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Member of Audit Bureau of CiretdaHort Governor's Favorite Constituents Monsignors Kipp, Froegel Contents Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1949— Permission to Reproduce, Except Will Be Invested Nov. 3,7 Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue. The dates of the formal in- the new Denver Monsignors, as I Testitnra of the Rt. Rev. William announced previously, wiH be Sunday, Oct. 30. Archbishop Kipp, pastor oLSt. Mary’s, Colo Vehr will preside at the cere ' rado Springs, and 'the Rt. Rev. mony in the Cathedral. The Rt. Bernard Froegel, St. Peter's, DENVER CATHOUC Rev. Monsignors Gregory Smith, Greeley, were announced this Harold V. Campbell, Joseph P. week. O’ Heron, Aehille Sommaruga, Monsigner Kipp will bo and Eugene O’Sullivan wiH be clothed in his prelatial robes in clothed in the robes of the Do a ceremony in St. Mary’s church mestic Prelate. The Very Rev. Thursday evening, Nov. 3. Arch Monsignors Walter Canavan, bishop Urban J. Vehr will pre John Cavaaagh, David Maloney, side. Monsignor Froegel will be Bernard Cullen, Elmer Kolka, REGISTERPrice per copy, three cents invested in St. Peter’s church and James P. Flanagan will re Monday evening, Nov. 7. ceive the garb of the Papal VOL, XLV. No. /. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1949 DENVER,|COLORADO The date of the investiture of Chamberlain. St. Catherine’s Finishes Expansion Convent Doubled in Size; New Classroom to Be Added Every Year W ith the blessing of the First Since War addition to the convent, Enrolled in Regis St. Catherine’s parish, Denver, is nearing the Italy Will Decorate completion of a $70,000 Good Example Led school and convent expan sion program, announces PROUD OF their “Grandpa,” to whom was baptised in St. James' church. The former Betty Msgr. Jos. J. Bosetti the Rev. Dr. Delisle A. Negro Into Church Lou Austin, Mrs. Knous is the daughter of Mr. and most persons refer as Governor* Knous, Mrs. W. E. Austin of Blessed Sacrament parish. Lemieux, pastor. ar« Kriitin* (S), Bobby (2), and KathUan (5), Mr. Knous, secretary to Governor Knous, has been The Rt. Rev. Monsigmor Joseph J. Bosetti, V.G., Chan Open house will be held at The good example of a couple of sailors on a mine childran of Mr. and Mri. Robert L. Knoue of 432 appointeii a deputy district attorney effective Oct. cellor and Vicar General of the Archdiocese of Denver, the convent this Sunday, Oct sweeper in European waters in World war II started a chain Poplar street, Denver. Mrs. Knons and the children 10. Governor and Mrs. Lee Knons have two other founder of Camp St. Malo for boys, and world-renowned 9, fronl 2 to 4 p.m., and a sil of circumstances that brought a young Negro boy first to the are members of St. James* parish. The twins were sons, William and Merle, neither of whom is mar for his presentations of the annual grand operas for the bene Catholic faith and now to Regis collet, Denver, where he is baptised in Blessed Sacrament church, and the boy ried.— ( “ Register” photo by Charles Wunder) ver tea will be held from 2 to fit of the Catholic Charities, ■will be signally honored by 3 p.m. Offerings at the tea enrolled as a freshman. the new Italian Republic at special The latter is remarkable in that ceremonies Oct. l2, it is revealed Monsignor Bosetti was bom in will be used for furnishings the boy’s home town is Tuskegee, lived up to my idea of what a Helen Bonfils Is Donor • by the Italian Consulate. Milan, Italy, and received his for the new wing. Christian should be,’’ Magmder The presentation o f the decora The addition was blessed Sun raealls. Their example was al tion La Stella della Solidarieta day, Oct. 2, by the R t Rev. Mon ways in his mind and, finally, 'in Italiana (The Star of Italian Soli signor Joseph J. Bosetti, V.G., 1945 when hi* navy duty took darity) will be the first to be given in connection with the closing of him to Tampa, Fla., ha visited since the end of the war and the Forty Hours’ devotion in the par a Catholic rectory and asked to $5,000 Gift Received establishment of ^ e neW republic. bo given instructions. ish. It is a second class decoration Capacity of the convent IS Following the war, Magruder re and the highest to be awarded the doubled by the addition. A max turned to Tuskegee. Ala., whera prelate, who in the past has re imum of 22 nuns can now be he was graduated last year from ceived other medals of recognition housed; there are at present 11 Tuskegee Institute high school. He By Wheatridge Parish from the Italian government. teaching in the school. The addi had decided to attend a Catholic Honors Americans tional space will provide for fu college and the name Regis in a ture growth in the parish. roster of Catholic schools appealed A donation of $5,000 by Helen Bonfils to the building Of Italian Descent to him. The fact that it was in the 'As part of the program, a new fund of the new Sts. Peter and Paul parish, Wheatridge, The decoration honors those West, a section o f the country: he classroom was added to the !Ii7 was received this week by the Rev. Robert G. McMahon, K. of C. Set Americans of Italian descent who had always wanted to see, was an school. There are now 10 class additional deciding factor. pastor. This amount, together with the $8,000 pledged by have given outstanding service to rooms for the total enrollment of bparishioners at the last accounting and a $2,000 gift from promoting and fostering solidarity 490 pupils. Plans are to add a Magruder, now 24, has em between the old country and the a donor whose name is withheld, brings the potential sum to $15,000. classroom every year for the next barked on pre-medical studies: at 6 Broadcasts new. It is a gold star surrounded Regis and eventually hopes to're Large returns on the pledges have already been realized, though few years. by flames signifying, the dispersal turn to Tuskegee to pracl;ice. the campaign was started just this summer. of Italian culture; and is sus Also as part o f the program, He is especially proud of the A meeting of-pariah campaign workers marking the close of the playground was enlarged and pended from a tri-colored ribbon spread of Catholicism among the the formal drive has been called by Father McMahon for Friday, For Oct, 12 of red, white, and green, the colors a new retaining wall and steps Oct. 7, in the Weaklsnd Brothers’ store, across from the Wh^tridge were constructed. Asphalt is be Negroes of that part of Alabama Radio broadcasts over of' the Italian Republic. and hopes, by his example, to lead high school. A final report will be drawn up at this gathering, but Tba decoration will be pre- ing laid on the playground; this * will be finished this week. The others of his race to the faith.i the collection of pledges will continue until the total sum has been each of Denver's six radio lented to Montignor Bosetti by heating controls in the gymnasium, secured. stations will be the contri Luciano Conti of the Itelian Marvin D. Magmdar Rt. Rav. Joseph J. Bosatti, V.G. and cafeteria of the school hava Upper Room Most Like Lott Supper Consulate at a banquet in the bution of Denver council" also been unitized (i.e., individual Denver K. of C, Plan "The offering of the Holy Sacrifice in this upper room is a force Brown Paipce botol on Columbns education for the priesthood in Ala., home of prqbably the most 539, Knights of Cojumbus, units installed).. ful reminder to us of the first Mass, offered by Our Blessed Lord Switzerland and- Italy.- After he famous of all Negro schools in this to the nation-wide celebration Day, Oct. 12, at 7 p.m. Initiation lor Oct 9 Himself in another upper room in Jerusalem,” said Father McMahon came to .Denver in 1911, his first The old section of the convent country. of Columbus day, Wednesday, Six other persons, names yet was completely remodeled and re Oct 2 at the first Mas-ses said for Sts. Peter and Paul's parishioners. accomplishment was the establish Marvin Douglas Magruder had A class of initiates will enter Oct. 12. unannounced, will receive decora decorated. The dining room was *rha Massis,. celebrated in a second-story improvised chapel in the ment of the Assumption parish in grown up in Tuskegee and had en the Denver K. o f C. council in These will be in addition to tions, one of them a farmer. enlamed and living quarters were Weakland Brothers' stops, aidvyed good attendance. Th« boura of Anthony F. Zarien^, outstand Welby. ' tered high school in his home day-long ceremonies Sunday, Qct Sunday Masses a^e 7:1.5 and 8:45. the Aational broadcast. of Su installed for a bou.sekeeper. fowii when the -war called hiqi to preme Knight John E. Swift ing Catholic lavryer in the state, In 1912 he was named cholnna^ In the hew section there are a 9, according to the membership The first Baptism performed in the new parisfb was that of will be toastmaster. The )ist of ter of the Cathedral, and it was duty with"the navy from 1943 to chairman, Wally Webb. The 'an Ann Lorraine Hurley, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hurley, over the Mutual network. This' chapel, seven sleeping rooms, a 1946. special broadcast will reach lis distinguished guests includes Gov in this work that he developed th« recreation room, and lavatory nouncement o f the new class h(gh- 4331 Marshall street. The sacrament was administered by Father ernor Lee Knous, Mayor Quigg Cathedral Men’s choir and in It ■was a^ard the mine sweeper, lights the news received from the McMahon Oct. 2 in the temporary chapel. teners over KFEL at 2:45 p.m. facilities. The basement contains On KOA. Edward O’Connor, Newton and Mrs. Newton, Denver augurated the Catholic Charities' a music room and a large room V^.Si Indicative, th^t b e c a m e Supreme council that the Denver grand knignt, and Justin Han- city officials. Monsignor Matthew annual gnnd opera, which has that will be used as a temporary the friend of two Catholic sailors. knights were the first In the na Dry-Goods Boxes Were Altar nen, Denver attorney and chan Smith will represent the archdio brought him world-wide recogni classroom next year. "O f all tha craw, it seamad to tion to qualify is the Century cese. tion. ma that they were the one* who club. cellor of the council, will be + + featured on the Starr Yelland St. Dominic's is Observing Meet the People show. The pro gram is aired between 10:30 and Burse Would Newly Enlarged Convent Priests Direct 11 a.m. Bob Allen, public af fairs director of the NBC net 60th Jubilee of 1st Mass work stetion, made arrange Be Greeting C R O P Drive; ments. B y R e v . L eo C . G a in o r , O .P . Thursday morning, Oct. 6, at 8 o’clock, the Very Rev. Bernard Carraher, former Denver deputy district attorney, To Ordinary Opens Oct. 10 Peter O’Brien, O.P., S.T.M., is offfering a High Mass of will deliver an address over Thanksgiving to commemorate the first Mass said in St KTLN. Mr. Carraher will be Contributions to the Poor Coloradans will have Dominic’s parish, Denver, 60 years ago, X)ct 6, 1889. The heard at 3 :46 p.m. Souls burse for the education opportunity to contribute to first Mass was offered by the Rev. Joseph Thomas Murphy, Arrangements are being made of seminarians increased both the relief of the hungry And for the KVOD broadcast. in size and number in the past O.P., S.T.Lr., in a small frame Three prominent Denverites, malnourished all over the building at 2749 West 25th ave thurch on Federal boulevard. The week, with $80 being* received first Mass was offered in the new Alec Keller, attorney; Don Mc world when the fall campaign nue. Mahon, graduate of Dartmouth at the Chancery office. Of special of CROP, Christian Rural Oyer- church, a magnificent Gothic stone interest among the gifts is an This building had housed the structure, on Rosary Sunday, Oct college; and Dom Costa, who is seaa Prog^m, opens in the state Rocky Mountain Feed store and on the. administrative staff of other $10 contribution from Lt. Oct. 10. 4, 1925, although the church was Joan Wissing of Fitzsimons Gen was rented by the incipient parish not dedicated until Feb. 14, 1926. Gates Rubber company, will ap Three charitable organizatipns, for this occasion. Father Mu pear on KMYR at 3:30 p.m., as eral hospital, who has been a Catholic Rural Life, Lutheran offered the Mass on Sunday, Oct. The Rev. Joseph Thomas Mur part of the Columbian celebra steady and generous contributor ■World Relief, and Church World 6, at 10:30 o’clock before approxi phy, O.P., who offered the first tion. The thrde speakers will to the burse fund. Gifts of $10 Services, will join with county And mately 30 people, all of whom are Mass in the parish, came to Den give an outline of aims and ac were also received from Miss Eliz state organizations to gather the now decea.sed. Among those pres ver from the East seeking to re tivities of the K. of C. abeth Ertz and (^al Bumgarner, voluntary contributions of farin- gain his health and resided with ent were Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Carlin, In addition to the Wednes both of Denver. The largest con ers and cattlemen, for the Friend the Rev. J. P. Carrigan, then pas parents of William Carlin, retired day broadcasts there will be an tribution was from an anonymous ship Food Train. ■ fire captain, who now lives at 2914 tor of St. Patrick’s church, who address by Aldo Notarianni on Denver benefactor, who sent $50. On the Colorado CROP execu Federal boulevard, across from the was instrumental in helping to Thursday, Oct. 13, over KLZ. With Archbishop Urban J. Vehr tive committee is Monsignor'El pre.sent church; and Mr. and Mrs. form the new Parish of S t Domin He will speak at 5:25 p.m. expected to return to Denver the mer J. Kolka, priest-director' of- ic. Father Murphy assisted, as his Mathew Murray, grandparents of The K. of C. Youth band, week of Oct. 16, it is suggested the campaign in the Archdiodese the Murray brothers, Robert, Paul, health would permit in the de sponsored by the Denver coun that he would be pleased to learn of Denver. The Rev, Joseph J. and Thomas, who have been in velopment of the new parish. He cil, and directed by Dwight Mc- that the Poor Souls burse is com Walsh is priest-director for the died May 29, 1893, and was the business in Denver for many years. Cready, instructor of music at pleted. facilities, in addition to a music room and temporary Pueblo diocese. first Dominican to be buried in S t Joseph’s high school, will Contributions may be sent di THE NEW WING of St. Catherine’s The campaign for wheat will The altar for the improvUed their plot in Mt. Olivet cemetery. classroom in the basement, doubles the capacity of church was made up of tome present a program of marches rectly to the Archbishop at the parish convent, Denver, is the section of begin in Kit Carson county, where drjr-cood$ boxe* nailed to and other selections at 8:30 p.m. Chancei7 office, 1536 Logan the building to the right. The addition, containing a the convent. Twenty-two nuns can now be accommo Father Edward Dinan of Stratton gether, with a candle box fitted Hopes over KFEL. street, Denver 6, Colo. chapel, recreation room, sleeping room, and lavatory dated.— (Register photo by Charlie Wunder) is Catholic Rural Life representa up to serve as a tabernacle. To Be Missionary tive, and in Lincoln county, where (Communion was distributed to Father Francis Pettit of Hugo is some x f the people present and the priest-representative. Besjdes after The Mass the sacrament of wheat, sugar and beans are the Baptism was administered to Ray major commodities sought in the Eleven BPs Make Archdiocesan Total 90 drive. mond Sadlier, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Sadlier, who became the Seventeen o f the state’s 63 first child baptized in the newly counties are already orgaiilzed- for formed parish. the campaign, h^dquarters of Need of More Sponsors Becomes [vident; Expenses Nominal which are in the Mining Exebange Efforts were made immediately building, Denver. to obtain a more suitable place of B y E d M il l e r In the Allen home, Mrs. Winkler Anna, 27, come to the United Yugoslav, comes to this country not busy with their three-year-old worship, pending the building of a Eleven more Catholic dis will act as housekeeper, and her States from the Luitpold DP camp. under the Yugoslav immination boy, Jaroslaw. church. On the following Sunday, placed persons are on their husband will be the Allen chauf They are Greek Catholics and, al quota, and is sponsored oy his One of the most interesting of feur. though by nationality Ukrainian, uncle, Frank Omahen, 4774 Penn the newcomers is Miss Harriet Oct. 13, Mass was celebrated in way from Europe to new Solemn Novena the house at 2431 Federal boule Of the refugee group that will lived in Poland prior to 1939. sylvania street, Denver, for whom Briedis, 25, who, although she u vard (at that time 1021 Boule homes in the Archdiocese of land in New' Orleans (barring Mr*. Klepak, 39, a widow, he will work. of Latvian descent, was bom in vard). This house was rented for Denver. Nine of the persons changes in sailing plans possibly and bar 15-yoar-old danghtar Resort work will be the occupa Moscow. A high school graduate Opens Oct. 9 in who also has been trained as a some time from Frank Goudy, who come from International Ref necessitated by the recent Gulf wera sponsored by tba Vary tion of the Perchaez family, who and afterwards purchased, to ugee camps in Germany and Aus area hurricanes), Mr. and Mrs. Rot. Monsignor Waltar Cana nurse. Miss Briedis speaks Eng van, pastor of tba Catbodral. will make their home at Grand lish fluently. Coming from the gether with its five adjacent lots. tria are due to dock at New Or Wasyl Ostapiuk, Mrs. Rozalie Kle- Lake under the direction of their Denver Cathedral leans on the steamship Eltinge Mrs. Klepak and ber daughter Schweinfurt DP camp, she wiH This ■location and house served as pak and her daughter, Anna, and The annual solemn novena in this Sunday, Oct. 9, and another Rudolf Britvar will make their had, ae their last address, the benefactor, B. C. Farrell. Antin make her residence with the Anton a parish rectory from that time honor of Our Lady of the Mirac until 1923, when the present rec homes in Denver. The Antin Per- DP camp, Goettingar, 22 Sals- Perchaez, who is 26, will act as Hegemann family, route 4, Gree couple were expected in Denver ulous Medal will open in the Den tory at 2905 Federal boulevard marlandstr. The Klepak* are caretaker and general handyman— ley, where she will be employed as this week end, having disembarked chaez family will settle in Grand ver Cathedral Sunday, according was completed. During the course from the steamship Ballou in New Graak Catholic* and nre of Pol and also work in the resort’s drug a domestic. Lake, and Miss Harriet Briedis to the Very Rev. Monsignor Wal o f construction of the combination ish and Ukrainian extraction. store. His wife, Anastasia, 24, also The Archdiocesan Resettlement York earlier this week. This brings will be located in Greeley. ter Canavan, pastor. The novena church and school, at what is now to 90 the total number of DPs The Ostapiuks, Wasyl, 37, and Rudolf Britvar, a 25-year-old will help on the Farrell place when bureau is endeavoring to find gen' erous persons in Denver and vi' will run through Monday, Oct; 17. 25th avenue and Grove street. resettled in the Archdiocese of It will be given by the Rev. FVan- Mass was offered every Sunday Denver. cinity who will sponsor pne or cis Murphy, C.M., of the Vincen in the original rectory. Monsignor* E. J. Kolka, arch more DF s . Besides helping to find Thu first church and school A 1949 graduate of Holy Seminary Alumni to Meet Oct. 12 and 13 the DP a job and a home, the bene tian novena band. diocesan associate director of re According to Monsignor Cana was completed in May, 1890, Family high school, John settlement, says that seven of the factor is asked to underwrite the and blessed by the Most Rev. Tyne, son of Mrs. Alice Tyne of The 27th annual gathering of smorgasbord dinner will be bers of the alumni will fill the DP’s chair-car fare from the point van, novena services will be held group are to be placed in metro after the 7:45 Mass each morning Nicholas Chrysostom Mata, 2823 W. 27th avenue, will leave for politan Denver, and the other four alumni of St. Thomas’ seminary served to members of the alumni offices of the Mass. of debarkation, with the provision Bishop of Denver at that time. the Maryknoll preparatory college will be conducted next week that afternoon at the Mt. Ver Bishop Kucera will preside at that, if the sponsor so desires, and at 7 :46 each evening. An dxtra will ^0 to outlying towns in the service will be held on Monday The dedication sermon was de in Glenn Ellyn, 111., where he will archdiocese. over two days for the first time. non Country club atop the focR- the dinner at the seminaiy the money •will be repaid to him livered by the eloquent Domin study four years before entering The reunion is scheduled for hills west of Denver. Following Thursday noon. Toastmaster wiU in monthly installments by the at 5:30, the regular hour o f the The pair coming to Denver ican, known as the Apostle of the novitiate of the Maryknoll Mis- Wednesday and Thursday, OcL the dinner, the priests will ad be the Rev. William Kelly of person aided. perpetual novena service. Confes via New York city are Mr. and the Holy Name, the Vary Rev, sioners. 12 and 13. Bishop Louis B. Ku- journ to the parish hall of St. Colorado Springs. Speakers will sions will be heard after the Eve Mrs. Gyula Winkler, a middle- According to Monsignor Kolka, ning services. Charles H. McKenna, O.P. Many After graduation from the S t cera of Lincoln, Neb., will sing Joseph's church in Golden, where include the Very Rev. William the fare and expenses ordinarily of the local clergy were in at Dominic grade school, John at aged couple who were sponsored the Pontifical Mass in the sem the evening will be spent in a J. Kenneally, C.M., seminary Father Murphy taught ori the by Mr. and Mrs. John T. Allen come to approximately $70. Per faculty of De Paul university in tendance. tended Holy Family high school, inary chapel Oct. 13. general reunion. rector; and the Rt. Rev. Mau sons interested in aiding these un The first church, a brick build where he was an excellent student of 500 Circle drive, Denver. Na After a business meeting st The Pontifical Maw the next rice Helmann of Lincoln, alumni Chicago for 12 years before poin- tives pf Hungary, Winkler and his fortunate persons are urged to ing the noveaa band as a re^ lar ing of large proportions at that a good athlete, and a leader in the the seminary next Wednesday morning will be sung in the sem president. see Monsignor Kolka at the Reset time/ is used now exclusively for D club and sodality. wife, Helene, already have a work morning, visiting priests will be inary chapel at 10 o’clock. A ball game between tha member. His field was mqdern ing knowledge of English. Until tlement Bureau, located at 1665 a school, but is to be replaced in A sister, Margaret Ann, is an taken for a short ride through Preacher for the occasion will alumni and students is tenta American and Fuglish literature. Grant street, or to call him at Father Murphy will also conduct 1960 with a new and modem employe of the' Telephone company recently they were located in the the mountains, always so beau- be the R t Rev. James J. Dono- tively scheduled for the after school adjoining ths present in Denver. Crtrman DP camp, Kreuibaeh 17. tiiol in tha early fall A ftitive ran of Great Falla, Mont Mem noon. AComa 8826. a triduum for the grade school T
PAGE TW O Offlea, 938 Bannock Strool THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Tolephono, KEyiteno 4205 Thursday, Octobor 6, 1949
eiS 17th Strict BttwMB Wcitoa Cathedral Society ijifUcA CilUoc Forty Hours' Catholic Information See Our Complete Line of Will Meet Oct. 14 Will Open; at The first regular meeting of the Nights to Be Held at 1949-50 season of the Cathedral Altar and Rosary society will be S te d u e A , SPEOAL SUNDAY DINNER held in St. Paul’s reading room at St. Patrick's the Cathedral, Denver, Friday, Oct. Serw»d Prom 11:00 A.IU. I» 5:00 PM. 14, at 2 o’clock. The president, Choice of S««p or Cecktail ____ (St. Palnek's Parish, Denver) Parish in Brighton treasurer, and committ^ chairmen ROAST SIRLOIN OF BEEFj Forty Hours’ devotion will open will give their annual reports. Offi Maihed Potatoes, Choice of Vegetable Friday morning at a High Mass at Brighton.— (St. Augustine’s Parish)— The first of the cers will be installed, and chair Indiridually Baked 8 o’clock with procession, singing Catholic Information nights will be held in the meeting men of committees will be ap CHICKEN PIE of the litany, and exposition of the pointed. S J b iA d J u L Rolla, Salad, Dessert and Drink 8 5 Blessed Sacrament. Friday eve room of the rectory on Tuesday evening, Oct. 11, at 8 o’clock. Women in Cathedral parish who Hv(« tnm •( Ikt wsult it sir Ssaeu S n «* ning at 7:45 o’clock there will be The purpose'of these Information nights is to acquaint both are not members are invited to at PriTAt* DinJnf Boom for Partise—Phono CH. 3CI1 Rosary, sermon, and Benediction; tend. Members are asked to bring 1400 SEATS • NO LIQUOR • ORGAN MUSICl Saturday morning, exposition at 8 Catholics and non-Catholics with the fundamentals of the guests. o’clock Mass. Saturday evening at faith. Some interest hss already T J f io ih s U c 7:45 o’clock there will be Rosary, been manifested by non-Catholics sermon, and Benediction, fol lowed by Confessiona; Sunday in the possibility o f attending Story of Fleming Case morning, exposition before the 9 these talks. The Information nights Marble Dust 10« o’clock Mass. The closing of this will be held on the second and devotion will be Sunday afternoon fourth Tuesdays of each month In National News Agency Plastics 20c to 1.45 ; at 4:80 o’clock, with Rosary, ser during the winter season. Every mon, singing of the litany, and one is welcome to attend. Metal Stotues 1.10 i Benediction. All parishioners should The following resume of the The Regitter said in its story The officers of the Crusaders of case to oust Catholic sisters as that in addition to the school at make a ^ecial effort to attend Christ the King held their first Composition 2.00 to 24.00 i these semces. teachers in the Fleming school was Fleming, which is located in the meeting on Sept. 23. The purpose sent oqt by the Religious News Denver archdiocese, four elemen Thursday evening; O ct 6, there of this initial meeting was to plan Service headquarters, New York, tary and two public high schools in Hand Carved Wood Statues' will be a meeting of the Holy Name a closer organization for the Cru on Sept. 29: the Pueblo diocese are taught by society in the school meeting 4.00 to 84.00 saders. Those attending this meet Sterling, Colo. — A civil suit nuns. They Include grade and high («ST room. ing were Moses Sandoval, Martin filed in Logan county district schools in Antonito and Capulin, Baptized this week were Alfred Macias, Manuel Macias, Charles court here charged that public and m d e schools in Conejos and Ronald Caustrita, ton of Mr. and Brown, Ben Duran, and Tony San Luis. 1 Mrs. Alfred Caustrita, sponsored Sandoval. tax funds are being used to main by Arthur and Celia Sanchez; tain a school in which Catholic It was decided that the meetings nuns are employed aa teachers. This Week*8 ^cum A, QLahluL Larry Allen Johnson, son o f Mr. of the officers would be held on Th4 complaint, filed by W. E. lo u pay nothing extra for the convenience and Mrs. Warren Johnson, spon the second and fourth Wednesdays Developments sored by Victor Tarantino and of each month at 7:30 o’clock. Outcault, retired sugar company In Fleming Case CHURCH GOODS HOUSE resulting from the fine location of Boulevard Laura I^ng; Sally Ann Bloeser, Each company will meet once a fieldman, alleged that the pupils daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack of St Peter’s public school at To the facts above, the dailies at Federal and North Speer. Boulevard is read month at a time specified by the 1636 Tremonl Place. Bloeser, sponsored by Cecil He- officer in charge. Each company is Fleming "are griven religious in of Denver this week added the Established 1902 ily accessible from all parts of Denver and Conohay and Ruth Ann Riddle; struction during school hours.” It following: made up o f 24 soldiers with one Denver 2, Colo. ; suburbs, fre^ parking at all hours, served by Michael Reynolds, son of Mr. end officer. further charged that there is no Mrs. Nettie Freed, state super TA. 3789 Mrs Francis Reynolds, baptized by separation between Catholics and ^ I r A The highlight of their program intendent of public instruction, trolley coach and tram. Father Theodore Haas, with John Protestants among the 20 students. asserted Tuesday that 39 nuns are for the year will take place at and Margaret Bridges as sponsors. teaching in public schools in Colo At Boulevard, every service is complete, re the Forty Hours’ devotion, which An immediate denial of the alle rado. She named three schools in gardless o f cost; there are no unexpected Angelo Covelli and Ennrechetta is being combined with the annual gations was made by Joseph A. 1T4S Traeiaal F}. Ferarese were married before Craven, attorney for the Denver Conejos county, one in Costilla DENVEB’S HOST , extras. triduum for Christ the King. At Ill B. Uth Aaa.' Monsignor Achilla Sommaruga. the conclusion of the Forty Hours’ archdiocese, who said the char^ county, and one in Logan county. PBOGRESSl'VX Witnesses were Angelo Girdimo devotion there will be the recep that the nuns were teaching rui- The Post quoted Joseph A. Ul B. ink Ave: and Josephine BanbonL gion during school hours was false Craven, attorney for the school tion of those boys seeking admis M4 S. nth Aaa. K On Saturday morning at 9:30 and illogical. district in Fleming, as saying that The same personnel with years o f experience sion to the Crusaders. A sports 1147-41 Uarktl Bt. before a Nuptial Mass, Glen Bar Craven’s denial was reported the term St Peter’s in regard to TAbor Itri and finest equipment used on every service. program is being arranged bi rett, son of Mr. and Mrs. William order to give keen competition to by the Repieter, Catholic weekly this school is a geographical desig Barrett, and Rosemary Miller, the different companies. The Cru Denver, which set the number nation with no more religious con daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. George saders will also assist with work in of pupils in the school at 35, and notation than San Francisco. “ Ha BOULEVARD Miller, were married before Fa the Catholic library after school said ^at they were all Catholics. said that the district will base its ther Regis McGnire. Witnesses in the afternoons, and after Jun defense on the contention that According to Outcault, the pres religion is not taught in the school T H o n t u a n t f ^ were Mr. and Mrs. George E. Mil ior Newman club meetings on ent situation developed after the ler. Monday eveninga and that wearing of the religious EGYPTIAN DRESS SHOP 1947 election of F ^ k Hoefler, garb by the teachers does not con 7'he tehoel but it aew is 'op- Our Lady of Fatima devotions Edward J. Lock, and J. H. Bam- THE LITTLE DEPARTMENT STORE ' FEDERAL BLVD. at NORTH SPEER - PHONE GRand / 6 ^ 6 stitute a violation of the Con aration'and a definite route will will begin tomorrow night at 7:45 hoft as directors '>f the Fleming stitution.” The Post quoted Deputy school district All three men have be given tooa. TtekeU for tbe o’clock. These devotions will con Attorney General Allen Moore as Full Lina of New Fall Dresses, Skirts and Blouses tinue on Friday nights throughout been named as defendants in the but Will be ittued. predicting the case would wind up the winthr and spring months. The action. Outcault’s complaint al in the U. S. Supreme court. Children's end infants' Weor Everyone is invited to attend devotions will Isst only 30 minutes. leges : The News quoted Mr. Craven Notions, Ribbons, Yarns, Christmas Cards, the Living Rosary to be held at Plans are being made for the Immediately following their as saying that “ his defense will the Holy Ghost church Sunday, annua] fall festival to be held in election, the directors closed one center around the fact that since Gift Wrappings Oct. 9, at 8 p.m. The following November. A completely filled of the two public school buildings the twC nuns are college gradu sodalists will represent S t Pat hope chest will be on display. in their district and a year later ates and hold teachers’ certificates rick’s ^ ris h : Angie Colmenero, 4758 W. 32nd Ave. GRand 6058 Victor Jacobueei is chairman of did not open tha one remaining they should not bo barred from Viola Cinea, Mary Shanley, Leona the festival, and Mrs. Everette school. a public school job because of Eccher, and Ann DiSaverio. Dahlinger is co-chairman. Upon the closing of the second their religious belicfa or their school, the directors “ ordered the religious garb.” school children” to attend St Peter’s, located next to the two Annunciation PTA Drive closed buildings. Two nuns were engaged as teachers, the complaint continued, Holy Family PTA For Members Is Over Top and they were paid out of public funds, the money being turned (Aonanciation Pariih, Denver) First Friday Masses will be at over by them to “ various orders.” Bridge Tourney The Annunciation PTA member 6:50 and 7:30. The PTA will (According to the RegitUr, an ship drive went over the top 100 serve breakfast to the children fol opinion of the Colorado Attorney per-cent, with 900 members en lowing the 7:80 Mass. General in 1933 permitted the rolled. The first eighth leasing of Catholic schools bv the Begins Oct. 20 Nocturnal Adoration at Holy state and hiring of qualifien ais- DENVER INDUSTRIAL BANK grade, and 10th grade reached 100 Ghost church for the men of An (Holy Famtly Parish, Denver) t b e HSW per cent in the first week of the ters as teachers.) CIORCI P. poor. PrvfMMT nunciation parish is from 10 to In addition to the three school A pinochle-bridge tournament ^l534CalifomiaSt.(y drive. 11 p.m. Thursday evening. Men Dry CCL^ PfionaMAinS155< Prizes for bringing in the most district directors, the following sponsored by Holy Family PTA interested should call E. Clinton. \rill start Thursday evening, Oct. members went to u r r y Clinton, persons were named as defend The annual sale of Chriatmas ants: Mrs. Doris Plummer, county 20, et 8:30 in the school hall, W. fifth nade, and Nadine Roach, 44th avenue and Utica street, and seventh grade. 4 cards and Christmas wrappings, superintendent of schools; Mrs. ^^^tii^ouse sponsored by the Altar and R J. J. CELLA INSURANCE Georgetown U. Heights Lithuanian Student DENVER'S OLDEST CHEVROLET DEALER YV WE CAN TELL Marl* A. Call* J. CalU Grads Prepare What Makes YOU! Talks to Denver UNESCO Unit I I Our new analyzer ma "Insurance of All Kinds" (Loretto Haighta Collage, Denver) chine c a n diagnose Hoya Reception Miss Grazina Sruoginis, freshman at Loretto Heights college, Denver, and a displaced Your Engine your engine without expensive “ t a a r i n g 42 Yean of Dependable Service in the Field where person from Lithuania, spoke before the UNESCO group at the Steele Community center. Saturday, Nov. 12, has been KH down.” Our factory- Dependability if EMsential. A native of Kaurues; Lithuania, Miss Sruoginis is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. "T ick? " trained mechanics can designated “ Georgetown Univer Vinces Sruoginis of Jersey City, make your engine run sity day” in Denver in honor of N. J. like new— with power, 1120 Security Bldg. i»tii • c*ut Phone KE. 2633 the visiting Hoya grid warriors, She told her enthusiastic audi EE pep, and thrifty effU according to Pete Little, secretary ence about her childhood, the Children at St Rose's ciency. Drive in todayl coming of the .Bolsheviks, neces Tree Estimates! of the Rocky Mountain George sitating her escape to Germany; RH town university Alumni associa conditions in the U. S. zone of Will Have Own Mission Five Sunshine Cruises tion. occupied Germany, and the win 'S i 'iul At a meeting presided over by ning of a full scholarship to study 1__From New York, Wednesday, December 21 at L.oretto H eists (St. Ro*e of Lima'* Parish, will begin on Oct. 17 at 4 p.m. in YINER VIHER CARONIA CHRISTMAS CRUISE—18 DAYS—I PORTS—RATES rHOM 1411 Ji^dge Joseph Walsh, president. To Nuuon. Cludid Trajillo, St. ThomM, Mortlnlqu*. Port of Spoln. La Goaira, and Mr. Little, the alumni group Miss Sruoginis was a student at Denver) the church and continue through Technical university, faculty of Cnracao, Cristobal and Havana drew plans this week to welcomeelc The children of the parish are Oct 21. The Very Rev. Peter J. 4 5 5 BROADWAY • TELEPHONE PEarl 4641 2— From New York, Saturday, January 21 __ the Georgetown grid squad from sciences, Stuttgart, when she re MAURETANIA SUNSHINE CRUISE—18 DAYS—* PORTS—RATES PROM looking forward to the mission Forbes, C.SS.R., will conduct both the Washington, D. C., Jesuit ceived notice of her award. She st*s came to the United States under that will be held for them in con To Nauan. 8L- Thomis. Msrtiniqne, Barbados. Port of Spain, La Gnalra, school to Denver for the tilt with missions. the auspices of the NCWC War junction with the adult mission. It Cnracao, Cristobal and Havana Denver university. | This Sunday is the Communion Relief Services. 3— From New York, Sofurdnr, februorr II Sunday for the Holy Name so MAURETANIA SUNSHINE CRUISE—18 DAYS—* PORTS—RATES FROM A delegation of the alumni 84*8 group plans to be on hand at the Cast Chosen ciety and for the men and boys ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S PARISH To Kincston, Ciudad Trujillo. St. Thomas. Hsrtiniqnt, Port of Spain. airport Friday, Nov. 11, when the For Operetta Lourdes Altar of the parish. They will receive Patronixe These Friendly Firms Im Gnalra. Curacao. Cristobal and Havana Hoya stalwarts fly in for the bat Communion in a body in the 8 4— From New York, Saturday, March 4 tle Nov. 12. This will be the first Earl Bach, director of the o’clock Mass. MAURETANIA SUNSHINE CRUISE—14 DAYS-----6 PORTS—RATES FROM visit of the team to Denver, and ipeecb department at Loretto 8185 Height* and director of “ Star The organization of both the To St. Thomas. Martinique, Port of Spain, La Gnalra, Havana, and Naaaai one of the rare instances of an Unit Will Fete Night*,” announced the ca*t Washington Park MU. 5— —From New York, Tuesday, March 21 East coast eleven playing in the adult and children’s choir begins *elected ■ for Victor Herbert’* this week. The first meeting for Red & While Food Store OPEN SUNDAYS 9 TO 12 MAURETANIA SUNSHINE CRUISE—14 DAYS—8 PORTS—RATES FROM Rocky Mountain region. Daily 7 to 7 8885 “ Babe* in Toyland,” which will Regis college, which is co-oper both groups will be on Thursday BILL HUGHES, Prop. To SL Thomis, Martinique, Port of Spain, La Gnalra. Havana, and Naaaan be pre*ented at Phipp* auditor Past Officers evening of this week. The chil ating with the Georgetown alumni Register your application nose scith ium Nov. 16, 17, 18, and 19. dren’s choir will meet at 7 o’clock Complete Food Service Hawes Food Store in making the occasion a gala one, Winnie Linsenmkier, a gradu (Our Ladjr of Lourde* Parish, BMkir Bten — G<)'li HtvM was represented at the meeting by each Thursday evening, also for PIERO de LUISE TRAVEL BUREAU ate of St. Francis de Sales’ high Denver) .398 South Gilpin An IGA Store two seniors, Virgil Kirsten and one hour. KEystone 2769 school and a freshman at the “It's Sasrt u Be Thrifty” (Fotmo-lr Bndiiill G n etrf k Market) 1120 Security Bldg. Bob Fiori. Regis and Loretto Our Lady of Lourdes Altar and The classes of catechism for the college this year, will have the Rosary society will meet this Quality Meats - Heights colleges are working with part of Allan. She is the daughter children of the parish began Sun the alumni association in sponsor Thursday evening, Oct. 6, in the day, Oct. 2. Sisters Ruth Agneji of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Lin- center house. Rosary will be re LEN’S Pharmacy Groceries ship of a dance Saturday evening senmaier, 970 S. Vine street and Fidelia of the Sisters of Char Fresh and Frozen Fruit* in the Albany hotel to climax cited before the meeting by mem ity, who are conducting the U 0. FEHR. Prop. Mary Carolyn Sinnett, senior^ bers of the society at-the Shrine Htaiber St. Vincent 4* Psnl’e Parish and Vegetables “ Georgetown day” activities. classes, enrolled 65 children. The the daughter of Mrs. John Sin of Our Lady of Lourdes. The Ro Have Your Doctor Phone Louisiana -and Clayton 12S Alumni in'Area classes will be held at 9 o’clock Floors Cost Money nett of Grand Rapids, Minn., will sary will be recited at 7:45 and Us Your Prescription SP. 5717 There are 125 alumni of play the part of Contrary Mary. each Sunday morning in the the meeting in the center house 2707 E. Louisiana KA. 3739 Georgetown in the Rocky Moun Anne Hoare, junior, daughter of will follow at 8 o’clock. Past of church, for all children who are Have Them Treated and Preserved by tain region, according to Mr. Lit Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Hoare, ficers of the society will be guests not attending parochial schools. At Lanlslsns and Seath Clayton . tle. It is hoped, however, to draw 2210 Lowell boulevard, and a of honor at the meeting. The There will be another meeting Experts at Very Low Cost 300 alumni and Georgetown sup graduate of St. Joseph’s high women of the society will outline of the altar boys and boys of the porters from all parts of the coun school, will portray the role of their fall program, which will in parish who wish to become altar try to root for the Hoyas at the Gonzorgo. Mary Lee Guy, daugh clude an October bake sale. boys on Saturday, Oct. 8, at 9:30 CALL TA.4488 Denver stadium in the second in ter of Mrs. Nellie Wolfsiefffer, in the church. At the last meeting OIVI^IE BRAE the series between the schools. 1665 Grant street, will play the First Barn Dance Richard Adams, Charles Read, Last year’s battle in Washington’s part of Jane. Miss Guy, graduate Is Scheduled Johnny Yedo, Moritz Kerstiens, E. J. SCARRY & CO. Griffith stadium ended in a dead of Cathedral high school, is also Jack 'Treloar, Norman Silva, Rob Chopping District lock. Georgetown, in this season’s a junior. The parish will enjoy the first ert Anderson, Ronald Silva, Ron Manufacturing Chemists first game, pulled an upset over Elaine Tolvo, the daughter of barn dance of the season on ald Anderson, George Fowler, a touted Holy Cross team. Mr. and Mrs. George ’Tolvo of Wednesday, Oct. 12, sponsored Harvey Kamionka, Bill Robinson, Grada Support Drive Welby, has the part of Tom-Tom. by the Rocks of Lourdes’ club. The Dickie Fowler, Bill Allen, Orlando CONOCO PRODUCTS BONNIE BRAE 1620 Market St. Denver 2, Colo. Mr. Little also reported that Miss Tolvo is a freshman. The dance will be a monthly feature Duran, Tommy Richards, Bobby Lnbrlcatlon, Cor Washing, Batteries alumni of the Rocky Mountain art of Marmaduke will be played for the parish and will be held at Kershaw, Larry Kershaw, Robert DRUG CO. the Grandview grange at 6000 S. Recharged. 'Tire Vnleanizlng ALFRED C ANDERSEN. Owaer-Hanatse association have contributed $600 y Jean Craig of Louviers. Miss Bender, James Powers, Ronald in the million-dollar Georgetown Craig is a freshman, the daughter University. The party will start at Have your Doctor phone us 8 p.m. and donations of 50 cents Leasure, and Donald Leasure were BONNIE BRAE IFe Photograph Anything Anywhere university gymnasium campaign. of Mr. and Mrs. Harold V. Craig. present. your Prescriptions Mary Frances Campbell, 861 will cover the cost of rental of the CONOCO SERVICE Beer, Wines, Etc. Seventeen Georgetown alumni hall and the refreshments. The barn attended the meeting held in Bog- Cherry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Canned Goods Shower 724 So. Uniyerzity • PE. 9909 The Mile-High Photo Co. Frank Campbell, will play the dances have been very successful 763 So. University RA. 2874 gio’s Rotisserie. Those present, be during the first year and it is Will Honor Pastor sides Judge Walsh and Mr. Little, part of Roderigo. Miss Campbell KODAK nNJfiHING is a senior. hoped that parishioners will get The Altar and Rosary society were John J. Crowley, John L. together again this year. will meet on Oct.. 13, at 1:30 p.m. Preisser's Red & White 320-22 Seventeenth KEstone 6114 Denver Geraghty, Edward A. Hanifen, Mary Fern Verlengia, daugh Edmund L. Mullen. Thomas T. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Ver The parishioners had a good in the parish house basement It Buchanan's ® Service McGovern, William N. Finnerty, lengia of Pueblo, will play the time at their October Work and is to be a canned goods shower in Grocery and Market Fun day last Sunday on the parish James A. Ingraham, Bernard Mal part of Bo-Peep. Mary Martha honor of the new pastor. The LEE all hazard guarantee tires. FANCY MEATS. VEGETABLES, AND loy, Gilbert C. Welch, Bill Alsop, Sachs, a senior from Rockford, grounds. Flower bulbs were hostesses will be Mmes. McCormic, QUALITY GROCERIES AT lanted by the men and women Philcheck lubri-tection, washing, Louis Boggio, Raymond J. Savage, 111., and the daughter of Mr. DeMers, Zamboni, Clennon, Lud REASONABLE PRICES efore the picnic. The Rocks of Going somewhere? Joseph Little, and Frank Morriss. and Mrs. John M. Sachs, will wig, Mary Brjinner, Getsch, Lang- tire repair, batteries Free Delivery .SPmee 4447 the part of Jill. Ethel M. Lourdes club won the ball game field. Brown, Bruhn, McLeran, 2231 E. Ohio At*. (So. Unlv. end Ohle) uckley, a junior of Worland, from the Guards by a. score o f 12- Hart, Riley, Petrun, Pacheo, JEAN AND BILL'S QUICK You con readily arrange to carry Community Chest Opens Wyo., the daughter of Mr. and 11. The talent show sponsored by Flinn, and Theisen. It is hoped The firms listed here de Mrs. Clyde G. Buckley, will have the PTA was declared a great suc FRIENDLY SERVICE cess. Parents enjoyed seeing their there will be a good attend serve to be remembered on your banking activity even the part of Tommy Tucker. ance of members and anyone in (Ftnwiy tiy'i "<6” Sinin) Drive for $1,630,000 Jeanne Johnson, daughter of Mrs. children perform. More than $100 when you are distributing though you ore out of town. was donated by those attending the terested in coming to the meeting Open 7:0* A.M. ts 1I:<0 P. M. Every Day Alexine Johnson of Roseville, is welcome. your patronage in the dif Red feathers dropped from a Calif., will play the part of Simple show when the hat was passed 709 S. University Blvd. SP. 9723 Bank-by-moil. For your convert- Lowry air ' base plane heralded Simon. Paiuine Armstrong, fresh around. The donation will help Mrs. Johanna Sengenburger was ferent lines of business. the opening of the 1949 Commu man, 2750 W. 34th avenue, and pay for the football uniforms for taken to a local hospital recently ience we furnish special forms so nity Chest campaign in the Denver a graduate of Holy Family high the school team. Mrs. Joseph Folk- with a severe heart attack, but is area this week. ner and her co-workers won praise now out of danger and is expected that you can send in your depos* school, will play the part of Curly With “ Give ’Til It Helps” as Locks. Helen J. Wildgan, daugh for the fine performance of the home in a short time. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Wild children. its by mail. A receipt is sent to their slogan, some divisions in the - f + + ' s Chest campaign have already gan of Canon City, will play the Novena Services k Announcing the Opening of the ^ you by return post, with new ei>* started their canvassing and other lart of Miss Muffet. Marlene To Give Mission divisions soon will join them to IcCabe, a freshman, 3860 Fed Continue Weekly ^velope for next deposit. raise the four-county Denver area eral boulevard, daughter of Mr. Novena and Rosary services will quota of $1,630,189. and Mrs. Eugene McCabe, will continue throughout October at play the part of Jack Horner. The plane which the Red the shrine. Father John Regan of There ore many other helpful services available to you Feather campaigners used to in Jane Cuthbertson, 4744 Fed Mother of God church, Denver, itiate the drive was a C-47 trans eral boulevard, daughter of Mr. will conduct the novena next Sun through the bank. Traveler's Checks, Personal Loans, and port— the type which Lowry em and Mrs. Robert E. Cuthbertson, day during the absence of the and a member of the junior class, pastor. Automobile Loans. ployed during the “ haylift” mis sions last winter. has the role of Boy Blue. Peter A boxing show will be the next will be played by Helen Barrack event put on by Our Lady of of Trinidad. Miss Barrack, a soph Lourdes school. Juan Davila, omore, is the daughter of Mr. and the boxing instructor for the chil Mrs. M. C. Barrack. Char Wilkins, dren, will put his charges through CASH also a sophomore, daughter of Mr. some workouts during the next COLORADO Will Pay Cask for Small and Mrs. Ray J. Willnns of Sac few weeks and will be able to Homes in or Near Denver. ramento, Calif., will play the part schedule some bouts in the near Quick Action— Call or See of Sally Waters. Marilyn Tritz, future. The boys are taking to the sophomore, daughter of Mr. and instructions and show promise. NATIONAL A. B. WILLIAMS Mrs. Frank Tritz of Sterling, 111., IMMiei fCOeiAl DEPOSIT INSUtANCt COlPOtAllON T. E. GREENE will play the part of John. Joann 1641 Stout TA. 6266 Flood, sophomore, daughter of SEVENTEENTH AT CHAMPA • DENVER Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Flood of En Meeting Slated Oct. 7 glewood and a graduate of St Francis’ high school, has the part By Tabernacle Society ^ PASTRIES.. ROILS.. COOKIES.. DONUTS 3 of Boiyby Shaftoe. Sally Smith of A rvada, a graduate of Holy Monsignor Walter J. Canayan s and SIM M O N S Family high school, will play the will be host to the Tabernacle part of Uncle Barnaby. Miss society on Friday, Oct. 7, in the JEWELRY CO. Smith is a senior. Pat Crawford Cathedral rectory, 1501 Penn The m i 8 s i Ti beginning SWEDISH RYE BREAD 1560 Ingalls, daughter of Mr. and sylvania street, Denver. The 0 CATHEDRAL PARISH 516 15TH STREET Sunday, Oct. 16, in St. Rose EsrI J. B.llam—Wstchasker Mrs. Ross Crawford, has the part meeting will be called at 2 ★ o’clock by the president, Mrs. of Lima’s church, Denver, will be s These Friendly Firms Deserve Your Patronage PHONE KE. 3937 of Grumio. Miss Crawford is also a senior. James M. Knight. The Very Rev. conducted by the Very Rev. Peter I Mary Ellen Mulcahy, freshman, Monsignor David Maloney will J. Forbes, C.SS.R. (above) Father Come in and Get Acquainted the daughter of Edward T. address the meeting. Forbes is well known for retreats For Perfect Dry Cleaningf Mulcahy of 3400 East 7th ave This will be the first meeting and missions in the Middle West. Rely on our ordorles* service every time you nue, will play the part of Hilda. of the fall season. The newly The week-long mission, a part of need cleaning done. We are staffed to do Miss Mulcahy is a graduate of elected officer* will be installed, the observance of the parish’s sil the finest work. Your satisfaction is fully St. Mary’s academy. Florence and the chairmen of the varions ver jubilee, assumes particular im guaranteed. Connors, a freshman, 56 S. Grant, group*'will make their annual portance because of the rapid the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. reports. A good attendance is growth being experienced by the BURKrS CLEANERS By J. O. MOLBERG Thomas J. Connors, portrays the desired. parish. Widow Piper. Miss Connors is a ^OUTB GAYLORD 26 E. 11th Ave. MA. 7442 A CRIPPLE CREEK GOLD graduate of St Francis’. Joanne RING Little, 3675 S. Humboldt, the BROADMOOR CLEANERS daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Chopping 712 So. Pearl — PE B485 F. Little and a graduate of St Mary’s academy, will have the Are You Working part of the Toymaker. Miss Lit Overstake's Pharmacy tle is a sophomore. Patricia Moore, Shoes for the Family CLARK’S FLOWERS a sophomore, 3638 Humboldt, also 1000 So. Gaylord RA. 4401 Harder At Worrying Lowest Prices in Denver IHPLBTE LINE OP CUT FLOWEBS' a graduate of S t Mary’s acad Have Your Doctor Phone AND POTTED PLANTS emy, will play the part of the X-Ray Fitting PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED /(Js His Prescription ^ir* OsDrar TA., IM8' Workman. Katie Hermann, a about a lot of hills than you are on your job ? We have Sendel Shoe Store Floral Spray* and Corsage* FOR AND DELIVERED CRIPPLE CREEK GOLD sophomore from Amarillo, Tex., helped thousands of' people relieve that “ nervous ten We Deliver I^COLFAZ DKIVK-IN 118* K. COLFAX ColfWx at Downing Denver is to play the part of Brown We Give Groan, Stamps 1023 So. Gaylord RA. 5087 KEystone 3217 Dot of the looet intereeting irgiu of the Bear. Miss Herrman is the daugh sion" by making them a loan to pay off all creditors H rfC Wcetem United Btatee fa the influence ter of Mr, and Mrs. C. G. Herr and thereby reducing monthly payments. We can prob of gold mining. The weet progreeeed mann. - M l DOYLE’S npidly ft! a reeult of the 19th PAGE FOUR OfHM, 938 l( ;k Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REVilSTER Tolcphonc, KEyitone 4205 Thursdoy, October 6, 1949 Fr. Reed W ill Speak Greeley Parish, College In Cpiorado Springs Mass Schedules Given Greeley.— (St. Peter's Parish) The B. L, Spindler family left FOR COATS, — Masses on Friday will be at 6:15 Greeley to make their home in and 7:30 in St. Peter’s, and at Fort Collins. SUITS, DRISSES At Deanery Meeting 7 in the Panel Lounge on the Mrs. Fred McCourt was laid up campus for the convenience of the with a virus infection and was Catholic students, followed by unable to attend the regional meet 54 TO 60" WIDE Colorado Springs.— The Colorado Springs deanery of breakfast. ing in San«Antonio last week. the Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women will hold its The choir will meet Friday eve The youth activities, under the quarterly meeting at the recreation hall of St. Paul’s chapel ning at 7:30. The choir will be leadership of Mrs. Fred McCourt, 2 . 9 5 reorganized. Joseph Bochman, di are off to a good start. Thursday, Oct. 20, at 8 p.m. rector, urges and invites those Mrs. Anthony Rossi is the Girl The Rev, Paul Reed will be the guest speaker for the wishing to become members to Scout leader, and the Brownies meetini:. Election of officers will come to the session. have four leaders, Mmes. E. W. be held. The board of directors The Third Order of St. Francis The college Newman club met Barnhart, Om I Noel, Lawrence 4 . 9 5 and chairmen of affiliated grouoB resume its autumn meetings Sun in Newman hall .Oct. 2 and held Cieloha, and William Busch. Each are invited to meet at the home of day in St. Mary's church. 'Mrs. Dillie was born Oct 19, group has about 16 members. , yard Mrs. William Wintz, 8 First street, At the luncheon meeting of the 1875, in Sewald, Russia. She mar The Greeley council of the Broadmoor, on Tuesday evening, homemaking group Monday, Oct ried Peter Dillie in Sewald, Russia, Knights of Columbus attended the A wonderful selection Oct 31. 3, at the home of Mrs. David Rein and the couple came fh this country district meeting held in Fort Col in 1911, and settled in the Iliff lins. Ed Kelly of Leadville, state for pleasurable and Preparationt for the aonual hardt, Mrs. Edward McCann re Coiumbat day party, iponaored viewed The Seven Storey Mountain, community. Mr. Dillie died April deputy, was guest speaker. Mem- profitable fall sewing! by Colorado Sprinft council by Father Louis Merton, O.C.S.O. 30, 1948. Sers attended from Longmont, Mrs. Dillie was a member of the Boulder, Greeley, and Fort Col Rugged tweeds, soft, 582, Knights of Columbus, which Mrs. Joseph Van Brunt, and her will he held in Carpenters' hall, son, Michael, will be mid-October St. Catherine of Siena parish of lins. After the meeting, refresh sheer crepes, worsteds, 9 E. Costilla street, Wednesday, V T Iliff. ments were served the knights and Surviving Mrs, Dillie are a son, their wives. gabardines,' Versatile Oct. 12. have been completed, their home in Spokane, Wash., and o n e i S u i t e r according to Andrew F. Lachow* will be with Mrs. Van Brunt’s aunt, Peter Dillie, Jr., of Padroni; two Dr. M. C. McCaw, head of the x-ray department at the Weld jerseys . . at these *ky, grand knight A Dutch Mrs. E. P. Richards daughters, Mrs.* Mary Harris of AUONCPMCe lunch will be served at 7 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. John Caldwell will Fresno, Calif., and Mrs. Daisy County Public hospital, spoke to • Wool fe lt... Satin bow trim low prices! be hosts Oct. 8 at an open house Shad of Ruphrt, Ida.; and 24 the regular meeting of the Knights MaO Ordari pronptlr ftUad It will be followed by dancing • Just one of our many new fall styles and entertainment. reception from 3 to 5 and 7 to 10 grandchildren. of Columbus in the K. of C. hall. i 3 S The Rev. Joseph R. Kane, O.M.I., p.m. on the occasion o f their 26th Funeral services were held Oct. Dr. McCaw spoke on the prob • Black and the latest fall shades wedding anniversary. 1 in St. Anthony’s church, lems in the development of the will deliver a Columbus day ad • High fashion at low prices dress. over radio station KRDO, Guests at the home of Mr. and election of officers for the coining x-ray machine, the progress made 2 in developing the machine, its at 7 :46 p.m. Mrs. Jerome Glynn are their year. They are the following: • Remarkable values '' n o n t h io h e r St. Mary’s PTA held its monthly nephews and nieces, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Zack, president; Donald operation, and dangers of x-ray. meeting Wednesday, Oct 3. Re Edward Kirkland and Mr. and Mrs. Peyton, vice president; Betty Fraz It was announced that the Co 1510 California Acrou tht ttreet from ports were given by the officers., JosephJosep Wilson of Laguna> Beach, ier, secretary; Dave Mejia, treas lumbus day program Oct 12 would Phone AComa 1222 tke Denver Dry Goode The reading of an article, “ TheaPCalif. urer; Edna Kelly, publicity; Wes followed by a dance in the DAV hall. George Albrecht will School Faculty Looks at the Mrs. Harry Coleman and Mrs. ley Briggs social; and Frank D. PTA," written by Sister Therese Jurry Jensen will entertain the Lorenzo, JCSA committee. be in charge of the program. Sibyl Hats Martin, editor of the At tke End Floral Art Study club at luncheon The Junior Newman club will Knights of the day for the next of the Santa Fe Trail, was given Saturday in the Coleman home at have a picnic and initiation of new m ^ in g are Cyril Crossaint and by one of the students. 12 noon. A fall flower show will members at 6 p.m. Sunday eve Louis Stolarcyzk. 1622 Wei ton Street Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Einjng an follow. ning, Oct. 9, at the Island Grove rREED AUTO SALES nounce the engagement of their Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Talbot Shelter house. dau{^hter, Lola Marie, to Ralph H. will honor Mrs, Talbot’s parents, The Altar and Rosary society Pettinari, son of John Pettinari. Mr, and Mrs. Weidner, Sunday, will meet at 8 p.m. in Newman hall Sterling Parish The October devotions are held Oct. 9, on the couple’s 50th wed Oct. 13. Those serving on the in S t Mary’s church at 12:10 p.m. ding anniversary. Open house will hostess committee are Mrs. C. E. every day except Sunday when be held at the Weidner home from Gosselin. chairman; Miss Kath they take place at 5 o’clock. 7:30 to 10 p.m. No invitations leen Delaney, Mmes. George Al Society Council DODGE and PLYMOUTH Dealers have been issued. brecht, Herbert Grindle, William James Alton will show travel Fitzgerald, R. E. Montgomery, pictures of Cuba, Florida, and New Theodore Schumacher, Henry Orleans following dinner at his Wagner, G. L. Monheiser, and Holds Meeting SALES AND SERVICE SAVE home Saturday honoring his for E. G. Chappelow, Sterling.— (S t Anthony’s Par mer classmates at Notre Dame A food sale for the benefit of ish)—The general council of the university, Raymond Willis and the Girl Scouts and the Brownies Altar and Rosary society met Sept. We Have Plenty of Prestone and Zerex John Thomas, who are guests of will be held Saturday, Oct. 8, at 28 in the school hall. Mrs. Edgar DOUGH! the Alton’s. the Lee Hardware store. Tunison, president, presided. Four teen circles answered roll call. and the Best Trades in Town. The Ave Maria circle will clean m -Mi. CAU the church during October. St. Roggen Knights' Team Rita’s circle reported the gathering ARAPAHOE of 150 pounds of used clothing to GRAPEHE BOTTLING COMPANY 5901 East Colfax be sent to Catholic Charities in 3615 Blake CHerry 1529 DE. 4261 Cleaners & Dyers Wins Baseball Trophy Denver. Sacred Heart circle also has collected a large amount of 2162 Arap. KE. 8341 clothing. St. Barbara’s circle re Roggen.— On Oct. 2, Bill Schmidt, Magdalene Shoeneman was rep cently sent a packa^ of used cloth KEYS THAT OPEN THE DOOR TO OPPORTUNITY manager of the Roggen K. of C. resentative of Sacred Heart Altar ing to the needy in Europe. St. for baseball team, was proudly dis and Rosary society at the Public Patrick’s circle is giving the Young Women— High School Graduates learn to operate the playing the trophy which proclaims Utilities commission hearing Sept Franciscan Sisters a fruit shower. key drive comptometer. Prepare for highest-paid clerical and that his team is the winner of the 20, when the question of installing a protected crossing over the rail The Rev. Emile Verschraeghen bookkeeping positions. Union Pacific League champion discussed the annual fall bazaar Clsssci in comptometer raethoils of buiiness csIcnUtinr aro stsrtlnr now. Tbihlnq hjui ship ioT 1949. The deciding game road tracks near the depot was DAY OR NIGHT heard. The society is interested in and Italian dinner that will be held was played Sept. 25 at Strasburg, the latter part of November. St. The MODERATE TUITION includee this improvement as a closed cross with the final score K. of C. 12; Anne’s circle presented a bill for individual counseling service Strasburg, 4. The trophy, which ing at this point would work a $24 for labor, which was donated ENROLL NOW will be placed in the K. of C. club- hardship on South Roggen folks. by Charles W. Brewer in the re Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Vigil took room, stands about 14 inches high; decorating of the sisters’ home. the base is black plastic with an Amelia to Greeley, where she will COMPTOMETER SCHOOL ih s J>huL&jt C. D. of A. Moot engraved bronze plaque and is sur stay with her aunt, Mrs. Carmen Inquire ‘ Phone mounted by the bronze figure of Vigil, while attending College high The Catholic Daughters met 410 Insurance Bldg. MAin 3771 a batter ready to swing at the ball. school. the home of Mrs. Casteel.in “ We went out after it, and we got Observers noticed leven wild Mrs. William Reagen and Mrs. Ray it,” remarked Bill with a satisfied antelope grazing in the clover Oct Immel were assistant hostesses. grin. A victoiy dinner for the play 2 on the M. C. Klausner place just Plans were completed for a rum ers and their wives will be an a mile north of Sacred Heart mage sale to be held Saturday, Oct. nounced at a later date. church. Mrs. P. L. Button, now residing Ruth Mary Allmer, daughter of in Sterling, a former member of Al Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Orth enter Mrs. Amelia Allmer and grand the C. D. of A. of the Hastings, tained at a party Sept. 28 in Neb., court, was a guest. An daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert honor of little Michael’s first birth M en's Clothing Dept. Orth, was baptized Sept. 25 in interesting program on the sanctu day. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. ary was given by the program com Sacred Heart church, by the Rev. Robert Baer and Raymond, Mr. C. P. Sanger. Mr. and Mrs. Joe mittee. Mrs. E. L. Trum was in Society Brand and Mrs. S. B. Baer and Melvin charge. Brand of Denver were sponsors from IVigglns, Mrs. Hubert Orth, Wall Street, Scottsdale for the little girl whose birthday Paul Allmer, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mr*. Margaret Diliia Dia$ was Sept. 10. Maddox and family from Wiggins. Mrs. Margaret Dillie, aged 73 'and BraytOn The yearly clothing drive for The Sacred Heart Altar and Ro years, long-time resident of the the Pope’s warehouse is under sary society resumed meetings Oct niff community, died Sept. 28 in a way during the week of Oct. 2 Sterling hospital, following a brief $90?? on this s®"' 6 at 8 p.m. in the home of Magda to 9. All new or old ussible cloth lene Shoeneman. Mrs. Shoeneman illness. Mrs. Dillie had lived in the ing intended for this purpose 1 gave a report on the ACCW meet Uiff community for 38 years. HE miiv CO. may be brought to Mrs. George ing she attended last month. Sigg> who is in charge of sorting 2ND FLOOR and packing. Sawing materials, Several of the men from the Mass for UNESCO towals, and soap ara still wal- community responded to the call Paris.— On the eve of the open come* additions to the gifts of of Lonnie Dyess, chairman of the ing of the fourth international con clothing. schoolroom building committee, ference of UNESCO here,ji Mass Mr. and Mrs. Joe Linnebur and when he asked for volunteers to to invoke blessings was celebrated ELKS ANNUAL Eileen returned Sept. 27 from a help finish the interior of the in the SL Honore d’Eylau church. 4,000-mile trip during which they building Monday night All who visited relatives in Wichita, Kans.; can come on Saturday, 0 ^ 8, are FALL FESTIVAL (Just bring in 20 Birds Eye Frosted Houston, and San Antonio, Tex. asked to help clean up tV> yard, TW O NIGHTS Food labels—thfey’re worth $20 on Mr. Linnebur also made a business where scraps of lumber, piles of dirt and gravel, etc., are still in the Friday, Oct. 7th - Saturday, Oct. 8th the purchase of a new Philco trip to Corpus Christi, Tex. Be fore returning home, they drove to way. Freezer. Offer good on either model Shreveport, La. A teacher of music and tap ELKS CLUB illustrated. Now, take advantage Mrs. Hubert Orth reports that dancing, Mrs. Max Hunter from 14th and California Streets of this money-saving event to en on Sept. 23, little Philip Allmer Brighton,'has arranged to come to found his way into the washhouse Sacred Heart school every Thurs DANCING - AMUSEMENT - ENTERTAINMENT - ACTION joy the modem convenience of a Ail Proceed! to the Elkf Cbarit)^ Fond and got his arm caught in the day. She will conduct classes in One Ticket Good for Both Nights Philco Freezer. tap dancing for the different age washing machine, before anyone Tickets 21c — Tax 4c — Total 25c knew where he was. His arm was groups, and will fill out her day PHILCO DH-81 badly injured, though not broken, with private music lessons for all according to the doctor’s report who wish to take them. She will THE BEST COSTS LESS 8.1 cu. ft. capacity teach any musical instrument that DR. J. J. O'NEIL in 5 ft. cabinet size. the student desires. Aek about tpeeiai Um prices 3 compartments— Newmonites Plan Married in Wichita and guaranteed eerviee wishes to announce one for sharp freez Of interest to many people the removal of his dental office ing at' 15* below . Leadership Parley around Keencsburg and Roggen Ainslie R. Davis Holds up to 280 Ibe. was the wedding that took place 721 Mack Builtding Sept. 7 in Wichita, Kans., when MOUNTAIN STATES to In Ft. Collins Oct. 9 Mim Rita Klausmeyer of Wichita became the bride of John Sauter VISUAL PRODUCTS 8CX) Metropolitan Building Fort Collins,— Art Baca, presi of Keenesburg. The Rev. Christo dent, and H. B. Arnald, newly pher Farrell, C.SS.R., officiated 2585 Locaat DE. S404 Danvar 7 16th & Court Place elected treasurer of Colorado A. at the double-ring ceremony in A M. Newman club, will represent St. Joseph’s church in Wichita. the Aggie Newman ites at the lead The bride is the daughter of Mr. ership conference to be held Oct and Mrs. Henry Klausmeyer of Denver's Newest And Finest 9, at Sylvan Dale on the campus. Goddard, Kans. The bridegroom is The conference will bring together the‘ son of Mrs. Rose Sauter of club officers from the campus to Milliken. Funeral Establishtnent try to work out solutions of prob Miss Rose Klausmeyer was maid lems common to all campus clubs. of honqr, and Miss Dorothy Klaus Committee chairmen for various meyer, oridesmaid. Both are sis club committtees were appointed ters of the bride. by Art Baca last Sunday at the George Sauter of Bennett at ACT KOW Aggih Newman club meeting. It tended his brother as best man. was voted upon by the Newman Ralph Sauter of Keenesburg and owhere in the Rocky Mouotain OfFer it for o members to hold a special project Ollie Klausmeyer of Goddard, West will you find more as a means to secure funds for the Kans., were ushers. superb facilities than io-the club for the coming year. A wedding breakfast and re Limited Time Only Religious discussion panels and new Inward Mortuary... ception were held in 20th Cen lectures on the Catholic religion u exemplified by the tury club. The bride’ s table was Y e s ...th is generous ofihr ends Dec. 3; will be conducted by Father Rich spacious, air-conditioned ard Duffy, Newman club chaplain, centered with a four-tiered_ wed 1949. So hurry—save 20 labels from Birds and pastor of St. Joseph’s church, ding cake topped with a miniature chapel with its quiet, churchlike I Eye Frosted Foods and bring them in for Ft. Collins, every second and bride and bridegroom. Mrs. Cyrus atmosphere. Pews complete Stover, Mrs. Harold Stover, and $20 credit on your new Philco Freezer. BUY NOW ON EASY TERMS fourth Sunday in the Newman with kneeling rails. club rooms, 308 W. Mountain. Miss H61en Bates assisted with the serving. Mrs. Ray Keiter was in BEST TRADE IN TOWN — LIBERAL TERMS Coffee and rolls are served to EitahlisM 1917 all in the Newman club rooms af charge of the guest book. ter the 8:30 add 9:30 Masses Out - of - town guests included every Sunday. Mrs. Rose Sauter and daughter, Irene, of Milliken; Ralph Sauter, CempWto fuiwrols JOE ONOFRIO MUSIC CO. Walks 1,000 Miles and Mr. and Mrs. George Kem of Keenesburg, Mr. and Mrs. HOMH $p45 • $295 Brussels, Belgium.— M. van den BROADWAY MA. 8585 Peter J. Buchholz, Roggen; Mr, Now location EAST 17th ond MARION at PARK AVE. Branden, 72. has walked 1,000 and -Mrs. Frank Kern, Greeley, $350 to $1.4S0 Buy i n Toum Beat Trude in' Town miles from Brussels to Lourdes and George Sauter, Bennett; and Tony Phone AComa ISSl back. The pilgrimage took two Klansmeyer, Coco Solo, Canal montha. Zone. J thyitdiiy/ Octolxr 6, 1f49 Olf1ee» f S 8 .la n iittlt 8tfe«» THI DiNVEll CATHOLIC R ia iS T M Ttl«|>h6Mli, K lyatent 4201 P A 6 I P IV I Silver Tea Oct. 9 W ill Defray N urses- to Hear DR. JAMES P. Where Can I Find GRAY Expense of Convent Furniture Catholic Official Optamnirtst COMPLETE FUNERAL SERVICE riSVAL CARS (St. Catbariix’t Paritk, Daarar) EYES EXAMINED Sunday, Oct. 9, from 2 to 4, the conveht at St. Catherine’s will be open for inspec At State Parley m V A L tkAIISING One of the couhtry’a most out at a price I can afford? tion. The PTA will be hostesses at a Silver tea, and a silver offering may be given at this standing Catholic nursing officials, OptomalrUt time to help defray expenses in furnishing the new wing of the convent. The remodeling Miss Anne V. Houck, will address S12-13 Colo, Bldg., 1615 Calif. S t and redecorating of the old aee the Colorado Slate Nurses’ associa ;tion and the erection of the new The first PTA meeting of the Mrs. Ruseell Dispense, ways and tion at its 43rd annual convention Phone for Appointment school year had a record attend means chairman, arranged the wing represent the completion of Oct 6-8. TA. 8888 a $70,000 project. This will more ance of 183 mothers, with 80 new Christmas, birthday, and all-oc Miss Houck, executive secretary than double the capacity of the members present. The new mem- casion cards displayed at the meet of the National Council of Catholic ing. Since this is one of the m^orn yor former dwelling. bera ware identified by wearing a Nurses, Washington, D. C., will dis financial projects of the P'TA, red ribbon during the meeting. cuss ‘"rhe Catholic Nurse in the M i s The sotemn closing of Forty Mrs. Dispense hope* for an in Hours’ took place Oct. 2. The Rt. Mrs. Horace Andersen, president, New Pattern of Nursing." FRENCH FRIED , introduced the faculty and all the crease in the sale of these articles Rev. Monsignor Joseph Bosetti, among both PTA members and pa An estimated LOGO nurses from V.Q., officiated end was assisted by ofTieers, committee chairmen, and throughout the state are expected room mothers at this time. rishioners. as the activity has the Very Rev. Monsignor Elmer come well established. to register for the meeting at Father Lemieux was tha princi Kolka and the Rev, Janies Moyni- Mrs. J. J. Bums, Catholic Par the Hotel Colorado in Glenwood FILET OF SOLE han. After the closing, the new pal speaker and asked for the co ent-Teacher leapie chairman, Springs, the, them* of the meet convent was blessed by Monsighor operation of both the mothers and gave an explanation of the work ing will be “ Toward Better Nurs Bosetti, with 22 clergymen in at students in all school activities and of the league, and urged that St. ing Service for All." tendance. Following the blessing, safety problems. Father Lemieux Catherine’s maintain the attend Miss Mary C. Walker of Denver, $ 1 . 1 5 the clergy were guests of Father m also asked for the wholehearted ance record made last year. The association president, said the con Complete 6-Course Dinners D. A. Lemieux, pastor, at a din support of the PTA during the eouncil members especially are vention will concern Itself pri ner served in the new dining room coming Community Chest drive, in asked to attend, but all members marily with the working out of im Parking 350 SEATS of the convent by members of the which St. Catherine’s has always are welcome. These meetings are proved nursing training, increasing Gsrags Clofed MondtTv PTA. Mrs. Horace Andersen, pres taken an active part Mrs. James held on the third Thursday of each training facilities, and establishing th e Our personnel is large enough to ident of the PTA, acted as chair A. Foley will be the Community motith at 10 a.m. in the Catholic a broad public relations program. man of the dinner, and was as chest major for the 2uni district Charities annex. Miss Walker has had wide expe fulfill every wish of the fdrfiily. sisted by Mmes. Henry Lewis, Al this year. Mrs. H. M, Floyd, chairman of rience in nursing and nurse train Golden O Lantern bert Zarlengo, John Sullivan, J. A. the sick committee, made a report ing and has been an active worker Prices for our complete service are Foley, Valens Jones, and Ralph Mr*. Robert Lucy, m*mbcr- 1265 Bdwy. Near 13th Ave. Restaurant K£. 1204 ■hip chainnan, announced that on the illness of members and stu for the Colorado and Nebraska no higher than anywhere else. Long. dents. State Nursing a.ssociatlons. At pres Catechism classes for public the annual memberihlp driva would start at (hit time, remark Mrs. Tyler, the school nurse, ent she is director of nursing serv pade school children will begin asked that mothers be present dur ices for the Denver chapter of the Sunday, Oct. 9, at 10 o’clock in ing that she hoped for a 100- pSr-eent record for all ciattet ing the health examination of their American Red Cross. the school building. ehildren. She also reminded the Included in the list of speakers Information claMet for the by the end of the drive, Oct, 3, DON'T LOOK BEHIND BU SH ES- mothers that she would be glad to scheduled to address the nurses’ benefit of non-Catbellct inter All tha students will receive a treat at Christmas time from advise them concerning their chil convention is Miss Ruth Addams, ested in the Catholic religion dren’s health problems at any time. deputy director of nursing service Horan & Son Chopoli 1527 Clovelond PI. the PTA. and for Catholics who desire to Mrs Ray Slatte^ and Mrs. T. learn more abont their religion for the Veterans’ Administration, Mrs. HeniV Lewis, vice presi P. Hanley, _ eighth grade room Washington, D. C., as well as more started list Monday. Thasa dent, is also first Friday break mothers, were the hostesses at the classes will be held twice a than 10 other widely known physi fast chairman, and explained this meeting. They were assisted by cians and nurses. weak, on Monday and Friday activity to the members. She re the following mothers of eighth ayenings, at 0 o’clock, under ceived a generous response to her grade children: Mmes. D. C. Dur- the direction of the Rev, Robert request for volunteers to help with ant, Vincent Brown, F. L. Quinn, Meeting Slated Oct, 11 Syrianey. the breakfast on Friday, Oct. 7, Stanley Schneider, Fancis Tanko, RABTOAY GENERAL TIRE CO. Fifty-four members were pres Mrs. John J. Sullivan, treasurer, and R. E.. WWilliams. ill' By Good Shepherd Aid ent at the Altar and Rosary so presented Sister Stephen, mother Mrs. Andersen announced the ^ GENERAL TIRES ciety’s meeting held Sm I. 27. Two superior, with tha “ penny march’’ next meeting will be Oct. 11 at The Good Shepherd Aid to- new members, Mrs. 'T. Saunders Check. This is *n accumulation of 3:15 p.m., with a short council cl«(y will meet Tueiday, Oct. \ General Batteries and Mrs. A. Sharp, were welcomed. small donations made at each meeting at 2:45. 11, et 1:30 p.m. in (he Denver Mrs. Des Moineaux, president, meeting last year. Sister Stephen Mrs. J. A. Foley, Community Dry Good* tea room, Denver. A thanked the members who cared uses the money to buy miscel Chest, major, requests all captains deisert-luncheon will be lerred. GENERAL) «« a f t r e c a p p in g for the altars during the summer, laneous articles to be used in all and workers to attend an impor Hoitetiet are Mmet, Clarence and also those who donated flow the classrooms. tant meeting on Tue.sday, Oct. 11, L. Harrington, W. G. Jobneon ers. at 2 o’clock in the cafeteria to Dennit Hogan, and George Lar S 9 U I I C E E y Plans were discussed for the Mrs. Albert Zarlengo will serve son, and Miss Mary Keefe. the PTA as secretary again this receive their Community Chest annual fall card party, which will material and instructions. Mrs. A. E. Perriam, president, be held Thursday, Oct. 20. A year. ______invites all former members and G.TJL.G. E m 7 Pay 1401 W. C o lfn TA 6604 baked food sale will be held in friends to attend. conjunction with this party, with Mrs. D, Durant acting as chair man. Archbishop's Guild Council On Sundays, Oct. 1$ and 28, a membership drive will be launched, with Mrs. Alice Swarts acting as Plans Breakfast Oct. 23 chairman of this committee, and Mrs. W. Foster and Mrs. A. Negri 0 ^ - (Archbithop’i Guild, Danver) guild, spoke to the members on the as co-chairmen. importance of every circle’s hav Mrs. G. Rowe cared for the al At a recent meeting of the coun cil of the Archbishop’s guild, held ing a definite program. He said tars during September. During that the general organization October, Mrs. Flaherty will be in at the Navarre on Sept. 29, it was decided to hold a combination gen makes no demsnds on the circles Denver's Largest Dealer charge, assisted by Mmes. T. N. sside from annual dues and the re Bums, Ruscio, 0. Bates, and R. eral meeting and breakfast in St. Francis’ hall on Sunday, Oct 23, quirement of having two members We Caa Do It Now Complete Clutch Overhaul Bums Those who assisted Mrs. at every annual meeting. He ex Des Moineaux in preparation for at 10 a.m., after the 9 o’clock O Pressure purge radiator and engine block. Parts Included...... »35®® Mass. plained, however, that any group * Check all hosa and connections, the Forty Hours’ devotibn were will remain closer together and be Mmes. P. Doherty, D. Heineke, G. Miss Josephine Hytrek, chair 0 Check and adjust fan halts, man of the entertainment commit of more value to the general organ O Check thermostat* and water pump*. Rowe, R. Slattery, J. Dulmaine, L. ization if it has a definite plan of 1335 Broadway 1314-1338 Acoma Stephen*, D. Durant, B, Xnight, tee, asks all presidents to contact O Clean and space spark plug*. R. Dever, F, Morfeld, and A. Ne- their circles for reservations and action. O Check battery and generator circuit. All possible members are urged to call her at TA. 6649 loon. O Raflll radiator to manufacturer’s speeifleatloti for mexlmuia Oa CMi Ooitat 8Ti. to help wiUi the Community Chest Baptized last Sunday were Paul Tickets will be distributed at protection with licensed and guaranteed Ethylene Glycol the breakfast for the annual fall drive. Miss Catharine Maloney re Anthony, infant son of Mr. and minds all who have not done so to Anti-Freeze. .j Mrs. Henry Becker, with Eugene benefit dance to be held this year send in their renewals for the All Ford Pass. $ 4 C.55 All Ford Truck 14 7.0^ Sehierburg and Marie McMahon in the Knights of Columbus hall 1 on Saturday evening, Nov. 19. Friends of Carmel. The sisters are Models. 1935 to '49.. I 9 Models. 1935 to '49 • I ■ as sponsors; Nicholas Brock, in dependent on this project as a Additional parts and labor extra. fant son of Mr. and Mrs, Melvin Monslgnor Gregory Smith, spir itual director of the Archbishop’s partial means of support. Drive in today for your fait checkup— This offer expires Oct. St Faes, with Prosper Taes and Mrs. PrccioMt Blood Circio Cleaning at its Best James Btooks as sponsors; and Timothy David, infant son of Mr. Miss Catherine Mall entertained and Mr*. Ros* Sullivan, with Clint 2,000 Delegates the members of Precious Blood cir VISIT OUR HOVER MOTORS, INC. Murphy Street and Dixie Sue cle in the home of Miss Ida Gar- Spaer Bird, at Faderal GLendala 3676 3 DAY SERVICE Street a* sponsor*. bella on Oct 4. The group sewed on linens. p-w w w eg To Attead 4-Day NEW DRIVE-IN Pickup and Delivery St. Luke'* Circio Mrs. Catherine Kelly acted as 17th & LOGAN 594 So. Broadway — PE. 4986 Food Coafereace hostess to the members of St. Luke’s circle on Sept. 88. Miss Food and how it plays a major Frances Jennings will leave Satur with a FRII f«rwlc« for all daposltar*’ day, Oct. 8, for St. Louise, Mo.; role in everyoile’s daily health and Have Your YOUR NAMi IMPRINTED ON ALL YOUR CHECKS [ SOUTH DENVER CLEANERS Washington, D. C.; and New York. happiness will be presented in (At No Additions! Cost) When in Washiri^on, D. C., she many phases before 2,000 delegates will attend the national rose show. Packet Six6y Folding Style AUTO iRi FURNITURE attending the American Dietetic The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. LOANS association convention In Denver Thomas Shields was baptized CLOTHES Your check* tte ioiened in c soft Ukerol Term*—LOW BATZ8 Oct 10 through 14. Thomas Gerard by Monsignor Har intp-typ*, pocket-iize fold^ th*t Why Pay More’ Many of the nation’s moat promi old Campbell in Blessed Sacrament fbse FABKina openi fist, permit! e*iy writing, fits nent scientists, physicians, nutri church on Sept. 26. The sponsors (Trademark) LEEMtN AUTO 00. tionists, and dietitians will speak were Mrs. Evelyn Paxton and CLEANED into wuli ipsce, climiiutes bulging ^ lUi a Bra«dw*y Kg. OIW on subjects including diets and nu James Jackson. pockets or ■ crowded pune. (Im trition in the home, nutrition re Saacta Maria Circle AT printed checks *lso *v*il*ble foe WM. W. MYER DRUG STORES search in European countries, re Misa Cecilia Chekal left for COMPANT lation of disease to diet, and emo a two-week vacation in Iowa, where fl«t*type "IDEAL" cover.) tional factors in eating. she is visiting relatives. Colorado Owned Storee St. Jnd«’« Circle Wild West Subject invitee you fo obfalli ^ Englewood 800 Santa Fe Dr. Mrs. Helen Reardon entertained GIGANTIC For History Prof St Jude’s circle in her home on porsonolfy Imprinted eheeke TODAYI ' i 30 South Broadway 15th and (^lifom la *7Ae Pe^l^ot Q ijU Oct. 4, at which time the members One of the most anticipated worked on linens. 3933 W. Colfax 17th & Tremont Gleaners and Laimdry speeches of the entire convention Stella Merit Circle GRUEN is one to be delivered by Clifford The seventh anniversary of ^ n tr a l-iz e TM m em oN watcm P. Westermelcf, Ph.D., of the his Stella Maris circle will be cele tory department of Loretto Heights brated with a dinner on Thursday, MA. 6101 college. Dr. Westermeier, who will Oct. 6, in the Buckhom lodge. Mrs your banking now address a rodeo dinner honoring Arthur Fridinger is a captain in the convention exhibitors In the the residential army of the Com 10% DiteonnI Shirley-Savoy hotel Thursday eve munity Chest drive. THE CENTRAL BANK & TRUST e d i On Cash and Carry ning, Oct. 13, will take for his Our Lady of Sorrow* Circle tlTH AND AIIAPAHOI STRUTS IbiNVIR, COLORADO topic “ The Rodeo, Cowboys, and Tuetday, Oct 4, was the date of the Great W est" the meeting of Our Lady of Sor Mias Bernadette Coatello, former row* circle. Mils Marnierlte Gra ven waa the hostess. The |all pro inatructor in home economics, die PE. 0905 tetics, and charm at Loretto gram of the circle was planned and Complete Linen Service IP. 9700 The Denver Has Them! Heights, is also playing an impor tbs remainder of the evening wes tant part in the convention. She is spent working'on linens. a state delegate to the meeting and Litile Flower Circle Teen^s Regulation has charge of ushers and pages. A double shower was a surprise For her ushers, Miss Costello will to the honored guests, Mrs. Mar COMMUNITY iiijfCHEST choose 20 girls daily from St. garet Hogan and Mrs. Patsy Pa- Mary’s academy, Annunciation procki, at the last meeting of the L’ittle • Flower circle...... held in the \ high, Holy Family high, S t Jo Qym Suits seph’s, and St. Francis de Sales’ home of Mrs. Joseph Kavanaugh. Restaurant The pages will be students from Bletied Sacrament Circle Becooimanded by A A A Loretto Heights, Denver univer Mrs. Henry Nadorff’s son, Rob Geunnent—KM., HJL 1578 So. B r^w oy sity, Colorado Woman’s college, and ert, who underwent an operation 3 s 9 5 recently in Children’s hospital, is Col( A. A ‘ 'orado M reported doing well. U )m ,. £ k k . Featured speaker at the asso Mystical Roie Circle ciation’s annual banquet on the LOOK DENVER!! I Your Watchmaker & Mr*. Berenice Bostwick enter Ths approved gym suit for closing night will be Dr. Lillian talned the members of Mvitical Oyiteri Rockefeller Deviled Crab Jeweler Gilbr^h, famous in her own field school I Popular elastic Rose circle in her home on Oct 8. Oyster* Fried Boiled Crab When Better Watches Are and famous because of the popn The members sewed on linens. Oyster* on Half Shell Steamed Finnan Haddic, Smoked waist band style that ftts flatteringly. Made . . . We'll Sell Them larity of two of her ehildren, a son Our Lady of Fatima Circla FiUt of Flounder Broiled Wbol* Live Main* Lobster Lott o f room for action. ’The and daughter, who wrote the na The members of Our Lady of Fa Spanish Mackerel Pompano 1552 Lawrenc* MA. 5862 tional best seller. Cheaper by the tima circle met in the home of Miss Red Snapperper Abalone Steak trim shorts have elastic legs Dozen Lonetts Green on Oct 1. The four Swordfish Steak Smoktd Bel beneath. Sanforized vat dyed nests present were Miss Cecilia Boston Blue Pollock Barracuda Moore, Mrs. Anna Hood, and her French Fried Shrimp Steamed Clams cotton poplin In Cadet blue, red, 33 YEARS OF PLEASING THE PUBLIC two daughters, Mary Louise and Silver Smelts Jumbo Seillops gold, or green. Sises 14 to 20. Margie. Butter Fish Catfish For botfor health . . . hovo your gormonti cloonod offon. St. Franc** Cabrini's CircU Jumbo Frog Lags Smoked Whitsfiih For bettor oppoorance . .. hovo thorn cloonod coroFulIy. Mr. and Mrs. Lee McCarthy left Rainbow Trout Teea Shop— Third Floor For ianfor woor . .. hovo thorn cloonod preporly . . . ot Oct 1 for Santa Barbara, Calif., where they will spend two weeks. Thelms Lowe at the Hammond Solo-Vox Mr. McCarthy will attend th* Aca cia Mutual Life Insurance conven Ftoturing Family Dinners tion there. GL. 0228 Our Lady of Lourdos CireU WITH CHILDIIN'I PORTIONS AT CXUDBEN'I PRICES The women in Our Lady of ^ Cstsring to Lourdes circle will be entertained *WAare Otn*w Shepi wHh Cwtfidwwa*- Ktyeieaa 0111 by Mrs. Elsanor Zahn and Mra. BREAKFASTS, LUNCHEONS AND DINNERS Helen O'Meara in the latter’s home PI, 0905 lanquot Room-Privota Entranca SP. 9700 W ST 32ND AVL AND TUON on Friday, Oct 7. They will start 8 Uyitto 8tid will work ea llasai. m s PAGE S IX Office, 938 B an n ock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyttone 4205 Thursday, October 6, 7949 CURTAINS - DRAPES Fr. Puhl Thanks LINENS - SPREADS Fr. Kenneally to Inaugurate -Cleaned by latest Meeker Mission YOUR LAUNDRY Modern Methods Pickup and Delivery Novena Rites in Fort Collins Altar Society $ 1 . 6 5 Fort Collins.— (St. Joseph’s Parish)— On Oct. 9 the Very Rev. William J. Kenneally, 10 Pounds.....• • j l PEERLESS LACE CLEANING CO. Rifle.— (St. Mary’s Parish)— C. M., rector of St. Thomas’ seminary, will formally open the Miraculous Medal novena in The Altar and Rosary society of WITH FOUR SHIRTS FINISHED 5600 E. Colfax — ! — FR. 0574 Fort Collins. For many years the people of St. Joseph’s have shown great devotion in honor Holy Family church, Meeker, held of the Blessed Mother but this is an interesting meeting the after Goodheart's Average Family Bundle . 10 Lj^ 2 the first time a weekly 'novena Increase of piety, parochial loy Holy Hour Is held every Thurs noon of.Sept. 28 in the home of has been scheduled in her honor. alty, and material successes as a day in the school chapel from 4 to Mrs. John Murray, with Mrs. G. C. The novena devotions will be held result of this solemn public devo 5 o’clock. Hollenbaugh, president, presiding. Average Cost Per Family Per Week — $1.65 every Sunday afternoon at 4 tion. S t Joseph’s Altar and Rosary A letter was read from the Rev. SIEGWARTH'S o’clock. Novena booklets and The parish feels grateful to Fa society met Sent. 28. The meeting Albert C. Puhl expressing his ap 4483 Waihington medals have been obtained for ther Kenneally for interrupting his was preceded oy the recitation of preciation for the co-operation KE. 7802 everyone in the parish and will be busy' schedule to speak at all the the Rosary in the church at 2 which he received from the Catho ‘T l u / / Dry Service” Masses on Sunday, as well as at o’clock. We Specialize In solemnly blessed and distributed at lics in Meeker during his tempo SHIRTS— laundered, starched, ironed to perfection. ! the first novena service. the novena itself. For many years The president Mrs. Frank Spitz, rary pastorship there and in Rifle. Cold Lunches Father Kenneally has been recog introduced a campaign to get A discussion was held on cate FLAT W ORK— clean, fresh and neatly finished. All parish societies are asked to newcomers interest^ in the woni co-operate in making this novena nized as a Scripture scholar of im chism classes for the children, Potato Salad and of the society. She also explained WEARING APPAREL— washed, tumble dried, usabje need itJ a success. It is hoped that this portance, and be is also rapidly be which are being held immediately the program for the year, whereby 'as is.' Baked Ham for Parties public demonstration of love for coming known as one of the out- after Mass each Sunday, beginning s wise mother who setrei the different groups have care of the Blessed Mother will bring many stapding speakers in the country. last Sunday, Oct. 2. Average Bundle includes 4 dress shirts, I tablecloth, i American Beauty Spag. the sanctuary. During October St favors and blessings to every mem- The Newman club entertained Mrs. John Oldland donated an 2 sheets, 2 pillow cases, 3 bath towels, 4 wash cloths, hetti to her children. 135 Catholic students of Colorado Catherine’s group will take care of electric mixer to the group. The Contains all the vital A. £ M. at a spaghetti dinner in the sanctuary, S t Mary’s group mixer will be featured in an at 3 shorts, 3 T-shirt^s, 4 pair socks. served refreshments and St. Mar elements needed by St. Joseph’s school hall on Oct. 1. tempt to raise funds toward the So Much Done for So Little Money! tha’s entertained with a review of expense of heating the church this growing bodies The Rev. Richard Duffy welcomed Consider the Saving of Time and Labor! and brains. the students to the club. the life of St Martha at the meet winter. ing Wednesday. C2S> On Sunday evening their first A card was read from Mrs. Am JOIN MORE TH A N 1,200 DENVER FAMILIES ' Mrs. E. 0. Ahlbrandt reported brose Joy thanking the members business 'meeting was held in Am NOW USING GOODHEART'S MONTHLY CREDIT HUMMEL’S mon hall on the A. £ M. campus. on the meeting of>^)ie Fort Collins for their expressions of sympathy Art Baca, president of the club, Deanery Council of Catholic on the death of her husband. Denver’s Leading made the following committee ap Women at Estes Park, and also on Father Edward J. Fraezkowski, —PROMPT SERVICE— pointments : Program, religious, the ACCW meeting held in Den pastor, attended the meeting. Pick-up & Delivery of Delicatessen educational, sports, social, and re ver. The Altar and Rosary society Laundry or Dry Clenning of St. Mary’s parish. Rifle, will ception. These committees will out Tickets for the dinner to be held meet at 8 p. m. Thursday, Oct 13, FOOD at its FINEST line their program for the year. on Oct. 20 are now being sold by remember— everything removable goes to in the home of Mrs. Mike Brennan, WESTERKAMP'S Mass and Communion for the members of the PTA. This dinner Goodheart's tor better cleaning with Mrs. Richard Snoddy as co Newman club will be on the third will precede the carnival sponsored KE. 9043 5106 Wash. Open Sundays hostess. Plans, for the coming bake Sunday of each month at 8:30 by St. Joseph’s PTA. EVERYTHING A GOOD GROCERY Cloud Mondar* o’clock, followed by breakfast in sale will be discussed. SHOULD HAVE Mrs. A. Peak and children have Catechism classes were started GOODHEART’S BEST FOODS AT LOWEST PRICES 311 E. 7 th Ave. KE. 1986 the school hall. The women of the been visitors in the home of Mrs. BROADWAY LAUNDRY - WE DELIVER — Oct 3 at St. Mary's church in SP 4436 Altar and Rosary society will serve Peak’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. the breakfast. On all other Sun Rifle. Classes for grade school 387 SO. BROADWAY • 'W e Return All But The Dirt" O’Connor. Mrs. Peak also visited children are held each Monday days the club will jpeet in Am her brother and family in Denver afternoon after school and classes mon hall at 8:30 o’clock for a before returning to Great Lakes, for junior high and high school business meeting, study club, dis 111 . students on Monday eveningrs. WEST SIDE cussion groups, and social meet Father Fraezkowski will attend ings. Mr. and Mrs. James O’Connor the meeting of the Catholic Men’s The quarterly province meeting were in Denver last week to visit JERSEY DAIRY their son and his family, who have club in Rangely Thursday evening, Very Rev. Wm. J. Kenneally, C.M, will be held on Oct 30 in Greeley. Oct. 6. On Sept 27 he virfTled P. J. Jonk* Ed Van Driel of Colorado A. £ M., moved to Dallas, Tex. Mrs. Ray Perkins, the former Marcella parishioners in New Castle, and on ber of the parish. It is now the most a member of St. Joseph’s parish, Grade A Products O’Connor, accompanied her brother Sept 28 he called on those at popular parish novena in the coun is an officer in the province. He and family as far as Wichita Falls Anvil Points. Homogenired or Regu try—and many places report an is also publicity chairman for the army air base, where she remained Father Fraezkowski baptized lar Milk. Full Line of local Newman club. Mary Lou Pontius, daughter of Dairy Products Deliv All parents of junior high school to visit her husband for a couple ! ? of weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Pontius of ered to Your Home. students are urged to have their Grand Valley, in St. Mary’s church /i k e if... Mrs. W. Dunphy, who has been VOSS BROS. children attend all meetings of the on Sept. 29. Sponsors were An Serving Denver 45 Yearg ill for several weeks, went to the a i/kes you/ Junior Newman club on Monday thony Sobba and Mrs. Clara Sobba, Phones RA 6060 or RA 0461 BAKERIES Mayo clinic for surgery. nights at 7:30 in S t Joseph’s also of Grand Valley, with Mr. and 3 Stores to Serve You school hall. There will be a half- Mrs. John Connors, who is ill in Mrs. Paul Nolte of Grand Valley hour of religious study followed her home, has been reported as not acting as proxies. by a social hour. much better at this time. James Cayton is reported im proving at his home from a slight stroke suffered two weeks ago. Mr. and. Mrs. Chester Burgess Altar Society in Rangely and son left Oct. 2 for New Haven, Conn., where they will visit friends and relatives during the month of Has 1st Ideating of Season October. Mrs. Burgess’ father, Ray Reigan, accompanied them as far as Denver, where he was to attend The Beer That Rangely.—The Altar and Rosary spection and registration of old a meeting of Chevrolet dealers. society met in the home of Mrs. and new members of the organiza Visitors at the R. W. Cook home Made Milwaukee Famous Alvin Basgall Sept. 24, with Mrs. tion. last week were the Cooks’ son, George McGrath assisting the host The program is to be repeated Jimmy, and Miss Leota Jaeg^er, ess. The Rev., Edward Fraezkow- at the meeting of the Boy Scouts both of Imperial, Neb. They ar MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. ski opened and closed the meeting on Thursday night, Oct 6. rived Tuesday evening and left Robert M. — Paul V. — M. T. Murray; with prayer. Present were Mmes. Saturday io return to Imperial. Harold Truppuka, John Norman, J. J. Zorichak, institutional ^ U N T R Y ^ U B John Purdy, William Huber, Lynn representative and committeeman for the local Boy Scout troop 88 Superior General Grooms INTERMOUNTAIN ELEVATORS Davenport, Walt Spetter, Arnold PILSENER BEER Weiss, Paul Guinn, Jim Kaysbier, and Cub pack 3088 were among Americans for Liberia DENVER and Hubert Hutchens. those attending the regional meet ing of the national organization Washington.— The Very Rev. Fort Morgan Flour Mills The food sale for Oct 1 was in Denver Sunday, Oct 2, Mr. Stephen Harrington, Superior planned and dues were collected. Zorichak has previously been General of the Society of the FORT MORGAN Refreshments were served. The awarded the Silver Beaver badge African Missions, said here he was next meeting will be held in the for council work. sased-with the progress of the BRANCHES AT— home of Mrs. Harold Truppuka, John Norman and daughter left society^ vocation program in this with Mrs. Arnold Weiss, co-hostess, by plane to attend a family re country. There are about 40 mem LONGMONT . . . YUftU Saturday, Oct. 22. union at which 33 were present. bers preparing for mission work Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hicken’s son, at the houses here and in Dedham, HUDSON . . . HILL ROSE Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Champieux have departed for Missouri, where Billy, is in a Denver hospital. Mass. The American province is Tony Russo and Tony Conte MILLERS AND HANDLERS they will reside. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Davenport being groomed to take the lead in OF FLOUR, WHEAT, CORN, At the Wednesday bridge club. have returned from the West coast. the society’s missions in Liberia. announce the opening of their BARLEY, OATS, AND MILL Sept 28, was Mrs. J. J. Zorichak. Mr. Davenport is an angler and FEEDS W. H. Huber and W. G. Spetter brought home a 15-pound red sal- Another Boys Town are among those interested in or mon. Brisbane, Australia.—A tract of Country Shipperg! ganizing a Bills’ club in Rangely. Additional Road Work 400 acres has been purchased by Congign Your Shipment To Vg In this manner Elks may affiliate Of interest to the Rangely par the Rev. T. Dunlea for the site of NEW OVAL S with the national body until such ish is that the county commission a Queensland Boys Town. Father time as they become strong enough ers, among whom is Bill Murray Dunlea is also founder of a suc to obtain a charter. of Meeker, have succeeded in hav cessful Boys Town at Engardine, 3 FINE STORES Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dowling ing 13 miles more of the Rangely- New South■ Wales, ■■ along the lines ■ I are the parents of a girl, Sharon Meeker road let to contract this of Boys Town, Neb. SERVICE STATION 87 So. Broadway Kay, born Sept. 28. Mr. Dowling, fall. This leaves only five miles 733 So. University Blvd. Ready to Serve! returning from a Wyoming trip of this highway to bfl completed. Optometrist that same day, found mother and and Optician 44th and Wyandot Streets 1.330 Colorado Blvd. Mrs. Anna Huber, mother of W. CRISP... daughter doing well at the local H. Huber, is visiting another son, hospital. Nicholas Huber, and family in Helen Walsh Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Kuhl- GOLDEN BROWH Casper, Wyo. Mrs. Huber plans to AmocIaU ★ DELICIOUS CAKES - PIES - ROLLS man were luncheon guests in the return home around Nov. 1. W. R. JOSEPH home of Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Gerry. On Sept. 23 the first conference EYES EXAMINED Sold at Our 3 Stores Only AT YOUR GROCER'S Among those attending the meet Pbont TAboi IflSO football game for the Spartans of S lS -a in Maiestlr BUa Ask About the FREE GIFTS ON OUR ing of the Rio Blanco County His Rangely high school was played at torical society in Meeker Sept. 23, Craig. Among those on the team were Mrs. John S. Purdy, who is were Right Half Albert Fulle»- GOOD CLOTHES NEED GRAND OPENING-Saturday, Oct. 8 on the board of directors. wider and Left Half Don Fullen- NOT BE EXPENSIVE The Catholic women held food wider. Among the reserves is M m sales on Sept. 17 and Oct. 1 ,at Charles Neeld. 7 S P ierottfy which a sum was realized for the -V Mrs. J. J. Zorichak, violinist, and THE local church. The sales are spon Miss Helen Jo Zorichak at the sored by the Altar and Rosary so piano rendered the music at the Complete Lubrication ^ ciety. Mmes. W. J. Spetter, Jim funeral services Oct. 2 for G. Ev ENGLISH GET THIS GORGEOUS Kaysbier, and Hubert Hutchens erett Rector, pioneer. , were the committee. The Woman’s club entertained Washing • Accessories ■ Anti Freeze Cub Scout roll call and roundup the teachers of Rio Blanco county TAILORS of pack 88 was held Friday, Sept. on Sept. 24. Among those present 901 FIFTEENTH STREET Everyone Welcome — Don’ t Forget the Day Theetdet/tc C ^ t 30, at the regular meeting. The were Mrs. Josephine Holland, coun purpose of the meeting was in- ty superintendent of schools. Combine Quality and Style Meeker, who was one of the speak at Price. You Can Afford Lady of Peace Church, ers; Mrs. J. B. Shaeffer, and SPRING FLOWERING BULBS others. Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Guinn have Greeley, Makes Change returned from a vacation trip which included a visit to Grand CHOICE In Sunday Mass Hours Canyon. Father Fraezkowski has made BULBS Greeley.— (Our Lady of Peace arrangements with the Rev. Blaise CLEANIHG Church)— Changes in the Mass Schumacher, O.S.B., Vernal, Utah, PBBB HOTB PROOnNO with purchase of schedule for Our Lady of Peace to serve Rangely with the two Royal Satin Shortening church have been announced by Masses each month up to June 1, 2 Pc. Living 1 95 < the Rev. Dominic Morera, S.F., 1950, or until (he Meeker-Rangely Room S u it. 25 Up who has just returned from a trip road, highway No. 64, ,is com Thoroly Cleaned to Spain and Italy. During the LOOK AT ALL YOU GET: COMPLETE DETAILS ON ROYAL SATIN pleted. winter, Masses on Sunday will be At the completion of the high Famous Rug & at 8 and 11 o’clock. way Father Fraezkowski has the DUTCH IRIS—so nqniiite, gardeners CANS AT SAFEWAY! During October, devotions are Furuiture Cleaniug Co. call them "Perennial Border Orefaida", ambitious program of offering beinging held every evening in honor Holy Mass himself at Rangely TA. 6569 1542 BUke of Our Lady of Guadalupe. They Every bulb guaranteed to bloom first year! Sent to every Sunday. CRAPE HYACINTHS-daintyblne begin at 7:30 p.m. and consist of Mrs. John S. Purdy, chairman flowers; bloom early, multiply freely. you postpaid, ready to plant in garden, flower pot or Rosary, sermon, and Benediction. The Rev. Edward Leyden, arch of the board of directors and 11 MOVING window box. You also get an diocesan superintendent of schools, brarian, appeared before the Worn DARWIN TUllPS-brilliant giant, an’s club 0( Oct. 4...... asking that... body size bloolna; glorioot showpieces in will be the speaker at the special STORAGE instruction sheet telling how to novena services every Tuesday and to sponsor the library, any garden. ** Thursday evening during the Mr. and Mrs. Jini Kaysbier and plant and care for bulbs. month.,_____ Jean picnicked Sept. 25 out .on the SHIPPING KING ALFRED DAFFODIU old Dragon road, Local and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Spetler at moat magnifleant of giant yellow Long Distance trumpets! Vigorous, long-lastiog. Famed tended the football conference for retaining frethneee when cut for Dr. F. A. Smith ame between the Rangely and Moving booqoeta Itorry! Offer limHed! tteamboat Springs high schools at Storage • Packing Optometrist the latter town this week. Earlier Send yow order,today! in the week Mr. and Mrs. Spetler Shipping Eyai Examined * VUnal Cara were visitors in Vernal, Utah, All Type, o f Frame Mrs, Joseph Deluca is one of the Building* Movad For Sale at Individoally Styled Glatta. ne^ assistant leaders for Girl Free Egtlmateg Scouts. Mrs. Lansing and children have DUFTY STORAGE recently returned from a visit to ' Ford Optical Co. relatives in the East & MOVING CO. 15.38 Broadway Among the new arrivals in WAY town are Mr. and Mrs. W. J, 1321 20lh Si. Kuebler and Mr. and Mrs. W. A TAbor 1293 Tel KE. 6228 •T0, W. Adolph Coort Compeny, Golden, Cplorede, ■■f Sandras and families. & 1 Thursday, October 6, 1949 Office, 938 le n n e c k Street THE DENVE8 CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitena 4205 PAGE SEVEN ^ A tmisements ♦ Dining Parish Card Party at St Dominies Cathedral Club Raises $250 for New Confessionals Announces New THE vucen 8975 EAST COLFAX Recreation (St. Dorainie'i Parish, Danrar) will be held throughout the fall andgho provide their children with whole The pariah card party held by winter season. The Rev. J. P. some recreation and character- the Rosary Altar society Sept 29 Houlihan, O.P., is sponsoring the building activities. Cheerleaders Dining and Dancing at Its Best iwiiipwwMfamiiniiiHiM«Baminiiniiiiiuiimiiiiiiiiiiiimiiinmni(HniiiHniniw»^ ^ movement. Light refreshments will The Holy Name meeting will in the church auditorium was a (Cathedral High School, Denier) distinct success both socially and be served. The entertainment and be held Thursday evening, Oct 6, Treat Yourself to the Best at at 8 o’clock in the church audi The Cathedral High School Pep financially. More than $250 was dance are not limited to members Denver's lifost Popular Restaurant realized for the new confes-sionals of the parish, and teen-agers may torium, following the October Ro club chose the following as ch^r- to be installed in the church. The invite their friends. sary devotions. It has been partic leaders for the coming year: 66 Very Rev. Peter O’Brien, O.P., pas ularly stressed by the president, Seniors, Patricia Brannan and A BIT OF OLD MEXICO” PTA to Honor Paul Ducey, and the officers that Meriem Cunningham: juniors, tor, encouraged by this response to Sitters ot Tea his desire for new confessionals, is any members of the parish inter Margaret and Mary Quayhagen; Convenient Parking Family Group* a Spacialty proceeding with plans for their The PTA will entertain the sis ested in pouting or Cub Scouts and sophomores, Patricia Court Fine Dinner Muaic Cbildrea’a Plate* $1.00 ters at a tea Friday afternoon, should be present at this meeting ney and Patricia F<>l«y. Two construction. They will be fitted 1 into the present general Gothic Oct, 7, at 2 o’clock, in the church 4o encourage the boys and to help seniors, Patricia Gillin and Mary auditorium. Mrs. Fred Sabon, past plan of the interior of the church. arrange the fall and winter ac Evelyn Lawrence, cheerleaders of Where to Qo for Dinner! [jresident and chairman of the tivities of the cubs and scouts. last year, are to continue until Many attractive gifts were of lospitality committee, has made At the meeting further a rra n ^ the new girls are trained. ASK YOUR FRIENDSI fered and distributed. Among the arrangements. The object of ments and detailed plans will be Others who were in the finals these were: Cash prize of $5 this tea, which is an annual affair, made for the turkey party to be wer» Betty Dreiling, Velma Evans, awarded to John Honeker; crate is to acquaint the teaching sis held in November. 'This is the big Janice McGraw and Roseann Ma FREE PARKING They will tell y o u ... of apples, Lubomir Koltuniuk; ters with parents, and especially annual event of the Holy Name- honey, seniors; Ruth Courtney, pin-up lamp, Mrs. Nora Londer; the mothers of the children en Ushers lor the benefit of the Mary Jean Lohr, Nancy Stuart, • J • • 0 wrist watch, Mrs. Roland Zar- trusted to care. church, and it attracts attention and Margaret Waggoner, seniors; lengo; ringside boxing tickets, Accordingly, Mrs. Sabon has an throughout the city. Carol■oland Dreiling, Kitty McCabe, in THE HOLLAND HOUSE Mrs. Mabel Baker and Mrs. Albert nounced, with the approval of Mrs. At a recent meeting of the Joanne Nicolai, and Carol Os E. Zarlengo; dress-cleaning order, Raymond Ingram, president, that scouts, Ed Kerber, Sr., presented borne, sophomores. The Pep club in Golden Mrs. Bernard 0. Pilz; chrysanthe the tables for the tea will be ar the troop with a fully equipped is contemplating new uniforms. 0 s d l x j o i i & mums, Mrs. John Winter and Mrs. ranged according to classes, with first aid kit made and equipped ■Thomas WalM, son of Mr. and C. Suher. the room mothers presiding over by him. The scouts thanked him Mrs. James W. Walsh, 1240 S. is tops for food and service Other prises were: Guest towels, their respective classes. Mothers formally in their business meet Vine, of St. Vincent de Paul’s ing. Three new members entered Complete $1. Dinners (PerMonttl iup*rtition, Mr, and Mn, M, L, Holland) to Mr^ Fred Sabon; playing cards, of pupils in each class will assem parish has entered St. Thomas' Mrs. Helen McCoy; electric clock, ble to meet the teachers of their the troop and were accepted. Their seminary. Tom was a member of Margaret Walsh; serving tray, children names were entered on the rolls. the sodality and the Catholic Phone Golden 68 for reservations . . . or just Mrs. G. A. Bugg; framed picture, It is hoped that Mrs. Lito Gal Scout Burns gave a talk about Students’ Mission Crusade. He Mrs. Harry Emeson; another elec legos, state president of the CPTL, first clsss scout requirements and was a server and a member of the drive out and come in. tric clock, Mrs. Clara Jordbn; will return to Denver from con practical first aid. Among the vis “ C” club and starred on the Ca floral piece, Mrs. Frank Phelan; vention appointments in order to itors present were Mrs. M. J. thedral football team. In his dish towels, Catherine Cameron; be'present at the tea. Mrs. Ingram Silk and Martin Patrick, par freshman year he was the class Q llu & O e M it hand-crocheted doily set, Mary 'W ill introduce the pastor, Fatther ents of two of the new members president and was the senior class Magner; end table, Mrs. Eleanor O’Brien, to the new memi>er8. She The third new member was Larry secretary. RESTAURANT De Cicco; men’s toilet set, Ruby will then introduce the teaching LeMay, whose father was unable George Schwartz, ’50, son of Mr. OPEN EVERY DAY- Lawlor; Italian bread sticks, Mrs. sisters, the committee chairmen, to be present Richard Johnson led and Mrs. George A. Schwartz, W. J, Reed, Jr., and Joseph Hart and the room mothers. Followin; the games which followed the reg 1127 Garfield, will be the Cathe BOGGIO'S nett; ^ass jars of fruit, Mrs. ^ese introductions, Mrs. JoseBDl ular meeting. dral representative to the all-high JIM’ S TAVERiV Helen Davis; crochet work, Nora Bonnell, program chairman for th< The Rosary Altar society held school Junior Red Cross meeting at Barnhart; year, will outline her plans for the its monthly meeting Tuesday aft- Pueblo Oct 6 and 7. LVIVCBEOIV ternoon, Oct. 4, in the church au More prizes were those awarded monthly meetings and detail the BEER — WINK - HIXBD DRINKS fAMOUS »0« riNI INJOY IMI Wfsrs program for the first regular meet ditorium. The meeting opened for fOOO SIIVID IN A ★ MOST IlfllSMINO to Pat Day, V.P. Larkin, Lottie 128 BROADWAY OIACIOUSMANNH COCKTAIl lOUNOI ing to be held on Thursday eve mally in the church, where the Ro Satinano, Rae Marie Swartz, and sary was recited, Litany of the JAMBS M. OKUIHRKT Mrs. S. E. Marrs. A box of sta ning, Oct. 20, in the school hall. St. Anthony's HNS TRIMONT AT BROADWAY Ciodif Union Blessed Virgin and prayer to S t tionery went to Mrs. D. A. Zar Joseph were ssid, and Benediction K E . 9618 * CH. 2494 lengo, dish towels to Kenneth Law Expands Activity was given. Following these reli Flans Communion lor, and candy to W. A. Reed, Jr. Tha activitia* of tha pari(h gious services, a luncheon was Refreshments consisting of cake cradit onion hava baaa in- served in the auditorium, with Mrs. and coffee were served, and table craaiad ondar tha inspiration of Patrick J. Hoare presiding as host Day on Oct. 9 prizes were awarded to the high tha pastor during the past yaar, ess and chairman of the commit est scorers at each table. so that Tad Day, traasurer and tees. (St. Anthong of Padua’s Parish, Mrs. Harry Hughes, president of sacretary, announces tha cradit She was assisted by a large Westwood) the Rosary Altar society, extends onion now has availabla for committee composed of Mmes. Jo The Holy Name society will re K U e h e n r/m i her thanks to Mrs. A. F. Zarlengo, loans a total of $6,000, two- seph Ross, Levi Saindon, Julius ceive Communion in the 8 o’clock general chairman of the party, and thirds of which may ha loaned Lonergan, Catherine Harringrton, Mass Sunday, Oct. 9. On Colorado Springs Hiwoy 85— Littleton, Colo. to her workers, who did much to on real astata. Mary Naughton, Robert Sanders, Lucy Juarez, daughter of Mr. Serving Dinners and Smorgasbord make the party a success. A feature of the union is thst Patrick Lucy,’ Jacob Swarz, and and Mrs. Cruz Juarez, 3186 W. Additional patrons of the card borrowers are all insured for the others. Many of the committee pre Alaska, was baptized Oct. 3 by Daily 5 to 8 P.M. Sundays, 1 to 7 P.M, party were Mmes. George Gleason, full amount of their loan. Infor pared cakes and other refresh the Rev. Michael Maher. Jerry En- E delw eiss Cloaed Monday* - Reaervation* Ara Not Neeeaaary - No Liquor* J. M. Harrington, Thomas Kelley, mation may be obtained from the ments, which were served to the cinias and Antonin Torres were VincMt Larkin, Emma Omenetto, rectory or from Mr. Day, 2406 members and guests. The coffee sponsors. 1949 Season Closing November 1st 1644 GLENARM . OPEN 11 A M to 3 A M and M. E. Thyfault; and Miss Lu Federal boulevard. Loans may be was the gift of Mrs. Mary Wolff, The Holy Name society will cille Perito. made only to parishioners, for the Edgewater. meet Thursday evening, Oct. 13, Students to Moke credit union is specifically or The business meeting was con at 8 p.m. in the private dining Fatima Pilgrimage ganized to care for parishioners. ducted by Mrs. John Walsh, vice of the• Club- • A(Aeroplane. ■room Cob Scouts Meet . president, in the absence of Mrs. Mrs. Joe Healey and Mrs. Rose Tha itudcnti of Holy Family The Cub Scouts met Wednesday Harry Hughes, president. Decision Stein will care for the altars and high (chool will make their an evening, Oct. 5, in the church audi was made to join the Friends of sanctuary during the month of nual pilgrimage to St. Dominic’s torium to plan their fall activities Carmel, as a society, in helping October. For A Friday Night's Delight church and to the Shrine of Our Charles O'Grady, a moviftg spirit the cloistered sisters at Littieton. The St. Anthony circle will Lady of Fatima on Thursday, in the organization, appointed A social hour was enjoyed by many meet Wednesday, Oct 19, at 10 Oct. 13, where they will offer adult sponsors to care for the in of the members following the bus a.m. in the home of Mrs. Encinias, prayers and devotions to Our terests of these boys between the iness meeting. 3432 W. Virginia avenue. Taylor^s Lady on tha anniversary of her ages of 8 to 10. The sponsors are During the month of October All pupils of the Confirmation last appearance to the three chil Fred Berger, James Quinn, Cyril devotions are held every evening class under the supervision of Sis dren of Fatima on this data in Walsh, Paul Ducey (chairman), including Sunday in the church ter Mary Nerinx will meet at the Fish and Seafood Treats 1917. Services will be conducted and Mr. O’Grady. at 7:80. These devotions consist church every Saturday at 1:30 by the Rev. J. P. Houlihan, O.P., The Boy Scout headquarters, of exposition of Blessed Sa p.m. for instruction. consisting of tha Fatima Rosary, through Hiram Felps, presented crament, Rosary, litfiny, prayer Jumbo Shrimp _____ ^_____ 1.35 a talk on Fatima, and Banadic- the 1949 charter to the cubs and to St. Joseph, and Benediction tion. the scouts. Many of the mothers Confessions are heard after the Junior Red Cross Rally Mountain Trout______1.25 Young People’s Dance Oct. 15 of the Cub Scouts were present, devotions. Each weekday these The young people of the parish including den mothers and others devotions are also held during the To Be Held in Pueblo who are associated with the young interests in this movement to 7 o’clock Mass. French Fried Oysters^______1.25 ...... people’s orMnizations throughout Four hundred educators, Red the city will be hosts at a teen-age Cross officials, and students from French Fried Scollops...... 1.25 dance to be held Saturday eve 12 Colorado cities will meet in The "O R IG IN A L " end "O N L Y " ning, Oct. 16, in the church audi Corporate Communion Pueblo O ct 6 and 7 for the fourth Fillet of Sole ______1.00 CATHAY DINING ROOM torium. This social event is spon annual Junior Red Cross confer sored exclusively by parish mem ence. The Denver delegation num Halibut Steak______1.00 bers of the young people’s club Scheduled in Englewood bering 90 will include two mem Finest Chinese Food and is not itn official club dance bers of the Junior Red Cross from Above^ are complete 7source meatless dinnerg It is a get-together arranged bj each senior high school, one from . Ntwlj Dteorsted older group to afford an (SI. Leult’ Parish, Englewood) social of a similar nature. The next each of thd junior hi^h schools. Oysters, Stew or Cocktail tunity for the youths o&PYigh A corporate Communion in the social is scheduled for Saturday and teacher-sponsors from both school age to enjoy a social event 8 o’clock Mass this Sunday, Oct evening, Oct. 29. elementary and secondary schools. Shrimp Salad or Cocktail {^mypiNiM&KOOM under proper supervision. It will 9, is being sponsored by the Holy Sixteen families took advantage Presiding officer will be Ernest M. 2015 Markat St. KE7«tona 9429 be held in the church auditorium, Name society for the men and boys last Sunday of the baby-sitting Hanson, superintendent of the which is well adapted to comfort the parish.ish.of Following the Mass ser\'ice being provided by mem Pueblo public schools. Fish 'n ' Chips Taylor's Style able dancing. there be a breakfast in the bers of the sodalities in the par Principal speaker for the event Music will be furnished by the cafeteria of the new school. ish. The kindergarten room is be will be Miss Lou Eskridge, St DANCE to the GEORGE YADON TRIO “ Dizzy Down Beat” orchestra, Reservations for the breakfast ing used for this purpose during Louis, consultant for the Junior Thuraday, Friday, Saturday noted for its high school playing can be made by calling the rec the Masses at 10 and 11:30 on Red Cross in the midwestern area. HAXSOX LODGE The dance will open at 9 o’clock tory, SU. 1-4114, not later than Sunday. this Friday evening. In Idaho Springs on Highways 6 and 40 — after Confessions are over up' 1 Cataebitm clatiai ara baing ; fyew aooyi sa im o it! Taylor's stairs. There will be a nominal fee Men from the parish planning Ciose to the Ski Ai^as bald in iba new acbool on Sun Foremost for Food and Friendliness of 25 cents for each person. Guests to attend the hour of adoration in I funniest PkbneofMvIik! day momingt following tha 7000 W. COLFAX AVENUE Rooms « Dinners - Coektail Service may come singly or in pairs. The Holy Ghost church Friday mom- Mail at 9 o’clock. Tbata instruc ing, O- ct 7, from - 1 to 2 o’clock cl. ■ are At the Sign of Felix the Cat older group will be present to tion* ara for Catholic cbildran asked to meet at the rectory at MARIE WILSON, assist in the entertainment of the attending the public tcbooli. tbe oriffnil Irms Sammy Toola youngsters, 12:30 a.m. and go from there with Tommy Shield* William Burnett, Englewood o( If this venture on the part of the Rev. John Aylward to Holy fnoriti YOUR BEST the older group' proves popular Ghost church. Neighborhood Scout commis ’ radio aim. I leoteanitj#^ with the high school students and The R t Rev. Monsignor Joseph sioner and member of the St HOTEL VALUE those of similar age, more dances P. O’Heron will be the guest Louis Parish Scout committee, T « n w O f« K spehker at the first regular meet called a special meeting in the Dl/SNS L'N’. ing of S t Louis’ PTA on Tuesday, new school Oct 3 for parents in iBendl SHIRLEY'SAVOY HOm ■' □ENVER Oct. 11, at K p.m. in the S t Louis terested in Cub Scouting. Motion Recreation center. Preceding this pictures pertaining to Cub Scout "■•'Rif meeting, the St Louis PTA coun ing were shown by Mr. Frazer b o A cil will meet with the sisters in the from scout headquarters in Den Recommended by Roland L Hill convent at 7:16 p.m. All officers, ver. A committee was appointed NEWLY DECORATED chairmen, and room mothers and weekly meetings will be held should be in attendance. The PTA in the recreation center to discuss membership campaign, which is in the introduction of this phase of ADDITIONAL SEATING CAPACITY BLESSED SACRAMEMT P. T. A. progress at the present .time, will scouting. close O ct 14. All parents are Members of the parish scout asked to join and make the mem committee, troop 136, met in the 3rd & FINAL WEEK! JOHN MARINO’S GAMES PARTY bership 100 per cent. office of the new school Oct. 8 to KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS HALL Members of the Altar society formulate plans for registering Plus New 2nd Feature met in the recrestion center on new scouts, holding another over 1575 GRANT STREET Welcom* to Donrer’f Flnoot night hike this month for fathers SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15 — 8i00 P. M. Monday to discuss plans for the care of the altar and sanctuary. and sons and setting up a fall DENHAM TURKEYS AND PRIZES COLBURN HOTEL New sets of vestments are ex scout program. A new member, 18th at California C. W. Henkels, was introduced to 15 Rolls — — Donation 50e LUXURIOUS ROOMS pected shortly and these will be displayed in the vestibule of the the committee. Mr. Henkels, who Cocktail Lounge church. A Communion cloth for was active in scout work in the LOG CABIN New Coffee Shop Uie altar railing is planned as Dubuque diocese, recently moved 3109 FEDERAL BLVD 10th Avenna at Grant well as new linen clothe for the to the parish. He is the Denver AH EN TIO N MAin 6291 altars. Afternoon card parties representative of a large national D. B. CKR18S, UuugCT will be held in the recreation cen transfer company. DEER HUNTERS that will stimulate food ter. Following an appeal for mem The Legion of Mary membe'r*, t' X I' Ar« 7 Offictr bership, a party will be given in attiitad by 35 parithioaor*, aro W*I1 T«nt«, N*w____ $ 2 7 .5 0 conversation R e m o u m t y o u r . helping in a bouie-to-bouie can- s m s • the center featuring the showing DIAMOND INTO A of a film on the Mass and a social TMi of Englewood to aieertain MODERN SCTTINC* hour. the number of church-goer* in N«w V X V Wall T«aU. 12.95 . • . that will bring The social sponsored by the SL the community, W*l*rur**f*d. c*asl*t*—— memories of Mam o . .. Louis Boosters’ club last Saturday October 28 will be Information N*w U ' X ra’ Air U s a ^ s d s i M«ttr ■«*■*, irr*t«Ur*...... 9 .9 5 FRecHira my's Old South evening was so successful thst the day in S t Louis' parish. There will U a r t A A n |w«| members are planning a monthly N*w 8c**t 8l*«plat Bag*, be a series of conferences on that fill luigtli (ippar, K*p*k— 14.95 day from 2:30 to 4:30 for non- B*c. Arar McClallu • a portrait of Mama Mi St, Rita's Court 625 Catholics who are interested in SaM iu______7.95 the Church. Parents with children B*c. A rar Wm I 3 .9 5 rino's Old Italy To Show Scenic Films are invited to come and the baby B laaktU ______SPiGHETn sitting service in the kindergarten N*w Arar Sarplu K*p*k 2 .9 8 will be at their disposal. The con Ltf* Pr**«rT*ri____ _ Served in an Atmosphere Delightfully A colored motion pictaro film ferences will.be given in the cafe R*c. Arar Rifl* Scakbard*. of Hawaiian tconat, togetbar teria of the new school. in tpnd canditlon, IS' lang 3 .9 5 Rustic and Urban with a abort ona on Yellowitono St. Louis’ lightweight football N*w I' X S' Walarpraafad park, will ba tbown at 7:30, be- Tarpaalin* ...... 3 .9 5 fore the bniineti raeetlni ef team made up of fifth and sixth Court St. Rita 625, Catoolic graders won its first game in A complete fine of lent* and i& i d i the Englewood Public School Daugblera of America, tha ave- camping lupplU*. Writa for frae ai:^ of Oct. 13. league last Saturday morning eaudogma. TOM WALKER PIANOS Ino aannal baaqnat will be when it defeated North Engle LOG CABIN Bterwf MMT* mt glaikaJl. Bslinr, held Nov. 6 in the Olia hotel. wood school, 16-0. In the after BaSdorff, «ad tur? PUno* Retervatioat cea be made with noon the St. Louie sixtl^ eeventh, 7 A.M. TO 2 A.M. DAILY GLENDALE 9846 C. C. Cana CaaaMaata KUctrsak Ortaa Mra. Florence McGilUvray, GL. and eighth nade fotball team took Denver Army Store 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. SUNDAY Plat BacoadltUaW Piaaaa 6367, or with Mn, Leuiae a 18-12 decision from S t Joseph’s Corner IStb end Lerlmer fits, IS 9. noAOWAT wnM net Bmwu, gv§a4 regwi, 8P. I18|. ii) the Joaler r«roehlfd lu co t. • i J 1 PAGE EIGHT Offle*, 938 Bannock Sfroof THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Talaphona, KEy>(ona4205 Thurtdoy, October 6 , 1949 ST. JAMES PARISH 1 Youth Council Social Proves ST. PHILOMENA'S PARISH Patroniag The$« Friendly Firnu Please Patronise These Friendly Firnu To Hear Talk by East Denver’s Finest Popular With Young Catholics The firms listed here de GIFTS (Catholic Youth Council, DauTor) serve to be remembered Selection of social activities, but they help in REGENT UPHOLSTERY For Every Occasion James Madigan The social held Saturday evening in the Knights of various community projecte. H. J. Fopps when you are distributing Watck-Clock-Jewelry Repairing James J. Madigan, A. B., Ph. L., Columbus hall under the joint sponsorship of the Catholic Tuesday, Oct. 11, the regular Norcroaa Gr««Uns Carda your patronage in the dif ssistant professor of philosophy Youth council and the K. of C. proved very successful. More council bowling will be held. All RE-UPHOLSTER NOW Field’s Jewelry & Gifts than 100 couples were in attendance. A slight profit was reg members of S t Joseph’s club who AT SPECIAL PRICES ferent lines of business. philosophy at Regis col- 7028 E. Colfax DE. 1029 istered by the sponsoring organizations. volunteered to bowl on the team le St. Thomas should be present It is planned Custom Built Furniture The next council social will be the CYC Harvest ball, to have another bowling team D U T C H B O Y NIAGARA SERVICE scheduled for Saturday, Oct 29, Tickets and posters for the composed of members of S t Jo 1842 W^ 38th Ave. g g H Howard Brown, Prop. Harvest ball will be distributed at the council meeting this seph’s club who will bowl on vari Denver’s Finest ous nights among themselves, not GL. 1094 ^ GAS & OILS Friday «v€ning. The Harvest ball is a semiformal and tickets will 199. Fay Stake of St. Louis’ had in an organized league. Anyone IF NO ANSWER PLEASE CALL DONUTS — 49c Doz. Lubrication A. Wathing be $1.80. On the committee for 184, Trenton O’Connor of Cathe interested should contact Hazel DE. 5341 Wo Call For and DoUvor Cara the ball are Bill Robertston, Kath dral, 174; and Jim Wilson of Lady Stewart for further details. Take Home a Sack of Ixiurdes team, 171. For Wednesday, Oct. 12, the so 6700 E. COLFAX FR. 9226 leen McCloskey, Walt O’Hayre, 6640 E. Colfax at Niagara and Ann Costello. CYPC Discussion Club cial committee of St. Joseph’s club had planned a white elephant The regular council meeting will To Resume Meetings party, but an invitation was re K ARDE1V’ § be held, as usual, in the Gold room (Cathedral Young Peopie’i Club) ceived to attend a dance at St ST. FRANCIS DE SALES' PARISH ROOFERS CLEANERS and TAILORS of the K. of C. building at 7 :30 CYPC members will be glad to Mary’s of Littleton. All those in Friday, Oct. 7. All council mem C. J. ST. PETER, Contractor learn that the very popular reli terested should meet in St. Jo Patronise These Friendly Firms TAILOR and DRESSMAKER bers are urged to be on hand, since Wood Shingles gious discussion group will be re seph’s hall not later than 8 p.m., Ob Prenltn it will be necessary to elect a new sumed on Tuesday, Oct. 11. The and at that time it will be decided Composition Roofs secretary and a new treasurer to Rev. John Haley will speak on whether to attend the dance at 5705 E. Colfax DE. 7565 replace Kathy Rourke and George Free Estimates “ The Development of the Missal.’’ Littleton. JACKSON’S ^v'J it’s a thrill Roberts, the present officers, who The meeting will be in the Gold Roof Repairing are resigning before their marriage room of the K. of C. clubhouse at Cut Rate Drugg I It kt rtiuktril BOOF PAINTING - SPRAT OH next month. 8 o’clock. PRESCRIPTIONS BRUSH FEED LOT MARKET LATHING — PLASTBRINO Council delegates will study the Friday, OcL 7, is regular Jeague BLESSED SACRAMENT FOUNTAIN SERVICE | » itk R«a. Phona GR. 589t Wa Handle Nothing But Choice possibility of a Rosary service at FREE PROMPT OBUVERT bowling night at 9 p.m., 'Colfax Patronixe These Friendly Firms Can 8P tsa Dewirias A Alameda PIERRE ROOFING Co. Corn Fed Beef Properly Aged the Ca&edral some time in Lanes. The O’Hustlers and Lepre FRESH FISH October, month of the Rosary. chauns are still leading the league Also under consideration is a city RA. 1818: usi pontue DExtcF 3869 7036 E. Colfax Ave. DE. 6631 with a record of nine games won KNIGHT DRUG wide roller-skating, party. and three lost. Both these teams, DELIVERY Madigan however, lost two games last Fri * W. M. KNIGHT, Prop. YOU WILL BE PROUD Secretaries of each club are THEY CAME FROM asked to send their monthly sched day and the Hibernians are now Prescriptions BUCHANAN’S University club meeting Oct 10, close on their heels with a record THE BOUQUET SHOP Stedman’s Shoe Service at 8 p.m. at the Catholic Charities ule of activities to Kathleen Scar- Fountain Service Christian Bros. Wines FORGET-ME-IMOT dina, publicity chairman, 3021 W. of eight games won and four lost, DependabU Workmanship annex, 17th avenue, and Grant School Supplies AU PopiUr S—n FLOWER SHOP Flowers 40th avenue, so that conflicts can This team is composed of Capt. 7231 E. COLFAX (At the Loop) street. The meeting is open to the Wa DtUver 285 SO. DOWNING be avoided in inter-club parties. Genevieve Ryan, Patricia Murphy, 2200 Kearney EA. 1823 public. PE. 1777 377 So. Bdw, 2212 Dexter His topic will be “ Relation or It was suggested at the last meet Tillie Fabian, Howard Heffernan, ing that clubs give at least one and Leo Kitson. Last week’s high Kearney \ 4207 s S s 1 Separation of Church and State ROTOLO'S On Oct. 24 and thereafter on month’s notice to other clubs that games were Henry Lare’s 213 and ROSS VARIEH STORE the first Wednesday and third they desire to invite to their Louise Schuster’s 186. This is a NOTIONS . INFANT WEAR new high for women. High series TEMPTATION Monday of each month the St. parties. Hardwara • Toya 796v So. Broadway Thomas University club discussion Bowlers Still Tied were Joe Yoleff’s 64B and Patricia group will meet with Mr. Madigan St. Mark’s No. 2 and the Cathe Murphy’s 461. 2214-16 Keamay dral club lead the pack in bbwling T O M T H U M B as director. The theme of discus CYPC members are reminded of DE. 4488 IC E C R E A M O H c Standard Gas & Oils sions will be the natural law. All with 11-4 records. The rest of the council bowling at 9 p.m, Tues In H GaUons 12-team field is strung out be human activities— individual, mar day, Oct. 11, at the Colfax lanes. Best Quality Fresh Eggs F O O D STORES ital, domestic, civil, and ecclesias hind. The approximately 80 persons NEW HOMES FOR SALE QUALITY CLEANING Larry Keating and Stan Sidor, tical—will be considered in the who attended last Wednesday’s car 2 and 3 Bed Roomi in Park Hill REASONABLE PRICES CliMttr A, Lamb, Prop. both of Cathedral, tied for high light of principles. Such current driver’s party all agree that the orric* DE. UM Broadway Creamery Tonr Garment! Ininred Afilnit Fira issues as contraception, artificial game in Tuesday’s bowling with club’s new social chairman, Lo- Cemplit* R*al E«ul* Serrlce N 8a. BVaaOway 8P. 8««S and Theft OPEX insemination, the rights and duties rene Barlow, did a superb job. Lo- of capital and labor, minority Luncheon Will Honor rene w a s assisted by Jeanette JOHN F. BRUNO groups, the basis of American jur Kayanaugh, Mary Meneghini, Joe Realtor Free Delivery isprudence, laissez-faire statecraft, Smith, and John Dowling. 6107 E. 22nd Alameda Drug Store the non-sectarian university, etc., Post Presidents of Those who attended last Sun V. O. PETERSON, Prep. will be analyzed from natural day’s camera club outing are also CLEANERS AND DYERS 7226 E. Colfax EA. 9643 law norms. PTA Units in Denver very lavish with their praise. Bob Rate Drugs 328 BROADWAY Kramer was in charge of this ac Fonntafn Service School Snppliea Phonrn PE. 37SS A PE. 17M The ne^ past presidents of the tivity. Fr. Paolozzi Teaches various Catholic Parent-Teacher Cupid’s Corner— The last en Your Business Appreciated M ERK'S units will be the honored guests gagements of the retiring ad Alameda & So. Broadway ST. JOHN'S PARISH At Opportunity School of the past presidents’ group at ministration just came under the DRUG STORE The Rev. B. J. Paolazzi of St a potiuck luncheon on Tuesday, wire with announcements by Oct. 11, at 12:30 p.m. at the Cath Mary Blaufnss and George CONOCO PRODUaS CUT RATE PRICES Patronise These Friendly Firms Catherine’s parish, Denver, has Pnacripllont AccoraUly Ffllad been assigned a teaching post at olic Charities annex, Denver. Frank, and John Bielman and Mrs. Angelo Rossi, president of Lubrication — Delco Batteries Winta, Bmiv, Etc. — Faantala the Emily Griffith Opportunity Leone Ryan. Belated congrat the group, wishes all former mem Permanent Waving Guaranteed school by the Denver school board. ulations go to Mr. and Mrs. Don Car Washing 1300 So. Pearl SP. 7539 a Specialty bers to attend and extends a cor Peraro (Virginia Pelts). The North Denver priest is con dial welcome to newcomers. RADIO SERVICE ducting classes in the Italian lan Marion Macken a n d Gene Tha firms Hated hart deaarra ta Games will be the diversion for W. A. (Dutch) THOMAS ba remembered when you ara dU- M y Lady Edith and Sales guage twice weekly, on Tuesday Silva invite club members to tributiof your patronafe to tha dlf* the afternoon and many handsome tbeir wedding Wednesday, Oct. Alameda A Logan PE. 9640 and Thursday nights. There were prizes have been secured. farant linea of buainett. Beauty Shoppe TIP TOP RADIO 26 students in his class at the 12, at 10 o’clock in St. John’s Mrs. Rossi also urges that the church. Uinnio Kcnclsr. Urr* & APPLIANCE opening of the term. immediate past president of each 2804 E. 6th Ave. EA. 0788 2434 E. 3rd Are. EA. 2222 unit contact the other members Social Committee Regis Guild to Resume of her unit, to make this the event For St. Joseph's YPC MALONE DRUG Meetings on October 9 of the year. (St. Joseph’s Young People’s Club) Prescriptions a Specialty HATHAWAY’S Further information may be ob At the meeting of S t Joseph’s With the Tacation eeason at low many limes a day CITY LACE CLEANERS an end, the Regie guild will re- tained from Mrs. Rossi at Hazel- club. Sept. 28, a new social com Fountain Servitje — CoW Beer, Etc. tine 195. does that make our phone Z62S EAST 3rd AVE. PHONE DE. 6891 tunie ita monthly meetings next mittee was appointed to serve for Sunday afternoon, Oct. 9, at the next four months. It includes ring? You figure it out. We're lOOSo.Bdwy. — SP.6226 — We Deliver GarUlns - Pillowi Carefnllr Cleaned and Betamed Same Sixa. Special Can too busy answertog the phone Gleea la Table Linena. Blankete Laandered WlUuat SbrlalaKe. 3 o’clock at Regis college, Holy Ghost Altar Unit Mary Ginsburg, Victoria Hermes, WORK CALLED EOS AND DELIVERED Deneer. Plans for the coming Lucy Hubert, and Ben Hoefler. . . . taking ordSrt to be de months will be discussed. The thanks of the club is heartily livered in all ports of Denver. Plans Lunch on Oct. 10 extended to the retiring social com Will we be answering your Most Grateful mittee for the varied and interest ring soon? * ANNUNCIATION PARISH Washington.— New expressions On Monday, Oct. 10, the Holy ing activities planned f o r club Charge Accounts invited Patronise These Friendly Firms Gkoit Altar and Roeary society, members. LOYOLA PARISH of appreciation from Monsignor The REXALl Store Thomas J. McMahon, president of Denrer, will bare lunch in the The social calendar for October the Papal Mission for Palestine, hall at 12:30 p.m. Tba'lneeting includes dancing — ballroom and Patronise These Friendly Firms DRUGS PRlc1» *In’'^MNVEB The firms listed here de have come to headquarters of the will begin with recitation of the square dancing— a hayride, bowl 16% Botferfat Ice Creoml National Council of Catholic Rotary in the church at 2 p.m. ing, a white elephant party, and MADE TO OUR OWN FORMULA serve to be rem embered many other activities. W« Call For and D«llTtr Women for the large quantities The hoetaesas will be Mrs. Vcivet-imooth, rich ond full-bod when you are distributing COLORADO BOULEVARD Custom Cleaners of clothing collected and shipped Charles Byrne and Mrs. William On Thursday, Oct. 6, the girls ied. Delicious ilavors—chocolate, P. Dolan. All members and pros- of the club will visit patients at strawberry, vanilla, mint. In your patronage in the dif to the Near East by War Relief ScaliighI cartons. I STORE and D yers Services for the relief of Pales pectire members are invited to Fitzsimons General hospital. Many SINCLAIR , HARLAN F. CHEDSET more girls are needed to help in IsaaS-itei PRANKLIN BT. ferent lines of business. tinian refugees. attend. E. 34tb and St. Paul this work, and anyone interested We Specialize in Motor Tune-up* EA*t 4474 is asked to contact Kathleen Mc Fraa plck-np and dall.ary Alteration* Closkey, chairman. 2818 Colo. Bird. EA. 9988 Curtain* and Draperie* Msgr. Higgins Will Speak Not to be outdone by the girls of the club, the boys have been SAVE TIME TRADE AT HOME At Sodality Living Rbsary helping at Holy Ghost youth cen Rodiy Flori tnd Jos Baytt MARTIN BEAUTY ter, and thanks and appreciation . PN0N( are extended to all those who have CHtaa* Thurtday, Oeteb«r 6, 1949 Office, 938 l•llneek Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KRyitene4205 PAGE NINE Parochial League Grid Leaders Fight to End Deadlock Full Throttle Jays, Bulldogs Knotted at Top; Out of Gas Raiders Open With Strong Bid Standings in the porochiol league are beginning to take a somewhat definite shape. According to the statistics, the Bull dogs and the^luejoys ore deadlocked for first place with two notches in the win column and a big goose egg in the gomes lost column for each team. Lou Kellogg's Regis Raider?, however, hoving played only one league gome, ore going fast, and, os indicated by their performance against the Holy Pamily Tigers, will be annong the leaders when the loop race comes into the final stretch. ' Bulldog might will be pitted against the high flying Biuejoys' speed and deception when the two league leaders clash in the feature presentation Sunday, Oct. 9. On the some bill the Holy Fomily Tigers will grapple with the Annunciation Cardinals in what promises to be an exciting game. On Friday evening, Oct. 7, ‘the Mullen high Mustangs will meet the St. Francis Gremlins under the iV lights in’ Bears’ stadium. In this ■ encounter, two of the mightieit little mights of the parochial Icaii»gue, Turn Back Inspired Cardinals Rich Italiano, 126-pound quarterback for the Gremlins, and John Barone, 122-pound Mustang tignal-caller will direct the action on the field. Sunday's' Double-Heoder Bulldogs Chalk Up Second again in the third quarter, when The Red Raiders defeated the Ray Costello took a pass from Northside Tigers, 38-0, in Bears’ Himstreet and s i^ g g e d 40 yards stadium Oct 2. In tha second game for another six points. The Raiders Win in Convincing Style of the day the S t Francis Gremlins finally acquired their first conver bowed to the-superior skill of the sion point with a well-placed drop Unleashing soma of th« know their own seven. A bad pass from Cathedral Bluejays in a 19-0 tussle. kick over the Tigers’ bar by Tommy how and sheer force demonstrated center coupled with loose handling In the first quarter of the Regis- Davidson. Less than a minute later of the ball caused a Bulldog fum Holy Family game, Bob Brown in their first league encounter, the Tiger fur flew again as Dick ble which Ed Horvat, alert Cardi TEARING UP THE TURF is Ronny Himstreet, took a lateral from Ron Himstreet Braun covered 26 yards to the end S t Joseph Bulldogs turned back an nal tackle, recovered In the end Raider quarterback, as he cuts behind downfield blocking and swept around left end for the zone on an intercepted pass mis inspired team from Annunciation zone giving Annunciation its only ABRUPTLY FLATTENED is Jordan (28), Gremlin first touchdown. The second period to chalk up anothfr Regis score in the game against the Holy Family fired by Jerry Starkey. In the final me score. Lou Esquibel made the saw two more goals for Regis vfa high in last Friday's lea ^ e n r ball toter, as he tries to smash through the Bluejay for Tigers played in Bears’ stadium Oct. 2. Trailing Himstreet to cut period Bob Brown flipped one for y a oint with a desperation pass to a pass from Jim. Dolan to Him Sept 30 in Bears’ stadium oy ward. wall in the final stanza of the feature grid duel between the down possible persuers is Frawley (45), Regis halfback.— (Rsptster more tbSn 30 yards to Left End score of 13-7. Dion Mumford. As the final gun photo oy Smyth) ______street and an Isenhart punt Dick Schmitt, and Davidson kicked sounded the score read, St. Jo St. Francis- Gremlins and the Cathedral Bluejays Oct. 2 in Bears’ blocked and downed behind the line Winning the toss and ntuming another point, wrapping up the the initial kickoff to their own seph’s 13, Annunciation high, 7. stadium. Moving in to help his teammates is Pat McGrail (39), Blue- by Jerry Burns. The Tigers’ fail game, '38-0, for the Jesuit meat- ure to get off a good punt and the 82-yard line, the Bulldog fum On the Annunciation roster, jay wingman.— {Register photo by Smyth) Schedule Announced grinders. Holy Family’s power waa powerful drive of Don Frawley bled on the 26; the Cardinals re little Lou Esquibel, whose quick considerably lessened when Jack covered. After two running plays, thinking gave the Cardinals their for Regis account for the first 18 Isenhart sprained his ankle in the Raider points. Ken Riedel, Cardinal quarterback, extra point when a faulty pass third quarter. G ige Practice Begun The Regis steamroller took over connected with a pass to Lou Es- from center rendered a kick from The Gremlin-Bluejay contest was quibel who moved the ball to the placement impossible, and who far from being Just that. It was nine-yard marker, giving the Car gave the Bulldog rooters an un By Reg is Basketballers St. John's Hawks however, a more spirited game and dinals. a first down and goal to expected shock by a near comple somewhat rougher, with a total of go. The passing arm of Riedel de tion of the old sleeper play, shared Sideline-Sidelights Even before the 1949 grid season picture takes a defin 14 penalties, 10 for Cathedral, 4 livered an aerial to Esquibel, who honors with Ken Riedel, whose for St. Francis’. The game broke fought his way to the two-yard line passes were responsible for prac : B y J o h n O ’H a y r e : ite perspective, basketball is moving on the scene at Regis Swamp Rivals in in the second period, when Alberry tically all the Annunciation yhrd- where the Annunciation drive was The Regis Red Raiders rampaged up and down Bears’ field college. Not only has a tentative cage schedule been an smashed his way over the line from age. stopped. lait Sunday to unbalance somewhat the league’s exceptional bal nounced to the public, but practice has begun. the'sixth for the first score. Bob Bill Frick and Bud Schoepflin, 51-0'Track Meet' Schnabel raiw up tha extra point Fighting uphill until late in the ance that we 80 brashly spoke of last week. The host of basketball talent that has been attracted to second period, the St. Joseph grid- Bulldog yard-gainers, were the The St. John Hawks of the on a pass to Pat McGrail. Regis from high schools throughout, the West suited up for ders finally scored when Bud outstanding Bulldogs on offense; The atatiatiea of the Rogia-Holy Family high game shew that Junior Parochial league had to A touchdown for Cathedral was Schoepflin completed a 30-yard freshman basketball practice Sept. 22, and have had to date wait three years for retribution nullified in the third by- an off- Capt. Bob Graboski and John Fox the Tiger* mad* yardage in reverse, Eadiag np with a miant two weeks of rigorous sessions. If these high school hopefuls pass, to Bill Frick who, without a rate praise for their defensive but it came sweetly with a 61-0 side penalty, and it happened again Bulldog blocker in sight, displayed 39 yards gaiaed from tcrimmag* aad 38 points behind on the good as their press clip-are as good as their press clip-are victory over the traditional rivals in the same quarter. A few minutes tackling. his superb brand of broken field scoreboard, the Tigers abiorbad the worst beating that a Holy pings. Coach Larry Varnell shouli to begin practice next Friday, the St. Philomena Palominos in a later, however. Bob Schnabel car The lineups; Oct. 7. With Bob Fisher, NAIB running by dancing,by throe Car Family team hat had to endure in many a season. haiiave a strong squad for some time game Friday afternoon at 9th and ried the leather on a 12-yard end AnnuneUtiim Turn St. JoMpV* selection to the All-America cage Columbine. run for the second tally in the dinals in the secondary to score to come. standing up. Paul Frick’s kick was D. MnmforS _____LK...... John KteUn Apparently Cathedral’s Bob Schnabel has not heard the rumor squad, and stellar performers like Displaying heads-up alertness, ame. Early in the fourth ouarter, Ed H orvat...... LT...... John Younjar The varsity cage team is slated going around that the Bluejays are supposed to be millions of kilo Jerry Coursey, Bryce Heffley, and combined with sharp tackling and ;t. Francis’ found itself ’’ Schna- prood and the Bulldogs went out Ray Berlin .... - .....LG.._...... /ohn Fox in front, 7-0. B. D«den (C-C)...^..C...... Boh Cartierry watts weaker than last year, for his performance last Sunday Bob Wallace still on hand, Varnell blocking, the Hawks scored in beled” again to tha tune of six R. Haronama ...... RO...... Tom Milner Pigskin Carnivai should not feel insecure about the every quarter, but were able to more points. The last six-pointer Seconds after the second-half 0. MaeCready .„ _ .R T ...... Jim OalU against the Gremlins was the best the speedster has ever turned in. ambitious schedule that the Regis add only two of seven conversion was made on another end sweep kickoff an Annunciation fumble J. McCullouch___RE ..B.Grabotki (C-C) A trickier operator than one Mr. Houdini ever thought of being, Will Be Repeated officials have slated for the 1949- attempts. Two scores came on in set up the second Bulldog tally. Kan Riedel ...... John Nlaaro for 10 yards by Schnabel. L. Eiquibal ...... v-LH ...... the limber-legged lad seemed to be everywhere at once; that is, At a raeent raeetinf of the 50 season. tercepted passes, including one Outstanding players for the Recovering on the Cardinal 22. FVed Mae* ...... RH...... B. SoheafpUa diroctors of tiio Junior Paro- This cage schedule, announced by pint-sized Pat Thorpe, who ran Gremlins ware Thorpe and ^olou- Ev Stewart’s clcatmen went all M. Luearo (C-C)....rB...... Paul Friek everywhere until someone tried to tackle him, and then he was aids without being touched. Annunciation team— H*ad coach. Harry eliial loafua a committoo com- recently by John V. Coyne, Regis sg t bek. Although Italiano had some the way with Bill Frick flipping a Pembarton; aaaietanta. Tad Shivona and nowhere. prised of the Rev. James Moy- athletic director, pits little Regis T^ie entire St. Johnohn squad trouble getting rid of the ball and lateral to Bud Shoepflin. Paul Conrad Honeckar. '. _ . against some of the best basketlwll played good football. Outstanding holding tha yardage, he showed the Frick's attempted convirsion wont St. Jo*epb'e— Head eoaich, Ev Staarart; One of tha league's toughtaat tackles it Gremlin Lou Phan- aikan, the Rev. Charles Jones, aaeiatant. Bob . Burnt. the Rev. Robert Syrianey, and talent in almost every section of in the backfield were Bob Carver, kind fire that makes good foot wide leaving the score 13-0 in neaatiel. He ha* mora hustle than depreaiion hamburger had Dick Dines, and John McGowan. RESERVES the Rev. Edward Murphy was the country. On the East coast. ball. favor of'the Bulldogs. water; ha tackles clean, hard, and often,.In Sunday’s gam* ha Regia will meet teams like Loyola The Cathedral Schnabel-Leiker- Refusing to give up, the Annun Annunciation team — Lope*. VitU. selected to plan the Second An Whitlock. Muniz. Ryan, Lynch. Maeca- proved la be the only mountain oyer which the Bluejays 'could nual Junior Parochial League in Baltimore, Md.; Le Moyne, Syra Assumption High Teom Alberry combination performed ex ciation R'edbirds moved down the renaz. Stone, Marquei, Goiter, Caitil- not fly. cuse, N. Y.; Siena, Albany; and cellently and will prove to be the lano. BaiIHe, Johnion, L. Cavtnautk. cernieal. field to the S t Joseph five-yard Father Moynihan announced SL Bonaventure's, Olean, N. Y. biggest headache in the league Bowel, Comminiailo. E. Cavanauth. The passing of Ken Riedel, sophomore back on the An In Parochial 'B ' League line after Riedel completed five Kelly. Martinez, Gremlin. Voloiln, Evan*, today that the carniTel will On the West coast, the Rangers will The unparalleled drive of Brown, Abeyta, and Nuiaa. nunciation Cardinals, is more educated than a mailman’s feet. be held Oet. 28, in Bears' sta face S t Mary’s and Santa Clara in Assumption high school in Welby Braun, and Frawley for the Red out o f six attempted passes. An St. Joeeph'a— VifU, Tumar, Salaaar. In last Friday night’s game, Riedel riddled the Bulldog pass de dium. Forty junior teams will the San Francisco Cow Palace. is scheduled to participate in the Raiders, ably aided by one of the other fumble caused the Cardinals Martinez, B. Gareiz. Zimmarrean. Mon fense mercilessly, pitching the porkhide with packing-house ac to lose the bail on the 13. The toya. B. Praaten. C. Friek. Lea, Tbyfault, curacy Into the arms of well-deployed receivers who seldom missed* participate in this affair. Hamline university, Denver games of the Denver Parochial looi strongest lines in the city, is going Maija, D. Preston, Cartar, Xtrkpatrlek, Annuncation line, however, pushed Chevrolets, Phillips 66, and Wia- "B” league, not Welby public higl to take a heavy toll before the sea Saindon. Kirstlnsz. Oarrier, and E. Although only a tiny “ bird,’’ Cardinal Lou Etquibal ha* hi* consin State, whicn is bolstered by the surprised Bulldogs hack to Garcia. ______school as previously reported. son is over. ;a feathered for long and tricky flight*. Last Friday night, thff presence of Nate DeLong, who /e returning a punt, Little Lon disappeared into the midst St. Anthony Tenm, is expected to break all previous of a pack of snarling Bulldog*. And just about tho time every scoring records for collegians this Getting the 'Feel' of Things one thoughtinougnt thatna diminutiveqiminutiva tailbacktaiinack wet being ripped asunder.on* asunder, season, also face the possibility of he came icootlng ant from the group of blueahlrta and picked up being knocked off by Vamell’s Sterling, on Top a few more yard*. The ajnaz^ Bulldogs stared at each other Busz Boys. a* though tha Cardinal "Red Speck” had travelad underground. Burning up the|pidironiipi in their Topping these regular season regular but unusualusu brand of scrimmages are the two grueling Junior Parochial league officials recently were given ample wide-open grid tactics, the Ster preseason tournaments, tha Skyline proof that, even though female footballers sometimes show apurta ling Bobcats, St. Anthony’s six- Six in Denver and the NAIB tour of incomparable husUe and ability, the game Is, kfter all, strictly man football team, hot-footed all ney in Kansas City, Mo. Last year's for boys. In a terrific tussle 1 ^ w e » between the St. John over the field to score a win over frequently heard complaint that Hawks and the St. Philomena Palominos, the game was injury- the abbreviated squad from Btule, Regis, played very few tough op- free going into the last quarter. It was then that one of the pint- Neb., 28-6. poneius before traveling to Kansas alxed female rooters got excited and, it seems, just had to tackle will be nothing but a faint echo someone. She chose her own cheerleader as the victim, and broke Sparkplug Elmer Unrein started this season. the Cats on the way to their fourth the poor girl’s arm in two places. consecutive win of the season The Rangers will play all home when he j a u n t.e d over goal games in the City auditorium (not from the five-yard marker on a the annex) except the Denver uni Statue of Liberty play. The second versity game and the double- header. In this Regis college bas In every major city there is one outstand Bobcat score came in the second ing Steak House . . . in Denver it’s the period when Morf Artzer gathered ketball schedule for 1949-50, which in a Cat pass thrown from the 38 follows, all home games are marked Ringside Lounge. and lateraled to Herman Scha with an asterisk. S degg, who crossed into pay dirt Dec. 8-10: Skyline Six tourna standing up. ment in D.U. fieldhouse Bill Pimple dropkicked the extra ‘ Dec. 12: Hamline university (NAIB Championship team) We feature Shrimp, Lobsters, Cracked Crabs, point to make the score, 14-1, in Oysters and many other Seafoods . . . Received favor of the St. Anthony team. Dec. 16-17: NAIB preseason tour Showing a spirit for revenge in nament, Kansas City, Mo. fresh daily . .. and served to please your toste. the third period, the Brule team ‘ Dec. 20: Wisconsin State (River cros.' PAGE TEN Office, 938 B( ;k Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telepfiene, KEystene 4205 Tkuraday, October 6, 1949 Aspirants of St. Joseph's Convent YOUR EYES LOOK BEHER If you keep, them in ityle, there !■ n new type frame coming ___ HAVE YOUR CHRISTMAS out practically erery day, It it to your adrantage that you inspect these latest modes in glasses. Eeery style in our assort* . 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Corona street. Husband of Frieda Penick; father Phone MAin 4006 ofi Betty and Clifford Penick; son of Mr. and Mrs. Georse Ervin Penick I lunnniDiiiiiiii brother of Mrs. Elaine Wardle, Georse Get Spruced up Elwain Penick, and Eldon Penick, all of Denver; Mrs. Ida Schindler of Kimball, Neb.; Mrs Lelab Barrett and Clyde for Winter Ufoniimen Is Penick of San Dieso, Calif.; and Harold We bate erected many beauti and Karl Penick of Cedar Edse. Requiem Onr Uilorlng U toned to th. tlmcn ful monuments in Mt. OUret Mass is being offered Thnrsday, Oct. 6. in Our L4tdy of Lourdes chnrch. Inter Cemetery. FOURTEEN YOUNG GIRLS entered the St. Joseph Neb.; Katherine DeLarme, Columbus, Neb.; Elizabeth Kosiba, Dun ment Mu Olivet. Boulevard mortuary, can, Neb.; Henrietta Chochon, Tarnov, Neb.; Patricia Legenza, THE CONGRESS HOPE ELIZABETH KANE, 152SE Convent high school for aspirants on Sept. 3. According Omaha, Neb.; Philomene Clupny, Lincoln, Neb.; Mary Rita Slusarski, A. T. THOMSON Arapahoe drive. Golden. Daughter of CLOTHING CO. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Kane, Jr.; sister of to regulations, they have entered after completion of the eight grades Duncan, Neb.; Angela Heimann, West Point, Neb.; Dolores Dohmen, SUITS AND TOPCOATS 600 Sherman St. TA 8018 Virginia Ann and Mary Jo Kane; and of the elementary school, and have now started their high school course Hampton, Minn.; Theresa Ann Revers, Omaha, Neb.; Mary Ann granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh in St. Joseph’s (Convent high school (Franciscan mother-house). Jarecki, Duncan, Neb.; Joan Sobizak, Omaha, Neb.; seated, Janice “ Speclol Attention to Clergy" Kane, Sr„ and Mrs. Elisabeth Vaeba. Moil Order. Mats of the Angels was said Sept. S Beg(inning at left, the aspirants are ValeYia Spenner, West Point, Smagaez, Columbus, Neb.; and Arlene Wemhoff, Columbus, Neb. in St. Rose of Lima’s church, Denver. 433 15th St. TA. 4718 Olinger mortuary. Tnilor Hade Rendy Mode RANDY LEE PATTON, <840 Navajo street. Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Her man W. Patton; brother of Raymond Requiem Mass Fall Festival is Success Caroline Puhl, Willis Patton: and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Patton and Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Karpinskt Mass of the Angels was said Sept. 3 in Su Joseph's (Polish) Beautiful Service! church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Olinger Is Offered for At Redemptorist Parish Priest's Mother, mortuary. At Costs Any Family FRANCES YAKICH, 4984»Pearl etreeU (St. Joteph’i Redamptoriat Pariah,, Mercy hospital and donated for the Mother of John and William Yakich, Can Afford Mrs, Frances Carton, Mrs. Mary Lyttle, Denver) * j festival, was presented to Dorothy Mrs. Anna Hearts, Mrs. Pauline Kem, Franciscan Nun Despite cool and threatening Taken in Death Allan of 438 Bannock street. A and Mrs. Margaret Rogers, all of Denver: weather, the inconvenience of in GEO. P. HACKETHAL also survived by seven grandchildren Requiem High Mass was offered sufficient space, and other uncon- chenille spread, donated by the A Solemn Requiem Mass is be and 13 great-grandchildren. Requiem Oct 3 for Sister Mary Blandina of North Denver Department stope, High Mast was offered Oct. I in Holy trollable difficulties, the fall festi ing offered Thursday, Oct. 6, at A memorial is the last mark Rosary church. Interment MU Olivet. the St. Rose Residence in the val which was conducteth last was taken home by Mrs. Fred 10 .o’clock for Mrs. Caroline M. Olinger mortuary. chapel of the institution. Sister, Sunday night at St. Joseph’s Re Berger of 1827 Federal boulevard. Puhl in the Cathedral, Denver. FUNERAL DIRECTOR Barbara Miller of 500 W. 7th re of devotion. It is a tangible WILLIAM T. HOURICAN, Denver. who would have been 78 this No demptorist parish can be counted Mrs. Puhl, a native of Marien- 2206 East Colfax at Gaylord Brother of Etha Newttrom, Stella Houri- vember, died Sept. 30. ceived the little altar, and Mrs. tribute to those we love. It gan, and Rose Hourigan. Requidm Matt as a huge success both financially berg, Russia, came to the United was offered Oct. 1 in St. Francis, de She was born in Quincy, 111., and socially. Nothing but praise Anna.Edwards took home a lovely States with her husband in 1906. EAst 1867 • Sales’ church. Interment MU Olivet. and attended schools there until imported bed shawl and a hand fulfills one of life’s finest tra Theodore Hackgthal mortuary. and satisfaction has been demon They lived in Albuquerque, N. she was 16. At the age of 16 she strated by everyone with the way made quilt Many gifts were Mex.; Pueblo, Montrose, Delta, MATHEW KLEEWEIN, Wichita. left school and entered the Fran made by the Altar and Rosary ditions Kans. Father of Frank, Louis, and John the festival was conducted and and California. She had been a Kleewein, and Mrs. Harry Vestering; ciscan Sisters, Daughters of the society. Josephine Sandral of resident of Denver for the past Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary. with the splendid and entertaining also survived by 17 grandcbldren. Re features offered. The outstanding 1167*4 Stout street received 12 years, and would have cele quiem HigTi Mass was offered Oct. 1 in She was stationed at the Sa the quilt, and Mrs.'M. J. Gimdjurg Religious Ardclei^ SU Joseph's church. Interment MU Olivet. event was the spaghetti dinner on brated her 73rd birthday Nov. 1. Theodore Hackethal mortuary. cred Heart orphanage in Pueblo, of 28 W, Cedar the electric clock ® StataM ® Rotaries ® Medals ® Pictures St. Mary’s hospital in Racine, Saturday night. It was most de Officers of the Mass are her JACQUEl BROTHERS LINDA HELEN ANAYA, infant licious, delightfully served, and en donated by Public Service Co. son, the Rev. Albert E. Puhl, as daughter of Hr. and Mrs. Jose L. Anaya; Wis.; and the St. Rose Residence. ^ Crocifixes ^ Prayer Books B Pendants * Books B Plaques joyed by all who came. The nightly Francis Kay.s of 141 W. 4th re sistant at the Cathedral, cele sister of Mary and Monica; grand, She is survived by three sisters. ceived the Mirro-Matic pressure Since 1902 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Monico Anaya One is Sister Philomena of San land concerts were an attraction brant; the Rev. Theodore Haas, and Mr. and Mrs, Rafael Chaves. Tre cooker, and Leona Haberkorn of deacon; the Rev. John Ebel, sub COMPUTE LINE OF RELIGIOUS ARTICLES FOR CHURCH AND HOME Francisco. and other entertainment helped to vino mortuary. 239 W. 5th will receive a compli deacon; and the Rev. Robert Ke- HONUHENTB OF DISTINCTION The Rev. B e r a r d Giblin, keep the crowds who came busy PETER GARRIGAN, 1532 Glqnarm. and happy. mentary permanent wave and hair keisen, master of ceremonies. The Father of Paul W. Garrigan. Mrs. Mary O.F.M., offered the Requiem Mass. styling from the Bellva Beauty E. -McDonald, and James J. Garrigan of Many people went home with assistants in the Mass are former 28 E. 6th Ave. AL 2019 Interment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard salon. A 27-piece stainless steel Denver: Mrs. Marguerite King of Doug gifts of value. George Hurd classmates of Father Puhl in St. A . I*. las county, and Sgt. John Garrigan; and mortuary. cutlery set was presented to Mol- Thomas’ seminary. The Very Rev. brother of John J, and Mrs, C. A. Max of 445 Broadway wag present^ lie Vigil of 634 Elati, and A. J. I'lii'iu II i;ooD.s ( o. well of New York; alto survived by six Blessed Sacrament church. Interment with the 1950 Buick Special whi^h Monsignor Walter J. Canavan will Mt. Olivet. Wm. F. Horan k Son mor* Blotter of Westminister received grandchildren. Requiem Mass was offered had been procured through the deliver the sermon at the Mass Oct. 3 in St, Francis’ church, Castle tuary. the ottoman donated by. Draper I \. H.'t.’tl lioli m i l kindness and generosity of-Denver and officiate at the cemetery. Rock. Upholstery Co. A Rubber-Maid ANN SHERWOOD, «84 Logan. Rosary MRS. MARY A. BENDER Buick, Inc. V. ' D. O’Connor of She' is survived by these chil bathroom ensemble was given to COLD SPRING will be said Thursday Oct. 8 at 8 p.m. Mrs. Mary A. Bender. Denver resident 1066 Broadway was the recipient dren: Mrs. Catherine Wright, Eyes Examined Requiem High Mass will be offered Fri for the past 46 years, died Sept. 29 In Mrs. J. Gargan of 718 W. 9th ave Marie Lumley, Freda McGowan, BOREN MONUMENTS day, OcU 7, at 9. Interment Mt. Olivet. a local hospital after a long illneai. She of the bicycle, and R. A. Wille IXAUTIFUL (MHITtS nue and a Proctor’ Never-Lift iron Peter Joseph Puhl, and Father ' Glasses was 85. was given the electric roaster. Transfer & Storage MRS. BERNADlNE A. KILLIAN Born in Liverpool. England, she came Both of these items were do belongs to Joe Bautsch of 2835 Puhl, all OI Denver; Mrs. Regina Mrs. Bernadinc A. Killiao, native to this country and Poughkeepsie. N. Larimer. Mrs. John Kemm oi 968 Gilmer of Alamosa; Edward of Moving Storing That Satisfy Denverite, died Oct. 2 In a local hospital Y.. as a child. She married Andrew Eiseh nated by Santa Fe Oil Co., THE RAINBOW LINE OF GRANITES after a short Illness. there in 1888 and moved to Colorado which is managed by Harry Navajo street got the Eskimo Oakland, Calif.; John of Yuma, Piano Moving-Baggage Storing Dr. M. L. Perito Kitchen Mechanic and Julia Quig Ariz.; and Martin of the U. S. She was born here May 24. 1912. and Springs. In 1906 Mr. Eiseh died, and in Leisenring. A special vote of 616 E. 17lh Ave. MA. 2867 Optometrist was graduated from Sacred Heart 1909 she married Henry Bender, a thanks goes to Dillon Bagan ley of 136 W. 3rd avenue was navy. She also is survived by 15 schools. She married George A. Killian builder and contractor. grandchildren and four great 329 Symes Bldg. TA. 1881 April 19. 1988. She is survived by a daughter. Mrs. who provided the electric refrig given the 4-piece Ekeo starter Tba firms hsrs d«s«nr9 to She fs survived by ber husband. Helen Pahs, and two grandchildren. erator that was used in the kitchen set. grandchildren. bo romombered when you or# dU- George; four children. George. Jr.: Jo Requiem Mast was offered Oct. 8 in anna. Laurence, and Katherine KUllan; Presentation church. Interment Mt. during the bazaar. It simplified Father Harry S. Smith C.SS.R., Interment will be in Mt. Olivet. trlbutinf your potronofe to the dlf- and her father Calvin Baird. Olivet. Boulevard mortuary. the work of the women who cooked pastor of St. Joseph’s, wishes to William P. Horan & Son mortuary. CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING foront lines of business. Requiem Mass was offered Oct. 5 In the dinner and also the refresh thank everyone who worked to TIMOTHY J. SHEA ments and sandwiches each eve make the festival a success, par Timothy J. Shot, n iti.t of Irehitid. ning of the bazaar. ticularly Joe Musso, who acted Mrs. George E. Greer died Sopt. 28 in Merey hoipitil. H . w ii as vice chairman and who was llassified Ads 88. The Sister of Mercy doll, which ll will pay yon to road ALL of tho foUooring advortiaomants. * Born June I, 1883, in County Cork, wag dressed by the sisters at responsible for obtaining much of Honored by Society Ireland, Mr. Shea was educated there the -equipment a n d material end came to the United State, in 1884. He had reiided In Denser for more then needed. “ A special vote of th'anks At Evergreen Meeting 60 year.. Father of Two goes to the Garramone 'and Mar- BRICK REPAIRS Wallpapar baorioff. paintinx. ramodalims. Bauer He wa. employed by the Denver Trem- ch^e families for cooking and pre CaU KE. 679S. way corporation for 49 year, before hi. Evergreen.— The Altar and Ro BRICK REPAIRS; Spoclalitlng in bHck retirement 10 year. ago. paring the spaghetti dinner. Grati sary society of Christ the King pointing and repairing, alio caulking and SITUATIONS WANTED J b w t t h A . He i. lurvived by a niece, Mrs. Mary Franciscans Dies tude is expressed to all members church in Evergreen met in the painUng. GR. 7442 WALTER EVANS. T. Saunder.; a li.ter, Mr.. Daniel Egtn. 8177 Benton St. Accountant middl^ged. looy time Denvar Cork City, Ireland; and a grandniece, of the societies who worked so home of Mrs. H. 0. Hill Sept, 29. MR. snd MRS. JOSEPH BAUER Francis J. Knopke, father of hard all during the festival and reaidai^ Catholic. Ezperiencad bookkeeper Mery Either Saunder., Denver. two Franciscan priests, died in Twelve members were present. Fa ^motor finance and small loans, also Requiem High M i.t wa. offered Oct. 1 to friends of St. Joseph’s who do double entry system. Box in Annunciation church. Interment Mt. Denver Wednesday, Oct 5. Eighty ther John Kelly suggested that Phone AC 1919 Free Delivery Olivet. Boulevard mortuary. nated their time to the festival. articles be bought to make the years old. Mr. Knopke had been HELP WANTED in attendance at Mass and re We wish to thank also Presenta church equipment more complete. I A R Y ^ S llt h and Curtis Across From St. Elizabeth's Church MRS. ANNA McCLUSKEY tion parish for the use of their Mrs. George B. Greer was pre ceived Communion daily at St. 1500 S. BROADWAY GOOD opportunity for Lady or man. Call ' Mrt. Ann, McClo.key, long-time reii. Elizabeth’s church for many years. booths, the Dominican. Sisters for sented with a gift from the society GL. 7291.______I dent of Denver, died Sept. 27 ifter I use of their table furniture, and long nine... The Rev. Roeh Knopke, O.F.M., in appreciation of her work in "the REFINED Catholic houaekeeper, asre 9(M6. "T She w i. bom In Mentfield, 0., and who spent years as a missionaiw St. Elizabeth’s for pieces of equip pakt year as president of the so ► W e Pay t'ash ! capable assuming full charge working I received her achoollng there. She came in China, and the Rev. ^enneth ment needed. A special ‘thank you’ ciety. F * 4 mother’s home, three small children. Refer* ' to Denver more then S6 year. ago. She ences required, exchanged. Must be ex* • Knopke^ O.F.M., now a missionary goes to Lem Landis of the A lunch was served by the host wa. married to William J, McClu.key, Knights of (kiliimbus who lent For Used Furniture ^ perienced. drive car. Permanent position. 1 Well-Knoiun Catholic Personnef who died in 1947. in Brazil, are the two priest-sons. ess. Miss Mae Francis will be host Salary open. Call AC. S82S for appointment,' Mr., McClu.key wai a charter mem Father Roch is teaching at St. us much equipment and supplies. ess next modth. and ber of the Woman’, club. Without the assistance of so many I FEMALE HELP WANTED She i. lurvived by two daughter., Bonaventure’s college in Allegany, MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Mr*. Lucille Mack. Denver, and Mr.. N. Y. good people and friends the festi PRIESTS hotukkecpcr. Rev. Frmnei* A. Raymond Brown, River Rouge, Mich; Funeral services have been set val would not have been such a Call a PE 4114 RA 8423 Pettit, Hugo, Colo. Phone 36. two ai.ter., Mrt. Pauline McEldowney. great success and we want to take 4 f fA .a t Denver, and Mn. Julia Block, South tentatively for Saturday, O ct 8, (PEI EVEsites n u 9 p.a FOR RENT OtUufe^ Bend, Ind.; and a granddaughter. at St. Elizabeth's church. this official means to express sin- Requiem Mt.a wa. offered Oct. 1 In Surviving Mr. Knopke, besides cerest gratitude to all for their ZO IV E C A B LARGE front room for light housekeeping. Pre.entatlon church. Interment Mt. help and sacrifice,” said Father MAin 7171 One adult—man or woman. Steadily em Olivet. George P. Hackethal servree. his wife and two priest-sons, are ployed person. MA. 4760. Mrs. Helen MacDonald of (Ilody, Smith. Prompt. Court.0 .1 Srrrtc DRUGGISTS CHRAPER RATES MINNIE PEARL WEBER Wyo.; Mrs. Florence Cronin of Within ■ few day. the par- 3-WAT-RADIO 6 ROOM unfurnished Duplex. St. Pairiek'a ' Minnie Pearl Weber, recent convert, Denver, Doris Knopke of Denver, i.h activities building will be CLEAN NEW CAW Parish. • S45.00. Write Box 773. Manitou i died Sept. 80. She had lived at 421 Lin and Joseph Knopke of California. nearing completion. The sid > TOUR PRESCRIPTIONS Springs. Colo. • coln. She wa. bom Sept. 4, 1889, in Dlonol.. Mr. Knopke was bom in Austria ing has been applied and work will be filled oorreetly el 2 ROOM apt woman alone—employed— ^ Boys* & Girls* shown between 10 and 5. Sunday, Oct 9. | Surviving are ber lou, Harvey Weber, Aug. 2, 1869, and was a long will begin on the roof. The brick 1CASB1NGTON PARK PHARHACT Mrs. Dorothy St. John Jackson w, brother, Harry Wagner; and a ai.ter, time resident of Denver. Despite work is finished and after the 1080 Grant i Flora KoU. Ph. 8P. 9785 1096 Sooth Gxylord Su ------i Requiem Maa. wa. offered in St. his age, he had worked until roof has been applied a con Francii de Sale.’ church. shortly before his death. crete floor will be laid. Then BICYCLES the building will be complete TOWELS & LINEN SUPPLY American Pennant except for lighting, heat, and Columbia______38®® equipment. ^ Reconditioned 15®® Mfg. Co. ap MOUNTAIN TOWEL A 8UFPLT CO. 52 Y e m o p p o ^ fAHtMOUNT C m a f i y It is going to take some extra LETTERING AND DECOBATINO Terms If Desired Scrrlce furnlabtd for Offieea, Barbtra, money to supply the equipment, OP ALL ATHLETIC UNIFORMS * such a^ basketball standards, etc. Bike Accessories Raauuranta. Btorea, and Banqueta CHENILLE LETTER& EMBLEMS < Mr*. Jacktorr, a native of Fort Lupton, Colorado, hai been Any donation for this purpose will B W BECRIU8. Mauger ^ AND MONOGRAMS < astociated with Olinger'i for seven years, giving her per. be gratefully received and will be A.L. 1217 Cartia Bl MA, T969 1534 18tb Su. Pentlu Bonding. KS 1387 * sonal attention to the comfort of families, taking care of most useful. The lighting and heat ing will be engineered by the Pub GLODT funeral arrangements, and serving as lady attendant. She tUi;< KEK TABSi lic Service Co., and after an esti 253 Broudway PE. 9666 Also Sightseeing Trips | is an alumna of Loretto Heights College In Denver and mate of costs has been made contracts will be let. It will pos ED DUNDON TA. 223^ Webster College, St. Louis, and Is a member of Cathedral sibly be several months before Parish. Mrs. Jackson lives at 801 Grant with her husband, everj^hing is ready in the building Mr. C Woodrow Jackson, Supervisor of Ollnger's Advisory but it wUl be available for use WE HAVE MOVED within a few weeks. Department. Forty Hoars’ Devotion Scheduled The annual devotion of the ABE6G-FELL0WS Printing Co. Forty Hours will b e ^ on Sun day, Oct 30, and will dose on Tues 1454 Welton in Rear • Denver • KE. 4054 day, Nov. 1, at 7:30 p.m. It is re quested that the members of the DESIGNERS — BUILDERS parish prepare for this beautifnl devotion and it is hoped that the MONUMENTS — MAUSOLEUMS new altar will be erected and dec HEADSTONES orated in time for this devotion. 16lh_yt Bouldtr It is now being repaired and We Can Duplicate the Marker on Your Lot painted by the Associated Decora CONVENTIONAL kmoiahXS tors Co. ^ mORTOHRIEi I IKCTib XMVWHgkfe | During the past three days the * Deeign Service Redemptorist Fathers have been Main Office and Plant. . i host to their Provincial, the Very JEBRY BREEN Opporita Fairmount Englewood Display Rev. Francis J. Fagan, C.SS.R. J^cdjuvuL J d ftu d L With him came the Rev. Mathias MORTGAGE LOANS AND INSURANCE BROKER | Glendale 3663 Cemetery 2990 So. Broadway Huber, C.SS.R. Father Fagen con Florist Spttr ol Shtrmon EA 8170 P.O. Box 58 SUnget 1-2606 ducted a canonical visitation, as Spacimlising in E ut Jeff.rgon County and North Denvmr 1004 15th Sl Opca Baadaye—12 U I PJL sisted -by Father Huber, and KOCH BUILDING LAKEWOOD 1301 | We de aat bare egeate ketlurias at gear doer. Father Farrell gave a mission at MAin 2279 South Boulder and Superior. 9395 WMt Colfu Avsbo. Ldt.wood 15, Colorsdo j I K I Etc Tfiunday, October 6, 1949 Office, 938 lanneck Street TH8 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4205 PAGE ELEVENi The Denver Catholic Register Living Voice Chest's Greatest Goal for! President...... _...Most Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. Of Guidance Denver's Greatest Need Editor...... R t Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D., Jour.D. dhi^idioA Liddi^ 1 Managing Director.__..._....Monsignor John B. Cavanagh, M.A., Ph.D. B y R e v . J o h n B . EE s l By M o n s ig n o r J o h n C a v a n a g h ' City Editor...... -...J...... Rev. John B. Ebel, M.A., LittD. ; THE ONLY VOICE that can save the world THE GOAL of this year’s Denver Area Com Associate Editors — Rev. Francis S ^aney, M.A., LittD.; Linus from disaster is that of the Holy Father in Rome. munity Chest campaign is $1,630,189. It is ihe Riordan, Ph.D.; Rev. James B Hamblin, M.A., Litt.D.; Rev. Robert In a world that grows more and more to distrust Poe's Celtic Blood a Factor in His Genius greatest amount the thousands of volunteer Kekeisen, M.A., Litt.M.; Paul H. Hallett, LittD.; Jack Heher, A.B.; voices of the human leaders who have brought it workers have ever attempted to raise for the B y P a u l H . H a l l e t t probably a lesion of the brain— what ^ other charity needs of the community in the 28 years James Kelly, A.B.; Art Editor, Leo Canavan, M.F.A. only suffering, war, and slavery, he alone brings OCTOBER 7 MARKS the 100th anniversary men would be no more than an aperitif was the message of authority. since the Chest was organized. Actually to pro Entered as second class matter at the postoffice at Denver, Colo. of that Sunday morning when Edgar Allen Poe, enough to make him temj>orarily insane. vide all the services that will challenge Denver A truer picture of Poe than one usually gets He brings celestial wisdom into a banal world moaning “ God save my i»o r soul, went to ex and the three other participating counties in the Published Weekly by plore the great cbasmatic secret about whose from summary sketches is given by the Rev. because he bases his teachings on the teachings of next 12'months, the budget is far short of what THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY, (Inc.) mouth his dark fancy had so often fluttered. As Edward Doucet, SJ., who became president of Christ, but also because he teaches in virtue of a will be demanded. But the budget is a realistic a writer who reached the heights in three literary St. John’s, later Fordham, university in New 938 Bannock Street, 1 commission riven him by Christ Himself. Christ approach to the capacity and disposition of |ho fields—criticism, fiction, and poetry— he is un- York and was a close friend of the great literary Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 1620 commissioned Peter to “feed My iambs; feed My people to provide, and even as a minimum it will equaled in America. figure. “ In bearing and countenance,” says Fa sheep" (John xxi, 15). He assured Peter that he require the most generous contributions the citi Poe's father’s family, though not Catholic, ther Doucet, “ he was extremely refined. His Subscription: would have divine help and guidance in his role zenry has ever been privileged to make. f was Irish, and his Celtic blood obviously influ features were . . . thoughtful. He was well in 75 cents per year in Archdiocese 6f Denver. of chief shepherd: “ I have prayed for thee, Peter, ONE OF THE REASONS prominently m^n- that thy faith fail not; and thou in turn confirm enced his lush imagination, his idealization of formed on all matters. I always thought he was $1.25 per year Outside Archdiocese of Denver. women, his love of the unearthly,- his pride, and a gentleman by nature and instinct.” tjoned for the support of the Chest is the elimina thy brethren” (Luke xxii, 32). And He indicated tion of individual drives by each of the 88 agen Canada, $2.00 a year per subscription. that this teaching ministry was not for Peter his melancholy. Wits may also say that it in FATHER DOUCET always indignantly de fluenced .his love of strong drink, but, besides nied the popular portrait of Poe as a man worn cies sharing in the Chest fund. It does have merit. Foreign countries, including Philippines, $2.75 a year. alone, but was to be fulfilled by his successors •We would be badgered and hounded by countless until the end of time when He said: "Behold, I am the fact that this is not a failing o f too many out by dissipation and excess. He had only one Thursday, October 6, 1949 Irish, Poe was not a great drinker by normal weakness, and against that he fought manfully organizations. j with you all days, even to the consummation of the Annually launching this voluntary campaign world" (Matthew xxviii, 20). standards. Because of a physical condition— and well. What were Poe’s relipous convictions? He represents one of the greatest economies pf money and time knpwn to modern man. Its volun OFFlClALi ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER No one can say thqt the world lacks a guide to belonged to the Presbyterian Church, but it is day. In fulfillment of their commission, t ^ Popes No-Children Contract difficult to say just what he did believe. In an tary nature makes possible the raising and dis Th« Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. have issued a series of statements that give ydse essay on cosmogony called “ Eureka” he adum tribution on an equitable and merit basis of a We confirm it as the official publication of the Archdiocese. What guidance in almost all the important questions and Kills Happy Wedlock brated some ideas that seem hopelessly panthe sum otherwise impossible. The total cost bf ever appears in Its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or problems that have arisen, in the past century. istic— the belief that God is diffused throughout raising the funds and annual administration h^s. those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. Anyone seeking the application of the teachings of B y R ev . R o b e r t E . K e x e u e t ( the universe in matter and spirit— but this may never exceeded 7.4 per cent of the budget. This We hope The Register will be read in every home of the Christ to modern times can do no t^ter than to ' AN ARGUMENT against birth control that have been only a fancy. At any* rate we find a is phenomenal. Other drives conducted apa^t Archdiocese. peruse the encyclicals of the five most recent Pon may be more forceful to some than are the moral work of strong devotional feeling— the only one from the Chest for various worthy and other We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste In tiffs. reasons was forwarded by Dr. Lewis Barbato in of its kind anywhere in Poe— in his famous causes seldom approach the Chest economy ijy the children of the Archdiocese for the reading of The Register. the mariaM guidance class at Opportunity school, “ Hymn,” sometimes called “ The Catholic Hymn,” as much as 30 per cent, and in a few specific cas^B « URBAN J. VEHR, IT WAS LEO XIII who fiisrstarUed the world Denver, this week. Pre-piarital agreements be as much as 60 per cent of the total amount raisid with his bold statements on social questions. He originally written in 1836: . Jan. 29, 1942. Archbishop of Denver. tween husband and wife to prevent conception At morn— at noon— at twilight dim— ' by some drives has gone into expenses. | applied the principles of Christianity to world often kill marriage said the psychologist, ■ ^ problems in his ln$crytabili$ (1878), on the'evils Maria! thou hast heard my hymn! BUT WHAT COMMUNITY SERVICE does of modern society; Asfemi Patris (1879), on the Although the fact that the natural law forbids In joy and woe— in good and ill— the Chest render? Its sphere of support is as Strange But True revival of interest in S t Thomas Aquinas and all sinful birth prevention should.be deterrent Mother of God, be with me still! extensive as the needs of the people. The Cheat Scholastic philosophy; Arcanum Divinae SapUn- enough for religious-minded spouses, a warning When the Hours flew brightly by supports the orphanages, the nurseries, health tiae, (1880), on Christian marriage and family concerning the bad effects of this abuse in their And not a cloud obscured the sky clinics, the Visiting Nurse association, character married life is needed for those who consider My soul, lest it should truant be. building agencies like the Denver Deanery cenUr ^ VICTORY o r life; Immortale Dei (1885), on the Christian con stitution of states; Libertat Praetantiemmum. themselves a law unto themselves. Thy grace did guide to thine and thee; and the Convent of the Good Shepherd, fami^ /V /R£LRND tvMS Now, when storms of Fate o’ercast (1893), on true liberty; and Rerum Novarum Persons entering marriage must be prepared welfare organizations, and in part some other srPiTK/cK's Darkly my Present and my Past, (1891), on the labor question. to accept children, the basic responsibility of mar activities of the Catholic Charities. Over $200,000 riage, Dr. Barbato told his students, stressing a Let my F^ure radiant shine more than was raised last year is needed to pijt' Pius X (1903-14) in his first encyclical, E principle that has always been, and always will be, With sweet hopes of thee and thine! the drive over the top this year, and many handi Supremi (1903), gave a beautiful exhortation to upheld without compromise by the Church. The This has always ranked among the great Marian capped and indigent people of the community wi)l the world to renew all things in Christ. His primary purpose of marriage, reads every Cath poems. Those whose knowledge of Poe is limited suffer in proportion to the Chest’s failure to reach Aeerbo Nimie (1905) had a profound effect on olic treatise on Matrimony^ is the procreation to a few poems or short-story thrillers would be its quota. If the Chest fails, Denver fails. And if the life of the Catholics of our day, for in this en and proper rearing of offspring. It is strange that amazed at the breadth of his erudition, which in Denver fails we shall have equivalently invited cyclical, he opened the door to modern Catholic some married people exist who are so blind to the cluded some first-hand knowledge of Tertullian the government to regiment our lives even fur Action by stressing the teaching of Christian doc nature of man and woman, and their destiny in and S t Augustine. ther than'we know today under semi-democracy: trine and the early and frequent, even daily, re God’s plan, that they maintain marriage is for ONE OF THE RARE EVIDENCES of deep England is today typical of what happens in the A ' f ' , T '/j;\ ception of Holy Communion, a revolutionary de- pleasure and companionship alone. religious insight in Poe is this note from his Socialist state, but to date we have not heard of velopmenteli at that time. ADAM AND EVE committed the original sin, Marginalia: “ A strong argument for the religion any nation that would if it could bail us out of The encyclicals of Benedict XV (1914-22) dealt it is true, a sin of pride, but they were not deaf of Christ is this: That offenses against Charity bankruptcy. - a '-T mostly with peace, since his Pontificate saw the to God’s words when be told them to “ increase are about the only ones which men on their bloody years of World war I. At the beginning of and multiply and fill the earth-” Perhaps the death-beds can be made, not to understand, but the war his Ad Beatieeimi (1914) made a heart devotees of Planned Parenthood, to use the more to feel, as crime.” Poe, at his delirious end did Red China and the U. S. not have too much to repent o f in this regard. breaking appeal for peace; at the end of the war euphemistic title, think the earth is full enough By L inus R iordan he made a fervent plea to the Peace Conference in already, and that, therefore, God’s law may be ONCE MORE the State Department finds Paris to lay the foundations for lasting peace in abandoned without His permission. It is to be itself on the proverbial spot. his Quod Jam Diu (1919). He expressed his fath expected that those who flaunt the prescriptions Keep the DoU Russia two days ago came out and announced erly love for the famished children of Central Eu of the Almighty should suffer the natural effects B y R e v . J a m e s B . H a m b l i n that it had recognized the Red regime as the VE5TI0ULE O F SrPE-TEft’S.HOME, IS A S rope (Patemo lam Diu, 1919), and expressed his of their errors. THE MAN’S SUGGESTION would never, of official government of China. Immediately the LARGE AS A CATHEDRAL— ^68 FT unselfish solicitude for war victims in the Annus “ If there is a positive aversion to children,” Dr. course, be taken seriously. But appointments eyes of the world turned on the U. S. 'The British 6i> FT High, m d £ . Jam Plenut (1920). His Pacem Dei Munut Pul- Barbato said, “ each month will bring its store of with the parish priest, even though they could threw the ball into Uncle Sam’s lap with the eherrimum (1920) is an earnest plea for Christian worrying about pregnancy, which assumes an not and should not be on the suggested dollar- report that they would follow the lead of the reconciliation. importance out of reason; and sex will become an and-cent basis, do merit the same attention as U. S., but intimated that they thought the United BOTH PIUS XI AND THE PRESENT PIUS ordeal working to break up the marriage, rather those made with other professional men. There States ought to give official recognition to the W- XII have carried the message of Christianity to than a contributing factor to its happiness” (as- new Soviet satellite. are few pastors, however, who have not been the world in their encyclical letters. The whole fab it should be). According to this analysis, made by As yet official Washington has been silent. coL ou i,n (^ left cooling their heels while some expected ric of civilization would be strongly rewoven if the an expert who should know, a man and wife who caller completeJv ignores an appointment or The decision that must be made before too messages of Pius XI were followed on the basic are ever on guard to escape the responsibilities rings the doorbell half an hour late. many days pass is an important one, and it is issues of the day. He treated, for example, of of their wedlock must labor under mental diffi We hesitate to accuse the faithful of a lack good-to see that the State Department officials Christiaik marriage in his Caeti Connubii (1923); culties similar to those of a bank-robber who fears of courtesy, but it is evident that many place and Congress have not .rushed into any hasty action. . "is tne only repudiated atheistic Communism and totalitarian the approach of the police with every ring of his little or no value on the pastor’s time. Appar E t U A D O R , ism in his Divini Redemj>toru (1937) laid down doorbell. THE CHINA QUESTION is a difficult one. REPUSUC WHOSC CURRANTEED ON£-TfH7H ently they feel that the demands on it are few army suguers have OF.ITS INCOME TO THE the principles of the Christian education of youth The Scripture says: “ God is not mocked.” and infrequent There is no other explanation of There are many ramifications. There is much in the Divini Jlliu* Majeetori (1929); and recalled Those who think they can evade both4ke law of that should be discussed On the floor of Congress A ROV«L SALUTE. IN 1 8 7 4 . * ^ £ N THE the practice of calling or dropping in at the / r /S SOUNOEO SV HONOR HOUEE o r SAtAOV M9E the principles of justice as applied to the laboring God and His retribution are just f o ( ^ g them rectory at any hour of the day or night that so that the muddled situation can be cleared up; o r m £ 3l£SS£D SRCRRAfENr. DESPOlUNG THE PHPAl, ' classes in nis Quadrageeimo Anno (1931). selves. Unrepentant violators of the natural law suits their convenience or inclination. There is Perhaps mistakes have been made in the past STOTXS., Pius XII has nobly fulfilled his teaching com have certainly divine punishment to look forward no other explanation of the failure to keep an with regard to the position of the U. S. in China mission. In his Optatieeima Pax (1947) he points to after death. In many cases they must bear also appointment. and the Orient. If there have been errors, these 40 Hours' Devotion the way to peace and proposes the remedies for the evil effects of their own sins even in this life. THEY WOULD NOT EXPECT it of a doctor should be corrected. The average American, ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER social disorders. His first encyclical, .Summt Ponti- or lawyer, but the fact that the priest may be though, is entitled to a complete picture of the Week of Sunday, Oct. 9: St. Philomena'i, Danrer; St. Rota ficatu* (1939) treated of the position of the Taking God Out of Charity busy with a convert or some other business, or situation. of Lima’i, VDenvar (13 Houri’ )] Sacred Heart; Cheyanqa WeIIs| The China que.stion stirs up unhappy rhemoi state in the modern world. His Redempforit Nos- A capsule commentary on the state of Amer that he has scheduled his appointments to take St. Peter’s, Flamint- ries. It is not possible to forget that appeasement tri (1949) deals with the internationalization of- ica’s soul is offered by a stamp-canceling mark care of several persons, does not deter some of Russia, even with the best of intentions, has Jerusalem and the protection of the Holy Places which the post offices have been using in recent expecting that time will be immediately give»-to caused much grief. Poland, Lithuania, Estonia, CATHOLIC RADIO LOG in Palestine. His Myetiei Corporie (1943) and weeks. The mark reads: “ Hire the Handicapped— them. They apparently are not aware Qiat the Mediator Dei (1947> are having a profound influ It’s Good Business.” one who is keeping an appointment really has the Romania, Bulgaria, and Czecho-SIovakia stand Station KOA Station KFEL ence upon the life of the Church, and their influ No one can deny that it is good business to prior claim to the pastor’s attention. as ghosts to haunt those who tried to dicker with-, or compromise with Communism. ‘ AVE MARIA HOUR — Sun ence will be felt even more in the future. hire the handicapped. They have demonstrated Of all the offenders in this matter of calls CATHOLIC HOUR— Sunday, on the pastor, however, in the lowest place must To the Catholic as a member of the Mystical 3 p.m. day, 5:30 a.m, and 11:30 their usefulness in many fields of activity. In These are just a few of the more significant, stand those who make appointments and then Body, the Chinese question bears added impor because dealing with political and social questions, Ohio alone, for example, the more then 1,000 Fa’ m ILY THEATER— fail either to keep or to cancel them. If the tance. Already countless Catholics in China have ASK AND LEARN— Sunday, of the encyclicals of the last five Pontiffs. There blind persons placed in jobs since the war have 10:45 p.m. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. shown themselves to be dependable workers. pastor, in anticipation of the discourteous one’s felt the bitter blows of Communists who, follow ASK FR. LORD— 7 to 7:15 are many more perhaps just as important—some coming, has told others that he cannot see them, ing the will of their masters, seek to rub out Station KMYR of them more so. There is thp Mens Nottra (1929) But is it necessary to shy away from all al p.m. daily Monday through lusions to religious motives in appealing for he]p an injustice is done -to those who request an Catholicism in blood baths. China and all the Friday over FM. of Pius XI, for example, which set the lay retregt appointment. The pastor’s schedule is disrupted. Orient, were just beginning to be the hope o f SACRED HEART PROGRAM movement going. There are numerous messages for the handicapped? This is a materialistic age, Station KLZ but there are still many who act from super Valuable time is wasted. And yet, the’whole thing Christianity when the Red sickle began its har —Weekday! at 7:30 a.m. CHURCH O F'A IR — Sunday, BUILDERS lUM Roar We Appreciate Your Patronage M { r I { . w i! I I S i p S 700 Lawrence St. Denver, Colo. _ J __ _ BSTABLUBED Itit The American Fixture Co, IUaafMtar!n et of Church Pewa and Altara Church Furniture Denver Bank, Office, and Store Flxturea AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK Milltcork of All Kinds F. J. KircUiaf, Pres. MA. 0168 SEVENTEENTH AND LAWRENCE STREETS C F. Stahl, Pies Pres. 1236 Arapahoe St. Deavar, Colo. s PAGI TWELVE Offkt, 938 Bannock Stroot THE DENVEK CATHOLIC REGISTER Tolophant, KEyttana 4205 Thuradoy, Oetebar 4, 1949 2 More Converts NCCS Show Goes Visiting Accantuat* Year Fall Oatflt JOE HUPPERT'S DRUG Mount Camiel With Distinctive Jewelry . . . Sea (U«ab*T et St t/oali* Ptriihl Mr. Waher J. Kerwin To Be Baptized Assoaiatad with Reliable Prescription Service Society Plans Cigarettes Carton: $1.53 At Arvodo Shrine JOS. M. FISHMAN Jeweler and Optometrist Wines — Beers — Etc. Arvada.— (Shrine of St. Anne) Activity Slate DUHONDl - LO Cnm — From the recent convert class WATCHES . ROSAUn 426 So. Colorado Blvd. DE. 5898 of eight, there are two.more to be (Oar Lady *f Mt, Carmal Pariah, CROSSES . COHPACTS baptised. Albert Elmer Simson, ST. CHRISTOPHER MEDALS Daavar) MIRACULOUS MEDALS bb4 CHAINS whose baptismal sponsor was The English section of the Altar SCAPULAR MEDALS George Hogan, was recently bap and Rosary society planned its Glasses on Credit tized. fall and winter activities at Uie 807 15th St. TA. 0029 A new convert class will start last meeting. Oct. 24. A gala'Halloween party is set Our Sunday Visitor is conduct for Oct. 11 at 8 p.m. in the school CALL JACK HALL ing a drive to convert non-Catho- ball. Everyone is asked to come lics. Parishioners are asked to dressed in hard-times clothes. Knights of take several copies of the paper Frizes will be given io r the b4)et to give to their non-Catholic costumes. Accoidiob mutie will be If low rotes with friends. furnithed by John Tate. Games Colum bus AL 0 4 6 6 The regular meeting of the St. will be played, and refreshments ti maximum coverage' INSURANCE 1, Anne circle will be held Oct. 11. will be served. on auto insurance I ...You con't afford It will be a Halloween party, and ’The pertv committee for nm es Juvenile —> Adult is whot you seek not to get in touch all members must come in cos and refresnments includes Mery W. J. Biadal. Gaaaral Agent tume. The circle is sponsoring an THE USO-NATIONAL CATHOLIC COMMUNITY Rotola, Julia Ciaeeo, Carmella Laa Kail, Field Agent ...c o ll Jock Hall with me right away. award at the chicken pie dinner. Service Variety Show made a trip by bus tp give a per Canino, Patsy Tata, Jostphine 1575 Grant St. TA 1480 The first meeting of the Junior formance at Ft. Francis E. Warren, Cheyenne, Wyo., on Friday, Ciaeeo, Ross Mabrito, and Susie Newman club will be held in the Sept. 30. Holding the banner are Cpl. A1 Matteo, Lrfiwry air force Garito. church hall on Oct. 16. All stu base, vocal'soloist, and Miss Eileen McCarthy, 225 £. Downing street, A short talk was given by Fa dents going to Catholic schools as accompanist. Other members of the cast making the trip were Miaa ther Thomas Lo Cascio, O.S.M., FARMER’S INSURANCE GROUP well as those who are going to Bernice V. Archer, chairman,'vocalist and accompanist; Miss Mary and refreshments were served by public schools are encouraged t« Jean Bowser and Robert Glass, adagio dance team; Mrs. Margaret Eloise Gallo and Lorraine Vitale, 43S rOURTIINTH STRUT DINVII. COlOtADO m attend. Following instructions, Glass, accompanist; Miss Verleen Brown, Mort Davis, and Ardythe The special prize * donated by there will be a social hour. Sollenbarger, accordionists; Miss Mela Carrera, Spanish vocalist; Florence Nardillo was won by Miss Pat Casey, comedy vocalist; Miss Elena Sanchez, Spanish Della La Conte. Mrs. Pauline dancer; Hyman Davis, harmonica soloist; Sylvia Votl^, tap dancer; Gallo will donate the prize for the Louis DePaemelere, baritone soloist; and George Davis, orchestra next meeting. Nuns' Shower Set leader and tmimpet soloist. Maj. Russell DeW. Shively, USAFR, The St. Philtfmena club will special services officer. Ft. Warren, expressed high appreciation of meet in the home of Mrs. Lucy the show’s performance and requested a return engagement in two Lo Sasso, 17-46 W. 40th avenue, By Holy Rosary FT A weeks.— (Photo by John M. Owens) Friday, O ct 7, at 1 p.m. Recommended Firms Mrs. Nellie Brindiri wai award (Holy Ro.ary Parifh, DanTcr) ed the honor prize last week, and The Parent-Teachers’ associa Mrs. Goldie San Pietro will do 1001 BANNO fo r AUTO tion of Holy Rosary school will USO-NCCS Weekly Event nate the prize this week. ALpina 0473 give a money and food shower for Holy Namt Society IVININGS Fieri 8091 the sisters of the school on Sunday, Featured by Tap Dance To Heceive Communion SERVICE Oct. 9, at 2:30 in the school audi (USO-NCCS Club, Danvar) led by the following junior host ’The Holy Name society will re torium. Mrs. Nick Kreutzer, chair An unusually large crowd of esses: Johnny Spilker, Pat Casay, ceive Communion in a body Sun man of the shower committee, has service men and junior hostesses Charlene Vande, Leona SchuHx, day, O ct 9, in the 7:30 o’clock arranged a musical program to be assembled Oct. 2 for the regular and their service men partners. Mass. A social calendar was planned at the meeting Sept 30 THE MAT CO. Buckley Bros. Ulotors griven by the children of the par weekly USO-NCCS dance at 1663 It was announced by USO- Grant street A feature of the NCCS Director B. Maurice Byrne and will be discussed at the regu Sale* - STUDEBAKER - Service ish. All members of the parish and evening’s entertainment was an that a “ Girl of the Month” con lar meeting Friday, Oct. 7, at 8:16 p.m. in the rectory. A lociel hour AUTO REPAIRING ON ALL MAKE CARS A TRUCKS friends of the sisters are cordially exhibition t a p dance by Sgt test would be held the month of invited to attend. Charles Stone of Ft. Warren, October for USO-NCCS junior will be held following the business KXPKBT BODT AND PBNDKB WORK - QUALITT PAINTING meeting end all members are STEAM CLEANINO - WASHING - LUBRICATION SERVICE Men of the parish are urged to Cheyenne, W yo., formerly of hostesses. The junior hostess de Lowry and also a former member voting the most time to USO urged to attend. 6o0 So. Broadway — New Loratfon — KA. 2826 attend the Nocturnal Adoration in of the local USO-NCCS variety NCCS functions during this Friday is the first Friday of the the Holy Ghost church Thursday show. Vocal solos were rendered month will be given an 8 by 10 month. The usual devotions in evening, Oct. 6, from 11 to 12 by Cpl. A1 Matteo of Lowry and portrait, colored with oils and do honor of the Sacred Heart will take place, with Confessiont the ABLES MOTOR COMPANY o’clock. Pat Casey, also of the USO- nated by the Rembrandt studio. NCCS variety show. Choral She will also be presented with an previous evening, end distribution PACKARD DEALER The Holy Name society and the singing by the orchestra, George orchid. of Holy Communion at 6:40 as well 3520 East Colfax at Monroe Knights of the Altar will receive Davis’ Pages of Music, completed as in all Masses. It was also announced that a Stady Cluk 't* Start •‘Where You Get a Good DeaV’ Holy Communion Sunday, Oct. 9, the entertainment. A mul^plica- Halloween costume ball and floor in the 8 o’clock Mas-o. tion dance used as a mixer was show will be held at the K. of C. The Mother Cabrini study club Open Evenings until 9 ballroom on Sunday, Oct. 30, at will resume its discussions O ct 6 which the winner of the “ Girl of in the home of Mra. Geraldine EXPERT Capra, 3708 Quives. The election the Month” contest will be an Men's Club of St. James' of new officers will take place at AUTO REPAIR LETnMH6iiiiiAa4W» nounced. No admission will be this meeting. charged for this event. The USO- All Hakes The following heyo been bap NCCS program for th# current Eaay Tima Paymcnta tised: Patrick David, tjbn of 1^. ripairmcarS e Will Meet on Oct. 12 week is as follows: and Mrs. George Durkin, with Jo Northwestern AhIo Go. OWYSLIR-PLYMOUTN _ Thursday, Oct. 6, St. Joseph’s seph Coogan and Kohna O’Con I/P70NW MOTOft CO. , Young People’s club will entertain 849 Breadwar TAbor 6201 (St. Jam**’ Parlth, Denver) the meetings of the Altar and Ro nor as sponsors; and Marlene 1908 BROADWAY CH.5626I patients in Ward C-17, Fitzsim- Anna, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. The meeting of St. James’ Men’s sary socieRy back to the Mont ons hospital; transportation at club will be held on Wednesday, Andrew Sesforo, with Felix and clair Civic building since there 6:15; Miss Joyce Koch, chairman. Violet Longo as sponsors. COOLING SYSTEM Oct. 12, in the Walsh Memorial AnS seems to be a conflict with the Friday, Oct. 7, junior hostess hall at 8 p.m. Dr. C. M. Noll will es will attend dance at Lowry BRAKE SERVICE RADIATOR WORKS lunch program in th* Walsh Me RadUton Removed from Cor oad preside. Plans will be made and Service club No. 1; transporta Afteatlon - Brides To Bt 14 Ymti liHrltiM • H«4«t Eul.aMt Rtploctd a committee will be appointed to morial hall. tion at 7:30; Mrs. Bernice Ad Cloonliit “ Roiddint — Roeorim co-operate with 'the Altar and Ro Nothing will “dress up” the Myers Radiator & Brake Baptized last Sunday wai San ams in charge; movies on ward Church more for your wedding RopoirlAf sary society in sponsoring the an dra Jean, infant daughter of Mr. Shop 947 Bannock (Roar) ICE. 2805 at Fitzsimons hospital. than one of Wagaar’a White Pint Door N. of V.P.W. BMt.. nual turkey games party to be and Mrs. William J. Powers, with Sunday, Oct 9, lounge service 1812 W. Alamaila PEarl 6710 Aisle Clatli R«Mars, laid down ftli end 8p«or held Nov. 12 in the K. of C. home. Thomas Powers and Gloria Schroe- 2 to 8:30 p.m.; variety show re the kisle for the Bridtl Party hearsal and meeting 3 p.m.; Miss ■Tom Dawson and his committee der as sponsors. Sandra Jean to walk on, from the door to will report on the plan.s being Powers is a grandniece of Fa Bernice Archer, chairman; orch the altar. made for the fall dance. Leo ther William Powers. estra dance and floor show by Boyle is in charge of the refresh Ethan Roy McCue was bap members of USO-NCCS variety W* ala* Faraisk show, 8:30 p.m. ments, which will be served fol tized and received into the Church Sidawalk Caaapias lowing the meeting. All men of Monday, Oct. 10, all-star vari Saturday by the pastor. William AseUsiUe Only thrmugh yosu msn the parish are invited and urged ety stage show. Service club No. ’’Deeptones" by Seotsdele. G • Schieman was sponsor. fecal ftorisS, et remsenmUe emst. to attend this meeting. 1, Lowry field. Catechism classes for th* chil Tuesday, Oct. 11, movies on FOR The October devotions are held dren attending the public schools every evening at 7:30 and consist ward, Fitz.simons hospital. cMi L wMm* Sn. CO., iw. "Qedfty Fin Veilin’'— are held every. Sunday following of Rosary, Litany of Loretto, .and Wednesday, Oct 12, Junior host exelnive wMi n ...... AUTOMOTIVE the 9 :46 Mass. Special classes are ...... 59-“ Benediction. The attendance thus esses will attend dance at Serv being held in preparation for First far has just about filled the church ice club No. 2; transportation at Holy Communion and Confirma BURNS-RIPS A timely new arrival to augment our already larga iteek SERVICE each night. 7:80; movies on ward at Fitzsim tion. ons hospital. Visit Denver's The Masses on first Friday will of famous Scofidale "Deeptones" — rich, handiema be at 6:30, 7:30, and 8:30. The St. Therese’s circle met In the OR TEARS LEADING SERVICE home of Mrs. Bickel last week. Make Your Car school children will receive Holy Eliminated by flattering shades to meet every man's colar prafaraneai. CENTER Communion in the 8:30 Mass. ’The The next meeting will be in the Edgewater Society Fronch or Inwaaviitf home of Mrs. Hennessey. PTA will serve breakfast to the 14 laat EitTls* BaasaaaMs Priaa* Browns, grays, blues in soft deep tones. Suits of Seeti- Ron Like New! Where You Get children following the Mass. Twelve members of the Ave HOSIERY MENDING Quality at a The hot lunch progrram that was Maria circle had lunpheon in the To Hold Meeting, dale exclusive tailoring and designing. Of full-badiad inaugurated this year is proving Denver Dry Goods tea room with A guaranteed factory re Fair Price ! most successful. An average of Mrs. W. E. Dolan sjk hostess. High all wool worsteds. Regulars, shorts and longs. 300 children are availing them score was won by Mrs. J. E. Wag Luncheon Oct. 13 (i)s L 6 h U U t built engine installed in Open Eve- selves of this service. goner and Mrs. W. E. Dolan. The (St. Mary Magdalen*’* Parish, tnw eaving C o . THE MAT CO. MEN'S CLOTHING— .SECOND PLOOB your car, by us or your _ nings *till 9 Mrs. Joseph Sticksel, president next meeting will be in the home Edgewater) Pkaaa KE. 4408 favorite garage, for as of the St. James’ PTA, reports of Mrs. B. E. Bush on Oct 23 at The Altar society will meet 304 MaCUateek BUg. that the Christmas card sale is 1636 Niagara street. Thursday, Oct. 13, in the parish . 1884 Calif. little as $7.00 monthly. CaWTRL progressing satisfactorily b u t Gloomcha.ar. Meet hall at 1 o’clock. A luncheon will urges all parishioners to get their be served by Mrs. Hershberger, cards through the PTA organiza The Gloomchasers’ club recently motored to the McConaty cabin Mrs. McLain, Mrs. Osberg, Mrs. tion. Rohder, and Mrs. Tracey. New DENVER ENGINE An inquiry class for converts near Bendemeer for a steak fry. TKLfPHONI TAtOR-SIVI In addition to the hosts, Mr. and members are always welcome. 13^ A iROADWAY • DINVER was started Oct. 3. These classes Sunday, Oct 9, will be Com will be held every Monday eve Mrs. James McConaty, the fol munion Sunday for the men and REBUILDING AND ning at 8 o’clock in the Walsh lowing were in attendance: Mr. aiNvm awN Ana aiNvn nmis m st mss Memorial hall. All are welcome and Mrs. E. J. Fattor, Martin high school boys o f the parish. The firms listed here de to attend. • Foley, Boyd Bailey, Clay Grimes, Thomas Bernard, infant son of SUPPLY CO. serve to be remembered It may be necessary to move John Leydon, Frank Phillips, and Mr. and Mrs. G. Russell Lyons, Dr. and Mrs. John Thompson. Mr. was recently baptized. Sponsors 965 Broadway when you are distributing and Mrs. Norris Kautz from Illi were Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Ma- AComa 4811 your patronage in the dif ZIPPER REPAIRS nois wei-e guests of the Leydons. honey. Sympathy is extended to Mr. ferent lines of business. On Almoet Any Garment or Article Newly elected officers for the Femtured in our coming year are; E. J. Fattor, and Mrs. Elroy Goebel, Jr,, of ROY SYSTEM, INC. president; John Leydon, vice presi Omaha, Neb., in the loss of their 8Sth Anniversary Sale Yoor Friendly 24-Honr Service dent; and Virginia Thompson, first child Isust week. Mrs. Elroy saOE REPAIR secretary-treasurer. Goebel is the former Virginia te Broad war BP. 4111 Basco. Both Elroy and Virginia HAm's TEXACO smici grew up in this parish. BAREV PLEUIMG. PraprMtor Sympathy is also extended to Mrs. Vernon Peiiick in the loss of vases U4 riMiTiiE snouen SPEER BLVD. AT BANNOCK 'Spooks' Sprawl' her husband following an acci igiliCATiii WASHiit TABOR 9222 dent. They resided at 2840 S. COBBf CTLY VI] Set for Oct. 9 Corona street, but were* former members of our parish. Mrs. Pen- The final arrangements for the ick is the foriner Frieda Haug. DODGE-PLYMOUTH OWNERS Wt Offer • Cempleta Optteal Oarrlea KIRAY club “ spooks’ sprawl” Sun Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rohder of EXAMINATION, REFRAaiON, day, Oct 9, at S t John’s school 4542 W. Hayward place left Tues PRESCRIPTION hall from 7 to 10 p.m. have been day, Oct 4, for Kansas City, Mo., Prepare for Cold Weather Driving Afl Glene* Mannfecturad la completed. to attend a general committee Onr Own Laboratorr meeting of the Union Pacific old rid of Summer Lubricanti. Tun* th* motor. Roitoro Pep and The entertainment committee Economy to Your Car. It will Perform Botter and last longer. Quick Repair Service consisting of Jo Mulligan, Dorothy timers. Mr. Rohder is convalescing _ _ - PACTORT-TRAINED MECHANICS — BtekcB Ltniet OnpUcalaS from surgery performed recently. Oenllit Prescription* ruie4 Burgett, Virginia Goodheart, Mar JAMES MOTOR €0.' gie Hansen, Magxie Reidel, John HARBY Me LUSTIG Blake, Bobby M^arthv, and Billy Meeting Is Scheduled Stewart, have worked out an ex from one of our flnast lemp dailgntrs JOSEPH VOLOSIN citing and entertaining evening I r state Refistered Optoaetrists for all. Catholic high school stu By St. Joseph's Guild . . . tour beautiful daeorotor typo 9U 15TH STREET KE. 848S dents are urged to set aside this S t Joseph’s guild will meet Sat LIBERAL CREDIT TERMS lamps that will make your room glow GUARANTEED REPAIR WORK date for the first big party of urday, Qct 8, at 2 p.m. in the ON ALL MAKE CARS the school year. library of S t Francis de Safes’ with warmth e n d friandlinais, Only Skilled M#cIimbics ^Vork on Your Cor The first religion instruction high school with Mrs. John B. RENT A NEW CAR ctess for junior and senior public Craig, president, presiding. brighten your feverit# reading nook. Complete Overhaul and Tune-Up high school students was con CROSLRY TO CADILLAC Hostesses will be Mmes. S. Har- Sketched, {ust one of our four graceful ducted last Tuesday, Oct 4, at pold, C, Ott, W. Sc^irodt J- Spie- Brake Relining - Eleetrie Service GO Easy Terms — No Red Tape St. Francis de Sales’ high school. lane, and J. Jaap. All members designs, solid breu base, glazed china Thirteen from St. John’s parish are requested to attend. DaYe Staiib Auto Service were present at the first meetin Cary Edward, infant son of Mr. bedy In white, eorel er eelodon . . . of the year. These .sessions wi.. and Mrs, Elvin West, was bap hand-sewn celonese shade, beige, 2725 W . 29th Ave. at Speer GE. 0505 be most helpful for a good religious tized Oct 2 in Sacred Heart church, foundation. Those interested in at Boulder, by the Rev. Charles For- eggshell, white, chartreuse, kelly or NATIONAL AUTO BODY & RAMATdR CO. tending these classes are asked to nith, O.S.B. Sponsors were Wil- meet at St John’s school. Sixth grey. Over-dll height, 24 inches. FRANK J NASTLKY Utmbtt 8t FVaneta dt Saltt Partih NRWRST EQUIPMENT Ifto Grout and Evelyn M. Grout, LOWEST RATES and Elizabeth, at 7 o’cloeV on with Mrs. H. A. Grout as proxy. RADIATORS. BODIES, HOODS AND,FENDERS NM«yaM*—Vk iIIm 1*4 hit tries il ifMltl Tuesday evening where cars will Elvin W est the father, also was In nhs. Lri ii flitrt altk m tktt trl* P 4 7 Inape-ThM noec REPAIRED AND MANUFACTURED y*f *rt |lia*l*|. take them to , St. Francis’. Classes baptized and received into the RapaJrtef Wrack, a Specialty Quality PainUag last for an hour and then the stu Church at the same time. Harry A. Bonnell U-DRIVE System dents will be brought back to St Grout, Sr., of Denver was his spon Phone TA. 2918 12 E. 8th Ave. ISIf BROADWAT ALPINE I4H John’s about 8:46. sor. .11 Thuriday, OcK>bflr 6, 1949 Offk«, 938 Bannock Stroot THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephona, KEyifono 4205 PAGE THIRTEEN Sodaiists to Run Nursery Sacred Heart Hour Fr. Regan to Tell Nebraska Nurses Students at Holy Family Back on Air Oct. 9 During Cathedral Novena The Denver edition of the Sa Crown 'Lamp Post' Queen cred Heart radio program will re Of Mother of Perpetual Help Guild In order thet » many parents at pottible may haea an op> turn to the air over station KHYR (Holy Family High School, As guest speaker of the day, on Sunday, Oct. 9, at 12:15 Donver) portunity to attend the toUmn noeana in honor of 'Our Lady of The board of directors of the Pasquaale M a r r a n z 1 n 0 of the o’clock, it was announced by the (Arcbdioc.tan Council of Catholic Tuesday, Oct. 11, from 2 to 5 Officially terminating the moat credit union met at S t Anthony’s p.m. at tha baby annex, 1843 Rocky Mountain Newt staff and the Miraculous Medal, which opens on Monday, Oct. 10, the Rev. J. Clement Ryan, S.J., direc Nur.os, Denver Chapter) successful annual drive in the his Father John Regan will be the hospital Tuesday, Oct 4. Franklin street. Those who have journalism lecturer at Loretto Doneer Cathedral Sodality of Our Lady of the Immaculate Con* tor of the program. tory of the school paper, the Lamp incipal speaker at the Commun A reception will be held the not yet made their contribu Heights college, encouraged the caption will sponsor a nursery durinf tha PAGE FOURTEEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyttone 4205 Thursday, October 6, 1949 Wrap Layette Articles CITY SERVICE UPHOLSTERY CO.^ ConiiTiunion Day 1402 W. 38th AVE ■ Mmomemaker s ■ UPHOLSTEBING - BEPAIBING - CLEANING ■ E Department Is Scheduled by USED FUBNITUBE FOB SALE JOE QUARATINO gLe NDALE fSl7 Patronite Thete Reliable and Friendly Firnu ■ ■ ■ ■ k Francis' HNS (St, Francis de Sales’ Parish, THE Denver) STILES Holy Name Sunday is Oct 9. McVeigh Company All the men of the parish are in ELECTRIC SERVICE PAINTING AND vited to receive Holy Communion DECORATING with the society in the 8 o’clock CONTRACTORS Wiring - Lighting Mass. This invitation is extended i 1328 Inea KE. 0718 1100 Urimer TA. 6875 to the Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts of troop and pack 126. They are METAL TFEATTHER asked to be in uniform. STRIPPING . . . CAULKING NDERSO The monthly-meeting of the Holy S6 Toara Esparitneo Name society will be held Monday, Interior • Exterior Painting SatUfaction Guaranteed Oct 10, in the high school build ing. An invitation is extended to Phone CH. 6581 MORE THAN 278 ARTICLES from tiie Layerte con Denver 6. Colorado ADAMS & WILDING all men of the parish to attend. 1042-44 Santa Fe Drive 1158 Galifornia KE 1609 test are wrapped by the girls from St. Mary’s academy, The entertainment committee has Denver. The following girls, pictured here, assisted with the work: arranged for Father Robert Ke- THE BEST IN LUGGAGE Left to right, Jeanne Barrett, Jo Ann Kafka, Mary Frebierger, D’Lene keisen to be on hand and explain DENVER SHADE AND Of AU Kind, , Robertson, Maryln Murphy, and Judy Ford. some of the problems of his work DRAPERY CO. + ’ + + 4- + at the Register. Bvm H. Edwirdi Gai G. Gref A fall festival and (et ac 18tb Avcnn* *nd Downint quainted social will be sponsored Phun*: TAbor UU by the PTA on Tuesday, Oct. 25, Drspcrltt - Curtain* - Shades St. Mary's Academy Pupils The N EW ECONOMY' Venetian Blinds - Lamps • at Glasier’a barn, 5000 E. Ken Window Shad* Cleanint tucky avenue. An evening of fun To Hear Drama Recitations with modern square and circle Plan Service (St. Mary’s Acadamy, Denver) Carole McGee as secretary. Other dances and refreshment* is The faculty and student body of members of the club are Judy scheduled, and all parishioners JUSSEL J. A. Johnson & Son St. Mary’s academy, at the regular Higson, D’Lene Robertson, Jo Ann are asked to reserve this dkte. Electric Co. Established SS Years Friday assembly, will be privi Kafka, Jane Coupe, Pat Knable, Further details will be found in • Gutters • Sheet Metal leged to hear Edward Brigham and Jeanne Barrett. The Register next week. 2611 W. 6th Are. in a song and dramatic recital of Mary Kay Cunningham will • Gas Furnaces Grades six, 9B, and IIB report Electrical Contractors a variety, of arias, songs, and bal represent St. Mary’s academy at 100 per cent in the PTA member Call AL. 1743 for * Gas Conversion Burners lads. Ris dramatic readings in the Junior Red Cross Council ship drive last week. Teachers and A Gnaranteed Electrical Job 709 E. 6th Ave. KE. 4031 clude a large number of selections meeting to be held this week end rdom mothers of the rooms are, from standard and modern poets at Pueblo. respectively. Sister Andrea and and prose writers. The sophomores were the,first Mrs. Joseph Bahl; Sister Fulgen- ELECTRIC WORK Student librarians, known as to announce the attainment of tia Joseph and Mrs. Carl Woert- Toar Idea* far that New Boat* Incorparated Into a Pltaainc Dtalcn WIRING AND REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS the “ Bookworms,” held their first 100 per cent in the Layette con monthly meeting Monday, Oct. 3. man; Sister Lidwina and 4irs. A. , Plans Bedrawn or Altered test. The juniors ran a close sec T. Mansfield. A vote of apprecia In the election of officers, Mary SEE OUR MR. KNIPHER LYNCH ELECTRIC COMPANY Marv Kajr Cunningham ond, with the seniors and freshmen tion is extended to all parents for Kay Cunningham for the second Our lote price for complete plant it real economy. KE. 0309 (Shop) year was elected president, and very much behind. their co-operation, and to Mrs. John Craig and Mrs. William We maintain a Budget Plan 1721 E. 31st Ave. MA. 6958 (Home) Scott, membership chairmen. ECONOMY LCMRER & HARDWARE CO. Mrs. F. E. Marriott attended i St. Philomena's Altar Unit the Denver Countv radio council 3.50 S. Colorado Blvd. DE. .549.5 ; Furnace Vacuum meeting on Oct. 4 and the film Meets Oct. 10 in Rectory meeting on Thursday in the school JORNS-MANVILLE FLOORINGS Cleaning administration building. Mrs. Ed (St. Philomena’s Parish, Denver) Mrs. E. A. Hanifen was oper Porter will attend the hospitality Asphalt Tile Coal “ Gas - Oil Monsignor William M. Higgins chairman’s session on Thursday A long lived, low priced flooring for Schools, ated on Oct. 4 at Mercy hospital. and Mrs. Clyde Stromsoe will be I and Gas Conversions will be host to the Altar and Ro Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Zook had a present at the conference of treas Hospitals, Churches, Residences. I Large & Small Equipment sary society Monday, Oct. 10, in pleasant birthday celebration at urers for a finance and budget Terraflex lAll types cleaned, including koti the rectory at 2 p.m. The annual their home Oct. 2 with their chil discussion. One of the toughest, longest wearing floor air pipes, register* Sc. air ducts.. dren, grandchildren, and great $ 0 ^ 1 election of officers will take place. coverings ever developed; grease proof. Acid Work Guaranteed grandchildren present, All women of the parish are in Christmas cards and wTappings Women's Press Club proof; unaffected by alkalis. Brilliant colors. Your Plumber• mndur For Ffiw Years * vited to attend. may be ordered now from any Free Estimates Descriptive Uterature Free COAL & WOOD St. Philomena’s church was the PTA member. The sale of the To Open 20th Season Ed O'Connor, Sr. Ed O'Connor, Jr. scene of a wedding Oct 2, when cards is going well and all pro 3030 W . 44th Ave. — : — GL. 4323 Use Our Budget Plan Miss Ann Havorka, daughter of ceeds will go toward helping to At Dinner October 6 Building & Maintenance Co. No Down Poymont Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Havorka, be furnish the new schoolrooms to be 1863 WAZEE ST., DENVER KE. 2371 came the bride of George Pugh of completed in January. The Colorado Catholic Women’s Woodstock, HI. The Rev. George Brownie troop 288 enjoyed a Press club will open .its 20th sea i Supreme Coal Co. i Evans officiated. hayrack ride and wiener roast son with a dinner to be given at The bride, who was escorted by Oct. 5. .Among the adults who ac the Olin hotel, Denver, Thursday R€UPHQLST€R |b6 4 So. Bdwy. PE. 4679| | her father, wore an ivory satin companied the girls were Mr. and evening, Oct 6, at 6 o’clock. JOHNS-MANYILLE dress with a sweetheart neckline Mrs. E. B. Conway, Mr. and Mrs. The affair will be presided over complimented with seed pearls and F. P. McNamara, Mr. and Mrs. by the president, Mrs. May West COMPOSITION AND ASBESTOS 5"rr. *69 cutwork design. The fitted bodice Gene McHugh. Mrs. John Vos, Owen, and will honor Mrs. Eu- Furniture Repairing buttoned down the back to the Mrs. Gene Lutz, Mrs. Jack Denny, dochia Bell Smith, founder, and all waist, from which a bustle fell and Mrs. H. Foppe. There are six former presidents of the club. ROOF.S Colorado Upholstering Co. GAS FURNACES into the long train. Her finger-tip- new girls in the fifth grade troop: The Rev. Robert Kekeisen of. the length veil was a bonnet type tiara. Janice Hale, Margaret Foppe, Su Denver Catholic Register will ad For any type Home or Building GL. 2304 2501 16th St. IMMEDIATE Miss Havorka carried a cascade zanne McNally, Shiela Neihouse, dress the members, and Mrs. Smith INSTALLATION bouquet of pink and white pom Patty Fisher, and Katherine Kel will speak on “ World of Today.” ASBESTOS SIDING poms, through which ran a row of logg. Their investiture and the Among the honored guests will pink crysanthemums. CaU KE. 5236 for FREE ESIMATES Over 30 years installing flyup ceremony of the original be the Very Rev. Monsignor Walter Electrical Contracting & Repairing /urnaces in Denver The bride’s sister, Mrs. John W'. troop will take place Nov. 4 Canavan, moderator, and Mrs. Lee Welsh, from Peoria, 111., was the Mrs. E. B. Conway, leader of Knous, wife of the Governor of Terms EARL J.STROHMIIHSn matron of honor. Her dress was of the troop, entertained the mothers Colorado. Reservations should be R. H. Kimball Co. if O'BRIEN SHEET METAL green satin. The neckline with a at her homo Sept 30 to plan the made with Mrs. Margaret Reilly, year’s activities. Desired _ Etoctric CAmpsay & FURNACE WORKS drop-shoulder effect was topped TA. 6733 (after 5 p.m.). 1001 Midland Saving* Bldg., Denver, Colo. Lie«nicd and ‘ Bondad with a chiffon insert The bodice Brownie troop 156 held its ah 2541 Larimer KE. 6047 was fitted to the waist, and the nual spaghetti dinner Oct 3 in the Johm-ManWIU FrmBchlatd Applicators Member National Electrical Contractort Asa'n. CH. 5353 bustle back fell into folds school hall. The girls planned and REPAIR NOW! to the floor. In her hair Mrs. Welsh prepared the entire affair. They 1178 Stoat St. AC. 5733 wore a crown of bronze and gold played games and sang songs after daisies. She carried a cascade bou dinner. ELDER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY quet of bronze and gold daisies. Any third grade mother able Guy Elder, Contractor Donald Menege of St. Paul, to help at the first Friday break Minn., was best man. The ushers fast Oct 7 is asked to call Industrial and Commercial Building were Joe and George Havorka, EA. 0221. PLAN WINTER HEAT NOW! brothers of the bride. 175 Vallejo Si. PEarl 8930 CONVERT TO GAS WITH A KILLAM The. eighth grade mothers, under Mrs. Havorka, mother of the the direction of Mrs. Miller and A bmlna plant and Its conT.ralon to natural (aa la a major, Ilf.tlms Invut. DESTROYS SASHES bride, wore a grey crepe dress with Mrs. Drake, room mothers, are ment. Klllam encinerra bar. bMn aolTlnt cas heatint probitras for thirty a pink feathered hat and a corsage ytara. If youi home li worth hoatlny. It's worth htsUng with a Klllam . . . planning a hayrack ride for the Thera’s a Guaranteed Klllam Gai Conrerslon Burner for avery typ* of heat- of pink carnations. eighth grade students Oct. 10, bit plant. Inreatltat* Klllam before you bny any burner. Mrs. Pugh, mother of the bride weather permitting. SHEET METAL Keep That Brick Look FSya«uniY _ groom, wore a royal blue dress Phone Now For Free Etlimale. ALL ALUMINUM News items may be sent to Mrs. BRICK STAIN does not form a skin— retains the original tex with black accessories. Her corsage Don Wilcox, EA. 0221, before Contractors & Jobbers METKL AWNIN6S was of white gardenias. Tuesday. Gutters - Skylights ture. White and all colors. No peeling or blistering. Immediately following the cere Recently baptized at St. Philo Metal Incinerators FLOOR STAIN made to WALK ON. No peeling or blistering. b u r n e r c o Protect mony a reception was held at the mena’s were Vickie Ann Sudmeir, KiUamh\% . * Materials only or Jobs complete MANUFACTURERS AND HEATING ENGINEERS home of the bride’s parents, 1143 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Furnaces & Repairs y o u r Josephine street. Sudmeir, godparents L. W. Sud 260 BROADWAY Uannlartared and inatalled meir and Miss Jean Sudmeir; by Kegietered Enrineera RAce 2871 Mr. and Mrs. Pugh, parents of South Denver Home the bridegroom, were hera from James Patrick Cain, son of Mr. Woodstock, 111., for the wedding. and Mrs. Richard P. Cain, god Sheet Metal Works Deaver Brick Staia Co. Against Rain, parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Mrs. Pugh is a graduate of 1413 So. Broadway Armstrong; Mary Elizabeth Lar CHerry 1083 1455 Fox St. Sleet and the Academy of Our Lady in PEarl 1827 R«a. SPruce 5051 Peoria, 111., and is now employed kin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gm . Badtr, Mxr. Eat. 1(28 Snow! by the McCoy Co. Arthur G. Larkin, godparents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kulp; Mark Wil One Piece Mr. Pugh will enroll at Regis college, where he will complete his liam Mullen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Construction education. Edmund T. Mullen, godparents HOME INSULATION Prevents Sagging and Flapping, Robert Reardon and Miss Cather After a trip to Estes Park, the ine McCullough; Carol Jean Wita- Offers DURABLE Protection couple will make their home in Against All Winter Elements. schek, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Johns-Manville Denver. Edward Witaschek, godparents Get All Three! Lt. Dick McBride, formerly of Don Tallman, and Miss Henrietta St. Philomena’s, is now stationed Witaschek; Susan Marie Roe, Rock Wool • Beauty * Protection in Japan with division artillery. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald For Your Winter and * Permanence Dick, a West Point graduate, Roe, godparents Mr. and Mrs. Jo landed in Yokohama in early Sep seph Burns; and Maurine Frances COMFORT Call us todoy for free esfimote! tembe*'. and from there he was Batt, daughter of Mr. and Reduces Heating Costs up to 50% TAbor 1393 1721 LAWRENCE 36 Months to Poyl moved to Osaka. He is now in Thomas Batt, godparents Robert A Johns-Manville Installed Job Nara, which was the first capital A. Hart and Miss Mamie O’Haire. Will Last a Lifetime Cusfom Built in of Japan. In his first letter to his Alt Sites and Shapes Members of the Holy Name so mother, Mrs. Dorothy McBride, he ciety. and the Men’s club will re says that the place is very old and ceive Holy Communion in the 8:15 Home lasulatioa & Improvemeat Co. not too desirable. He is in charge Mass Sunday, Oct 9 16 W. 13th Ave. Phones AC 4624 • 25 CABINET MAKING of the officers’ mess hall. He also JUST orr BROADWAY conducts a class in unit training The Altar and Rosary society Sanctuary, Sacristy, Church Equipment three hours a day. and is the public 2 Communion Venetian Blind Co. information officer, Office, Store and Tavern Fixtures His wife and little girl are still The Queen’s Daughters held 1350 ACOMA ST. MAia 3644 their annual Communion in St Excellent Workmanship at Lowest Cost in San Diego and hope to join him in Japan in the spring. Philomena’s Sunday,’ Oct 2. Call GLendale 3830 for Eittmate ' October devotions are con LET US DO IT CRANE- ducted every evening throughout LINE the month at 7:45, except on Sun day, when services are at 5 o’clock. fo/t yoit! G. ABROMEIT & SONS BASMOR H. J. GasUv, and A. M. Abromeit 3358 PECOS ST. Banns of marriage have been You will find it much more con BOILERS mYOURHOHE SERVICE published for Henry F. Kreiling, venient and satisfactory for us to S t Francis de Sales’ parish, and take down and store your canvas Helen Mae Bums. St. Philomena’s, awnings than for you to do it Parish clubs meeting this week yourself. The cost is low. include Mrs. 0. Dea’s at her home TRANSFER We protea your awnings until Specialhing in Quality and Mrs. P. F. Giblin’s at her KRRG’S PRIRT home, on Tuesday; and the St you need them next Spring. Plumbing and Healing Skilled Advice on Decorating Problems WAREHOUSING Frances Cabrini club with Mrs Repair or recovering if neces Repairs T. E. Carey, on Friday, sary at special low off-season & LOCAL HAUUNG Confessions in preparation for prices. Tdephone today. Esti the first Friday will be heard mates gladly and freely given. CARLOAD Thursday afternoon and evening SLATTERY at the regular time. On Friday STORAGE DISTRIBUTING Holy Communion will be distrib & COMPANY uted at 6 a.m.,.and Masses will be offered at 6:30, 7:15, and 8:15. Schaefer 2101 15th Streot Plumbing and Heating Contractors The imyiiry class meets every Tm Ii 8k. Awning Co* JOHN J. CONNOB. PrasMant ROBERT F. CONNOR, Vie* PmUaat CO. Alpina 2378 Tuesday and Thursday in the rec 1726 Market Street Phone MAin 7127 or 7128 tory at 7:45,' under the direction of Father Evans. 1541 Arapahoe MAin 1295