...... 5,000.000.00 (Copy of Certificate of Authority) DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE Capital ...... 300,000.00' following officers were elected: Surplus ...... 457,808.92 Christine Miller. • a Ca.sualfy Insurance Company until the (Copy of Certificate of Authority) DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE Certifleate of Anthority Mrs. Raymond Rogers, presi­ last day of February next succeeding the (Copy of Certificate of Authority) The Easter home blessing has DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE Certificate of Authority To Whom it May Concern: dent; Mrs. Eugene Bethauser, date hereof unless this license shall be Certificate of Authority DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE been completed in these districts sooner revoked. To Whom it May Concern : This is to Certify that the Citizens See vice president; Mrs. Edith Certificate oY Authority of the parish; Adams City, Fish 1 IN WITNESS WHEREOF. 1 have here- To Whom it May Concern : This is to Certify that the Westchester Insurance Company of New Jersey or­ Roberts, secretary; Mrs. James This is to (Certify that the Central Fire Insurance Company organized under ganized under the laws of New Jersey To Whom it May Concern: hatchery, Retreat park, Cope­ unto set my h.ind and rauseil the official Finest Hofsetz, treasurer; and Mrs. seal of my office to be affixed at the City SUndard Life Insurance Company or­ the laws of New York pursuant to its pursuant to iU application therefor ,apd This Is to Certify that the Great Ceil-' ganized under the laws of Illinois pur­ application therefor and in consideration in consideration of iU compliance with Ruby Qualteri, corresponding land, and Fisher ranch. Visits and ('ounty of Denver, this first day of tral Insurance Company organized under Pictures! March. A. D. 19.53. suant to its application therefor and in of its compliance with the laws of Colo­ the lawa of Colorado, is hereby licensed the laws of Illinois pursuant to iU sppli-’ Secretary. will be made to the homes of censideration of its compliance with the rado, U hereby licensed to transact busl- to transact business as a Multiple Line these districts; Welby, Washing­ (SEAL) LUKE .1. KAVANAUGH. cation therefor and in consideration of Finest Cabinets! Commissioner of Insurance. laws of Colorado, is hereby licensed to nets as a Multiple Line Insurance Com­ Insurance Company until the last day iu compliance with the laws of Colorado, ton, and the Hill. transact business as a Life Insurance pany until the last day of February next of February next succeeding the date is hereby licensed to transact business as Finest Tone! hereof unless this license shall be sooner The church clean-up commit­ Company until the lust day of February succeeding the date hereof anless this a Casualty Insurance Company until tho next succeeding the date hereof unless license shall be sooner revoked. revoked. tee for April consists of the fol­ last day of February next succeeding the VAN SCHAACK & CO. this license shall be sooner revoked. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, 1 have here­ IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have here­ date hereof unless this license shall be Lourdes Men lowing Altar society members: IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have here­ unto set my hand and caused the official unto set my hand and caused the official sooner revoked. unto set my hand and caused the offlciul Jenny Fortunate, Grace Fortu­ seal of my office to be affixed at the City seal of my office to be affixed at the City II^WITNESS WHEREOF. 1 have here- seal of my office to be affixed at the City and County of Denver, thia first day of and Countv of Denver, thia first day of nate, Laura Giuliano, Betty Jiul- and County of Denver, this first day of untePset my hand and caused the official 621 17lh St. March, A. D. 1953. March, A, D. 1963. seal of my office to be affixed at the City iano, and Laura Molinaro. March. A. D. 1953. (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. Play Host to (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. and County of Denver, thia first day of Society Planning Commissioner of Insurance. Commissioner of Insurance. Commissioner of Insurance. March, A, D. 1953. Denver 2 (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, Sale April 18^19 Commissioner of Insurance. Denver Bears The Assufliption PTA will sponsor a bake sale Saturday and AC. 1661 Central Catholic (Our Lady of Lourdes Parish, Sunday, April 18 and 19. Home­ COBB & STEBBINS made cakes, pies, and other Iowa National DsBTsr) C. W. Schoelzel, Jr. Insurance Co. Managing General Agents The Rocks of Lourdes Men’s goods will be available in the vestibule Saturday from 2 to 4 432 So. 39th Stroet Mutual Insurance Co. club was host April 14 at a meet­ Manager, Ina, Dapt. 1230 Stout St. Denver, Colo. T A bor 0161 ing and social to several mem­ and 7 to 8:30 p.m. and Sunday Omaha, Nebraska bers of the Denver Bears staff, morning after each of the Cedar Rapid,, Iowa Masses. including the Bears’ president, STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO ■Triilc Uirk Bob Howsam; vice president, Lee These North Washingtonians STATE OF COLORADO STATE o r COLORADO Insurancs Department Insurance Department donated to the Feast of St. Insurance Department Iniuranc* D,partn , and Jack Pritts, DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE (Copy of Certifleate of Authority) ••No ert/i rhtn* for FMftrtl KxrlM T « and fftr- n o t ic b t o c r e d it o r s (Copy of Certifleste of Authority) (Copy of Cartifleata of Aithorlty) Contingenciea ...... 300,000.00 x Certifleate of Anthority DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE raniT or mahoginv flnlih. Umod oak modtl price Mr. Cohen told of many hu­ ESTATE OK MICHAEL RIEDL, al«> DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE DEPARTMENT OP INSURANCE Surplus ...... 2,782,712.69 . ’ ilightly hither. Prict lubjcct to change. Certificate of Authority (Copy of Certifleato of AuthoriU) morous incidents experienced by known a, MICHEAL RIEDL, DtccaJi^I. Certificate of Authority Cartifleata af Autharity To Whorodt May Concern: No. 87472 To Whom it May Coneern: DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE members of the Bears during the To W’hom it May Concern: “ To Whom it May Concern: Notic« It h*r«by givta that on Um 20th This is to Certify that the Central Thia ia to certify that the General Ac­ Cortlflcato of Antharlty Southwest Denver’s team’s past year’s playing sched­ nay of March. 1963, litter, of adninli. This is to Certify that the Westchester Thu li to Certify that the Central Surety and Insurance Corporation or­ cident Fire and Life Assurance Corpora­ To Whom it May Conearn i ule. The ball club’s manager said tratlon wtr, iaaued to th, undirtigned Fire Insurance Company organized under Catholic Insurance Company organized ganized under the iawa of Missouri pur- tion, Limited organized under the laws Thia is to Certify that tha Iowa Na> Largest TV Dealer sivtnt to iu application therefor and in of the United Kingdom of Great BriUin he hoped to make the visit to the a* admlnlitratriz of thi abov, named the laws of New York pursuant to its under the lawa o f Nebraska pursuant to tional Mutual fnsuranee Company or. • We Have Our eitate and all perun, having elaima application therefor and in .eonsideration ita application therafor and in considera­ consideration of iU eompiianca with the and Northern Ireland pursuant to iU ganized under the lawa of Iowa purauant Rocks an annual event. w am it laid Mtate are raquirad to fila of its compliance with the laws of Colo- tion of ita eompiianca with tha lawa of laws of Colorado, is hereby licensed to application therefor and in consideration to iu applicatfon therefor and in eon* Omu Service Dept. After the social gathering, at than, for allowanca In tha County Court radog is hereby licensed to transact bust- Colorado, la htrebp llcaosad to tranaiet transact buainaaa as a MolUple Line of iu compliance with the laws of Colo­ sideration of iU compliance with the laws which refreshments were served, the City and County of Denver, u • Multiple Line Insurance Oom- buainaaa ti a Casualty Inauranca (Tom. Insurance Company until the last day of rado, is hereby licensed to transact busi­ of Colorado, ia hereby licensed to trans­ Colorado, within six oonthi from aaid puny until the last day of February next pany until the last day of February next February next aueceeding the date here­ ness as a Multiple Line Insurance Com­ act business aa a Casualty Iniuranca the visiting Bears inspected the data or aaid claimi will ba foraver barred. succeeding th4 date hereof unltaa this lucetoding the ^ ta haraof unlaaa thia of unlesa thia license aball be aooner pany until the last day of February next Company until tha last day of February grotto situated on the parish GERTRUDE RIEDL. license shall be sooner revoked. llcanao aball ba aodner revoked. revoked. succeeding the date hereof unless this neott succeeding the date hereof unl«s University license shall be sooner revoked. this license shall be ,ooner revoked. grounds. The shrine, containing alao known aa IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have here­ IN'WITNESS WHEREOF. I have here­ IN WITNESS WHEREOF, 1 have here­ IN WITNESS WHEREOF, 1 have here- IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have hate- a beautiful statue of 0 » r Lady GERTRUDE C. RIEDL, unto set my hand and esusad the offlelal unto aet my hand and cauaad the official unto eet my hand and caused the official . Admlnlitratrix, seal of my office to be affixed at the City unto set my hand and caused the official unto set my hand and caused the offiolal atal of my office to be affixed at tha City seal of my office to be affixed at the GHy seal of my office to be affixed at the City TV Center of Lourdea, is fast becomiM a p rat PuhliCatloB March 26, 1963 and County of Denver, thia first day of and County of Denver, thU flrat day of and County of Denver, this first day of seal of ray office to ba affixed xt tha CItr religious show place of the D( March, A. D. 1953. March, A. D. 1968. and County of Denvtr, thia first day of and County of Denver, thb flrat day cl Jen- March, A .D , J958. March, A. D. 1958. March, A. 0. 1951. 1730 E. Evans SP, 2673 ▼er area. (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. Oommiaaioear of laaura»aai (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. CommiaaioBar of Inatinaet. OomuiMioatr o< laram e^ OommiasioQer of Inauranoe, • OommiaaioBw of iBanyaaca Thursday, April 16, 1953 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVIR CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 PAGE FIFTEEN S tJ m e s ' PTA to fete Past Presidents Novena Lakewood Unit Inquiry Series Will Open (St. James’ Paritbi Denver) to the meeting for officers for Taleck, Roberson, and O’Shea. The PTA will meet Tuesday, the coming year. There will be a preview of April 21, at 8 p.m. in the Walsh The following women have costumes to be worn in the an­ Luncheon Fete At Annunciation April 27 Memorial hall. Hostesses for the volunteered for work in the nual May frolic, to be staged in Set in Littleton Parish leeting: will be the mothers of lunchroom during the month of the auditorium of East high (Annunciation Pariah, Denver) The credit union is open for Sister Rose Christine’s room. April for Sister Rose Christine’s school (on Sunday afternoon. Littleton.— (St. Mary’s Parish)— The annual solemn Father James Ahern will be­ business every Sunday morning room: Mmes. Minister, Den- May 10. Slated April 16 gin a series of religious instruc­ between 10 and 12 in the former A feature of the meeting will be a special event honoring all dinger, Watson, Franklin, Those modeling will be: Boys novena in honor of Our Blessed Mother under her title of Lakewood.— (St. Bernadette’s tions for Catholics and non- first grade room, the room to the the past presidents of the so­ Baines, Mizicko, MacGregor, — Eddie Paciaroni, Richard Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal will be conducted in Parish)— The Immaculate Heart Catholics Monday, April 27. AH rear and just north o f the ciety: Mrs. Joseph Sticksel, Mrs. Borgmann, Bartscherer, Bau­ Borgmann, Gary Patri, Robert St. Mary’s church from Sunday evening, April 19, through of Mary circle will meet Thurs­ parishioners are invited. church. The credit union is de­ day, April 16, for luncheon and Lorren Griffin, and Mrs. A. B. mann, Connell, Quaranto, Lauvets, Frankie Claunts, Mi­ Monday evening, April 27. Devotions will begin at 7 :45 On April 13 the Men’s club veloping satisfactorily. Since Baumgartner. Thompson, Marvel, Thibault, chael Mestick, Clark (ialve, canasta in the home of Mrs. met in the Cards club to discuss some may not be able to make o’clock and will last for approxi­ The nominating committee Brockman, Daly, Broderick, Douglas Allison, John Burke, Bawrence Kerstiens, 5680 W. the parish’s part in the archdioc­ their deposits Sunday morning, mately one hour. to both Catholics and non- Fourth avenue. ' headed by Mrs. Hubert Hughes Aherne, Backus, Cross, Manasil, Leland McGill, Michael O’Shea, esan seminary campaign. J. A. Plumb, president, will be This year’s solemn novena will Catholics, and all parishioners The Mother Cabrini circle will present a slate of nominees Newman, Blixt, Grance, McGill, Vincent Dunn, Richard Vagnino, A committee was appointed to glad to receive calls in his home, be preached by the Rev. Preston are welcome to attend with members will care for the church Ronald Erickson, Robert Den- distribute literature relative to CH. 1497. All are invited to join. Murphy, C.M., from St. Louis, their interested non-Catholic sacristy for the month o f April. dinger, Thomas O’Keefe, and the seminary fund for all the Mo. Father Murphy, head of the relatives or friends. The altar boy’s surplices will be The bazaar meeting sched­ Patrick Sullivan; Sunday Masses for succeeding novena band, is nationally known Parishioners on the sick list cleaned by Mmes. Distel, Weak- uled for this week has been Girls— Sally Moore, Sharon weeks. for his speaking tbility. It is include Miss Anna Martin, who land, and Novak. postponed. AH committee mem­ Mintkin, Patricia Edwards, Carol The staff is: 5:15 Mass— urged that all parishioners and has been confined to her home on The _ Easter Monday dance bers and all interested parish­ Smith, Marcia Murphy, Judith Jerry Sandoval and Pete Rupp; their families plan to be present North Lincoln street, and Mrs. given in the Aviation club was ioners will meet in the hall ^ P Q Henderson, Sandra McQuade, well atteQded, and nearly 500 7 :30 Mass— Mikey McLellan and for the nine evenings of the sol­ John Schuckenbrock, who con­ Julius Sawazhki; 8:30 Mass— Thursday evening, April 30. 5 olorado Osprings Mary Baumann, Sharon Gravina, emn novena to hear him. tinues to recuperate at her home couples bought tickets. The wash­ Virginia Watson, Nancy Rober­ In addition to special private on South Elati street after hos­ ing machine was given to Rob­ Jack Plumb and Frank Priselac, The Altar knd Rosary society i Jr.; 9:30 Mass— John Grebenc son, Carol Taleck, Dorothy Hin­ intentions, the special general in­ pitalization and surgery. ert K. Lewis, 4549 Shoshone. will have a luncheon meeting ton, Edith Reinhardt, Carol The two St. Gerard circle and Paul Denman; 10:45 Mass— Thursday, April 23, at 1 o’clock. tentions during the solemn no­ Altar Unit Plans J. D. CROUCH Bartscherer, Nancy Fennell, vena will be for world peace and groups will meet Thursday eve­ Joe Heronema and Pat Herman; First Communion will be ad­ and 12 Mass—Jack Plumb and jC. D. O’BRIEN Sharon Schneible, and Janet the protection of all parishioners Food Sale ning, April 23. This large assem­ ministered Sunday, April 26, in MAY REALTY Soran. serving in the am ed forces—the The Altar and Rosary society bly has divided and the 16-mem­ Jack Monckton. John Raisch the 8:30 o’clock Mass. Baptized Sunday were David same intentions which have been will sponsor a food sale after all ber group will meet in the home appointed refreshmentwas St. Catherine’s club will meet George, son of Mr. and Mrs. remembered in tbe perpetual of the Masses on Sunday, May 3. of Mrs. Dorothy Solinger, with chairman and donated refresh­ in the home of Mrs. Walter An­ REALTOR Walter Anthony Waskel, with novena devotions held each Mon­ Cards will be mailed to the women Mrs. Roberta Trumble as co­ ments for the meeting. The next derson, 133 S. Cherokee, April hostess. Joseph and Eleanor Waskel as day evening at 7:45 o’clock. of the parish at a later date to Men’s club meeting will be held 21 at 12:30 p.m. The other group, 12 members, sponsors; Robert Lawrence, son The clas> of initruction is give the details of this project. in May. The Sacred Heart club will will meet in the home of Mrs. INSURANCE - LOANS of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Michael conducted by the Rev. Fred­ Sunday, May 3, the members A meeting of the promoters meet Monday, April 20, at 1 Josephine Reinmund. Tully, with John P. Tully and erick D. McCallin in St. Mary’s of the Altar and Rosary Society, of the League of the Sacred o’clock, at 2156 Federal boule­ , The Altar and Rosary meeting Ute Theater Bldg. Ann T. Slowey as sponsors. school on Thursday evenings together with the women of the Heart will be held Sunday eve­ vard. Mrs. Margaret Honeker QUALITY APPAREL for the month of April had a 73 al Meeting from 8 until 9 o’clock. This parish, will receive Communion ning, April 19, at 7 o’clock. will be hostess. IN COLORADO SPRINGS demonstration given by a frozen Colorado Springs, Colo. series of instruction IS open in a group in the 8 o’clock Mass. SINCE 1871 Of Altar Group food company. Fifty cents was Seventy-three members were given by the representative for Kiowa and Tejon Streets MAIN 1898 present at the meeting of the each, member present and $29.50 Altar md Rosary society April Society in Lafayette Hears was realized and added to the 10. The Tekakwitha circle was new parish school fund. hostess in the meeting. Mrs. Talk on Pianos in Miniature IR E M U R m Snow reported $521 made on the WILLIAM C. CRARON last food sale. The president, Lafayette.— (St. Ida’s Parish) Mr. and Mrs. Filomin Lopez, with Bazaar Workers Chosen ^ Main 8torv-U6 E. flku r.a—HAIn 144 Optometrist Mrs. Catherine Pcrenyi, gave a — Mrs. Theodore Marie Sponsler Aurelius Estades and Rose Gar­ Narlh itsra—832 TsI.a— MAIa 189 talk on devotion to St. Michael of Denver, collector of miniature cia as sponsors. By Regis High Mothers 125 North Ttjon St. Professional Pharmacy the Archangel. Cards with a pianos, public .speaker of note, Catechism classes for children At the meeting of the Regis PHONE MAIN 5662 prayer to St. Michael were and cofounder of the All Hobbies’ who will make their First Com­ 501 No. Tejon MAin 1088 High Mothers’ club April 9, the COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO. passed out. The Rev. William V. club of Denver, gave a talk, munion will be held ^ e ry Sat­ bazaar committees were an­ Powers, pastor, gave a talk on “ Pianos in Miniature,” illustrated urday morning at 9 o'clock be­ nounced as follows: the seminary campaign. with pianos from her collection, ginning April 18. Treasure chest— Mrs. N. J. i Get BauEs (of Denver) P Pete Reroni a A new pulpit will be in- to the members of the Altar and O’Dea, chairman; Mrs. G. J. j Candy and Ice Cream at Furniture Shop • talied in the church in the Rosary society April 8. Canny, Mrs. W. H. Marvel, and 1 < coming week. The last in the winter’s series Mrs. J. Reddick; apron— Mrs. D. Off to a Good Start L UPHOLSTERING. 4 of games parties, sponsored G. Mulligan and Mrs. G. J. John­ j g I G yields and tjuality crops get tbetj Johnson-English f RE-UPHOLSTERING AND , jointly with the Men’s club, will ► REPAIRING ’ ACCW Meeting, son; cake— Mrs. J. E. Penna and be held in the parish hall Sunday start from high grade seeds. e Slip CoTtra and Draparla. Mrs. R. A. Sullivan; and dinner Drug Co. ^ evening, April 19. The proceeds L Mad. to Ordtr 4 — Mrs. A. Rotola. The nominating Altar Society will go to the church building GOLD SEAL SEEDS tak« LENTHERIC Toiletrici | L Furniture Made to Order < committee consists of Mrs. F. E. ^ Tejon at Bijou St. Phone 1400 r 24-22 So. Wahsatcli Ava. MAIn <209 J fund. Mrs. George Bauer was Supper Plannee! Davidson, chairman; Mrs. V. M. highest raak for pariqr aod placed in charge of the refresh­ Dwyer, Mrs. E. J. Dignan, and . 1. ,_Li iU.----1 ments. gerffliaatiofl. AcdiWed,trae Mrs. D. Ramaley. “ If Your Needs Are Electrical The Heyse Sheet To Meet Apr. 16 A food sale in anticipation of to hame and variety. Cbeapeai Call Main 939“ Mother’s day will be held in the By Rifle h rish Metal and Roofing LEGAL NOTICE Wiring—Fixtures and Repairs NOTICE TO CREDITORS in the long mo. INCORPORATED Highway drugstore Saturday morning. May 9. with Mrs. Mar­ Rifle.— (St. Mary’s Parish) — ESTATE OF LOUIS F. NELL, also HEATING ROOFING At Lady of Grace The final plans pertaining to the known u L. F. Nell. DECEASED. Bred for high yield and hard­ Berwick Electric Co. SHEET METAL garet Montemayor and Mrs. Pat No. 97451 (Our Lady of Grace Parjih, program and buffet supper for J. D. BERWICK <20 SO. NEVADA Smothers as cochairmen. Notice ii hereby given that on the iness under Western growing Denver) the ACCW meeting Sunday, 18th day of March, 1953, letters of ad­ Colorado Springs, Colorado Phan.! MAin IJ2 May 3 was announced as Com­ On Thursday evening, April April 19, at 2 p.m. were made ministration were issued to the under- .condidoos. Eat UI9 munion Sunday for the members •igned ai Adminlitrator of the above 16, at 8 o’clock the Altar sodality of the society. At the close of the when the Altar and Rosary so­ named estate and all persons having will meet in the church hall. meeting refreshments were ciety met in the home of Mrs. claims against said estate are required CrttormitthroMf ^ . On Friday evening, .\pril 17, John Fennell April 9. to file them for allowance In the County served by Mrs. Marguerite Bil- Court of the City and County of Denver, the Men’s club will have a special lington, Mrs. Lena Dinsmore, and A report on the St. Patrick’s Colorado, within six months from said meeting immediately after eve­ Mrs. Lisa Brown. day dance was given by the date or laid claims will be forever barred. fNEtS-l ning services. Colored slides of her trip to treasurer, Mrs. James Juleff. ANDREW WY'SOWATCKY, Mrs. Harley Ortman, president, Administrator. S t On April 26 there will be a Europe were shown by Miss Lu­ First Publication March 26, 1963 c j m spaghetti dinner served from 3 cille DiGiacomo to the members thanked everyone who helped Laat Publication April 28, 196S e r n S e e d till 6. Tickets will be sold of the Men’s club » t their meet­ make the occasion a success. after the Ma.sses on Sundays, ing April 12. Mrs. Robert Cook, secretary, LEGAL NOTICE 14S515tii Streets Denver Colorado OFFICE OF THE TREASURER April 19 and April 26, at $1.25 The Rev, William Thompson, read a letter received from Mrs CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER for adults, 75 cents for children. O.S.B., from Holy Cross abbey. Leslie Ourfman, formerly of MUNICIPAL BUILDING Main 1007«.H Main 8728-R The dinner is being sponsored by Canon City, assisted in the Holy Anvil Points, now residing in DENVER, COLORADO IkBEBRnul LARRY JERRY Week services and on Easter No. Q-248 the Altar sodality, with Mrs. Los Alamos, N. Mex. A “ thank NOTICE OF PURCHASE OF REAL Madden Plumbing Co. Morgan as chairman. Sunday. you” card from Mrs. Toney ESTATE AT TAX SALE AND OF Receritly baptized by the Rev. APPLICATION FOR ISSUANCE Hade Milwaukee Famous PLUMBING CONTRACTOR Every Tuesday evening there Kaiser, now living in Denver, Joseph Hannan, O.S.B., pas­ OF TREASURER’S DEED PLUMBING REPAIRS is a games party at 8 o’clock in was also read. Mrs. Kaiser, a TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, and JOE KEKEISEN . GAS WATER HEATERS the church hall. Baptized in the tor, were, Joseph John, son former teacher of catechism, more especially to Estate of Hilda A. rhini Hila 12604-8 827 W. Cilgri8i An. past week were Herman Ronald, of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph John was a member of the Altar so­ Carlzen, The Moffat Tunnel Improvement Montemayor, with Mr. and Mrs. District, City and County of Denver— son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman ciety. You and each of you are hereby noti­ Carranco; Catherine Marie, Pam­ Nemecio Montemayor as spon­ Father Edward J. Fraezkow- fied that on the 28rd day of November, J. B. SHEARER C. J. SHEARER ela Kay, and Dan Lee, daughters sors; and Filmer Norbert, son of ski expressed his gratitude for 1946, the Manager of Revenue Ex-Officio The firms listed here Treasurer of the City and County of and son of Mr. and Mrs. James the Easter party given for the Denver and State of Colorado, sold at deserve to be remembered Hopkins; Janet Katherine, daugh­ catechism children under the su­ public sale to City and County of Denver, ter of Mr. and Mrs. James W olfe; pervision of the teacher, Mrs. tbe applicant, who has made demand for , . JDWUllaii when you are distributing Treasurer’s Deed, the following de­ Mary Ellen, daughter of Mr. and Greeley Society Richard Snoddy, April 11. Fif­ » 29EASf|iUflt-M08Hm ■ fW 5526W scribed real estate, situate in the City your patronage in the dif­ Mrs. Frank Morriss; Lee Ann. teen youngsters from the cate­ and County of Denver and State of Colorado Springa, Colo. ferent lines of business. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul I chism class in Silt were guests Colorado, to-wit: Rush; Judy Ann, daughter of| Plot Fifteen (15), Part of Southwest Plans Luncheon, at the party, and some 50 One-Quarter (SW V4), described as Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Dechant; youngsters attended. follows: Beginning Northwest corner said and George Justin, son of Mr.: The following awards were Southwest One-Quarter (SW H)» thence and Mrs. Charles Butler. | East Twenty Feet (E 20 Ft), thence VERN SHAFFER SPEAR’S given prior to the party: For South Six Hundred Feet (S 600 Ft), Married ■ were Fernando Ro-i Party April 16 merit in the senior group, Car- thence West Tw’enty Feet (W 20 Ft), Variety Store mero and Leorodita Juamillo; melita Esquibel; in the interme­ thence North Six Hundred Feet (N 600 Jeweler Greeley.— (St. Peter’s Parish) Ft) to beginning, containing Two = 2200 E. Platta Are. , Colo. Spjj, I and Lloyd Carl Ray and Loravne — A luncheon and card party will diate group, Viola Gomez and Hundred Seventy-Six One Thousandths Diamonds-Watches-Gifts I Notion! . Toya • Hardwara - Sthool | Webb. be given by the Altar and Rosary Lucianita Esquibel; and in the (0.267) acres. Section Thirty Thnree junior group, Frank Romero. (Sec. 83), Township Three South . 2116 Eaat Platte Avenue I SappIIaa - Kitchanwara > Glaaiwart j society Thursday, .^pril 16, at 1 (Twp 3 S), Range Sixty-Eight West I Coamatica | On Toast of Town’ p.m. in the Newman hall. All Carol Swenson was awarded the (R 68 W). Lee Nemecheck, Jr., son of:women of the parish are invited. prize for the best progress. that raid tax sale wai made to satisfy Catechism classes and Junior the delinquent General taxes against said Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Nemechek of {Tickets are being sold for this oc- real estate for the year 1945 ; that laid 2344 Colorado boulevard, Den-lcasion. Newnian club meetings have real estate was taxed in the name of ver, is one of the members of the The Parent-Teachers’ as.socia been discontinued until vacation Estate of Hilda A. Carlren: that the school in June, when the Sisters statutory x>^riod of redemption expired FORT COLLINS Notre Dame university glee club tion meets next Monday, April 20, November 23, 1949; that the same Recommended Firms traveling to New York to ap­ in Newman hall. Election of of­ of Loretto will give instructions. has not been redeemed; that said pear on Ed Sullivan’s television ficers will take place. Mrs. Fennell and Mrs. Man- property may be redeemed at any time ford Thomas served refresh­ before a Tax Deed is issued; that a show. Toast of the Town. The Supper club met .A.pril 12 Tax Deed will be issued to the said City The film Eternal Life was shown. ments at the close of the busi­ and County of Denver, lawful holder of NOTICE OF FINAL .SETTLEMENT for AUTO ESTATE OF WILLIE L. TAYLOR, Thi.s same picture will be shovvn ness meeting. The meeting May said certificate, on the 31st day of July DREILING MOTORS at 12 o’clock noon 1963, unless the same «Iio known as William L. Taylor, DE­ in St. Peter’s school this week. 14 will be in the home of Mrs. CEASED. has been redeemed before 12 o’clock Buick and C M C Trucks Mrs. Harold Manweiler gave William Dahmke, with Mrs. Har­ noon of said date. No. 95813 old Swenson as assistant hostess. WITNESS ray hand and seal this 30th Notica ia heraby niven that on the talk on “ Hawaii” to the upper SERVICE day of March, 1953. 230 South College Ave. Phone 2500 12th day of May, 1953, 1 will present to grades the past week. (SEAL) the County Court of the City and County Brena- Elizabeth Borgert, A. S. BRODHEAD, of Denver. Colorado, my accounts for daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Manager of Revenue ExOfficio FINAL SETTLEMENT of the adminis- Louisville Mothers Treasurer, City & County of Denver tration of said estate when and where A. Borgert, was baptized April First Publication April 2, 1953. all persons in interest may appear and 12 by Monsignor Bernard J. Froe- Last Publication April. 16, 1953. object to them if they so desire. Sales & Service For all your Beauty Work gel, with Gertrude Schiberg and Fort Collins Federal ANDREW WYaSOWATCKY, To Meet April 16 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Call Administrator c.t.a. Tom Bryant as sponsors, and Ir­ We Repair All Makes Savings and Loan Assn. First Pubiication April 2, 1953 vin Ordman and Molly Ordman as Louisville.— (St. Louis’ Parish) ESTATE OF ADOLFO CHAVEZ, also Major Motor Overhaul — Body — Paint — Wheel Alignment Last Pubiication April 30, 1953 known aa ADOLPH CHAVEZ, La Varra Beauly Salon 146 Norlb Collf/e ArenDt* proxies. Blessing of the mother, — The Mothers’ club of St. Louis’ DECEASED. No. 97580. and Balance — Electrical — Batteries & Tires Fort CollinSa Colortdo LEGAL NOTICE Patricia Borgert, was given by school will meet Thursday after Notice ia hereby given* that on the 2Sth SEE OUR LARGE USED CAR DISPLAY BEFORE YOU BUY 110 West Oak SL day of March, 1953, letters of administra­ NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Monsignor Froegel. noon, April 16, in the church hall. Fort Colllna. Colo. Phono J9I SAVINGS — INVESTMENTS tion were issued to the undersigned as HOME LOANS AND DETERMINATION OF HEIR­ The Junior Newman club meets The results of the recent cedar administratrix of the above named SHIP in Newman hall Wednesday eve­ chest campaign will be given at |8Ute and all persons having claims WILLIAMS-NASH INC. ESTATE OF Anna Galaniki, alto known this meeting. against said estate are required to file >3 Anna Zelinaki, Wanda Anna Zellnaki, nings. them for allowance in the County Court Wanda Zbigneurica and Wanda Zbignie- The Society of St. Rita met 2030 So. University — SH. 2781 of the City and County of Denver, Colo (Formerly University Park Garage) wict, deceased. April 7 and the Altar and Rosary rado, within six months from said date Fort Collins No. 89705 society met April 8. At both of or said claima, will be forever barred. Notice la hereby given that on the EMMA VELASQUEZ, Administratrix 28lh day of April, 19.53. I will present to these meetings, the importance Laundry and Dry Cleaning Pupil in Sterling First Insertion April 2, 1953. the County Court of the City and County of attending the Fort Collins Last Insertion April 80, 1958. FOR A NEW or ACE GILLETT of Denver, Colorado, my accounts for deanery meeting in Loveland, THOMAS L. FORD, Attorney 125 Eaat Mountain Phone 225 final lattlement of tha administration of 1700 E. 6,th Ave, said estate, when and where all persona Wins Spelling Bee May 5, was stressed. A Select Used Car in interest may appear and object to Sterling.—Guen Hill, eighth Randy Lawrence Carnival, son them, if they so desire. SEE GENE HEIRERGER CAFE Notice is also hereby given that there grade student of St. Anthony’s of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Carnival, has been filed in said estate a petition school, which she has been attend­ was baptized by Father Raymond Williamt-Naih, Inc. asking for a judicial ascertainment and ing for only a few weeks, won the Layton, O.S.B., Easter Sunday, BLYTHE - HOLLOWELL and determination of tha heirs of such de­ 2030 So. University SP. 2781 or GL. 5438 I’ ceased, and Betting forth that the names, Logan county spelling crown for with Pete Zarlengo and Josephine Mortuary addresses and relationships of all persons, the second consecutive year. Carnival as sponsors. who are or claim to be heirs of said Miss Hill, the daughter of Mrs. Telephone 390 COFFEE SHOP deceased, so far as known to the peti­ tioner, art as follows, to-wit; IJoyd Schneider, route 1, trans­ Corner Olive and Mason Unknown. ferred to St. Anthony’s recently De Soto-Plymouth “ ’J Accordingly, notice is also hereby Moss Will Mark given that upon the data aforesaid, or from Fyffe. She is living at pres­ the day to which the hearing may be ent with her grandmother, Mrs. continued, the Court will proceed to re- Stella Wixon, 412 Chestnut All Latfe; Model Used Gars eeiva and bear proofs concerning the street. Woman's Birthday heigs of such deceased, and, upon the Carry 5,000 Mile Guarantee proofs submitted, will enter a decree in Mi.ss Hill and Lowell Fortune, Leadville.— (Annunciation Par­ GREELEY said estate determining who are the the Sterling spelling winner, will Factory Trained Mechanics on All Chrysler Made Cars heirs of auch deceased person, at which ish)— At the meeting of the Altar compete in the Colorado-Wyo- and Rosary society April 8, plans 1 ming contest in Denver Saturday, were made for a Mass honoring 1 April 18, for a chance at the 1015 Saa.ath Am ., iffUa PlisBa 97 B. C. HILLIARD, JR., Mary C. McDonald (Mrs. R. J.) Adamson Mortuary >ai. Fkaat 1429-11 Adminlitrator. national contest in Washington, on her birthday anniversary, GRIFFITH MOTORS, Inc. D. C. which she will observe April 19. The Greeley Monument 1953. GR. 3313 24 Hour Ambulanc* Senric* Second place in the contest Members are urged to attend 2770 No. Speer Blvd. Greeley, Colorado went to Carol Basehor, another this Mass on Monday, April 20, W orks,inc. St. Anthony’s eighth grader. B. Ross Adamson Phono 1636 at 7:30 a.m. in the Annunciation WHEN WE SERVICE lUlPH t. HILUSTEI Sunday, April 19, the music Reed P. Adamson 9th Art. at 5th S t Uinufutumi ind Daaiisw. rf church. DODGE-PLYMOUTH OWNERS Artistic Uanotlala pupils of St. Anthony’s school With the president, Mrs. The­ YOUR CHEVROLET will present their annual spring resa O’Brien, presiding, plans NOW'S the Time to Consider recital in the gymnasium at were discussed for the district The firms listed here 8 p.m. ENGINE TUNE-UP— A sifnpla "tune-up” by our trained me­ C L I T ’ S meeting of the National Council chanics costs surprisingly little— yet assures quicker starting, of Catholic Women in Leadville RADIATOR SERVICE deserve to be remembered PURSE BROS. , CAPITAL faster pick up, smoother performance and greater economy! Sunday, April 26. Gaaning . Repairing Re-Coring when you are distributing GROCERY & MARKET Too Much News! Refreshments were served by J3th and -NEW AND USED your patronage in the dif- GROCERIES - MEATS - FRUITS Because of space limitation a committee that included The Broadway ItJI Ninth Ava. Phsna Ul VEGETABLES some parish news bad to be resa Cornelia, Sylvia Stoner, JAMES MOTOR CO. Groalar, Cola. ferent lines of business. 1278 Lincoln Dodga & Plymouth Salts & Sartiea KE. 8221 ! ft 9788 E. Colfax Ava, Ph. Aurora 222 left out, but will be printed Thelma Cornelia, Mary Smith, next week. and Genevieve Mott. TAbor 5191 ! i\ PAGE SIXTEEN 'Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 Thursday, April 16, 1953 r Central City 'Carmen' ■ Cast of St John's Play About Tekakwitha I Homemaker’s Leads Are Announced I I D epartm ent Gloria Lane and Hugh Thomp­ I son will appear in leading roles in Carmen in the Central City I Patroniie Theie ReliabU and Friendly Firms opera house this season. ■ a Gloria Lane, mezzo-soprano, will sing the coveted role of J. A. JOHNSON & SON Carmen. She is a member of the Bacon & Schramm New York City Center Opera Established 35 Years company. Composition Roofing Hugh Thompson will sing the CERTIFIED QUALITY • Gutters • Sheet Metal Tile Roofing role of Escamillo. This young * Gas Furnaces Roof Repairing baritone was seen’ in the 1952 • Gas Conversion Burners Central City production of La ROSES...... $1.50 4020 Brighton Blvd., CH. 6363 Boheme. Strong, vigorous field-grown 88 PenniylTania . RA 5657 The Central City festival opens plants, all more than 2 years THE BEST UN LUGGAGE June 27 with Carmen, The Merry old. Extra large, sure to give Of All Kindi Wives of Windsor opens July 4. profuse bloom. 'Select now Both operas will be sung in Eng­ from old favorites and new lish. varieties. Top quality roses in DRAPERS Tickets for the productions are America, each ...... $1.50 now on sale at the Central City Opera House association office, Large Selection in UPHOLSTERY 1509 Cleveland place, Denver; Patented Roses KE. 5079 MA. 7167. 926 W. 6th Ave.— MA. 4507 THIS LARGE CAST of seventh grade students Members of the cast include Barbara Dines, Mary Harrington, $1.75 - $2.50 of St. John’s school, Denver, will act and dance in the Diana Pyle, Patti Haley, Carol Taylor, Judy Welch, Barbara Climbing Roses...... $1.50 Upholstery, Repairing Nicoll, Betty Bathauer, Adele Micheletti, Florence Donohoe, Gayle production of Lily of the Mohawks, based on the life of Kateri Jackson, Theresa Malouf, Sally Donegan, Patsy Edlen, Synda Matt, Florobunda Roses ....$1,50 Modernizing Tekakwitha, saintly Indian maiden converted by the Jesuits 300 TERMITES Martha Kouw, Jean McGinty, Ann Yates; (OR FLYING ANTS) years ago. Ronald Shepherd, Richard Alenius, Michael Delaney, Cort- Mott owneri ncTcr Columbine Mixed All work guaranteed. Term* know they htre ter* The play will have two performances in St. John’s school audi­ landt Freeman, Thomas Ryan, Paul Brookover, Gary Proutt, Claude Made up of extra clean Kentucky if desired. Evening calls. mitet antil costly blue graat. Chewingt fescue and torium on Thursday and Friday evenings, April 16 and 17. All Needham, Michael Eigeman, Jeffrey Blevins, John Oder, William damaft it already Colonial type bent grass. Ideal for proceeds will go toward the school children’s project of acquiring Garson, Robert Leslie, Harry Puncec, Leland Strahl, Robert Nils­ done. new lawns or thickening old lawns. No Obligation the baptismal font for the new church. son, and Jim Burns. Sow 1 lb. per 100 tq. ft. Extermination S e r r i c e on Rats, Mice, Roachei, Cloyer 1 lb. 5 Ibi. 10 lbs. $1.25 • INSTALLATIONS LAWN & GARDEN Mites & Bed Bugs. $6.15 $12.00 • SERVICE DAY or NIGHT ST. JOHN'S ALTAR UNIT MEETS APRIL 17 Free Call Inspection SP 4673 FERTILIZERS (St. John’s Parish, Denver) the Catholic Library and Infor­ Harry Hendricks was a substitute was also a hostess to th^ circle • Peat Moss Mrs. Louis Roster will preside mation society, will be the gruest player. The circle members will members in March. Colo. Terminix Co. at the meeting of St. John’s Altar speaker. All women in the parish be guests of Mrs. Chalmer Nor­ Baptized April 12 by the Rt. LleinsH ef E. L. Iriet Ct. • Sheep-Cow and Rosary society in the home are invited to attend the lunch­ ton on Thursday, May 7. Rev. Monsignor John P. Moran Minbirt tf till Wtrld’i Lsriist Ttrniti Omnizatlon GAS BURNER CO. of Mrs. T. Raber Taylor, 790 eon and meeting. Members of St. Mary’s circle was David Clayton, son of Mr. • Milorganite Fillmore street, on Friday, April and Mrs. Frank M. Doan, with 1754 S. Bdwy. Geo. Leachman 260 BDWY. RA. 2871 Members of the society will were guests of Mrs. Joseph Vogel • Soiltone 17. Mrs. Taylor,_ assisted by Our Clayton Johnson and Barbara Lady of Fatima circle members, receive Holy Communion in a for luncheon and bridge April 7. Buckley as sponsors. group in the 8 o’clock Mass next Stove and Furnace Parts • Vigoro will serve a dessert luncheon at Mrs. Felix O’Neill entertained Mrs. Laura Panther is ill in DIRE'S REPAIR SERVICE 1 o’clock, preceding the meeting. Sunday. the Mother Cabrini circle at its Still Available St. Joseph’s hospital. Joseph Learned, president of Mrs. P ^er Krier entertained meeting in March. The guests en­ Mr. and Mrs. George Greer, “ THE HOUSE OF KEYS" GAS FURNACES The Supreme Co. St. Walburga’s circle with lunch­ joyed luncheon and an afternoon Jr., are the parents of a girl Power and Hand Mowers Sharpened by Machine Any Lock Opened - Repaired • Installed 864 So. Broadway eon and bridge April 7. Mrs. at bridge. Mrs. Gertrude Carroll born in St. Joseph’s hospital. The Geo. A. Pollen Duplicate Keys Company PE. 4679 RUG 1104 18th Street TAbor 6905 1333 Lawrence Street TABOR 1321 DENVER. COLO. CLEANING Loyola PTA to Elect Officers April 21 ...... c ...... FREE MOTH PROOFING (St. Ignatius of Loyola’s Parish, Refreshments will be served Name society. Father Leberer Denver) and attractive prizes will be 2 Pc. Living spoke of the Church in the rural Electrical Contracting & Repairing on display. Tickets may be districts, especially in his own Room Suite Officers of the Loyola PTA purchase^ at the door for 50 area, and stressed the fact that Thoroly Cleaned will be elected at the meeting cents. Everyone is invited. even in Colorado many Catholics EARL J.STROHMINGER Tuesday, April 21, at 8 o ’clock Famous Rug & in the school basement. The members of the Altar so­ are denied the prtsence of the The nominating committee, dality will receive Communion Blessed Sacrament in their midst EUdrtc Company which includes the Rev. Edward in the 8:30 Mass on Sunday, and rarely have the privilege of Licensed and Bonded Furniture Cleaning Co. P. Murphy, S.J., pastor; Sister the sacrifice of the Mass. TA. 6569 1532 Market April 19. The PTA members Member National Electrical Contractor! A ii’n. Marii Teresa, Mrs. Ed Berens, are invited to receive Commun­ Until a year ago Mass was 1178 Stout St. AC. 5733 Mrs. Joseph' Gaffney, and Mrs. ion with the sodality and oc­ celebrated only once a year George Arno, will present a slate cupy the front center pews. where he is now stationed. Shingles of officers for approval and Twenty-five altar boys re­ At the meeting May 5 of the ’Lnwnmowersl election. Nominations also may ceived servers’ pins in a ceremony Holy Name society, officers will WESTERN Sharpened and be offered from the floor. April 7 from Father Murphy. be elected from a slate to be For Beauty • For Economy • For Long Service CERTIFIED CHEMICAL The mothers of the second WINDOW & HOUSE Repaired — All Refreshments were served to th'e presented by the nominating Durable, economical protection against snow, grade children will be hostesses CLEANING CO. types, power & boys following the p:^esentation. committee, John Fletcher, Wil­ rain, extreme cold and summer heat. PRODUCTS, INC. and provide the refreshments. liam Jacovette, and John Moran. hand. Father Leberer Convenient terms if desired. * W E CLEAN Entertainment will be arranged Building Maintenance by the program chairman, Mrs. This meeting will be for mem­ Call for Free Estimate Saws Sharpened At HNS Meeting bers and their wives. A special Windows Walls Supplies Br Factory Methods George Smart. Sandy Gilpin of The Rev. Joseph Leberer, pas­ program will be arranged. Woodwork Wall Paper Just Call TA 3642 the Better Business bureau will WESTERN ELATERITE ROOFING CO. Bruihe. . Toilet Tiiiuet be the guest speaker. tor of St. Patrick’s church in A general meeting of all ba­ Floors (Washed & Waxed) Minturn, was the guest speaker EquiUble Bldg. DenTer Paper Towels or PE. 4046 Evenings The annual card party of zaar workers will be held in the at the meeting of the Holy basement of the new school on FREE ESTIMATES Complete Janitor Needs the Loyola Altar sodality is FULLY INSURED being held this Thursday, Thursday, April 23„at 8 o’clock. 1180 Kalamath Street MILAN & SON All chairmen, booth chairmen, Residential & Commercial April 16, in the new school MACHINE SHOP hall. Players are reminded to and workers are asked to be Work Phones TAbor 0103 present. 3852 Walnut St. bring their own playing cards. Mother of GodI 1032 18th MAin 1556 T A bor 0104 FOR A GOOD JOB CRANE­ EVERY TIME LINE I SECOND ANNUAL | Altar Society ITS GLIDDEN PAINT OSTRANDER ELDER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY I I BASMOR I EVENT I ELECTRIC CO. inYOURHOHE GUY M. ELDER FESTIVAL TIME AGAIN BOILERS Sets Bake Sale GRand 6683 Industrial and Commercial Building APRIL 9 TO 25th (Mother of God Parish, Denver) “ If it's Electrical, ice do it" 175 Vallejo St. PEarl 8930 The Altar and Rosary society will conduct a bake sale in the DO YOU LIVE IN A church basement Sunday, April Specialising in Quality ELECTRICAL WORK 19, after all the Masses except FIRE TRAP? the 6:30 Mass. Women in the Plumbing and Heating WIRING AND REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS A QUART parish are asked to bring dona­ The deadly threat of fire hangi orcr Repairs tions of baked goods to the base­ every home, yet with new safety LYNCH ELECTRIC COMPANY <1NTR0DUCT0RY OFFER) ment Saturday afternoon from methodf little flrei can be itarved noon to 6 p.m. Mother’s day to death before they become big ones. SLATTERY 1725 East 31st Ave. AComa 7382 cards and all-occasion cards will Let U» Flame Proof Your also be offered for sale at the Home With Albi-Fire SPRED GLOSS same time. & COMPANY At the meeting o f the society Retardants NEW WONDER EATER ENAMEl Plumbing and Heating Contractors April 9, Mrs. Forest Fisher, pres­ Try this brand new com­ ident, appointed the following pletely different rich luster Denver Brick Stain Co. 1726 Market Street Phone MAin 7127 or 7128 nominating committee: Mrs. Clif­ enamel. SPRED GIjDSS is Free Estimates • FHA Terms JOHN J. CONNOR, Frcsid.nt ROBERT F. CONNOR. Vies President the first 100% latex base ford Welch, Mrs. Dom O’Grady, CH. 1083 1455 Fox enamel for bathrooms, and Mrs. Robert Schauer. Mrs. kitchens and woodwork. A. N. Pohndorf gave an interest­ ing talk on jewelry and exhibited * Dri.s In Vi hour. several samples of gems in their * No brush pull . . . no sagging original form, as well as samples * Wothat likt HI.I of jewelry. Refreshments were served by Mrs. William Brayden, * Celor-malchtd to SPRED SATIN Mrs. Charles Allen, and Mrs. Q uickest \A/ai( John O’Rourke. FESTIVAL PRICE ItEGULAR PRICE During the past two weeks, the roof of the church has been repaired and the outside woodwork is being painted to A New/ Hom e ,. 2 0 'x 2 2 ' GARAGE Only $1085.00 white. All exterior brickwork will be steam cleaned. Robert Francis Young, son..of Wallpaper is changing the temperature, Why pay commission when University Park Lumber Glidden FLORENAMEL Mr. and Mrs. Lester Young of Yard can arrange to have this garage built for FLORENAMEL outwears ordinary floor paint Englewood, and Edna Chavez, the tempo and the temper you for only 3 to 1. Withstands hard wear andId all wdather daughter of Mrs. Cornelius Cha­ conditions. Dries overnight. Your choice of vez, were married Saturday of rooms. Patterns like "Southern ^ 3 4 * * p * ' many colors. For inside or outside floors! morning before a Nuptial Mass. month The Rev. John Regan officiated. Exposure" bring the outdoors indoors, .76 Witnesses were Beatrice Rauth Nothing Down ItEOULAR PRICE FESTIVAL PRICE $ 0 - 1 3 change the climate of rooms ' 2 QUARTS 2 QUARTS and Joseph Young! Thig price ineladeg— ... and give new life to Cathedral Graduate, incommunicative, plain-colored walls. Concrete slab and footinas, all material, hip or gable roof, Glidden ENDURANCE IMPERIAL ceiling joists 4' on center, any conventional aiding, one walk Rita Courtney, Weds door. 2 utility sash in single garages, 3 utility sash in double SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY! The'world’s finest garage, 1 single overhead door or 2 separate overhead doors en*-ceet house point—Glidden ENDURANCE Miss Rita Courtney and Carl on double garages. IMPERIAL. Saves you half the time and nearly Clarke, Jr., o f Wellsville, N. Y., Built and completely finished* including painting. Frame half the cost, gives you two-coat protection in were married in St. Paul’s chapel just one coat. White only. wall construction only at these prices. Gutter and down spout at the Cathedral, Denver. The II extra and wiring extra. Sg.95 70 Rev. John Haley officiated. •Effective April 17th these prices will not inclads painting. ItEOULAR PRICE FESTIVAL PRICE Miss Courtney was given in marriage by her father, Justin P, Courtney. The attendants were 1721 lAWREMCE . AComa 5645 OTHER SIZES PRICED AS FOLLOWS: the bride’s twin sister, Mrs, Paul Crouch, and Mr. Crouch. 12'x22* $ 82 5 26.3S per me. irx22' $105$ 33.70 per me, Today’s biggest paint value! A wedding breakfast was held featuring many in the Olin hotel. 14'x22’ $8S 5 2 7 .3 1 par me. exclusives ... 20'z22' $ 1 0 8 5 3 4 .6 6 per me. Miss Courtney is a graduate of 1i'x22' $ 88 $ 2 8 .2 6 per me. 22'x22' $ 1 1 1 5 3 5 .6 2 per me. Cathedral high school and at­ • SCHUMACHER SPRED SATIN tended Creighton university the THE WONDER PAINT • VARLAR past two years. Mr. Clark has Paint now with America’s Wonder Paint just completed 18 months of • UNITED . .. SPRED SATIN! It’s a washtMe, scru^ military service and will enter bable, durable wall paint that takes the his father’s lumber business in • CANADIAN ^ work out of room decorating. Wellsville, where the young IMPORTS NIVERSITYI • Th« 100% lot«x boM wall p«lM • •••$ »n in hoH th# Um* $15 9 $ C 1 9 couple will reside. • ENGLISH ■ • Dritt In 30 minvtti—vt« room HgM «w«y 1 HUT «#UUJR • rari9« •! col*r$— H SPtB) MOSS IMPORTS St. Rose of Lima Parish Where Builders Stop • VAN LUIT ’ •SCENICS to Shop— • PAPERS with > Perry's Cleaners matching 1810 So. Josephine Good Cleaning fabrics ^ li^WAllPAPERt.PAINTCO. Green Stamps 1435 COURT PEACE Pickop end DsliTeiy 2027 W.tAlameda RA, 9835 SINCE 1909... IVESrs LARGEST WALLPAPER HOUSE TA 1375