Guardian Angels’ Parish to Build Church and Hall WORK TO BEGIN IN MID-APRIL ON PLAN BY CONGREGATION ESTABUSHED IN JUNE OF 1953 Work is expected to begin in the middle ing will eventually be converted into four of April on a building for Guardian An classrooms of a parish school. gels’ Parish in North Denver, according to The church, which will seat between Archbishop Urban J. Vehr. Bids will prob 475 and 500, will contain a choir section on ably be opened on the church and hall in the same floor, a baptistry, and a narthex about two weeks. at the front of the building; and two sac The Rev. Leonard Redelberger, pastor, risties, a storage room, and a boiler room Architect's sketch' of building for Guardian Angels' Parish, Denver, showing church wing at left and hall at right. says that the church portion of the build at the rear. There will be two confessionals. The church will be 6 l feet Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations wide, and the nave will be 70 Contents Copyright by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1953— Permission to Reproduce, Except on feet long. The hall section of the Articles Otherwise Marked, Given A fter 12 M. Friday Following Issue Fire Forces Parish Cure d^Ars Church L-shaped building will be 60 by 34 feet. The over-all length of the building is 149 feet, and the over To Move Masses to And School to Be all width is 122. The building wip be erected toward the w;pst end of the parish DENVER a iH a ic property just east of the rectory, Hail Yet Unfinished Dedicated June 14 which was remodeled from a house on the ground when p u r-, The emergency created by a tragic fire that ruined Monday, June 14, has been set for the dedication of chased for the parish. There will the sanctuary and sacristy of the old St. Vincent de Paul’s the new Cure d’Ars (Church, E. 22nd and Dahlia Street, be ample parking space. basement church will move parishioners of the Most Denver. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr will bless the edifice The bllilding will be construa- Precious Blood Parish into their own quarters this Sun REGISTER at 10 o’clock that morning prior to a Solemn Mass. ed of brick with stone trim. The Rev. John N. Haley, pastor, reports that work day, March 7. VOL. XLIX. No. 29. THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 1954 DENVER, COLORADO A kitchen will be provided in Though still incomplete, the is going ahead rapidly and that the hall, and there are two rest the new church should be com parish meeting hall is being suf rooms available both to the hall ficiently adapted this week so IN EAST AND WEST SUBURBS pletely ready by the dedication Serious Illness that it can be used as a tempo date. Seminary Invites and the church. rary site for Sunday Masses. The The final contract for the Cost of the project, for which first Masses will be offered altar. Communion rail, and the John K. Monroe is the architea, March 7 at 7:30, 9, and 11 vertical Venetian blinds has been is expected to be about $125,000. Fells 3 Priests o’clock in the hall, which stands let to the Behrens Fixture Com Clergy From Two on the corner of E. Iliff Avenue Archdiocese Buys pany, which is also supplying the New Building and S. Colorado Boulevard, in pews and the sacristy fixtures. front o f the church now under Mr. Behrens, the owner, is mak Vital Necessity In Archdiocese ing the main altar his personal States to Rites construction. The new building is a vital gift to the parish. The Rev. Louis Mertz of St. Heat units have been con All the clergy, secular and re necessity, according to Father Re Therese’s Parish, Aurora, is “ in nected up and temporary lighting Two Parish Sites Advance re*istrationa indicate ligious, from the states of Colo delberger. The parish has been arranged in the hall, on which that there will be 60 enrolled serious condition,” according to rado and Wyoming have been in having Masses and social functions authorities of Mercy Hospital, plastering work was just con The acquisition of two large south by 20th Avenue and the These sites are the third and in the first grade of the new vited to attend the closing of the cluded. Toilet facilities will be school next fall, with 45 in the in the North Denver K. of C. Hall Denver, where the priest under tracfs of ground that may be west by Miller Street. fourth acquired since the end annual Forty Hours’ Devotion went a gall bladder operation a v a ila b le in the building. second grade and 18 in the third. at St. Thomas’ Seminary, Denver, adjacent to the parish property. used for future parishes on the of 1953. John W . Metzger, last week. Through the kindness of the The starting of a third grade will Tuesday, March 9, at 5 p.m The hall, however, is unable any east and west fringes of the Site in Middle former State Attorney General, depend on the number who en The Aurora priest was anoint Knights o f Columbus a supply The Very Rev. William J. Ken- longer to contain the growing ed Monday by the Rev, James of folding chairs will be lent rapidly expanding Denver sub Of New Subdivision donated a five-aae tract be roll and whether arrangements can be made with the Sisters of neally, C.M., rector of the semi crowds either at Masses or parish Hamblin, hospital chaplain, and for temporary use. It is expected urban area was announced this The church land on the east tween E. Fourth and E. Fifth nary, made it clear that, although at Register press time Wednes that between 175 and 200 will the Precious Blood, who will meetings. week by Archbishop Urban J. side of Aurora will be in the Avenues facing west on Peoria teach in the school. personal invitations were sent day had shown little improve be able to attend Mass in the only to the clergy of the Denver Father Redelberger, who was ment. His physical condition hall at one time. It is suggested Vehr. midst of a 40-acre subdivision Street. Thomas B. Croke, Jr., It is possible that two first Archdiocese, the clergy of the ordained June 3, 1944, after mak prior to the operation was such that parishioners bring cushions A plot of approximately five that is to include some 60 of Blessed Sacrament Parish, grade rooms will be necessary. Pueblo and Cheyenne Dioceses for kneeling on the floor. Four classrooms are being com ing all his preparation for the that he has not responded as nor acres has been obtained in the homes, a 1 0 8 - u n i t motel Denver, gave five acres of an also are welcome. He asked that mally would be the case. pleted in the parish building. priesthood in St. Thomas’ Semi The co-operation of archi southeast corner of a ^proposed equipped with a swimming 8.78-aae site, held by the Arch any priest from outside the arch Also near death at Mercy Hos tect's staff, the contractors, and diocese who plans to attend send nary, is a graduate of St. Mary’s pital after a serious heart at home development subdivision pool, and a giant shopping diocese north of Denver near the volunteer help of the mem advance notice to the seminary. High School in Colorado Springs, tack is the Rev. Anthony Bar- center. The development is a Thornton Town as place for a bers of the parish Men’s Club is across East Colfax Avenue from If any Denver priest was over celo, C.R., o f St. Cajetan’s Par where his parents, Mr. and Mrs. making the early use of the hall Fitzsimons Hospital. The other project of Burns (lonstruction possible parish. Both these do CPTL Scheduled looked in the invitation list. Fa ish, Denver. The Theatine priest Albert Redelberger, still live. available, according to the Rev. site, of five and one-half aaes, Company. Hoffman Town is nations were announced at the ther Kenneally expressed his re was anointed and brought to the gret. Ha served as assistant in St. John Donohoe, C.M., pastor. All is Tialfway between Lakew'ood immediately adjacent to the end of 1953. hospital Sunday evening and his Anthony's Parish, Sterling, until condition has remained very have pitched in to hasten the west. 6 of Hierarchy progress o f the hall so that it and Golden, bounded on the Other sites held are: To Hear Lansing poor. Will Be Present he became chaplain of St. Joseph's will be a .suitable site for Mass This land, on the periphery ^ In Denver and vicinity— a The Rev. John Guzinski, who Convent, Denver, mother-house of by Sunday. of one of the most phenomen 48-lot block of ground bounded Six Bishops, including Arch also underwent an operation for bishop Urban J. Vehr, who will the Franciscan Sisters, in August, the removal of his gall bladder, The fire in the basement St. Bernadette's ally growing suburbs in the by S. Kearney and S. Krameria Priest-Educator officiate, are expected to attend 1951. He was named founding is sufficiently recovered to be church in St. Vincent de Paul’s Denver metropolitan area,’ is Streets and Alameda and Da the function, which is becoming able to return home in a day or school building began around The Rev. Jerome Vincent Mac- pastor of Guardian Angels’ Parish convenient to the country's kota Avenues, in the Mondco a traditional event at St. Thomas’. two. He Is the pastor of St. Jo o’clock ^nday afternoon, Finishing 2 More Eachin, superintendent of schools in June, 1953. largest general army hospital, Gardens district, acquired in The Forty Hours’ opens annually seph's Polish Parish in Globe- Feb. 28, shortly after Father for the Lansing, Mich., Diocese, on the seminary’s patronal feast. Tlie parish has five acres north and to Lowry and Buckley December, 1951; five aaes of ville. Donohoe had left the church will be the speaker for the Cath Archbishop Edwin V. Byrne of of W . 52nd Avenue' near Pecos Also considerably improved is property. It was caused acci School Classrooms Ffelds. land at 5200 S. Logan Street in olic Parent-Teachers’ League day Santa Fe will deliver the sermon Street, just across the D enva city the Rev. Walter Steidle of El dentally by a youngster playing Englewood, acquired in March, of instruction March 26. in the closing exercises. bert, who, too, will be able to with tapers. The fire he started Work is progressing in St. Ber The site on the west side of limits in Adams County. The The selection of Father Mac- Also in the sanctuary will be spread fast and by the time he nadette's Parish, Lakewood, on the suburban area was pur 1950; and five acres between S. go home soon. Eachin, an instructor of an ac Bishops Joseph C. Willging of Chaffee Park and Chaffee Park Meanwhile, Father Francis called the custodian it was be the completion of two class Jackson and S. Harrison Streets chased from Paul V. Partridge credited course in the religious Pueblo, Hubert M. Newell of Heights developments are within Brady of Holyoke is “ holding his rooms. According to the Rev. yond control and the fire depart of Golden. It is on high ground on Hampden Avenue, acquired education department of Mich Cheyenne, John B. Franz of own” at St. Benedict’s Hospital, John Doherty, pastor, the class the boundaries of the parish. ment was called. Fast work in October, 1950. igan State College, carries on the Dodge City, and Bernard J. Sul Sterling. His condition is such rooms will be ready in the fall in the center of fine residential Guardian Angels’ Parish has saved the rest of the basement CPTL’s tradition of having out livan, S.J., of Regis College, Den that nurses’ aides are kept by to bring to six the number of land that has become inaeas- In Colorado Springs, acquisi church and the entire school standing educators speak at the ver. been assisted in increasing its his side constantly. It is possible building. classes open to children of the ingly in demand for suburban tion of property for a new par parish. annual event. This will be the Following the Eucharistic serv building fund by a $10,000 check that Father Brady may be moved Although the altar and its fur homes. The area is described by ish two blocks east o f the 1700 second time in two years he has An expenditure of $142,000 ices in the seminary chapel, a from St. Catherine’s Parish, and to a Denver hospitai if doctors nishings were completely de been called to Colorado to speak. has already been made on the many as unsurpassed in scenic block on S. Nevada was an dinner will be seiw^d^the visking-^ smaller but^substantial gift from judge that he can stand the trip stroyed, the Blessed Sacrament Last year he appeared at a meet school building, which includes! beauty and view. nounced in August, 1952. clergy in the to Denver. had been removed after the last ing o f Newman Club chaplains at I St. Patrick’s Parish. a' full basement hall, offices, 3l - - ■ - -- hall at 7 p.m. Mass and taken to the new St. Colorado University, Boulder. rest rooms, teachers’ room, and Vincent’s Church. The damage is a health room. When the eight Father MacEachin, after be^ covered by insurance. classrooms are finished the total Christian Family Group ing graduated from Mt. St. Mary Catholics in Public Highs Plan Operating Father Donohoe says that the cost will be approximately $150,- Seminary, Cincinnati, received Lenten devotions which had been 000. A member of the parish a master of arts degree from the Catholic University of America, scheduled for Wednesday and is doing the work on the build Washington, D. C., in 1940, two Friday evenings will be canceled ing. Federation Meets Mar. 4 To Have Retreat Mar. 15-16 lo Aid Refugees years alter he was named Lans and urges parishioners to at The parish, established in July, ing diocesan school superintend The Rev. William J. Koontz, public schools will assemble in tend devotions in neighboring 1947, boasts a church and a rec The second meeting o f the Rev. Matthias Blenkush, and his ent chaplain / of the Federal Cor St. Francis de Sales’ Church, churches. As soon as possible, he tory built at a cost of $67,000. Christian Family Movement Fed assistant, the Rev. Leo Blach. plans to have daily Mass in a All CFM chaplains are invited. Leader in Education rectional Institution southwest Alameda Avenue and S. Sher To Come to U.S. -The debt on this construction eration in the Archdiocese of man Street, Denver, for the large room in the basement of The 49-year-old educator is of Denver, will give the retreat was cleared in four years. The main buiinaK to be dii- spiritual exercises both days of Christ waits in Europe for a the new rectory, nearing com Denver will be held Thursday pastor of St Thomas Aquinas’ this year for Catholic students Work on the school brick was cuited at tbe federation meet the retreat. As in the past, the helping hand. He waits in the pletion next to the parish hall. evening, March 4, at 8 o’clock Church, East Lansing, Mich., in the Denver public high schools. begun in March, 1953. The en ing will be plan* for a Chris pastors of the Denver parishes persons of thousands of refu Confessions will be heard on tire exterior of the building was in the Presentation Parish Hall, tian Family Movement Holy and chaplain of the Michigan gees, homeless, many friendless. will be hosts to the students at Sunday mornings before the erected but the interior of some VV. Seventh and Julian. The fed Hoar on Palm Sunday, April State College Newman Club. He lunch in St. Francis’ High For some the waiting will "be has been a leader in the super Masses. The catechism class *Cor classrooms was not finished. The eration is comprised of delegate 11, to which member* of all School cafeteria on the retreat short. Now in operation is the youngsters, taught by four girls present parish church will serve, couples from all existing CFM group* will bo invited. Arch- intendents’ division of the Na new Refugee Resettlement Act days. from Loretto Heights College, when a permanent church is groups. bi*hop Urban J. Vehr ha* al tional Catholic Education Asso of 1953, which provides for the Excuse cards, which must be will continue as usual after the erected, as the school audi,to- The federation representatives ready con*ented to attend the ciation for many years. movement to the sanctuary of signed by the students’ parents 9 o’clock Mass in the new par rium. St. Bernadette’s school op of the three CFM groups in Pres Holy Hour and to *peak in The events, including panels the U.S. of 204,000 of the un and presented to the respective ish hall. ened in September, 1953, with entation Parish will serve as formally to the couple*. by students and the luncheon fortunates. school superiors five days before four lay teachers. hosts, along with the pastor, the at which Father MacEachin will the retreat, will be available in Details of the new resettle + + Graups Increase speak, will take place in the ment plan were announced this all the Denver parish churches. From 15 to 24 Snirley-Savoy Hotel. week by the Very Rev. Monsi Junior Newman Club chap gnor Elmer Kolka, associate di Since the first federation Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, lains from the students’ parishes rector of the Denver Archdiocese meeting Iqst Oct. 9 the number Governor Dan Thornton, and will assist in hearing Confessions Resettlement Office. of, CFM groups has jumped from Mayor Quigg Newton will attend and will be available for consul The Denver office is partici 15 to 24, with new groups in S t the luncheon, according to Mrs. tation during the retreat. pating in the program in co-oper Joseph’s Parish, Fort Collins; S t Matt Saya, CPTL president. One About 600 Catholic students ation with the NCWC War Re Anne’s Parish, Arvada; and in thousand parents and teachers annually take part in the spirit lief Services. The local office Loyola, Cure d’Ars, a n d St. are expected to take part. ual exercises. under the old Displaced Persons Philomena’a Parishes in Denver, Act brought 2,100 persons to as well as additional groups in new lives in the Denver Arch Blessed Sacrament, S t John’s, 'French Line' Banned diocese. and St. Rose’s Parishes. Now available at the resettle Presiding couple of the CFM From Chicago Theaters Five Broadcasts ment bureau, 1665 Grant Street, Federation are John and Char are applications for those who Chicago. — The movie The wish to help bring refugees and lotte Mahoney of St Philomena’s French Line was banned from To Originate in escapees from Soviet-dominated Parish. Ray and Jo Taylor o f S t movie screens here by Police to the United States. John’s are vice presidents; Jack Rev. William J. Koontr Sponsors for r^ugees must Commissioner O’Connor. The per and Lois Heher of St James’ are mit for showing, originally is qual:alify under the following four sued Jan. 20, was canceled, he The dates o f the retreat are Swansea Church points: 1. They must be Ameri secretaries; and Lucien and Car tentatively set as Monday and rie Barry of Presentation are said, because the film would “ be can citizens; 2. must have a job ■Tuesday, March 15 and 16, ac An hour-long progi-am in treasurers. A1 and Pat Riede of contrary to public morals and available for the father of a fam cording to the R t Rev. Monsi cluding Mass will be broad S t John’s are the executive sec decency, and especially harmful ily, or for the individual; 3. must gnor Gregory Smith. V.G., who, cast on the five Sundays of retaries and the Denver contact to youth of this community.” have specific housing ready for with the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Jo May by KLZ’s Church of the couple with CFM headquarters A campaign against the show- the refugees; and 4. ocean trans seph O’Heron, directs the yearly Air from Our Lady of Grace in Chicago. The Rev. Francisling of the film was conducted by Church, Denver, according to portation ($170) and inland event. transportation (to Denver, $65) Syrianey o f St. John’s is actinglthe New World, Chicago Arch- the Rev. James Moynihan, must be paid in advance or guar as federation chaplain. diocesan newspaper. The Catholic students of the pastor. anteed. Monsignor Kolka empha The High Masses will be sized that the transportation sung by different priest costs should not deter any poten guests, an < music will be pro tial sponsor from visiting the New Burse of Lady of Fatima Grows vided by the Our Lady of resettlement office and discuss Grace Parish choir of 16 men ing the arrangement of such The Our Lady of Fatima Capt. Joan Wissing of the U. S. is to devote a certain amount of and 16 women. The choir is costs with that bureau. Busse established Feb. 24— Navy, an old friend of the what would ordinarily be en directed by Bert Giezewski, Persons who wish to bring Denver archdiocesan fund for burses now stationed in Cali tertainment money to the edu and the organist is Bett Ballen- relatives to the U.S. should state the education of priests—re fornia, $1. cation of worthy seminarians cour. A Mass by Pietro Yon is the name, date of birth, and ceived $31 in the past week. The Lenten season is the tra for the priesthood. In this man planned for the broadcasts. birthplace o f the individual in Started with $60, the burse ditional time for personal sac ner, a member of the Mystical There will be a commentary the application. This require now totals $81. rifice. Each member of the Body of Christ joins with in the Mass. This will also be , I ment includes data on children In addition, the Cathedral faithful is urged yearly to deny Christ in order that “ another given by a priest guest, as of refugee families. The charred altar and The fire broke out about 1 p.m. The Blessed Parish, Denver enhanced its himself something, in some way Christ” may one day ascend well as the sermon for the broadcasts, -’ather Moynihan It is 'possible for sponsors of Charred by Flames 8 m o k e-b la ck en ed Sacrament had been removed after the last Mass, own burse with a donation of to show his willingness to share the steps of the altar of sac strangers to describe the type of at 11 o’clock, offered for members of Most Preci $26. the suffering's o f Christ. He rifice. plans to give one o f the ser walls of the basement chapel in St. Vincent de person they wish to sponsor and ous Blood Parish, temporarily using the chapel. Donqrs to the Lady of Fa who sacrifices in the name of Gifts to Our Lady of Fatima mons. the job to be filled. It is neces Paul’s School, Denver, give evidence of the fierce It was a little more than a year ago, on Jan. 'The KLZ Church o f the Air tima Burse in the past week in the Savior is more closely Burse may be sent to Arch sary that potential sponsors visit ness of the flames that very nearly got out of 8, 19 ^ , that a fire destroyed All Saints’ Church clude a Denver friend, $5; united to Him. ’ is conducted by Matt McEniry the resettlement office in person control on Sunday, Feb. 28. As it was, some in D^ver, which is now rebuilding.— (Register Philip A. Braaton, Denver $20; One most appropriate way to bishop Urban J. Vehr, 1536 Lo of the station’s staff, and goes to make out the application. $5,000 damage was done. photo by^Turilli) Mrs. J. M. D., Denver, $6; and. sacrifice for (Christ during Len,t gan Street, Denver. on the air at 11 a.m. > A' 1 $
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PAGE TW O Office, 938 Bonnock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyttone 4205 Thursday, M orch 4, 1954 Special Lenten Rites at Lourdes ChurchihDay Retreat for WomenTof/mo Lunch Club Holy Hour Mor. 6
(Our Ladf of Lourdet Pariih, a singing star. He is an officer Lent. A special show' sponsored (O ur Lady of Fatima Luncheon eon. It will be follovyed by a eon on the first Saturday of Denver) working in the district attorney’s by the Outdoor Club members Slated at Park Hill Parish Club, Denver) Holy Hour of Reparation, in the every month. will be put on at the next PTA On Saturday, March 6, the Our church at 2 p.m. Special Lenten service* will be office. The Holy Hour is open to all meeting. Details of the show wilK Lady of Fatima First Saturday This unique club is open to all held every Wednesday at 7:30 To Continue Ski Trip* — men, women, and children— be announced in the Register next (B loisd Sacrament Parith, Barbara and Paul E. Conrad Luncheon Club will meet in Holy Catholic women and girls inter p.m. with the Stations of the With the coming of more snow, and it is the hope of the spiritual members of the Outdoor Club will week. , Denver) were married in the Blessed Sac Ghost Parish Hall at 12:46 p.m. ested in furthering the work of Cross and a special sermon. director, the Rev. William Mona The statue and plaques for the A day of recollection for all rament Church on Saturday, for the group’s monthly lunch the Church. It meets for lunch- On Friday at 7:.30 p.m. the continue their ski trips to Ber- han, that every one able to at outdoor stations arrived the past women of the parish will be Feb. 27, prior to a Nuptial Mass, novena to Our Sorrowful Mother thoud Pass next week end. The tend will make a special effort trips were canceled the past two week. As soon as weather per sponsored by the Altar and with Father Stan.se)! officiating. during this .Marian Year to par will be continued. The novena in Rosary Society on Friday, When the seventh and eighth cludes the makinff of the Seven weeks because of the lack of snow- mits, they will be installed in the ticipate and therefore gain spe erected wayside shrines. The March 12. grade boys and girls had their Lenten Schedule Given Dolors Stations, novena prayers, in the mountains. cial grace.s. work is a project of the Rocks of The Very Rev. Richard Ryan, pre-Lenten dance Feb. 26, the short sermon, and Benediction. The holly classes will continue This month’s luncheon will be S.J., president of Regis College, Masses during Lent will be at with a few changes throughout Lourdes Men's Club. music was furnished by the Blue under the direction of members Denver, will be the moderator. Angels. This dance band, com fi:30, 7, and 8:30 a.m. For St. Francis' Pairsh of the Archdiocesan Council of Conference.* will begin at 10 posed of 14 junior and senior Catholiir'Nurses, with Mrs. Nor Mardi Gras Prizes I o’clock in the church, and there high school students, is directed man Todd acting as chairman. The sixth annual Mardi GraS; Men's Club in Wheatridge will be recitation of the Rosary]by Billy Anderson (St. Francit de Sale*’ Pariih, Mrs. Dale Weber has been ap Reservations should be made Feb. 27 in the Lourdes Hall was and meditations at 11 o’clock. | The Friday evening youth Denver) pointed as assistant chairman to .Miss Rita LaTourette, secre considered the best yet. All who participate are asked .activity will be discontinued Evening services are being and Mrs. Charles Keller, pub tary, at FR. 1062, not later than Prizes were awarded to the W ill Hear Fr. M ershon to bring their own lunch, which until after Lent. held on Wednesday, Friday, and licity chairman, for the PTA Friday, .March 6, for the lunch following for the best in costume: may be eaten in the small rooms Reservations for the one-day Sunday at 7:30 during Lent. De games party in the high school eon. No reservations are neces The couple best dressed as the Wheatridge.— (Sts. Peter and Strouse and Margaret McCul adjacent to the school cafeteria. meeting of the Catholic Parent- votions in honor of Our Mother auditorium at 8:30 p.m. on sary to attend the Holy Hour, king and queen of hearts, FrankjPauI'.s Frank Parish)— The Rev. Rich lough as godparents; Dawn .An Coffee will be served. Time for Teacher League on March 26 of Perpetual Help will be held, Thursday, March 26. The party which will begin at 2 p.m. and Zancanella and Phyllis BucTdey; ard Mershon, M.M., of Cure gelina Urso, daughterjgnier orof ivir.Mr. and jlunch will be from 12 to 1 :15 and'in the Lincoln Room of the as usual, at 2:40 and 7:30 on will be handled the same as th e ]"’’ll followed by Benediction the best man in costume, Edward d’Ars Parish, who was imprisoned Mrs. Salvatore Urso, with Wil- then the conferences will be re-!Shirley-Savoy Hotel may be ob- Tuesday afternoons and evening. weekly games parly. Three hun-i°^ Blessed Sacrament. Martin, whose costume depicted by the Communists in China, will liam and Elizabeth Route as sumed. The day of recollection tained by calling Mrs. Wegs, W'eekday Masses, unless other dred dollars will be awarded in A ipecial gueit at the a Chinese man; the best woman, be guest speaker at the meet spon.sors; Randy Joseph Oster- will be concluded at 2:30 with EA. 2157, or Mrs. Charles Cas- wise announced on special occa prizes as well as 12 valuable spe monthly luncheon will be the “ Madame Queen,’’ Louise McCur ing o f the Men’s Club Thursday. holt, son of the Edwin Oster-lBenediction. , isidy, Jr., EA. 1827. sions, will be at 6:30, 7, and cial prizes. In addition a $50 Rev. John Regan of Mother dy: March 4, at 8 p.m. ,-\ll men of the holts, with Joseph and Vivien] On Sunday, March 7, members The Men’* Club meeting kai 7:46, with an additional Mass, prize will be awarded. .Admission of God Ch urch, ipiritual di The second best man, .lohn parish are invited to this meet Osterholt as godparents: David .of the Altar and Rosary Society, been postponed from Wedne*- generally on Friday mornings. will be ?1. rector of the ACCN, who will Yunko as Mickey Mouse; and the ing, in the assembly room of tbe Joseph Kostroski, son o f Mr. and the PTA, and all the other wo dey, March 3, to Thuriday, at 8:30. • peak of the work of the Cath second best woman, Mrs. Kratz rectory. Mr.s. Russell -Kostroski, with Carl ,, ^ .,,, Mrs. John Reagan, PTA wavs olic nuriei in thii area. men of the parish will receive March 11. It will be preceded Th-le weekly games party will and means chairman, has an- as Mammy Yokum The monthly bake sale of the and Frances Kubisiak as_ god Communion in the 8 o’clock Mass. by the recitation of the Ro- continue to be held in the high Uounced that if this party is a The music of the Mardi Gras] Altar and Rosary Society will parents; Michael Allan .^dams, James Raymond, the fourth •dry in the church at 7:45. school building Tue.sday evenings'success no further fund-rai
wtms Thuriday, March 4, 1954 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keyitone 4208 RAGE THREE Archbishop to Offer Mass It Takes Courage to Rise Above Slums Colorado Georgetown U. Nocturnal Adorers Grads High in Campaign
Colorado alumni o f George- ■ studies for the Maryland Jesuit Elect Virgil Tout t 0 w n University, Washington, Province. D.C., are second m the nation Among prominent Georgetown in number of those having con graduates attending the meeting The new president of the Denver Nocturnal Adora tributed to the newly initiated were Justice Henry Harnesber- tion Society is Virgil Tout, succeeding Anthony Dunst. annual “ giving fund,” it was an ger o f the Wyoming Supreme Also elected at the annual business meeting of the Adorers nounced at an alumni meeting Court, Judge Joseph Walsh o f were Jim McCormick, vice president; Frank Morley, re honoring the Very Rev. Edward the Denver District Court, and B. Bunn, S.J., Georgetoivn presi cording secretary; A1 Denny, corresponding secretary; Eugene P. McCahill, prominent dent. Minneapolis businessman who is and Joe Cavaliere, treasurer. Although the fund drive has national chairman of the “ Giving The new officers end mem not advanced beyond the pre Fund.” bers will welcome Archbishop liminary letter writing stage, A second college president, the FIRST F R ID A Y Urban J. Vehr to Holy Ghost eight per cent of the Colorado Very Rev. Richard Ryan, S.J., Church at the first Lenten alumni have made gifts. Virginia o f Regis College, Denver, was adoration March 4. Arch Georgetown alumni lead the na at the luncheon. bishop Vehr will offer the tion, with 12 per cent having CLUB TO HEAR Midnight Mass. Because of Edward Hanifen, Denver in given. this there will be adoration vestment counselor, is Colorado Father Bunn, at the luncheon chairman of the Georgetown cam hours only from 9 to 1 o’clock. meeting Feb. 12 in the Albany The spiritual director of the paign. The Wyoming chairman, ABOUT BRAZIL Hotel, Denver, told the alumni Charles E. Lane, also was pres Nocturnal Adoration Society, that what is greatly needed in ent. A young Denver priest, home Father William J. Gallagher, is education is a spirit of Christian from missionary duty in the heart sued the following statement liberalism, as contrasted to the of Brazil, will be the speaker for concerning the Lenten ro'e of liberalism of intellectuals "who the March meeting of the First the organization: can only say no.” . i Friday Luncheon Club in Denver Lent Is Time He reminded the graduates Luncheon Club March 5. He is the Rev. Dun- For Mortification that at the very time Catholics stan Dooling, O.F.M., temporarily were fined in Maryland for at stationed at St. Elizabeth’s Mon Lent is the time especially set tending Catholic schools (Jeorge- astery. aside by the Church for us to Rudy Gonzales Looks at 'His City' town 'University was founded by To View Film at Father Dooling is the son of practice mortification. We know Father John Carroll, later Arch Mrs. Elizabeth Dooling, a mem that to cultivate the qualities of By Ed Miller Rudy had little in the way of a been born into, a trap fashioned bishop. He provided that its the spirit we must deny the de ber of Cathedral Parish, who FACTS. FIGURES, CHARTS. rudder to keep him on course. by prejudice and avarice. In June doors should be open to every Meeting Mar. 5 sires of the body. Our Lord de teaches in St. John the Evange AND GRAPHS cannot and never He became a boy of the of 1947, he became, by dint of creed. mands that w’e unite our morti list’s School. Since his ordination will be able to tell the whole streets, roaming with other tremendous labor, a journeyman. The Georgetown president out Those attending the meeting' fications with His sufferings in he has been stationed with Amer truth about the little people of chamacos after school. His father And then the real work began, lined plans for a $14,000,000 of the Friday Luncheon (?lub of order that we may possess His ican Franciscan Fathers in Cen this world or of this city. tried to watch whom he ran with, and he often prayed hard for university expansion program Denver March 5 will see vol divine life and enter into hap tral Brazil. You can trace crime and but the father worked a swing help. On a number of occasions for the next 10 years. He de ume 4, number 6 of the News piness. We must, in the words of The new president of the First delinquency by deduction, but shift and was gone at the wrong after things went well with him scribed the 10 new Georgetown Magazine of the Screen, pro the Apostle, "put on Christ.” Friday Luncheon Club, Dr. Wil you cannot tie them to a certain hours. campus building projects slated duced for the Denver Post. This is accomplished only by in his business, he kept promises liam Earley, wifi preside at the From almost as early as he,he had made: He walked from for completion by 1964, the mortification. It is because of race. Most often they are by The film shows Eisenhower luncheon meeting at the Al could remember Rudy h a d ! Denver to the Shrine of Mother 175th anniversary of the found sin, both original and actual, products of poverty, poor hous ending his first year as presi bany Hotel at 12:10. Other new worked. For awhile after classes I Cabrin- in the mountains and ing of Georgetown, the nation’s that we must practice mortifica {Register photo by Warner) ing, over-crowding, discrimina dent with his address to Con officers are Ray Jaeger, vice in high school, he set pins in ajback— 30 miles, and each time oldest Catholic university. gress, Queen Elizabeth arriving tion. Even though original sin is tion; in short, conditions found president; and James McConaty, in the Fiji Islands, Rene Cote remitted by Baptism, still its ef [in what we call "the slums.” bowling alley. Now, his work was without eating before he corn- Father Bunn told of the role secretary-treasurer. binding books in a print shop, becoming the French President, fects remain. These effects will ! Each man meets life on an pleted the round trip! Georgetown is taking in serving and his day went something like the launching of the Nautilus, All Catholic men are invited to cause further actual sins unless Vicar General individual basis and is the the nation, and was able to an this: School until three, work attend the monthly luncheon ' product of his experience. The TODAY HE IS A SUCCESS- nounce publicly for the first first atomic submarine; Brit they are removed by mortifica until eight, home for dinner. meeting.'?' and to hear prominent experiences of some were die* !FUL Denver businessman. He has time that eight Union Carbide ain’s second A-bomb explosion, tion. Actual sins themselves de Rudy’s dad is a good cook and he speakers regularly. Reservations ■ tated by the slums. I one of his enterprises almost Scholarships have been gpven to the mud slides in California, mand mortification by way of would leave chili and beans for can be made with Mr. McConaty j Honor Guest at [paid off. Over and above that he the university. avalanches in the Alps, and a satisfaction. Rudy. picture story of Mt. Vernon at GR. 1026 Thursday or Friday Thi> i> the second of a ! has a nice home, a fine wife, and He also described the George ! morning before 10 o’clock. The practice*? of prayer and town medical scholarship for fu from George Washington’s mortification are the two means series of articles on the prob lems that face Denver’s Span BUT BEING ALL A L O N E ' becoming a political force among ture doctors who will promise to childhood until the present. |. e • !/* obtaining eternal salvation. St. Louis' Dinner and all boy, Rudy wasn’t ready ish-speaking population. The his people, and is much in de work in rural areas, the George Don Noland of Sears, Roe K. Ot C. C ouncil u ra n ted To practice prayer and mortifi- for bed after dinner. With no The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Greg-| opinions represented in the mand as a public speaker. town research on a plastic heart buck & Co. will be chairman of • I cation is the reason for the es- one there to restrict him, he ory Smith, newly appointed Vicar | articles are a crystallization Recently he was named to the valve and artificial kidney, as the day. was on the town. And all he had General of the Denver .^rchdio-| a n d reflection of ideas board of directors of the biggest well as $900,000 in medical re Charter in Jetterson;‘“j;';“ to do was make sure he was in All Catholic men are invited cese, was the principal guest of i gleaned by "Register” Writer organization his people have yet search each year. to attend the hour-long meeting The supreme office of the bed before dad got home from Mortification is necessary for honor at a dinner given Feb. 25 Ed Miller from leaders of the assembled locally. He is also Father Bunn, before becom in the K.of C. Home, 16th Ave Knights of Columbus has no* work, at 3 a.m. salvation. "Unless you do pen by the Rt. Rev. -Monsignor Jo Spanish-speaking community. working hard to help rehabilitate ing Georgetown president, was nue and Grant Street, Denver. tified James J. O’Connor, spe. His father tried hard. He had ance, you shall all likewise per seph O’Heron, pastor of St.! youngsters on probation, chama president of Loyola College, The club meets every week, and cial representative, that all re* never allowed Rudy to sell papers ish” (Luke xiii, 1-5). Hence exter Louis, Parish, Englewood. Arch-j cos who are today faced with the Baltimore, and was director of features outstanding speakers. That is why you ought to hear or shine shoes. He had been quirements have been met and nal penance is required. This is bishop Urban J. Vehr was pres-1 problems he faced. the supreme office has offi* the story of Rudy Gonzales, afraid that Rudy would get in not only true of the self-inflicted ent at the dinner, which honored Rudy Gonzales has fought his .American, for if Rudy Gonzales with bad companions. And, even cially issued charter No. 3799 pains which are sometimes ne also the Very Rev. Monsignor way out of the trap, and now he had gone the way he was pushed with the brothers gone, he felt Still time to make reservatlon§ for to the new Jefferson County cessary to overcome vehement David Maloney, new Chancellor wants to try to help his people by hunger, hatred, and wliat the confident that Rudy was home in Knights of Columbus Council. temptations. B u t a definite of the archdiocese; and the Rev. win the same fight the way he poet Robert Burns has called bed. Marian Year Pilgrimage The official date of institu amount of fasting and abstin Robert Hoffman, pastor of St. did— with raw courage, an in tion has been set for March ence irrespective of temptation Peter’s Parish. Greeley. “ man's inhumanity to man,” he But Rudy was studying in the Sponsored hy telligent approach, and a great Their Excellenciei Archbishop Urb«n J. Vehr, of Dfnrer* and might have ended up in prison. “ night school” of the streets. It 21. Men who wish to become is imposed by the Church on all Other dignitaries who attended faith in the Almightyf*^ If you Bishop Joseph C. W lllflnr* of Pneblo But Rudy Gonzales has cour was new and strange, to him, charter members and have not her children. To get the grace of the banquet, served in the St. ask Rudy Gonzales if crime and Bi*hop Hubert M. Newell, of Cheyenne, Wyominj, as yet been contacted may call age. When life has pushed him, whirling and joyous, Barnum & God, to keep it, and to multiply Louis Grade School cafeteria, are delinquency ratios can be tied will pcr*on?*lly lead the pilgrimage. James O’Connor, DE. 0736, or it, penance is necessary. the Rt. Rev, Monsignors Mat he has pushed back. You would Bailey, with the theater lights like Rudy because he is a very to any race, he will tell you Sail from N>w York April 21 on Qnctn E liiilitth . , . Tliltlng IxinrilM. Giles Petitclerc, Wheatridge; We hope that all of the Cath thew Smith, brother of the Vicar and the taxi horns and pretty p»rii. Lidtni. Lncernc, Venic*, Padua, Florenco, Rome. Nice, LUbon and determined but very ordinary no— that crime comes from Owen Acers, Bernard Beau* olic men of Denver will join General: John R. Mulroy, Wil girls walking in the spring night, slums. FatiniB. saog, or Stanley C. Lord, with the men of the Nocturnal liam Higgins, Achille Somma- guy. the spring night that had many Returning on SS Satumla— Arriving New York May 29 Golden; Edward Walsh, Ar strange and wonderful perfumes Adoration Society in attending ruga, John Moran, John Judnic, YOU ASKED WHAT BUSI Total co«t, including tranaatlantic travel, hotel*, meal*, vada; Thomas W. Dwyer, St, THE FACT THAT HE IS — of carmel corn in a bright-lit Midnight Mass on the eve of and Eugene O'Sullivan; NESS Rudy Gonzales is in? Then • ightaeeing and travel in Europe, from...... $1,174.00 Mary Magdalene’s Parish; or .A.1.SO the Very Rev. Mon.^ignors ORDINARY, however, is extra store, of fruits and vegetables in this First Friday. If the peniten turn to page 15 for more on lorfor iiiyivraicnillnitrated luiucr*folder, cwnisvacontact Vincent W. Knoeber, Dr. John Bernard Cullen, Walter Canavan, ordinary. an open stall, of tamales in a 5th Floor of tial season is started by making Rudy Gonzales and the business Denrer Dry E. Trumble, and Lynch Gro- and James Flanagan. vendor’s machine. this sacrifice— the other prac It is extraordinary because that helped him breach the wall mary ann fisher - TRAVEL Good* nert, Lakewood. In addition to the Monsignors, But the streets were also gusty tices of mortification during the Rudy Gonzales, 25 years old, that surrounds the Spanish-speak No Serriea Charge— Phone M A. 1211 and turbulent. And the streets holy season of Lent can be per 40 priests, chiefly pastors of married, the father of two ing in the Denver area. formed more easily because Our Denver parishes, were present. (soon, three) children has made got Rudy into trouble. The first Priest Is Quick to Aid Lord will give us the grace to The religious communities of a solid advance after a tough time he was wide eyed and in want to do very much the things priests were represented, and start. nocent; but he got roughed up along with the older fellows when Judy says: “Why it’s easy, it’s right Wounded Congressman that we do not want to do. the assistant.^ of St. Francis de .At the beginning of the game, Sales’ Parish, of which Mon- the cops picked him up. there before my eyes—the blackboard, Washington. — Rep. George THE HOURS ASSIGNED to Rudy was penalized, penalized members of the various parishes signor Gregory Smith is pastor, i^|] back to the goal line. Fallon of Maryland, one of five AFTER THAT RUDY began the problem. I’m first this time with for March, 1954, are as follows: also attended. His mother died when he was Congi-essmcn wounded in a .shoot to lean? the law of survival in the Archbishop Vehr commented two years old. the answer!” ing March 1 in the House of Rep 9 to 10 o’clock. Annunciation, briefly at the dinner, extending jungle of the city. He learned to resentatives, greeted a priest St. Francis de Sales’, Mother of Rudy’s father is an earnest his congratulations to the priests man. He did the best he could for fight, to take care of himself. Doe* your child *ee properly? Why not have hi* er hastening to his aid with: “ Thank God; He was picked up several times recently appointed to new posts. Rudy and Rudy’s sisters and bro her eye* checked by a competent eye pbyaician. God, I don’t need you. Father.” 10 to 11 o’clock. Blessed Sac again; he was never booked, hut Monsignor Smith, replying, ex thers. But what can a man do Then Sea Father Martin W. Christopher, rament, Holy Rosary, St. Joseph he was beaten up badly on a pressed his own feelings of grati with a crew of fervent and hilar assistant pastor of St. Peter’s Polish, Cure d'.Ars; tude and humility at the great couple of occasions. Church, near the House, accom ious ^linos with no wife to help? 11 to 12 o’clock, St. Philo- dignity tendered him. He said He still weighed 92 pounds and panied Fallon fo the hospital to He was poor, too, very poor. mena’s. Our Lady of Lourdes, that, considering the confidence he dream ed/of w'cighing more make sure everything was all His especial worry was the St. Patrick’s, St. Anne’s of than 100 pounds. “ If I ever get l ight. Fallon was the only Cath the Archbishop had placed in i^abv, Rudy. True, Rudy’s older Arvada, Holy Family, Most to 105 pounds,” he told himself, olic among those wounded. him and the loyalty .shown by, brothers helped, but what Precious Blood; the priests of the archdiocese.really be a mother? “ I will knock down anything that 12 to 1 o’clock. Assumption, he was confident Ood Rudy had to fight for what he walks.” OPTICIAN W.ll Sacred Heart, St. Anthony’s St. supply him the grace Lo fulfill Unlike most of the youngsters to 3125 EAST COLFAX Louis, St. Mary’s, Littleton; Mt. his new office capably. He went to school. He was he knew, however, Rudy kept on CARPETS Wall Park in Our Lot Carmel, Catholic Railroadmen, quick and smart in school, but with school— doing his homework DENVER, COLORADO After Hour* ROOM SIZE St. Ignatius Loyola’s, St. Cath when he could find five minutes he was also hungry. Every noon Hour* 9:00 to 5:30 FRemont 5374 By Appointment and SMALLER erine’s, St. Joseph’s, Golden; St. he used to run seven, eight here or there. He had learned to RUGS John’s, Presentation, St. James’ ; Newmanites Hear a wide aelcction of patterns blocks to the community center mistrust “ figures that lie and We will recommend AN EYE PHYSICIAN TO YOE and colon to choose from St. Rose of Lima’s, Christ the where, for a penny, he got hot liars that figure.” He wanted w for itery room [King, Sts. Peter and Paul’s, St. Instructor at C. U. soup and dessert, a “ present” to learn, to know, to better him in the house Patrick’s, Fort Logan; Holy self. Furniturs H. J. Kane, instructor of Eng-lf''®"^ Community Chest. He ] Ghost, St. Elizabeth’s, All Saints’, But he had to fight for every TAbor 3141 OpcD Wednesday Eveninp TUI t a'clock lish at the University of Colo- U f" he would be first in line, Cathedral, St. Joseph’s, Redemp- thing he got. rado, Boulder, spoke to Newman ^ ® ran back so he wouldn t be itorist; St. Mary Magdalene’s, St. •\t 16 Rudy was graduated Club members Feb. 28 in observ-l'a^® school. E.M.W. 'Cajetan’s, St. Bernadette’s, Our Club members Feb. 28 in observ from Manual High School. At 16 where caih talks Lady of Victory, St. Vincent de ance of Cardinal Newman Day., cm w w c d c u r he came into the Church. Curi His subject was “ Being a Cath-' 2141 So. Broadway Paul’s, St. Dominic’s, Our Lady osity brought him in. He was go of Grace, and St. Therese’s, olic on a Secular Campus.” ‘ " t o /h e f'eWs with the ing by Holy Gho.st Church one SPruce 5391 Mr. Kane explained that a ! Span'sh-speaking ^ m^g^^ 'Aurora. night and he heard the choir Catholic student has an obligation picked beans " " " " and"" peas, mostly peas. singing. He went in. And he to know his religion sufficiently liked what he heard, -'^nd he kept to be able to defend and explain Back in school there was the old problem of money for Rudy, on coming back. WHERE P»RMNC IS EASIER it in the classroom. He does not He was interested in writing, believe that any professor would and he solved it in a small way Don't Worry-We Can Fix It by “ junking” on Saturdays. With and he wrote short stories and resent opinions other than his an old coaster wagon he would poems, but he was afraid to show own in matters pertaining to re them to anyone. And he went BURNS TEARS MOTH HOLES ligion. Mr. Kane felt that this im go out and find bottles and scrap metal and sell them for a few to college for a semester, but parting of correct information cents. there was the problem of money about the Church is the mo.st im again, and he had to drop out. portant social function of a One summer Rudy heard there Catholic student on the campus. was good money to be had work ing in the packing plants. He AND THEN HE DECIDED to The Newman Club at the uni go into business. He picked versity is planning a Lenten re was only 14 and he knew that you had to be older and weigh at a business in which there is little treat for next week. Father Fa prejudice against race or color, bian Joyce, O.F.M., pastor of St. least 110 pounds to get hired for the “ hide cellar.” And so he put a business/in which he figured Moth hole*, cigarette burnt, and damage in garment*, Elizabeth’s Parish, Denver, will he could succeed. woolen* and linen*, rettored to their original perfection preside as retreat master during on three or four sweaters and a by EXPERT WEAVERS. the exercises, which will begin couple of coats and stood in the He had always thought that Little Brothers on Sunday, March 7, and continue hiring line and tried to look maybe this business might pull * Zipper Repair* • Shortening Knitted Skirt* “ rugged and old.” He weighed him out of the slums, allow him * Weaving and Hotiery Mending until Wednesday, March 10. “ The Crucifixion” will be the general only 92 pounds, but he got the self to become somebody, give job. him money enough to find a nice “,\oh; owned and operated by Theresa Kolb** theme of the retreat. It was a hard job, though. The girl to marry, to set up what he cowhides and bullhides were had always desired— a real home. CU)h!L French Art Weavers Carmel Club Slates heavy and had salt in them, and He worked hard to learn his 308 Tabor Theatre Bldg. TA. 0894 Denver, Colo. he and another fellow had to trade. His apprenticeship took Look Like Little Dandies Benefit for Sisters beat the salt out of them on several years and was marked oc a table by flapping them. Then casionally with disappointments The Carmel Club ■* having the hides were folded and tied that could have torn the heart a card party for the benofit of and stacked. out o f a heathen idol. the Carmelite Si*ter* at Little Rudy had to work fast, too. A But he was Rudy Gonzales in in DErF's Coat Er Cap Sets ton March 19 in Ble**ed Sac big Colored fellow, called a spite of himself. And he felt a Religions Articles rament Hall, Denver, at 1:30 “pusher,” got extra pay for terrible need to keep fighting p.m. They will give a $50 singing fast songs while they upward, out of the trap he had The new spring coats have arrived in Daniels and dama*k tablecloth and nap worked, so they would get the kin* at the party. rhythm and work faster. Fisher’s Children’s Shop. Come see how trim they • STATUES • ROSARIES • MEDALS The committee i* compo*ed The only time he got to rest Del Norte Assistant of Mr*. Jame* Eakih*, chair was when they swept out. The are . . . how well your little boys will look in the • PICTURES • PRAYER BOOKS man; Mr*. Henri Vellmure, sweeping was considered a break. Has Brain Operation cochairman; and Mr*. Myron The Rev. Joseph Llaurado, S.F., Easter parade! • PENDANTS • BOOKS • PLAQUES L. Babcock, publicity chair RUDY GOT STRONG in the man. assistant■ at ”Holy o l i ...... Name of Mary shoulders at this work. The run Parish, Del Norte, was received Anyone wi*hing ticket* may . . . Salt and pepper tweeds, handsomely tailored just like Dad’s ning from school to the com. Feb. 25 in St. Joseph’s Hospital, contact Mr*. Vellmure, EA. mnnity center as a young;ster Denver, where he was operated . . . also nub tweeds, flannels and checks . . . tans, grays, blue, 5270. Party ticket* are 60 f>f Rrligiouu Article! for CKurch And every day had already given him on for a brain tumor March 2. cent*. strong legs. Father Laurado was ordained browns . . . matching caps. And then poverty and chance in Barcelona, Spain, in 1932. He A. I*. Wagner and t'«». Alumnae to Meet started to make merchandise of first came to Colorado in 1936 Toddler sizes, 2, 3, 4 ...... 13.95 to 16.95 The Mercy Hospital Alumnae Rudy’s soul. His brothers were when he was sent to Del Norte Association will meet March 11, called into service. Big Brother sizes, 3 to 6 ...... 16.95 to 21.95 M inini GOODS from Buenos Aires, Argentina, at 8 o’clock in the Nurses’ Home. His father had always made where he was a teacher. He has 606 14th St. Between California & Wciton T A 8331 Dr. Connell o f the Children’s hyn pray and had talked to him been an assistant at Our Lady of D & F Children's Shop— Second Floor— Also in our Colorado Springs Store Hospital staff will show slides much about being honest and not Peace Parish, Greeley, and at and speak on cancer in children. telling lies. But without a mother, parishes in New Mexico. rrr=5
PAGE FOUR Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 Thursdoy, March 4, 1954
NOW IS THE TIME TO 2 Confirmations at St. Philomena': (St. Philomena'f Parish, Denver) He is pastor o f the large parish, lege in Rome, and was chaplain Archbishop Urban J. Vehr will St.'■■■■■ Luke’s in the ■ Bronx,‘ :. He at- in World War I, and later a pro-' confirm two times on Thursday, tended the North American Col| fessor of sacramental theology FERTILIZE YOUR LAWNS! March 11, in St. Philomena’s in St. Joseph’s Seminary, Dun- Church, the Rt. Rev. Monsignor worfdie, N.Y. The young mother W'p recommend these popular Brands! William Higgins, pastor, an Meeting on March 6 was graduated from New Roch nounced this week. This unpre elle College, conducted by the SOIL BOOSTER LOMA cedented move came about be For St. Joseph's Guild Ursuline Nuns. Her husband is cause o f the great number of in business in Denver. children and adults who are pre 80 Lb. Baf:...... S LOO 100 Lbs...... S5.35 Mrs. H. Riley will entertain pared for the .sacrament. St. Joseph’s Guild will meet the St. Frances Cabrini Circle Confirmation for the fifth and Saturday, March 6, at 2 p.m., in MILORGANITE SOILTONE in her home Friday, March 5. sixth grades will be held in the the library of St. Francis de ](H) Lbs...... S.5.00 100 Lbs...... S4.93 afternoon at 4, and the seventh Sales’ High School, Denver. Re Mrs. H. L. Intemann is pro- ■ and eighth grades, together with turns from the annual card party gram chairman of the fashion PEAT MOSS PERMAGREEN the adults, will be confirmed at will be given. show for the benefit of cerebral 7 :30 in the evening. Parents, Bale ...... 84.9.‘> .30 Lbs...... $1.49 Refreshments will -be served palsy children that will be held sponsors, and friends should in the lounge room at the Stu by this month’s committee and Peat & Sheep or Cow Fertilizer—per yd...... $6.50 plan to be present for the after dent Union of the University of noon and evening classes. Spon games will be played after a Denver at 7:45 p.m. Tuesday, Pax to Kill Crab Grass— bag ...... $9.25 sors are asked to make arrange short business meetmg. March 9. ments well in advance to be pres iSursery ^^lork and Roses Availahle About March 15 ent for either the afternoon or evening. There are more than 130 children and more than 60 LAUNDRY & CLEANING So. Denver Evergreen Nursery | adults who will receive the sacra-1 l.j.'ll Soiitli Broa -taiBa Thursday, March 4, 1954 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 PAGE FIVE Potiuck Supper March 14 Prepare to Make 2-Week Mission at St James' Will Open March 21 Children Laugh (St. James’ Parish, D e i^ r ) ing Masses at 6, J, and 8 o’clock. W. Heckman, J. Rock, G. Denny, Sullivan, C. Noll, C. Mintken, J. Clowning for the children W. Barney, J. Piasecki, L. Woz- Constantine, J. Martina, F. Lau> A . two-week mission will be Members o f the PTA will In All Saints' Parish Hall nick, C. Beckmann, G. Ahern, R. vetz, E. J. Fattor, *A. J. Artzer, attending the Cathedral Ides conducted by the Franciscan Fa serve breakfast to the children o f the school following the 8 Connell, S. Breit, E. Baumann, and E. Whalen. (All Saintt’ Parith, Denver) of March bazaar, Sunday, thers beginning on Sunday, The Holy Name Society meet o’clock Mass on Friday, March 5. J. Campbell, J. Blixt, F. Calve, Baptized were Deborah Ann, There will be a potiuck supper ing has been changed to Wednes March 14, will be Gladys March 21, and continuing till J. Soran, G. Volzke, G. Neilsen, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Cleo in the parish hall Sunday, March day, March 10. The meeting will Sunday, April 4. Mass on the first Friday will Berger (standing) and Rose W. W olf, and L. Schaifer. F. Barnes, with Harold and Ruby 14, at 4:30 p.m. Admission will be be held in the parish hall, W. The first week will be for the be offered for all the active, as Bergan.— (Photo by A1 White) Mothers who substituted in Novotne as sponsors; Joan Ma $1 per family and a covered dish. Vassar and Grove, at 8 o’clock. women o f the parish and the sec sociate, and life members o f the the lunchroom during February rie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. The meat, bread, and drinks will Leo-Keleher of the St. Vin ond week for the men. Non- Altar and Rosary Society. Mass were Mmes. Lorren Griffin, John M. Corbett, with Raymond be furnished. SugRested for the cent de Paul Society will be the on the first Saturday will be o f Catholics are invited to attend A. C. Baumgartner, W. Heck Hill and Helen Huminstron as covered dish are potatoes, vege guest speaker. All men in the fered for all the members of the the mission. man, Y. Trainor, G. McNamara, table. salad, or dessert. parish are invited to attend. PTA. sponsors: and Stephen Eugene, During the first week a mis R. Meroz, F. Venette, R. Mc- son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert E. There will be baby-sitters Mrs. Steven Ward of the Den The women’s choir will prac sion will be conducted for the Quade, R. Borgmann, j . Moyni- Huber, with George Filliss and available for children too small ver Deanery was guest speaker tice Wednesday morning in the children of tjie parish. A feature han, J. Dendinger, C. Smith, J. Marilyn Shaugnessy as sponsors. to sit at the table. The committee at the Altar and Rosary Society of the mission will be the bless church at 9 o’clock. A few more must ask for reservations so that meeting. She outlined the activ ing of all the babies of the par volunteers are needed. Anyone they can know how much meat ities of the council and displayed ish as well as all children under who has the talent and the time to prepare. Reservations may be the reading material available school age. to give is asked to come to the made by calling WE. 4-1240 or for Catholic children. practice. The women of the Altar and JOE ONOFRIO WE. 5-5357. Mrs. Conrad Boeding, chair St. .Ann's Circle will meet man, thanks the women of the Rosary Society will be in charge Volunteer Workers Listed Home of Quality Pianos Wednesday, March 10, in the parish for the success of the bake of the sale of religious articles The PTA council w’ ll meet home of Mrs. Mary Gruml, 2091 sale. dtiring the mission. Thursday, March. 11, at 8 Cable-Stark S. King. Baptized were Lorenzo Russel, The Men’s Club will meet o’clock in the home of Mrs. A. J. Mary Immaculate Circle will son of .Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Thursday evening, March 11, -Artzer. Lester Betsy Ross meet Wednesday. March 10, in the Dunn, with Russel and Angelina in the Walsh Memorial Hall. Volunteer w6rkers for the home of Mrs. Eloise Airey, 1680 Durando as sponsors; Daniel All men of the parish are in lunchroom during the month of Trade in j-our old piano S'. Raritan. Benjamin, son of -Mr. and Mrs. vited. March are Mmes. J. Spencer, Our l.a I ] ’ 1 "n PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 Thursday, March 4, 1954 JhM I VOSS BROS. CPTL All-Day Meeting 30CCUUSTS n DAfiTY MSTOD BAKERIES MAPY ANNE 3 Stores to Serve You Will Open With Mass BAKERIES All Butter (Catholic Parent-Taaeker SL Bernadette’s, and St. Mary CAKES . League, Denver) Magdalene's. for The all-day meeting o f the Presidents o f Our Lady of Mt. Woddinn •nd Catholic Parent-Teacher League (Tarmel, St. Dominic’s, Assump PartlM will start with Mass at Holy tion, and St. Patrick’s, Denver, •01 8. Broadwiy^PE. |92l INTERMOUNTAIN Ghost Church, Denver, at 9 will make final reservations with 1024 8. Gaylord 2i Broadway o ’clock. V Mrs. J. B. Silverthom. PEarl 7315 SPraeo 7411 •5 W . Girard E o flV ’d SU. M 068 ELEVATOR CO. At 10 o’clock the morning ses • Mrs. Howard Stauffer will re sion will begin in the Empire ceive the final reports on reser Denver — lyongniont Room o f the Shirley-Savoy Hotel. vations from the presidents of Hudson — Yuma The luncheon is slated for 12, Christ the King, St. James’, SL o’clock in the Lincoln Room, with Elizabeth’s, and St. Jdbeph’s Colo. the meeting colhing to a close (Redemptorist). .Ytlanla, iSebr. about 2:30. The Glee Club from The price of the' luncheon Loretto Heights will be featured ticket is $1.55, and there may be March 25, at the Shirley-Savoy Hotel, are Mrs. Cnr rPTI Examining the large place at the luncheon meeting. no cancellation after March 22. • * *• •'My cards to see that tney will William Buscietta (right), Mrs. Mike De Bell Special invitations have been Fort Morgan Mills be in perfect condition for the C'athoHc Parent- (center), and Mrs. Albert Rotola (le ft), past extended by the league’s presi Inc. Teacher League all-day meeting, to be held presidents of Mt. Carmel PTA. dent, Mrs. Matt Saya, to the out- Card Party Is Planned of-town PTAs, SL Peter’s, Flem Every vear about this time, Savoy Hotel, where the luncheon | Ten years ago Sister Mafy Fori Morgan and will he held, to designate where I Magdalene of Mt. Carmel made ing; St. Mary’s, Colorado By Aid Society Branch for the past nine years, three Springs; St. Peter’s, Greeley; and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hillrote, Colo. each unit will be seatetj. !all of the place cards for the St. Vincent’s Aid Society, An Wvomen unpack the place cards These cards are held in wire {tables for that year! With the St. Joseph’s, Ft. Collins, to at nunciation Branch, will hold its Hart Kerns have announced Manufacturers and Distributors .so caiefully packed the past frames, and each year there is growth of the CPTL, however, tend this ouLsta'nding event. Res the engagement of their daugh regular card party Thursday, eftly blended of choice lo a certain amount of renovating this committee was formed to do ervations from these PTAs ter, Shirley (above), to Mark year following the all-day meet- March 11, at 1:30 p.mj in the 'dias,ti Ccylons and rare Dar- to do on each place card. Faith this important work.- -(Photo by should be sent directly to Mrs. |ing of the Catholic I’arent- home at 42nd and Lowell Boule-i^^®I'*‘" I-®*'® Village, Ind. jeelings,D every bag of Sherman Golden Sunshine Flour fully these committee members, Van's Studio) Saya at 2710 Fillmore Street, vard, Denver. Dessert-luncheon 1 Teacher League. These place Miss Kerns attended Blessed Luxury Tea recalls Emerson's who, by the way, are artists in Denver. will be served preceding the Challenger Fortified cards are large cards with the Sacrament School and was grad words: “there is a great deal of Mrs. Louis Cribari, ticket games. uated from St. Mary’s Academy. name of each PT.\ unit, and the .h.ir own ,i«h., checi. ..ch iV j u„jt to Heor poetry and fine sentiment in a for tears or marks of wear. Thisi chairman, has distributed tickets Mrs. Frank Paxton is chair She is now a student at Colorado Feeds I letters CPTL in a circle. They chest of tea." are placed on the tables in the usually takes one full day. There to all PTA presidents, and asks man, assisted by the following A. & M. College. Her sorority is .Lincoln Room of the Shirley-,will be 35 place cards this year Vice Chancellor Mar. 5 that all reservations be made hostesses: Mmes. John Nalty, Sigma Kappa. Sexton Sherman Luxury Tea with St. Peter’s, Fleming, and through each president. Sr.; John Nalty, Jr.; Walter Sul Mr. Mahan, the son of Mr. and is the choice of your favorite St. Bernadette’s PTA present Th« Tab.rnacU Society will eating place. It can be yours, too, In turn presidents are asked livan, M. J. Jochium, Matt Carr, Mrs. Earl .Mahan of Lake Vil- meet in the home of Mrt. Jo- for the first time. to make final reservations with Frank McNamara, Joe Hamblin, lege, is a junior at Colorado A. through tITe better independent •eph R. Plank, 200 S. Eudora grocers. In addition to helping with the a committee member. Presidents Irene Reed, Frances Brennan, & M. and a member of Sigma Delivered any hour Street, Denver, on Friday, Thomas Shields, a n d Frank {repair of the placards, Mrs. De- of the following PTAs are to Chi Fraternity. March S, at 2 p.m. Shanahan. EARLY "Ready to Serve" COFFEE Bell has used a special theme make final reports to Mrs. Wedding plans are indefinite. each year to design individual Father Caorga Event, Vica George Learned: St. Vincent de GUARANTEED place cards for the women at the Chancellor of tha Archdioceia Paul’s, Our Lady of Lourdes, St. Head table. The design is ac of Denver, will be the guett Mary’s Academy, and St. Francis Deanery Affiliates Assist PIPING HOT COFFEE complished with cake decora tpcaker. de Sales'. I tions. This year Mrs. De Bell Mrs. John Madden, president j DELIVERED IN OUR ATTRACTIVE will use the Marian Year as her Is Available of the Loyola PTA, will receive | (heme. She is also league chair the final reservations from the In Summer Camp Project man at St. Dominic's. At Catholic Library STAINLESS STEEL SERVERS president of Annunciation, Blessed Sacrament, Holy Rosary, (Danver Deanary, Archdiocaian!ready have been, and to those: Fast Service To and Sacred Heart. Council of Catholic Women) which are planning to be a part Fried Mrs. W.- Badger will receive I>odjjes, Parties, Banquets, 2 -5 0 New Book Tells The officers of the Denver of this philanthropic work. Chicken ... final reservations from the presi Deanery Council are grateful for Vail Community Center, Lit dents of St. Cajetan’s, St. Philo- Picnics, etc. (iood Size, the generous response being tle Flower Social Center, and D isjointed 'Secret Lives' mena’s, St. John’s, and Cathe manifested by the affiliated or the summer camp are participat John Soxton & Co., Sexton Squoro.Chicogo, 111.. ROAST TURKEY dral. ganizations of the Archdiocesan ing agencies of the Denver Area ALWAYS "EARLY" The presidents from Presenta Council of Catholic Women to Community Chest. by the slice tion, St. Patrick’s, Ft. Logan, St. Mrs. Li to Gallegos’ recent peti . . . NEVER LATE ( HICKEN POT PIK J y g Of Matt Talbot Mary’s, Littleton; and St. Louis’, tion for financial assistance to family aize ...... Englewood, will make reserva Hungarian Goulaah T" q i. 1.75 enable the Denver Deanery to Charle* Reilly, tions with Ml'S. Elbert Clift. j EARLY COFFEE BAKED HAM When Matthew Talbot fulfill its obligations to Little City Sales dropped dead in a Dublin Mrs. .Arthur Shepard will re Flower Social Center, Vail Com-' Representative Whole or be the Slice ceive final reservations from the munity Center, and the summer Al Bennett street, he was just another l(il5 Market presidents of Holy Family, Lo camp program. I HUMMEL’S laborer, the heroic piety of retto Heights, St. Catherine’s, The present plan.s are to oper-1 Men's Clothing Dept. whose life was unnoticed in ate the summer camp for an{ Denrcr'a I.eadinr Caterera and Delicatessen the rush of current living. {eight-week period. Forty more Town C.litb 311 E. 7th Ave. KE. 1986 {children than last year will be, Sub.sequent investigation re {invited, to make a total o f 330, Society Brand Open Evenings, Including Sundays vealed that Matt 'Talbot, a Judge E. C. Day TIM 7 P. M .: Closed Mondays 'children who will enjoy the camp, Scotsdale confirmed drunkard at 10, in .facilities this summer. The first Brayton his latter years turned so fer {four weeks will be devoted to vently to prayer and penance Will Speak to 'two separate groups o f boys, the that his cause for canoniza second four weeks to two groups 1 tion is now being presented. {of girls. [ The life o f this amazing Thirty-thra* paritbet in the THE mnv CO. character has been vividly por Parish Group Danvar araa ware repraianted The Beer That BAKERIES trayed in a new book. Matt Judge Edward C. Day will ad at tha camp latt yaar, which 2ND FLOOR Talbot, by Eddie Doherty, dress the Holy Ghost Altar and •hews how far reaching tha Made Milwaukee Famous “ T/te Finest Only” New York newspaperman, program ii. 87 So. Broadway Rosary Society Monday, March which is now available at the Already checks for this char 753 So. Univar.ily 8, in Holy Ghost Hall, Denver. Catholic Library, itable project have been received MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. 1550 Colorado Blvd. Follcwing the meeting, the Rev. from the following affiliates: 3rd Ave. & Jo.aphina Two devotional books. Little Jerome L. Weinert will say the Robert M. Paul V. — M. T. Murray; Flowers of Ft. Fratrcie by Mc- Rosary before the Blessed Sac Holy Ghost Altar and Rosary So Groarty; and Mater Christ, by rament, which is enthroned at ciety, Queen of Heaven Aid, "IT PLEASES US — TO PLEASE YOU" Mother St. Paul, were ac Holy Ghost Church dail/ for per Catholic Daughters of America, quired in February, as well as petual adoration. Sacred Heart Parish Council,! the informative Convent Life, Mrs. Mary Floyd, president, Blessed Sacrament Altar and{ WHERE DENVER SAVES SAVE ON YOUR MEAT BILL by Scott. has appointed • the following to Rosary Society, Blessed Sacra-' Heart in Pilgrimage, by serve in teams of two for the ment PTA, Holy Family PTA, Eaton and Moore; Bess of candles and flowers for the al Archdiocesan Council of Catho-, (jt}tL SidL JopL Q ualih^ TJ'lsuttA, Cobb’s Ball, by Dinnis; Her tar: Mrs. Mary Smaldone, Miss lie Nurses, Dominican Sisters, self, by Crowley; and a third Agnes Eagen, Miss Lumina Mil and Friends of the Sick Poor Ai I i \ 7 Thursday, Morch 4, 1954 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone,, Keystone 4205 PAGE SEVEN Lady of Fatima Club Plans Luncheon Rosary-Makers to Present (Archdioceian Council of Cath lain; Virginia Glenn and Mary Those interested may call Exhibit at Rites March 14 olic Nuriet, Denver Chapter)^ Lyons, assistant prefects; Paul Doris Danahey, RA. 9400; or ine McGinley, Virginia Robinson, Virginia Glenn, GE. 0310; (Our Lady of Fatima Members of the Mother of Esther Hudson, Lauretta Dwyer, Mrs. Lillian To^d has been ap Rotary-Making Club, Denver) Agnes Smith and Mrs. Ida iindre- Perpetual Help Guild, volunteer and Sally Morrissey. pointed chairman of the Lady of An exhibit of handmade mission atta. John Plumb and Daniel Mc- nurses group, enjoyed a break Mri. Danakey announced Fatima Club luncheon which will rosaries and rosary bratfelets will Enery will preside at th4 rosary fast in the home of Doris Dana- that 76 hourt of nurtinj; care be held in Holy Ghost Hall, 625 be held in conjunction >1111 the exhibit. . hey, prefect, following Mass in were given to needy patients 19th Street, on Saturday, March Rosary-Makers’ afternoon of rec Rosary-Makers are invited to Mother of God Church Feb. 27. in January and February. 6, at 12:45. ollection- Sunday, March 14. The bring members of their families Guild members attending in More membert are needed in Nurses who Will assist in serv •erShts will be held in Holy Ghost and their friends. The Holy Hour, cluded Father John Regan, chap order to fill all the request*. ing the luncheon and those who Church and Hall from 2 to 4:30. which will close the exercises, will wish to attend are asked to make Mrs. Bernard 'Pilz and Mrs. give all the opportunity o f ob reservations with Mrs. Todd, Thomas J. Gargan arc cochair taining the Marian Year indul MA. 6350, by Friday, March 5. men for the afternoon o f recol- gences. The cost of the luncheon i^ $1. Mrs. Pauline McGinley, spirit ual life chairman, announces that plans are being made for the an nual day of recollection to be held March 21. Further informa tion will be given later. 5 * 1 1 5 entertainment com I spring breakfast. From le ft'to right, they arc Mr and Mrs. William L. G u i l d B r e a k f a S t Irene Koser, Eileen Conry, chairman; and Mary Schultz, Jr., 1777 Locust, are mittee of the Archbishop’s Fitzsimmons.— (Photo by Van’s Studio) touring South America by plane. Guild is shown checking reservations for the I -1- 4- Mr. and Mrs. George Ander + f + drifting’ clouds son are enjoying a vacation in ' of angelic Los Angeles an(l other parts of California. Guild's Breakfast Draws 179 Members mousseline-de-sole j Members who attended- the The firm has served the frosted with o j meeting Feb. 25 enjoyed the (Archbithop Guild, Denver) Hytrek, Lee Matties, Mary Car Rio de Janeiro after a stopover needs of Catholic families picture King’s X shown by the Mrs. Eileen Conry, entertain ter, and Martha Serafini; special in Mexico City. w co lth of ^ Denver Credit Union. Clyde ment chairman, reported 179 prizes, Betty Cotter and Louise St. Catherine’s Circle will persons attended the spring Dowling; finance, Helen Roberts, meet March 11 in the home of fra g 'ile since 1890. Our chapel, with Dwyer, managing director, told the members that the ACCN breakfast anranged at Park Lane Miriam Watson, Louise Dowling, Helen Frazzini. Catherine H off Credit Union has the distinction Hotel by her and her cochairmen, Mary Jane Celia, Anne Blanch man attended the breakfast as a Chantilly lac©' its lovely murals provides of being the only one of its kind Mary IPitzsimmons and Irene ard, Agnes Montgomery, Helen guest o f this circle. in' the U.S. Mrs. Mary Burke, Koser. Waters, Lucille Potter, and Wini Monsignor Smith showed his altogether suitable sur treasurer, may be contacted at The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Greg fred Cooper; colored movies at the last meet 4135 Grove for deposits or ap ory Smith, V.G., spiritual direc Telephone, Agnes Lathrop, ing of Immaculate Conception roundings for Catholic plication for loans. tor of the guild, .#vas the guest Carrie Barry, Freda Ladewig, Circle. Regina C deBaca and A new member of the ACCN of honor. and Virginia Collins; flowers, Mary Hynes were guests. funerals. is Mrs. Madeline Lawson o f 1525 St. Ann’s Circle with 11 mem Mary Carter; refreshments, Mary Helen Falk moved to 2857 Jas S. Quivas. Mrs. Lawson, a former bers prfesent had the largest rep Alice Casey, Rosalie Gifford, Ag mine Street. army nurse, served with the first resentation, but a number of nes Lathrop, Helen Frazzini, Pat The members of Our Lady of mobile army surgical hospital in smaller circles had 100-per-cent Killorin, Mary Rlenc, and Ger the Sacred Heart Circle are Korea from March to November attendance. Among these were trude Lathrop; and publicity, working on a set o f purple vest Compare Our Insurance Plan in 1952. Mr. and Mrs. Robert the Blessed Martin, Christ the Jewell Cronin and Catherine ments. Lawson had the distinction of be King, Immaculate Conception, Kelly. With Any Other Offered Mary McCloskcy is undergoing ing the first couple to be married Mother of God, Our Lady of Our Lady o f the Snows Circle treatments in St. Anthony’s Hos north of the 38th parallel in Ko Grace, Queen of Heaven, and St. will meet March 11 in the home pital. rea. The Lawsons are members of Catherine’s Circles. of Gene Hanifen, 3398 Newport. Mrs. Betty Kinkcl will enter .\11 Saints’ Parish. Fashion Show Pauline Holden will be the Ofiicial Extension Art Calendar for tain .Ave Maria Circle March 10. Mrs. Evelyn Peterson of the hostess at the March meeting of Mary Nadorff entertained- at loss now Available. Call at Our • i (» V f •May Company selected most of St. Joseph’s Circle. a dinner party Feb. 27 in honor « ' Office for Your Copy. Paramount Club the models for the fashion show St. Andrew’s Circle elected of Isabella .McNamara and Flor immediately after the breakfast. the following officers: Cathy Ott, ence Choqu(;tte. who are plan Tickets for this benefit, which president; Eileen Weimar, secre- ning on going to Europe on the Will Meet on will be held March 23 in theltary-treasurer; Betty O’Donnell Marian Year tour with Bishop I Lincoln Room of the Shirley-!an(i Helen Falk, layette; Louise Hubert Newell in .April. During ! Savoy H old, were distributed to Rowe, linens; and T en i’ O’Don the evening she and Catharine Sunday, March 7 ! each circle. nell. publicity. Louise Rowe, Maloney showed pictures they D15 Sixteenth Street (Next to the Poromount) The circle telling the most 1695 S. Columbine, and Veta had taken on their trip in 1950. The customary place and night tickets will receive $25 to be Schairer, 1635 S. Columbine, Our Lady of Fatima Circle Horan & Son Chapels of meeting for the members of used on a dinner for the group. have joined this circle. members will make a Marian the Catholic Paramount Social Since this will be figured on a Holy Family Circle will meet Year visit to three churches be DR. JAMES P. KLystoM 6297 KEystorw 6298 Club have been changed for the percentage batit, no announce March 17 in the home of Rosalie fore they and their families 1527 Clavfland Ptac* first meeting in March. ment of the winner can be Gifford with Vickie Lundstrom gather at the home of Eileen GRAY The club will meet at 8 o’clock made until all returns have as oohostess. Conboy for a potluck supper Sunday, March 7, in the Catholic been received. Terry Grant will be hostess at March 6. Oplomcirist USD Building, 1665 Grant Street. The following committees for a social meeting of St. Patrick’s HUilttUH St. Frances Cabriiii'.s Circle yiSV.AL CARE short business meeting will be the fashion show have been an Circle March 4. will meet Marcli 9 in the home of followed by dancing and cards. nounced by Mary Ruth Hodges, Maria Martinez of St. Jude’s EYES EX AMI y ED Peggy Parks. Irene Brennan, EISVAL TRAIMNC On the refreshments committee ways and means chairman: Ads ^ 7 ° ''-n ^°'1732 Locust, has joined this cir are Mrs. Helen Harder and Mrs. for the program, Pat Ware, Jo South America. She will fly to Mariam Watson isIS in St. Optometriil Clara Erdman. Joseph’s Hospital for treatments At the meeting, plans will be and Barbara Taylor has returned 212-13 Colo. Bldg., 1615 Calif. St- made for a corporate Communion Phone for Appointment and breakfast to be held some Mt. St. Gertrude Academy home after a slay in St. An time in Lent. This is an annual thony’s Hospital. TA. 8883 affair for members of the Para Eileen Conry will entertain mount Club in the Lenten sea Denver Grads Reorganized St. Thomas More'.s Circle at the son. Plans will also be made for Sister Mary St. Eugene, superior of Mt. St. Gertrude’s next meeting. a potluck supper to take place Academy in Boulder, has given permission to the Alumnae .As Mother o f Cod Circle will meet some time in March. sociation to reorganize the Denver Chapter. Before the war in the home of Sue Kingston Any practical Catholic, single the chapter was very active, but at that ^ime was dissolved. March 9. Marcus and Georgia and 35 years or over, who is in Sister Mary Marceline is the moderator o f the alumnae. Kerin and John and Sue King terested in membership in the •At a January luncheon temporary officers were elected. A ston were cohostesses at a pre- Paramount Club, may call the social gathering is planned, to be held at Ohlson’s Smorgasbord, Lenten party for the members membership chairman, Mrs. Nora 1660 Ogden Street, on March 13 from 1 to 4 p.m. of this circle and their husbands Stadig, PE. 7984, or the presi If any alumna has not been contacted, call one of the fol Feb. 26 in the Keritr home. dent, Mrs. Emma Weingardt, PE. lowing numbers for reservations: Shirley Mott, AL. 6789, or Circle 38 has been formed and 6514. Nancy Morris, GR. 7623. held its first meeting Feb. 17 in the home of Frances Wilson. Members chose St. Bernadette as their patron and elected the fol Loretto Alumnae to Give Blood Mar. 10 lowing officers: Frances Wilson, HARRY BUCKMAN RALPH RINNE president; Shirley Woolverton. . Vies Presidsnt. Seerstary-Trsatursr The first group of donors little clubs are being asked to The Sunday breakfast gi-oup secretary-treasurer; and Joan ; Member Cure D'Are Parish MembSr Si. lames PoriUs participating in the Loretto notify members to bring dis will meet in Mrs. Earl C. Bach’s Seeley, linen chairman. Heights Alumnae Blood Dona carded popular magazines to home, 3410 S. Ash, March 7, and tion Drive will report to Denver their next meetings. These are the Sunday breakfast-bridge General Hospital Wednesday to be given to Mrs. Harry group will also meet March 7. As i We invite you to open afternoon, March 10. The volun Schnibbe, 778 Fairfax, for dis a community service project this teer services group of the alum tribution at the USO-NCCS club will help to stuff envelopes a Savings Account nae public relations committee Club, 1663 Grant. for the Easter Seal drive on Catering met March 1 in the home Little Club Notes behalf of crippled children. .Mrs. Joseph Walsh to draw up Know the peace of mind that comes final plans for the blood donation' T. D. Christopher and College student* will con Per Person 7.5c u p with a Silver State Savings Account. tact little club captains this DOAAE COACHES program. The goal set is loiM’-s. Robert Hickey met members Your money builds fast — and it's donations a month for a six-'®( their classes in Mr.s. Chris- week to promote the sale of tickets to the college produc safe. Come in. We're always glad You get more than just a glimpse when you ride month period. |lopher’.s home Feb. 24 and or- tion, “Our Town,’’ in the Den Terms may be to see you. EAGLE Dome Coaches! You enjoy all the Kenery . . . Husband.s and friends ' ‘“ 1" ver Civic Theater March 13 up front . . . to the back . . . on both sides of the alumnae are being urged to joinf«^the.r and 14. Reserved seat tickets Arranged * Each account holder insured up to in this vital community seryfice. w 'll ‘ S 10.000. track. What a way to see the West-Southwest . , , ____ „u„;,„,„„icided to meet the fourth Wednes- are $1.25 each. * localsd in th* hsorl of downtown ot its best . . . at no extra fare. of each month. All alumnae interested in the Denver, ^ ■ . . I At the meetinir o f the Thurs- little club movement are urged PER ANNUM Under Mary Chinco, chair-Mgy potluck group in Jean to attend the luncheon March 13 THE COLORADO EAGLE . . . de luxe man, the telephone conmiittee Coughlin's home Feb. 25, Miss at 1 p.m. in Mac)iebeuf Hall, I>o- through sleeping cars to Wichita, Kansas Will bepin contacting Denverannounced her engage- retto Heights College. Each club City, St. Louis. Redlining seat coaches, area alumnae to line up volun-.^ent to Mickey Crachic. is being asked to .send at least Restaurant planetarium-dome coach to Kansas City, teers for each month. • | Eileen Mary Campbell is cap- two representatives to the meet S ilver State S avings At a meeting March 1 the en-Itain for the Mystical Rose Little ing. Mrs. Carl A. Ott, chairman St. Louis. Leaves 4:10 p.m. daily. 157B .So. Broadway tertainment group, with JoanjClub, which was organized last of the littla club committee, will and LOAN ASSOCIATION Deline and Mrs. John J. Dore as;Week in Mrs. John J. Dunn’s pre.side and will introduce the ) SU. 2171 cochairmen, reported on the firstjhome. The club will meet on the club sponsor. Sister Maura. 1636 Welton Founded 1923 Phone TA 5274 show presented at Fitzsimonsithird Monday of each month for Reservations for the luncheon, General Hospital last week. The la combination o f sewing and so- which is 50 cents, may be tele TICKETS . RESERVATIONS committee sponsored a group of cial activities. Each meeting will phoned to the alumnae o f INFORMATION Loretto Heights studjents and thejopen with the recitation o f the fice SU. 1-6654, before Friday, c n v TICKET OFFICE enthusiastic audience demanded; Litany of Our Lady. March 12. T (M.IM a 45-minute encore. The group w SIS Seventeenth Street h + + Phone MAin 3239 plans to sponsor a troupe of E U nurses from St. Joseph’s Hospital UTV TICKET OFFICE N (I)&RGW> in the second show March 30. 1531 Stout St. Other members of the entertain S E Phune ACom i 3333 ment group are Carol De Rose, •Natalie Jacobucci, Pauline Arm H strong, Elaine Tolvo, Mary Kil A lian, Mary Ann Stretz, and Gene V vieve Mkginn. R p As a further aid in the USO- P RABTOAY GENERAL TIRE CO. NCCS program, captains of the E AND GENERAL TIRES Attention - Brides to Be N O General Batteries Nothing will “ dress up’’ the Church more for your wedding AND V Kraft Recapping than one of Wagner’* White E GENERAL; Aisle Cloth Runner*, laid down A Kraft Inspected the aisle for the Bridal Party R SQUEEGEE to walk on, from the door to D Used Tires the altar. H W* sUo Fomiih Sidewalk Csnople* J G.T.A.C. Easy Pay 1401 W. Colfax KE. 5203 Wi tiM ein nak* a itia4 raeoNlai af yatf O u r T o w n eating too fast,’’ Marjorie Hanson ad- A iatira «a4lit9 an pkoneoraib V U I monishes Kay Dignan. The two students from Lo U U 4vailabU only through your own retto Heights College, Denver, are rehearsing for the college pro S SPECIALIST local florist at reasonable cosU duction of Our Town, with Miss Dignan taking the role of Emily L Webb and Miss Hanson portray T CARL A. WAGNER MF6. CO., INC. ing her mother. Sharon FitzPatrick, in the HEART. IVERVOES & GLAND role of property mistress, will DISEASES The unusual play requires narrate the story on both eve EYE-EAR-NOSE-THROAT very little scenery, and proper nings. A double cast has been SEE DR. P. W. FORSTER, D.C. USED FURNITURE ties are supplied by the audi selected for five of the prin HEAIIT DISEASE ill tyro. A*tM«T. Anilni rKterli (Fil. Ii th« Hurt >•< Eiluiixnt). ence’s imagination with the help cipal roles. AVOID THE SPRING RUSH! Valiilar 0 I)« m (Lukiit). Sktrt «t truth. EadMarAltli. Itifuatla Hurt. Palaltatlan. AND APPLIANCES of pantomime by the cast. That Saturday’s performance will Flbrlllatlia (ihaklni btart). Arrhytbaila (intna kutl. Fast tr lit* kutlM Haart. Oi- am ud Faalliii. Ftar of Oiatk. Hl|t tr lav Sla«d Prttaart. Paw Clrtilrtlaa. NAVE Y tU I explains the fact that Emily feature Frances Lee as Mrs. HEABT EXAMIIEO BY THE HEWEST SCIENTIFIC HEAIT OIACNSSTIC EIUIPMENT. Reasonable Prices seems to be eating air as her Gibbs, Marjorie Hanson as Mrs. Let Ls Pick IJp Your Mower Nfow! .u t ’i Had thf caiia tad t I 1 . -J fAGE EIGHT Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone,. KEyitone 4205 Thursday, March 4, 1954 St. Dominic's Altar, Rosary Society St. Rose Holy Name Unit To Hear Talk on Red Cross March 9 NORTH DENVER NEWS To Sponsor Jiggs Dinner I (St. Roie of Lima’i Pariih, The Holy Name Society will (St. Dominie’i P»riili, Denr*!-) Mrs. Edward Smith is chair Frank Borstadt of the Red Denver) meet Monday, March 8, at 8 The Rosary Altar Society will man o f thb luncheon committee. Cross will give an illustrated talk A big Jiggs dinner sponsored p.m. in the pariih hall. An in. meet Tuesday, March 9, in the She will be assisted by Mmes. on the current drive and show Holy Family Men's Club Will Hold by the Holy Name Society will tereiting meeting ii in ltore,^ church auditorium. Precedinfr Andrew Argiletti, Tony De Beljo, additional pictures of the activi be held Sunday, March 14, in the and all the men of the pariih the luncheon there will be Ro Carl Jensen, A. Lombardi, Vic ties o f the organization. pariah hall. The dinner will fea are invited. sary and Benediction in the toria Martinez, Marguerite M„ . The business meeting will be ture ham and cabbage with loads _ The Altar and Rosary So* church. Perlot, and Eileen Rogers._____ conducted by Mrs. Jerry Buck- Membership Night on March 10 of extra tidbits. Tickets are ciety will meet in the parish ley, president. A new recording \ available for the following hours: hall on Thursday evening, secretary will be elected to fill (Holy Family Pariih, Denvar) raambart aat-racaBtiy activa in of tka Papal Blataing in all 3-4, 4-5, or 5-6 p.m. The sched March 14, at 7:45 p.m, ’This the vacancy caused by M^. Dom Tentative entertainment plana tka greii^, Tka maatinf will M a.te. .Sunday, March 7. Fa- uling o f hours has been used Sunday, March 7, the Altar inic Di Manna's resignation. for a special membership drive fellaw ika aaan't mutien aarv- than Peter Davitt, C.S.P., and to p o id crowding and to make and Rosary Society and the ^W ALNUT HILLS The society will hold a card meeting of the. Men’s Club on ieaa, wkiak will kagin at 7:45. Raymond Prindiville, C.S.P., dining more pleasurable. The women of the parish will re party at the* Public Service hos March 10 call for a high school The spring aeriea of card will begin the minion for men price for the dinner is $1.25 for ceive Communion , in the 8 SHOPPING ( m i f pitality center, 15th and Champa, talent show. parties sponaored by the Men’s of the pariih March 7 at 7:45 adults and 50 cents for chil o’clock Mass. Friday, March 6, at 1 ;.30 p.in. A group from the freshmen Club was an outstanding success. p.m. dren. Baptized were Robert Ste All the reservations for the party class will do a pantomime on,the The men managed to pay for a A large group of women has The men of the Holy Name phen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vin have been filled. opera Cannen. complete set of basketball uni been attending the mission exer Society who are working on thei cent Hogan, with Louis and Sophomores Joan Dillon, Jo forms for the high school team WALNUT HILL SHOPPING CENTER Those unable to secure tickets cises, which feature a “ spiritual dinner are Ralph D o r o n z o , Genevieve Kessler as sponsors; ma^' still participate in the spe hanna Porfirio, Carol Marr, gnd build up the club treasury clinic” check-up theme. Mission George Hoss, Ray Stubert, Scotty i Susan Kathleen, daughter of Mr. cial awards and the linen table Donna Bcnallo, and Joan Rossi as well. talks are given after the 7 and 8 Lambrecht. 'Bob Peterson , and .Mrs. Charles J. Carroll, with set project by calling Mrs. J. J. will sing. Tournament prizes in pinochle o’clock daily Masses and in the George Wood, Joe Padilla, Don Don Longshore and Joan White Wompey, Jr., ways and means A variety'show will be staged went to Nellie Brock, with a evening at 7:45. Questions sub Byrne, Roger Dal Vera, Kenneth' as sijoiisors; and Melody Ann, & Tile chairman, GR. 7067. or Mrs:" L. by Jifniors Carol Sullivan, Mary Score o f 33,040; C. J. Kramer, mitted in the que.stion box are Olsen, Charles Miller, Ray Hart-i daughter of Mr. and .Mrs. Edwin -C Linoleum J. Saindon, GR. 5454. .Ann Belmonte, Beverly Page, with a score of 32,810; and Fred answered following the evening man, Dick Hartman, Mike Mc D. Briday, with Fred Komloske Janet Spitz, Jan Johnson, Margie Laidig, with a score of 32,550. FREE estimates es A sandwich lunch will be sermon. • Donough, Dale Whitney, Burt and Ella Hargrave as sponsors. plete line of floor / T Inand ^ Marvdale Lamb. LoueJla Winners in pinochle for the final 35 in Nursery School Stadig, Alden Netzel, and A! We carry a comp served after the game.s a d c o f-, ^ j Charles Kessler. evening of play Feb. 25 were Lamb. and wall coverings ifee will be ^ Featured in a senior minstrel Mrs. Nicholas J. Herold, Fred Attendance at t h e nursery The first meeting of the . mittee for t P • . , ipiesentation will be Mark Ross, Laidig, and Beaulah Wood. school sponsored by the Legion Denrer, Colo. 3441 E. 28th Ave. FR. 1640 Young Ladies’ Sodality was held Mmes. A. C. - * Daniel Bradley, James Isenhart, Bridge tournament prizes were of Mary during the 9 o’clock Feb. 2 . Elected as temporary of Kruse, L. J. Saindon Pete L g^^^ara Marr, won by Rachel Moore, with a Mass each Sunday has increased ficers were Barbara Morgan, ^ ^ t A I hv Ml- Marcella Schneider, Darlene score of 32,830; Louis Brunner, to more than 35 children. So prefect, and Mary Barbara Lang- WALNUT HILL SHOPPING CENTER The linen f Tanko, Patricia Day, Kathleen with a score of 22,280; and many youngsters attend the field, secretary. Pickup and IMirerr Jeirj, Bucklej w 11 ' Garrainone, D olore.s Issacson, Grace Torr, with a score of 21,- classes and baby-sitting service Members of the newly formed 1 3160 Tejon GLendale 0228 this party. More than $50 w^s g^b UGuardia, 580. Final eyening winners in that it was necessary to divide society are Junie Thoma.s, Jo rea ized on the table set -g.g gcheitler. bridge w e r e^ Dorothy Lacey, the nursery into four groups. :will be used to help piovide Ann Eckhardt. Shirley Eckhardt, Frank Rogers, and M. L Don Heading and supervising the Mary Karnes, Polla Jean Sewald, llartin’s BEAUTY SHOP albs and linens for the aliai I organization ba. nelly. groups are Genevieve Kuester, Jo Veronica Sewald, ClaudincI Joyce Hill, Mary Ann Penna, i "''f t ™ members of the Rosary i ^'en designated as memb.r- The wsnien’a minion boinf Sewald, Sally Richards, Judy lilt: luciMUA a . night to recruit new mem* eonductod tbia wook will cloao Margaret Grace, Joan Spero, and SPECIAL $1.00 .Mtar Society wdl recewe Lorn- Richards, Carol Crutchloy, Flliza-' FRED LUCCI formally with the baatowing Anna Marie Grace. A program of beth Vigil, Eleanor Lohr, .Mary munion in the 7:30 Mass Sundai. preschool catechism instruction March 7. Langfield, Jacqueline Kingston, Ea. 1069 is being conducted in the nursery. Carmela Costa, Donna Haas, Custom Upholstery 2801 Madison Street The Holy Name Society and Prayers and basic religious I Ushers’ Club dinner provided by Betty lo Brady, Roseanne Brady, Games Party Nets $450 truths are taught children more Betty Lou Adams, Betty Bender,' and .New F'tirniliire the Rev. J. G. Forquer, O.P., last, than three years old capable of WALNUT HILL SHOPPING CENTER week was a social success. Ih ej Katheryn Urban, Rose Marv Do- .Made lo Order learning them. Mers, Pat Riley, Mary Ann Fig-, members are reminded that vol-j Altar Society Meeting junteers for serving at the Holy For PTA at Mt. Carmel lino, Carol Heppting, Dolore.s, Beautiful Samples to Show Plans for continued improve '.Vame Mass will he in.structed Langfield. Susan Urquhart, and finy or Evening Calls ment of vestments and sacristy Carolyn Mueller. Thursday, March 4, in the chuich (Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish, vote o f thanks for their work as -ROSS- storage facilities will be dis- The sodality was in charge of V.4RIETY STORES auditorium at 8 p.m. . Denver) chairmen of the project, cusssed at the meeting of the 4410 Elm Ct. G L 1222 The Ma.i=scs on first Priday. jb e games partv held March 1 selling candles after the Masses 225 at PTA Rally Altar and Rosary Society March Feb. 14. 5 3 convenient locations 1 0 ; March 5. will be at 6:30, 7. and ^ ^i,e VFW Hail netted $450 4. Recitation of the Roaary in 8 o’clock. Communion will be f(„. the PTA treasury fund. A It was Fathers’ night at the 2214-16 Kearney 2810 Maditon 2932 W. 38th the church at 1 p.m. will precede distributed before the early |fapacity crowd attended this PTA meeting, attended by. 225. DE. 4488 FL. 4117 GR. 3064 A prize was won by Julia Cruz. the meeting. No refreshments Mass. event at which 75 special prizes will be served at this first of two “ For Extra Sovinf*. All 3 Stores Giro Red Stamps’* The cash award will be increased I The Holy Hour will be con- -ygj.e awarded, Lenten meeting.s. ducted Friday night from 7 :.>0 T «k o $2 at next month’s meeting. Anyorie who wishes to go to At all Masses Sunday, Feb. 28, Worth More Than It Costs— 'to 8:30 bv the Rev. W. H. Al- parishioners were encouraged to bert-son, O.P. Stations of the Parf m Festival the annual CPTL conference or REMiTtlBER BY RECORDIIVG receive Comrliunion on March 6, Cross will replace the usual sor- .Mt. Carmel Grade and High dinner to be held at the Shirley- the first Saturday of .March. A On the Hpi’ t recontina for ohurchw. wyilding, . reciuU. convention». etc. ,mon during Lent on Fridays., School liands will wear their new Savoy Hotel on March 25 is record 250 persons received Com Stations will also be held at 2 ::J0| purple and gfay uniforms at the asked to call Rose Pomponio at Thr nil nnc R.C.A. push button tape recorder munion in the 8 o ’clock Mass on Safe Deposit Protection! in the afternoon during Lent. |.Mtisic Festival March 8 at the GE. 2230 for reservations. the first Saturday of February. Now .Available ...... 8198.9.S I Other Lenten devotions w ill, City .-Vuditorium. The bands are The priests of t h e parish, take place every Wednesday eve-’ tinilcr the direction of Mrs. ! .scout committee members, den TELEVISION CLINIC, INC. ning at 7:30 p.m. They will con- Dorothy Rinquest. Author Will Speak ' mother.s, and members of Pack sist o f Rosary, sermon, and' .Members of the high school 1175 attended the first annual Once you lock your trea.surerl pos- 3515 £. 28th at Madison Benediction. The sermons during hand arc: Mary E. Stock, Odette dinner in the school pession.s in a Safe Dcpo.cit Box “Come in for free domonsirtlion’’ the entire Lenten season will beAVarford, Rosemary lacovetta, I hall on Feb. 24. The dinner, delivered by the Rev, J. P. Ma- Jack Smith, Paula Costa, Sally served by mothers of the scouts, you can forpet all about .such men I honey, O.P. Scaglia. Jo.'^nn Giambrocco, (St. Cntharina's Pariih, Denvar) was followed by a community aces as thieves, fire and "snoop On March 8 in honor of St.' Salvatore Villano, Charles Ram- sing, achievement display, and Thoma.s Aquinas and on the mme, Sherrie Barney, Wayne William E. Barrett, well- variety show put on by the cubs. ers.” because r I .Thurufay, March 4, 1954. Telephone, KEyitone 4205 THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER ^ Office, 938 Bannock Street PAGE NINE SALE STAIl IS AY 9 A DAYS OISLY! SAVE OIC STOCK MUST BE SOLD-REGARDLESS OF LITO'S IT AGAIN! AdmiralSIERF^C THF ^TflRY* ® hadn’t counted on unusually slow business last month, so now our warehouse IS W iiji'iifi'in i i' iii.ni. int J iv n i. LOADED. Merchandi.se we thought would be sold weeks ago is still stored away, costing us storage every day it’s there. For the first time in our sixteen years of business, we offer brand new merchandise at the lowest prices ever! All New Merchandise ^ All Guoronteed and, Lito’s will Iw here in the years to come to BACK L'P THE GUARANTEE! f 'v M l .', n-.w r*T k*\ yy ;.^i v • Full-Width Freezer 21 INCH WOOmCABINm^ TV W ' ■; • Vegetable Crisper • 3 Shelves on Door i9M ~l0pT|RICE EVE i "i-- • 5-Year Unit Warranty h 4 , L EXACTLY AS PICTURED $ 3 0 9 .9 5 u\ B e g •Regular $229.95 excifiE TAX is c i. SDABD WARBANTV 8TA 2215 S 1954 ^lODEL y'' , Model 7C3 A 9 *« 'f S • i B $ 3 0 9 .9 5 B eg< Reg. $309.95 m m . rYClSE TAX • Full-Width Freezer antt MAHOGANY ^ STANDARD’ Holds up to 11 Pounds 2216 J 1554 M O D E L incl. motching legi • 2 Vegetable Crispers • Butter Keeper • 3 Door Shelves /v l"l » 2 2 5 « * I > m3: li Regular $299.95 » 2 2 . ? .TAX excis® Model 9C5 incu ANTV .VtaSDAR" " 2211 . ~J-k ■■ -‘Oy^V 1954 [ ^ r I f 1 » » IJUVj Roomy Freezer Chest Extra-Deep Meat Keeper Five-Year Unit Warranty $ 3 9 9 .95 B c g < * Reg. $339.95 Lowest Price ll i ^ * ^ 1 Ever Offered! fed INCU 2218 MAPLE 1954 n i o d e l >.:\1 incl. motching' legs t-';- w If? | l2 2 5 " « j-f r '/-f Model 7C1 LAST MINUTE SPECIALS LAST MINUTE SPECIALS Reg. 24.9.5 Admiral 3-way $4 Q '43 lee§ .Admiral .3-spced Table Radio- §^ ft.9 ;> Portable Radio ...... I O bait*. Phonograph Comb. In Ebony I w All AeM>— /n Carfortj Reg. 19.9.5 $,| a .50 Double-Oven Electric Range F'ully Table Radio ...... | £ Automatic. Reg. 429.95 ft All Netc— In CartonM, Hurry! Only a Fttc ^ Floor Model ...... W I U Reg. 299.9.5 21-inch TV Console Floor .Model D Many Other Items Full guarantee...... fc I U Priced Right! Office, 938 Bonnock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 Thursdoy, M arch 4, 195^ Colorado Springs Hospital Chaplain Will Deliver Lenten Talks in Arvada anyone interested to join this the annual St. Patrick’s Day IHESE H ElPnil Arvada. — (Shrine of St. card party had been mailed to all Anne)— Father Paul Reed, chap class. ' , Students Entertain members. This annual event is lain of Glockner-Penrose Hospi held March 17 in the parish hall. At the meeting of the Altar tal in Colorado Springs will de 'The donation is 50 cents per per and Rosary Society’ -the women To place ads PHONE K £. 4205, EXT. 16— Before Tuesday liver the Wednesday night Lenten son. Bridge, pinochle, and ca .sermons. Wednesday evening de were entertained by a ^oup of nasta will be played. There will students from Holy Family High votions will be held at 7:45 be many valuable awards and and'will consist of Rosary, liUny, School. Included in the program special table prizes. Homemade were cjiotal numbers, accordion Homes for Sole- Homes for Sale- Income Tax Service 3-c Apts. Unfurnished- sermon, and Benediction. The cakes .and coffee will be served. 26 Let's Swap 53 pieces, and humorous readings. Stations of the Cross and Bene The public is invited and tickets INCOME TAX AND Mrs. Margaret Weskamp, vice New 2-bdrm. apt,, court; electric range. I value taken on purchase diction will be held Friday eve may be purchased at the door. 834 S; UNIVERSITY BOOKKEEPING SERVICE refrigerator. $100 per month. 1500 So.l?’’ ‘nsUllation of gas furnaces, water president, presided at the busi Wilson & Wilson Lists Lincoln, close to Catholic Church andr^®'****- l^®ve you? RA. 8749. nings at 7 ;45. Special Mar- th e chairman of the women’s W E. 4-8069 iian devotions are held every ness meeting in the absence of ond Sells Homes (Bonnie Brae)— Near St. Vin School. SP. 2350. I ~ I booth for St. Anne’s Country INCOME TAX — BOOKKEEPING Dogs, Cats, Pets------54 Sunday at 4 p.m. the president, Mrs. Lee Babcock. Fair to be held in July, Mrs. G. cent de Paul Church; blonde Formerly with Bureau of Internal Rev Mrs. Walter Moranville, chair 3041 SO. MARION— 2 year enue. K. C. Weiss. EA . 7928. Apartments Furnished— 27 The weekdeyv Man during Huck, presented tentative brick ranch home; deluxe 2 CHAFFEE PARK BIRD HOUSE man, reported on the bake sale old Johns-Manville, 2 bed bedrooms with ceramic bath; Parakeets for sale, talkers and pcu. All Lent will be at 6:30 a.m. Sun plans and appointments for this rooms, double garage, full fin 4645 ERANKLIN ST. colors— normal and rarea. Evnss. and held Feb. 28. Parishioners whose formica counter tops, garbage Expert Help For Your 2-rm. apt apt. Children welc. TA. 9888 day Mattel are at 6:30, 8, 10 project. Mrs. Roxy Mapley has ish basement. Price $15,950. wknds. 4960 Tejon GE. 1430 names fell in the alphabet A disposal & fan; 60 ft. site; PerionaLdb Buiineit Incoms been appointed altar chairman Sweeney's Apts. 2 and 3 room apts. Closing out. parakeets, breeders. Reas. a.m., and 12 noon. through F were contacted for Easy terms. replacing Mrs. A1 Mattevi who large 1 car attached garage. TAX PROBLEMS Very clean. Children allowed. 2537 W. 27th Av<». GE. 3817. Newman Club members are bake sale donations. Modestly priced at $16,800 14816 E. Ck>Ifax Ave. EM. 6-6S94 resigned. 1458 SO.. LOGAN— Close to Business for Sole- a.sked to attend Lenten devotions The sum of $90 wa.s realized Our Lady of Lourdes church, with $2600 down to qualified Charles H. Beecher 56 each Wednesday evening. Imme Altar workers for the week of Partly fum. 8-rm. upstairs apt. for em on the homemade candy booth 2 bedroom brick, full base purchaser. Evfnintt by Appointmtiit ployed couple. 1 block to St. Francis. diately following services they March 6-13 are Mmes. John Biv- RA. 4579. NOTICE in connection with the spaghetti ment, excellent view; close to 1466 Penniylvania KE. 6*84 will meet in the parish hall. ans, John Bowe, and W. L. An- People may wish to deal with you per dinner on Feb. 21, according to everything. Price $13,750. John Smathers &Co. Rooms Furnished 31 sonally. hut may not remember the name An inquirj’ class o f instruc a report made by Mrs. Philip gell. All Income Taxpayers of your firm. An "A d in Cln.'^sitied.” or 3320 SO. PEARL— 2 bed 1023 So. Gaylord SP. 2621 the "Service Direclor>’" will insure those tion in Catholic doctrine is held Stefanich. chairman. The hostesses for the social We use all legal deductions, assuring SHAMROCK HOTEL calls for you. KK. 4206. Ext. 16. Mrs. LeRoy Barenberg, chair hour following the business meet room, Johns-Manville, close to you lowest possible tax. For good 1446 STOU T every Monday at 8 p.m. in the news turn to page 551 yellow section W A N T E D — More houses to fill the de ing were Mmes. LeRoy Baren- St. Pouis Church, excellent Excellent quality rooms. $8 and up man, reported that tickets for telephone directory. Read our article weekly, with or without bath. Good mand of those thousands* of people who rectory. It is not too late for buy at $7,500. read The Register Want Ads every wk. burg, Lee Babcock, .Vll Mattevi, BY OWNTR lower right corner. • downtown location. We invite your in Open daily 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. spection. KK. 94.3?). Place your ad now by calling KE. 4205, Joan Gallagher, Emily Stepen- ATTENTION Gl’t— In 5700 1 owner. Beautifully decorated, 2 Ext, 16. ski, and Peter Santorno. bdrmi. large Hvingrm. full bsmt. Denver-Englcwood Tax Service block So. Delaware Dr., Little disposal, storm windows, covered 8H. 2M8 2577 So, Bdwy. Misc. for Sale- 34 Tenth Annual Novena The Holy Name Men’s Club ton, 3 bdrms., 2 baths, 13,500 patio, fenced, aluminum awnings, Convalescent Homes 87 FOR SALE— 8 yards beautiful Damask will meet Thursday, March 11, with 109c down. profesionally landscaped. Terms, your convenience. linen cloth from Ireland. Has Irish MK.S. GIDEON'S REST HOME at 8 p.m. in the parish hall. Ed 3085 KRAM ERIA symbols. Includes 12 napkins. Initialed 2T41 EVd. Blvd. GL. 9910 S.W .H . KE. 7456. Will Honor St. Joseph win P. Walsh, president, will pre If you are thinking of .cll- GR. 0154 DE. 4770 INCOME TAX MT. VIEW SANATORIUM side. F. G. Holland, appointed ing your home, and want Misc. for Rent- 35 1455 BEELER KM 6-1154 chairman of the annual spring quick action and the high- We specialise in caring for stn»ke, hip formed well, under the direction BY O W N E R - Available space to suit any purpose in (St. Joieph't Redemptori»t dance jamboree, will select com eit possible price, then list HELP fracture, cardiac, arthritic. cnntM^r: also of Sister M. Claver. They will be MUST SELL the classified columns of the Register. convalescent patients. Pariih, Denver) mittee workers and present ten it with us. KE. 4205. E x t 16. ask for Miss Baker. The 10th annual public no one of the features at the music tative preliminary plans for the 4851 Gray— baautiful ranch 20 Years' Experience Real Estate Loans- -100 vena in honor of St. Joseph, the festival Monday, March 8. dance, which will be held May brick bungalow. One year old, Wanted to Buy 50 Reasonable Fees ll ropn'iJenl private clicnt.«i with money patron saint of the parish, wil Betty Horan. St. Joseph’s 15. Further detail of St. .4nne’s all large rooms, 2 bdrms., liv- High School student; Shirley WILSON & WILSON to loan on Denver and suburban hom<»s. begin Thursday, March 11, and coming Country Fair will be dis ingrm. dinette, lovely kitchen. Si. James Parish Quick Service. Mr. Kims<’y. 308 S. Pearl. close on the feast day, Friday, cussed and booth chairman ap Realtors Eating space. Many extras. CALL HOWEY PE. 4638. » Transferred to Chicago. Need 2 bedroom home with .March 19. It will be preached by pointments completed. (Members of St. Louis Parish) AL. 0111 BIG RESULTS the Rev. Lawrence Traffas, .Ml men of the parish are in 2868 So. Broadway basement and garage near St. FROM I CAN SELL or C SS R.. assistant rector of St. vited to receive Communion with YO U R HOME W ITH IN 10 D AYS James Parish. RA. 0933 LITTLE ADS Jo.seph’s College, Kirkwood. Mo. Phone SU. 1-6671 PH ONE R ALPH A I . 1044 DE. 1511. the Holy. Name Men’s Club on INCOME USE REGISTER There will be three services Sunday, March 14, in the 6:30 JACK WEHNER CLASSIFIED daily, at the 8 o’clock Mass o’clock Mass. This is the Memo Blessed Sacrament Parish PHONE KE. 4205 cspeciall.v for the school children, rial Mass held annually for the TAXES 2 large bedrooms, large living and at 3 and 7:30 p.m. Father late pastor. Father Norbert 521 Cherokee room with fire place; dining J. B. Barry Traffas will arrive in Denver Walsh, requested by the Holy Saturday and will speak at all Vacant room; ample kitchen space Name Men’s Club. 2 furnished clean units. Near bus. the Masses. The public is in with breakfast nook; full semi Business Service SERVICE The Ed Rodewaldt will be stores and St. Joseph’s school and finished basement; Den with vited to attend. ho«t< for the meeting of the church. Attractive pries tnd terms. The Verv Rev. Charles Buck- 1425 Ogden Si. CFM group Sunday evening, fire place: good terms. Total ley, C.SS.R., pastor, has an KE. 4079 agent March 14. Several guest price $14,200. Call BE. 7-0236 nounced there will be no Sunday or DE. 1511. MA. 6439 DIRECTORY night services during Lent, ex couplet have been invited to observe this meeting of the •aWi cepting during the novena and JACK WKHNER Education & Instruction— 7 Ashpits & Hauling Painting & Decorating the triduum. Instead on Tues group. Wlieatridge— 3 bdrms. days during Lent, in connection Baptized were William Ralph, SHIMEL HAULING SERVICE W A L L P A T E K llanRine. Painting, 429.3 H.4RL.4N EVELYN DIXON CONNER Rubbiah Removal TA . 8600 Remodeling. Call KE. 5793. with the Perpetual Help Novena son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond NEAR PAROCHIAL SCHOOL This home with 1,335 sq. PIANO STUDIO service, F'ather F'rancis Tobin, Ross, with Ralph and Helen 6 Bedroom Home— Joe’s Ash and Trash Hauling. Reasonable. Paperhanging end painting. Anion Ber- ft. of spacious living area Excellent with Children AL. 0850 EA. 4678 inger, 133 Madison. KA. 2285. C.SS.R., will give a sermon on Bruno as sponsors; Paul Gerardo, 8th & Milwaukee Advanced and Beginners is an excellent buy. Its lo Ash and trash hauling. Very Reasonable. Painting, texturing, wall w'ashing. caulk the Blessed Mother in connection son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester 40x18 living rm., large dining Graduate of Eastern Conservatory cation alone will please WE. 5-1986. ing. Reasonable. W E. 5*5976. with the Marian Year. Olson, with Patrillo and Mary rm., sun rm., 3 baths. Apt in “ Housewives— Take up Your Old Stations of the Cross will be Hunt as sponsors; Robert Maiwin, you. ..attached garage, 1 ’/i Hobby Of Begin a New One.” SA N D , gravel, fertiliser, topsoil, red Painting, exterior, interior. Papering, bsmt. for caretaker or income. rock. T A . 3807 morning and evea. texturing, steaming. SH. 1339. held everv Friday at 2:30 and son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hun baths, dining area and 1460 BIRCH DE. 7391 good lot. For further de Fred Maier Realty KE. 7221 7:30. Father Traffat ger, with Marvin and Dorothy Brick The Altar and Roiary So Sicbers as sponsors; John Joseph, tails on this and other Children's Nurseries' 11 ciety will meet Wedneeday, Madison, Lorraine Curtis, and son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth property call Fred Laurita, Tuck pointing. .Ash pits. Brick repairs, Licensed. F. G. Gallagher. TA . 4787. March 10. Mr«. Bertha Berger j Bob .4kers rendered several selec Householder, with Alfred Digia- BE. 3-4914, representing Day care for children 2 yra. and up in PAINTING He. home. Convenient for St. Joseph's announces that religious arti tions. como and Viola Donelson as spon Zollingers of Lakewood, Inc. RESIDENCE Hospital nurses. TA . 3031. Building Material cles will be sold by the society I 0. E. Deckert spoke on behalf sors; Kery Lynn, daughter of BE .3-6.347 FOR S ALE Will care for baby from birth to 8 mos. during the novena. of the .American Red Cross. Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Warren Baddock, in my licensed home. A L . 4544. USED BUILDING MATERIALS, & DECORATING Steven Ward, Denver Deanery windows and doors $5. T A . 6011. Father Martin Berry, C.SS.R., with Roy Klough and Mabel Approx. 3 block.s fi-om Licensed day care. 5950 W . 8th. left March 3 for New Iberia, La., library and literature chairman Olson as sponsors; • WMVAWWVWVVW eVVIiJ BE. 3-3725. Draperies BRUSH OR SPRAY where he will conduct a three-' displayed a selection of books St. John the Evangel Catherine Claire, daughter of 737 KNOX (TT. Experienced pre-school teacher will give INTERIOR— EXTERIOR week mission. Father Frederick for all ages. The association will Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cleason, with ist Church. 3 bdrms. loving day care to your child. SP. 4085 ► EVELYN’S SLIP COVER and^ JIann. C.SS.R., will leave Sun order a supply in the near future Try $1,500 down - approx. ► DRAPERY SHOP l ROOF PAINTING John and Joanne Herberger as finished bsmt. com Situotions Wanted Female 14 day to spend one week in Will- Coffee and doughnuts will be sponsors; Stephen Jude, son of $75 per mo. ► Let us.help you with your^ mette. 111. served after all the Masse.s Sun Mr. and Mrs. John Urban, with pletely remodeled and (I Baby sitting any time, any where. ► decorating problems, custom I Satisfaction Gordo Party It Success day, March 14, according to the 2 bdrms., full dining rm., KE. 6583. James Doyle and Rita Ann Glus- garage and tool house. 1 redecorated ^made draperies and flip cov -< guaranteed. The pre-Lenten Gordo party ways and means chairman, Al- Dressmaking, buttonholes, or infant ^er.s. Complete installation. < ser as sponsors; Sandra Marie, block to Presentation, trans. care. 1935 W . 47th. GE. 0816. held Feb. 27 in the parish hall berfa Turner. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fid- and shopping very close. .AC. .3811 DE. 8630 ► MRS. HARRY SHERMAN < Free Estimates. by the Double Ring Club was Irene Quinn and Helen Mc- W ill make sequin necklace and earrings Nicholat will be hoitetiet at ward Stipe, with Thomas Connor F'or appL call Charles F. to match Easter outfits. They make ► 1501 Pearl RA. 3636 < well attended. As it was also and Eva McKibben as sponsors; lovely gifts for any occasion. Phone New 1954 Prices. the birthday of the club mod the April meeting, which will Ortiz, WE. 5-1460 repre WE. 5-1051. honor the 10 past preaident Thomas Leo, son of .Mr. and senting Zollingers of Lake- I2lh 4 COLUMBINE-Modernised 9-rm. Druggists erator, F'ather Buckley. Alberta WASHING. IRONING. MENDING of the PTA. Mrs. Joseph Schiller, with Nor wood, Inc. home. Garage, new furnace. Home nr Turner, one of the committee, income. Fla. 2882. ROSE R EA LTY. CALL FR. 6446 YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS WM. SCHNELL Mrs. Gabbis, president, ap man and Dorothy Haug as spon wil! be filled correctly at made a cake and presented it to FL. 6179. Refined woman, college grad., educa sors. WASHINGTON PARK PHARMACY .SU. 1-296.1 him. It had 21 candles. pointed the following as the tional background, baby-sitter your home .Mrs. Joan Gallagher is recu Ph. SP. 9765 1096 South Gaylord S t 2926 So. Galapago Rhythm Band nominating committee, who will 48 New Brick Homes afternoon and evenings. Own transoorta- present a new slate of officers perating at home, 7900 W. 52nd, tion. SP. 3707. Now Under Conttruction Star Attraction at the April meeting: Helen following major surgery two APPROVED BABY SITTERS SERVICE When the Parent-Teachers’ As weeks ago at St. Anthony’s Hos 2 - 3 & 4 bdrms. with base has capable, dependable baby sitters, Perry's Cleaners McCloskey, chairman; Virginia OUR LADY OF LOURDES day workers, prac. nurses. FR. 1476. Paint & Wallpaper sociation met March 2 the un O’Connor, Maxine Ochs, F'ranees pital. ments. Cure d’Ars Parish, 35th PARISH Good Cleaning Komac paint—closing out colors. Plastio usual good attendance was war Gibbons, and Sophia McDonald. New parishioners include Mr. & Dahlia to Elm. Girl w-anU baby sitting. Guardian Angel 2023 So. Corona Parish. GL. 7438. Green Stamps tile 33c sq. ft. Wallpaper cloacouta 25o ranted by the fact that first The special prizes were won by and Mrs. Carrol A. Simons, 8315 Qunlitr bniti by Fisher roll and up. Paporhanging and painting. grade rhythm band was one of grades one and nine-one. Sister W. 59th; Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Brick. 2 bdrms. on main fl. One fln* Any type work 1 can do in my home, Pickup and Delivery Free eslimalc. KE. 4629. 720 Santa Fe. ished bdrm. in bsmt. Breakfast nook $12,750 to $15,750 incl. bookkeeping, typing. SP. 7843. the many star attractions. Clev -M. Constance won the cake, Wachter, 5405 F'lower Court; 2027 W. Alameda R.A. 9855 and dininfc room. Garage. RA. 3553. Convenient to ahopping and Plastering erly costumed, and playing un which is given, at each meeting and Mr. and Mrs. James E. Han SU.500. By owner. Help Wanted Female------17 tram. 25% down. usual instruments the tots per to one of the sisters. ley, 5530 Carr. Small jobs, patch plastering, waterproof Girl for child care in the vicinity of ing bsmts. Work guaranteed. FK. 7a06. John F. Bruno 11th St. KE. 6.383. j NU-GLOBE CLEANERS f j 46.71 Vi ashington St. j Plowing Realtor Help Wanted, Male- 18 i "Pickup and Delivery'' i GARDEN plowing and acroage, DE. 4266 S1I. 1-2464. newapaper apace In Montana for rcgioia) "Prompt and Courteous REGISTER WANT AD ORDER BLANK 22nd & Kearney affiliate of Denver publisher. Salary and .Service" Quilters commiaaion. Good opportunity immedi ! ately. Adv. experience desirable but basic AL. 2370 i N EW LOCATIO.N. Alaska Oullt Shop. sales ability moat important For Elenver Machine quilting. 2132 K. 3rd Avc. P/ace Your Ad Before interview, phone KE.4205. £lxt. 16. DU, 2862. 1.782 ADAMS Electric Wiring 5 bdrm. home in St. Philo- Radio & TV Service Resident and Remodeling Work mena’s parish. 2 baths. This Range installation a specialty D AY AN D NIGHT T V .SF.KVTCE Over 100,000 Cotholic Readers WANTED FL. 3788 Spoedy. Reas. 13C1 YORK ST. home can be used for income Free eatimates. All work guaranteed property or large family. Amco Elcc. Co. FL. 6804 2720 Cook HUGHES OF TELEVISION Gardener at St. puiAiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 966 XAVIER Fertilizer Fill out and Mail this convenient Order Form NOW! 500 down, no closing cost $85 Thomas' Seminary MILO B. WILSON—Top soil, fertilizer, I Globe Television & | Road red ash. gravel and fill dirt a month. A new 2 bdrm. home-. Steele and Arizona SP. 0102. I Radio Center I Ace Realty GR. 5252 Streets. COW fertilizer pulverized. 83.50 yd. WRITE ONE WORD IN EACH SPACE — FIVE AVERAGE WORDS EQUAL ONE LINE rough, $2.50 yd. W E. 5-4885. ______Ajipliances 1 For Sale by owner— 1 yr. old 8-bdrm. Must have references re Floor Sanding Radios g home acrofls from Cure d'Ars Church. Over 1,1(K) sq. ft. Double gar. Make garding ability and sobri FRANK S FLOOR SERVICE Television 1 offer. EA. 3841. LAY. SAND AND FINISH ety. Apply to Father Admiral Packard Bell s 1 2 3 WORK G U A R A N TEE D RA. 8149 .3 4 Hobbies 1-a Winne. Sales & Service = Garage Doors Member of Holy Rosar>’ Parish s H OLLO W TR E E .MONTHLY hobby m a*- aline. $1.50 year. Sample 10c. Lawrence DOORS IN STA LLED on New or Old 4.519 W ashiiiglon 1 6 7 8 9 10 (Dl. Kansas. Salesmen— Saleswomen— 19 Garages. Any Size. Free Estimates. LAKEWOOD DOOR CO. AC. 0066 1 Lost and Found- $50 to $76 weekly, part time. $150 full 9960 W . 8th Ave. BE. 3-4801 LEO J. ARKO, Prop. g time. No experience necessary. Kitchen 11 F'OUND—\ good place to sell those Graft. 2812 E. Colfax. Gutters 12 13 14 15 articles for which you have no further use. Order an ad in the Classified Section An experienced security salesman for AMERICAN ROOFING SHEET METAL Rubbish Removal of The Register. KE. 4205. Ext 16. work on an oil iasue in its promotional CONTRACTING COMPANY stage. Thia is really an opportunity for Gutters repaired & replared. Guaranteed. T. H. KEYS— For service anywhere in a goo MBlHi m mm Thursday, March 4, 1954 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 RAGE ELEVEN {Men at Christ the King Winter Carnival EVERYBODY Is Saving Is Huge Success Will Gather on March 8 IF At Annunciation These Days! (Christ the King Parish, Velez y Escalante, the first Yes, it's true! Last year savers added over $2,000,- You Need Money . Deneer) White man to cross through (Annunciation Pariih, Denver) 000,000 to their bonk accounts. Much of that money The Men’s Club will meet in Western Colorado, used a map tee or call the school hall Monday, March he had prepared, outlining Fa The Men’s Club winter carni belongs to folks who moke less than you do! Is some 8. The new president, Boden ther Escalante’s five-month val held Feb. 27, was declared a of it yours? It doesn't take much to moke you a saver expedition, and the places visited Dudley, will preside. huge success by Father James L. at the First National of Engle Welcomed by Mrs. Robert and named by him. Spalding, president, as new Hostesses for the social hour Ahern, moderator. wood. Start your account with CITIZENS members of the Alfar and were Mmes. Albert de Bey, Paul The, deep freeze and 200 os little os $1. Rosary Society in the meeting Horan. B. F. Lynch, and Stephen pounds of choice beef, which LOAN CO. McNichoLs. Feb. 26 were Mrs. Jerry Robert- comprised the grand attraction, ton, Mrs. John Maher, and Mrs. Oblates to Meet were awarded to J. J. Dore of I Ray Slifer. ^ The Oblates of St. Benedict N M O M i i m 3948 High Street. All Types of Loans Made The members Toted to pro will meet in the church Sunday The Rt. Rev. Charles H. 3501 So. Broadway 8U . 1*6581 vide a day ' of recollection afternoon, March 7, at 4 p.m. eighth grade of St. John’s School com- for a Holy Hour. At the busi All StUfiailtS J. Keman Weekbaugh Don Camey 717 Colorado Bldg.'MA. 4959 Monday, March 22, for all Hagus, pastor, disclosed that H il <#IUUCIII9 pieted the course in first aid recently. Shown Chairman President ness meeting final arrangements ; Catholic women of Denver. A Lenten services will be held above is Mr. Schaeffer, the instructor, presenting a certificate of Member Federal Depoait Insurance Corp. i well-known speaker will con- will be made for the visit to Holy every Sunday, WeTlnesday, and successful completion of the course to Gail Jackson. Looking on is ’ duct the exercises. Cross Abbey in Canon City on John Oder.— (Abdoo Studio photo) March 21, the Feast of St. Bene Friday evenings at 7:15 o’clock So many inquiries have been - i - 4 - _)- diet. At the Pontifical High tt- received as to when the Altar The Sunday evening Lenten and Rosary Society would have Mass at 10 o’clock the Abbot will sermons will be concentrated on another card party it was voted receive the final oblations of the subject, “ By the Holy those who entered the novitiate to hold one on the last Friday in Cross.” Rosary and Benediction All-Night Exposition Set s last March 20. He will also April. As this is the regular date services will also be held. On receive into the novitiate those for the election of officers, the Wednesday evenings in Lent, a $ members voted to change the who are ready for this entry. All question box, Rosary, and Bene interested in the Oblate move For Forty Hours' Devotion j! Colorado Of>rings date for the election to March diction, will be held. Stations of s ment are invited to be present the Cross and Benediction will 26. at the meeting March 7. Mary Immaculate Circle will be held on Friday evenings. More than 160 attended the have charge of the sanctuary This Sunday, March 7, is Com J. D. CROUCH Cub Scouts’ Blue and Gold din In New St. John's Church during March. munion day for the Guardian ner in the school hall Feb. 25. C. D. O’BRIEN Mrs. Spalding announced the Angel Sodality. The cubs had for their guests (St. John's Parish, Denver) lounge room of the church after MAY REALTY appointment of Mrs. Joe Tengler their families and friends. Mr. On first Friday, Masses will The annual observance of the the Masses beginning at 7:30. as chairman of altars and linens, be at 6:30, 7, and 8 o’clock. Sa Forty Hours’ Devotion began This will be the final money- as the present chairman has and Mrs. Jack Bolte were special REALTOR guests. Mr. Bolte is regional di cred Heart devotions will follow Thursday morning, March 4, raising project for the year, and found it impossible to continue rector for Boy Scouts. John the 8 o’clock Mass. after the 8:16 Mass. It will be its success is urgent. this work. Rohan, new scout leader for the A perpetual novena to St. An concluded on Saturday morning, Any kind of homemade bak Mrs. Charles Cassidy was sit it :- troop now being formed in the thony is held every Tuesday March 6, with a High Mass of ery goods will be accepted, and INSURANCE - LOANS ting in the winning chair and parish, was another guest morning after the Masses. Reposition at 8:15. can be delivered to the lounge received the special award, QUALITY APPAREL Ute Theater Bldg. Several Cub Scouts were ad Members of the Altar and Ro Besides the exposition of the room on Saturday afternoon large table decoration of white Blessed Sacrament all day on vanced in rank. sary Society will be at the doors from 2 to 5 o’clock. If anyone IN COLOItADO SPE1NG8 and green carnations. Thursday and Friday, there will feels that she cannot bake ac Colorado Springs, Colo. The Rev. John W. Scannell in Parishioners are reminded every Sunday morning after the SINCE ie ~ i that Confessions are heard each be all-night exposition on Fri ceptable goods, a cash donation his discourse on Father Sylvester Masses to sell Easter cards and Kiowa and Tejon Streets M A I N 1 8 9 8 weekday morning 10 minutes be occasional cards. Easter cards day night. Evening devotions may be made. fore the Masses. are being sold at 85 cents a box will be held on Thursday and Ticket, are now available Commencing Saturday, March and occasional cards at $1 a box. Friday at 7:30. for the CPTL all-day meeting GOOD CLOTHES NEED Daily Masses during Lent will 6, there will be a Mass at 8;.30. There is a great need for and luncheon to be held at the NOT BE EXPENSIVE On the other weekdays Masses be at 6:15, 7, and 8:15 o’clock. Shirley-Savoy Hotel March 25. voices in the parish adult choir. Holy Commpnion will be dis THE MURRAY DRUG CO. WILLIAM C. CRARON are said at 6:30 and 8:30. Both men and women and high St. John’. School will enter Lenten devotions on Wednes tributed before the Masses. tain at the morning aeoion ■aln Ston— 116 E. riku ruk—MAIn 144 VISIT OUR THE school students are invited to Lenten evening devotions will Optometrist day evening at 7:45 consist of join the choir. Anyone desiring thia year. Twenty-five tickets north Stiro— 832 Tdoo— HAIn 189 the Rosary, sermon, and Bene he held on Wednesday and Fri are available at present and 12S North Tejon St. NEW DRIVE-IN to join should call the rectory day at 7:30. On Friday after- Professional Pliarmacy ENGLISH diction, and on Friday evening at TA. 2030 or Mrs. Marie more can be secured. A large PHONE MAIN 6(62 noon.s the Stations of the Cross 501 No. Tejon MAin 1088 the Stations of the Cross at 7 :45 Smith at MA. 0853. representation is expected this COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO. 17th & LOGAN TAILORS The Rev. Raphael McCarthy, will be recited publicly at 2:30. year. Tickets may be secured S.J., will be the speaker on the A mitiion will b* held in PTA Bake Sale by calling Mrs. Clifford Welch, 901 FIFTEENTH STREET first three Wednesdays of Lent. the pariih beginning March SP. 8341, or Mrs. Walter Sunday, March 7 Get Baur’s (of Denver) Pete Beroni A second son and fourth child 28. Father Peter Davitt of the Badger, FR. 8579. Candy and Ice Cream at Combine Quality and Stjde Pauliit Fathers will conduct Fnrnitiire Shop Have Your was born in St. Joseph’s Hos On Sunday, March 7, the PTA The first Friday breakfast at Prices You Can Afford pital Feh. 27 to Mr. and Mrs. the iervicei that will last for will sponsor a bake sale in the will be served in the school audi UPHOLSTERING. one week. Johnson-English RE-UPHOLSTERING AND Alfred O’Meara, Jr., of 320 torium following the 8:15 o’clock REPAIRING Jersey Street. All parish members of the Mass March 5 under the chair Slip CoT.r. tnd Dr.p.riM Drug Co. U sd . to Order CLOTHES Baptized were Holly Anne, credit union are asked to bring manship of Mrs. Michael Reedy daughter of Mr. and Mrs. their cash books to the credit Weather Expert and Mrs. John Strachan, assist LENTHERIC Toiletriei Furniture Made to Order Charles Yarton, with Dr. and union office any Sunday morn ed by first grade mothers. Tejon ftt Bijou St. Phone 1400 21-22 So. Wehaatch A r t MAln 6109 4 Mrs. Carlton M. Noll as spon ing to collect their dividends. Anne McGill from the seventh sors: Catherine Claire, daughter grade and Jpe Murphy from the ME. 1-6349 ME. 4-81(3 The Heyse Sheet CLEANED of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Dowling Talent Show March 12 To Address Men sixth grade will represent St. LARRY JERRY Metal and Roofing with William L. Dowling and John’s School in the parochial On Friday evening, March 12, INCORPORATED Clara C. Zontek as sponsors; spelling bee to be held early in at the Altar and Rosary Society Madden Plumbing Co. Put your dollars to John Francis Connell, son of April. HEATING ROOFING Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Connell, will sponsor a talent and variety At Cure d'Ars PLUMBING CONTRACTORS SHEET METAL PLU.MBING REPAIRS work where they will show in Hagus’ Hall at 8 o’clock. The following infants were 629 8 0 . N EV AD A with Mr. and Mrs. William Dee (Cure d’Art Parish, Denvar) CAS WATER HEATERS Donations for tickets are 25 baptized Feb. 28 by the Rt. Rev. Phone: MAln «52 GIGANTIC as sponsors. The Men’s Club will meet jn Phoni ME. 2-0042 827 W. Calend. Are. work the hardest.. . Father James Rasby has cents for children and 50 cents Monsignor John P. Moran; Shar Eet. 1886 for adults. A handmade quilt the Blessed Sacrament Parish on Ann, daughter of Mr. and earning a high rate of chosen for his subject for dis old school hall Wednesday, -March cussion in the meeting of the will be given as a prize. Tickets Mrs. Bernard Langfield, with Cleaners and 10, following the recitation of J. B. SH EARER C. J. SHEARER can either be purchased from Charles Bridges and Clara Kol- 4% interest. class in Catholic doctrine on the Rosary at 7:46 in the Blessed March 8 “ The Pope,’’ and on Mmes. Alice Genty, Stuart, and deway as sponsors; Ronald Jo Laundry Sacrament Church. seph, Jr., .son of Mr. and Mrs. faij-lit capital and iurpfw March 11 “ Church Precepts.” Mae Ryan. a m Lawrence Crow, associated Ronald McCoy, with Dr. and Mrs. «r«r t250.000.00 This class meets in the school Mr. and Mrs. John Plumb, with the Water Resources Devel Francis Candlin as sponsors; and KiUilnititiijin hall on Monday and Thursday long-t i m e parishioners, have r2329tA5fHAflt-lceWU • Pha. 552MV St MA. 6101 opment Corporation, will be the Carole Ann, daughter of Mr. and evenings at 8 o'clock. moved out of the parish and are guest speaker. Mr. Crow works Mrs. Dorsie Childs, with Daniel Colorado Springa, Colo, Instructions in Catholic doc now living in St. Catherine’s REPUBLIC with Dr. Irving P. Krick, Den and Ann Chase as sponsors. 10% Discount L O A N CO. trine are given every Tuesday Parish. .Mr. Plumb has disclosed ver meteorologist, and will be evening in the school from 7 :30 that he will remain an officer in asked to predict the weather con On Cash and Carry 1636 Glenorm • Denver. Colo. to 8:30 for all students attending the parish credit union and also ditions for the opening day of (iiabllihtd 1925 . _ . . e public junior and senior high still serve as vice president of the trout season for the inter BLICK SPORTING schools. juardian Angels' Aley Drug Co. the Men’s Club. ested fishermen. The Mattes during Lent will GOODS CO. PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS be read at 6:30 and 7:15 a.m. loly Nome to Meet “Ev.rythlng for Er.ry Sport” in the rectory chapel, and Con- Phone Main 930 Phon. Main 261) 133 6o. T.Jon SL Aurora Women,Children fettiont will be heard during (Guardian Angela* Pariih, Recommended Firms 19 ISO. TEJON ST. COLORADO SPRINGS both Mattes, Denver) The parish has been presented The Holy Name Society will meet Tuesday, March 9, at 8 ZECHA & ADAMS To Receive Communion a box of linens, including purifi- S P E A R ^ S for AUTO cators, finger towels, amices, o’clock in the K. of C. Hall. All Conoco Service Station and small sick-call linens, by the the men o f the parish are urged Variety Store Aurora.— (St. Therese’s Par- plans are being made under the Holy Cross Circle of the Blessed to join this group, not only to i.sh)— .All women and children of direction of Mrs. Madeline Sa- Sacrament Parish. share in its many spiritual bene 3200 E. Platte Ave. Colo. 8prs> | SERVICE the parish are requested to re kasitz, ways and means chair Mrs. 0. G. Henson is a new fits, but also to take part in the Notions • Toya • Hardware • School j ceive Communion in the 8 a.m. man of the Altar and Rosary So member of the Cure d’Ars Bridge progress of the new parish. SuppUaa • Kitchenware • Glaaaware Mass on March 7. They will meet ciety. Circle. St. John’s Circle will A record crowd attended the Coffflitica Nevada Are. at Cacha la Poudrt in the church hall at 7:45 to re Mrs. Clara Brennan will be meet with Mrs. C. V. Holland ire-Lenten family potluck supper ceive badges and march into the hostess to the St. Frances Ca- 3335 Ash, Tuesday afternoon held in the K. of C. Hall and church in a group. brini Bridge Circle in her home, March 9; St. Jude’s with Mrs Guardian Angels’ Church. The Sales & Service Altar Society Meeting 1745 Jamaica Street, on Tues Harold Wcinell, 2982 Glencoe supper, as well sis the movies and day, March 9. Monday evening, March 8; and dancing which followed, were en H’e Repair All Makes The Altar and Rosary Society A public telephone has been St. Paul’s, with Mrs. Roger Joyal, joyed. 1 FORT COLLINS Major Motor Overhaul — Body — Paint — Wheal Alignment will meet at 7 :45 p.m. on March installed in the church vesti 3552 Leyden, Wednesday eve- Confessions for the first Fri and Balance — Electrical — Batteries & Tires 11. The Rosary will be recited in bule. inj^ March 10. day will be held Thursday after SEE OUR LARGE USED CAR DISPLAY BEFORE YOU BUY the chapel and an important Baptized were Therese Ann, Baptized were Eileen Louise business meeting will follow im noon from 4:30 to 5:30 and in daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin the evening from 7 to 8. mediately in the hall. The St. E. Carrall, with Mr. and Mrs. J. Juhl, with Fraqk Mancini and On first Friday morning. Com DREIIING MOTORS WILLIAMS-NASH INC. Bernadette Canasta Circle will Clifford R. Beilin as sponsors Mary Mancini’ as sponsors; Rena be in charge of the entertain munion will be distributed at 2030 So. University — SH. 2781 :ind Richard P. Ferraro as proxy; Catherine, daughter of Mr. and 6:45. Mass will be offered at Buick and G M C Trucks ment and is planning a games Jean Anne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Ochs, with Frank (Formerlj Univtrtitj Park Garasa) SO. party with prizes. Mrs. Reynold J. Charbonneau, Kaiser and Susan Kaiser as spon 230 South College Ave. Phone 2500 At the fashion show commit- with Bernard S. Charbonneau sors; Ann Louise, daughter of Lenten devotions will be held tCe held Feb. 26, Mrs. Mamie | and Genevieve Charbonneau as Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lager, with Wednesday and Friday evenings Sales & Deutsch was made chairman and! and Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Frederick Lager and Kathleen at 7:30. De Soto-Plymouth Mrs. Billie Wikstrom, cochair- ham J. Smith as proxies; Craig Lager as sponsors; NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT The firms listed here man. Mrs. Pat Few will be the'Kevin, son of Mr. and Mrs. John leborah Jeanne, daughter of ESTATE OF THOMAS .LERVIS Service TRIPLETT, DECEASED. card party chairman and F. Madden, with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Harper, No. 98729 deserve ta be remembered All Late Model Used Cars Mary La:idis cochairman. Myron C. McGinley as sponsors; with Richard Nesson and Mary Notice U h«reby giv — Nieee of fat Cheyenne Bishop SERIOUSLY IMPORTANT— Our eyes are so often taken for granted that we neglect their fisqukicant dn. (Pace, Frank Martin John F. Walker symptomatic liirarnings. It is a serious matter to neglect them. Archbishop Will Preside Periodic examinations'hiay save you much distress and cost JAMES COSGROVE, 8". of 320 G«l»- MARSHALL E. WHITLOCK Requiem Sung Dies; Veteran in the future. PMCO Street. Requiem Mass was cele Msirshall £. Whitlock. 22. Denver Make sure you are seeing your best by having your eyes brated March 3 in St. Joseph’s service man, died unexpectedly Jan. At Nellie Burke Funeral (C.SS.R.) Church. Interment Ml. Olivet. 19 while serving aboard a Navy trans examined now. Horan Mortuary. port in Hong Kong. Born Dec. 21, Archbishop Urban J. Vehr will] Upon his death in 1924 she 1931, in Denver, Mr. Whitlock at MARY CERJAK, 60, of 5565 Emer- By Priest-Son give the absolution and preside came to Denver to live with Mrs.! In Denver Police tended Manual and Annunciation High son Street Mother of Mary Ernerson, Schools. He enlisted in the N avy in 1951 at the Solemn Mass of Requiem Sheedy, who in that same year Frances VaKher, ana Jo.^eph Cerjak. all and served In Korean waters during ^'rank J. Martin, father o f the John F. Waiker, 65, veteran of Denver; and Frank Cerjak. New to be celebrated at 10 o’clock Fri had lost her husband. Until Mi.ss SWIGERT BROS. 1952 and 1953 as an apprentice seaman. Rev. John Martin, assistant paa- day, March 5, in the Cathedral, Denver detective, died March 1 York City. N. Y .: and sister of Franco;* Burke’s illnesses prevented their Surviving are his parents, Mr. and Gerze. Aluo survived by oijfht grand tor of St. Mkry’s Parish. Walsen- in St. Joseph’s Hospital after a KEytlone 7651 Mrs. l*aul W. Whitlock of 3746 Cook Denver, for Miss Nellie Burke. doing so, the two sisters were 1550 California Optametrists children. Requiem High Mass is being Street; and three sisters, Mrs. Frances burfr. died unexpectedly in his week s illness. A member of the celebrated March 4 at 9:30 o’clock in Miss Burke, long an invalid, frequently engaged together in Linemcyer. Mrs. Ruth I,*aws, and Mrs. Derby home Feb. 28. Although Denver Police Department since lloly Rosary Church. Interment Mt. social activities and charitable Good Service Barbara Vogel, all of Denver. died Wednesday, March 3, in the Belter Vition Olivet. Boulevard Mortuary. he had been in failing health of 1920, he was a familiar figure in The Rosary will be recited at 7 :30 home of her sister, Mrs. Dennis for Every Age At Right Prices MARY RYAN. K9. of 1357 Fillmore the city. He had worked on many p.m. Thursday, March 4. in thVHoran Sheedy, 777 Logan Street, with Street. Mother of Wilford J. Ryan. .Mortuary. Requiem High Mass will be celebrated cases. Born in Buffalo, James A. Ryan, and Mrs. Maureen celebrated at 9 o'clock Friday, March whom she had made her home the N. 1., Oct. 6, 1888, he joined the Blumenthttl. Also survived by 12 grand 5. in Our Lady of Grace Church. In past 30 years. children and six grcat-grandchild.-cn. terment Mt. Olivet. Horan Mortuary. I Denver police force Aug. 21, 1920, Requiem Mass will be cclpbraled Celebrant of the Solemn Re becoming a detective in April, Omaha. Neb., and burial will be there MRS. MARKETA HERIAN quiem Mass will be the Rt. Rev. 1932. In his earlier days on the also. Boulevard Mortuary. Mr«. Markcta (Maggie) Henan. 83. Monsignor John B. Mulroy, pas THOMAS CARRIGAN. 7 3. Brother of a resident of Denver for more than 60 force, he was on both a bike beat Mrs. Mary E. Dooley. Mrs. C. L. King years, died in her home Feb. 2 i. Born tor of Holy Ghost Church; the and a walking one in the Park Jacques Brothers and W illiam and Franci> A. Carrigan, Aug. 26. 1870, in Czecho-Slovakta. deacon of the Mass will be the Hill district. At various times he all of Kansa.s City. Mo. Requiem Mass >she came to the United States at the Rev. John Regan, pastor of Since 1902 was celebrated March 3 jn St. Klita- age of 16. .She wa.s married in 1896 had worked with Joe Duffy, Nick beth’s Church. Interment Mt. Olivet. to the late Martin Horrian. She was Mother of God Parish; and the Carter, the late John O’Donnell, Monuments of Distinction Capitol Mortuary. H charter member of the Denver chap Rev. Owen McHugh of Cathedral former chief of police, and the ' MARY ANN CUNNINGHAM. 64. of ter of the Bohemian Lodge. Parish will be subdeacon. Surviving are four daughters. Mrs, present division chief, Lee Rae- [2674 Lowell Boulevard. Wife of Pat T h e Very Rev. Monsignor Just Off Broad>vay Cunningham. Requiem Ma.'.s wa-^ cole- Archie MePhee, Mrs. George Rehkow, del. on 6tli .\ve. ' hrated Starch 1 m St. Dominic's Church. and Miss Helen Herian. all of Denver, David M. Maloney, J.C.D., Chan and Mr;*. Donald Adam s, Redwood City VVith Mr. Duffy, now retired, Interment .Mt. Olivet. Day Mortuary. cellor of the Archdiocese of Den C alif.; two son'*, George of Visalia LENA VERNOLD. .M. of S. ver, will be master of ceremonies; he was a member of the fugitive Over 50 Years ■ High. Mother of Hedwig Voung of Calif., and William J. Herian of Ven tura. C alif.: and a brother, Mike Char* and chaplains to Archbishop detail and figured in some spec in One Location 'D enver. Mrs. P’reda Klemme of Boulder, and the late Josephine Dillinger and vat of Omaha. Neh. She is also sur Vehr will be the Very Rev. Mon- tacular cases, and, with Chief vived bv eight grandchildren and one Rose Rodgers. .Also survived by 12 s i^ o r Elmer J. Kolka of Cath Raedcl, he helped in arrests Telephone AL. 2019 •grandchildren and 17 groat-grandch'l- great-grandchild. after a gangland bombing which Mrs. Marian H. Cottrell, 79, After the death of Mr. Cottrell So inexpensive wall-to-wall carpeting! wife of George F. Cottrell, foun she was made vice president of the Cottrell firm, which he had der o f Cottrell’s Clothing Co., established in 1893. died Feb. 28 in her home at 3665 Example; 12'X 15’room . . . " S. Humboldt Street, Denver. She For five years, between 1935 had been ill about two months. and 1940, she maintained a home 20 sq. yds. carpet at 4.99 9 9 .8 0 in La Jolla, Calif. At the time of She was born Oct. 5, 1874, in 20 sq. yds. combination pad 21.00 her death, she was a member of Denver in a home across the St. John’s and St. Louis’ Altar Wall-to-wall installation 20.00 street from the state capitol. She and Rosary Societies, St. Vin attended Denver public schools. 4.99 cent’s Aid Society, and the St. In 1899 she was married to Mi;. SQ. YD. Thomas Seminary Auxiliary. She Total...... 140.80* Cottrell, who died in 1938. Was an interested worker at the Soon after her marriage she became a convert to Catholicism in 1914 under the instruction of the Rt. Rev. Monsignor William We proudly recommend this cotton broadloom by Sanford P. O’ Ryan in St. Leo's Parish. as an outstanding buy. Each tuft is locked into jute back for longer wear and to avoid stretching out of shape when Ex-Militiaman laid wall-to-wall. See this beautiful carpeting today! Of State Buried BEACHWOOD (cut pile) in 12-ft. width in dawn gray or sepia beige. 9' or 12’ width In California in clove bro-wn or village green, (at top). CEDARBROOK (looped pile) in 12-ft. width, An early-day member of Colo ' in village green, clove brown or sepia rado’s State Militia that quelled the riots in 1903 in Victor and beige, (not shown). Cripple Creek and a former mem ber of the choir of St. Eliza beth’s Parish, Denver; a Knight Downtown—*Fonrth Floor Cherry Creek— Lower Main Floor of St. John, and a member of the Knights of Columbus, Denver, died in San Diego, Calif., Mon day, March 1. Mri. Marian H. Cottrell He was Theodore N. Stress, 81, for whom a Memorial Mass Infant of Prague Nursery, and will be celebrated Monday, at one time was a member of March 8, in St. Dominic’s the Cathedral Altar and Rosary Church, Denver. The Funeral Society. Mass was celebrated in San Durham*—'Hampden'.—"lyons”— Imporft Olingtr Prowing Room, 16th el Souldof' Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Diego. Joseph Little of Denver; two Mr. Stress, who wa.s born in brothers, Hal C. Hart o f Hamil SOLD in Any Quantity! KNEELING BENCHES AND COMPLETE Chicago in 1873, came to Colo ton, Mont.; and Fred W. Hart, rado in 1897, and at that time president of Brookridge Farm; a FOLDING CHAIRS (N«w-U$ed) SETTING FOR CATHOLIC SERVICES joined the State Militia. Upon sister, Mrs. James H. Eckford severing his connection with the of Lima, 0., and four grand • All-Steel • All-Htrdwood militia, he entered the building children. A son died in 1912. •XIphoIttered Setts & Backs This spacious drawing room is typical of the construction business. In Denver A Requiem High Mass was cel • CUldrco’l • T ib lct Arm he married Eugania Allen, who ebrated March 1 in St. John the preceded him in death. Evangelist’s Church by the Rt. TABLES, TOO! unexcelled facilities which have made Olingen • Banquet (all sizes) a Card Approximately 30 years ago Rev. Monsignor John P. Moran, pastor. The Very Rev. Monsignor the choice of so many Catholic families he moved to San Diego, where he WI A lio UNT AT lo w RATiS remarried and resided until the John B. Cavanagh, the Rt. Rev. ( in Denver. Each member of our outstanding time o f his death. Two years Monsignor Gregory Smith, V.G.; prior to his death he served as and the Rt. Rev. Monsignor John Call, Write or Visit U s-T O D A Y i grand master of the Knights of R. Mulroy were in the sanctuary. Catholic staff is available to serve at Columbus for Los Angeles Fathers Richard Ryan, S.J., pres County. ident of Regis College, Elmer J. Bny of Olingers’ neighborhood mortuaries. I^EARL 4651 ^ NEIGHBORHOODNEIGHB( k e is survived by his wife, Trame, S.J., Bernard Murray, two daughters, and nine p a n d - S. J., and Raphael C. McCarthy, MORTUARIES children, all o f whom reside in S.J., were also present. 350 Broaclway San Diego, and a sister-in-law, Interment was in M t Olivet, I 6 T H A T BOUIDEK • SPEER AT SHERMAN • E. COIFAX AT MAGNOLIA • ENGLEWOOD (277S SO. BROADWAY) Mrs. Gertrude Scanlon, 931 and Horan Mortuary arranged Madison, Denver. • the services. • I II Thursday, March 4, 1954 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 PAGE THIRTEEN The Mad Hatter RANGE B UT T R U [...... — — 1 Says a Sane Word S h ttl.-K nown Fact! for Catholici E By M, I. MURRAY Copyitibt. ISM, N.CW.ft N r n B v F rank Morriss and all her delightful friends which then, as now, was equiv THE PRIVATE LIFE of into an associaton with an old alent to taking a trip to a land Charles L u t \v i d g e Dodgson bore of a mathematics profes as shadowy and confusing, al “ was retired and practically sor. I am sure, however; that though not nearly so humor Real Lincoln, Real Christ uneventful,” says the Encyclo the joke escaped the Britannica. ous, as Wonderland. By Paul H. Hallett pedia Brilannica. But that just UNEVENTFUL LIFE, in CHARLES POORE of the o f party interest or o f simple love of historical shows the tendency encyclo deed! How could that be of a jVew York Times has this bit AN INCIDENT occurred in connection with truth, will challenge anything said about him pedia writers have for making man who was qn intimate and of cleverness to say in a re the celebration of Lincoln’s last birthday anni the most green and interesting paternal terms with Alice, the that cannot be demonstrated from the original view of the Carroll diarie.s that versary that struck me as useful in pointing up events grey and dusty. Mad Hatter, the March Hare, takes the form of an Alice in sources. The man is just too important to too In fact, the liritunnica Joes the Mock Turtle, Tweedledum Wonderland tea party; an important argument in Christian apologetics. many people to be falsified in the eyes of the its best to see that no one finds and Tweedle Dee, Old Father “ We owe an immense debt Postmaster General Arthur Summerfield had public as a whole. its article on Dodgson—not William, the Dormouse, and— prepared a Lincoln Day speech at Akron, 0 ., even a cross rcferrnce under oh yes, the Cheshire Cat. to Lewis Carroll,” .Mice said. NOW LET US apply the same reasoning to ‘■Carroll. Lewis.” And as for But even as Dodgson the “ After all, he gave us our which included the following quotation ascribed prove the historical character of the central Fig immortality." an uneventful life, Mr. Dodg— mathematician, the man was to the Emancipator: ure of the Gospels. 1 am sorry, Mr. Carroll’s diar hardly a stuffy Victorian, even “ He owes us an immenser "You cannot bring about prosperity by dis W e can trace our Gospels back to the fifth ies have just been published in if he was an Anglican deacon one,” said the Dormouse. "W e couraging thrift. You cannot strengthen the two volumes at .$8.50, which is afflicted with a stammer. He made him immortal.” and fourth centuries, when the first extant man eventful enough for anybody’s developed a scheme to win “ Don’t be so sure,” the weak by weakening the suong. You cannot help uscript copies appear. Could the Gospels have pocketbook money at the races by parlay Hatter said unexpectedly. the wage earner by pulling down the wage payer been substantially altered at the end of the first Dodg.son himself did his best ing all the odds. And though , .\hd we are inclined to agree . . . .” And several more sentences in the same or the early part o f the second century, at which to disown Lewis Carroll. ‘‘ Mr. he lived his lifetime (1832- that the Hatter had a point. vein. Dodg.son neither claimed nor 1898) when photography was Alice in Wonderland will time we find quotations from them in other acknowledged any conne.xion nearlv as fantastic as space survive as long as children’s A few hours after copies of Summerfield’s works.’ with the hooks not published travel, he took hundreds of imaginations a r e cultivated In 1927, in the speech had been distributed by the Republi N o; for there were still plenty of people under his name,” was a favor pictures— many of the original along with all thei-r other facul Religious can National Committee, Democratic National alive at that time who knew the Apostle John ite statement of his. But Dodg Alice, a daughter of Dean ties. The book will be treasured Persecution Committee Chairman Stephen Mitchell de son must have been having a Lidell. by youngsters only if they con 800 TOY and had in fact been taught by him— for in joke, not wishing to force Alice He even traveled to Russia— tinue to have a sense of whim- BALLOONS nounced the -indicated words as unauthentic. stance, Papias, Bishop of Phrygia in Asia Minor sey, freshness, delight In the were sent “Mr. Summerfield," he said, "has put words into (60 -1 3 5),' and St. Polycarp (69-155). W e amazing and unbelievable, ap floating over the mouth of the Great Emancipator that he know, moreover, that the Gospels were read Xhe Denver Catholic Register preciation for the nearly my.s- the never said. This quotation is intended to make every Sunday in Christian gatherings. These President...... Most Rev. .Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. tical climate of fairvland. MEXICAN Lincoln sound like a modern old-guard Senator.” people knew perfealy what was in the Gospels, Kditoi-...... Ht. Rev. Matthew .Smith, Ph.D., Jour.D., Litt.D., LL.D. CHILDREN ARE BORN Countryside. IT TURNED OUT that the supposed Lincoln Managing Director...... Monsignor John B. Cavanagh, M.A., Ph.D. with a tendency toward thc.se T*hoy nCBtlorcd five and would have drawn attention to any attempt ta.stcs, perhaps because the tniliion pamphlets m rnHG OF THE Na p o l e o n ic w a r s , City Editor...... Rev. John B. Ebel, M.A., Litt.D. n a propairanda for quotation goes back no further than 1916, and to change them, just as the Democratic chairman spiritual in a child is not yet JOHN NJASEFIELD, THE EAMOUS SEA .‘\ssociato Editors— Rev. Franoi.s Syrianey, M.A., Litt.D.; Linus the Ix*aKU*’ of the Postmaster General, who had innocently fol bothered with an intellect cap His t o r ia n , records t h a t tee b e s t s n ip s called attention to an innovation in the litera Riordan, Ph.D.; Rev. Robert Kekeisen, M..\., Litt.D.; Paul Hallett, RELIGIOUS able of clear and sharp distinc ^ OP ANY NATION WERE THOSE BUILT IN SPAIN lowed a misimpressiort first created in 1940, ac-' ture o f Lincoln. Liu. D.; Jack Ilelier, B.A., LittD.; Frank Morriss, B.S., LL.B., DEFENSE. . tions. l^ g y A CATHOLIC IRISHMAN NAMED MULUNE. knowledged his mistake and took out the dis WE OF TODAY LIVE as far from the age Litt.M.; Kdward Mack Miller, Litt.M.; William Warner, B.S., In any case, much modern puted words. of Lincoln as the Christians of the early part of Litt.M.; Art Editor, Leo Canavan, M.F..A.. children’s entertainment, in the The politics involved in this spurious piece United States, at Ica.st, does the second century lived from the age of Christ. Entered as .second class matter at the postoffice at Denver, Colo. everj-thing in its power to dam of Lincolniana do not concern us, but the mci- In that age we have records of men like St. Ig Thw I'aiK'r Printed Entirely by Union Labor pen out and cloy that innate Thomas Ac|uinas deqt does provide a good illustration of the prac natius Martyr (d. 107), who suffered death be imagination sense. tical impossibility of notably falsifying the words Published Weektv bv cause they believed in the Christ of the Gospels. Children are subjected to a or deeds of a great historical personage who still THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY, (Inc.) television and movie diet of And llic Itiet Fad W e have no records of any protest made against influences posterit)’. It is not that legends cannot 9.38 Bannock Street, 1 vaudeville in which Buffalo By Linus Riordan impossible to learn and so his a change or innovation in the words of the Mas Bob and other tired stage THE PAPERS, the airways, fellow students tagged him develop about him, even when he has lived in ter, which would have been apparent to many. Telephone, KEystone 4205 P.O. Box 1620 actors appear in the silly and the TV screens, and conversa with the name of Dumb Ox. the full bright light of history. The myths that The only conclusion we can reach is that it is stercotyed costumes of a Wild But difficulty in learning tions on the streets are filled have grown up in the 90 years since Lincoln's humanly as impossible for the words of Christ to Sub.scriplion; West show and day after day today with expressions of hor- did not -4top St. Thomas. He death prove that abundantly. But there will al .‘in.50 per year in Archdiocese of Denver. act out the same tired lor that there are such beings prayed harder and he studied have been corrupted as it is for the words of S'2.00 per year Outside Archdiocese of Denver. routines. as fat people. “ Dictl" they cry. more dilfgently. He devoted ways be somebody who for some reason, whether Lincoln to suffer the same fate today. Di.sney invades the children's his life to the service of God, Canada, i?2.75 a year per subscription. If this keeps up all corpu classics with a touch that is lent persons are going to de and God rewarded him with Foreign countries, including Philippines, $3.50 a year. neither deft nor gentle. He velop an inferiority complex, (jneua of the greatest intellects touches Peter Pan, Snow White, and then what is going to hap (th' at men have ever known. Help to Help Themselves Thursday, March 4, 1954 Pinocchio with a wand that pen to the world? Perhaps his principal work turns them all into third-rate It is a good thing that this i.s the Summa Theologica, By Rev. F rancis Syrianey thrift by giving reasonable credit union is a movement Hollywood comedians, marring which remains the classical and plot against overweight did not WHEN THE BEST eco dividends on savings and of the people. It starts from the situations with the heavy OFFICIAL: ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER exist in the 13th century, for practical scientific exposition nomic brains o f the United makes loans for provident and below and works up. It does and contrived absurdities of a of theology and a summary of The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. if it had it might have robbed States worked out the ad productive purposes. The ideal on the economic level what Mickey Mouse cartoon — the Christian philosophy. It is a of the credit union movement We confirm it as the official publication of the archdiocese. the world of the great genius ministration of Marshall Plan democracy does on the poli endless pie throwings, cease work of so vast an extent that is summed up in its motto: Whatever appears in its columns over the signature of the Or who was St. Thomas Aquinas, aid for war-stricken countries tical level and Christianity less Fairbanks derring-do. And it won for him the title of “Not for profit, not for char dinary or those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared whose feast is .March ?. under the European Recovery does on the religious level— it by his touch, these wonderful Universal Teacher. He is also ity, but for service.” has regard for the dignity of official. This great intellectual giant Program, it was determined creatures who live in enchant known as the .Angelic Doctor, the individual and encourages We hope The Register will be read in every home of the was also a man of great that the restoration of Euro THE ADOPTION o f the ment are disenchanted and put THE WORDS OF PRAISE each individual to be con archdiocese. girth. That girth was not pean factories should have pri credit union movement among on the studio payroll. Where that have been written laud cerned about his neighbor’s caused by overeating, but was ority. It was thought that this people who have little more We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste before they lived on dew and ing St Thomas are almost end needs. the rc.sult o f an organic di.s- would _ provide necessary em than nothing will be a great in the children of the archdiocese for the reading of The pancakes made from seafoam, less. His works are as fresh IT MAY WELL BE that the Register. • , ease. The story goes, in fact, ployment and, thus contribute economic step forward for the now they must subsist on Cokc.s and vital today as when they Catholic Church, with its vast that .St. Thomas was so large to the general internal recov world. The success that some * URBAN J. VEHR, and hot dogs at the corner were written. Time has not missionary activity, can be the of body that a crescent had to ery. Catholic missionaries have had Jan. 29, 19-12 Archbishop o f Denver beanery. diminished the greatness of means of bringing a measure he cut into the table so that Despite the best intentions in British Honduras, the Fijis, PERHAPS DODGSON was St. Thomas; in fact time has of economic independence to he could sit down to eat or and expenditure of millions of and elsewhere proves that the right. He tried to keep Lewis added to his stature. a great portion of - the world Schedule of Forty Hours' Devotion stud.v. dollars, the program has not program is adaptable to any Carroll apart for the children, .Many are the lessons that through the promotion of had the maximum desired e f category of people. ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER knowing they would treat him ST. THOMAS did not take can be learned from St. credit unions. In a world beset fect The factories were re Week of March 7, First Sunday in Lent right. Dodgson had enough of this great ovenvcighi to heart. Thomas. Perhaps the great The credit union idea, how at every turn by the spread of stored and they produced Denver, St. Francis de Sales’ Church childhood in him to realize that. He accepted it as a trial from est lesson, and one that is too ever, cannot be imposed from Communism, the Church must quantities of consumer goods Denver, Loretto Heights College We could use either a Dodg God. The Creator made him often overlooked, is his prac above. Our economic experts, concern itself with the eco — and found no market. Few East Lake, Our Lady of Sorrows Church (13 Hours') son or a Carroll right now in the way he was. tice o f the virtue of persever no matter how well they might nomic and social need.s o f the could purchase the products. Weldona, St. Francis’ Church (13 Hours’ ) • the television, movie, radio, and Besides the ignominy of ex ance. This with his resignation regard the possibilities, can people as well as their eternal The average European, much book field. Or else children's cessive fat, St. Thomas also to the will of God made him not walk into a strange coun salvation. The former may be less the average citizen o f literature may fade away as had to suffer in another way. the tool in the hands of God, try and demand that everj-- the means to the latter. The I -CATHOLIC RADIO and TV LOG— completely and finally as the When ho first took up his who fashioned St. Thomas into most world countries, has body join credit unions. The two should work hand in hand. neither the cash nor the credit Cheshire Cal— smile and all. studies, he found it practically one o f the greatest teachers. KOA, Denver ^ KBOL, Boulder to buy essentials, not to speak ASK AND LEARN— Sunday,, s a c r e d HEART PROGRAM o f the products that could 10:45 p.m. Every weekday at 7 a.m. make his life easier and hap As Pius Sees It CATHOLIC HOUR — Sunday, KGEK, Sterling pier. By Rev. Robert E. Kekeisen Doubtless the words of 12 noon. IT IS INTERESTING, there Christ to Peter— and to him— • HOUR OF ST. FRANCIS— AMERICAN THE WORLD CAN be saved KFEL, Denver Now!..at the fore, to learn that important ring constantly in his ears: Saturday, 8:15 a.m. in only one way—by rebuild AVE MARIA HOUR— Sunday, economic authorities in the ing all in the spirit o f Christ. “ Thou art Peter, and upon 5:30 a.m., and 11:30 p.m. KFEL-TV, Denver United Nations, and our own Pope Pius XII, prevented by this rock I will build My ROSARY FOR PEACE— Sun (Channel 2) a NEW experts in the Point Four pro illness from having his tradi Church . . . Feed My lambs . . . Feed My sheep . . . Going, day, 10:45 p*m. BISHOP SHEEN, “Lif. Is gram and in the State De tional pre-Lenten conference therefore, make disciples of all FAMILY THEATER— Sunday. Worth Living,’’ Tuesdays, partment, who are concerned with the parish priests of nations, baptizing them in the 7:30-8 p.m. 7:30 p.m. about promoting a healthy Rome, lifted himself on his name of the Father and of the SACRED HEART PROGRAM INSIDE OUR PAROCHIAL economic situation in foreign sickbed to issue this warning Son and of the Holy Spir — Sunday. 11 p.m. SCHOOLS, Saturdays, 3:30 lands as a buffer against Com to the world. KTLN, Denver BANK BY MAIL SERVICE munism, are now Studying the It is not the first time Pope it . . .’’ FR. JOHN ORDINAS, C.R.— KBTV, Denver possibility o f introducing the Pius has spoken thus. On in AND POPE PIUS, pressed credit union movement to numerable occasions he has down by the tremendous Sunday, 7:15-7:30 a.m. (Channel 9) KFKA, Greeley these lands. expressed the same admoni- weight of the world of souls, REGIS COLLEGE, “ Treaiurc Briefly and simply, the ition— perhaps in d i f f e r ent must wonder how many of AVE MARIA HOUR— Sunday, Chest of Knowledge*’— Every credit union movement en words, but in the same vein. them even believe in the 12:30 p.m. I other Thursday, 6:15 p.m. courages individuals with a Time and again he has tried Master; how many of them common interest in their to lead all his spiritual chil have been laved by the saving mutual welfare to band to dren— both ■within and without flood of Baptism: how many of gether for mutual assistance. the Fold— to the feet of the them feel, or even think of, Workers in a plant or office, Savior. the heavenly providence of members of a parish or com AND TIME AND AGAIN God the Father. Hear munity, band together and his paternal advice _ has been But still, he, the Vicar of share their limited assets so rejected, or worse, disregarded Christ on earth, is their spirit that individuals with the altogether. ual father. Those submerged greater needs ca t secure easy As the ailing Pontiff sur- in the mire of sin he must A S K a n d LEARN and, reasonable credit when ■peys the 20th century from his strive to extricate. Those needed. sickbed, what must be his amid the billows of doubt he The movement promotes meditations? must try to enlighten. Those at war he must persuade to clasp KOA hands in friendly reconcilia tion. Those who have bared Reading for Life their swords against his priests 10:45 By Rbv. John B. Ebel Second only to the Scrip and nuns he must seek to bring THE GHOSTLY SHADOWS tures is the timeless Imitation to repentance and a new reso EtERY SC.\DAY EYEM^iG o f many a motion picture and of Christ, which is, however, lution for good. perhaps best taken sparingly a TV program have flickered THE HOLY FATHER must few verses at a time and in Qiieslioits oil religion submitted by the radio across the screen since Francis be turning oyer in his mind the Bacon (1561-1626) extolled connection With less meaty midienee answered on the archdioeesan broad- sad condition of his world. He the values of reading. But the fare. weeps at the diabolical perse FOR THOSE in search of a easi. printed page, despite radio, cution leveled against his peo book, whether in a Catholic ilooklel on Catholic Church available free of TV, motion picture, and re ple by Communists the world bookstore or from a Catholic cording tape, remains today over. He must be especially cost to all inquirers. library, we can suggest such the surest means that “ maketh saddened at the' inroads of WRITE TO as Father Leen’s works, or a full man.’’ Eedism even at the very gates .-\.SK .\ND LE.4RiS, Station KOA If there is one practice in the Abbot Marmion, or Fa of the Vatican, where 35 per Denver 2, Colorado the home, next to prayer, that ther Hubert van Zeller, Abbot cent o f the voters have been We Pay Postage on should set aside Lent from the Marmion in some o f his pages misled. He sees France, once rest of the year, we nominate probes the depths o f theology, a stalwart son of Holy Mother and is difficult going at best. M.Ain 5314 spiritual reading. No one can Church, enmeshed in a mater- imbibe the year-round pap But Father Leen and Father ialistic philosophy that has se^ed up by the daily papers, van Zeller can, we think, be turned so many from their Deposits Made by Mail TV, radio, and motion pictures read with profit by all. faith. , without having it tell on the Then there is the Autobiog And England, whose ruler F.J. KIRCHHOF raphy o f St. Therese o f the Now we furnish you with regular U. S. Business Reply soul. Lent is the time to take once earned the title “ De some solid spiritual food. Child Jesus, or a title by St. fender o f the Faith," the Pope envelopes FREE OF CH.ARGE. When you make We do not mean to curl up Teresa of Jesus, although the sees now grasped by a relig Construction Co. for an evening with a spiritual latter again may be found dif ious indifference that is a dan , checking or savings account deposits in these book. The kind of reading we ficult going. The shelves of a gerous step toward practical church goods store or Catholic envelopes no postage is required. No need to weigh are referring to is best taken atheism. in small pieces, with ample library have dozens of titles. AND THE PONTIFF’S eyes BUILDERS the deposit envelope. Just drop it in the mail * time for rumination apd diges The best thing is to choose a are sad as he directs them tion. The best plan is to set book suited to one’s back across the sea. America is still We Appreciate Your Patronage aside 15 to 20 minutes at a ground and stick to it. the land of promise for the definite time‘each day for a There are, df course, many faith, and its greatest field for It pays to bank by mail the 'American' *way few pages— aAd keep to the lives of the saints that will progress. But here, too, law 700 Lawrence St. . Denver, Colo. schedule! make interesting reading— makers veer toward a relativist MANY TITLES MIGHT be some of it to match in fascina view that would eventually de ESTABLISH ED ItOS suggested, but it is best to keep tion the best from the pen of stroy all objective right And to the books that through the any novelist, But these again the nation’s highest court years have become spiritual may be read for relaxation and issues decisions that would at X h e A m ERICM JjAnONALBANK classics. There is first o f all, of recreation. Our main con least weaken the curb that The American Fixture Co. course, the Word o f God in the cern is with the*real meat o f reasonable men must place be- ^ Bible, and especially the New spiritual works. Take a few fore immorality in entertain- ' Manufacturers of OF DENVER • 17th and Ldwrence TestamenL And if you want p^es of these first, if you m ent And though this land .is Church PewB and Altars a new experience, sit down wish, and then turn to the bi counted Christian, the number ography to see how one saintly of those who regularly wor (’hurdh Furniture some evening and read one of FREE PARKING the Evangelists from start to individual put these maxims ship God is alarmingly small. Bank, Office, and Store Fixtures , finish. It is good to see the into practice. But then the light o f hope Millvcork of All Kinds Right Next Door to the Bank passages from the Gosi^ls that THE MAIN THING, we warms the Pontiff’s eyes. For we hear at Mass against the would say, is to read, read, he remembers the last part o f background o f the complete READ. We go lightly on ma Christ’s injunction to Peter— F. J. Kirchhof, Pres. MA. 0168 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION history of Christ’s life, for new terial food during Lent; make and to him: “And the gates of C. F. Stahl, rice Pres. 1236 Arapahoe St. Denver, Colo. ■understanding and apprecia up for it by taking; in a plenti hell shall not prevail against tion. ful supply o f spiritual food. i t ” 1 I PAGE FOURTEEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursdoy, March 4, 1954 Regis Skiers Will Compete 1^1 In 4-College Tourney Regis, Abbey Top Favorites Jim Kerrigan of Leadville Furstenberg of Denver; Ed Q ia m u u i ^ will lead the predominantly Kelly and Don Kerzon of frosh ski team of Regis College Leadville, Bob Borkovec of LENT in a four -way meet with Chicago, and Tom Dobrient Features a Fine Mines, Aggies, and Colorado and Tim Harrington of Mil In State Basketball Tourney College at Climax Saturday waukee. Ference Kubanyi of and Sunday,' March 6 and 7. Cathedral Parish is helping SELECTION OF COMPLETE Kerrigan recently won the in coach the team. tramural championship of the The slalom and downhill will Defending Cards SEA FOOD DINNERS college, supplanting his be held Saturday, with jump brother, Bill, who had pre ing and cross-country Sunday. your Choice of: viously held the title. Senior Charlie Roubik of The meet is under the sponsor Seek to fepeat Alaska King Crab Chicago is the only upperclass ship of George Bator, member man, in an otherwise all-fresh of St. Joseph’s Parish, Golden, man___ scmsquad _ that includes Bill and faculty moderator of the French Fried Shrimp Early, Dave Dignan, and Pete Colorado Mines ski team. . As Cage Champs By Dan Sustrick Deviled Crab Patty From the starting whistle Amusements- Dining of the State Catholic Basket Fried Oysters. . Fried Scallops ball Tournament, attention Recreation of fans will be on Regis and Rocky Mt. Rainbow Trout the Abbey School from Assorted Seafood Plate Canon City, champions in their respective loops. At the same time they will keep E.2VJ Ave;aLDETROIT ’ defending champs, Annun ciation, in focus, for they Good Food— Reasonable Prices know what the well-knit, de termined Cardinal club can Something you'll talk about when you get back home! do. OPEN EVERY DAY OUR DE LUXE DINNERS ARE INTERNATIONALLY FAMOUS It promises to be a great week end of basketball. The competi Enjoy Diniii" Out tion is always keen and the SPECI.VL LENTEN DISHES THE HOLLAND HOIJSE league leaders in both loops were GOlOfN COlOfM^OO pushed to take their respective Gus Schwalh's crowns. Regis, although not los ing a game, came through in some thrillers. Abbey lost only CHAT & CHEW voung lassies shown above champs of the 16th annuAl State High School one game of the season in league ! I n6 Viliarming with the state tournament Basketball Tournament. Other trophies will go plav to third place St. Mary’s of Restaurant Itrophies are from St. Francis’ High School. They to second and third-place winners, consolation Colorado Springs. | 6000 EAST COLFAX AT JASMINE iare, left to right, Mary Conley, Mary Angela champions, and the most valuable player of the Cards Seek Revenge < ■ tournament. Ten gold basketballs will go to play I Carrier, Barbara Morgan, and Georgia Keenan. Denver fans are well aware of DE.«4434 LUNCHEON IF ers on the all-tourney team. DINNER DANCING I The large trophy In the center will go to the the keen competition in the Den DINNER featuring . . . ver league. Getting clipped by the Raiders in a one-point thriller •1 to 10 P.M. You have something to Frank Moreheads and an overtime heartbreaker, SUNDAYS sell, trade or announce, Stylists the Cardials would like nothing better than to meet Regis in the 12 Noon to 10 P.Jl. let a REGISTER Display Tueiday thru Saturday and state finals and draw blood. Sunday Matinees CHICKEIV - STEAKS - SEA FOODS Ad or Want Ad be your Regis would like to return the 5110 S. SANTA FE compliment. St. Joseph’s, of Car Serrice .■irailnble representative. Reservations: Littleton 1010 course, would like to have history repeat itself and take the They get real reiulli The firms listed here state title from the third place slot as Annunciation did last deserve to be remembered year. Phone KE. 4205 when you are distributing Denver fans may not be so FRIDAY 2 GREAT ACTION HITS!! aware o f the tremendous com A»k for .Wi« Baker your patronage in the dif petition and rivalry in the South ferent lines of business. ern league. The situation is some TECHNICOLOR Northern Adventure what different with the schools K £. 7918 located in various cities. The “JIVARO”“ALASKA five teams in this league play SEAS*’ each other three times. That is with JhjL e^oiuA, (RjoorrL enough time to build up a nice with deep-seated desire really to take Fernando (Minigemtnt of Either and Frank Fong) someone’s measure. Rhonda Robert Jan Ninth Avenue at Speer Blvd. No Southern Hospitality Lama.s Fleming Ryan • Sterling COMPLETE ORIENTAL STAFF The big rivalry is probably be FINEST CHINESE AND tween Abbey and Pueblo Cath olic. This year especially, it is STARTS A.MERICAN FOODS something akin to Regis and An- A Beiutifiil Llthifd Dlnlot Room Is tb« FKI. DENHAM .'t;:,;: Vetertni of Foreign RTan Boim nuntiation. Pueblo lost three John 6. Slftvarl Fott No. 1 games in loop play, all to Abbey. \ Opin 11 t.fi. to Mtdol9ht«^lotod Tiosdsy Abbey walked o ff with one and (Ooin to tho Piblle) then edged past the Shamrocks two and three points in the last two encounters. As far as Regis is concerned, there is last year’s consolation championship drub Traditionally... bing, 55-37, that Pueblo would like to avenge. And need more be said except that the only game III a favorite place for wedding 1954 champions of Terry Tierney, Tom Qnggan, Don DeLuzio, and Regis lost this year was to Pueblo Gene Sakala; front row, Leo Scherer, Roy breakfasts, dinners and parties The Regis Raiders the Denver Catholic Catholic/ in a preseason tilt, „ u 1 r, 1 -1 II T _ ■ * j Schneringer, Bob Sullivan, and Coach Phil An- High School Basketball League are pictured ^ 47-51? above. Left to right, back row, Dick Nemecheck, | starting guard; Smith, and Dan Poreeco. Southern League For the Team W on Lott Abbey . II 1 T i f f i i v Pueblo Catholic ...... 9 3 Private groups su Colorado Springs ...... 7 5 Holy Trinity team ...... 2 10 perbly accommodated JL (Tm Wal$enbur{ ...... I 11 in our individual din Denver Standings Team W on Lost ing rooms., R e fit ...... 14 1 Anunciation team ...... II 3 St. Joseph's ...... 10 4 St. Francis' ...... 8 6 Holy Family team ...... 7 7 “Mullen illei Home ...... 4 10 Cathedral team ...... 1 13 Mt. Carmel ...... 1 13 Tourney Schedule 1600 Ogden R eservations MA 0177 Friday, March 5 5:00 p.m.— St. Mary’s vs. Annunct* ation 6:30 p.m.— Pueblo vs. St. Joseph's 8 :0 0 p.m.— Abbey vs. St. Francis* Escorted 9:30 p.m.— Holy Trinity vs. Refis THE LINCOLN ROOM Saturday, March 6 PILGRIMAGE TOLTLS 5:00 p.m.— Loser of Refis-Holy Trin* ity vs. loser of St. Joseph^PueWo 0 / EUROPE Hospitality Center 6:30 p.m.-—Winner of Refis-Holy Trinity vs. winner of St. Joseph-Pueblo Banquet and Meeting Rooms 8:00 p.m.— Winner of Annunciation- conducted by the 12-1200 PERSONS St. Mary’s vs. winner of St. Francis’- Abbey 1 CATHOLIC T.A 21.51 .Mrs. Long 9:30 p.m.— Losar of Annunciation- St. Mary's vs. loser of St. Francis'- Abbey TRAVEL DIVISION On Sunday afternoon the con Shirley Savoy Hotel solation championship will be set of tled in the 1 o’clock game. At AMERIC AN EXPRESS 2:30 the losers o f the 6:30 and 8 o’clock games on Saturday will ARC;O^AlJT HOTEL play for third place. The state 6 reasons why you will enjoy an championship game will be at American Express Pilgrimage Tour Where Denver’s Society Entertains for Luncheons and Dinners 4 p.m. matching the winners of FOR s p e c ia l RESERVATIONS FOR BRIDGE PARTIES, Saturday’s 6:30 and 8 o’clock 1. Visits to world-famous Shrines o f the DA.NCES AND DINNERS PHONE MAIN 3101 games. Blessed Virgin— Fatima, Lourdes, Beautiful Ballrooms Private Dining Rooms Friday and Saturday games Rome, Knock, Zaragoza... plus the will be played on stage in City special Spanish Hoiv Year celebration Auditorium and finals will be held in the Auditorium Arena. at the Shrine o f St. James, in Santiago de Compostela, Spain. Middle row, Frank Kearney, Chicago, 111.; 2 . Famous ocean liners—Constitution, 1954 Abbey School Bears ^“loJaSo Joe Manzanaro, Sterling; Jim Duca, Canon City; BREWED WITH PURE CATHOLIC Queen Mary, Queen Elizabeth, Lib- Parochial League Champs, are shown here. They .Andy Van Coutren, Columbia, .Mo.; apd Captain l l O G U E TRAVEL are, top row, Steve Lucas. Hooker, Okla.; Frank Mike Quinlan, .Antonito; DIVISION erte, Nieuw Amsterdam, Caronia, 1 ;■ First row, Steve Taylor, San Luis; Joe Duca, Javernick, Canon City; Dick Mitchell, Price, Utah; AMERICAN EXPRESS Mauretania, Covadonga and others. Canon City; Bob Soupiset, Elkhart, Kans.; Dick 1465 5. PEARL SP. 2544 Sound Tradition 3 . Variety of countries—England, ROCKY MOUNTAIN Joe Lynch, Oklahoma City, Okla.; a n d Tom Turner, Bloomington, 111.; and John Donovan, World-Wide O'Brien. Rochester, .Minn.; Houston, Tex. N o w : Two Grand Operas Service France, Ireland, Italy, Spain, Portu in Gorgeous Color gal, Switzerland, Germany, Belgium, **CaTalleria Rusticana'* Holland. SPRING WATER with Mario del Monaco, and 4 . Outstanding sponsors—distinguished Bernadette Owens Voted Miss Loretto ** La Traviata,” with Miss Bernadette Owens of St. didate for Star Nights queen., Evanfelista and Valentino spiritual leaders; leading Catholic For complete information colleges; well-known Catholic pub Paul, Kans., has been voted Miss She was also chosen by her class and desenptive literature on Loretto of 1954. The student body as sophomore attendant to Miss American Express Marian lications. of Loretto Heights College se Loretto. Year Pilgrimage Tours con 9 Wide choice of departure dates— lected her as the senior most tact your Travel Agent or the . College Press Club local American Express office. May 9 to Sept. 29. representative of the ideals of Member, Editor High School Sweaters the college epibodied in the words 6. Pleasing prices—all-expense, round faith, morals, and culture. A member of the college Press Pep Club Sweaters trip, $858 up. Her election as Miss Loretto Club, she has been on the staff climaxes a four-year series of for the school newspaper, The Early tours include Rorite during the Hoigktsonian, and for the annual, Ski Sweaters offices and honors for the stu Canonization o f Pius X on May 29 Loretana. CUSTOM MADE dent leader. A member of the so In spite of active participa and 30. dality, the Mission Board, Speech tion in extracurricular events, Don’t Delay! Act Today! Club, French Club, Savoir Faire, she has been on the dean’s list and Cabos, Miss Owens was of honor students every semes elected student body president ter since entering college. She is for the current school year. In a candidate for the degree bache V m J E L her junior year she served as lor of arts with a major in Eng C A C W O C IC DIUISIO‘12 secretary of the student body. lish and minors in history, edu During her sophomore year she cation, and philosophy. merican xpress was the junior delegate to the Miss Loretto is honored each A E National Federation of Catholic year with ceremonies on Loretto College Students and as a fresh Day, the last Saturday of May. New Owner 430 17th Street— TAbor 5301— Denver, Colo. man she served as class repre ■The entire student body assem si' AME8if)'mjN^ LIGHT BEER sentative on the student council. bles on the east campus to pay Colo. Knitting Mills Offices and correspondents throughout the world In addition to serving as a homage to the Loyalty Girl and lUWfet.V-./••SAt'-' 1434 Welton KE. 2443 member of the cast in Star her court of attendants from the «O0lFKCOO8( COMFANr. GOLOtIB. COLORADO. « t.k. Nights, she was sophomore can four classes. , Bernadette Owens S. 1 Tkuntfay, March 4, 1954 Office, 938 Bannock Sfr'eef THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4205 PAGE PIPTIIM V 4 Raiders Place Two on 1954 ‘Register’ All-Star Team Seven Players Are Selected on Second Team Rudy Gonzales Looks at *His City’ ‘REGISTER’ ALL-STAR TEAM fast, good playmakera, sharp point per game average for the and ball hawking. He is an alert up a good outside set shot with SECOND TEAM passers, and have a variety of season,*to take second place in defensive man and on offense is the ability to drive in and score M i s Business Is Fighting, ; Eloy AnnuncUtion—Gu&rd shots on which to call. One of the scoring. equally good at scoring or 'set- on layups. Throughout the sea Jim Owen, St. Joftwph— C«nt*r V G«ne Schnabel, Cathedral— Guard Bob Moor«, AonuncUtion— Forwtn! • ; Tom D ufftn, Refit— Center the consistently good points Salt Scoring Mark ting up a teammate by sharu son he was a good floor man and T«rry Tiernoy, R *fl*— Forward \ Frencit Catey, St. JotMh— Forward about this quintet is the ability Tom Duggan, Regis, Senior. passing. Hie cool team play is team leader. Fred Boom. St. Francis— Guard } Don DeLuzio, Regis— Forward John PrittUc. Annunciation— Guard j But New Horizons Looming to keep cool under pre.ssure. The Center. Duggan is rugged on re-1 one big factor that led the Bull- Soph Gives Promise Dick Hafforty, Holy Family— For- ) The 1954 Register All- height average of the team is bounding and general floor de- dogs to finish far better than Don DeLuzio, Regis, Sopho- w a rd Rudy Gonzalet i. uiually called "Corky,” a nama tagged on Star first team is rugjjed a little over six fe e t fense and has a deadly h a r d -to -'Preseason ratings. His average mpre, Forward. DeLuzio is the Joe Weber, St. Francie—Center • him when he wa. a baby by ona of hit brothert. Outitanding, Variatile is 12.2 points per game. Honorable Mention: An- and versatile. There is re stop hook shot. He wound up his one sophomore on the squad. He Corky'i butinett it boxing. Eloy Marct, .\nnunciatlwi. jnunciation, Guy Baca; Regis, Sparks Cellar Tea m is a fine defensive man both on bounding power in the Senior, Guard. Mares is a repeat season’s play with a 21.4 point Jim SanFilippo; St. Joseph's, The butinett hat bean both hard on him and kind to him. Gena Schnabel, Cathedral, height of Duggan and De from last year's All-Star''selec per game average and set a new , . the rebounding and floor work. AI Kon Marcely; St. Francis’, Don On the hard tide, it hat given him a few cutt on hit face and! Luzio and in the ball hawking tion and is easily the outs(.anding league scoring ...... mark of „300‘ „ „ Although Cathe- cool ball handler, he has a good; Pfannenstiel, Andy Dickson; •cveral t m a 11 and aggreaaiveness of Mare.a, and most versatile player in the points. dial wound up last in the league eye for passing and setting up Holy Tamily, Ralph Anselmo, clenchad fittt of grittia around Schnable, and Casey. They areileague. He wound up with a 19.4 Aggressive Ballhawk Schnabel came out third in scoring chances. He can score Tony Mancinclli; Mullen Home, Kenney Rozmiarek, Frank hit ayat. It haa Francis (Sonny) Casey, StUeague coring with a 14.4 point too. He has a nice push shot that •Joseph's, Senior, Forward. Ca.sey per game mark. He is a rugged Weith; Cathedral, Joe Catalina; not, however, Second Team makes up for his five feet, ten, rebounder in spite of his short he used enough to rack up an 8.7 Mount Carmel, Dick Lamirata, impaired hit inches, bv aggressive floorworkifive feet ten inches. He mixes average. Joe Chiarelli. fine lookt. On the good + tide hit butinett hat allowed him to rite above the environ ment that often trapt thote of hit rac^ in Den- ver, a trap bounded on three tidet by locial prejudice, economic d i t - crimination, and ; lubttandard liv- , ing conditiont. It hat given him prettige, money, TIERNEY and confidence. Raiders But Corky never had much in the way of Heights Club to Meet opportunity. Ha had to fight, lit At College on Mar. 11 erally, for hie own opportunitiea. Starting at a recreation canter when he wat 16 he fought at an amateur, winning the local The Loretto Heights Women’.s Golden Glovet championthip whan he wat 17, and going on to Club will meet in Machebeuf Chicago to the national tourney. Later he won Golden Gloves elim* Hall on Thursday, .March 11, at inationt in Denver, went on to fight on the Chicago intercity team, 1 :30 p.tn. won the National AAU bantamweight championthip, and fought in Si.sler M. Cecile will speak on the international Golden Glovet, winning over a Turkith opponent. "Liberal .Arts Kducation a n d In June of 1947 he turned profettional, and tince then he Your Daughters." hat fought 74 timet, attaining the international ranking of fifth .Mr.s. Clem Hackethal, presi in the featherweight divition iatt year. dent. will duscuss plan.s for the In hit career, Corky hat fought the bett: Lulu Perez, Willi* annual card party tq be held in Pep, Gene Smith, Glen Flanagan, and Charlie Riley. April, and will appoint chairmen Ha haf alto fought much more ruthleti opponentt: Hunger, for her various committees. hete, and the city ttrcati. Tha only tad part of the Corky Gonzalet itory it that he had to win what ha won with hit fittt. For Corky Gonzalet it n^ tlow- brained club fighter. He callt himtelf a "powdarpuff puncher.” One of tha clevorett boznrt in the butinett, ha won hit way into the higher echclont of "pro” boxing by braint. Hear the Catholic High School Basketball Tournament ON KM YR March 5, B. and 7 W O GA.MES EACH DAY (Spontored by Public Service Co. of Colorado) Denver's Most Appetizing Menu of Sea Foods and Lenten Dishes for changes in your new Rangers to Enter Tourney llrinkhaii« Bro!«. By Gary Carov | Hower and Cavin.s stood out The rampaging Rejri.s Ranfrers on defense for the winners, pull- Opiom stALdiA, Restaurant telephone formally accepted a bid to the; ing down the major portion of National .As.sociation of Intra-'the rebounds which the Rangers 821 15fh ST. M A . 8 7 6 0 Phone SH. 2474 1.578 S. Broadway collegiate .Athletics small college managed to obtain, directory cage festival held in Kansas City by winning the District No. fi plavoff match from Adams State, 75-69. SINCEREST THANKS . . . TO ALL OUR FRIENDS! filing to Press SooD With the victory, the Northside maulers will carry a 14-12 record into the N.AIA tourney which be We’re CELEBRATING Our ANNIVERSARY gins on March 8. I Playing in the relatively W e're not the biggest, nor are we the smallest. Auto For new or changed listings, cramped quarters of the West Dealer but we do claim to be EQUAL TO A N Y C A R or minister High gym, the Rangers DEALER A N Y W H ER E in friendliness and fair dealings. for directory advertising, collected their third scalp of the season from the Alamosa Red coll your skins, who, prior to this game, Telephone possessed a 19-10 record andj Business Office runnerup honors in the New Mex-' ico Conference. The Tribe pul up stiff re sistance during the early part of the game and actually held the lead until midway in the sec Mountain States ond stanza when Allen Hower’s lay-up made it 28-26 and put the HAGGERTY Rangers ahead for keeps. JOHNNII PROCOriO Tigers Hower literally staged a one- Pmldent man shooting exhibition in the second quarter as the jut-jawed REAL CAUSE FOR CELEBRATION TO SHOW OUR SINCERITY SURPRISE FOR SAYING MAGIC WORDS freshman ace poured in 14 big For 7 doyi b.qinalo 9 TODAY ll'i "6IT ACQUAINTED W IU " of Wa plodqa fo qlvt yea fritidly, foir and coartoooi froooioof. Tbo W t M y THANKS I . y M all for A WONDERFUL riARI W .'rr preuS of THE. ROCKET AUTO SALES . . . aro w oof old oad ooar pooplo fo boif voloos, fredts, form., oad loarajf pasilblo prito fo oor wrow points. COM O on oaf and toy "Hollo" . . . look oar flao sfook of cor. ovar uaf . . . If .forfr TODAY for ono atkolo wooki STOP lY AND SAT Ikt rocord yoo «ovo as of NOT ONI DISSATISFIED CUSTOMER lo THE MA6IC WORDS ' HIU.0 FRIEND," AND WE HAVI A SUR In the third period, the . . . qot oar FREE AFFHAISAL U t a> holp Had THE IISHT CAR FOR YOU. PRISE W A IT IN S FOR YO Ul Rangers pulled away from a oil of Hit boedreds of oor^ w«'v« sold. half-time 37-30 spread and really turned on the heat. Frosh guard ‘S4 FORD ■S3 CHEyROLET ■a STUDEIAKER 'U FORD 4 -S P llD Tommy Hoogerwerf sparked the Skylioor (Now) $2295 EIL AIR 2-dr^ ...... $1595 CONVIRTIILI ...... $395 Vi-T. PICRUP...... $895 splurge with eight points and| ■49 FORD 'SI FORD 4-DOOR ■SI FORD CONVERT. ‘S3 CHIVROLH $1095 CONVIRTIILI ...... $195 sophomore centeF Mick Shannon Loodod ...... $895 2-DOOR (210) .. St395 contributed six. | ‘S3 STUDEIAKER ■4t MERCURY ■41 PONTIAC The loser's tall pivotman,! CHAMPION 4-dr. (No«) . $1495 4* Door ...... $595 4-DOOR ...... $395 ■52 CROSLIY . Wayne Rose, reeled 'o ff the post I PANEL ...... $195 and connected for 27 points to] ■52 MERCURY 2-DOOR ■so HUDSON '45 FO«D Loodad $1395 $495 2.DOOPt ...... 895 capture top point-productioni ■4t C A D IL U C 'E2‘ $1395 honors. Teammate .Warren ReedI 'S2 CHEVROLET 2-DOOR ■SI PLYMOUTH ■so FORD 4-OOOR ,...... CARL FARMIR chipped in with 17. DELUXE ...... $1195 4-Door ...... $895 2-DOOR ...... $695 Moay otbor oors to Miocf from. Moeoyar For the Rangers, no le.ss than A*P PAGE SIXTEEN Offlee,-938 Btfnnock Street' THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 Thursday, M arch 4, 1954 Meet Scheduled March 18 Wins Scholarship Paulist to Give Retreat Mar. 16-19 MMomemaker s Department Catholic Orators Vie For Students at Annundation High (Annunciation High School, Each year Annunciation -Jligh min Lopez, Joe Mollendor, Mrs. Patronist Theta RdiabU and Friendly Firmt Denver) School has had an outstanding Joe Atzenbeck, Mrs. John Mum- In Legion's Contest The Rev. Peter F. Davitt of the retreat master. ford, Joe Klaus, Mrs. George Paulist Fathers will conduct this Raise $800 Petri, Lillie Deibert, Mrs. Marg year’s retrfeat. Since last Sep Students of the Catholic high conducted Thursday, March 18, in Sister Mary Dolorine, princi Sabo. Mrs. Joe Heronema, Sr.; tember Father Davitt has been and Mrs. Jake Holman. schools will compete with stu- the American Legion Home, l4th almost constantly engaged in giv pal, has disclosed that the high school raised nearly $800 for the Because of the high school stu ing missions, retreats, and no- deijis of the pubjjc high schools Avenue and Broadway. A state Men’s Club’s winter carnival. The dents’ fine work in making the TRY FALBY'S FIRST venas in the intermountain area again this year in the annual meet at Eaton will follow at various classes sponsored booths winter carnival a success, they of Wyoming, Utah, and Colorado. for the night of the carnival. The will be awarded a free day. American Legion Oratorical Con a later date for the district win- The high school retreat will following students led their re test. Jack Sherlock, chairman of nets. begin with Mass in the Annunci The sophomores have disclosed spective classes in the selling of Giftwares — Hardware ation Church on the morning of that the large rag dolls exhibited the Leyden Chiles-Wickersham Two representatives of the pa tickits for the carnival: Seniors, Tuesday, March 16, and will close oratoried contest committee, made rochial high schools, of the Denver Jom Reeves, Ray Manchaco, Bar at the winter carnival were H ousew ares------Paint & Glass with Mass on March 19. Talks awarded to Mrs. Elizabeth Lutz, the announcement. area will compete in the local con and conferences will be held con bara Johnson, Margaret Dezutti, PE. 2940 and John Priselac; juniors, Lor Mrs. Roy Lovato, and Esther 32 Broadway The annual contest for public test March 18. An elimination tinually through the three-day raine Gaitor and Roberta Alarid • Martjnez.______meet, to determine the two Catho- period. Joint sessions of the stu and parochial speakers will be sophomores, Larry Holman, My-1 dent body„will predominate dur ic representatives, will be held nllis Tufford, Ed Whalen, and ing the retreat with one separate Engaged Wednesday, March 17, at 10 a.m. Marie Weaver; and freshmen,| THE BEST UN LUGGAGE conference for the boys and girls. TERMITES Jim Cuba, Chester Gaiter, Rosalie ^ Seriously Damaging ( ^ ^ O f All Kind* in the Holy Family High School Confessions will be heard between ENGLEWOOD ' To Denverite Miss Marcia Duffy, a sen Vigil, Joan Stubert, Charlotte, auditorium, Denver. Prominent conferences and after school. Property All Over Denver ior at St. Mary’s Academy, Whalen, Marilyn Petri, and Alvin ' HEATING COMPANY legionnaires will judge the con For Denver, was informed by wire Martinez. Call SP. 4673 Frii Scrrint Entir* Englewood and testants, who will include one Eitlmitei Denver Area that she h a d won the Mary The parents of the students delegate from each Catholic high Rhodes Scholarship to Webster who assisted in the various Colorado TERM IN IX Co. Authorixed Lennox Dealer Nun-Visitors lIctniN sf E. L. Bnc( Cs. high school booths are Mr. and Furnacea school. College in a competitive examina 1754 So. Brosdway — 6(o. Luchaig tion in which students from all Mrs. Walter Anderson, Fer-I and Air Conditioning The topic for the Legion con parts of the country participated. test this year is "The Constitu T h e scholarship is valued at At St. Francis ALL MAKES FURNACES tion," and a suggested theme is $ 1,000. INSTALLED, SERVICED 'CXir Constitution and the Chang Marcia has been a student at Bacon & Schramm AND REPAIRED E. J. SCARRY & COMPANY ing W orld." The oration must be St. Mary’s for 12 years. This 1620 Market St. Colo. Composition Roofing year, she 4s editor of the student Do Social-Work not less than 10 minutes in length America’s Leading Manufacturers Tile Roofing • Heating newspaper. Smart Talk, and is an Largest in the West Roof Repairing • Air Conditioning and not longer than 12 minutes. active member of the Sodality of (St. Franci* de Sale*’ Also, each contestant must be Our Lady and of the Catholic High School, Denver) Cleaners • Soaps - Waxes ■ Floor Seals 4020 Brighton Blvd., CH. 6563 • Sheet Metal Work prepared to speak extemporane Students’ Mission Crusade. She Sister Mary Catherine and FREE CHECKUP is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sister Mary Bertran.de, Daugh Disinfectants - Insecticides - Deodorants AND ESTIMATE ously for six minutes on any E. Duffy, 2516 S. Cook, Denver. ters of Charity who were visit Janitor Supplies Ph, SP. 0055 or SU. 1.4494 article of the Constitution. Webster College, Webster ing in Denver during the past WE F t RIVISlI FLOOR MACHI]\’ES__ For Prompt 1C^5 W . Hampden Sherlock himself, a former Groves, Mo., conducted by the week, addressed the students in Frank Watcra, Prop. Tegis High School studenr, was Sisters of Loretto, is a Catholic an assembly. FLOOR SERVICE senior college for women; it is a Fransalians took a deep inter ‘‘Imitated But Never Eaualed’* LAUNDRY & k ______d the state winner in his high school corporate college of St. Louis Uni est in the social service work days. versity, St. Louis, Mo. conducted by these valiant sis KE. 0205 4^188 DRY CLEANING CERTIFIED CHEMICAL ters, who go where poverty, Service . . . Coll: sickness, and all forms of human hardship call for their services. FOR THF FIIVFST CLFANI]\G PRODUCTS, INC. Darlene Baltes Is Bride Mission Meeting Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Nie- AI^^D RFPAIRIIVG TA. 6370 Building Maintenance man of Springfield, 111., an When the CSMC met March 3, ORIENTAL and DOMESTIC Supplies introductory remarks were made CASCADE nounce the engagement of their In Golden Church Rite by Joan Gamel, president, who Bm.he* - Toilet Tietnet daughter, Nancy Jean, to James urged the students to be gener R. Stitt, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Laundry & Dry Cleaners Golden. — (St Joseph’s Par the meeting. The women have ous in the Bishops’ Relief Drive R n g s paper ToweU T. Stitt of St. Vincent de Paul’s ish)— Miss Darien? Baltes, the been asked to serve a dinner for that will be the only project of Call Complete Janitor Needs Parish, Denver. No date has been daughter of Mr. and Mr^. Otto the Jaycee wives March 30. They the Fransalian Mission Unit for set for the wedding. 1180 Kalematk Street Baltes, became the bride of expect to have 225 persons for this month. Miss Nieman is a member of George Hogan, Jr;, son of Mr. a dinner and fashion show. Mrs. Students were given scenes of Phones TAbor 0103 the senior class at Marquette J. A. JOHNSON & SON and Mrs. George Hogan, Sr., Hugh Beers and Mrs. Lou Bolis the American missionaries who University in Milwaukee, Wis. TAbor 0104 Feb. 27 in a double-ring cere are chairmen. The altar commit carry on the work of Christ and Etlablithed 35 Heart She is affiliated with Delta 2630 E. 3rd eA. 8361 mony in St. Joseph’s Church. tee for March is composed of His Church in foreign lands by Sigma Epsilon, Theta Sigma • Gutters * Sheet Metal The Rev. Andrew VVarwick, pas Mrs. Hugh Beers and Mrs. Clem viewing the mission film Kyoto Alto Wall to Wall Cleaning in the Home • Gas Furnaces Phi, and Kappa Tau Alpha. tor, was celebrant of the Nuptial Lehnertz. on a Saturday Afternoon. * Gas Conversion Burners Mr. Stitt was graduated from Mass. Mrs. Mildred Delaney was Cathedral High School in 1949 organist, and Mrs. Eugene Bo- 88 PanntylTsnia RA 5657 and was a member of the Feb litho was the soloist. DRAPERS ruary graduation class of the The bride, given in marriage Englewood PTA to Pick Marquette University College by her father, was attired in a of Journalism. He is affiliated gown of white satin designed conpuiByp ^ B t E UPHOLSTtRY with Sigma Delta Chi, profes along classical lines, the full 926 W. 6th Ave. sional journalism fraternity. skirt ending in a train. New Officers' Slate Mar. 9 MA. 4507 Miss Merita Gardner, aunt of Englewood.— (St. Louis’ Par. A slate o f new officers to be Inc. the bride, was her maid of ish)— One of the school year’s chosen by the membership will IF Upholstering, Repairing Brighton Council honor. Miss Bernita Hogan, sis^ most important PTA meetings be presented at this meeting. At Authorized * Jack F. LaTorra Custom Built Furniture ter of the bridegroom, was will be held on Tuesday evening, least two members are running bridesmaid. Dianne Baltes, sister March 9, at 8 o’clock in the school for most of the offices. of the bride, was the flower girl. Dealer * Owner You have something to All work guaranteed. Terms Retreat Day Set cafeteria. Father John L. Aylward will if desired. Evening calls. Olive Clyncke, cousin of the introduce the altar boys at Tues sell, trade or announce, (Knight* of Columbui, bridegroom, was his best man, day’s meeting. The school band and Don Baltes, brother of t^e LENNOX let a REGISTER Display Coronado Council) will also present several selec A day of recollection will be bride, was his other attenda Mother of God tions. 2568 S. BDW Y. • RA. 2857 Ad or Want Ad be your T O M DWYER held by the Brighton Council for Ushers were Mathew Phillips, LaVern Sloan, Charles Pancost, There will be devotions at representative. Electrical Contractinf District 2 of the Knights of Co 7:45 each Sunday evening in HEATING - VENTILATING lumbus March 7 bejnnning at and Leo Hogan. A reception for Free Estimates 200 guests was held in the parish Lent Talks Set Lent. Booklets will be provided SHEET METAL CONT. 11 a.m. and ending with Mass at for the devotions, which are All Electrical Jobs Llceiued 5 p.m. followed by dinner. hall immediately following the They get real retullt based on the Seven Penitential WE SERVICE ALL MAKES ... and Bonded Raymond Dominico, new re wedding. 2042 Eudora EA 191X Psalms. The booklets are ar cording secretary, was married Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rowe Phone KE. 4205 By Fr. Leyden ranged for congregational partic-- CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATES Feb. 28 to Agnes Porreco. They announce the birth of a girl, De (Mother of God Perish, Denver) ipation. Tbe firma lifted here deaerve to are on a wedding trip in Cali borah Jo, Feb, 22. Mrs. Rowe M k for Mitt Baker _ A series of sermons will be be lemembered when you are die* fornia. is the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. New atation* of the cro«* given on Tuesday evenings dur- tribiiting your patronage to the Henry Covillo returned home Guy Eaton of this parish. are being bleiied thi* week by Lent by the Rev. Edward Lfey- different lines of business. Feb. 25 from army service in Alan Morri*, a member of Montignor Bernard Cullen for thii parish, was presented with den, superintendent of parochial Austria. schools in the Denver Archdiocese. u*e in the temporary chapel. A post-Lenten play put on by the Kiwanis Award for out The Way of the Cro** devo FIREPLACE standing leadership, scholar Services consisting of Rosary, the council is planned, as well as sermon, and Benediction will be tion* will be held on Friday Electrical Contracting-& Repairing a spring bazaar for early spring. ship, character, service, and afternoon at 2:15 and Friday personality at a Kiwanis din- conducted at 7:30. On Friday FIXTURES The knight* are (till looking evenings during Lent there will evening at 7:45. for a building >ite. Any friend* ner last month. He is Golden BAS AND ELECTRIC LOBS High School star athlete and be Stations of the Cross and Ben The Masses on the first Fri lARL J.fTRdHMIIK»R or member* who have ideas on ediction. day, March 5, will be at 6:15 and Cortain and Flex Screaos, Gratef, is leading the Suburban League Andirons and Fire Sets* in all ftnisheft thi* ahould contact the home The parish Cana group will 8 o’clock. Iloctrle Compaoy with most points scored. Tile and Marble for All Uses a**ociation preiident, William meet Friday evening, March 5, There will be devotions in Licensed and Bonded Condon, TA. 0400, or any The Holy Name men are en gaged with plans for their an after devotions. honor o f the Immaculate Heart HEATILATDR FIREPLACES Mamber National Elactrical Contractor* A*«’n, home aiiociation officer. nual Jiggs dinner, to be held on Religious instruction classes of Mary at the 8 o’clock Mass on DENVER MARBLE & TILE CO. 1178 Stoat St. AC. 5733 St. Patrick’s Day in the parish are held every Wednesday eve Saturday morning, March 6. hall. After the dinner there will ning at 8 o’clock in the church Baptized were Kevin Marion, i l l l SfMf If. Elf, 1891 Phone MA. 1484 or KE, B ill CLOVERMITES be a free dance. Dinner will le basement son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald T CONTROLLED— SP. 4673 served from 5 to 8 p.m. Admis Altar Society to Meet Cooney, with James and Lucille Rats, Mice, Termites sion will be $1.50 for adults, 75 The Altar and Rosary Society McCabe" : C as sponsors; and ■ Sylvia“ ■ CHAIN LINK FENCE DENVER PEST CONTROL cents for children 6 to 12 years will meet Thursday, March 11, Mae and Josephine Ann, daugh ‘TENCES THE WEST” & SERVICE LAB. of age, and all children under for luncheon at 12:30 in the ters of Mr. and Mrs. William W, church basement Recitation of Permanent • Rustproof 1754 So. Broadway Denver six years will not be charged. Quayle, with Paul and Annie When the Altar and Rosary the Rosary will be held in the Galvanized Steel— Guaranteed Trujillo as sponsors. Society met March 2, pancakes church at 1:15, with the business Members of the Altar Society Call or Write Our Friendly Representative for meeting to be held at 1:30 in the Free Eatimatea—at your home. Day or Eve.— and sausage were served before will receive Communion in the or buy our mtt4a’ials. Install it yourself, save basement. An Irish program is 8 o’clock Mass Sunday, March 7. labor costs. scheduled, with a talk by the The regular meeting will be held NO DOWN PAYMENT Evergreen Society Rev. John Regan, pastor, and a in the assembly room of the rec TERMS ARRANGED group of Irish songs by William tory on Monday afternoon, Mcllree. All women of the parish March 8, at 1 :30 o ’clock. KRIS IMPROVED are invited. V-V' The Altar Society is planning ALLIED CHAIN LINK FENCE CQ. Conducts Meeting Mrs. John O’Rourke, Mrs. James Price, and Mrs. William a card party in the school cafe 411 Federal Bird. Phone AL. 5954 teria for Wednesday evening, SE-UPHOlSTEItlNG If th« REV*r*d lady of Evergreen. — (Church of Brayden have volunteered to care Hours: 8 to 4 :8 0 : Sundays, 9 to i. feouM should REVolt at h*r dingy Christ the King)— 'The meeting for the altar during April March 17, at 8 o’clock. There Makes Vour Old surroundings which cous* o of the Altar and Rosary Society will be table prizes and several KEVision in your pions for idi* at the home of Mrs. George special prizes. The donation for Fl/RAfTl/RE hours, don't REVii* your fat*. Greer, with Mae Francis as the party will be 75 cents. All Better Than Niew! You con REViv* th* hostess, was attended by 11 are invited. members and one guest, Mrs. St. Bernadette's ELDER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY b*outy of your horn* Burkhard of Denver. Davenport a * low a* GUY M. ELDER without REVoking Recollection Day It was reported that ^l\e y*ur plans for Industrial and Commercial Building Indian Hills Ave Maria Circle For Regis Club $ n n . 5 o pltosur* by using Parish Reports and Chair would enjoy attending the so 175 Vallejo St. PEarl 8930 REVolutionory REV Sotin. It's ciety’s evening meetings, which o REValotioo in Eosy Pointing. would be more convenient for Finest .Materials . . . Expert them. Just ask for Lenten Schedule Workmanship THE U T E X PAINT A vote was taken to donate $300 to the Rev. Donald Mc Lakewood.— (St. Bernadette’s Mahon for the parish improve Parish)— Special Lenten devo tions will be held every Wednes Kris Upholstery Co. ment fund, with the hopes of ,1 day and Friday evening in Lent. Fine Living Room Furniture, a future parish hall for church n activities. The Wednesday devotions will Custom Made consist of Rosary, sermon, and 5, The group was commended COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS Benediction. The sermons on K 'by Father McMahon for the 1553 PLATTE ST. il REDECORATE JIa participation in making the Wednesday evenings will be preached by one of the priests GL. 3641 GL. 3642 5, 5 ^ - Valentine party a success in t. bringing the people of the parish from Regis college. together socially. _ On Friday evening the Sta 0 tions o f the Cross will be said at . Mrs. James Hagan, daughter, 0. NON-EXPLOSIVE- Alice, and son, Jerry of Kansas 7:30 o’clock. The Statidns will “ CRANE” Fourteen Boiler te City, have been guests of Mr. and also be held at 3 p.m. on Friday T- SPRED SATIN— the new synthetic afternoon for the school children; Mrs. Jim Hagan, Jr.,* of Kit 2, rubber emulsion base wail paint tredge. The Altar and Ro*ary So — it's fume-free! Windows can be Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sillinger ciety win mbet thi* Thuriday, si dosed— no fire hazard I Goes on of Columbus, Neb., and Mr. and March 4, in the *chool hall. A' HOT'?® like a breeze withoOt lap marks. Mrs. Jack Griebling, Jn, of Den luncheon will be *erved by the kt ver were guests of-Mr. and Mrs. member* of Immaculate Heart Dries in 2 0 minutes. 14 reody- >y J. Griebling o f Stanley Park. of Mary Circle at 12:30 be CO mixed coiorel Insured washable. ty fore the.bu*ine** meeting, Specialising in Quality Plumbing a- « 4 7 5 $ g 4 9 toil* or bfuik** On Ilk* a droom. . . Sunday the women and gjrls A day of recollection w ill and Healing Repairs R Qt. W Gal lough and complotoly wothobl* boonut* Dominican Tertiaries of the paj-ish will receive Com re IP* mpd* with wnlorpraof Icrtox . . . munion in the 7:30 Mass. be held in the Regis stu Your Plumber for Years oderioM . , , wothot out of bruih or Elect Hew Officers . The food sale held in the dents’ chapel for the members of SLAHERY it, With Complete Service rollof with |«tl (oep and wotorl school hall by the Altar and Ro the Regis High School Mothers’ A.. The members of the Denver sary Society netted $120 to be Club.and their friepds on Thurs n- Chapter of the Third Order added to its treasury. day, March 11. The day will be & COMPANY d, Secular of SL Dominic elected Anyone wishing to join a cir gin with Mass at 9:30 and will ed O'CONNOR PLUMBING CO. Anna Hartnett as prioress, and cle may call Mrs. C. Schulz, end with Benediction about 2:16. Plumbing and Heating lOl Helen Curtis as subprioreas. Altar and Rosary Society presi Father Joseph McGloin, S.J. Coptractors at 3030 W. 44th Ave. GL 4323 The election was held in the dent, at BE. 3-6153. (above), o f the Regis High JOHN J. CONNOR, Prnidtnt reading room of St. Dominic’s An taftemoon bridge circle is School faculty will conduct thi ROBERT F. CONNOR, Vic* Praident Rectory, Denver. According to 'W eQ ivii PJQJ)[££J| 2atinijBtamps 1901 Arapahoe being made up and also a circle exercises of the day. Father Mc . 1726 Market Street the rule their term will last for o f those wishing to make rosaries Gloin directs the Regis sodalities Phone MAin 7127 or 7128 KE. 5151 Denver three years. for sale. and counseling program. a d