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Mother Cabrini’s Nuns to Note Golden Jubilee in Denver +. + + + + + + + , +. Founder-Saint Building Planned by Saint Orphanage W as Not Intended, Just'Grew' Worked in Denver . By Marion E. Woods ces Xavier Cabrini, founder of the Missionary Sisters of the The golden jubilee of the work of the Missionary Sis Sacred Heart, came shortly after, bringing another small ters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus in^the Archdiocese of Den group of sisters to the Denver mission. A two-story frame ver is to be celebrated May 16-18 in Queen of Heaven or house at the corner of 34th avenue and Navajo street (then phanage, Denver. It is a far cry from the humble beginnings known as Palmer avenue) was the first home of the sisters. in Our Lady of Mt. Carmel parish in 1902 to the present The first work was among the Italian population of large home on Federal boulevard. the parish. Many of the older generation who, because of At the request of the late Bishop Nicholas Matz and language difficulty and difference of customs, had dropped Father Lepore, then pastor of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel the practice of their religion, returned in response to the ef parish, two sisters came to Denver in May, 1902. St. Fran- forts of the sisters on their behalf. The prospect of the opening of a pamchial school for Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations the children created enthusiasm Contents Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1962 — Permission to Reproduce, Except on among the parents, and, pending its Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue opening, the children were gathered together for catechetical instruction. And not children only, for there were many young men and women who had not been instructed for First Holy Communion. The sis DENVER CA TH aiC ters prepared large classes, both of children and of adults, in that first summer. Opened School St. Frances Xavier Ca brini, America’s first canon In 1902 ized citizen-saint, first visited Den The first sisters of thfe Denver ver Oct. 24, 1902, a. few months REGISTER mission were not all of Italian after she had sent two of her nuns birth and background, although to the Colorado capital to begin work. The original convent was a these were the spearhead of the Queen of Heaven Orphanoge, 4825 Federal Baulevard, Denver V O L XLVIl. No. 36. THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 1952 DENVER, COLO. rented" house at W. 34th avenue and work among the older people of Navajo street. Mother Cabrini the parish. The group included made several other visits to Den Gets Good News American-born sisters of Italian, ver in the interests of the Mis sionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart German, Iri^ji, and French extrac of Jesus, which she had founded in Improved Athletic Facilities Are Planned tion and it was these who staffed 1880. She established the camp for the parochial school which opened orphans in Mt. Vernon canyon, SOME 200 Denver Catholic their supporters have been the Sales’, Annunciation, and Holy in September, 1902. where a shrine in her honor has now been erected. When she died Subscription Campaign May 4 men Wednesday night, April 23, victims of uncertainty because Family high schools. One hundred fifty children were took the first step toward im they had no playing field of • * * - in Columbus hospital, Chicago, on enrolled in the two classes which proving facilities for the Paro their own. It is high time the NONE OF THE THREE now Dec. 22, 1917, the new Queen of chial league’s athletic programs. Catholic men of Denver correct has a practice court of its own. were set up in the first floor of the Heaven orphanage building was 'Register' in Every Home At a meeting in the Knights that situation. We must do it None will be able to construct sisters’ home. The number soon being erected. At her death she had established almost 70 houses of Columbus home, the men now. We can do it, with the help such a facility in the near future creased and the garage was pressed adopted jilans to aid in rebuild of the thousands ■who have par because of the heavy demands with more than 2,000 religious. ing the Regis stadium that for ticipated in the past in Parochial for classroom space. But with all into service to accommodate . the She was canonized July 7, 1946, Is Desired by Archbishop years was the scene of memor League athletics as players and the schools co-operating in a city overflow. Later the old church able gridiron battles. spectators.” wide program, Mr. L’Estrange buildiAg was made available for The wish that the influences of the Catholic Press Known a s th e Parochial ♦ * • said, it will be possible to end Mullen High Hall might be extended to every home in the archdiocese through school use. League Development club, the THE PLAN IS to establish the uncertainties that have The children who were forced by subscriptions to the Register is expressed by Archbishop men were organized at the insti-, membership in the club on an an hampered league operation in the circumstances to attend the public Dedication Delayed Urban J. Vehr. In his letter an + + ' + gation of and under the direction nual basis. A $10 yearly fee will past. of the league’s board of control. entitle each member to two sea schools were not neglected. Each nouncing the annual collection for ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER Since its organization in 1928, A summer dedication date the Register, which will be taken At this meeting, the men voted son tickets for all league; foot the leagrue has played its basket Sunday catechetical instruction was to approve a membership drive ball and basketball games. is being considered for the up in churches of the Archdiocese Chancery Office ball games in' nearly a dozen dif given them and, for three months of Denver, Sunday, May 4, Arch to finance the ■ projects they Proceeds from the first year’s ferent gymnasiums, none of $50,000 dining hall-auditor 1336 Logan Street discussed. The club expects '.j prior to First Communion, children bishop Vehr says: “The Catholic dues collection, which the organi which could be called home. ium now under construction Press is the right arm of the Denver 5, Colo.. enlist 4,000 Denver men in their In football, the league launched came daily after school hours for in- at the Mullen high school in Church. Especially in these crucial campaign. zation hopes will be $40,000, its career at the old Lakeside stmction. Each year'' saw an in * * * . would be made available to the Fort Logan. The work on the days, we must rely upon the Cath April 20, 1952 dog track in 1928. It then shifted crease in the number of first com SPEARHEADING th'e mem Regis Fathers’ club, which al structure was begun Sept. 28, olic Press to bring us the facts and to the Regis stadium in 1929 for 1951. Postponement of the dedi the full import of the unbelieve- Reverend dear Father and bership program are seven well- ready has started a major pro three years before moving to The Rt. Rev. Monsignor municants until an average of 200 gram of rebuilding the grand a year was attained. cation, previously announced for able persecutions and difficulties Beloved People: known Catholic men who will act Merchants Park in 1932. After Gregory Smith, pastor of St. May 1, was made necessary be of the Church and of God-fearing as majors of various solicita stand at the stadium and re 1935, most of the grid tilts were Francis de Sales’ parish, Denver, The sisters organized the sodal Each year, during May, you are tion divisions. They are Anthony habilitating the playing field. cause the” building will not be people throughout the world.” asked to renew your subscription to played at Regis until 1948, when is the senior member of the board ities of the Children of Mary, As completed by then. For the very'nominal subscrip the Denver Catholic Register, Xwo Dunst, James Peri, R. P. Mc- The Development club is will the scene of action moved to of control for the Denver Parochial Nicholas, M. J. Sunderland, Ed ing to supply whatever financial pirants, Holy Angels, and the In According to plans drawn by tion price of $2 per year, sub editions of the Register are mailed Bears’ stadium. athletic association, which this Architect John F. Connell, the scribers in the Archdiocese of each subscriber every week. The Clancy,. M. J, O’Donoghue, and help the Fathers’ club may need * * * week received word of a gigantic fant Jesus. The children responded Charles Reilly. to complete its project. new building will house a dining Denver receive two papers every National Edition records events of EACH OF THE MEN at the drive to provide a sports stadium enithusiastically and each Sunday hall, auditorium, stage, dressing week: The Register, National Edi international and national impor Officers of the club are Gerry In addition,' the new organiza organizational meeting agreed and central fieldhouse for Catho saw meetings of these groups. After room, band room, and chapel. The tion, which carries news of na tance to the Church, as well as L’Estrange, chairman ; .Mr. tion plans to accumulate enough to contact and enlist the support lic schools. As dean of parochial the meetings, games were played band and dressing rooms may be tional and international import; O’Donoghue, secretary; and Em money eventually to build a Pa —both financial and moral—of athjetic directors, Monsignor Smith many instructional articles. The with the aim of keeping the chib used as classrooms. A dining room and the Denver Catholic Register, Local Edition keeps you informed mett J. Dignan, treasurer. rochial League fieldhouse and 20 other Denver men in an since 1940 has urged a sports plant for the Christian Brothers, who which carries news of the arch of diocesan developments and news Mr. • L’EstraAige underlined gymnasium for the use of Denver effortto attain .the goal. that all students could use. He is dren from undesirable amusements staff the school, and a kitchen, diocese. The subscription price by and events in your own parish. the necessity for the organiza grade and high schools. The The mpibership drive will also archdiocesan directs of the then to be found in the neighbor will occupy one end of the build no means pays the cost of pub The Catholic Press is the right tion’s success by saying: “For building would also se^e as a continue "throagh. May, with re Confraternity of Christian Doc hood. ing, opposite the stage. The chapel lishing the paper, and a great deal too long a time, xmr fine young practice site for basketball, port meetings to be held at trine and of the Society for the arm of the Church. Especially in While all these works were beirig will seat 132 persons. of the expense must be met from these crucial days, we must rely Catholic high school athletes and teams from the St. Francir'de regular intervals. Propagation of the Faith. \ The erection of the new build advertising revenue. upon the Catholic Press to bring undertaken for the young, the ing is another step in the rapid us the facts and the full import of New Organ for Me'eker mothers were not neglected. They expansion of the Mullen school. A the unbelievable persecutions and All Saints' Parish Rectory were enrolled in the Congregation record number of students, 105, difficulties of the Church and of Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Oldland of the Sorrowful Mother through enrolled in the institution this God-fearing people throughout the purchased a new electric organ for year. Bishop Expelled which great good was acconaplished. world. the Holy. Family church, Meeker, ■ T w 6 '-frame buildings opened in As you know, the Register is the in memory of the Delaney family, How Orphanage SeptemMr, 1950, made possible property of the archdiocese and no of which Mrs. Oldland is a mem the inauguration of an expanded By Reds to Talk profit accrues to any individual. ber. The Hammond* was installed Started program at the school and the Cod has blessed the work of the Good Friday evening, April 11. Today the name of the Mission student capacity was doubled. The The ^gan will be blessed by the two buildings, converted barracks, Register, and it has been selected by ary Sisters of the Sacred Heart 32 Bishops as the official organ of Rev. E. J. Fraczkowski in the near contain four classrooms, a princi At May Day Rally future. Meeker is a mission of brings to mind the great work of pal’s office, laboratories, machine their dioceses. Costs continue to Rifle. AH Catholics and their friends mount in newsprint and labor, as (Turn to Page 3 — Column 3) shop, and a faculty lounge. in the Denver area are urged to in every business venture today. attend the May Day rally in Holy The subscription price is $2 per Ghost church on Thursday, May year. Those better circumstanced Gcxij to Reduce Parish's $90,000 Debt 1, at 5:15 p.m. to hear Bishop might wish to contribute'for some Charles Quinn, C.M., and help less fortupate, so that the influences dedicate the day to the iBlessed of the Catholic Press might be ex. Mother in answer to her request tended to every home in the arch, St. Therese's, Aurora, to Launch Drive for prayera for the conversion of diocese. Russia. Citizens of all races, col May the good Lord bless you, THE 31x78-foot rectory of All Saints’ ture. The parishioners are also helping to landscape A CAMPAIGN, to reduce the Kenton street and blessed the new G. 'Warner, Hilbert Meyer, Bob parish debt of $90,000 is being Nihan, Pat Carter, Tom Breen, op, and creeds, and tnembers of your families, and your loved ones. church, Denver, begun at the end of 1951, the grounds around the new rectory. A new cement adjoining parish hall and rectory. all civic and religious organiza Faithfully yours in Christ, launched in St. Therese’s parish, These buildings, erected at a cost Joe Hodapp, Ernest Zimmerman, tions have been invited to attend is substantially complete, 'and Father Harley apron and sidewalk were put in front of the church. Aurora, the Rev. Louis J. Mertz of approximately $122,000, were Ed Welch, John Mitchell, Jack by the Legion of Mary, sponsors « URBAN J. VEHR Schmitt, pastor, moved into the one-story home in This work was given by William T. Schutten and has announced. The drive for found necessary to meet the needs Hickey, Bob Moffitt, and Earl of the rally. Archbishop of Denver the past week. The design of the building—light his assistants. funds will begin Monday, April of booming Aurora. Fifteen years Graham. Bishop Quinn, now stationed at P.S. Kindly read this letter at all brick base and colored cinder-block walls—is in The rectory is the latest accomplishment of the 28, and it is hoped that by Sun previously when Father Mertz was The captains will hold a meeting St. Thomas’ seminary, was ex the Masses on Sunday, April 27, conformity with the church. three-year-old parish, established to serve the rapidly day, May 11, all parishioners will put in charge of the parish there and dinner on Thursday evening, pelled from his diocese in Yu- and encourage an enthusiastic co The new rectory has space allotted for two of expanding southwestern fringe of Denver. The be contacted. were only 50 Catholic families on April 24, at 7:30 o’clock in the kiang, China, by the Chinese Com operation. The collection is to be fices. It also has three bedrooms, a study, and spaci cornerstone of the church was laid March 4, 1951. _ On July 2, 1951, on the occa the rolls' and only about eight Town House, Aurora. munists. taken on Sunday, May 4, and for ous parlor and dining room, in addition to house Father Edward Leyden served as administrator of sion of the silver jubilee of the babies were baptized each year. warded directly to the Catholic keeper’s quarte!rs. Adjoining it is a two-car garage. The May day rally is a positive the parish in its beginning. Father Schmitt was parish, Archbishop Urban J. Vehr After the war, however, the city Register, 938 Bannock street, Den The ■ women of the parish cleaned the rectory, nam ^ pastor in December, 1951, on his return from dedicated the new St. Therese began to boom, St. Therese’s began method of restoring May 1 to the ver, Colo. Blessed Virgin to whom it was and the men assisted the pastor in mo'ving in furni studies in Rome.— (Register photo by Smyth) church on E. 13th avenue and to grow by leaps and bounds, and Burse Donations originally dedicated. Prayers will the end of this growth is still not be offered for the people of Rus in sight. Today Father Mertz esti sia and for public officials to mates that there are more than help guide them along the path Highlights in Testimony of Fleming School Case 600 families in the parish and the Help to Provide inaugurated by the founders of new church built to seat 325 per our country. The transcript of the trial Feb. no other religion classes during the When I came here, Mrs. Doris A. Well, from the front en rado follow the prescribed curri sons with five Sunday Masses can On May 3, 1932, the late Holy 25 before District Judge George C. day or after school. Plummer administered it to me in trance of St. Peter’s rectory to the culum? scarcely accommodate the ever- increasing congregation. Army for Christ Father, Pius XI, pointed out that Twombly in Sterling, Colo., in the The following is a portion of September, I believe September, front entrance of the church may “the enemies of all social order, case of Outcalt vs. Hoefler et al, A. Yes, we do. We use the text Some idea of the phenomenal the testimony given by Sister Mary 1945. be from here to the popcorn stand books required by the state, and Four donations made in the past be they called Communists or better known as the Fleming Georgia: Q. Have you obeyed the oath? down on the comer. growth can be gained from the week boosted to $4,503.06 the total any other name . . . destroy school case, has been made avail county superintendent. fact that at the Eaiter Sunday DIRECT EXAMINATION A. To my knowledge I have. Q. Would you try to estimate of the St. Joseph burse, a Denver every bond of law, human or di able. Several highlights from testi BY MR. CRAVEN: Q. Who was the county superin Masiei, when the church wat archdiocesan fund for the educa vine. They carry out the diabol Q. In answer to one of Mr. Ros- that. Sister, if I may suggest, in tendent in office at the time of the packed to overflowing, approx mony given at the trial are pre the dimensions of a block? tion of priests. The gifts, with ical program of wresting from the sented by th e Denver Catholic Q. Sister, would you please ncr’s questions you said, “I wear filing of this action, if you remem imately 1,200 perioni received their contributors, follow: hearts of all, even of children, all Register as a matter of interest state to the court your educational this garb.” Would you describe the A. That might be a fourth-of-a- ber? Holy Communion. Mrs. Mary Ang;erer, Denver, $5; religious sentiments; for well they to its readers. qualifications as a teacljer? garb to which you made reference block, or— A. Doris Plummer. « • * Mrs. T.M.S., Denver, $2; M.M., know that when once belief in A. I have a Ph.B. degree from in that answer, please? Q. One-fourth of a block? Q. When did you come to teach “THIS TREMENDOUS growth Denver, $10; and N.N. Denver, Two of the chief witnesses in the A. —or, a half, depending on the God has been taken from the case were Sister Mary Georgia Cardinal -Btritch college in Mil A. We wear a black dress with school at School District No. 43, of the parish during the past few $25. heart of mankind they will be en waukee, and I have a certificate of a veil and white collar. city block of which you are speak Sister? years . has raised many difficult “It is plain that the Roman tirely free to work out their will.” Cooper and Sister Mary Bertram ing. Dieddrich, nuns who teach in St. the state department here based on Q. Is that the garb in which you A. I came to Colorado in Au problems,’' says Father Mertz. Catholic Church is regarded by the- my college work. are now dressed? Q. And then how far is the gust, 1945. “Last year some of those problems Communists as their most danger Peter’s school district No. 43, school building from the church? Returns in Collection which is some nine miles south of Q. Are you undeit contract with A. Yes, sir. Q. Who was county superin were solved when a new church, ous foe,” commented Dr. Cyril Fleming. The sisters teach classes the school board of School District ,Q. Do you wear now, or while A. Be about double that dis tendent of schools of Logan rectory, and hall were built. It is Forster Garbett, Anglican Arch For Relief Fund Drive in classrooms of St. Peter’s school, No. 43 to teach in this school? teaching school in the school which tance. county at that time? now apparent that a parochial bishop of York, England. The which are leased from the parish A. Yes, sir. _ is the subject of this suit, any re Q. Do you teach any religion in A. Mrs. Doris Plummer. school is necessary to provide for Church’s defense of truth, recog Q. Have yoii been in preidous ligious insignia? the public school in School District Q. Did Mrs. Doris 'Plummer, to the ever-gpxiwing numbers of chil nized even by this Anglican The Chancery office has an for this purpose by the school dis trict. The nuns, under centract school terms under similar con A. No, I do not. No. 43 from the start of the school your knowledge, in her official ca dren in the parish. Churchman, is one of the divine nounced returns in the collection tracts? Q. Would you define “religious day to the closing thereof? pacity visit School District No. 45 “The ultimate objective of the prerogatives set ob her mission by for the Bishops’ War Relief Fund with the school district, are paid from the school district funds. It is A. Yes, isir. insignia”? A. No, I don’t. Beginning at while you were a teacher there? present campaign for funds is the Christ the Lord, j Before Jesus campaign taken up in the Arch Q. Is that the contract ordinar A. Well, I would say it would nine o’clock, I do not. A. Yes. I would say she often erection of such a school, but first, ascended Into heaven after His diocese of Denver as follows: this arrangement that plaintiffs in the case wish to stop. ily used in the employment of pub be an emblem of a cross, or badge Q. Would you describe to the ■visited our school, was there a it is absolutely necessary to re Resurrection, He commissioned the DENVER PARISHES lic school teachers in the State of of a heart, or crown, some such court your curriculum in that number of times each year. duce, at least substantially, the Apostles to go forth and “make Cathedral ...... I1,1S5.8S Attorney for the plaintiffs is Colorado? sign. school? Q. What did she do when she debt of $90,000 which remains on disciples of all nations.” To direct All Saints ...... ---- 67.88 David Rosner of Denver. The de A. According to my knowledge Q. You do not wear any of A. Well, it’s the common course men in Jhe ways of God’s truth is, Annunciation ...... ---- UO.OO fendants are represented by Jo caijie there? the bnildings erected last year. Blessed Sacrament . .— 1,112.36 it is in regular form. those in your duties as a public of studies for the State of Colo A. She went to each of our “To accomplish this goal it is therefore, one of t|e chief duties of Christ the King ...... 841.88 seph A. Craven, Charles A. Mur Q. Are you familiar with the re school teacher in the State of Colo rado for third claas districts. The classrooms and stayed for class, necessary that all co-operate in the Holy Father and the Bishops Holy Family ...... 326.00 doch, and Paul C. Lennartz. Briefs quired loyalty oath for public rado? teachar can combine grades as she and spoke to us afterwards, and and priests who serve lAider his Holy Ghost ...... 800.00 will be filed by the attorneys in the this drive to the limit of their direction. Holy Rosary ...... 60.00 school teachers in the State of . A. No, I do not. wishes and plan her work. departed. energy and means. All must give Our Lady of Grace ..... 18.00 case, and a decision will follow Colorado? Q. Do you as a teacher in the But to fill the ever urgent need some time afterwards. Q. How far. Sister, is the school Q. What did she say to you as according to their means«and for Mount Carmel ...... 280.80 A. I took the oath in 1945. from the rectory? public schools of the State of Colo- to the subject of her visitations? this end it is suggested that each for enough spiritual instructors in Mother of God...... ,165.62 Testimony Given by the world today, seminarians, Presentation ...... MR. ROSNER: We object to one might give one day’s income called by Christ to His special Sacred Heart ...... 61.50 Sister Mory Georgio what she said. a mpnth for 12 months. Those who S t Anthony's ...... 30.00 Sister Mary Georgia, principal service, must be prepared well in S t Anne'a (Arvada) Regis Town Meetings Open on April 28 MR. CRAVEN: To what Mrs. can pledge more should do so. Per philosophy and theology. Many S t Bemadette'a ..... of the school, is'now in her seventh Plummer said? sonal sacrifice may be demanded.” 268.42 « « seminarians have not the financial St.Cajetan’a ...... 25.80 year of teaching there. Testimony Father Raphael C. McCarthy, June 9. In the .sessions, leading aity history department; Dr. MR. ROSNER: Yes, it’s not ma means to pay for their own educa S t Catlverine’R ...... 440.00 by Sister Mary Georgia brought S.J., president of Regis college, AT A MEETING St. Dominic's ...... 308.46 experts from the city, state, and Whitney Perkins, Denver univer terial here, it’s irrelevant. of the Men’s tion, and in these cases it is the S t Elisabeth's ...... 264.60 out that religion classes for the this week invited the people of nation will discuss some of the sity international relations de MR. CRAVEN: (to the wit club April 15, with Bob Sitzen burden of the Archbishop to sup S t Francis de Sales' ______825.00 pupils are held' before the re ^ la r Denver to attend the series of most controversial and most partment; Gene Amole, station ness) Did Mrs. Plummer approve presiding, plans for the forthcom S t Ignatius Loyola’s ...... 294.92 port them in their studies. Gener S t James' ...... 600.00 class day begins at 9 o’clock. They Town Meetings that opens at vital issues of the time. KMYR; and John A. Carroll, or disapprove of the manner you ing drive were discussed and the ous Catholic lay persons can help S t John the Evangelist's...^..... 400.00 are, moreover, not held in class the college Monday night, April In the opening session, which former U. S. Congreasman. conducted this school? following were selected as captains ease the Archbishop’s burden. S t Joseph's (C.SS.R.) ___ 180.00 rooms leased by the public school 28, at 8:30 in Loyola hall on the will discuss the problem, “What The programs will be tape A. She approved, so far as I in charge of the campaign: Archie Gifts to the St. Joseph burse may S t Joseph's (Polish) ...... board, but iq the baseihent hall of Regis campus. The meetings S t Leo the (treat's ...... 60.50 Is Our Foreign Policy?” the fol recorded by station KFEL and know from her words to us. Jansky, J. O’Kane, Jcdin Gusty, be sent to Archbishop Urban J. the rectory and the basement room will be held Monday nights for lowing notables will appear; Dr. rebroadcast the following eve Q. What did she say to you? John Volpi, Tom Fowle, Bob Git- Vehr at the Chancery office, 1536 (Turn to Page 3 — Column 1) of the school building. There are seven consecutive weeks, closing Earl Swisher, Colorado univer- ning at 7:30 on FM. (TumtoPageS — C olu m n s) zen, John Pionkey, John Haggerty, Logan street, Denver. r I
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The Denver Catholic Register Highlights From Testimony in Fleming School Cose Published Weekly by the (Continued From Page One) ship among pupils, and trains them A. The vows of our order— Further direct examination of ner in which they received and anything, things were going all A. No. Catholic Press Society, Inc. MR. ROSNER: We object. Your to take part in meetings later on. MR. CRAVEN: I object. The Sister Mary Bertram by Mr. treated you during the term of right. Q. Would you state whether or 938 Bannock Street, Denver. Honor. Q. Do you participate in the vows of the order have nothing to Craven was as follows: your visitation? Q. None of them wrote you a not school district 43 as conducted Cohj. THE COURT: I don’t know functions of the organization? do with the conduct of an ordi Q. Do you teach in the public A. They were very kind. Yes, letter or anything? by these two sisters and the school Subscription: $2.00 Per Year what the answer is going to be. A. I am the moderator of that nary citizen. school the manner in which you sir, they were very nice. A. No. board of school district 43 con Sold in combination with The She may have given instructions, group -ofr my own chapter in my THE COURT: 1 think she has are now dressed? County Suporifitondont Q. So you didn’t have any com formed in all respects to a public she may not have.- It may be or explained how she happens to be A. I do, sir. Re^rister, National Edition, in own classroom—each teacher'is. Commtndi Nuni' Work plaints from anyone in school dis school? Archdiocese of Denver, may not be material. She may Q. Do they publish a list of pur here, which is the important thing. Q. Do you wear that apron? trict 43? A. Yes, sir. Rnswer. poses and objectives of the orgini- MR. ROSNER:, Yes. But we A. I do, sir. Mrs. Doris Plummer, Logan Entered as Second Clast MR. CRAVEN: (to the witness) zation. Sister? want to show, Your Honor, that Q. Does that apron cover that county superintendent of schools Matter at the Post Office, Please answer. A. There is a handbook avail we can—and we make offer now ^ white cord? frm Ji January, 1946, to January, Denver, Colo. A. Well, she said we were doing able for ea,ch teacher that wants to show that a superior of a Sis A. It does; and if it wouldn’t, 1951, one of the defendants in the good work and to keep on like we to start it. ters’ order, regardless of a con I don’t think anybody else knows suit, testified, that she visited Dolls and Doll Ports have been doing, that we did good Q. Do you use it in your school? tract or anything else, can in what its aignificance is. School District 43 “three and four work and to keep on as we have A. Yes, we do. struct the Sisters to go to any de Protostont Miniztort times a year.” She testified that For Ma y RELIGIOUS STATUES been dping. MR. CRAVEN: That is all. partment .that they desire. That is Whitehill school, another school Give Testimony in district 43, which was closed REPAIRED Q. Did you in all respects con RECROSS EXAMINATION what wqzAre trying to bring out duct this as a regular public school BY MR. ROSNER: MR. CRAVEN: May I be heard, Two Protestant ministers, who several years ago and the pupils A.B.C. Doll Hospital according to the laws of the State Q. Counsel asked you the ques Your Honor? had visited St. Peter’s public transported by bus to Fleming of Colorado? tion as to how far it was from the THE COURT: CerUinly. school, were balled as Witnesses public school, was a small, wooden, Mr. & Mrs. J. A. McCourt for the plaintiff. The Rev. Mr. one-room building. The enroll DEVOTIONS ISIS Arapahoe, Denvar MA.‘^7617 A. According to my knowledge school building to the rectory, and MR. CRAVEN: It is wholly ir I did. I believe you stated that it was relevant. If she has a contract Edward Calhoun, minister of the ment there the year before it was Q. When these children come to about from here to the popcorn with the proper authorities of the Baptist church in Sterling, te?ti- closed, she said, was very small, school before the beginning of a wagon over here on the corner? State of Colorado, and is accred fied that he arrived at the school three or five. The old school build To the Blessed Virgin ited as a public school teacher, it one morning shortly after 8:30 ing near the present St. Peter’s school day, do they come under A. Down at this comer (indi a.m. and visited the room in the school that was sold several years compulsion by school authorities? cating), down to the one diago doesn’t make any difference who would like to hare her here and as basement of the building where ago, “hadn’t been used for years. A. No, the parents bring them. nally from here. Sister Mary Bertram was teaching The weeds were clear up to the Q. Why, if yeu know, do their Q. You mean the popcorn wagon sign her here under a voluntary Novena Books organization in an order. some of the pupils “the story that middle of the windows, the pigeons parents bring them? down on the street? was connected with John the Bap had taken over.” She added: “It A. Well, the parents bring them A. That is about, I would judge, THE COURT: It teems to me, Mr. Rosner, that it is not material tist.” He testified further: “She wa.s a small building. They because they want them to have that distance. did encourage the children that couldn’t possibly have had their May Devotion Pamphlets religious instruction before school Q. And you said it was fronf unless it was exercised in this they ought to do penance. She school there the site it was when hours. the front of the building to the case, which she has explained how told them the manner in which she I knew it.” Likewise the Whitehill Q. Do you have a roll-call at front of the rectory, is that cor she happens to be teaching'at thought John the Baptist baptized school was not large enough to Rosaries * Statues the beginning of a class day in rect? School District No. 43. That has Christ. She emphasized moral liv accommodate the pupils. your school. Sister? A. I think I said from the front been ddne, and I think the objec ing in connection with the lesson.” Mrs. Plummer testified in part A. I don’t, because my-class is of the rectory to the entrance to tion should be sustained. The class ended, he said, “between as follows': FIRST QUALITY• • y so small I can see at a glance who the church. I was asked that ques five minutes to nine and nine MR. MURDOCH: is absent, and I mark it in the tion. Then I said the school would Following is another portion of o’clock,” testimony by Sister’ Mary Bertram, Q. Are you acquainted with the register. All I have is 14 pupils this be a similar distance here, and Cross examination of the Rev. two sisters that teach school at EXTRA s t r o n g ! year, and I know immediately who specified front entrance—from the questions by Mr. Rosner; Mr. Edward Calhoun by Mr. Q. In thie morning between 8:30 St. Peter’s district No. 43? MOTHER'S DAY' is absent without roll call. two doors. Craven brought out the following, A. Yes. I worked with them for Q. Do you belong to any or Q. Didn’t you tell Mr. Craven and 9 o’clock, as you testified, you in part: teach the catechisms, do you, to six years. GENERAL ganization of county teachers in when he asked you how far it was Q. And what was the manner of 0. Will you state whether or the State of Colorado? from the school building to the the children? treatment with which these Sisters Sunday, May 11th A. I usually do not use cate not in your opinion they are quali A. Member of the CEA, County rectory you specifically stated received you on your several fied as public school teachers? Teachers’ Association, pay our from the front of the building to chisms, because they are too diffi visitations? A. They are both degree TIRES dues as such. the front of the rectory it was cult for children to use. I try to A. Very^ kindly. teachers, and they have certifi Q. Do you belong to the Colo about from here to the popcorn confine my instructions more or Q. Under questioning by plain cates issued by the State of Colo Give MOTHER a Religious Gift. rado Educational association? stand? less to moral law, teaching them tiff’s counsel. Reverend Calhoun, rado. I believe they both have iperiMsI A. Yes, sir. A. I thought my first question that It is wrong to steal, and that it you mentioned the teaching by one live certificates. We have many Gifts to choose from. Q. Do you belong to the YCL? was from the front of tns rec is wrong to tell untruth, and that of the Sisters of certain moral Q. During any of your visits to A. Well, we have a YCL chapter tory to the front of the church they should respect the rights of precepts, did you not, air? the school, did you observe any If you read back, I think that is others, and respect public prop- A'. Yes. in our school, and I am a sponsor li- thing of a sectarian nature trans of that as a teacher in the jchool. what it was. erty, and I usually base my reli Q. Do you recall what the moral piring in the school rooms? COMPLETE SELECTION Q. What is the YCLj Sister, Q. All right. How far is it from gion more or less on the code of precepts were? A. No, I did not. • Mere Miieoge the back of the school here to the ethics of the YCL, Young Citizens’ A. Well, I didn’t take any spe Q. Do you know what course please? League. OF MOTHER’S DAY • Mere Safety A. YCL stands for Young Citi rectory where you and the children cial note of any of them, but I do of study they followed in their i?o downstairs there, as shown liy Q. But in addition to that, recall as Reverend Hanks and I school? • Your Old zens’ League which goes to pro you do teach and give the prayers mote good citizenship through the Exhibit P? [Exhibit P.is a picture went out the door, we did talk A. They followed the same GREETING CARDS Tires FSf of S t Peter’s, parish building.] that you mentioned? with each other about -the moral course of study that was followed pupils throughout the state. They A. I do. Dem Poymsnt | call a group a chapter—one room A. Well, it’s almost as far as— precepts that were brought out in the rest of the rural schools, I thinktVtinlr those fttTAtwo P/liafAn/iAa 'distances are Q. Hail Marys? from this lesson. and they used the same textbooks • Easy WeeUy is a chapter. Our school has two A. I do, and I use simple Bible chapters, two groups. Each room about equal when you go this way Q. Now, remembering as best that were recommended as county Pay Ttras (indicating). There is a space stories like we finll in our readers, you can these moral precepts, textbooks. . . . is a separate chapter, a separate the story of Moses, and Joseph, would you say they were sectarian group. across that way (indicating), Q. Did they follow your sug Q. Maybe you didn’t under and the simple life of Christ, and in import? gestions as to the conduct of the Q. Under what auspices has that stand my question, Sister, I will —well, they have them in their A. Not necessarily. school? organization been formed? try it over again. You have been readers. They don’t have Bibles. ^ * A. They co-operated ip every Joe Kavanough, Inc. A. Well, I believe it’s up to the there since 1945? Q. Beg pardon? The Rev. Mr. ’Vernon Hanks, way. They even attended our -county superintendent's introduc A. Yes. A. I gay, they have those atopies minister of the First Methodist county meetings; and I took Sis 7tk A Lincoln TA 1261 ing them into the county and for Q. And you are acquainted with in their readers in the school. church in Sterling, testified that ter Bertram with me one year the teachers to take it up. It is not the buildings, are you not? They donH have Bible histories. on visiting the school they were to the State YCL organization compulsory, I believe. A. Yes, sir. Q. You say they have them in met by Sister Bertram, who was meeting. ! CHURCH M O O O D S their readers in the school? "very cordial, very nice.” He Q. What are its functions? Q. Now, how far is it from the Q. Did they participate in all **Ths WetPs Largest Church Supply House)* back—there is a door here fn the A. In the required textbooks. added: “We explained to her why educational activities sponsored The Arms lUted here deserve to A. The name sort of tells, be Q. What books that are re we were there, that we had heard be remembered when you are dis back on Exhibit P (indicating). by the county? cause it promotes citizenship and Is it not, where the children come quired? of this controversy, the court case A. That’s right; and I believe tributing your patronage to the dif all the virtues, and morality and A. It’s the Elson Reader from that was impending, and that we Estoblithed 1902 1633 Trament Ploct ferent lines of business. out? at one time Sister Bertram held justice, and sanitation, and leader A. Yes, there is a door there. the Scott-Foresman Company. It’s were interested,” and that “she a county office. TAbor 3789 Denver 2, Colo. Q. Yes. How far is it from that the adopted text by the county. said she would be most happy to Q. In what? door to the rectory basement here Q. And what kind of a text is show us anything we. would like A. In the county teachers’ or (indicating) where you take the that?—what course is that in? to see.” ganization. , children in the morning for reli A. In reading. At 8:30 the nuns said that was Q. And alste attended the Colo gious services? the time “that they had their in rado Educational associiation A. Well, probably a fourth-of- Sister Mary Bertram read in struction periods, religious instruc meeting? H I U SIC, J n c . a-block up to a half, depending on court the oath of allegiance she tion.” Sister Georgia took a por A. Ths ’b right. the size of the block. The court took and signed before the county tion of the children and left the Q. Did you ever receive any 1822 Califomla St. house is in a small block, I would superintendent on Aug. 30, 1938: building, and Sister Bertram took complaints from any parents witlh say. “I solemnly swear or affirm that the rest of the children down into children attending the school in Bond Instruments - Pianos - Organs Q. I am not talking about the I will support the Constitution the basement. The ministers re district 43 about teaching in this courthouse. How far is it from of the State of Colorado and of mained in one of the upstairs public school? here (indicating), if you know, the United States of America and schoolrooms, but “then Sister A. I don’t think I ever had a Radios • Records - Accessories from this doorway to the doorway the laws of the State of Colorado Bertram came back upstairs and parent from that district even in of the rectory? and of the United States, and will invited us to come down for the my office. And I always went on teach, by precept and examjile, period of religious instruction, if the supposition if I didn’t hear A, Well, maybe 30, 40 yards, we so desired.” The class lasted to , AC. 1635 . DENVER, COLO. Q. Thirty, 40 yards? One hun respect for the flags of the United States and of the State of Colo approximately five minutes to Dr. D. C. fVerthmaii Cottrell’s dred fifty feet? nine, he said. A. I didn’t measure it. rado, reverence, for law and order and undivided allegiance to the In cross-examination, Mr, Cra and AsBociate MR. CRAVEN; It wouldn’t be ven asked Rev, Mr. Hanks; 150 feet, would you say? overnment of one countrv, the U;'nited States of America." Q. You stated that the Sisters, D en tiits MR. ROSNER; She said 30, 40 MR. CRAVEN (continuing): if I remember your words, PLATES» yards. Have you abided by the terms of very cordial and very nice? S9th Tollefson Furniture . MR. CRAVEN: She didn't say that oath, Sister? A. Yes, they were 606 18th Stroot 1206 iSth Stroal 150 feet. That is 120 feet. A. To the beet of my ability. Q. You mean that in the man KEyttona 8721 TAbor 8781 2749 SOUTH BROADWAY MR. ROSNER?^ All right, 120 Q. Do you teach religion at feet, would you say? St. Peter’s school in District No. A. Probably. I could measure 43 any time during the regular Anniversary it when f get home. I don’t know school days? ALL OUT SALE A. I think we have to dif ferentiate from religion there. EVERYTHING REDUCED TeiHmony by Perhaps some of us think that re Sister Mary Bartrom ligion is the same, formal religion OPEN EVENlNGS-7:30.9 P.M. SU. 1-1441 The following is a portion of is the same, as the moral law. I do SALE! th e testimony given by Sister teach ray children according to Mary Bertram, one of the defend the code of ethics of the YCL, ants. that is. it is wrong to steal, to he I EXAMINATION untrutnful, to disregard the prop BY MR. ROSNER: erty of others. Incidentally, in Morgan, ^ Q. Will you state your name,^ some of the work prescribed by please? the state* course of study, it does A. My name is M. Bertram come in that you teach to the chil Leibman Dieddrich. In religion I am known dren that there is a God; and, as Sister Mary Bertram. also by our county chorus songs, Q. To what order do you be we do have to teach some hymns and Hickey ' [ long? that are prescribed by the Munty. A. I belong to the Sisters of the But, outside ^of the incidental Gas and Electric Bldg. Phene TAbor 1398 Third Order of St. Francis of moral law, we no not teach formal Assisi. I religion during the school hours. Q. And where is the mother- Q. Do you teach the Catholic house, please? doctrine as such during the school SUITS reduced! A. At 3221 South Lake drive, hours? i Milwaukee, Wiscon|in. A. During the school hours I Q. And is your order a teach teach no Catholic doctrine. ing order? ^(ooler Tim ely A. Primarily. Further cross examination of 20 Sister Mary Bertram by Mr. Q. And also a religious teaching Rosner was as follows: ' order? Timely quality woolens plus Timely Balanced- Tailor A. Yes, Q. Sister, Mr. Graven asked you about the origin of your garb. Do ing puts these Anniversary Sale values in a class b y. Q. Sister, In what school do you you remember that? ' ALUMINUM AWNINGS teach school? themselves. Sharkskins, Worsteds, Tweeds and Flan A. I teach in St. Peter’s Dis A. Yes, sir. BEST Q. And you explained what the "k Boautiful... not saudy. FOR nels. trict No. 43. origin of your garb was?’ Q. How long have you taught Yes, sir LESS school there?. Q.> Now, the bands you wear k Permanant insialiailon. A. Since September, 1938. around you with knots on, is that 65 Timely Q. Who has assigned you to -an emblem? veach at St. Peter’s District No. Life-time enamel finish. A* No, sir. k Suits foe •••••• 43? I . You do wear that, do you *54 A. Well, it wag this way: I met not?a the registrar— A. Yes, sir. k Pits all windows, doors. . $75 *Timely Suits f o r ...... $59 STMAIMIIK Q. Beg pardon? Q. WhatMpes that signify on A. I met the registrar one day the girb?—if you will show it to a.HOCK. PrtMtig I- ■ y and she said, “Thera is a vacancy us, please? ]^l8»4Cs^femla».if HOT AIR ESCAPES THROUCH OPEN VENTS OfipMlt* Omivar in Colorado. Would you like to A. It keeps my dress together. $85 Timely I- teach there?’’ I said, ‘'What must Q. No, I mean riglit here (in No wonder Ventairc keeps your home comfortably cool dur I do?’’ She said, “Send for your dicating), the three knpts here Suits for credits at Milwaukee State (indicating). ing hot summer months. Hot air can’t collect in pockets *64 Teachers’ college and apply for a A. They signify the vowa that under this beautiful aluminum aw ^ g . . . heat escapes certificate and get your recom have taken.I $90 Timely Suits for ...... $09 JOHnson mendation from your superintend,
Thuridoy, April 24, 1952 Office, 938 Bannock Sfreef THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 PAGE THREE K. of C. Oratory Winner Retreot League to Hold Armstrong Praises Scholarship Plan T, Raber Taylor to Answer Dr. Conant Breakfast on April 27 Harvard Grad to Challenge LOUIS "SATCHMO” Arm nation. The scholarship was first The scholarship drive also has The Laymen’s Retreat leegaa strong, the peat Negro trumpeter, announced in the Denver Catholic been endorsed and pushed by will hold its annuel brcekfait Regieter April 3. Monte Irvin, great New York Sunday morninf,, April 27, at this week hit a high note for the s * • Giant outfielder, who broke his Alma Mater's Prexy's Stand 9:30 in the Albany botal in Regis college scholarship drive, IN ENDORSING the scholar ankle in an exhibition game in downtown Denver. which is dedicated to a Negro ship, Armstrong, said: “This is a Denver recently. Since leaving Officials of Denver’s First ing recognized, and 'the Rt. Rev. Before the breakfaat, more alumnus of the school, Walter mighty fine thing . . . mighty Denver, Irvin has worked in the Friday Luncheon club have pre Monsignor Harold V. Campbell, than 200 membara of the league Springs, who was killed in the fine.’’ East on the scholarship campaign. vailed on T. Raber Taylor, the pastor, has been invited as a and their friends will attend armed forces in 1942. + + + + special guest. club’s president, to speak at the Meat in the beaement chapel of Armstrong, making two new + + . + the Holy Ghost church. The, Decca records in the KOA studio, club’s next meeting in answer Maaa will be offered a t 8:15. took time out to endorse the Regis- 'Mighty Fine' to attacks made on the parochial Virgil Tout, vice preaident sponsored scholarship, which at of the league and the man who present is attracting nation-wide and private schools at the recent ia handling the arrangamanta attention. meeting of the American Asso for the breakfaat, reports that Last week the scholarship, which ciation of School Administrators more than 130 reservations al is unique in that it will educate a in Boston. Mr. Taylor, a gradu ready have been made. Judge Negro youth and a White youth ate of the Harvard university Joseph Welsh ia president of the at the same time and will bring law school, will answer partic league end will be one of the both boys from the South, re ularly the remarks of Dr. James honored guesti at the break ceived coverage in scores of Cath B. Conant, president of Har faat. olic and Negro papers about the vard university. Accloimed Mother Gibrini's Nuns For Article Mr. Taylor has recently re ceived wide acclaim for an ar ticle on “Equal Protection of Ndte 50th Anniversary Religion: Today’s Public School (Continued From Page One) Problem” appearing this month 1920 the present Queen of Heaven in the influential American Bar Queen of Heaven orphanage. As orphanage was officially dedicated Association Journal. H i s fa with so many major undertakings, miliarity with our American by the late Bishop Tihen. this one began by apparent chance heritage and the U. S. Supreme GEORGE A. MARTELON, Holy Family high school •" The average number of children Court decisions fit him well and without any intent of estab to expose the antidenominational student (left), is shown above receiving the oratory lishing a large institution. under care in the course of a year trophy of the Denver assembly 539, Fourth Degree Knights of Co school ideas as well as the Raber Taylor lumbus, from the Rev. John Casey, S.J., faithful friar. Young Mar- In the summer of 1903 a young has at times reached 200. At present monopoly plan of the AASA. telon, by winning first in the annual contest, took possession of the man died leaving his wife and two there about 160 children in the He has chosen as his topic “Are Nonpublic Schools a Threat to FUR STORAGE new traveling trophy for a year for Holy Family. Frances Lee of little girls in great destitution. The orphanage. [Servite Sisters now Cathedral and Marian Montoya of St. Joseph’s were second and third- Our Democratic Unity?” 2% ^ 3 Minimum place speakers, respectively. Other contestants who vied at the con mother was evicted and Father Le- teach in Mt. Carmel school.] Preparations are being made Bonded Meosenfer Senrict test Abril 21 were Joe McCabe, Regis; John Karlo, Annunciation; pore begged- the sisters to care for Mother Cabrini also established a for a record number of reserva 1952 StyU and Martin Haley, St. Francis de Sales’. Judges for the student ora the children while the mother went house in the hills to which the tions for the First Friday club’s CAPE tors werd the Rev. Charles Herbet, C.M., St. Thomas’ seminary; Miss to work. The accommodations in children might go ip the summer. monthly luncheon in the Mural from the old Jane Cutfibertson, KFEL;^ and Colin Guthrie, Regis college grad room of the Albany hotel for fur coit uate.— (Photo by Smyth) the frame convent were limited, but This stone house in Mt. Vernon Friday, May 2, at noon. Mem the sisters could not refuse to take canyon is now the site of the fa bership in the First Friday 3 9 ^”up the two homeless children. mous Mother Cabrini shrine. The IN THE EECORDING STUDIO of station KOA, Louis Luncheon club is open to all Complete First Friday communicants. Men Fur Service Soon other children were brought Lourdes grotto, erected near the Armstrong, the great Negro trumpeter and showman, is Returns of Collection seen looking over the papers announcing the Regis-sponsored Walter who are interested in attending DANIEL’S to them: Children found neglected summer camp, is visited by thou Springs Memorial scholarship. He is talking the scholarship | over are urged to call Herbert P. sands of pilgrims each year. White, secretary, KE. 3201, for FUR SHOP in mining camps, children in dire with Father Joseph M. Sheehy, S.J., of the college and high sfehool. 216 TABOR BLDG. p i< )a Given for Bishops' Fund poverty in isolated huts. Fifteen or There are sisters at the orphan Armstrong joined the scholarship drive, saying: “This is mighty reservations. This month Blessed llth A CURTIS OlASf 20 children were brought to the age who have been intimately con fine . . . mighty fine.” ______Sacrament parishioners are be (Continued From Page One) (Platteville) ...... sisters in the first year. By 1905 the nected with the work since its in S t Louift’ (Enfrlewood) ...... 297.38 Fort Morgan—St. Helena’s 35.00 2 Sisters of Orphanage St. Mary MaRdalene'a Fountain—(CoTorado ,• convent was literally bursting its ception. Commenting on the num (EdKewater) ...... ,, 166.00 Springs—St. Paul's) - ber of children who have been un S t Patrick’s ...... Frederick—St. Thereae’a ^.00 walls. Are 50 Years in Order Sts. Peter and Paul's ...... 110.00 Georgetown—Our Lady It was then that Mother Cabrini der the sisters’, care in the past 50 St. Philomena’s ...... — 350.00 of Lourdes ...... 4.00 Fifty years in religion will be St. Rose of Lima’s ...... 69.10 Glenjvood Springs — came again to Denver. She be years, Mother Domitilla, who has St^Therese’s (Aurora) ...... 215.00 S t Stephen’s ...... 82.50 worked in Denver since 1905, re celebrated on May 4 by Mother M. St. Vincent de Paul’s ...... 600.00 Golden—St. Joseph’s ...... 35.00 lieved the cate of orphans, thus Domitilla and Sister M. Rosaria, Grand Lake—S t Anne’s marked that it was indeed a large PARISHES OUTSIDE DENVER (Kremmlifig) ...... 12.50 thrust upon the community, was a Missionary Sisters of the Sacred A kron~St Joseph’s ...... ' 97.00 family. "Some, of course, have al Heart of Jesus, at Queen of Aspen—S t Mary’s ...... GREELEY— task assigned to them by < ^ , anj Koulder—S t Therese’s 119.72 Our Lady of Peace ...... ready d i^ . Many are grandmothers, Heaven orphanage, Denver. Boulder—Sacred Heart ...... 165.45 St. Peter’s ...... set out to secure accommodations Haxtun—Christ the King and some, even, are now great Mother Domitilla, who I is as Boulder, South—Sacred to relieve the overcrowding in the sistant superior at the orphanage, Heart of Mary ...... 15.78 (Holyoke) ...... grandmothers.” Burlington ...... 7.80 Holyoke—S t Patrick’s ..... 122.55 convent. After much searching, she was born in' Milan, Italy. She .Britrhton—St Augustine's ...... Hugo—St Anthony’s ...... 21.43 purchased property on Federal "The jubilee observances of May entered the society there May 1, Brush—St. Mary’s ...... — '«• Idaho Springs—St. Paul’s ...... i.. 8.50 Iliff—St. Catherine’s ...... 83.18 16-18 will include a High Mass 1902, and when still a postulant Calhan—St. Michael's ...... Julesburg—S t Anthony’s ...... 51.00 boulevard on which a frame farm came to New York for novitiate. Cascade—(Mission of Sacred each morning. That on Friday morn Heart, Colo. Springs) ...... 13.35 Kremmling—St. Peter’s ...... 10.00 house was standing. To this, the After her profession in 1905 she Castle Rock—S t Francis’ Keenesburg and Roggen— site of the present beautiful build ing will be offered for the inten was sent by St. Frances Xavier (Elbert) ...... 10.00 Holy Family ...... 48.00 Central City—Assumption Kit Carson ...... 15.35 ing, the orphanage was transferred. tions of the children who are to Cabrini, founder of the society, to Lafayette—St Ida’s ...... 29.36 (Idaho Springs) ...... 3.00 Within a year an addition was be confirmed that day, Saturday’s the newly established mission in Cheyenne Wells—Sacred Heart.... 26.25 LEADVILLE— Our Lady of Mt. Carmel parish, COLORADO SPRINGS— Annunciation ...... -...... 98.30 made to the house. Ten years later, intention is for religious and clergy, Denver. Mother Domitilla ha.s Corpus Christi ...... 3?7.70 S t Joseph's ...... 35.50 and Sunday's Mass will be offered Sacred Heart ...... 106.00 Limon—(Mission of Hugo)...... 53.15 an ever-increasing enrollment made worked in Denver ever since and Divine Redeemer ...... _...... 158.31 IJttleton—St. Mary’s ...... 101.07 it apparent that a large and up-to- for all friends and benefactors of has seen the work of the society Longmont—S t John the^ S t Mary's ...... 600.00 date home must be erected. Exca* the orphanage. grow from its first beginnings, S t Paul’s (Broadmoor) ...... 246.00 Baptist's ...... 200.66 when a few sisters started a Craig -S t Michael’s ...... 40.00 Louisville—St. Louis’ ...... 32.05 yations for the present building On Friday afternoon, May 16, Cripple Creek—St Peter’s ..._... 10.50 Loveland—St. John's ...... 62.72 school and did social work in the A consistent saving program (large or small) Crook—S t Peter’s (lliff) ...... 27.75 Manitou—(Mission of Sacred were begun and the plans were Archbishop Urban J. Vehr will Mt. Carmel parish, to the present Derby ...... 28.65 Heart—Colo. Springs) ...... 23.55 Deertrail— (Mission of Hugo).. 11.22 Meeker ...... 3.75 drawn by Mother Cabrini, who, al confirm a class of 40 girls. Solemn large Queen of Heaven orphanage. will bring you to a period when you'll be glad East Lake—' Mead -(Mission of Frederick).... though in failing health, followed Benediction of the Blessed Sacra Two si.sters of Mother Domitilla CURRINT DIVIDIND I St. Catherine’s-D enver)...... Oak Creek—St Martin’s ...... were also Missionary' Sisters of you did it! Think of what you can do with a Elbert—Sacred Heart ...... 75.00 Peett—Sacred Heart ..... 35.43 the progress of the orphanage with ment will be gifen each afternoon, the Sacred Heart of Jesus. One Erie—St. Scholastica'a Platteville—S t Nicholas’ ...... 33.45 (Lafayette) ...... 8.03 Rangely ...... 17.68 great interest. At the time of her and on Sunday there will be an died some years ago. The other is nice sum which you've saved and which has per annum Estes Park—Our I>ady of the Rifle—St. Mary’s (Craig) ...... 7.56 death, Dec. 22, 1917, the construc open house to whic|i all friends now superior of a hospital in Mountains (Loveland) ..... 17.18 Steamboat Springs—Holy Name- 26.00 Borghetto, Italy, near the birth grown rapidly at Midland. compounded Evergreen—Christ the King Sterling—S t Anthony of Padua’s 272.15 tion had reached the third story. In and benefactors are invited. (Golden) ...... 26.63 Stoneham and Briggsdale— place of Mother Cabrini. 0 each Fleming—S t Peter’s ____ 130.00 St. John's ...... 82.40 The other jubilarian. Sister M. 3 % 6 months. FORT COLLINS— Strasburg—(Mission of Hugo)... 7.0 Rosaria, was also born in Italy and Holy Family ..... 12.17 Sheridan Lake ...... 2.50 S t Joseph’s ...... 185.00 Stratton—St Charles’ ...... Credit Unions to Convene came to the United States in 1902. Fort I./Ogan— Patrick’s ...... 42.24 Superior—S t Benedict’s A large number of parish credit Weiss; Doris Baker, Rio Grande In 1904 she came- to Denver with Fort Lupton—S t William’s (South Boulder) ...... the founding sisters. She, too, has Victor—St Victor’s ...... 15.75 unions and unions from Catholic Operating; LeRoy Fisher, Denver INSURED Welby—Assumption ...... 42.56 organizations are planning par public schools; and Daniel Peery, worked here ever since. Dr. G . J. Wray—S t Andrew’s ...... 72.50 ticipation in the state convention Denver post office. Sister Rosaria has a blood sister BY MAILI •r M*r« Yuma—S t John’s ...... 31.50 in the society too. She is Sister •pans ail Denver—Anonymous ...... 1.00 of the Colorado Credit Union Directors from outside Denver for Schaeuble Denver—Sisters of St. Francis, league Friday and Saturday, April are Marvie Bell, Telephone Co., M. Cherubina, now exiled from CoRVIJliMCCl •c««un(. Marycrest ...... - ...... 25.00 25 and 26, when the Denver Greeley; C. F. Poole, Sterling com China, where she worked in a Denver—Regis college ...... 11.24 chapter is host. More than 300 dispensary at Wei-wei-fu for 20 TAbor 0191 Optometrist Denver—St Anthony’s hospital..... 23.29 munity; Sterling; William McDow Denver—Queen of Heaven ' delegates from Denver and ell, Colorado Interstate Gas Co., years. She is one of a group of Specialist orphanage ...... 25.00 throughout the state will be in Colorado Springs; Mrs. Marion 16 sisters recently repatriated in Camp Carson—Colorado Springs.... 64.18 Denver for the two-day sessions. Van Dyk, Otero county schools. Rome. For Visual Glenwood Springs—Third Order FEDERAL SAVIHGS & of S t Francis ...... 10.00 Highlight of the convention will Rocky Ford; R. T. Lagerman, Mt The official observance of the Eye Care Glenwood Springs—Anon3rmoua.'.-.. 100.00 be the closing banquet in the Carmel parish, Pueblo; Rerry Rob joint jubilee of Mother Domitilla Louiaville—Anonymous ...... 25.00 Lincoln room of the Shirley-Savoy and Sister Rosaria will begin with MIDLAND LOAN ASSOCIATION 63R Empire Bldg. KE. 5840 Re\'. Frank Brady ...... 10.00 hotel Saturday evening. erts, C. F. & I. Corp,,.Pueblo; J. F. a High Mass at 6:15 on May 4, Rev. Joseph Lane ...... 6.00 The Rev. Thomas Lo Cascio 'Torres, Holy Trinity parish, Trin offered by the Rev. P, E. Hecken, 17th at GLENARM • DENVER, COLORADO O.S.M., pastor of Mt. Carmel idad; Joseph Romero, Sacred Heart S.J, In the afternoon friends and Little Flower Pilgrimage parish will give thfe invocation be pariah, Alamosa; and H. V. Zim benefactors of the- orphanage, will fore the convention luncheon be welcomed at an open house, and to Europe . . . Sailing Aug. 21 Saturday noon. A number of Cath merman, Mesa county schools. there will be Solemn Benediction EHTRANCE IN LOBBY • olic speakers and entertainers will Grand Junction. of the Blessed Sacrament. Visiting Ireland, England, Holland, take part in the business and enter Belgium, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, tainment sessions. Mike Carroll, France and Spain. Denver detective, will be master of All expenses from Now York . . . ceremonies at the closing banquet, 61 days ...... $1295 up at which Blake Hiester will give a monologue. Ten professional acts Visit New York, Washington, Niagara are being provided for various Falls . . . 10 day Tour from sessions. For reservations Denver ...... $212.02 AH over the world At th* maating of tha hoaril Denver's Leading Catholic Mortuary Call MA. 1211 Tour Old Mexico— 10 days $210 of diroctort of tha Daovar KO SERVICE CHARGE chaptar of tho Colorado laaguo Stk Floor of April 22, thro# Catholic* wora' mary ann fisher - TRAVEL Denver Dry alectad to offica. Martin Goldan Goods of the Police departm ent wa* (Member of Cathedral Pariah) namad vice president, Pat Halla- han of St. Anthony’s and Gatos Rubber Company credit unions SEKVIiVG DAILY was re-elactad treasurer, and Viola Watson of tho Arch diocesan Council of Catholic Nurses credit union was named BOULEVARD'S secretary. Re-elected president was C. O. Cherry of tho^ V et erans’ Administration. Glenarm 5709 Other board members and their credit unions include Russell Mur PERSONALIZED ^ % ^ X ^ 'W H ER E DENVER DINES" dock, Safeway; Simon Forster, Presentation, John P. McMurray, Texas Co.; Charles D. Hall, Den CHOICE CUT ver public schools; Doris Baker, Rio Grande Operating; Fred Pow SERVICE ell, Gardner-Denver; and the Rev. GRADE AA PRIME RIB OF BEEF AU JUS Francis Syrianey, Denver Catholic Roasted Rare Regieter. Nationally known credit union Large Baked Idolio Potato Dinner Salad speakers will appear on the two- COSTS Rolls and Butter Coffee $ 2-00 day convention. Cliff Skorstad, Di rector of Education for the Credit Union National association, of Free Dinner Parking at Any Porking Lot in the Vicinity Madison, Wis., will speak at the Just Present Your Parking Ticket to Cashier's Desk Friday evening session. Wayne YOU Bornemeier, m anning director of From 5:00 to 10:00 P.M. the Nebraska Credit Union league, will be guest speaker at the noon luncheon Saturday, April 26; and T. £. Davis, CUNA field repre Religious Articles sentative from Santa Ana, Calif., LESS # STATUES • ROSARIES • MEDALS • PICTURES will speak that evening. • CRUCIFIXES • PRAYER BOOKS • PENDANTS • BOOKS Clyde Dwyer, league managing • PLAQUES director, reports that the more than 300 delegates will act for the 53,172 credit union iqembers they Complete Line of Religious Article* for Church and Home represent Poriih Mambert A. I*. W a^iirr and On Slate Boord New directors of the Colorado “ntmtuam Credit Union league and their re- BOULEVARD <111 IK II <;OODS »ective credit unions are: H. M. (Jawley, Denver Fire department; 3020 FEDERAL BOULEVARD GR. 1626 606 14th St. Between Californio & Welton TA 8331 C. 0. Cherry, VA; R. A. Steinke, Gates; Sydney Israelski, Winter- m m m m 1
PAGE FOUR Offica, 938 Bannock Streot THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Tilophono, Koyitent 4205 Thursday, April 24, 1952
To Give Concerf at Heights A ssa^ m Plana City-Wide Advertiaement Regis Club Plans CUSTOM FUR SERVICE Queen of Heaven Holy Family Parish Slates Aid Group Plans Dinner for 1,500 STORAGE T 29th Elitch Social May 8 At Annunl Bnznnr CLEANING (Holy Family Parish, Danrar) The Women’s club of Regis, I Luncheon Party Denver, announced this week The monthly meeting of the The 29th annual Elitch social for the benefit of Holy that it expects to feed more REPAIRING Quefn of Heaven Orphans’ aid so Family parish will be held at the Elitch’s Gardens on Thurs than 1,600 persons at the an M ciety of Denver was held April 16 day evening. May 8. The interest in this parish social event nual bazaar on Thursday eve»- in the home, Mrs. Virgil Tout has been increased each year. Already more concentrated ning. May 1, in the college ca presiding. The meeting was pre feteria from 6 to 8 o’clock. REMODELING ceded by recitation of the Rosary efforts are being spent for the better and greater distribu for the repose of the soul of one tion of tickets. Each Sqnday pa^ Officers of the club sent in E of the society’s members who had rishioners are given the oppor vitations to parents to bring served it as financial secretary tunity of making returns .for the their children to the dinner or over a period of several years, sale of tickets to ushers appointed to take advantage of the baby CALL AL. 7322 for that purpose after all of the Lourdes School sitting service which is being Mrs. Calista Moauro. Mrs. Sylvia set up this year by the Regis Ft m Pickup — Fre» Eitimal* DeSaverio was admitted to mem Sunday Masses. A more concen bership. , trated program of advertising has college basketball players dur Mrs. G. J. O’Byrne has named been adopted by the members of Registration Set ing the supper. Use Our Complete Fur Protection Service the following members to head the the Men’s club for making the in Again this year, a ham sup various committees that will con terest in the social more city-wide. per and all the trimmings will duct the annual luncheon and card PTA to Meet be served at family prices— "It Cotts So Lillie and You Get So MucV* For Autumn Term $1.26 for adults and 60 cents party to be held Tuesday after On April 28 HARRIET GRIFFITH (left), recently heard in Town noon, April 29; Hostesses—Mmes. for children. Hall, New York; and Alice Fellows of Denver, will join Virgil Tout, A. Bonino, and Carl Holy Family PTA will meet (Our Lady of Lourdes Pariah, After the dinner, the various Monday, April 28, in the school Danver) booths will be opened in the col talents in an evening of chamber music at Loretto Heights Little Herfurth; tickets—Mmes. Irene School registration for Septem Theater Sunday, April 27. The program will feature music of Handel, Koser, W. E. Dolan, W. R. Joseph, hall. There will be a visit of par lege gym and the Vazaar will f iiH U U l PU R R IE R SI240 E. Colfax ents with the sisters beginning at ber will be held at the PTA meet get under way, running for Mozart, and Brahms. and 0. Buehler; potluck project ing scheduled for Tuesday night, —Miss Sue Hally and Mrs. S. F. 7 o’clock followed by the regular thre nights, May 1-2-3. As in L Miss Griffith, originally from New Jersey, played at the Loretto business meeting at 8 o’clock. Past April 29, in the Center House Heights Premiere dinner in Machebeuf hall last month. A graduate Chiolero; special prizes—Mmes. past years, the various organi MimiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiuiiiiiiii^ presidents of the PTA will be school hail. The meeting will start zations associated with the of the Julliard school in New York, she has made concert tours of M. Covillo, J. Covilfo, and W. M. honored at this meeting and the at 7 :30 p.m. All parents are re w m _____ m M ------Cuba, and the United States, and she has appeared on television and Marks; refreshments — Mrs. H. school will operate booths fea election of officers for. the coming minded Ijhat this registration will turing games, linens, candy, Why Pay More?’ her own radio program on WMTR. At present Miss Griffith is coach McCormick and Frank Badding; ear will also be held at this time. assure siiace for their children in ing with Howard Reynolds of Denver. dining room—Mrs. James Zar- household accessories, etc. This (Trademark) E'r. Ernest Strakosch, dermatolo September, and, therefore, even year, a gift of $1,000 is replac Mrs. Fellows, well-known to Denver audiences, will play with lengo, R. Mapley, and J. Schmitt. gist,] will be the guest speaker. those children now in school must A handmade rosary, the gift of ing the new automobile. Miss Griffith. The highlightsig of her career are graduate study at the Members of the high school speech be registered Tuesday night. All Another feature of this year’a Julliard school, further work at Fontainebleu. France, tours with Mrs. Burkhatdt, has been added department, under the direction new members in the parish wishing to the gifts to be displayed at bazaar is the opportunity to re Wm. W. Myer Drug Stores the Quarles trio in the East, and soloist with tne Denver symphony. of Sister Mary Victor, will present a space for their children next ceive a $100 gift that is bein^ She is a former faculty member of the Lamont School of Music and the party. Mrs. Virginia Romano a one-act play. Mothers of the year should attend the meeting. COMPANY was awarded the special prize. offered to readers of the Regi of Dertver university. At present she is with the Olinger quartet. fifth and sixth grade children will New officers for the PTA unit will ster. They are asked to fill out Colorado Owned Stores The recital Sunday night will begin at 8 o’clock. Admission charge Refreshments were served by the be hostesses. be elected at this meeting, and sisters and a social hour followed. the coupon in today’s paper. The will be $1. Mrs. H. M. Edm onds, PTA they will take over the work in coupon was in last week’s Reg Englevrooil 800 Santa Fe Dr. president, and ways and means Seplember. ister also, and it will be included 30 South Broadway 15th and (California chairmen, Mmes. H. Kelsey and Also at the PTA meeting, the in the next paper. 3933 W. Colfax Curtis ft 15th St. 17th A Tremont Frjdays, Saturdays Holy Hour Days W. Selwald, wish to extend their pastor will select a group of com mittees to help outline a summer iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiwMiiiwroiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiwiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiinniiiniiiiiiiiiuBiiiiMiiiiiiiui^ thanks a n d appreciation to all those who contriDuted to the suc program of activities for members St. Vincent's Starts Adoration Program cess of the annual PTA sponsored of the Lourdes Outdoor club. The spring card party. Special thanks groups will be asked to search for M a g n if ic e n t T o n e is given to Mrs. Ord and Miss the best talent available to be used ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S PARISH (St. Vincent da Paul’s Parish, and remind them of the hour they Mrs. Sikes announced that a Blithons of the Denver Dry Goods during the summer program. Lec Denvar) have signified they will attend. parish dance, to be sponsored by company, who presented the style turers on astronomy, story-tell Surprisingly ’ Patroniae These Friendly Firms To expedite the plan, some hours the Holy Name society In co show, and to the students of the ing, cooking, etc., will be used St. Vincent de Paul’s parish will will have more than one captain. Low C o st . inaugurate two days of hourly operation with the Altar and Ro high school who modeled the fash each night of the campouts on the It is hoped that the number of sary society and PTA, will be ions from the Young Denver shop parish grounds. Other activities adoration every week, on Fridays volunteers will exceed the need. held in the Knights of Columbus and Saturdays from 6 a.m. to of the Denver D ^ Goods‘company. for the children will include ball A book will be on the table in the hall May 17. Tickets will be ?1.50 Baptized on Sunday, April 20, games, camp fire singing, cooking 9 p.m. By making this weekly Holy vestibule, and adorers are asked per couple, and all members of Open Sundays, 9 to LEN'S Pharmacy Hour, adorers are answering Our were Vicki Bernadette Allen, in of meals, and sleeping in tents. to cheek off their names when the parish are urged to attend. fant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. BALDWIN Week Days 7 to 7 L. C. PEHR. Prop. Lady of Fatima’s request for rep completing their Holy Hours. For Rocks of Lourdes ELECTRONIC ORGANS M*mbtt 8t. Vincint d« PtBl's Pariih aration, prayer, and sacrifice for Sister Maiw Ludavine an- Peter Allen, and the sponsors were To Present Ploy Have Your Doctor Phono further information, parishioners jaounced that Confessions for the Mr. and Mrs. Dick Isaacs; also Hawes Food Store the conversion of Russia and may call Joseph Schwickrath at Us Your Proscription world peace. Friday’s Holy Hour first communicants will be heard Bryce Bernard Branch, infant son The Rocks of Lourdes club men BMkn HtwM — Girla Riwm RA. 6182. 2707 E. Louisiana RA. 3739 intentions are in- honor of the Friday morning, April 25, and of Mr. and Mrs. Aloysius Branch will present their second annual A Bi-Low Store At Lonliiina tnd Booth Clayton Sacred Heart of Jesus, and Satur The First Communion class that the May crowning will be and the sponsors were Mr. and parish play in the Asbury school Quality Meats — day’s, in honor of the Immaculate will raeoivo in th* 8 o’clock Mass held Sunday afternoon, Jday 4. Mrs. Dudley Branch. Friday and Saturday nights, April Heart of Mary. Sunday, April 27. Pariahionars The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Eugene The St. Anne’s circle will meet 25 and 26. The play, Cinderella, G roceries Washington Park Mkt. The names of all adorers will who ara not rolatad to tha chil A. O’Sullivan talked on the plans at the home of Mrs. Claude Chris will be attempted by 25 members of the Rocks. The program spon Fraih ft Frozen Fruit* Red & White Food Store be placed on a chart at the en dren in the class are askad not for the new school cafeteriay which tian, 2917 Depew street, on Tues and VegatabU* to attend tki* Mass. A braak- will he open next fall. day, April 29, at 1 o’clock. Mrs. sored by the Rocks club is certain BILL HUGHES, Prop. trance of the church, and a box Louisiana and Clayton of application blanks will be avail fast will ha strvad by the PTA The names of the new officers Charles Auge will »be assistant to please those attending. Last able for adorers to sign, specifying for the first communicants in for the coming year were given hostess. year’s play. Snow White, was a Complete Food Service tha school hall immadiataly by the nominating chairman, Mrs. great success. This year’s produc sp. 5717 the hour they can attend the ado Mr*. Frank Davidson of 4370 tion promises to be even funnier. 598 South Gilpin ration for either day. New appli aftar tha Mast. J. P. August, and the slate was Winona court, will bt the new *lPs Bsiart to Bo ThUftr" Mrs. David Sikes presided at the unanimously accepted by the or The men will stage a dress rehear ^Convenient Term\ cants, before registering, are corraspondant for Holy Family sal on Thursday .night, April 24, asked to look at the chart and PTA meeting held in the school ganization. They are Mrs. David parish nawa. For noUco of club hall April 21. The Rev. Charles Sikes, president; Mrs. George in the Asbury school. The school ,A revelation amonf The firms listed here de try to select an hour that has the maatinfs or new* of any parish is situated at South Marion and smallest number of adorers listed. Jones of St. John the Evangelist’s Learned, vice president; Mrs. 'Wil organisations, waddings, and electronic organs' serve to be remembered Meintyro Cleaners parish was the guest speaker. He liam Hughes, treasurer; Mrs. Asbury streets. Those who cannot take a reg tha lika, all ara asked to call Thomas Mitchell, organist for for churches when you are distributing ular hour, but are willing to serve gave a talk on “Religious Voca James McCabe, secretary; Mrs. Mrs. Davidson at GLandala tions.” Ray Humphreys, historian; and the men’s ohoir, will play the or your patronage in the dif The Finest Cleaning as substitutes, should mark “sub 2630. gan at the 8:30 Mass Sunday, stitute” on the application. It was decided that a permanent Mrs. A1 Brinn, auditor. ferent lines of business. at Reasonable Prices Mrs. Joseph Bauernfeind and April 27. The children’s choir will Captains are needed for each health record would be made for Party Planned April 28 not sing this Sunday, but they will^ hour; they will telephone adoreri each child in the school. Mrs. Louis Muto are cochairmen Baldwin Piano Co. in our own new plant at for the First Communion break sing the following Sunday, May 4, fast I By St. Anthony's Guild Mrs. McKee will play for the chil 2266 So. Colorado Blvd. dren’s choir. The men’s choir has PLUMBING The meeting was concluded with 1623 California at Biff. refreshments, which were served ben practicing regularly and the BRICKEY & MOLLOT Nine High Schools Enter The annual spring card party music at the 10 o’clock High Mass - Frank Mollot, Ownir AH Garments Insured by the second graders’ mothers sponsorad by St. Anthony’s with Mrs. William McLellan and has improved greatly. Shop, SP. 2309 Roo., SP. S131 Hospital guild members will be Remodeling, Repairing Pickup ft Mrs. R. R. Arvidson, room moth SP. 3962 Delivery Loretto Heights Festival or New Work ers, in charge. bald at 12:30 in tba nurses’ S t Rita’s circle met in the home PHA Finsneint <(S B, Poarl WWWVVWWtfVWWVVWWV home auditorium, W. 16th ave Of Drama Sunday, Apr. 27 of Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Burns April nue and Perry streets, Monday, CATHEDRAL PARISH 18. There were six couples pres April 28. The public is invited ent, and bridge was played. to attend and participate in a These Friendly Firms Deserve Your Patt^onage The Loretto Heights Drama + + ■ + festival for high school students S t Vincent de Paul’s circle of vary enjoyable afternoon of O N ^ IE B R A E Fete Chairman the Altar and Rosary society will card games. A dessert luncheon will be held Sunday, April 27. meet in the home- of Mrs. Roy will be served. Among the var IMo Down Payment B These nine schools from the Den- Johnson Friday, April 26. ious prist* offered, the out UsUv 0**rhasllB| DOYLE’S Shopping Eenter ver area will participate in the Any one who has news pertain standing ones will be a hand B tij a Pcadst Bspali* ing to any of the church activi made needle-point foot stool, Tsilarsd isat Cavsrs tournament: Regis, Mullen, Qthe- Matsr Toas-ao PHARMACY ties, school, sports, or circles may two pairs of hand-ambroidared Us*e Can Th* Psrtlealsr Dratakt dral, Mt. St. Gertrude’s of Boul send it to the parish correspond pillow casaa, one bath towel set, The firms listed here de CONOCO PRODUaS der, Holy Family, St. Francis', St, ent or phone It to Mrs. J. Morgan one cutwork linen hand towal, Cathedral Motors 17tli AVE. AND GRANT serve to be remembered Lobrieation, Car Washing, Batteries Joseph’s, Annunciation, and St. Cline, 538 S. University, RA. and five pounds of homemade JOB GAFFNEY. Prep, KB. HIT r i U OEUVEKT Recharged, Tire Vnicaniaing 3193, or Mrs. Wilbur Gunther, fudge, besides many additional i m L«caa KK. MSI when you are distributing Mary’s. 490 S. York, PE. 2513. valuable special prises. your patronage in the dif BOIVNIE BRAE Each school will present a one- ferent lines of business. CONOCO SERVICE act play or a cutting of a longer Free Prompt Delivery 724 So. University PE. 9909 play. Prizes will be given for the Loretto Heights Classes best play and for the best individ Preisser's Red & White Bonnie Brae ual actor. The plays are: Regis To Hold Open House Apr. 27 WUVES . . . BEER (4:30 o’clock), Gardtntr Who Is The junior and senior classes of Loretto Heights college will CORDIALS B r u i t ^ Afraid; Mullen (3 p'clock), Cy Grocery and Market hold an open house from 7 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. on Sunday, April COMPLETE LINE AIfnd C. Andtrosn, Owatr-MiBsm rano de Bergerac; Cathedral (3:30 27, in the lower lounge of Machebeuf hall. Florence Conners is in Have youT Doctor phone us FANCY MEATS, VEGETABUES, AND o’clock), Twelfth Night; Mt. St. charge. QUALITY GROCERIES your Prescriptions The entertainment will include dancing to records, and re AHERN'S MART Free Delivery SPruce 4447 Beers, Winet, Etc. Gertrude’s (1 o’clock). Menfolk; freshments in the snack bar. R4JG CO 2331 E. Ohio Avo. (So. Onhf. ond Ohio) 763 So. University RA. 2874 Holy Family (2:30 o’clock). Miser; “Spring Fling” is the name of the freshman and sophomore MEMBER OF 8T. PHILOMENA'S St. Francis de Sales’ (4 o’clock), open house to be held Friday, April 25, from 8:30 to 12:30 p.m. PARISH PKESCKIPTIONS CALLED Everyman; St. Joseph’s (2 o'clock). This also will include dancing and refreshments and will be in the 333 East Colfax TA. 3304 FOR AND DELIVERED lower lounge of Machebeuf hall. Colfax at DownhiB Denv« Ring of General Macias; Annuncia Joan Mander and Grace Moslander are the cochairmen KEyatone 321? SOUTH CAYLORB tion (1:30 o’clock). Little Women; Miss Beverly Peacock, a Alice in I - St. Mary’s (5 o’clock), junior at Loretto Heights Shopping IlisIricP Wonderland. college, Denver, is the student The-, festival is a project of the chairman for the Loretto Heights play production class at the Heights. Drama Festival, which will be held at the college Sunday, April 27. I W E E Shoes for the Fomily Members of the class acted as as Nine schools from the Denver area sistant directors for the plays. will participate. ^1018 So. Gaylord RA 9853^ Weatherbird and Trimfoot • Breakfasts • Lunches Shoeg for Children • Dinners X-Ray Fitting Westwood Parish Holding Special $ Sendei Shoe Store SUNDAY DINNER Noiri 6J0 t« 9—Mr. tnS Mri. J. Willut 1023 So. Gaylord RA. S087 Devotions to St. Anthony The firms listed here de (St. Anthony's Pari.h, Westwood) designs on the antependium for BONNIE BRAE In St Anthony’s church on the altar in St. Anthony’s church. serve to be remembered Tuesday mornings at 8 o’clock The Mother Cabrini circle met when you are distributing JEWELRY there are a High Mass, novena in the home of Mrs. Jo Delle Ellis, prayers, and veneration of the 2694 S. Cook. Ten members were it's Brides Week at D F your patronage in the dif E. H. Clegg, Prop. relic of St. Anthony. present. ferent lines of business. Guaranteed Repairing: These services honoring St. An Father Michael Maher was a thony will continue on Tuesdays guest and answered questions of 1048 So. Gaylord SP. 6026 and are a preparation for the the circle. a v \ .d , tke entire celebration of the Feast of SL Mrs. F. Gerlitz will be hostess Mohiloll • Ponnsoil . Mobilga* 1092 So. Anthony, June 13. at the next meeting of the circle, Lubrication ft Washing Gaylord The novena on Tuesdays pre In the past month the Mother Tuna Up • Clutch ft Brake BOB’S icAceding the celebration of St. An Cabrini circle sent a box of cloth S)dnield and R idker dtore PE. 2464 thony’s feast is a centuries-old ing and money for fuel to St. So. Gaylord Service custom. This- annual novena is Paul’s Indian mission. SUPER MARKET popular all over the world and is Mr. and Mrs. Bob Schaefer and Id at your deroice Center and Garage steadily increasing in popularity daughter, Susan, are moving to Moats . Grocorio* • VagotabUs in Denver churches. St. Anthony North Dakota. Mrs. Schaefer was 1001 So. Gaylord SP. 6443 Better Quality for Less was called “the saint of the whole a member of the Mother Cabrini world” by Pope Leo XIII. circle. The St. Anthony circle’s meeting Mrs. Betty Sweeney, a member scheduled for April 16 was post of St. Ann’s circle, and her fam poned, and a special meeting has ily are moving to Aurora KEENE SUPER MARKET been called for Thursday, April Miss Patricia Miller, daughter 24, at 7:30 p.m. in the home of of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Miller, is Mrs. Koreman, 575 S. Hazel court. at home after a trip to Big 1093 S. Gaylord Fred Keene, Prop. RA. 0902 oi > • 1 • • '-'I'*—*.Spring, Tex. When on the trip store Houi-s: 8 to 6:30 Mon., Tues., Wed. S t Ann s circle is appliqueing was in an automobile accident and suffered a broken ankle. 8 to 7:30 Thum., Fri. & Sat. 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i Thundoy, April 24, 1952 Offict, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 PAGE FIVE Angela Lucero Is Prom Queen Heights Seniors Drama Scene at Holy Family School for Foundation Day (St. Jetvph’t High School, Wednesday, April 23, at the Park Virgin’s statue as Queen of the (Holy Family High School, cast for the play is as follows: sociology, and civics classes on The principal’s cabinet met Tues- D onrar) Hill Country club. A prom attend May. A talk on religious vocations Denvor) Harpagon, the Miser, Joe Burns; “Socialism” Monday, April 21. da)^ April 22, at 3 to plan an Angela LuCero, senior, wielded ant last year, Angela won the vote will follow the crowning ceremony. In Loveland for Cleante, his son, Carl Calomino; agenda for the student coyncil In honor of the Foundation day Elise, his daughter, K athle^ Ma Fr. Regan Talks meeting Friday. They also began the royal icepter over St. Joseph’s of the junior boys for the leading Win's Third Place of the Sisters of Loretto, room 11 role of prom queen this year. She honey; Valere, in love vith'Elise, Father John Regan, pastor of their work an the coming elections. high school’s prom activities Oratorical honors again came to will present scenes from Giant in Dick Jones; magistrate, Jim Hart; Mother of God parish, conducted a The third and lasb group of sen + + + was attended by Mary Ann Sewolt S t Joseph’s when Marian Mon the Wilderness by Helene Mawret and Catherine Buss, seniors, and Nurse Recruiting Jacques, the cook. Jack Isenhart; discussion with the senior clan ior boys left for Pecos, N. Mex., toya, junior, won third place in at an assembly for the student hody Brindavaine, Marlene Churchill; April 21 at activity period.'The Thursday morning, April 24. The Patricia Mauff and Carolyn Scavo, the annual Knights of Columbus Two Loretto Heights college Friday* April 25. juniors. Music for the annual prom La Merluche, Charlene 'Washburn; subject was “The Apostolate of a boys will make a retreat at the oratorical ^contest Marian com seniors from the division of nurs Holy Family students will pre and Mistress Claude, Colleen Mad Christian.” He had the class Trappist monastery April 25, 26, event w a s provided■■ ■by Walter peted against the top parochial ing took part in a district recruit Light and his orchestra sent a cutting from the 3-act play dox. divided into groups of six and pro and 27. The group was accom school contenders in the Knights ment meeting in Loveland April The Miser by Moliere at the Arch James Madigan, professor of posed several questions for each panied by the Rev. William Jones Career Week of Columbus hall, April 21. The 19. The purpose of the meeting diocesan Drama tournament April philosophy at Loretto Heights col group to discuss and report on. and the Rev. John Newell, SJ. Career week at St. Joseph’s will general tonic was “The American was to recruit badly needed stu 27 at Lorttto Heights college. The lege talked to the world history, bring 26 professional men a n d Way of Life and Its Meaning to a dent nurses and was attended by women to meet with the students Catholic.’’ Marian based her deliv interested high school students + + + + to discuss opportunities in Chris ery on the Four Freedoms. This from all parts of Larimer county, topher careers April 29 through is the, second major oratorical and faculty members from various May 2. award she has won this year. schools in the county. The day’s Prom Attendants The special activities will open One hundred fifty choral stu program included organ interludes, WEDDING TIME Tuesday morning, April 29, with dents, under the direction of Mrs. motion pictures on nursing, and the recitation of a prayer for di Jo Noakes Lasham, journeyed to talks on the “Relationship of rection in the choice of a vocation, Fort Collins April 21 to represent Nursing to Religion” and of the Government and education, two St Joseph’s in the Northern Colo “Relationship of Nursing to Medi Is drawing near fields,which Father James Keller rado Regional Music festival. The cine” by the Rev. Francis K. insists are fertile for Christophers, mixed chorus group accompanied Hausemann and R. Miner Merrill will be considered by the entire by Robert Cavarra presented two M. D., respectively. ' Complete student body as a part of the first numbers, “Adoramus Te Christe’’ A chicken luncheon was served assembly Tuesday. Miss Mary by Mozart and “Vanka ’n Tanka” at 12:30 p.m. The highlight of] the Wedding Breakfasts Flood, principal of Englewood by Doromijsky. The girls’ chorus afternoon program was a pknel H ^ junior high, wiH'speak on the topic sang "Song of the Winds” by discussion by the student nurses from $1.45 of education; Judge Edward Day Hawke and “The Artisan” by representing many hospitals in will devote his time to government Ware. Vocal groups were judged Colorado. careers. and given constructive cjdjticism Angola Lucaro Wednesday’s assembly will fea by Louis H. Diercks of Ohim State Told Meoning Receptions in our delightful Charbonnet ture talks by Dr. Earl Bach of univeijiity. Of Uniforms Room at no extra charge. Loretto Heights college and Fa A smaller advanced chorus will Miss Jean Shadley, student First Communion William Monahan of the Den- also represent the school at Long' representative from the St. . . . or Catholic Charities on .com' mont April 28. At this contest the Anthony hospital division of Lor- have us do a most complete and beau PORTRAITS munications and social service, re trios, sextets, and soloists will etto Heights college, spoke to thfe tifully arranged reception in your home, or spectively compete against other schools group on the meaning -of the uni The climax to career week will throughout the state and the forms and caps worn by various choice of halls, at surprisingly low prices. occur Friday when Grace Burke, mixea chorus will present a pro nursing schools and Miss Mary senior and chairman of Our Lady’s -a m similar to that at Fort Lou Daniels, student representa We bake our own originally designed committee, will crown the Blessed tive from the Seton unit (located wedding cakes, . . . Specialize in ice at Glockner-Penrose hospital in Colorado Springs), explained the PATRIjCIA McANDREWS (left) and Helen Mulli carving and decorative motifs. 48-month nursing program where gan will act as junior prom attl^dants at the annual Regis High Elocution Test by the student graduates with a Holy Family high school junior-senior dance to be held at the Lake- Call Charles Frascati, Catering Manager, bachelor of science degree in nurs wood Country club Tuesday, April 29. At the elocution contest held cipal, to select the slate of offi ing and a minor in social studies, for complete details — — SH. 2 4 7 4 before the Regis high school cers for the next school year. in addition to being qualified for Mothers’ club April 17, Thomas. Plan Baxaar her registered nurse certificate; Duggan, a sophomore, was the Mrs. Paul Villano was appointed Annual Mother, Father Party winner, and Raymond Reddick, a fter the panel discussion the to be in charge of the dining room girls held informal gatherings to freshman, placed second. James for the bazaar dinner on May 1. Veltrie, president of the Regis ask questions of the student and Her cochairman will be Mrs. Al faculty representatives, who* were Of Gi rl Scouts Held at Center pter of the NFL, presided at bert Rotola, and they will be as The annual Girl Scout “mother the contest and later entertained Miss Anne Weisenhorn, assistant The rest of the evening was sisted by club members. director of nursing, Seton unit; and father” party was held in the spent in square dancing with with a cutting from Green Pas Mrs. L. R. Kintzele will be in tures. The judges were three senior and Mrs. Elizabeth Christensen, Little Flower Social center, Den the parents. Refreshments were charge of arrangements for the clinical instructor from St. Anth served. NFL members, Ron Shannon, tea to be held May 8 in honor of ver, on April 17. The Girl Scouts, George Roche, and Joe McCabe^ ony’s unit. A number seemed members of troop 14, entertained The Girl Scouts, an active the out-going senior mothers and interested in the Loretto Heights group at the Little Flower center, Mrs. Valens Jones, president of the mothers of prospective fresh their parents by presenting a short Racommendefl by A. A. A. Restaurant program, which was recently ac program. After the pledge of are under the direction of Mrs. Geurraat—A. M., H. A. 1578 S. Broadway the Mothers’ club, appointed Mrs. men. Club officers will assist. credited by the National Nursfng Mary L. Hooper; the assistant di Paul Murray chairman of the Father Eatough and Mrs. Jones allegiancd to the fiag and the sing Accrediting Service as a basic ing of the “Star Spangled Ban rector at the center. nominating committee, with Mrs. thank all parish woups for the collegiate program in nursing, Dan Shannon, Mrs. R. J. Reardon, needlework donated for the fancy ner,” the girls recited their em and Mrs. A. T. Mansfield assist work booth, and for cash donated The Colorado university program blem, motto, promise, and laws. ing. They will meet this week with to purchase articles for the cedar is the only other school in Colo They danced two Spanish numbers One 8x10 the Rev. James Eatough, S.J., prin- chest. rado with this accreditation. and performed a drill. Photograph in v Beautiful Oil $ g .9 5 Freedom Award Presented Cathedral High (Cathedral High School, DaoTor) treat was served during homeroom + + + • + + 6 Proof* Shown Frances Lee, senior, was period. awarded second place at the an CSMC Activity JOE ONOFRIO nual Knights of Columbus oratori CSMC representatives attended Get Freedom Award Bill Smyth cal contest on April 21. She re a planning meeting in Annunci ceived an engraved Sheaffer’s ation high school this week. They “en and pencil set as her prize for will be present at the quarterly Photographers er original oratory, “The Amer CSMC meeting and election of 'Nothing but the Finest** ican Way of Life-—Its Meaning to officers for 1952-53 in Annunci 4206 So. Shorraan Catholic.” Cathedral high sc noola ation school Sunday, April 27. SU. 1-3945 will receive an engraved plaque, which will be presented at an Wins in Contest assembly later this month. Marlene Carlson, junior, was JOE JOE, JR. Parents, friends, and students awarded the Order of Gregg Art BURNS-RIPS will have an opportunity to hear ists’ medal in a recent contest Frances’ oration at the fine arts sponsored by Today’s Secretary. festival in Cathedral high school The following students merited OR TEARS gym on Sunday afternoon, May 4. an award of achievement: Mary Lou C de Baca, Jean Cateora, Eliminated by Pastor Is Host French or inweas^ng Marlene Carlson, Arthur Naranjo, l i Hoot StrTice—ReMonabl* Price* The 'Very Rev. Monsignor Wal Janet Davis, Roberta Di Paola, ter J, Canavan played host to Lila Edmondson, Susan Friedland, HOSIERY MENDING grade and high students who sold Shirley Johnston, ‘Virginia Mur IT NEVER BUILDS UP more than $20 worth of tickets ray, Joyce Petri, and' Eleanor Le- for the “Ides of March” bazaar at beda. IN THE FREEZE CHEST OF A U / i L i i e A n , a dinner held at the “My-O-My” Certificates of achievement in su ^ e r club April 22. typing were awarded to Daniel inweaving Co, The entire student body saw Heim, Beatrice Moroney, Richard PhoB* KE. 4409 An American in Paris, as the Perez, William Kelley, Charlene S04 MeClintoek Bldg. guests of Monsignor Canavah, a Krause, Gerald Cusack, and Kath — • 1554 Calif. — - reward for their work in making ryn McGlothlen. the bazaar a success. An ice cream Scholastic Honor Roll + + + The following Cathedralltes have earned places on the scho In lastic and citizenship honor rolls for the third quarter: SENIORS—Homtroom 1: Dolor** Cot- ter, Patricia Courtney, Dorothy Denbo. Eileen Dolan, Louise Hayes, Mary D en ver.... Keelty, Bill Kelley, Patricia King, Fran ces Lee, Thomas M lt^ell, Jackia Noll, THE CATHEDRAL HIGH SCHOOL’S PAPER,, Hi- and Donna Ward; u Homeroom 2:, Eileen Andrew, .Jerry Pal, merited the Freedoms Foundation Valley Forge, Cusack, Patricia Dunbar, Walter Gill, Pa., honor medal in the high school category for “outstanding Jean McGraw, Ralph McKay, Beatrice O'MEARA Moroney, Ann O'Connor, Richard Peres, achievement in bringing about a better understanding of the Ameri and Marcia Vaughn; can way of life.” Patricia Courtney, Kitty McCabe, and Father Owen Homeroom 801: Mary Lou Ashutto, McHugh accepted the award. Myma Dtcring, Almarose Dorsweiler, MEANS Rose Marie Halbur, Mary Ann Jansen, The award was presented at the Freedoms Foundation cere Margaret Junk, Patricia Kirt. Mary K monies April 22 by Kenneth D. Wells, president of the Freedoms Murray, Mary Pomarieo, Anna Marie foundation, and two Korean veterans. A “town meeting” discussion ## Schulte. Betty Slenker, and Carole Yago; JUNIORS—Homeroom 3: Rita Breen, of “The Status of Freedom in Denver” and Mayor Quigg Newton’s Marlene Carlson, Jean Cateora. Joseph talk on “Local Government and Our Freedoms” followed the awards Demling, Jean Grant, Michael Halloran, presentation.— (Photo by Ed Maker) Jacob King, Roberta Koehl, Rosamond When you open the door of a re- Kruse, Richard Ling, Celestine Neville, Homeroom 801: Mary Lou Aehutto, SOPHOMORES—Homeroom 10: Bar Joyce Petri, Nancy Philipp, Jacgueline Myrna Deering, Almarose Dorsweiler, bara Branum, John Broderick, Andrew Mgarator, you let in warm^ moirt Stone, and Robert Sutton; Carol Dreiiing, Mary Frances perstner, Capra. William Dionigl, Hans Dorweiler, 'air that formstoi froet. FROST- Homeroom 4: Judy Bagnall, Marlene Mabel Guiterres, Rose Marie Halbur, La Quilla Gaiter. James Hanson, Pat FREE counts door openings, auto Carney, Harry Cronin, Maureen Doherty, Rosalia Herrman, Patricia Hotra. Patricia Heim, Barbara Slenker, Jack Sliemers, matically defrosts exactly when Eleanor Lumlcy, Adele Overstreet, Irene Hyland, Mary Ann Jansen, Dorothy Patricia Thomas, and Thomas Torrey; completely Papi, Rodrie Price. Roger Seick, Mary Jennings. Jo Ann Jones. Margaret Junk, Homeroom 102: Beverly Bell. Peggy needed. It’s automatic! Ann Smith, Geraldine Sutliff, and Rich Patricia Kirt. Vivian Lyons, Mary K- Bradley, Rosemary Carpinella, Margot 1314 Acoma ard Turelli; Murray, Marjorie Ortii, Mary Pomarieo; Cooper, Betty Cudmore, Roxanne D! Tolla, Only tilt grant now 1951 Homeroom 7: Nancy Bennett, Roberta Colleen- Ross, Anna Marie Sehults, Maiw Lou Esposito, Mary Friel, Patricia “ Daiirar** largest Ford Dealer" Di Poalo, Mary Ann Dolan, Lila Edmond- Jo Ann Simsick, Betty Slenker, Shirley Golden, Arlene Lohr, Barbara Lujan, Franc** La* Susan Friedland, Donna Hierzer, Upton, Carolyn Van De Vegt, La Vonne Beatrice Martinez. Janet Murphy, Claire ^Vbstin^ouse tM fT ggff Janet Kramer. Emm* HlUer, Ro**He Wolfe, Carole Yago, and Ruth Young; Nolan, Karen Powell, Harriet Ryan, Moil, Virginia Murray. Judy Nichole, JUNIORS— Homeroom 8: Betty Bogaes, Janice Scheer, Claire Seitz, Barbara Joann Scavo, and Malvina Tarpley; Rita Breen, Marlene Carlson. Jean Cate Tellington. Marie Vargas, Anne Welch, givts yo« ALL THREE Big Benafits SOPHOMORES— Homeroom 10: Bar ora, Eloida Cordova, Janet Davis. Joan West, Judy Winder, and Judy bara Bamum, John Broderick, Hane Joseph Remling. Jean Grant, Catherine Williams; AUTOMATIC DE Donweiler, Jamea Hanaon, and Barbara Haas, Michael Halloran, William lacov- Homeroom 18: Helen Gutierrez, Rocco FROSTING exactly when. Slenker: homeroom 102: Beverly Bell, etta. Hubert Jones, Jacob King, Roberta Cavarra, Florence Smith, William Thorn needed. Margot Cooper, Roxanne DiToIIa, Mary Koehl; Rosamund Kruse. Marsha Kuh), ton, Gene Schnabell, Bill Valentine, Lou Eepoiito, Patricia Golden, Clare Richard Ling, Judith McWilliams, Bill Glen. 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l i i i i PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bannock Sfreef THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 Thursday, April 24, 1952 Baby Annex Benefit Apr. 27 Pafima GfOUP Sodality Get-Together She Helps Underprivileged Children Married in Texas Miss Marylin Shelereth, an ac Volunteer Librarian Was complished accordionist, will en tertain at the silver tea and baby To Hear fr. Jones 30 Years in Nursing Field shower being sponsored by the Junior Catholic Daughters of (Catholic Information and Library placed in the field of administra Soeiaty, Danvor) tion and organization. She super America for the St. Joseph Baby At'Holy Hour Irish-born volunteer librarian, vised the transformation of the annex Sunday, April 27, from 2 Lt. CoL Nora Freeman, after more famous Chicago Beach hotel to a to 5 p.m. in the Catherine Mullen The Rev. Charles Jones, as than 30 years in the field of nurs 1,000-bed army hospital. After Memorial home, 1895 Franklin sistant at St. John’s, will be the ing finds contentment now in this was accomplished she became street, Denver. An excellent pro guest speaker during the Our Lady literature, travel, and giving as principal chief nurse of the four gram has been prepared by the of Fatima group Holy Hour this sistance to the .underprivileged, army hospitals at Miami Beach, Juniors for the annual tea and Saturday, April 26, in Holy Ghost particularly the children. Among Fla. Itt November of 1943 she was open house of the baby annex. The church, Denver. Father Jones will her favorites'is the Meggs orphan transferred to Fitzsimons General public is invited to this annual give a five-minute meditation be age for Colored children. She also hospital where she was principal affair. fore each decade of the Rosary, gives voluntary service to the chief nurse until her retirement in Activities and the Rev. William Monahan, American Red Cross. 1948. spiritual director of the club, will Colonel Freeman received her Her friendly Irish charm as well Of Troops lead the women in the regular Holy education at St. Mary’s convent at as her deep understanding of hu Hour prayers prescribed by the St. Rose of Lima’s troop is mak Ennis, County Clare (the Banner man problems have won her many Reparation soctoy. county), Ireland. She was grad ing steady progress on its honor Prior to the services in Holy friends. She enjoys visiting them pin work, and held a horsebacTc- uated from the Toledo, 0., hospital both here and abroad, particularly Ghost church, a luncheon will be school of nursing and also com riding party Easter Monday, ac ;held in the church hall, 19th and New York, England, and Ireland. companied by the troop’s coun pleted the postgraduate course in She also recently spent three selor, Mrs. E. E. Stanley, and iCalifornia, beginning at 12:45 the field of tuberculosis there. She months touring California, going p.m. with Miss Rita La Tourette was employed until the outbreak Marylin Shelereth several of the mothers. and her committed in charge. northwest through Canada and Miss Mary Virginia John The St. Dominic Savio troop of World war I by the Toledo Dis Alaska and returning to Denver Reservations for the luncheon trict Nurses’ association and the son, daughter of Mr, and enjoyed a cookout and hike up the should be made to Miss La Tour through Yellowstone and Rush- United States Public Health more Memorial. Colonel Freeman Mrs. James Joseph Johnson of SOCCUUJSTS M PADH DASTOia Clear Creek canyon road and ex ette at FRemont 1062, Miss Mena Denver, became the bride of Lt. plored the Golden Caves, also on Service. states that young women should MARY ANME Easter Monday. In 1918 she joined the army consider this advantage of the Martin Collins Kelly in St. Vincent ST. CATHERINE’S SODALITY was host Sunday, nurse corps. ’The former years of army nurse corps, namely the gen de Paul’s church, Houston, Tex. A St. Bernadette’s troop held its April 20, to sodalists from all parishes in Denver at a her army career were devoted reception and dinner followed in BAKERIES monthly Communion Sunday, erous retirement received after “get-together” tea at the Catholic' Daughters’ home. Representatives mostly to .the treatment of tu- completion of their years of; serv the Shamrock hotel in Houston. All Butter April 20, followed by. breakfast bercuMis in various army hos The bride wore a gray faille suit in the home of Joan Alcorn. from all parishes were present. In the receiving line were the officers ice. She is a member of Cathedral CAKES of St. Catherine’s sodality: President, Corinne Kemme; vice presi pitals throughout th e United parish and the Tabernacle society. for her marriage. Her maid of for Our Lady of Good Counsel dent, Peggy Doyle; secretary, Florence Bruno; and treasurer, Pa States and the Philippine Islands. honor was Miss Joan L. Rae of Weddinrs troop, which comprises a group of At the outbreak of World war II She keeps up with all Catholic Denver, and Bernard P. McMen-. and tricia Slattery. Left to right above are Pat Slattery, Corinne Kemme, literature and has for man j years PartiM juniors who are being trained es Peggy Doyle, and Florence Bruno.— (Photo by Van’s studio) she was promoted in rank and amy of Denver served as the best pecially as counselors at C®”iP been a devotee of the Catholic Di man. 601 S. Broadwaj—PE. 6929 gest. She has found it constantly 1024 8. Gaylord 25 Broadway Montrita, has worked hard this The bride attended Loretto PEarl 7315 SPruce 7413 winter on planning a program of improving and feels that because Heights college and St. Mary’s 65 W. Girard E nilV d 8U. M06R sports and' games for the summer Guest Speaker at CPTL Tells of Hobbies of its conciseness and wide, varied academy. The bridegroom, who is camping season. range of material, it would be the son of Mr. and Mrs. Roger (Catholic Paront-Teacbar Laague, that he can busy himself at when all who attended and helped to particularly good for those who Kelly of Phoenix, Ariz., attended Denver) not in school or at active play make the conference so very suc cannot devote much time to read Regis high school and was grad GIANT “One important thing abbut a with others. cessful. ing. uated from Creighton university, hobby is the pleasure you derive “Fans of Yesteryear” was pre The final meeting of the health The Rental library houri at Omaha. He is stationed with the from sharing it with another, or sented by Mrs. Blair. Her col chairman will be held on May 8, the James Clarke Rental library U. S. air force at Bryan, air force in helping a person develop a lection was started by the gift at which time all reports must be art from 11:30 to 3:30 daily base, Texas.— (Photo by Abdoo hobby, especially if that person is of one little Japanese fan 50 years in and program plans for the axcept Sunday. The library it studio) a child,’’ stated Kate Blair, guest ago, whM it was the style for coming year will be suggested. staffed entirely by volunteer /Rj o m a > speaker at the league meeting on little girls to keep their “pretties” Mrs. Frank Sabine, traffic workers and individuals inter April 17. Mrs. Blair pointed out until they grew up. The object was chairman, announced the installa ested in assisting with this SPECIAL the necessity of every child hav to start a collection. tion of safety buttons neai' the worth-while work may call Mrs. ing a hobby. Not one that is se Mrs. James Foley, president, re schools would be delayed tem Howard Sleeper, chairman of lected by the parents as fitting viewed the all-day conference and porarily for lack of materials. For volunteer workers, at DExter or cute, but one he selects, and once * again extended thanks to 5988. BAKERIES Rev. Charles Jones the present, the 1,700 cross walks $^20 will be repainted. “The Finest Only** Hieser, EAst 4610, or Mrs. R. H. The annuel luncheon (iven Dolores Lynch Plans 87 So. Broadway Fruit & Shade Trees Luckenbach, RAce 6442, on or be Light Opera Cantata Set by the Archdiocesen Council of $ 1 .5 0 up fore Friday, April 25. 753 So. University Catholic Women will be held Wedding in August Evergreens $2.50 up At Good Shepherd Home on May 20 at the Shirley-Savoy 1.550 Colorado Blvd. Sodality Union Plans hotel. The meetings will begin Grass Seed 85<^ lb. The senior class ahd members of the choral club at the Good at 9:30 a.m. and lunch will ha To Regis Graduate FERTILIZERS Shepherd home, Denver, will present a cantata featuring songs served at noon, Mrs. Foloy ap For Retreat Moy 23-25 from four Gilbert and Sullivaii operettas on Friday, April 25, at pointed Mmas. Kenneth Keane, Mr. and Mrs. Dan P. Lynch of Garden Gro - Viforo - Lome 7 :30 p.m. Members of the Good Shepherd Aid society and their Howard Kinkel, Louis Cribari, 354 S. Sherman street, Denver, Milorganite - Soiltone On April 23 the Denver Par friends have been invited to attend. and David Sykes to take charge announce the engagement and ap Vermiculite - Driconure ish Sodality union met and It is hoped that the cantata, first to be presented by students of ticket sales. proaching marriage of .th e ir FRYS and Permagreen - Peat Most discussed the retreat to be held at the home, will be a yearly affair. The nominating committee was daughter, Dolores, to Eddy Smith, Pax for Crab Gras* at El Pomar, Colorado Springs^ Miss Frances Morrison, an instructor at the Lillian Covillo appointed and the new slate of son of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Wolley Bulbs: Gladiolus, Dahlias, Gannas, Lilies May 23, 24, and 25. Any sodalist School of Ballet and physical education instructor at tjie Alcott officers will be presented at the of Wilmington, Calif. The bride, FRESH EGGS desiring to make this retreat with school, is director of choreog:raphy. next meeting. The committee se to-be is a graduate of St. Francis Bedding Plants: Perrenials • Shrubs the sodality should immediately Miss Morrison has been working with the girls at the home lected was Mmes. Robert Ingram, de Sales’ high school, and for the past several years she has been Free Estimates on Lawns & Landscaping contact one of the officers of the for more than a year. All costumes for the show, which is one and Thomas Morrissey, and A. B. Delivery every Friday union or the parish sodality pre one-half hours long, were made by the students. Baumgartner. employed in the Credit office of fect to make a reservation. A de the Denver Dry Goods Co., and the So. Denver Evergreen Nursery posit of $5 will be required for all The annual tea given by the bridegroom was graduated from reservations. All prefects should league will be held at 2 p.m. Regis college with the class of W M . HENRY MRS. O. S. FOLKNER, PROP. encourage their sodalists to make Buffalo Church Vestments Wednesday, May 20, in lieu of the 1951. ’The ywng couple plan an morning meeting. Mrs. Mary August wedding. Located at J. K. Mullen Home 1534 So. Broadway SP. 2350 & SP. 7768 this retreat, as it is one of the Maltby is chairman of the tea most important events in the so for Boyi Being Made by Guild Unit and Mrs. Thomas Morrissey in V,- dality calendar. charge of tables. Tuxedoes & Accessories The election of officers for the SAVE Vs ON YOUR MEAT BILL Sodality union will be hfld in (Arcjbbi.bop’. Guild, Denver) 115. Miss Angela Eiaenman, a char- The prize donated by Mrs. FOR RENT FORT LOGAN June. Sodalists should endeavor Arcl(bishop’g guild members of member of the circle, now home Henry Lewis was presented to to turn in the names of individuals the Precious Blood circle started demonstration agent in Sterling, Mrs. Roxy Vendena. Call SV. 1-0774 or Complete Processing Service h r wham they consider qualified for work on a set of white vestments, will be in Denver this week to at Varsity Cleaners tend the home demonstration the various offices in the union. to be presented to St. Elizabeth’s Guaranteed Quality Cleaning Lockers and fem e Freezers The names will be presented to chapel at Buffalo, when they met agents’/ convention at Loretto Littleton 1022 J the group at the election meeting in the home of Miss Mary Nadorff Heights. Paramount Club 615 E. Alameda RA 6169 April 19. Mrs. Cjella Barry, chair St. Patrick’s Circle We Sel I Top Qua I i ty Meats man of the vestment committee, Richard Casey will be welcomed Plans Card Party Limited number of Lockers* available now and Mrs. Phyllis Delhaute, cochair back to Denver by his family and VOSS BROS. man, were guests at the meeting .friends after his discharge from and instructed the members on the the navy. As Burse Benefit King's Frigid Food Bank BAKERIES preparation of the vestments. Miss St. Joseph’s Circle P lo K U044^ 4 M U X iiiO * l HOH a ! 3 Stores to Serve Fou Theresa Seidenkranz will leave Mr. and Mrs. Albert Michaud Mr. and Mrs. A. A. King (Members of Cathedral Parish) Denver April 26 for a vacation announced the engagement ^of Members of the Catholic Para 2041 So. University Blvd. PE. 3.533 trip to Memphis, Tenn. their daughter, Frances, to Thoihas mount Social club will sponsor a Sancta Maria Circle Walsh, son of Mr. and Mrs. John card party at 8 o’clock Tuesday, WWW w w w ~er Walsh. No date has been set for May 27, for the benefit of the St. Raady to Eat Whole Miss Loretta Sullivan will en tertain circle members in her new the wedding. Circle members joined Thomas seminary burse. Tickets apartment, 1476 Pennsylvania, together fo# their monthly cor for the affair, which will be held See all these Fried Chicken $2.50 ' porate Mass and Communion in in Loyola hall, 23rd and York April 25. street, Denver, will be 50 cents BAKED HAM Our Lady of Fatima Cirela All Saints’ church April 20. St. Luke’s Circle each, an^ will be obtainable from Whole or by Slice Mrs. Regina Cox is vacationing members of the Paramount club. Aiiorted Salad. in Southern California with her The evening of April 21 was mother, Mrs. Sarah Riley. spent by- circle members in the Although this is the first of Western Home-Made Pies home of Mrs. Patricia Dunn. such benefits the club has held for Our Lady of the Ro.ary Circle C A surprise farewell party was St. Michael’s Circle St. Thomas’ seminary burse, the The Beer That held at the circle meeting April Mrs. Peggy Jane McMahill en members hope to make the card Grand Canyon, Arizona' HUMMH'S tertained circle members in her party an annual affair. The corn- DenTtr'k L««din( C .t.ren 15 in the home of Mrs, Catherine Made Milwaukee Famous Henshaw, to honor Mrs. Josephine home April 22. ittee in charge is Mrs. Marie tnd Dcltcitn.cn Our Lady of Perpetual Help Circle eiteman, chairman, and Mrs. Nora Wonderlands ^311 E. Seventh Ave. KE. 1986 < Koster who left Denver April 20 Stadig, cochairman. MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. to go to the Mayo clinic in i^ches- Mrs. Dorothy Pramuk and Miss Op.n Snnd.Tc .nd Wcckd.r. Till 7:20 4 Kay Gintert were cochostesses A social meeting will be held ' CLOSED MONDAYS ter, Minn., where she will undergo :Roberl M. — Paul V___ M. T. M urray; further surgery. when the circle met April 15. by the club at 8 oVlock Tuesday, St. Gerard’s Circle April 29, in Loyola hall. A special Our Lady of Grace Circle Mr. and Mrs. Gieorge W. Bell program and music will be pro this summer On April 17 i when circle mem' announced the birth of a girl, Ce vided, and members will spend the hers met in the home of Mrs. Mary cilia Ann, in a local hospital April evening in dancing or playing Adkins they learned of the 'en 10. cards. gagement of Mrs. Adkins to Fred V U l •m sH VF* yooR Roue wnn m si Azalien. The wedding ■will take place in Blessed Sacrament church on May 10. Miss Irene Keese has Plan 'Happy Hatters' Ball' Land of Pueblos, New Mexico CLBAftm AtPS! returned from a vacation (trip to California. Queen of Peace Circle On Thursday, April 24, Mrs. Hazel Watson will axtend the hos It’s Spring Glieaning time again and your pitality of her home to members of the circle. The evening will be friendly Safeway store has cleaning aids spent making rosaries for the mis sions and sewing altar linens. that will save you time and money. Mystical Rosa Circle Mrs. Berenice Bostwick will he You 11 need cleaning aids like soaps, detergents, bleach, hostess to circle members on Tues day evening, April 29. The eve California floor wax, wall cleaners, furniture polish, and sponges. ning will be spent sewing altar When you do your shopping this week-end, stock-up on linens. Blessed Sacrament Circle housecleaning items. The monthly meeting was held April 17 in the home of Mrs. Helen You’ll marvel at the grandeur that is Grand The May issue of Family Circle magazine features 6 Lamberth. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Canyon . . . thrill to the enchantment of Land o f announce the birth of a boy April delightful recipes for “finger foods.” Luscious chicken 17 in St. Joseph’s hospital. Pueblos . .. enjoy the big city sights and scenic Our Lady of Sorrows Circle splendor of California. with airy-light, golden-crust Mrs. M a^ Musso and Mrs. Mar tha Sarifini attended the luncheon outside . . . meat that falls and card party at Loretto Heights Ask your Santa Fe representative to see all three April 19. of these western wonderlands on your Santa Fe away to the touch. That’s Stella Maria Circle vacation. He’s a vacation specialist, ready to show Because of the illness of the r fried chicken to do you proud. president of the circle, Mrs. Isa you how to see the most on your trip througlT the belle Freidinger, the business of Santa Fe Southwest and California. Your family will ask for sec- the meeting was conducted by the vice-president, Mrs. Torchy Hick- ^onds and thirds, so make isch, when the circle met in the For complete travel information, colli home of Mrs, Helen Weaver April plenty. For directions see HAVING PUN PREPARING for the St. Thomas recipes in the May Parley Planned May 2 The May Family Circle, now University club’s "Happy Hatters’ Ball” is this committee J. P. WARREN, Divn. Pais. Agt. of Ann Wibel, Rosemary Dollaghan, and Joanne Malloy. St. Philo- on sale at Safeway. By Tabernacle Society mena’s school hall, 940 Fillmore street, Denver, will be the locale 524 17th St., Telephone: Tabor 3211 of a variety of entertaining features including dancing, refreshments, Denver 2, Colo The Tabarnacla society will and the latest sho'wing of “snappy and wacky” hata and reasonable meet in the home of Mrs, Eti facsimiles. Anyone interested in a good time is cordially invited to enne Peranyi, 7020 E. 12th ave- the “Happy Hatters’ Ball” at 8 p.m., Saturday, April 26. The ad- nne, Denver, Friday, May 2, at ihission is 50 cents plus an unusual hat, properly modeled. 2 p.m. Those who plan to at Reservations for the affair may be made by Thursday, April 24, tend are reminded to bring by calling Joanne Malloy, FR. 4926, or Ann Wibel, EA. 9147. The their old gold and silver to this committee pictured above also is being assisted by Jane Donovan and meeting. The annual Tabernacle Donna Waarvick. tea will be held June 14 in the Father Owen McHugh of the Cathedral parish will lead a dis SAFEWAY heme of Mrs. 0. M. Kellogg, cussion on trends in ‘‘Western Civilization Culture” on Thursday, 333 S. Geylord. April 24, at 8:16 in.ihe K. of C. home. The public is invited. ■illVIl r n m m m m mmm m u
TKurtdoy, April 24, 1952 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keyitone 4205 pXdE SEVEN Mercy Auxiliary to Have Regis Senior Takes Sixth in Essay Contest ACeW Deanery Selects Officers for '52 Colin J. Guthrie, a senior at Hundreds of Jesuit students Regis college, Denver, placed from the S t Louis and Chicago Surprise Tea on April 26 (Danvar Daanary, Archdiocaian :+ + + + Council of Catholic Woman) + sixth in the Intercollegiate Essay provinces, comprising nine col All members of the Mercy Hospital Women’s auxiliary of At the annual meeting of the contest, it was announced this leges, took part in the contest, Denver and their friends are invited to the spring surprise tea to Denver deanery on April 21 in the Denver Deanery Leaders week. with the entry from Marquette be held in the Mercy hospital auditorium Saturday afternoon, Catholic Charities annex, the fol Guthrie’s prize winning essay university placing first in the con April 26, at 2:30. lowing officers were elected unan was a critique on one of the promi test. Mrs. Byron Dumm, Mrs. James Hutchison, and Mrs. J. Leonard imously, following the report of nent French Catholic novelists, Guthrie will receive hia award Swigert are “tea” chairmen. Mrs. John T. Tierney is chairman of the nominating committee pre George Bernanos, in his novel at the Regis commencement in the program. There will be a short business meeting, with Mrs. Jack sented by Miss Eva Walsh; Miss Under the Sun of Satan. June. He is a philosophy major. Levy presiding. Reports of the progress of the auxiliary since it* Margaret Sullivan, president (re organization last September will be heard. elected) ; Mrs. James B. Kenney, A newly proposed project—the purchase of an Edison Voice- vice president (re-elected); Mrs. Writer and Televoice system for the hospital—^will be discussed. Milton Allen, recording secretary This Ediphone will be used for the hospital case records. Doc (re-elected); Mrs. Cletus Koester, tors will be able to dictate their records directly from the operating corresponding secretary; Mrs. Jack room, as well as from their library, to the machine in the record Ward, financial secretary; Miss room. Mency hospital will be the first Denver hospital to have Nell Ryan, treasurer; Mrs. James such a system. Koning, auditor; Mrs. George New members and guests will be shown the gift shop and the Schwartz, representative to the snack shop, both operated entirely by volunteer members of the ACCW board; Mrs. Lito Gallegos IriHing clou^ auxiliary. and Mrs. William Augustine, board gngelit of directors for two-year term; and Mrs. Ben Olquin and Mrs. Ada niOutseli|ie>de-soi» Thomas, board of directors for one-year term. with D President's Report | The president’s report of the year 1961-1952 included the fol lowing information: Three new parish organizations have affili ated with the deanery, making the total of 77 groups and an addi tional 1,200 new individual mem bers who have joined parish and interparochial groups; the special project of the deanery, the wel fare of the Spanish-Americans, was aided by the two successful games parties given in February which netted more than $750. With less than 50 of the 77 units reporting, approximately 1,100 ju &m bers served on the Community Chest OFFICERS OF THE Denver deanery of board representative; Mrs. Cletus Koester, corre drive, 500 on Red Cross, 225 on the Archdioeesan Council of Catholic sponding secretary, and Mrs. Janres Koning, auditor; the Tuberculosis society drive, 325 Lower row: Mrs. Ben Olquin, board of directors; on the March of Dimes, and 65 on Women shown above are: Upper row, Mrs. W, Miss Margaret Sullivan, president; Mrs:- James others, including the Crusade of Augustine, board of directors; Mrs. George Kenney, vice president; and Miss Nell Ryan, treas Freedom and civil defense drives. Schwartz, ACCW representative; Mrs. Lito Gallegos, urer.— (Register photb by Smyth) Reports were published from all committee chairmen giving a res ume of their accomplishments dur. ing the year: Miss Isabelle Mc Party Planned to Aid Girls' Camp Namara, the committee on co-op Court S t Rita 625, Catholic the ages of 10 and 16 in this re the summer time under the great eration with ' Catholic Charities; Daughters of America, is spon gion and the only one operated by spiritual supervision that we as Mrs. F. Allan Murphy, legislative; soring a dance and card party at Catholics under Catholic auspices. Catholics feel this work must con Mrs. Stephen Ward; library and the Knights of (Columbus home, The pleasure the camp gives the tinue,” says the Rev. Frederick 515 SixteonHi Strtet (Next to Hie Ptromount) literature committee;. Mrs. Lito 1575 Grant street, Denver, at 8 girls is inestimable both spiritually D. McCallin. pastor of St. Mary’s Gallegos, organization and devel p.m. Saturday, April 26. and physically. Presence at the church, Littleton, and spiritual di opment; Mrs. James Foley, Catho Proceeds from the benefit will dance and card party will help to rector of the Junior Catholic lic Parent-Teacher League; Mrs be used for repairs in the Montrita continue the wonderful work at Daughters. J. A. McDonald, youth committee; Junior Catholic Daughters’ camp the camp that has been going on Information concerning the and Mrs. Matt Saj», publicity, at Nederland. for 25 years. dance and card party may be ob James P. McNeive, director of “Camp Montrita is the only “ Our Catholic girls have so few tained by telephoning Mrs. John the Denver Deanery Community camp for Catholic girls between advantages in girls’ work during M. Rohan, grand regent, EA. 9170. Horan & Son Centers, Inc., and Our Lady of the + + + + + Mrs. Carl R. Schmidt, benefit Rockies camp, reported that all chairman, PE. .7142; or Mrs. i l i a p r l - s program activity was promoted on Charles Cory, FL. 6460, cochair KEystone 6297 KEyst.me 6298 strictly neighborhood basis, in Promote C. D. of A. Benefit man. 1527 Cleveland Place cluding six adult clubs among the Communion Set May 4 Spanish-speaking, which met once a week; the Junior Boys’ club. Lit The annual Communion and tle Maidens, Dramatic club. St. breakfast of the court will be held Mary’s club; Co-ed club, ana the Sunday, May 4; Mass in the Ca Jolly Neighbors. The centers had thedral of the Immaculate Con the following classes; Arts and ception at 8, with the Rev. Bern crafts, folk dancing, tap dancing, ard Kelly, chaplain, celebrant; RABTOAY GENERAL TIRE CO. Junior Girls’ club, pottery, boys’ breakfast in the Albany hotel at cooking, girls’ cooking, and paint 10, in the Mural room. For reser GENERAL TIRES ing. vations call Miss Ida Kirman, CH. Mr. McNeive, reported that fire 0098; or Mrs. Grace Wagner, MA. General Batteries proof doors with ji new alarm sys 6960. tem had been installed at Vail cen ter and at the Little Flower center, KRAFT RECAPPING Major features of the year in GENERAL] cluded educational motion pic Title Insurance Kraft Inspected tures ; entertainment at the Christr S9UEECEE mas. Thanksgiving, Halloween is the modern method of ob Used Tires and Easter parties; and Girl taining protection against any Scouts’ hikes, picnics, and circus defect fn the Title of your G.T.A.C. Easy Pay 1401 W. Colfax TA.6604 parties. real estate. In his report bn the camp Mr. McNeive stated that 79 boys were . And provides at the Evergreen camp during / otbcf I*®'* ^ \ ^, 99 and $2 99 two-week period and 68 girls SECURITY Vefyet trtm.,. pert bow in boek. the following three-week period. None Higher Preceding the business meeting M n. Carl R. Schmidt, Rev. Frederick McCaliin, Come In and see our collection of» of the deanery, the Rev. Damen McCaddon spoke on youth activi Chairmen of Annual Benefit, Spiritual Director, ties in his parish. Our Lady of C. D. of A. Junior C. D. of A. SHELLS Lourdes, and the effect of these BONNETS) activities on this generation and following generations. Mrs. J. A. McDonald, youth committee chair ACCN Chapter Delegates SAILORS PILLBOXES man, appealed to the members tb take an active iifterest in the youth of each parish and to help develop Insures Marketability IN leadership in the groups, which To Attend National Meet leadership Father McCaddon stated was lacking in the youth of today. (Archdioeesan Council of Catholic Mrs. Marie Dowd and Miss Viola Mrs. J. Leonard Swigert, presi Nunes, Denver Chapter) Watson, to the State Credit Union JhlL Jlik. All new Spring colon. All at the price you wont to pay,) dent of the ACCW, announced the convention on April 25 and 26. annual all-day conference would The ACCN will meet Thursday, April 24, at 8 p.m. in the St. Jo The sisters of Mercy hospital are SjutUtanhf, (^o. be held on May 20 in the Shirley- seph hospital nurses’ residence. making their annual retreat this Savoy hotel. Luncheon reserva week. Ststs Wids Title Senics tions will be made through the Miss Margaret Sullivan, president SIB Y L H A T S of the Denver deanery, will be the Sympathy is extended to Miss president of each organization who Julia McGovern on the death of her 1711 California KE 1251 1622 Welton Street will give her total to one of a com guest speaker. Benediction will be at 7:45 p.m. The executive commit sister. mittee of three CPTL members. tee will meet at 7 p.m. Father John J. Gallagher of San This committee will contact all af Diego, Calif., spent the week end filiated groups, giving information The national convention head with his aunt, Mrs. Mary Mc on the luncheon. quarters will be in the Statler Dermott, in the home of her daugh A meeting of the Denver Dean hotel, Cleveland, 0. The convention ter, Mrs. Elmer Vogt. He also vis ery Community Centers immedi will be held from May 1 to May 4. ited Mrs. Joseph C. Connors. Fa- ately followed the annual meeting. A number of delegates will repre tJier Gallagher stopped en route to Officers for the coming year will sent the Denver chapter. . F IXTURES--FIXTURESFi Boston, where he will join a party be Archbishop Urban Vehr, presi Mn and Mrs. Charles Fels an bound for the Eucharistic { Con dent;. Mrs. William Augustine, nounce the birth of a son April gress in Barcelona. first vice chairman; Mrs. Paul Fitz- 21 in St. Anthony’s. Mrs. Fels is :erald, second vice chairman; Mrs, th e‘former Miss Shanks, who was AND antes Cummings, secretary; and head nurse on second east surgi Chairman Miss Mary Nadorff, treasurer. cal floor in St. Anthony’s. FIXTURES Monsignor John Mulroy at A farewell dinner was given for MORE tended the meeting and spoke Miss Mielke by the faculty-and briefly to the members concerning head nurses in St. Anthony’s the centers. nurses’ residence. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore C. Sevier, 788 S. Logan, are the parents of a Modernize Your Home With French Club at Heights girl, Therice Marie, born April Holds Annual Dinner 20 in St. Joseph’s hospital. T o bring more tel^lione~service to the people of] Dr. and Mrs. Charles Zarlengo, New and Modern Lighting Fixtures The Loretto Heights college 3120 "W. 37th avenue, announce Colorado, we're building new facilities at the ratCj French club gave its annual the birth of a daughter, Carla Ann, on April 17 in St. Joseph’s. Mrs. of more than $1 Vi millton a month! French dinner at the college in Denver April 21. Regina Hoatson, Zarlengo is the former Miss Mar president, Elisa Eyre and Judy garet Stehno, class of ’47 of St. The program includes new buildings>7 J : I p FAGE EIGHT Offlet, 9 S I Bannock Strati THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Ttitphent, Ktyitont 4205 Thursday, April'24, 1952 Men's Club of Wheatridge Parish Non-Catholics Invited to Cathedral Instruction Classes (Cathedral Parish, Denver) daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Breunig as godmother; and Kent leen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Changes Meeting Date to May 7 “Why don’t Catholics invite G. Bess, Jr., 1228 E. Columbia Ardwin John, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Faubion, 1540 High street, their friends to go to church with street, Colortdo Springs, with Charles W. Taucer, 1828 Clarkson with Frank and Helen Henebry them?” a recent convert asked the Mariano and Nevorita Duran as street, with Daniel and Evelyn as godparents; and Rebecca Louise, (Sti. Peter end Peul’t Parish, Robert McMahon baptized Keith William D. Helm. Linda Ann’s god Rev. John Haley, conductor of the godparents; Gary Lee, son of Mr. Gomez as godparents. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest OPENING SATURDAY Wheatridfa) Robert, son of Mr. and Mrs. San parents were Mark A. Gilmore and Cathedral religious discussion and Mrs. Melvin E. Steiger, 1921 Children baptized April 20 by Maese of Cheyenne, Wyo., with IN THE SKY ROOM! The Men’s club meeting norm ford R. Lewis, with Gerald J. La Verne Gilmore. classes, “I always wanted to be E. Colfax avenue, with Mrs. W. C. Father Haley were Mary Kath Sarah Martinez as g^mother. The ally held on the first Thursday of Burns and Carol Ann Burns as The topic fhosen by Father Mc come a Catholic but thought I had the month has been changed, for godparents; Dale Scott, son of Mahon for discussion in the adult tp be bom into the faith or else Kirby Stone May only, to Wednesday, May 7. Mr. and Mrs. ' Gordon Hoffman, instruction class April 29 is “The marry a Catholic. Why do Catho At this meeting officers for the with Charles Adams and Bettie Commandments of the Church.” lics act BO exclusive?” he added. 53 Littleton Tots to Receive Eucharist Quintet coming year will be elected. Adams as sponsors; and Linda The class will begin at 8 p.m. Father Haley, in recounting this IN PERSON On Sunday, April 20, Father Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Littleton.— (St. Manr’s Parish) Miraculous medal novena was be Confirmation instructions for incident, urged parishioners to in Jr.; Mrs. Frank Cecchin,' Miss TV and Radio Riota vite their non-(5atholic friends to —^^In the 8 o’clock Mass in St, gun. The students of St. Mary’s Gloria Cecchin, and schoolmates of Fun and Sons grade school children were given Mary’s church Sunday, April 27, in the past week. attend the new spring series of dis school are having their own of Miss Spahn from Littleton high Amusement's — Dining cussion classes to, tie held each 53 children will receive their First novena conducted by Father Dono school, where she was graduated Laat Timas Thursdart '‘The new Mata ichedule for Tuesday and Thursday evening Holy Communion. On that day an hoe each day of the week. in 1951. STOKER A DENNIS Sunday! is 6:30, 8, 9, and 11 for the next 10 weeks. extra Mass will be added to the The following infants were bap The class of instruction for o’clock, all Low Maaaei. Father Sunday schedule to accommodate tized in St. Mary’s church by the Recreation Beginning with the rational Catholics and non-Catholics con SUNDAY IN THE John Vidal, C.M., of St. Thomai’ proof of God’s existence and pro as many parishioners as possible, Rev. Frederick D. McCallin April ducted by Father McCallin will teminary, it atiiiting Father gressing through a summary of so that the 8 o’clock Mass may be 13: Thomas 'Virgil Chenault, in not _ be held Thursday evening, SKY ROOM I McMahon on Sundays. the Old Testament, Father Haley reserved for the families and fant son of Mr. and Mrs. David April 24, because of the solemn COCKTAIL Nuptial vows were exchanged explains all the fundamental doc friends of the first communicants. Chenault, with Mr. and Mrs. Rob novena. This instruction class will DANCING by Miss Shirley Ann Zoellner, trines of the Catholic faith. Each This extra Mass will be offered at ert W. Stone as sponsors; and be resumed, however, Thursday 4 to 8 p.m. Plus daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar lecture starts promptly at 8 p.m, 7 o’clock. Gary Anton Stevens, infant son of evening, May 1. Current Show at 7! A. Zoellner, and William A. Harri. in St. Paul’s chapel and lasts about Members of the First Commun Mr. and Mrs. Gerald M. l^tevens, On Wednesday evening, April No Cover Charcel son in a ceremony held April 19. one hour. An infom}al question ion class, the largest in the history with Charles Fliedner and Mildred 30, Mrs. Joe McElroy will be the Father McMahon officiated. Bridal and answer period follows. All .are of St. Mary’s parish, are Paul LeonaVd as sponsors; on Ajiril 17, honored guest at a party to be attendants inb^ded Miss Marilyn welcome to attend. Austgen, Carolyn Bartusiak, Con Billie Josephine Stone, infant given in the home of Miss Gloria Sunday Noon to 9 p.m. nie Jo Brown, Mark Carroll, ^ h n daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holzer, maid 01f : honor; Miss Betty The first instruction clast for Cecchin on Littleton Broadway. Smor^Aord Harrison, sjster of the bridegroom; Cernich, Robert Cernich, Janice W. Stone, was baptized, with her Mrs. McElroy was formerly the $2.00 tV j.' f thoso adults who plan to re* Chipperfield, Robert ChipperfieBd, uncle and aunt, Thomas P. Stone and Mrs. Verdella Langsfelt, sister ceive the sacrament of Con president of Our Lady of the of the bride. Attendants were Robert Cordova, Mary Ellen and Mrs. Henry M. Olson, as spon Miraculous M^dal praesidium of 225 firmation will be held in St. Dearth, Richard ■ Duckworth, An- sors; on April 20, Linda Kathryn the Legion of Mary in St. Mary’s ROO.MS Leonard Verdieck, best man; Paul’s chapal Triday, April 25. Enjoy a pleasant drive and . . Robert Langsfelt, and Aretus Hus -thony. Esquibel; Prado, infant daughter of Mr. and parish, and members of this praesi The Rav. Owen McHugh will Beatrice Esquibel, Joseph Es Mrs. Ignacio Prado, was baptized, dium will gather at this party and sey. The bride was gowned in white conduct classes. No one will be GOOD FOOD AND SERVICE satin, with a finger-tip length veil. quibel, Dolores Estrada, Larry with Porfidio Prado and Alice present ■ he^with ...... a gift of appre permitted to receive this sacra Evers, Alice Fagrelius, Hugo Fa- Dreiling as sponsors. A reception was held in the. home ment unless ha has attended elation. Attending will be Mmes. IlOTl-.l. Lil(* our grandpartnti prepared and lerred , . . grelius, Louis Fohn, Michael Gal bliss Shirley Spahn was the Anna M. Brooks, Harry Fritz, of the bride’s parents in the eve these instructions. at the colorful old HOLLAND HOUSE, owned and lagher, Judith Hanen, Raymond honored ^uest April 18 at a bridal Frank L. Gertig, Josephine C. 450 So. Marion ning. Mr- and Mrs. Harrison will Six adults were received into operated by Mr. and Mri. J. L Holland in Golden. make their home in Green River, Horton, Leo Hrdlicka, Jerome shower given in the home of Dolly Ohrel, and Margaret Stegeman; the Church by Father Haley just Huber, Carolyn Huls, Michael Cecchin on Littleton Broadway. and Misses Ruth Arriola, Mary Advance reservaiiona ara unnecessary, unless your Wyo. prior to Easter. Baptized on April Huss, Patricia King, Alfred Kin- Cohostesses for the affair were Contreras, Anna Martin, and Joan party includes more than ten. Mrs. Zita McHugh has been ill 2 was Samuel William Breit, 2697 kel; . Miss CUkchin and Miss Arlene Nick. in her home, and .Mrs. Margaret Poplar street, with John and Donna Robert Kistler, Patricia Knigh-' Graff, both of whom will be mem On Sunday, April 27, all fam Yes, indeed! We like children! Wilhelm,is recuperating after sur Cusly as sponsors. On April 4 Bon ton, Charles Koran, Nancy Mann, bers of Miss Spahn’s wedding ilies in the parish are invited to gery in a local hospital.' nie Theresa Ann Hollibaugh, 950 Patricia Mann, Joyce Massey, party when she is married to John receive Holy Communion together Reports on the condition of Mrs. Logan street, was baptized; her Pauline Murphy, Joanie Murray, Schreiner in St. Mary’s church as a special tribute to Our Lady in Ellen King, housekeeper for Fa sponsor was Irene Hollibaugh. Nancy O’Rourke, Patricia Petry, Sunday, April 27. In addition to connection with the solemn novena ther McMahon, are becoming more Also baptized April 4 was Walter Bobbie Kay Pitta, Peter Riessel- the bride-elect, guests included under her title of Our Lady of the encouraging every day. Wayne Simpson, 1311 South Col man; Mrs. Benjamin i . Spahn, Mrs. Miraculous Medal now being con 'Geetar Quintet' umbine street, with Joe and Phyllis Donald Ritchlin, Richard Ritch- Molly Schreiner, Mrs. Arlis Jones, ducted in St. Mary’s parish. Tolan as sponsors. Three were bap lln, Sondra Ritchlin, Lynn Rogers, Entertains Society tized April 9: Vionne Theresa Donna Schaumburg, Douglas Members of the Altar and Ro Chandler, 915 E. 18th'avenue, with Stegeman, John Tews, Wesley Jo Welby Grade School Pupils COMPLETE sary society were entertained at a Elmer and Christina Zimmerman seph Tolar, Ramon Trujillo, Bar recent meeting by a “Geetar Quin^ as sponsors; and Eva May Gra bara Tscheschke, James Vigil, WaleoiBt to DanTar*s Finaat -II FAMILY STYLE tet” composed of Dan Prose, Verne ham, 649 S. Lincoln street, with Donald Waller, and Mary Lynn To Stage Operetta May 4 Soucie, Dick Piute, and Glen Ernest and Anne Tomeo as spon White. COLBURN HOTEL American and Chinese .00 Zoellner, members of the Theo- sors. Welby. — (Assumption Parish) in the rectory. Members are urged philus club, under the leadership Infants baptized by the Rev. Rob The annual solemn nOvena to Dinners ...... from Our BleAed Mother under her —The grade and high school stu to attend. LUXURIOUS ROOMS of Bill Novack, playing the eleC' ert Breunig on April 13 were: The senior high school prom, Cocktail Lounge Delicious Food Carefully Packed Lawrence Alexander, son of Mr. title of Our Lady of the Miracu dents from the Assumption school To Take Out! trie guitar. The boys played a lous Medal it being conducted including a chicken dinner to be Coffee Shop and Mrs. Edward C. Baker, 1760 Green Cheese, number of Western tunes in true in St. Mary’s church by the Rev. will present an op served by the PTA and about “hill billy” style, and then were Pearl street, with Gerald and Anne eretta, on Sunday, May 4, at 8 four hours of dancing to music 10th Avenue at Grant JSfE W CHIXA CAFE Quaratino as godparents; Thomas James Donohoe, C.M. During MAin 6261 served refreshments by the women. the nine days of the novena, two p.m. in the Welby gym. The story by Roxie De Carlo’s orchastra, D. B. CERISE. UsBscsr After-Theatre Snacks Sacred Heart devotions have Lawrencer son of Mr. and Mrs. takes place in Switzerland. will be held. Saturday night, Marcelino Domingos of Manitou Masses are offered daily, one at Colfax at Clarkaon been resumed on Fridays at 7:30 6:30 and ona at 7 o’clock. A The members of the cast are as April 26, in the gym, starting AL. 0766 CH. 9702 p.m. The devotions consist of the Spring;s, with Lawrence and Rose follows: Jimmy Sherriff, Louis at 6 p.m. with the grand march Mary Keating as godparents; short instruction by Father Litany of the Sacred Heart, a short Donohoe follows the 7 o’clock Grande; Johann von Bimmer, and coronation of the queen, Thomas William, Jr., son of Mr. Thomaa Adduce!; Trini Schultz, Albina Hoffman. Dr. F. A. Smith sermon,- and Benediction of the and Mrs. Thomas W. Dwyer, 1148 Mass. Confessions are heard Blessed Sacrament. every evening after services, Vera Molinaro and Margaret Bad- The PTA met April 4 with the Delaware, with John and Rosann ding; Hans, Larry Covillo; Frieda, county health nurse, Mrs. Gilles Optometrist Sacristy workers for April 26 Dwyer acting as proxies for the which commence at 7:45. Re will be Vivienne Kicken and Kath ligious articles are on tale in Albina Hoffman and Mary Hoff pie, as the guest speaker. Her godparents, Gerald and Dorothy man; Eric von Bimmer, William topic was “Health.” A nominat The CHALET erine Gazette. Shea; and Carlyle David, Jr., son the vestibule of the church. Confessions are heard on Sat De Luzio; and Peter Schultz, ing committee was selected at this Ford Optical Co. Henry Graf, Prop. of Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle Leeds, At 4 o’clock Sunday, April 27, Steve Humann. T h e chorus is meeting. They are as follows: urdays from 4:30 to 5:30 and from 1661 Washington street, with Mr. the infants and preschool children made up from grades five, six, You'll enjoy our delicious food, 7:30 to 8:j30 p.m. Catherine Croce, Anna Mary Mc and Mrs. John F. Nickels as god of the parish will be enrolled in seven, eight, and the high school. Kinney, and 0 n e 1 i a Domenico. our delightful atmosphere. ' Today it the day to attend the parents. Also baptized by Father the Miraculous medal by Father Eyes Examined a Visual Cara Service is tops . • . prices right. "douhle-header” card party From now on the daily Low They will introduce the new slate Individually Styled Glasses Breunig that day were Shelley Donohoe. All parents are urged to Mass for working people will be of officers at the next monthly fpontored by the Altar and Ro bring their children to the church Closed Tuesdays Lee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. at 6 instead of 6:10 a.m. meeting, which will be held on 1558 Broadway tary tociety. Anyone who forgot James A. Royce, 1190 Emporia at that hour for this enrollment, Friday evening. May 2, at 7:30 about it can ttill make the one the first such formal ceremony to First Communion 815 Colorado Boulevard street,-with Albert and Ann Pa- after novena services. TAbor 1295 SPECIAL ATTENTIOK tonight at 8 o’clock. Tickets are lucci as godparents; Claire Bess, be held in the -parish since the The following 135 children re FR. 0432 TO BSIDGE PASTIES 50 cents, and retervationt are ceived their First Communion Members of the PTA will pre not necessary. pare and serve the prom dinner April 20: Joseph Amato, Anthony April 26. Aragon, Jesse Ayala, Eugene Tha Arms Hatad hera daaarra to Men to Start Landscaping Mrs. Hazel Croteau, president; ba ramambered whan you ara dii« Reca, Henry Baca, Linda Baca^ Mrs. Mary Covillo, vice president; Roy Baca, John Ballistreri, tributinf your patronaga to the dil« Mrs. Margaret, and Irene Rossi farant lines of buainata. Charles Becker, Terry Blake, comprise the dinner committee. Frances Briancio, Jerry Briancio, At A ll Saints' on A pril 27 Carol Brocha, Wesley Brophy, Jo Ann Brozovich, Diana Carabajol, Scant* of apiandor and Mvagary novar bafora filmad! (AH Saints’ Parish, Denver) A friend of the pastor, Donald James Carabajol, Daniel Catba- srmiKa ratettr Every able-bodied man in All G. O’Connor of Blessed Sacra gan, Jeanne Chartier, Shirley Ci- HAYDEN TUCKER THURS., FRL, SAT. Saints’ parish is invited to come ment parish, was married in All AtUIN aAttAtA Saints’ church on Saturday, April ancio, Stanley Cordova, Dennis APR. 24, 25, 26 to the church on.Sunday, April Cunningham, Richard Dalton, WNELAN’ RUSH IT’S AN OLD 27, and again on the following 19, to Shirley L. Druliner of Beur Kathleen De Bell, Cheryl De Lu vicToa Sunday to begin work on land kelman, Neb. The witnesses were DENVER CUSTOM Ozii« — Harriet — David — Rickey zio, George Estes, Vincent Ficco, JORY scaping and beautifying the par Mr. and Mrs. William J. O’Connor, Harold Finnigan, Sierra Finne etcNAaa Plan your Here Come the Nelsons ish grounds. Each man should Jr. gan, Armando Fluentes, Bias Plu- UIOI bring a rake, a shovel, a n d a Parents of all 8, 9, and 10- Luncheon and entes, Catherine Gage, Harlan wtoEDCAl wheelbarrow. The immediate ob jrear-old beys vrill meet again in Garcia, Michael Giglio, James Gi- BUCHANAN Dinner Parties Kirk Douglss — Virainis Msyo ject of the work, under the direc the rectory on Thursday night annelli, Leola Gonzales, Rosita I k C H Along the Great Divide tion of Harry J. MeSloy, will be at 7:30 to mako plant for tho Gonzales, Carol Hanzlicek, The- Starts in an to seed and beautify the gn^ounds organization of a Cub Scout rese Hoffman, Jensen, DINING atmosphere of immediately around the church troop. Frank Tracy it leader Lee Koleski, a n d Kenneth La Friday and new rectory. and director of this new move Russo; DENHAM ROOM Old World Charm The past week a new cemeiit ment in the parish. t CALIF. SUN., MON., TUES. apron has been laid in front of the The High Mass, instituted in the Nina Laurienti, William Lauri- 1600 Ogden enti, Robert Lavano, Carmel Lo- PAUL V. SHANK APR. 27, 28, 29 church and also a new sidewalk. beginning of Lent, will continue 1 MAIn 0177 The pastor is grateful to William to be sung at 8 o’clock each Sun bato, Lorenz Lobato, Olivia Lo- "Arcfi/fsct el the Appetite* Doris Day — Danny Thomas day morning. The splendid attend bato, Valente Lobato, Barbara K. Schutten of 1996 S. Federal Lopez, Olivia Lopez, Sharon Lo I'll See You in My Dreams boulevard, and his aissistants for ance at this High Mass reflects Gus Schwalh^s- donating their time and labor to appreciation of the j more solemn pez, Forrest Macaulay, Patrick this project. liturgy of the Church. Other Maes, Joseph Marcoff, Richard Randolph Scott — David Brian Masses are at 6, 10, Und 11 o’clock. Marquez, Joseph Marrone, John A t present there is no tele Martinez, John Martinez, Paul Technicolor phone service in the rectory. The Mother 'of Perpetual Help CHAT & CHEW circle will meet in the home of Martinez, Samuel Martinez, Ar Fort Worth In the event anyone would went to contact the pastor, ho is re Mrs. Frank Duac, 2905 W, Cor thur Mascarenas, Francis Maz- quested to come to the rectory nell avenue, on Thursday evening. zotti, Rita Melines, Daniel Mc Restouront or send e neighbor in the event May 1, at 8 o’clock. Kinney, Lydia Miller, Josephine of a sick ctjl. The Rosary for Peace is re Mondragon, Mabel Mondragon, WWWWWVS/WVWVWWWVi cited every Friday evening at Usensio Mondragon, Rose Mon The Popular Eating Pladh A double wedding ceremony was dragon, Charlene Montour, Eliza witnessed by Father Harley 7:45. All members of the parish For Family Groups are urged to attend this Friday beth Montour, 'Victoria Montour, MEET FOR Schmitt on Saturday, April 19, Danielle Nuoci, Victoria Olona, $pR\H0 when two sisters were married on evening devotion in the church. Lunebeons — Recently baptized were Janet Judith Papiernik, Maril;p Pelli, the same dayj They are Maxine Martin Persichitte, Marvin Persi- 11 A.M. to 3 P.M. and Winnie McFall. Maxine be Kay, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Hubkey; Donna Kay, in chitte, Barbara Power, and Bev came the bride of Donald Daven erly Power. Dinners — 5 P .^ . to 9 P.M. port of Lowry air base and Win fant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Everett R. Watson; Bevely Anne, Donald Power, Susan Power, Sunday Dinners — nie became the bride of Raymond James Prien, Jennie Prien, Gary Wooden of Lowry air base. The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Phone DExter 4434 H a .m . to 9 P.M. Raymond C. Liggett; William M ola, Fred Rodriguez, Robert maid of honor was Bernice Pelyel, Rodriguez, Rosalie Romero, Vic and the matron of hoiior was Mrs. John, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Complete Luncheon, Dinner William Joseph Schneider; Paul toria Romero, Edward Romo, John Alice Crow. Best men were Bob Rosa, Patricia Rossi, Annette Ro and After-Theater Service Brown and Clarence Crow. John, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Malone; Katherine tello, Betty Saiz, Felix Salmeron, SEA FOOD—CHICKEN->STEAKS The wedding ceremony was sad Tamera, infant daughter of Mr. Louis Salmeron, Sonya Sandavol, dened, however, by the death of Francis Scardino, Anthony Serra- SANDWICHES — SALADS and Mrs, John Edward LaBreche; Henry McFall’s mother, of 163 Anita Mae, daughter of Mr. and tore, Jorgie S m a 1 d o n e, Anne W. Alaska place on Friday eve Small, Patricia Soper, Kathleen SpeciaBxing in a Large Taste Mrs. Robert Crespih; and Maureen Tempting Variety of After-Luncheon Luncksast • Olsssrt ning, April 18. The McFall fam Soucie, Jack Stonehocker, . Dom and After-Dinner Refreshments or a le Certs f ily reside at 2832 W. Yale ave Elizabeth, infant daughter of Mr. inic Teto, Michael Teto, Patricia I ; Surprisingly Rtotenobis Priest I nue. and Mrs. Harry J. MeSloy. Townsend, Rose Marie Twedell, i FINEST SODA FOUNTAIN SERVICE IN DENVER Shirley Twedell, Mary Jo Umbrl- TSEMONT AT UtOAOWAV AMERICA'S FINE LIGHT BEER (We Make Our Own Syrups and Toppings) 11:10 A.M. loMidnlls aco, Steve Vedasquey, James Vid- uya, Andrew Vigil, Anthony Vigil, Plenty of Edward Vigil, Elizabeth Vigil, Sye CAR SERVICE AVAILABLE Parking Space BOGGIO’S hat EVERYTHING Vigil, Karen Weiman, Russell Opsn 11 ;H AM. to ZiOO A.H. . . . Clostd Tnesdsrs Most Complete Restaurant Weskamp, and Rodger Zerr. There will be an important Convenient Location — 6000 E. Colfax Service in Denver REGIS meeting of the Welby Community WWWWWWW.VWAW Chest committee Friday at 8 p.m.. ADOLFH c o o n eOMFANY. 40L0EM. COLORADO. U S A ANNEAL BAZAAR DINNER (HAM WITH ALL THE TRIMMIIVGS) THERSDAY EVENING, MAY 1, 5 TO 8 O TLO CK Bring the kids, we'll sit Adults $1.25 Regis Cafeteria . Children 50 Cents with them while you eat THE OPENING EVENT IN THE THREE NIGHT FESTIVAL-MAY 1-2-3 GAMES ENTERTAINMENT $1,000 FIRST MAIN ATTRACTION BEAUTIFUL GIFTS (SEE COUPON IN TODAY’S REGISTER FOR FREE CHANCE ON flOO BILL) • l»- ,S1. m* ^ THIS SPACE PROVIDED BY THE FOLLOWING FRIENDS ^ Jacques Brothers Monuments # J . j. CeUa Insiirance • Dr. James P. Gray 9 O Connor Plnmbing Co. # Griffith Motors, Ine. • Cascade Laundry & Dry Oeaners Thursday, April 24, 19S2 Offict, 938 Bannock Sh«#l THI DINVI8 CATHOLIC RIGISTBR Talaphant, Kayitont 420S PAGE NINE Blue Jays to Challenge Bulldogs in Top Ball Game April 27 Raiders Face Mullen, One of Three for Five Parochial League Leaders 'Heez Zout!' No Doubt Welcome Development Plan (Story on Pago Ono) Gremlins Meet Cards The new athletic program instituted by the Denver Parochial if possibilities,” commented the Rev, Jamesleague has “wonderfulif possibilities,” commented the Rev, Jamesleague A battl* between St. Joeeph’s In the first tilt, Mullen will take Eatough, S.J., principal of Regis high school, Denver, and secretary Bulldogs and the Cathedral Blue on Regis at noon. Idle last week, of the league, when asked for a statement on the plan. Jays will top a triple-header in Regis will be risking its perfect Father Eatough said that the program is “bound to succeed,” the Denver Catholic nigh, school record. Although the Mullen boys especially in view of the excellent support it has met from the baseball race Sunday victorious in their first game directors of the league and their respective schools. The Jesuit April 27, at Fifth and Federal he season, they faltered after priest said he expects the project to take “a couple of years to Barnum. a stfimg euly-inning start in start rolling,” but is confident of its final success. last week’S''Cpntest with St. Jo 'Danvar't Growth Did It' seph’s and went 4pwn to defeat Greeley Opens to the league-leading- Bulldogs, The Rev. Donald A. McMahon of Annunciation parish, Den 12- 6. ver, president of the Denver Parochial league, reflected the opinion ST. JOSEPH’S JIM LEFEVRE got three hits in five of Father Eatough as to the athletic program’s success,, and added Baseball Race Tigtri TrompU trips, and batted in four runs April 20 as the Bulldogs that the growth of Denver precipitated the plan. Cardinali, 12-4 defeated Mullen, 12-6, to gain a technical lead in the Denver Catholic “With the city’s growth,” Father McMahon stated, “the Cath Greeley. — The Rocky Mountain high school 1952 pennant chase. The Mullen catcher Is O’Malley, the olic schools have grown proportionately. With the school's gp-owth baseball league, sponsored by the St. Francis’, fresh from a 12-10 umpire McNally.—^{Register photo by Smyth) must come an increase in the efficiency »f the Parochial league. Our Lady of Peace parish, opened upset victory over Cathedral, will The directors of the league in years past, anticipating the needs its third season April 20 with 10 tangle with the Annunciation nine + ■ - H- - + + + . of today, laid plans to meet these needs. teams represented. STANDINGS The plans, and their accomplishment. Father McMahon said, Tmri w L Pet. will bring to fruition “higher standards in the operation of the 3t. JoBtph’t ...... 'J 0 1.000 Bulldog 'Switch Pitchers' league.” R*|U tMm ...... 0 I.OOO Lobos, Fort Collins Rebels, Brigh Cftth*«lr»l t**m ...... 1 .soo ton Rams, Dodds’ Jewelry of Chey MulUn tBAin ...... 1 .BOO enne, Milliken Caballeros, Gill In- Sl. P^neU’ ...... 1 .BOO Holy Family taam ... ____ 1 1 .BOO AnnuneUtion tiam ...... 0 3 .000 tenburg Aces. ^ ju k / l i n i L The Gill Indians won both the at 2 p.m. in the second game of league championship and the the day. Annunciation and Holy By Bob Hasse league tournament last season. Family teams met April 23 in The Greeley Charros opened play game that left the Cards sitting Boxing Fights Its Way Back George Carberry, Nick Procopio, against the Cheyenne Lobos on the in the league basement, 12-4. At an organization meeting Charlay Railly, Bonny Grean- south diamond at Island Grove held April 21 in the Knights of fiald, Joa “Awful” Ceffae, and park. Holy Family Team Columbus clubrooms by a group Capt. Laonard Navin of tha Richard Archuleta, manager of To Rest Sunday of Denverites interested in the penvtr police department. the Charros, planned to start continuation of the sport of box Program Was T.K.O. This Year Danny Solii, one of the le a s e ’s The Hoftr Family aggregate will ing among the parochial high A cloud of gloom has been hang vUl betop pitchers. Tony Carraso wiivUl betop observe a day of rest Sunday. school boys of the city, Dick ing over parochial boxing enthus available for relief duty. The re Sunday’s final contest will pit Brown, Mullen coach, was elected iasts ever since the parochial mainder of the Charros’ lineup in Cathedral against the steamrolling president of the group and D ic k league announced last winter that cludes Lloyd Landin, catcher; Toby St. Joseph team. St. Joseph’s has Talbott was named secretary. « the annual tournament would not Martinez, first; Johnny Torrez, yet to be really tested in this year’s Plant for a parochial boziny be held this year. second; Jack Camilla, shortstop; competition., Th* defeat adipin tournament to ba ttaged in the Mike EIsquibel, third base; Ernie Seraral reasons for dropping istered to the Cathedral nine last ipring of 1953 were ditcuMed, this popular event have baan Garcia, left field; Joe Garcia, cen week by S t Francis’ GremlinJ has and a second meeting was voiced, chief of which are ter field; and Albert Munoz, right no doubt put the Blue Jays in FIRSTBASEMAN BOB HEINEY (left) pulled scheduled for Monday, May 5, field. / allegeif lack of intarast among fighting and determined mood. switch with St. Joseph’s ironman Joe Wedow (right) in at 8 p.m. in the K. of C. club-' tha boys themselves (a fact not GREMLIN CATCHER TOMMY CARROLL tagged A1 Chavez of Fort Collins is This should make the Blue Jay- rooms. the Mullen game. Heiney pitched the route, and Joe played Bob’s born out by a raeant survty), out Blue Jay Warren Miller April 20 in a manner ap president of the league. He sdao Bulldog struggle one of the closest position. The lefthander struck out 10 and gave up seven hits. Joe Members of the committee eval the accusation of school favor serves on the board of directors contests to date in this young sea got three for four and handled eight chances. The Mullen runner is uated the successes and admitted itism in tha judging of bouts, proved by umpires and scorekeepers, and Carroll’s St. Francis da along with Pat Chavez, Fort Col son. Padilla.— (Smyth photo) • mistakes of past years and sug and an unhealthy brand of in Sales’ teammates immediately caught the spirit and upset the JonBi- lins; Richard Archuleta, Greeley; gested ideas for improving the terschool rivalry. men, 12-10, at Fifth and Federal to tie for third place in 'the prep and Frank Lewis, Milliken. projected tournament. It is hoped Judges are only human, of parochial loop.— {Register photo by Smyth) that long-range planning will re course, and it is possible that in sult in an event that will satisfy Boys’ & GirU* rare instances a close bout is Catalina Strikes Out 21 of 22 school authorities, contestants, called the_ wrong way. It is not and the public. our intention to cast the slightest Awards Banquet BICYCLES In addition to the two elected aspersion on the capable officials officers, among these present who have handled these bouts in First Columbia...... 3 8 ” In North Division Opening Tilt at the initial meeting were the past. But we do wish to com ■ P Brother Gordian, athletic direc ment on the third of the reasons Planned May 15 Reconditioned...... 1 5 " tor at Mullen; D. L. Anderson, ■p Large scores and one outstand Catalina came within one Dominic’s Black Knights. The given above because it is so often Ternu If Dtiirtd ing pitching performance by Joe the very thing which gives rise to pitch of a parfect gama by strik game was fairly even until the the cry of biased or unfair judg- Catalina marked the beginning of ing out 21 of the 22 man who fourth inning, when Vigil weak By Regis Alumni Communion Bike Accetioriei ing. league play in the North division faced him at the plate. Meriar- ehed to let 11 runs across the of the Junior Parochial baseball Unhealthy interichool rivalry The Regis college alumni organ A. L ity’i pop fly, which the right plate on a combination of base Loretto Heights defaat* the banefieial ratultt league. St. Catherine’s Wildcats fielder lost in ‘.^he tun, was the hits, errors, and free passes. that wholesome and properly ization this week announced that it opened the defense of their title only hit garnered by the Tigers. St. Patrick’s and St. Clara’s met GLODT si^ervited boxing can provide. will hold the annual Awards- ban Portraits with a 21-0 shutout victory over Mt. Carmel also produced a con in a free-scoring duel with the Boxing can be a team sport, of quet for the school’s basketball 253 Broadway SPruco 0435 the well-tamed Holy Family Ti vincing 20-3 victory over St. Irish emerging on the long end of Hone Ec Students gers. course, but not in the sense that team on Thursday, May 16, in the a 17-10 score. The two teams used basketball or football or baseball Denver Country club. five pitchers between them in a ‘Go Ahead and Pass’ are team sports. The banquet will be served at 8 Drivers who are afraid to pass vain effort to halt the scoring with lo Be State Hosts Boxing it primarily a sport p.m., but will be preceded by a Scarpello proving most effective. in which two athletes are out to cruising patrol car are either 5t. VincsnTt hom« ’^oh tK» social hour from 6:30 to 8 o’clock. “Living Effectively in Today’s prove which is the cleverer, bat Also at the banquet, the winner of suffering from a guilty conscience, final game of the day, downing World” will be the theme of the ter conditioned hoy—it is NOT the Holy Rotary taam, 20-6. Tha the coveted Regis “Man of the or they have the wrong impression annual Colorado Home Economics a contest the aim of which is to Year" award will be announced. Gallegoi brothers’ keystone daeide which represents the bet of the patrolman’s presence bn the combination prored too much association’s convention to be held During the social hour, students highway, according to Stat^ Pa this year April 25-26 on th^ Lp- ter school. from the high school will provide for the Globarille team at thay Only if all coaches, officials, trol Chief G. R. Carrel. “We cer rapped out six hits between retto Heights college campus, Ar entertainment with impersona line Schuster, president of the Lo-' contestants, student' bodies, and tions, skits, and music by the high tainly want drivers to know that them and fielded flawlessly. the public keep this in mind can it not only is permissible but is Directors of the league an retto home economics club, is gen school Dixieland combo. eral chairman of the affair, under boxing, or any other sporty for good driving practice to pass a pa nounced that all future games that matter, attain and retain its trol cruiser the same as any other scheduled for Sloan’s L*ke guild the direction of Sister Paschalita Cogtri to Get and Miss Genevieve Yelenick of correct perspective. car—so long as it can be done with will be played at the Argo ^ i at Considered objectively, the Gifts at Feta safety,’’ says Carrel. Lorettd Heights college. ' Through Spring 48th and Logan. _____ primary purpose of any sports Following the banquet dinner, Paint-up, Clean-up A banquet will open the meet program is tha betterment and three seniors on the college hoop SPECIAL! ing in the Lakewood country, club development, both physical and team — Tom Kavanaugn, Pat Campaign FREE CHANCE ON $100 Friday night, April 25. A break social, of the individual par O’Leary, and Dick Brown—will be fast for the delegates is to be ticipants. Any gain realized by present^ with gifts by the Regis 5 Gallon 100% pure House Paint served ht the college April 26, at the league, or the school, or the club. (FOR REGISTER H e a d e r s o n l y ) which time 20 awards will be raf student body, while important, Tickets for the evening are $2.75 1-4” Nylon Brush fled for the benefit of the Ameri should never bo allowed to sup ReduS'Brown per person. They can be obtained ^ 4 Pounds Putty can home economics headquarters’ plant this primary aim. If it by contacting the publicity office Fill out and DEPOSIT this coupon at fund, Helen Clare Kurtz and Mary does, failure is foreordained. at the college. 1 quart General Screen Enamel Sandoval are in charge of the St. Joseph’s and Mullen are the Photography Regis’ bazaar ANY ONE OF THREE breakfast. only two parochial schools that A Regular $36.09 Value for Only—• Joanne Morletti and Anna retained team boxing after the FISHING SANDALS ^4317 Tennyson NIGHTS — MAY 1-2-3. This coupon Schmuki are chairmen for a lunch league setup folded. It is onli^ NON-SLIP FELT SOLES eon to be held at noon in Mache- fair to point out that both of these Flu Ortr Any B»«t #r W»4»r 5 0 gives you a free chance on a $100 bill. Win beuf hall. Girls from the college schools exhibit the healthy brand GL 7623 will model in a fashion show. of team spirit, as was evidenced in ROY SHOE SYSTEM *32 ner need not be present. the final bouts of the season held : RUBBER VULCANIZING FURTHER INFORMATION In the afternoon, • the agenda at Mullen several weeks ago. WALLPAPER ___ will include foods, home furnish^ Iruivty tt Inlnttin tS, 4165 Offering the full Cassidy-Hicks Line of FamoYis ing, and clothing workshops, tours Ring Show Planned for 1953 Designs. Name.... . of the campus, and a tea arranged Although the Parochial lea^ e by Joan Prohosky. officials have declined to partici Carol Andrews and Loretta Mc pate in plans for staging the af EATING OUT IS FUN! RENTAL SERVICE___ Address.. Gee are chairmen of the registra fair next year, they have given On ladders, planks, wallpaper sLeamers, drop tion and tour committees respec their approbation to the general TASTY, GOLDEN BROWN, DELICIOUS cloths, electric floor waxers, etc. tively. , idea of a boxing tournament open Approximately 200 home eco- only to boys attending Denver’s n'mics majors, state club mem parochial high schools. bers, and dieticians are expected Time was too short to permit V i FRIED SPRING Communion Breakfast Set the staging of a substitute tourna to aUend the convention, which is ment this year, but plans are al held annually on a different camp ready in the making for a big and By Cathedrol YPC Group us. Colorado A. & M. college was successful parochial boxing'tour CH ICK EN $1 AC* %e Paj/n£ Spot W last year’s convention site. ney next spring. Members of the committee undertaking the stag COUNTRY GRAVY, HOT ROLLSs I i T T w .3444 W. 38th — at King GR 7531 (Cathedra! Young People's Club) 0397, or Roy Pangle, FL. 3741. A On Sunday, April 27, CYPC golf lesson will be held Wednes- Moy 7 Is Meeting Date ing of this affair, all prominent AND BUTTER______vWE BEAT DOWNTOWN PRICES—NO PARKING WORRIES members will attend the 9 o’clock day night, April 23, at 8 p.m. at in local sports and parochial cir Mass in the Cathedral. A Com the Colorado boulevard golf cles, are now in the process of Complete 6‘Course Dinner Includes: munion breakfast will be held at course next to the new Veterans’ Of Women's Study Club commencing a deliberate and the Albany hotel. The Rev. John Administration hospital. thorough campaign to eliminate Choice of Appetizer, Salad, Vegetable, Haley, club moderator, will be the The Catholic Women’s study those features of past tourna I guest speaker. Mary Ann Wallace, Cupid's Corner club will meet on Thursday, May ments which have pven rise to Drink and Dessert V J U C i religious chairman, wishes all Virginia Laiveli it proudly 1, at 12:30 o’clock at the Denver criticism. They also plan to make members to make reservations by displaying a lovely ring on tha Dry Goods tea room. At this meet the most of several entirely new ♦THIS SPECIAL PRICE GOOD STARTING WEDNESDAY, Friday, April 26. For reservations third fingar of her left hand. ing the report on the May card innovations. APRIL 23, THRU WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, ONLYl FOR YOUR CHEVROLET call her at EA. 8839, or Mary Frank Breen is the lucky fellow party will be made. A nominating All these plans should com Crichton at CH. 4718. who placed it there. Congratula committee will also be appointed to bine to produce a successful ven All work by our tions to both. report at the June meeting. ture, no matter how you look at it. OPEN EVERY DAY, 11:30 A.M. TO REPLACE RINGS A roller skating party will be FACTORY-TRAINED held at Skateland for the St. 8:00 P.M. OVERHAUL MOTOR Clara orphans. Car drivers and MECHANICS I Cathedral club members are in Aprili Apple Party Planned NO LIQUOR PARKING NEXT DOOR REPLACE PISTON PINS structed to meet at the Knights 1 * of Columbus hall Saturday, April ADJUST ROD BEARINGS 26, between 12:30 and 1 p.m, Sam COMPLETELY TUNE MOTOR Complete Job Fergatto, orphan chairman, may Xh» be^ .contacted for further details. REPLACE DISTRIBUTOR POINTS A barn dance will be the gala affair Wednesday, April 30, at Golden IHLanteni ADJUST, CLEAN MAIN BEARINGS Glasier’s barn. Every CYPC mem ber who has experienced fun ga CHECK ELECTRICAL SYSTEM lore at the dances will be on hand WASH CAR A CLEAN INSIDE for an evening of fun and dancing. 1266 Broadway Naar 13th Ave. KEyttona 1204 The meeting place will be the east REPLACE SPARK PLUGS side of the Capitol at 8:16 p.m. ALL WORK The bowling league reports in ADJUST BRAKES dicate two teams tied : The LUBRICATE CAR GUARANTEED! “Slaughterhouse Five” and “P.J.’i” each have 68 wins and CHANGE OIL 38 losses. The “Dreamers” scored EASY TERMS! high game of 736. The “P.J.’s” Coal “t,?" held high series with a total of 1,994. In individual scores for the RED ASH FOR d r iv e w a y s boys, Joseph Yoleff had both high FERTILIZER • FLAG STONE 455 game and high series. Joe bowled high game with a total of 202 and PERMAGREEN PLANT FOOD 6 * 4 9 BROADWAY had high series of 499. For the . 50 lb. sack ...»...... women, Mary Crichton bowled PEorl 4441 high game of 179. Kay Keltgen held high series with total of 465. On May 4,OYPC members wish THE FIRST BIG KIRAY PARTY since parties are open to all Catholfc boys and girls In ALCOn COAL & ICE CO. ing to play golf should call John before Lent will be held in St. John’s school high school. An April apple party is being planned GL. 1470 Tamburello, golf chairman, at AC. on Sunday evening from 7:30 to 10 o’clock. KIRAY for Sunday night. An April apple girl will be chosen. A PAGE TEN Offict, 938 Bannock Strtat THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephona, Keyitono 4205 Thuradoy, April 24, 1952 ’’•T' St. Joseph's Forms > EYE SATISFACTIORT Block Rosary Units *‘The Carpenter I” New Soma people get latufaction by paying a imall price for DENIM glattei while othera enjoy lattihg-copifort. by inTeiting Juit a (St. Joseph's Redemptorist Parish, Denver) WRAP SKIRTS little more to get more. We prescribe eye satisfaction. The Block Rosary crusade is rapidly being organized under the One of our so-clever, presidency of the Rev. Christian so-busy denim wraps. SWIGERT BROS: J. Darley, C.SS.R. The general Has detachable carry- idea of the crusade Is that the all bib. Navy, brown, 1550 California KEygtone 7651 families in one block band together to say the Rosary on one specified faded blue, chartreuse ■ Better f'ition Good Service night a week. Eight families to a . . . sudsable, sanfor* for Every Age Optometrists At Right Pricee unit is the ideal group. Ten groups ized, colorfast. Small, have been organized and several medium and large GLASSES IKDIVIDUALLT STYLED others are to meet tonight and Thursday. Parishioners, desiring to form a group, and doubtful about 3.98 organizing, should call Father Dar LIESVELD MEMORIAL CO. ley, KE. 4408. The Double Ring club, under its Sailor T-Shirt, $3.^8 13000 Wi;ST 44TH AVJ]NITE new president, Dr. John J. Werth- man, announce a membership drive AVHe I t r i d g e , COLORADO party for Saturday, April 26, in Sport Shop — Second Floor the parish hall. The festivities are Arvafla 0499R3 scheduled to get under way promptly at 8 o’clock. The commit WORKING OUT the details for the The minstrel chorus directed by Val , Jones has or ALpine 0111 tee working for its succestf is com Merry Mad Musicale being put on Tuesday been practicing for several weeks. Jim Kopp, who We furnish 'transporta posed of Mr. and Mrs. John night, April 29, by Monckton's Minstrels at the IS directing the show, will be remembered for his tion to and from our dis Berger, Mr. and Mrs. Slama, Mr. Knigbts of Co.lumbus home, 16th avenu4 and Grant work in the fashion show put on at the first Ladies’ play with no obligation. and Mrs. Don Canny, Mr. and Mrs. street,' Denver, are: Seated, left, to right. Jack night in January of this year. Jack Denny, widely Harry Clinsberg, and Mr. and Mrs. Moncktdhi general chairman Val Jc^nes, ohoral di known for his leadership in the Friday Luncheon Across from Lee Cerise. The club publicly in rector of the show; Jim Kopp, and Jack Denny, in- club and who will act as interlocutor, has had wide Mt. Olivet Cemetery vites married couples join its terloqutor;. Jind standing are Gene Telgman, Mike experience in show business. ranks. The club is^ city wide. Carroll,,Jpe O’Neil, and Joe MeShane. The end men and star performers, Mike Carroll, The'occasion is the second, Ladies’ night of the Joe MeShane, Joe O’Neil, Gene Telgman, and Joe M on II m en l« ciirreht year. All meinbers of council 539 Knights Stein are all well-known Denver personalities. 'W* have arected many beauti of Gohimbus ajid' their friends are invited to at ful monuments in Mt. Olivet finquieAciwL i/L fiaoL tend, This 'Ladies’ night promises* to be one of the There will be no business meeting on this night, Cemetery. most,, unusual, and .entei^aining yet held by the and the show will start promptly at 8 p.m.— (Photo council. . by Smyth) —>■'. I I -i.iA. • ' ------:------A. T. THOMSON LAZARO LOPEZ, 80. of 822 82nd ERNEST W. ANDRASIK, 38. of 164 street. Father of R-imon Lopei, Mrs. St, Paul. Husband of Mary Andrasik; 600 Sherman St. TA. 8018 Rumaldo Abeyta, Mrs. EsteVan Gallegos. brother of Mary and Amelia Andrasik Mrs.. Florian Lopez. Miss Anita Lopez; and Mrs. Clem R, Hackethal. Requiem brother of Margarito I.opez. Cecilia Her Mass was celebrated in St. John the Games Pqrt^ Successful at S t Patrick's nandez. Josefita Tafoya, and Luisa Archu Evangelist's church April 21. Interment leta; 22 grandchildren and six great Mt. Olivet. George P. Hackethal, director. (St. Patrick’^ Parish, Denver) and all types of cards. Hostesses ceive theirs are asked to pick t h ^ grandchildren. Requiem Mass was cele for the lunch will be Mrs. Kenneth up next Sunday in the baptistry. brated April 19 in Sacred Iftart church. EVA M. BREWSTER Mrs. Kenneth Keene, PTA presi IntAiment • Mt.”• Olivet. -Trevino mortuary Eva M. Brewster, 60, of Fort Luptoh, dent, thpnks,. nil, , who - donated, Keene, H. 0. Behrens, Dominic Next Sunday will be Holy Com I THEODORE I a native oi Denver, died in a local hos RICHARD BORREGO, infant, of 2903 pital April 20 after an illness of seve^l worked oh, or patronized the first Carlino, Sidney Miller, and Edwin munion day for the children of the W. n th avenue. Soft of Mr. and Mrs. months. She was born in Denver Feb. 28, night game's party put on by the Kenney. The party will be held in parish. Filadelfio Borrego; brother of Roberto, 1892, and lived here until 1917. Then she mothers and fethers of the parish. the home of Mrs. Keene, 4801 Rari The novena to. O u r Lady, of Patricio, James. John, Larry and Mar moved to Fort Lupton with her husband, tan street. Reservations at 50 Lourdes will be held at 7:45 on garet Borrego; and grandson of Mr. and J. Raymond Brewster, where he, with Tqe party was very successful and iHACKETHALi Mrs. Estevan Borrego, Faustln Plaz. two brothers, founded the Brewster Motor many, had .an, opportunity of meet cents per person can be mdde by ■Wednesday evening. Services were held April 21 in Trevino company. Mrs. Brewster was vice presi ing for the first, time. Proceeds calling Mrs. Keene at GR. 0662 or The lacrament of Confirin'a- chapel. Interment Mt. Olivet. Trevino dent of the company. She was a member Mrs. Kenney at GL. 4437. mortuary. of St. William’s parish in Fort Lupton from this affair will help to defray t!on will be adminiitered in St. I MORTUARY | MANUEL PEREZ, infant, of 3789 Wil and past president of the i^Itar and the cost of the First Communion Anyone wUhing tp donate to Patrick’i parish on the night of M • = liams street. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Rosary society. Rosary, will be recited in and graduation, breakfasts served the annual collection of cloth May 12. Adults who have iKzt Perez, Sr.; brother of Alvin Vidl, Do Ollnger chapel April 24 at 8 p.m. Requiem M 1449-51 Kalamatb St« = lores, and Rose Marie Peraz; and grand by the PTA annually. ing or cazh for the Needle guild been confirmed are asked to get Mass will be celebrated April 25 at 10 :30 of the Queen of Heaven or 3 = son of Mr. and Mij, Dan Montoya. Serv o’clock in the Cathedral. She is survived Almost everyone went home with in contact with the parish *W5er* Denver Slicpt wilh Confidence'- Klysterfe 2111 M Phone AlAin 4006 = ices were held AprfT 22 in Treyino chapel. by her husband and three daughters,' all phanage ii aiked to call Mri. Interment Mt. Olivet. Trevino m'ortuaiiy. sohiethihg' from this'party. Each priests as soon as possible. of Fort Lupton; her mother, four sisters, time ‘ a 'participaht won every Joseph Petriglia at GL. 5548 or PAUL J. SCHRADER, of 1422 SanU two brothers, and several nieces and leave the articles a# her home at Banns of marriage were an ' W W W W W W W~WW W ' iiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiiiiiii^ Fe. Requiem Mass was celebrated in St. nephews. Olinger mortuary. person, im ..that row received' > a nounced for the first time between Leo’s church April 21. Interment Mt. 1827' Boulder street. Urgently Olivet. JACK W. BROCKMAN canc^y . bar., These bars, were Donald Munford of Annunciation Hequiem Mass was celebrated in St. donated by merchants through Mr. needed are " two-of-a-kind pieces and _ Rosemary Finnigan , of St. CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING J EDWARD A. BENSING, 65. of n i l Francis de Sales* church April 22 for of clothing to fit children rang JERRY BREEIV S. Fillmore street. Requiem High Mass Jack W. Brockman, 66, of 68 South and-Mrs. Elmet Sutliff, Patrick’s; and for the last time was celebrated Apfil 23 in St. Vincent de ing in age from 2 to 14 years. between Tobias Herrera ■ and Paul's church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Pennsylvania street. He died Saturday The' following parents--assisted: Florist f after a lifetime spent in Denver. Mr. Mr» and Mrs. James Silverthornej Mrs. Joseph Natale, president, Fumika Shibata of St. Patrick’s. Classified Ads Ollnger mortuary, Brockman had been a passenger brake- offe'rs het thanks along with the REGINA M. COLE, 70, of 1540 Grant man with the Union Pacific railroad for John, Tamaskaj Marvin Strepipel, Adults Baptized t It will pay you to read ALL of the following advertieementa. 1004 15th St. street. Sister of Julia McGovern of Den 33 years and had been vice president Andrew . Polniak, ’ Gene Schell,, officers-for'all who sponsored and ver, Frank McGovern of Long Beach. and treasurer of Snowy Range lodge. Edw'ard Ligbtner, Edward Thrall, participated in the recently held On Holy Saturday MAin 2279 j Calif.: and Clair Terry M ^overh of Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. Sur home baked iood sale given by^the . An adult school of instruction Denver; aunt of Mary Ann Flodln and viving are his. wife, Christine; ta son. Edward Kayseh, Kenneth' Keene, MISCELLANEOUS HELP WANTED—FEMALE Peggy Nickleas, of Denver. Requiem Mass Jack: a daughter, Mrs. Carol Irwin; tWo Edwin, Henry, a n d James Altar and Rosary society. The class was started by Father Mc was celebrated April 19 in the Cathedral. sisters, Mrs. C. A. Baltzell and Mrs. G. beautifully 'decorated cake baked Guire last January. On Holy Sat Interment Mt. OHvet. Olinger mortuary. Ostrander. ■ WANTED—Piano or organ badly. Will HOUSEKEEPER-COOK B. Shettler; and one grandson. Interment by Mrs. Riley Mauro' was given to urday at 1:30 p.m. the entire class pay cash. KEystone 1698. For Catholic couple, no children. MINNIE M. THEISEN. 74, of 8923 Mt. Olivet. Olinger mortuary. The appointment of. the nominat-- Elaine Becker- of 126 E. Alameda was baptized and received into the Attractive living quarters, mod Fox street. Mother of Jerome J. and Jo ing committee was jnade, at the FOR SALE — Electric refrigerator, $85. ern equipment. Perm., good seph . A.. Mrs. Laura Angel, Mrs. Mary avenue. The sale was the largest Church by Father McGuire. -The Piano, $25. Gas range with heat regulator, Feight, Mrs. Ann Davis, and Mrs. Stella PTA meeting April 16. Those ap wagee. Must be expd.. White, to date. following were baptized: Law $25. Combination radio, $35. W'asher, $15. good references. FR. 8016 or FL. Ferrone; sister of Mrs. May Theisen. pointed were Mrs. H. 0. BehrenS,' Plaiis for the annual mother- rence E. Shell, of 2007 W, ?8th Rosary is 'to be recited April 24 at 8 PTA at St. John's chairman; and Mrs.' George 716 Santa Fe. 1681. p.m in the OUnger drawing room. Requiem daughter breakfast given on avenue sponsored by Londi Rflss; Ruga-Furniture cleaned. Your home-otir High Mass wil be celebrated April 25 at Acierno, Lewis De Grosellier, An Mother’s -day were made at the WANTED—Catholic woman that does not Irene E. Bertha of 5070 Valfejo shop. Denver Duraclean Service. Phone drink or smoke. Not over 47. Exceptional 10 o'clock in St. Patrick’s church. Inter thony Calacito, and .Clarence meeting of the Senior You^. street sponsored by Miss Margaret KE. 8^72. 381 Elati St., Denver, Colo. ment Mt. Olivet. Ollnger mortuary. To Consider Slate Lightheh. opportunity. Box 18, care Register. JUAN CELEDON MESTAS, of 6220 Ladies' sodality oh April 17. Keane; Gratia Lillian Nafcracci of Vance. Husband of Mary Meatas; father Plans were made for serving the Holy Communion '• will be re 3336 Vallejo street sponsored by BRICK REPAIRS of Mrs. Joe Deleon, Denver; Mrs. Tony First Communion breakfast on ceived in the 7 o’clock Mass by Mrs. Joseph Narracci; and Clara Valdez, Mrs. Joseph Boscia, Biugene, Of Officers Apr. 26 Nabriftone Work, brick pointing and re> ' WANTED: TYPIST Joan.%nd Olga Mestas, all of Arvada. Re May 4.' Parents desiring their child th f m(>tl\ei^ and daughters and Dell Sims of 4214 Mariposa street pairs. Bl Nolan, FL 5468. to eaf breakfast af school are asked sponsored by Josie Medina. Experienced, permanent for quiem Mass is being celebrated at 10 breakfast will be in the Albany BRICK REPAIRS: Specializing Jn brick o’clock, April 24, in the Shrine of St. (St. John’i Pariah, Denver)' to confirm' it by returning’ the bhtol followihg thd’’Mass. Anyone desiring copies 6f the small office, 40 hour week; lat Anne. Interment Mt. Olivet. pointing and repairing, also caulking and St. John’s PTA meeting will be statement, that will be'sent home New members will be presented pictures taken at the baptismal painting. BE 3-0444. WALTER EVANS est equipment. MICHAEL D. RYAN. 85. of 3024 W. 3177 Benton St 24th avenue. Husband of Winifred Ryan; held in the school auditorium Mon wit^ IJieir child in writing,. Pre their pins iji the chufch at 7:30 ceremony are asked to call Mrs. W. F. Distributing Co. day, April ^8, at 1;30. The new paring the breakfast will be Mmes. Kenney at GL. 4437. father of Daniel J. and Thomas W. Ryan. p.pi. of the same day. A reception 1231 Wazee Requiem High Mass was celebrated April slate of officers will be presented Anthony Canzona, Joseph Libonati, in the school will follow the cere PAINTING & DECORATING TREVINO 23 in St. Dominic's church. Interment Mt. Olivet, boulevard mortuary. at that time. Children from the and Katherine Anderson. Arrange mony. Edith Epperson', prefect, FOR paperhanging and painting call Anton JOSEPHINE A. BEATTY. 60. of 2916 fourth grade will present a pro ment of the dining room will be urges all members - to. attend the Beringer, 168 Madison. EA. 2285. Vallejo. Wife of George O, Beatty; sister gram. Martha Kouw, a six grader, done. Mmes. Herman, Witttpani bazaar meetings. held, weekly and HOMES FOR SALE DRUGGISTS Mortuary of May Essig, of Basel, Switzerland. Nick Qualte'ri, and John Marsico,! WALLPAPER Hanging Painting R«- Services were held April 23 in the Boule will present several vocal selec share the responsibility of promot modeling Call KE 5793. PHOl^ PE. 0013 vard' mortuary chapel. Interment Mt. tions, accompanied by Judy Welch, serving the first communicants ing this annual affair. TOUR PRESCRIPTIONS Olivet. Boulevard mortuary. also a six grader. will be done by Mmes. Elmer Sut The following boys from St. wfll bt flilsd esrrectl, at Alameda at Logan FLORENCE DE BELL, 47, of 1625 liff, Harold Stellar, James Os Patrick’s were honored recently ! Painting & Decorating Routt, Lakewood. Wife of Louis De Bell; A $35 hat certificate from Leon i; WASHINGTON PARR PHARMACY mother of Gerald, Charles, Evelyn, Joann the hat designer will be presented trander, Dominic Carlino, and,John ,jifter being elected to offices in Conway-Bogue ► Vescio. ; - Complete Service < Ph. SP, 9765 1096 South Gtylord SL and Lois De Bell, Jr., all of Denver; An to’ one of the members. Refresh the 'Columbian. Squires: Joseph Mt’I Glean-Up~Paint-Up season again, ^ gelina Kiemm, Las Vegas, Nev.; Mary ments will be served by the moth Discussion of uniforms for the Libonati, president; Danny Camp INCERE so give us a call for a job you -U Urso, Mike, and Louis Yacovetta, Den ► can be satisfied with. ^ ver. Requiem High Mass was celebrated ers of the pupils of the second girls attending St, Patrick’s school bell, vice president; Frank Petra- UCCESSFUL Home Appliances April 22 in Our Lady of Mt. Qarmel grade. was opanqd. ,It must have the,ap glia, treasurer; and Dick Camp ERVICE MUTUAL BENEFIT church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard proval of two thirds of the parents bell, chairman of refreshment com S t Gay-Note Decorating Co.^ mortuary. Men's Club Plans Dinner jefore the adoption of this policy mittee. Cal) FL. 0237 OniT $21.62 deiivtre a new Maytag; bal. MARY C. RILEY, 56.»of 2958 W. Den And Annual ElecHons NEAR-CHURCH terms. Also good used wtahen k r^rfgcr* ASSOCIATION ver place. Daughter if Mrs. Bernard can be promoted. Those appointed Every parishioner is urged to rOW ELS & LINEN SUPPLY ators. 436 So. Broadway. PE. 2768. Riley; sister of Edna and Joseph Riley, The annual athletic dinner for to get prices and details concern attend the bazaar meeting at 8 SPECIALS all of Omaha,' ’Neb.< and Mrs. Harry ing uniforms were Mmes. Dominic p.m. Friday in the school meeting Arnold, San Jose, Calif. Requiem High the boys of the sixth, seventh, and HOLY FAMILY PARISH MOUNTAIN rOWKL * SUPPLt CO HOME FOR SALE Mass was celebrated April 19 in St. eighth grades will be staged by Carlino, Herman 'Wittman, and room to give advice and help for Sirvlce fnrDlsbm tor Oifices. Barbers. Our Family Group Policy 4170-4200-4224 Perry RestsaranU, StorM, and Banquets Catherine’s church. Interment Mt. Olivet. St. John’s Men’s club Thursday Edwin Kenney. a successful bazaar. Plans are now B W. BECKIU8. Uanacer By Owner—2916 GROVE—2 story 6 roomi Protecta the Entire Family Boulevard mortuary. being made for installation! of ^as New, 2 & 3-bedroom frame 1227 Curtis « t. HA. 7K0 brick. Newly decorated inside and out. CECILIA M. COSGROVE. 74. of 220 evening, April 24, in the school Miss Grace Fisk outlined the Venetian, blinds, new roof, new gas fur Galapago. Wife of James F. Cosgrove; heat in the school and the starting homes. Full basements. for a few centa a day. hall. The Rev. James Moynihan balance of the health program for y w w w w w w ar~w w w w w w w -g nace. Knotty pine bar with Casco stools in sister of Frances Carmelita Bolger.* Re this year and presented a short of work on the new sacristry. Pro kitchen. Bendix and gas range. GRand quiem Mass was Celebrated April 21 in of the junior parochial league 4201 W. 51st Ave. will be a special guest. All boys film on Immunization. ceeds from the bazaar will be used CAN YOU AFFORD—not to 2448. St. Joseph’s Redemptorist church. Inter for these two projects. CARY'S ment Mt. Olivet. Horan mortuary. of the three upper grades and The Rev. Regis McGuire urged afford this 3-bedroom, 3 level ST. JOHN'S PARISH FLORENCE SHAW, 74, of 1866 South their dads will be guests. 'James better co-opecation between officers This year instead of the usual home? 1500 S. Broadway Pearl. Mother of Lola May Lane; and automobile the following items will grandmother of Margot Lane. Rosary will Delaney is chairman of the dinner. and more active participation from 3 bedroom full finished basement and 2 ear be recited April 25 at 8 p.m. in Horan's members for a successful PTA. be the feature attraction; Admiral CHRIST THE KING PARISH .We Pay Cash garage. 3 blocks to St. John's parochial IRTUARY chapel. Requiem Mass will be celebrated On Tuesday evening, April 29, The cake given by Mrs. Silver- Combination radio-phonograph and 1226 Dexter school. 2 blocks to new church. Located at the Men’s club will hold its annual 765 Clayton. Priced at $17,600. Call Mr* 2406 FEDERAL April 26 at 9 o’clock in Our Lady of thome was given to Mabel Tucker. 17-ihch"•television set; Admiral 3-bedroom, ultra modern, Eng For Used Furniture Lourdes church. Interment Mt. Olivet. election. Paul Murray and his table model T'V set with 21-inch lish bungalow.. Dutra, AL 8496 to see this fine home or Horan mortuary. nominating committee will an PTA Card Party and A. D. WILSON & CO. JOHN REHAK, 79, of 4611 W. Hay screen and radio; and a Philco, REALTOR INSUROR Phone GLendale 5709 STS. PETER a . PAUL PARISH ward place. Brother of Josephine Pospisil nounce their panel of selections To Be on May 1 8%. cubic foot Deepfreeze. L Miscellaneous^ Items KE 4245 1780 CALIFORNIA ST. Denver 11, Colo. Hagan, Denver; Rose Jelinek, Greeley; for the coming year. Nominations Tickets for the bazaar were de 4110 Brentwood Henry Rehak, Wellington, Kans.; Mrs. A. Another PTA-sponsored card ► PE. 4014 RA. 6423 J. Wostrehill, Fremont, Neb.i and Em will also be made from the floor. >arty will be given on Thursday, livered to the paTish members this 3-bedroom, 1,300 sq. feet of OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 p.m. . ma Brunner. Moorhead, Minn. Requiem Albert Riede, president, urges all Hay 1, with lunch served at noon past week. Those who did not re- comfortable living. Unexcelled ^ ^ Maas is being celebrated April 24 at men of the parish to attend the mountain view. Needed Fbr Files 10 o'clock in Holy Ghost church. Inter short business meeting" which Will ment Mt. Olivet OUR LADY OF LOURDES GEORGE C. HOFFMAN, 19. of 627 be followed by entertainment kjid AUTO DEALERS Denver Catholic Register 21st street. Son of Mary and George refreshments. First Communion Planned PARISH Hoffman; brother of Mrs. Walter G, Tarr, 2526 So. Clarkson DO YOU NEED A MAN Norfolk, Va.; Marlene and Dianne Hoff Piano Recital April 27 COPIES DATED: man, both of Denver; and grandson of Real liveability assured in this TO TAKE CHARGE? Mrs. Francis Hoffman of Omaha, Neb. Music pupils of SL John’s school In Englewood on April 27 6-room cottage. Don’t delay Jan. 23, 1947 Oct. 28, 1948 Requiem Mass is being celebrated April will be presented in the aiintial seeing. | 20 Year$ Exp. 24 at 9 o’clock in Our Lady of Grace (St. LouU’ Pariih, Englewaod) Mary Payton as sponsors; Michael^ March 13, 1947 Dac. 2, 1948 church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Capitol piano-playing festival on Sundayi qars and Trucks mortuary. April 27, Pupils from grades two First grade boys and girls who Frederick, son of Mr. and Mrs."^ July 30, 1947 Dec. 16, 1948 GRACE SATTERFIELD, 82, of 2160 will be in the First Communion James Rose, with John and Mary Conway-Bogue Parts, Service, Sales Sept. 16, 1948 Dec. 30, 1948 Downing street. Requiem Mass was cele to five will play at 2 p.m. artd the Payton as sponsors by proxy for brated in Sacred Heai;^ church April 23. older pupils’ program will begin class this Sunday, April 27, are (Realtor) V Oct. 21, 1948; June 2, 1949 Interment Mt. Olivet 'CapitoI mortuary.iat 3:30. Larry Byrnes, Ronald Carson, Jerry and Mary Ryan; and James I Jay, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph 720-17th St. MAin 1.277 ADMINISTRATION TOM WALKER PIANOS MARIE HALL MEEHAN, 5S, of 683 Those to participate in the lower Richard Curtis, Benny Coons, Jo RtpretcisUtlv* «f Kimball, Sohmer, Lafayette itreet. Slater of Harry Hall, Michaud, with. Jay and Aurelie Call KEystone 4205 Midway City, Calif.; Mrs. Hazel Penney, grades program are Patricia Du seph Godwin-Austen, John Hart Hardmgn, Starr and Jeasa French Pianos Placerville, Calif.; Mrs. AJora Johnson, man, Roger Huls, Larry Jacobs, Michaud as sponsors. BOX 20 C G. Conn Connsonata gan, Arthur Maroney, Margaret Harry Atkinson, Jr., and Kath UNEXCELLED Your Help Appreciated Electric Organ Westcliffe. Requiem High MaSs is being Ramaley, Edward Gray, Patricia Daniel Jean, Kenneth Junk, Pine Reconditlonad Pianos celebrated-April 2< at 9:30 o’clock in SL Freddy Kirstien, Peter Klismet, ryn Riddles -were married prior to MOUNTAIN VIEW CARE REGISTER 1141 8. BROADWAY SPmee 7314 John the Evangelist’s church. Interment Clements, Daniel Chase, John Har a Nuptial Mass April 19. Brides Mt. Olivet. graves, James Curtan, Myma Lar Jr.; 3601 South Corona KATHRYN BRUNGARDT, 57. of 8U Steve Lancaster, Larry Mack, maid and best man were Patricia The firms listed here de lU h street. Wife of Michael A. Bru'n- tigue, Mark Earley, Ann Chase, Blackshere and .Rpbert Cheline. Beautiful 4 bedroom modefn gardt; mother of Loretta Rogers. Irene William Easton, Patricia Maguire Allan Melchior, Ronny J. Miller, serve to be remembered Henshaw, Lidwina Brungardt. Leona Mc Jack Ottero, Thomas Orton, Pat Lowell Cardwell and Stella wire cut brick, English type James Sbap, Genevieve Vaughn. Montgomery' wire married this home; sunken living room with when you are distributing Clain, Alfred M., and Donald G. Brun Brian McMahon, Michael Little rick Pelle, Kenneth Pelsel, Leland gardt; also four grandchildren. Requiem Petrash; week. Bridesmaid and best man fire place, separated from’fully your patronage in the dif High Mass was celebrated April 19 in St. Kevin Sweeney, Sue Ellen Woehl, were Darlene Cardwell and Harold Cotholic Firm Has Elisabeth’s church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Mary Sue Tangney, Irena Zalew Leslie Petrash, Donald Pitch- carpeted dining room, by ferent lines of business. Hackethal mortuary, Cardwell. ' ' wrought iron railing; full base-; ski, C harles Hansen, Kathleen ford, Ronny Payne, Steve Rock, Member* , of the Holy Name Allen, Diane Finley, Kathleen Robert Rice, Joseph Sievers, Carl ment with recreatibn ‘ Yoom. Quota of Blood Donors Van Landingham; lociety will dhtribute cards Large cedar closet; utility room Opening for Catholic King, Bemadina Monahan, Aniie this Sunday^ April' 27, to the and garage; Select narrow oak ' McGill, Theresa McGill, and Doro Merry Mae Aymami, Kathryn men of the parish, asking them flooring thtoughout; m'any For Area Not Being Met thy McGill. Chaisson, Donna .Caouette, Rosie to indicate whether or not they 'Castaneda, M. Sandra Daniel:;, closets; 4 pc. bath and powder Mon to work in From the upper gta'des will be can be present for the corpor room; large kitchen with cir The small weekly quota of 6(Hr Jahn Alenius, Frances Yates, Jane Fernandez, Barbara Krapp, ate Communion on Mother’s donors for the Denver Red Cross Kathleen Lynch; cular breakfast room, on 114 - 4 % Bonne McNeive, Mary McGill, day, -May 11. acres. $29,900. Armed Forces Blood program is Diane Schuyler, Kay Yates, Cath Velma Melchior, Elizabeth Mel Michael McCullough from the Shipping Department Put your dollars to not being met. All blood collected erine Tanfeney, Theresa Malouf, chior, Dorothy McKenna, Kathleen eighth grade in St. Louis’ school is NEW JOHNS MANVILLE during the Red Cross hours at Judy Welch, Barbara Nicoll, Sally Wakefield, Claudette Weber; one of six Denver parochial school 3298 South Lafayatto work where they will Denver General hospital and the Ann Sturdevant, Barbara Bazata Ldo Vickers, Jerry Krouse, pupils who will compete in the Should be able to type or willing Belle Bonfils Memorial at -Colo Charlene Wolff, Thomas Ryan, Elmer Trujillo, Orbie Overly, state spelling contest. Extra large living room with work the hardest.. . rado General hospital is flown to Richard Alenius, Helen Newman, James Rose, Bonnie Ivarson, The Altar sogiety ex(:eads an in- picture'windpws: i2 big bed- to learn. Permanent with oppor a California laboratory for pro Elaine Hansen, and Ann Newman Marianne Haider, and Kobeit fvitation to all to attend the card rqorqS;.; kitchen large enough for cessing into plasjna for the armed earning a high rote of | Choral numbers, under the di Castaneda. party in the assembly room of the eating space; double sink; nuih- forces in Korea or wherever T h e first communicants will new rectory this Thursday, April tunity for advancement in one of 4% interest. | needed. rection of Sister Frances .Agnes, erous built-ins; Ihrge utility will be: “Thanks Be to God” by receive in the 8 o’clock Mass. Pa 24, A dessert-luncheon will be room. Canl; be handled for I Any person between the ages of rishioners who can conveniently ato served at 12:30, and games will benveKs Leading Firms. Fei44a capital and surplas 21 and 59 in . reasonably good Dickson; “Alice Blue Gown” by $2,700 down. Price $12,500. tend a Mgqs ojiher.than that at 8' follow-' pnr i250AOO.OO health is eligible to donate a pint Tierney; and “The Stranger” by Sachs. Sister M. Rolande is in are asked to do so, in order to ac-‘ Ah' investiture ceremopy Kor Ihe of blood without harm. Youths commodate the parents and friends WaSON & WILSON from 18 to 21 if married, or who charge of the prognitim. Girl Scouts .will be held in the Write Box TOO, d o of the children. ,. church ■ this ' Sui^lday afternoon, Realtors. I X- REPUBLIC have the written consent of their A new 4-H club, the “Snappy Infants baptized April 20 were A pril'27; at 3 b'cloc'k. Following L O A N C O . parents, also may donate. It takes Scissors,” was or^nized recently. Rose Ann, daughter of Mr. and, the cenemony there will be a recep- (Members of St. Louis*''Psriih) approximately one hour to give a Officers are: President, Anne Mc Mk ._ Robert Harshbarger, with \The Denver Catholic Register pint of blood. Appointments must tioli'lfi the'HeW gthtfdf. 2868 South Broadway 1636 Gienarm • Denvar, Colo. Gill; vice president,'Patsy'Dugap; William and Agnes Blick as spon _ The sodality is sponsoring a so ^ made by calling the Denver Red and secretary, Margaret Ramaley, sors; James Alfred,-'son of Mr. and EitablithW 1925 Cross at AL. 0311. cial' .inf'thei.roCrt.aUanj cehter this Phone Str. 1-6671 ,Florence Canino is correspondent. Mrs. James Rose, with John and Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. A Thunday, April 24, 1952 Office, 93t laiinoelc Street THI D EN V IR CATHOLIC RIGISTUt Telephone, Keystone 4205 fAGE ELEVEN Strange But True Queer Allies-First Stalin,»Now Tito By Rev. John B. Ebel abolished and, ib property occupied by the gov areij^eef A NOW FAMILIAR FACE has appeared ernment, QthoUc organizations were dissolved, in < R su}idJjoJdaLL Asktd again on the cover t)f Life magazine—it is that of dividuals who avowed their Catholicism lost their KING FREDERICK Dictator Tito of Yugoslavia, who appears to be property and found themselves in concentration , THE GREAT second only to England’s Churchill in Life’s popu camps. Already in 1947, mote thaif one-fourth of prefiKrta -for larity poll. Life in introducing a series of artides the clergy had been killed, imp^soned, or exiled Not Official But Public ST HCDVAO^ giving the autobiography of one Josip Broz notes in Titoland. The Church had been Strij^ed of ib By Paul H. Hallett rarely official. . . . Such public ported by tha people and at CATMCORM.. that many arc opposed to Tito because of his Com material resources. Seminaries, convenb, monas IN 1934, IN HIS Iteport of service rendered in the sphere tended by American children . . . iftt munist tenets and because of his "antidericalism," teries, college, hospitals, and all other institutions the President of Columbia Uni of liberty is far more repre- Thl state knows no difference but adds that it thinks him worthy of attention be were seized. Mmiks and tiutts were turned out, versity, Nicholas Murray Butler, sentative of the people’s• ■ bebest in its children, whether they at one of the most clear-thinking than public service in the sphere tend the schools which it sup cause an "important ally’’ against Stalin. (As for with no means of liveithcio The Twain Shall M eet' Lyons Pharmacy To Note St Mary Magdalene's PTA ST. FRANCIS DE SALES' PARISH ' Your Extra Erltadtr Drufttat At Home of 'Register' roll BatliUrad Pharmialat Golden Anniversary Patronise These Friendly Firms Dows Town Prieaa Staffer Bill Warner Mr. and Mrs. Sets Field Day April 27 W« Giva Gfmb SUmpi It was Mark twain—two sons John Rogers, (St. Mary Magdalena’s Parish, Dick Hozduke, James Makens, Alameda Drug Store Temptation —^when Mark Joseph joined the 2922 W. 26th Danvar) Emmet Magner, John McGovern, v. O. PETERSON. Prop. avenue, will cele Final arrangements for field family of Bill and Mary Warner, brate their gold Paul Pianfetti, and Roxy Ven- Arvada. Bill, a member of the en wedding'anni* day to be held on the school dena. Volunteer workers for this Cat Bate Drags grounds! April 27 at 1 p.m. were day are Mmes. Audino, Epson, Fountain Service Sundries ^XJL(^ASianL editorial staff of the Reguter, versary with a made at the recent PTA meeting. High Mass in St. Jones, Kellogg, Killham, Kopp, La Ytfitr BuMineig Appreciated is also sports columnist for the Field day qommittee members are Comb, McGannon. Rowe, Rudolph, (Quality Eggs Dominic’s church Mmes. Bob Armstrong, Joe Brun Alameda & So. Broadway Register, National Edition. April 26 at 8 Schmitt, Shephard, and Treat. And Butter Mark’s “twain” is t^year-old ner, Louis Crihari, H. Hethcote, On field day the Rhythm band DUPIICATOR o’clock. They will make its initial appearance CONOCO PRODUCTS Broadway Creamery UillS Rickey. Bill is a graduate of were married orT attired . in shining new uniforms. Regis college and a veteran of April 27, but be cause the exact Parfsh in Swnnsen Busy members of the costume Lubrication - Delco Batteriea 66 So. Broadway SP. 2665 navy service in World war II. committee under the guidance of The latest Warner addition date falls on a Car Washiog '-^A-B • DICK ^ 5 2 3 2 3 E a 2 » Sunday this year Mrs. H. Hethcote and Mrs. Joe rolled off the press early Tues the church cele Plans 1st 40 Hours' Brunner have been meeting at the M A S m - t m ond CARSONS day. keeping a Register staff school hall in the afternoons to W. A. (Dutch) THOMAS Carlin's Mobil Service In rsd« blu«, |r*on, pvrpU mn4 black tradition of making the Wednes bration will be (Our Ladyy of Graco Parish, measure, cut, and prepare the uni BOB CARUN held on Satur- Danvar) Alameda A Logau PE. 9840 (Mtmbef St, Frsneit D* Ssist' Ptrlsh) Distributed exclusively by day deadline. Mark weighed day. forms. The faculty is grateful to seven pounds four ounces. The Forty Hours’ devotion will these women who have given so Lubrication They were be held for the first time in Our married in Yon generpvisly of their time and tal Washing . , . Steam Cleaning Optomelriit Lady of Grace parish on April 25, ents. Pickup & Delivery kers, N. Y., in 26, and 27. The devotions will arid OpHrian At the recent PTA meeting the BUCHANAN’S 1st & Logan SP. 9930 1902 and have begin at 7 o’clock Friday morning, guest speaker was Dr. Ruth Raat- istler's Helen Walsh lived in Denver April 25, with a High Mass and Christian Bros. Wines since 1912. they tama, who spoke on the purposes A. B. DICK Dept. Aiioctita procession. Friday evening at 7:30 and plans of the Parochial Health All Popolar Bttn W. R .JO SE PH have two sons, Father Michael Kavanagh will de John Rogers of Chicago, and Prank Rogers, Lakewood. Also one program. The attendance prize Wt DeliTcr New Fashion KSO Araptho* MAIn (1(1 EYES EXAMINED liver the sermon; Saturday night, was awarded to the first grade PE. 1777 377So. Bdwy. Phone TAkor 18H daughter, Lena Day, Denver. They have seven grandchildren all of April 26, Father John Lyons, S.J., for the largest number of parents 118-218 Majaotie Bids. Denver and Lakewood. of Regis will deliver the sermon; present. This prize was donated Cleaners & Dyers Mr. Rogers is a retired carpenter and real estate operator. They and on Sunday evening at 7:30, by Mrs. Killiam. Two door prizes will observe their anniversary Sunday with a dinner in their home at the solemn closing of the Forty were awarded during the evening; Expert Work for their families and friends. Hours’ Father James Halloran calendula plant donated by ST. PHILOMENA'S PARISH + + + ■ + + from S t Peter’s, Fleming, will de Burke’s Floral was awarded to Mnsten, Masten Fa4t Service liver the sermon. Mrs, Louis ' Crihari, and a hand 530 E. Alameda - SP. 0079 PalroniM0 These Friendly Firms The altar boys will meet Wed crocheted Irish linen handker nesday night, April 23, in the chief made and given by Mrs. 100.33 E. Colfax-Aurora 82 St. Dominic's Plans Bazaar church basement at 7 to prepare Adams was won by Mrs. Joe Brun & Bryan for the Forty Hours’, and the ner. SCIENTIFIC Texaco Products choir will meet at 8 on the same Sunday, April 27, will be Watcb Repair. (St. Dominic’. Pari.h, Denver) The Ave Maria bridge c irc l^ ill evening. Lubrication T ire. A meeting of the officers of the meet at the Aviation club. West monthly Communion Sunday for Dunbar-Andrawi Wasbing Acce..oria. The weekly games parties are Optometrists ROTOLO'S various societies of the parish was 19th avenue, for their luncheon on the chUdren of the parish. They - A. JEITELERS held every Tuesday night at 8 will receive in a group in the 8 OWUnnnitmOlimimtiiituiiH Joe & And/s held April 22 in the rectory read Thursday, May 1, at 1 o’clock. o’clock in the church basement, 796 So. Broadway 3330 E. Colfaa ing room to plan the details of the o’clock Mass. Ava. S t Dominic’s card circle will and square dancing is offered Friday evening services «re held SERVICE STATION carnival which will be held June meet May 1 at 12:30 in the home every Saturday night from 8 to 5 Broadway PEorl 4668 Where Parking I. No Problem 12 to 15, inclusive. The various at 7^30 for world peace. of Mrs. Levi J. Saindon, 2736 11. Recently baptized were Joseph Standard Gas & Oils 12th a Clayton FR. 9826 booths were assigned by the Rev. Meade street, where a luncheon The Men’s club is extending the J. S. Angers, O.P., who is director John, son. of Frank and Anna Vai- will be served and pinochle will be lawn around the church and anna, sponsors Joseph and Anna and supervisor of the carnival. played. rectory. This work is under the A new feature of the carnival Pecararo; and Lynette Marie, Tlie PTA announces that a card direction of Phil Hellen. Black daughter of Martin and Evelyn will be the frowning of a king and party and style show will be held top surfacing will be put on the HOLY FAMILY PARISH queen and the selecting of a royal Van Feldt. sponsors Derrel Rob- in the church auditorium Wednes drive and parking. bin and Olive Benoit, S Patronise These Friendly Firms court from among the school chil day, May 14, at 1 o’clock. Com Father James Moynihan is dren. The basis of the selection plete /arrangement! will be an grateful to all who donated to Any woman in the parish who s will be made upon the greatest ac nounced later. the Eaater collection which can embroider or crochet and who would care to help the Al Portr.it. • CMB.ru . Photo g.ppIlM tivity, on behalf of the carnival, The seventh nade girls who amounted to 31,000. CORN FED MEATS displayed by the pupils. served the sodality’s recent spa The following were married in tar sociaty line up the fancy POULTRY AND RSH All the grades are participating ghetti dinner will be the guests thee presencepi of Father Monyihan work booth for the summer, is DRAPES in the event and are vying with of the sodality in the home of pril 19: Michael Dolce and June asked to contact Mrs. Osberg, l^UniLPhoto Stndlo Bel 3-10S9. Help is needed and s 3 TEIVIVYSON (PETE VAN WOENSEL) one another to produce the great W. R. Anthony, 2727 Java street, Abbey, and Jose Sena and Romana est individual returns. In order Tuesday, April 29 at 6 p.m. The Dimas. would be greatly appreciated. Cleaned by Experts Meat Market Phonal GR 0342 for Appointmont. that the school may know how the social committee will provide the Th« Altar and Rosary society St. Mary Magdalene’s Wildcats s entertainment. Gladys Kennedy is played three games recently. They • 4016 TennyMD GR. 0443 434S W. 41.t Aro. classes and the individuals rank ha* postponed its meeting until s in standing a special display will chairman of the committee. Mey 1. were victorious in the games Fast Service — Pickup & Delivery be made daily of the campaign’s Thursday evening, April 24, the Father Moynihan baptized the against St. Catherine’s Wildcats s progress. The PTA officers. and sodalists will visit patients in ward following April 20: Joy Lynne and Presentation’s team, but lost the school sisters are engaged in 5-C, Fitzsimmons hospital and will O’Donnel, daughter of Mr. and to St. Clara’s. The boys are very S ST. JOSEPH'S PARISH encouraging the children to maxi provide refreshments and enter Mrs. George O’Donnel; and Leroy enthusiastic about their team and Burke's Broadmoor mum effort. tainment. Agnes Carey is chair Cross, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ensil are working hard under the guid Please Patronise These Friendly Firms The successful boy and girl will man. Cross. ance of Byron Rowe. J Cleaners TWO be crowned in royal robes on the Cleaners night of Friday, June 13, and the s SHOPS OPEIV ’TIL WIDIVIGHT EVEBY IVIGHT nearest competitors from each To Commemorate 15th Year April 28 26 East 11th Ave. 712 So. Pearl class will constitute the court of Phone MA 7442 honor. Fitting awards will be made Phone PE 8485 NORM 'S T EX A C O SERVICE to the successful candidates. - Blessed Sacrament PTA Notes Jubilee^ NORM ENGBLOM, Pmp. There will be a baked ham din Tiaeo •■( Finitim rrwnti SPEER BLVD. AT BANNOCK ner on the opening night, Thurs- (Biassed Sacramant Parish, baptized three children on Sun Charles Findle, and Henry J. W( LikriMiiM 1.1 Vuiiw TABOR 9222 June 12, whichh willday, will be served day, April 20: Roger Mark, son Meier, in the Chalet. in the church auditorium from 4 Denvar) The PTA meeting scheduled for of Mr. and Mrs. Lester M. Rohuck, Mrs. C. A. MacMackin, 3008 to 8 p.m. The women of the par with Douglas Rohuck and Ann Elm. will entertain the members I ish will be in charge of the dinner Monday, April 28, at 1:30 in the Coggins as sponsors; Shawn Pat- of tne St. Maria Goretti circle on with Mrs. Levi J. Saindon, presi gymnasium, will commemorate the ricK, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Monday evening, April 28. Mrs. ST. CATHERINE'S PARISH dent of the Rosary Altar society, 15th anniversary of the organiza R. Gavins, with Harvey Cavins and Richard Roberts will be welcomed ST. JOHN'S PARISH arranging for the help in prepar tion in this parish. The past presi Eunice (Campbell as godparents; as a new member. Patronise These Friendly Firms ing, the meal. Mrs. Bonnell will be Mr. and Mrs. George E. Rey Patronise These Friendly Firms dent will be honored guests, and George Evans was proxy for Mr. in charge of the dining room and Cavins. The third baptized was nolds will be hosts to the members the serving of the meal. a cordial invitation is extended to Complele Selection of John David, son of Mr. and Mrs. of St. Patrick’s circle in their home The men of the parish, under former members of the PTA, as Robert L. Manning, with Cornelius on Friday evening, Awil 25. Hardware . . . Paints Ross Variety Store the direction of John Reilly, gen well as all members of the parish, and Mary Jane Moynihan as spon Mr. and Mrs. Lester Barber will HATHAWAY'S CITY LACE CLEANERS V Guns . . . Ammunition Storo No. 1 eral chairman, will look after the to participate. The Rev. Edward sors. entertain the members of the St. 2625 E, 3rd Are, Pickup A Delivery DE 6891 entertainment on the grounds dur Leyden, archdiocesan school direc Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Gower, Francis of Assisi circle in their Gllli Hardware Notiona — Infants Wear ing the various evenings of the tor, will be a special guest. Jr., of 2832 Ivy, are parents of a home Saturday evening, April 26, Curtains and Pillows Carefully Cleaned and Returned Same Size Hardware — Toya carnival. Among the new booths An unusual musical-'program boy bom in St. Joseph’s hospital at a buffet supper. Special Care Given Table Linens — Blankets Laundered 3008 Wa.t 44tb will be one with sporting goods, 2932 West S8th Ave. of “Rhythmic fntorpratalions” on April 17. Eoifor Monday Boll Without Shrinkage GL 3809 dart games, and skill in breaking hat been arranged by the kin Mr. and Mrs. Leonard A. Leon Is Outstanding Success dishes with rolling pins. dergarten teacher, Sitter An- ard announce the birth of a boy, Mrs. Don J. Kirley, chairman Permanent Waving Marble Tournament gelita, in which all the kinder The firms listed here de Mark Anthony, bom April 17 in of the Easter Monday ball, wishes The firms listed here de a Specialty YOUR Now in Progress garten children will take part. St. Joseph’s hospital. to thank her cochairmen, colnmit- serve to be remembered serve to be remembered On April 19, the first round of In anticipation of a very large Zimmermonn-Murphy tee, and everyone throughout the My Lady Edith CLEANERS when you are distributing the marble contest was held on attendance, two tea tables will be parish who helped to make the when you are distributing grounds near the school. The three arranged in the cafeteria for the Miss Patricia j^Iurphy, daughter ball such an outstanding success. your patronage in the dif Beauty Shoppe JOHN «nd BEBTHA UoBUDB your patronage in the dif social hour at the close of the of Mr. and Mrs.'s.' WilliaiWilliam J. Mur winners will participate in the city She is very anxious that all re Hlnnlt Ktaaalar, Hkr. OLondalo 8i«l 1711 TBJON ST. meeting. The mothers of the kin- phy of Marshfield, Wis., ex turns be made to her as quickly as ferent lines, of business. ferent lines of business. championship April 26. The games changed marriage vows with Max are being supervised by Lewis H. dergartners will preside at one possible so that she can prepare a 2804 E. 6th Ava. EA. 0788 and the mothers of the third Zimmermann of Zurich, Switzer report for Monsignor Campbell Kollmeier, baseball coach. land, in the Blessed Sacrament Complete Speeieli.t* in May devotions will be held graders at the other. and the Altar and Rosary society. Mechanical Service Spot Painting A Enamel. The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Harold church April 19. Father Mulcahy The i)ariah is indebted to Daniel every evening during the month, officiating. The bride, who was except on Sundays, at 7:30. These V. Campbell baptized Elizabeth J. McGinley, .co-owner of, the Al BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. given in marriage by her father, bany Hotel florists in the Albany HAIVK’S ALTO BODY devotions on Friday evenings will wore a pale blue ballerina length be combined with the Holy Hour. John S. Geesen, April 15. The hotel, who generously presented Patronise These Friendly Firms Body and Fender Repairs and Painting sponsors were Edward A. Geesen frock, with a shoulder length veil. an orchid corsage to each of 22 38tb Avenue and Parry Street Beautiful card, have been se and Patricia Smutz. Ray VanOver- She was attended by her sister, women who sold 10 or more Easter Phone GR.nd 0142 cured for Mother’* davf-May 11, Miss Sheila Murphy, who was Monday ball tickets. Besides those and will ba availaMa at the chelde acted as proxy for Mr. HENRY VECCHIARELLI DENVER, COLORADO Geesen. “Miss Wisconiin of 1961.” The previously announced, orchids were AVON CliANEltS church Sunday for those who The Rev. William J. Mulcahy maid of honor wore a pale yellow given to Mmes. John Schnittgrund, wish to send these mementos to ballerina frock. They both carried Harold Bowlds, Joseph M. Berger, OUR SPECIALTY — FINE CLEANING their mothers. A norena of small old-fashioned nosegays. Dr. P. Moore, and D. G. Mulligan, and FUR STORAGE, CLEANING, FURNITURE, RUGS, WEAVING Masses starting Mother’s day Ivan Hix was best man, and Rich- Miss Sarah Bennett. 28th MADISON ST. DOMINIC'S PARISH will be said for all those, liring ,ard Murphy of Colorado Springs, The perpetual novena in honor in tha new walnut hill ahopping canter and daad, whosa names are pre PTA Schedules a cousin of the bride,' was an of the Most Sacred Heart is held CALL PAT OR DICK CHAVEZ FL 6544 Patronise These Friendly Merchants sented for remembrance. usher. After a wedding trip, the every Friday night at 7:45 Free Parking We give Red Stamps! The Holy Hour Frid*y evening, young couple will make their home o’clock. The recitation of the Ro 7:30 to 8:30, will be conducted by in Denver. sary is followed by Benediction. the Rev. J. S. Bernier, O.P., who Card Parly at Mrs. Thomas Kelly, a recent The Neighborhood club will ROSS VARIETY STORE The firms listed here de will also deliver the sermon. The patient in a local hospital, is now have its annual tea honoring the serve to be remembered usual novena prayers will be said, at home convalescing. Mr. Kelly, mothers of second grade girls on NOTIONS . INFANT WEAR IVM the the relic of S t Dominic will be ex St. Catherine's who was a patient in the same 'Thursday, May 1, in the home Hardware • Toya when you are distributing posed for veneration, and confes hospital, has been removed to a of Mrs. Arthur D. Cassidy, 2233 sions will be heard. 2214-16 Kearney XaUblUbed 1811 your patronage in the dif (St. Catherine’s Parish, Denver) convalescent home temporarily. Clermont, at 1 o’clock. The third J)octor Orders, ss The members of the Third Order graders’ mothers will be hostesses DE. 4488 n 3160 Tejon GLendela 0228 ferent lines of business. will receive Communion in the The Parent-Teachers’ assdeia- Annual Cord Pprty 7:30 Mass Sunday, April 27. A tion of St. Catherine’s school will To Be on April 30 Sister Gregory Ann, music meeting will be held in the church sponsor a card party for the teach teacher for Blessed Sacrament ing slfcters on Friday, April 25, Final preparations are being school, will present the pupils at 4 p.m. beginning with a dessert-luncheon completed for the second annual in the second, third, fourth, and "The Sign Donee Scheduled at 1 o’clock in the cafeteria. card party to be sponsored by the fifth grades in a recital on Sun That SeiU" ST. JAMES' PARISH For Moy 1 • Tickets were distributed among Mothers’ auxiliary of Boy Scout day afternoon, April 27, at DE 4266 troop 145, on Wednesday evening, 2:30. This will be in the school aa JOHS f. The Young People’s club, the the school children and may also DMNO ftt tif/ lartn Pne Please Patronise These Friendly Firms April 30, at 7:30 p.m. in the school gymnasium; That tame evening LM’Th> fftfvtj Blemars, will hold a scheduled be purchased at the door. The puiroR tickets are 50 cents. cafeteria. T h e chairman, Mrs at 8 o’clock, the sixth, seventh, stntuTU’nn. Will Ui dance Thursday evening, May 1, in Arthur Bader, PR. 4463, will be >T t u t a t r The cookie bar will again be a and eighth grade pupils will par the church auditorium with John glad to accept reservations. The ticipate in a piano recital. Par WALT BADGEB Says: ny Haws’ orchestra providing the feature of the party and will have a plentiful supply of home baked tickets are. 50 cents per person. ents, relatives, and friends are Yonr Sport Clothes will music. Arrangements for the All guests are asked to bring their invited to attend. dance are being made by a com cookies and cakes. There will be own cards. YOU ALWAYS Beceive Expert Care mittee headed by Bob Walsh, special prizes, such as an electric At the request of some of the Assured by S Tickets are $1 per person and mantel clock, an album of record mothers, an invitation is extended SAVE AT may he purchased at the door. A ings, lamp shades, flowers, and to the seventh and eighth grade LOYOLA PARISH Registered Pharmacists many other items. special attraction is the 3300 tele boys and girls who may be inter Patronise These Friendly Films SIMMONS DRUG Associated Cleaners vision set which will be on display The sisters and the PTA would ested in paying cards. The com Your doctor's prescription will that evening. appreciate the assistance of the 2868 Colo. Blvd. FR. 2614 mittee has made a special student SAVE TIME trtADB AT HOME be conectly dispenied at Park 6736 E. Colfax EA. 5462 Mrs. Thomas J. Farrell, 3027 parish in making this‘card party a rate of 25 cents per person to be hill Drug Company . . . 8 reg W. 29th avenue, will entertain the success. Rocky Fieri and Js* Hays* paid at the door. istered phormociats to terv* Little Flower bridge circle in her Dr. A. Cllfant will be at St. Ten patrol leaders of troop 146, Rocky’s Pharmacy, Inc. Joha C. home Wednesday, April 30, at 1 Catherine’s school on Friday accompanied by Scoutmaster Jim you. o’clock with a luncheon. Your Convenient Scholl morning, April 25, starting at 9 Elliott, went on a camping trip to Druggist We proudly acknowledge 100 The S t Ann circle will meet o’clock, to give diphtheria immuni Elbert. The Rev. Walter Steidle PRESENTATION PARISH with Mrs. Joseph Lewis, 3333 El Preacriptiona Liquor FINEST per cent occeptonce by the zation and Schick tests. He will of Elbert made aiTangements for MEATS AND iot street, Tuesday, April 29, at be assisted by the school' nurse. the campsite and spent some time ntb and Race EAst S86I GROCERIES medical profeuion. duo to loir 1 o’clock for bridge and luncheon. Miss Grace Fisk; Mrs. D. Figlio- with the boys. All the parents of prices, prompt service, and Mrs. John Winters, 2825 Eliot 2S16 Fairfax lino, and Mrs. Roy Jackson of th» post and troop 145 are urged to un(]uestioned accuracy. Celebrating Our 1st Anniversary street, will entertain the St. Al school health committee. send the registration fee of $3 FR. » (( bert bridge circle with luncheon The following women repre per week for Camp Tahosa (July ANNUNCIATION At this time we wish to thank our many friends and and cards on Thursday, May 1, at sented St. C a t h e r i n e ’ 8 at the 13) to Jim Elliott, scoutmaster, For Di.tinctive Prises for Bridge 1 o’clock. CPTL meeting on Thursday^, April before May 1. Patronise These Friendly Firms Fairfax Hardware Portia, and all other occasions— patrons for their fine patronage. We pledge to continue VISIT our oin d i p a r t m i n t 17: Mmes. R. Amman, J. Burns, Circles to Meet (Colfax at Fairfax) to offer only the finest d^ry cleaning available. Correction M. E. Cooke, R. Dispense, H. Da Salvo, F. De Salvo, R. Ernst; J. During ^ e Week HARDWARE, GLASS. PAINTS In a cutline in last week’s edi 1735 Eaat 31 at Are. - HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Prey, H. Floyd, J. Foley, Wil Our Lady of Lourdes circle will Phont CH. (Ill tion of the Denver Catholic Reg liam Liley, J. Lombardi, L. San- m eet. Tuesday' evening. May 13, FR. 2725 5022 E. Colfax WESTWOOD CLEANERS ister the name of Rose Hajek tangelo, L. Walmsley, and H. at 8 o’clock in the home of Mrs. H. L. Rinehart* Prop. Westwood 2198 3610 Morrison Road erroneously appeared as Rose de Wehrle. Mrs. J. Lombardi, league Don R. Dyrenforth, 2334 Bellaire. lulo. Miss Hajek helped to enter ^airm an, announced St. Cather • The members of the St. Joan of tain the orphans at the Conti- The firms listed here deserve to Earl Me Andrews, Prop. Vet. ine’s had the highest attendance Arc circle will be luncheon and be remembered vdien you ar^ die* n en ^ ^ (^ in g room of the Union ^ all the CPTL meetings during bridge guests on Friday, April W* PIcknp * statwS' tributing your patro&aga to thi dil* t ze school year. ,26, of Mmsa. C. R. Courtney, fersBt linaa of buaiaaaae Thunday, April 24, 1952 Office, 938 Bonneek Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 PAGE THIRTEEN Father Lo Cascio Chosen as Chairman Solemn Novena to Honor Mary New Constitution, Bylaws Approved Fr. Murphy to Inaugurate Mt. Carmel Plans 21st Annual Bazaar St. Francis' Boosters Change Name^ (Our Ladr of Mt. C«rm*l Parith, grounds. A spaghotti dinner will sponsors: Joseph Edward, son of Rites at Christ the King (St. Francis da Salas’ Parish, + + + + + Danvar) bo served in the high school Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Knue, with Danvar) More than 200 persons attended cafeteria during the basaar. John S. and Gertude Tamaska as * . (Ckriat the King Pariah, Denver) At a meeting of the Boosters’ a meeting: of the M t Carmel ba> A spring spaghetti supper will sponsors; Adolph, son of Mr. and A solemn novena in honor of .Our Lady of the Miracu- April 16, the new constitutiontituticlub Golden Jubilarians be sponsored by the Mt. Carmel Mrs. Richard Schon, with Albert zaar workers and their families in oua Medal will open in Christ the King church Sunday, and bylaws enlai;ging the scope of the parish hall April 21, during society in the 'Mt. Carmel hall, and Maria Martinez as sponsors; the organization were accepted. A THE GOLDEN which plans for the 21st annual ba 3617 Navajo street, Tuesday, April Joyce Licata, daughter of Mr. and April 27, at all the Masses, and will close on Monday, May motion to change the name also jubilarians pic 29, from 6 p.m. on. Donations ate Mrs. Oscar J. Olson, with George 5. The Rev. Preston Murphy, C.M., will be the novena mas was approved; henceforth the or- zaar were formulated. The Rev. Smaldone and Mary Meiser as tured at the right Thomas Lo Cascio, O.S.M., was fl for adults and 60 cents for ter. Novena services on weekdays will commence at 7:45 anization will be known aa the are Mr. and Mrs. unanimously elected chairman for children. President Frank Mancini sponsors; Randolph Joseph, son of it. Francis de Sales Athletic asso and his chairmen cordially invite Mr. and Mrs. Louis Carraaa, with each evening. This.solemn novena Henry H. Ross- the affair, and Oliver Calabrese Sarafino and Flavella Capillupo as will inaugurate s perpetual no ciation. miller, 137 S. was named vice chairman. A vote outsiders aa well as all parish On April 21 an election of of ioners to the supper. sronsora; Richatd, son of Mr. and vena in honor of Our ikdy of the Final Plans Made Pearl street. They of thanks was extended to Roxie Miraculous Medal. ficers was held. The following will were married in First Holy 'Communion will Mrs. Richard Calvin Crum, Jr., hold office for the coming year: Carbone, retiring chairman, for be received on Mother’s day. with George Cusiamano and Jessie Altar Group to Matt Quincy, 111., April his labors in directing the bazaar M. Cusiamano at sponsors; Judith For Silver Dollar John Reagan, president; Hans 23, . 1902. They May 11, in the children’s S The recitation of the Rosary in Mally, vice president; Rita Carlin, for the past 15 years. The bazaar o’clock Mass. Examinations are Louise, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. the church at 1:30 p.m. Friday, moved to Colo was inaugurated in 1931. Raymond Di Poala, with Chris and secretary; Didk Schmitz, treasurer; rado in 1911, and now being conducted by the sis April 26, will open the meeting of and James Cantrall, financial sec Father Lo Cascio announced his ters in charge. Mabel Garcia as sponsors; and the Altar and Rosary society, after Days by Knights have been mem sincere thanks to everyone who has Juanita Margaret, daughter of retary. bers of St. Fran PTA Will Meet which'members will adjourn to helped make the event a success Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Silvia, with the rectory assembly uom. The Final plans were made April 22 The .awarding of certificates to cis de Sales’ par in the past, and requested contin On April 3^ at 7:45 p.m. the Eloy and Dorothy pierea as spon- nominating committee^will pre for the 24th annual Silver Dollar those in the swimming classes and ish for the past ued co-operation for future ba monthly meeting of the Mt. Carmel sort. sent its slate of officers and an days to be sponsored by the an exhibition of square dancing 21 years. Their zaars. Much credit is to be given P’TA will be held in the school election will be held. Knights of Columbus. Ray Slat and tumbling completed the pro seven children, to Father Lo Cascio for his efforts cafeteria. Plans are getting under Pupils of the school under the tery, general chairman, announced gram for the evening. all of whom will in connection with the building of way for entertainmentjnt after the Society Will Sell leadership of Sister M. Roselma the dates for this year: Thursday, Mr. a n d Mrs. George Moss- be present for the the new high school, the completion business meeting, and it is hoped will present a program of music. Friday, and Saturday, June 6, 6, brucker, Mr. a n d Mrs. Arthur celebration, are of which, after 20 years of hard that many parents and friends will Our Lady of Fatima circle will and 7, Turner, and Mr. and Mrs. J. Walk Mrs. Eva Ross- work, marks the achievement of attend. ' Silver Dollar days will be held er were appointed on the refresh miller of Los An At the latest meeting of the Gifts at Church be the hostesses and will serve the parishioners’ fondest dreams. refreshments at the social hour in the Knights of Columbus home. ment committee for the May meet geles, Mrs. Ber The 1952 bazaar will be held St. Juliana study club, which 'was (PrMtatatleii Pariik, Danvar) ing. The officers will be installed tha Wolcott, Mrs. held in the home of Mrs. Pauline Mother’s day and graduation which will follow the business in the Mt. Carmel bigh ichool meeting. All women of the parish, and new committees also will be Helen Broderick, July 30 and Aug. 1, 2, and 3. Gallo, Communion was the topic gifts will be sold by Junior appointed at this meeting. Paul, Harold, The next study meeting will be Altar and Rotary society after all especially newcomers, are invited New and modern booth* and to attend. For the younger women C. E. Reinhardt, 225 S. Wil Matthew, and Ar stand* will be erected on tbe held in the home of Mrs. Mary the Masses on Sunday, April 27. thur, all -of Den Mancinelli. Prices will range from 25 cents who would like to bring their liams, was given the two season small children baby sitters wiil be box seats at Bears’ Stadium. ver. Open house The Altar and Rosary society to $2.50. for family andfriends S u n d a y, April 27. English section thanks all mem The Junior Altar and Rosary so provided. S t Joseph’s circle will be enter bers of the parish who contributed ciety will have a special meeting PTA Sialts Boka Sale tained by Mrs. Walter Mesch Wed to the Easter flower fund. The Wednesday, April 30, at 8 p.m. in Home-baked foods have proven nesday, April 29, at 1 p.m. in the Communion breakfast held an the music room. so popular in the past that the assembly room of the r.ectory. Mrs. BOYI$ WANTED FRATERNIDAD nually for the society will be "We’re 40 years young—still Parent-Teachers’ association has Arthur A. Dollaghan will be as (Grammar School. High School, College) PHI-ETA-MU served after the 7 o’clock Mass in full of fun —at Presentation!” discided to have another tale Sun sisting hostess. To follow Christ—To sara sonls the high school cafeteria May 4. This is the winning slogan for the day, May 4, after all the Masses. Those assigned to take care of To lanctify thtmiolTOs All reservations are to be turned ruby anniversary festival celebra Foods to be sold will be home pre the candelabra are; Week of April Bt bocoming Priest* in the Capachin-Franciscan Order founded hr S t Frands, in by April 29 tion this June 26, 27, 28, and 29. pared and will include pies, cakes, 21, Mmes. H. Yeager and M. Broc- Apostle of Peace and Lora, over 7 centuries ago. Thanks for the Easter lilies Rosary services are held every cookies, doughnuts, rolls, and cas klsh; week of April 28, Mmes. V. Johnson, Al Fender, and A. Dpust: If you wish to dodicato your lives to preaching, teaching, parUhea, social work, that filled the entire altar evening at 7:30 except Sundays serole dishes—in fact, just about ham* or foraign mlaiions, then accept the opportunity we offer yoa Young extended to Pagliacci’s resturant, when a perpetual novena in honor anything to enhance Sunday din week of May 6, Mmes. Peter aM IWtHUNWl James Anderies; week of May 12, men who with to bo«ome brother* and serve God In the manua^ trade* or various which also has contributed many of Our Lady of the Miraculous ner. Those wishing to make dona occupations of th* Monastery are eqaally welcome. No ipecial studies an mraiMMuiii flowers in the past. Mmes. George Mulqueen and J. Medal is held at 6 p.m. tions are asked to have them at the requirtd, * SAN JUAN,P.R. Recently baptized in the parish A religious discussion will be school hall on Saturday afternoon. Craig; and week of May 19, Mmes. Write Immediately to; were: Joseph David, son of Mr. S. Ryan and C. McKay. MLYtr.aaii held by members of the Young Anyone not able to bring her do Very Rev. Fr. Andrew. O.F.M. Cap., Dlractor of Vocation* and Mrs. Lawrence Andrew, with People’s club on Friday, April 26, nation is asked to call Mrs, Jamek The altars will be taken care of Mount Carmel Church, Orange, N. J. 1951 Gloria Mae and Joe Andrew as at 8 p.m. Topics of interest to all Cudmore, EA. 6524, and she will by the following volunteers: Week spionsors; James, son of Mr. and will be discussed. arrange to have the donation of April 18, Mmes. 0. Wienecke, Mlrs. Domnic Paladino, with Paul The biggest game* party of picked up. E. Sulcer, E. Compton, and A, and Evelyn Roth as sponsors, tb* year will be bald Thunday, St. Patrick’s circle has the dis Dunst; week of April 26, Mmes. Linda Josephine, daughter of Mrs. April 24, at B p.m. in tb* pariik tinction of having presented the M. Fair, E. Harris, J, Herberger, Actual 111* IVi X l*eh*e Margaret Mares, u^th Thomas and R*F Slattary and G. Mulqueen; week of May 2, SampU and Prlc* on l*qu*M Rebecca Mares as sponsors; Renee ball. parish with the^ largest number of Badges & Buttons ior Sodeties, The following converts were new members in April through 16th and Grant streets, Denver. Mmes. E. Sulcer, E. Compton, 0. Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. and Entertainment and games are be Wienecke, k n d M. Guion; and* Ceaveatieiu. Celebrations & EvenU Mrs. Alereno Lombardi, with John baptised and made their drat Holy Mr. and Mrs. Al Jepson, who be Catalog Mo. 700 Fie* hr A«ki«f Communion April 13: Robert W< came parents of a boy born April ing organized, and a pleasant eve week of May 9, Mmes. J. Loeffel, Lombardi and Rose lacavetta ning will be guaranteed to every A. McKone, C. Kelsey, and C. sncHsinuiLOR sponsors; Josephine Ann, daughter Wilkinson, Jr., with Gerald and 14, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard WESTERN BADGE 5, NOV. Co. Mary Lucton as sponsors; Mrs. Maginn, whose daughter was bom one. Friede. Si. Paul Minn, of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rotola, With Joseph and Frances Collefti as Lorraine Joan Kosage, with Emma April 12. Volunlatr Workart Tour Bakery 1543 LARIMER « ALbin* 34-22 P Kosage as sponsor; Richard Corl, New Porithionar John J. Gallagher ia cochairman The Cub Scout pack and their with Elmer Goetzinger as sponsor; State Senator and Mrs. Stephen of tha event, and Jack Monckton WESTERN GROWN GARDEN SEEDS Mrs. Joyce Elaine Balli^er, den mothers made a tour through L. R. McNichols are the parents has been appointed chairman in the Bowman Biscuit company re For Good Things l« Eat and for Fkatur* with Leona Applegate as sponsor; of their fourth child and first charge of ticket sales. Following Rose Marie Lawler, with Patricia daughter, Mary Elisabeth, who was ia a Hat of those who volunteeered cently. Michael Connelly, Robert Reardon as sponsor; Robert Wil to work for the 1962 Silver Dol Freman, Tommy Heron, Tom Hes- PLANT A HOME GARDEN THIS SPRING born April 20. sion, and Billy Kelly, den aix; and iam and Frederic Carl Chapman, Mrs. Richard Graham enter lar days: L. D. Mason, Lem Lan Hart’s a luffsttlan. Can be added le er reduced. with Joseph and Ruth Jancar as dis, Vic Hebart, Ralph Moore, and John Hession, den three, recently tained St. Patrick’s circle on April made a tour of the Colorado State sponsors; and Mrs. Juanita Opal 16. Mmes. Harry Schnibbe and Aldo Notarianni; Kanta with Cectle Fitzgerald as Claude Ramsey, Wallace F. museum. They were chaperoned Dan Maloney received the bridge by Mrs. Ralph Kelly. oldi Seal Seeds sponsor. awards. Mrs. Herbert' Flannery, Webb, Charlie Reilly, Carl Infants baptized were Harry Jr., was welcomed as a guest. Schmidt, Neil Dougherty,' John Election of officers was held at Paul, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Myron Miss Irene Koser of 6426 E. Asbomo, William P. Dolan, Bob the Cub Scout Mothers’ auxiliary Harrington, with Clifford and Do Woods, Maurice Hickey, Joe meeting April 16. Elected were 14th avenue will be hostess to the Mrs. Howard Roll, president; Mrs. lores McIntyre as sponsors; Don Ave Maria circle for an evening of Lynch, Bud Festerly, John Wal- AUTO INSURANCE Vegetable ald Robert Mark, son of Mr. and William O’Connell, first vice pres bridge la her home on Wednesday, deck, Lawrence Oill, Ed O’Connor, Mrs. Donald Valdez, with Thomas April 30. and Charles Van Buakirk. ident; Mrs. Charles Keller, second Q a r d e r L i and Rebecca Padilla aa sponsors; St. Anthony’s circle will meet vice president; Mrs. Gerald Con • Better protection nelly, secretary; and Mrs. Joseph liability and Charles Philip, son of Mr, and in the home of Mrs. William Thom • Fast claim jervie* Mrs. Filomena (iastaneda, with Lynch, treasurer. They will be in ond proptrfy son, 666 Elm street, for a bridge- $135 Is Realized stalled at the May meeting by Mrs. ( domog* .45 • A low-payment 1 lb. Beans .45 1 Pkt. Letf Lettuce .10 Roy and Joan Suazo as spot^sors, luncheon Thursday, May 1. Frank M. Miller, president of the limits *12 policy for 1 oz. Batts .*•..17 2 Qtt. Onion Sets . Our Lady of Fatima circle will Mrs. Homer H. Owen, 60 10/20/5 .«5 meet in the home of Mrs. Thomas all-city council. careful driver*. 1 ez. Carrots . . . .15 1 Pkt. Parsnips *' .10 Eudora street, will be hostess to Oa Boke Sale Held The Cub Scout pack meeting will Rogers, 550 Hazel court, on Thurs Our Lady of Fatima circle at a • No extra day, April 24, at 12:30 o’clock. be held Friday, April 26, at 8 p.m. EACH 6 MONTHS charges i lb. Hybrid Sweet Cent .15 2 lb. Peas . . . .85 luncheon in her home Friday, in the high school auditorium. Ed The Needlework club will meet May 2. At St. Beraadette's I Pkt. Cucumber . * .10 1 et. Radish . - . .12 in the home of Mrs. E. Sedlmayer, ward Fishencord, Larry Frieze, 712 Lowell boulevard, Thursday, In preparation for the First Fri Geoffrey Gratton, Joe Keleman, FULLER'S INS. AGENCY day, there will be a Holy Hour (St. Barnadetta’* Pariah, Danvar) Tbit ad la good fer a— May 1, at 10:30 o’clock. and Rodney Pfannenstiel, mem Gold, Silver Cellaction from 7:46 to 8:45 p.m. Thursday, The monthly bake sale, held re bers of den seven, will present the HpAiflAiice 10^ Packet of Finiit Mixt4 Zinnia S<«4 Old gold and silver are being May 1. cently in the Safeway store in flag ceremony and skit. collected by Mmes. E. Reardon and The office of the Blessed Sacra Lakewood, resulted in a profit of Robert Pfannenstiel has donated with etch $1.00 order at our aterc, by mail, er at a nelgb* E. Sedlmayer for the Tabernacle ment will be said by parishioners, $136. This sum was added to the an ottoman to the Mothers’ auxil school fund. iary for a project Mrs. Ralph berheed Dealer’s store handling Gold Seal Seedi. society. and the Holy Hour will close with \^wiC^^GENERAL INSURANCE CO. OF AMERICA Mrs. Margaret Tracy is sponsor Benediction of the Blessed Sacra Mrs. Albert Novak ■will enter Kelly, 460 S. Logan, SP. 6743, is tng the sale of tickets for a games ment. tain members of the St. Berna the chairman of the project and HOMf OFFICE SFATUE ASK FOR PLANTING CHART AND SIID CATALOG — dette circle in her home, 9590 W tickets may be purchased from her. A CAPITAL \ party to be held in St. Joseph’s Confessions will be heard Thurs STOCK COMPANY' 10th avenue, Monday, April 28, at The annual scout trip to Win hall on May 6 to purchase equip day afternoon, May 1, from 4:30 11:80 a.m. A dessert-luncheon ment for the festival dinner to be to 5:30 and in the evening from ter Park on the Danvar and Rio will be served and canasta will be Grand* railroad will b* held Sat held June 26. 7:80 to 9. 9 played. There are 16 members in The Altar and Rosary society urday, May 3, daparting at 9:30 Mr. and Mrs. Dan Maloney have this group. a.m. and on Sunday, May 4, da will sponsor a miscellaneous booth moved into their new home at Mr. and Mrs. R. Aemmer re. at the festival and donations will parting at noon. Th* fa(*s ara 1626 Fairfax street. turned recently from a trip to the $2.15 per adult and $1.50 per Recommended Firms be appreciated. The society is also Hawaiian islands. They had been sponsoring a needlework booth. child. Reservations must be gone since Februu^. made by April 28 with H. R. Anyone wishing to make aprons Mrs. Ed Linquist is now conva or do other needlework is asked to Schmitz, SP. 0795. lescing in her home. She had been The following infants were bap for AUTO contact Mrs. Ross Newcom, 845 P I A Re-Elects a patient in St. Anthony’s hos King street. tized recently: Mark Daniel Mar pital for several weeks. tin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward NOTICB TO CREDITORS . St. Gerard’s circle will meet D. Martin, with Hector and Ellen olorado Springs ESTATE OP ANNA GALANSKI, *1*0 Thursday evening, April 24, in the Canter as sponsors; Debra Jean SERVICE known ** Ann* Zellniki, Wind* Ann* Slate of Officers home of Mrs. Margie Woodman. Zcliniki, Wind* Zbicneurle* and Wand* Whitfield, daughter of Mr. and 5 Zbizniewie*. DECEASED. (St. Elizabeth’s Parish, Danvar) Approximately 25 children Mrs. James E. Whitfield, with No. 89706 At the April meeting of the are attanding the catechism George and Julia F. Hoss as spon Notlei ia h.reby glTtn that on the 14th class** that are hetng held after day at April. 1962, lettar* of adminlatration PTA, the re-election of the pres sors; Sheryl Ann Clubb, daughter DODGE-PLYMOUTH OWNERS were i**u«d to U>e undenig:ned a* Adminia- ent'officers took place. They are: the 7)30 Maas every Sunday. of Mr. and Mrs. Milton L. Clubb, trator of tb* above named eatate and all President, Mrs. Sue Capra; vice Tha pupils will raceive their with Joe Wonsetler and Cyrlla M AY R E A L H perion* having elairaa agalnat laid eatat* president, Mrs. Barbara Woods; First Communion on May 4. Richmeier as sponsors; Gregory NOW'S the Time to Consider are required to Sle them for allowance Members of the St. Frances Ca- Webster , Heron, son of Mr. and In the County Court of the City and corresponding secretary, Mrs, ENGINE TUNE-UP—A simple “tune-up” by our trained me County of Denver, Colorado, within aix Rose Hofsetz; secretary, Mrs. brini circle will meet Tuesday, Mrs. Kenneth W. Heron, with Paul r e a l t o r . mdnths from laid date or aaid claim* will April 29, in the home of Mrs. Rose Kelly and Rose Kelly as sponsors; chanics costs surprisingly little—yet assures quicker starting, b* forever barred. Vivian Noonan; and treasurer, faster pick up, smoother performance and greater economy! B. C. HILLIARD, JR., Mrs. Tony Miller, The members of Manzo. Judith Ann Officer, daughter of INSURANCE . LOANS- 4 Adminiatrator. the PTA ^presented the school with Gregg Allen, Sr., has been ill. Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Officer, First Publication April 17. 1962 JAMES MOTOR CO. Laat Publication May 16, 1962 a valualHe selection of musical Recent Baptisms with Dr. Thomas A. Triplett and records from which the children The following children were Jacqueline Costello as sponsors; 1278 Lincoln Dodge & Plymouth Salet & Service K E . 8221 Ute Theater Bidg. NOTICE OP FINAL SETTLEMENT AND will' learn musical appreciation in and Byron Elliot Sauders, son of DETERMINATION OF HEIRSHIP baptized by the . Rev* John Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sauders, Colorado Springs, Colo. ESTATE OF ANNIE L. SHUBERT, the classrooms. Doherty, pastor, April 20: Terry DECEASED. The Third Order of SL Francis Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. with Hugh and Wilma Kline as No. 9226S sponsors. National Auto Body & Radiator Co. MAIN 1 8 9 8 Notice !■ hereby given that on the 13th will receive Holy Communion John Leech, with Mr. and Mrs. day of May, 1952, 1 will preaent to the Sunday, April 27. The group’s William Quin^ as sponsors; Karon FKANK J. NASTLEY, Mtmbar St. Franel* d* 8*1** Pariah Co.inty Court of the City and County of monthly meeting will take place RADIATORS, BODIES, HCtODS AND FENDERS Denver, Colorado, my aceounta for final Catherine, daughter of Mr. and Married in Derby Rite settlement of the administration of aaid the same afternoon at 3 o’clock in Mrs. Robert Kerstiens, with Willie REPAIRED AND MANUFACTURED aitate, when and where all peraona in the school hall for the novices, and Burge and Roseanna Manzo as Derby.— (St; Catherine’s Par Repairing Wrecks a Specialty Quality Painting iotereat may appear and object to them at 3:15 in the church for all other sponsors; iah)—On Saturday morning, April THE MURRAY DRUG CO. WILLIAM C. CRARON if they deaire. Phone TA. 2918 12 E. 8th Ave. 10 members. Marilyn Ann, daughter of Mr. 19, Nick Leiker and Miss Cath Bill ttw*—116 6. ritM Pait>4l*li 144 Notice ii alio hartby givtn that thire erine Stromel, both of Derby, were l•rtk S32 S. ItkiH-rBAI* IS* Optometrist hai been filed in laid aatate a petition Father Kevin P. Henry, O.F.M., and Mrs. Richard Kwietkowski, liking for a judicial aacartainment and is preaching missions in Oklahoma ■with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kwiet married in the presence of the ad ILlTFBAHKGUMe, Professional Pharmacy lU North Tajaa St. determination of the heir* of auch de for the next four weeks. Father kowski as sponsors; Joyce Marie, ministrator, Father Dominic M. FBONI m ain t u t ceased, \n d setting forth that tha names, 801 No. Tejon MAia 1088 addresaa* and relatlonihipa of all persons, Leo Malone, O.F.M., is giving a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clar Albino, O.S.M., who officiated at COLORADO SPEINGS. COLO. who ai* or claim to h* heira of said de- two-week mission for the military ence Schaffer, with Raymond the ceremony and offered the Nup oeaaad, so far aa known to th* petitioner, tial Mass. Mr. and Mrs. John MU- art aa follows, to-wit: Josephine L. Hcide- personnel of Fitzsimons hospital. Schaffer and Rosalie Reidel as ewrrSUR-PLYMOUTH C el Raur^t (o f Denver) man, 1289 8. Sherman St, Denver, Colo, Father Sebastian Egan, O.F.M., ia sponsors; and Kathy Susan, daugh tonberger were the best man and MfiTOm Moron c a f P ock et PETE BEROIVl daughter; and Eliaabcth H. Willis, 8080 preaching the Forty Hours’ devo ter of Mr, and Mrs. Edwin. Oster- matron of honor. This was the sec Candy and Ice Cream at Magnolia St., Long Beach, Calif., daughter. ond marriage in St. Catherine’s. WPS BROADWAY CH.!15561 ; F i j R i v r n j R E s h o p J AccOKUngly, notice is also hereby given tion in St. Joseph’s church, Chey holt, with Mr. and Mrs. Amos Johnson-English UPHOLSTRaiNQ. that upon th* date aforasaid, or the day enne, Wyo. Stock as sponsors. During the month of May, the ’ aa-UPHOLSTERINO AND to which the hearing may be contlnned, month dedicated to the honor of > BBPAIK1N6 the Court will proceed to receive and hear Mary, the Mother of ^esus Christ, Drug Co. , SHp Cviri loS Dnpirli* proofs concerning tbe heirs of such de- ’ M«Si I* OrSir caaaed, and, upon th* proofs inbmittad. will Dominican Sisters' Bazaar S t Catherine’s parishioners will be LENTUERIC ToUetrles ^ Fnm itar* Mad* to Order antar a decre* in aaid estate datermlning afforded the opportunity of honor Tijoa at Bli*a S t PImbi 1411 * S4-S1 8*. WilMtch Av*. HAfa U H < who are the heira of such daeaasad person ing the Queen of Mothers and pa at which haaring all persons claiming to troness of May, by assisting at b* heira at law of inch decaaaed may ap To Feature 3 Big Awards pear and present their proofs. daily Mass to be offered at 8 “ If Your /Vaadi 4ro Eleelrieui The Heyse Sheet JOSEPHINE L. HEIDEMAN, o’clock. E ve^ evening in May, Adminiatratriz. The initial committee meeting for the annual midsummer b r a g y e n * Cali Main 939" Metal and Roofing First Publication April 10, 1962 bazaar of the Dominican Sisters of the Sick Poor was held in the there will be evening services of WtRINO-FIXTUBBS AND BBPAIBS Last Publication May S, 1962 convent April 21. the Rosary and Benediction begin INCORPORATRD ning at 7:30 for world peace car 1io~ ' ■BATIN6 ROOPINO John Schlereth, general chairman, announced the three major Berwick Electric Co. 8BRBT METAL awards of this year’s bazaar to be held July 17, 18, 19, and 20 on through the intercession of Mary: J. 0. B8RWICX US SO. NEVADA the Loyola parish church grounds, 23rd and York streets. YIC HEBERT INC C.I*r*S* Sprlaz*. C*l*r*S« Ph.a*i MAIb IU AURORA The main award is a 1962 de luxe Hudson “Wasp” sedan, with Free Mops of Denver DenvgsWiig- B it IMS two-tone paint, hydromatic, heater, radio, directional turn signal, 3660 Downing and many other extras. This car ia on display at the Vic Hebert The detailed and colorful new Sine* 191S The firms listed here de Hudson company, 3360 Downing, and will, on successive weeks, be city maps of Denver being issued SenaceC®teT: PURSE BROS. shown in the other Hudson defers’ showrooms. Other awards are by the Denver Convention and serve to be remembered a GE television tonsole and a Weatinghouse “Frost-Free” refrig Visitors’ bureau contain a wealth The firms listed here de when you are distributing flD tN £ iS -i erator. of information. Anyone desiring serve to be remembered GROCERY A MARKET. This bazaar is the only source of funds for the sisters and one of the nfw maps may obtain your patronage in the dif o».vr.(^r,ne. CROCBRIES - MEATS - FBUlTi their work. They care for the sick, regardlesi of race, color, or his copy for the asking by calling when you are distributing ferent lines of business. VBGETABLP creed, the only requisite being the need of the recipient, 'The sis at the Convention bureau’s Hos your patronage in the dif «7N iM i Csifaz At*. Ph. Azrorz HI ters are registered nurses and provide nursing care, medicine, and pitality center, 225 W. Colfax j!ood for the sick poor. avenue. ■ ferent lines of business. k PAGE FOURTEEN Offiet, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyetone 4205- Thursday, April 24, 1952 I— I l[Fr. Schmitt Speaks Voted 'Man of the Year' Nominations Set Annunciation Altar Group' ! Homemaker^s To Altar Society plans Cord Party on May 1 I I Department B y Loyola PTA (Annunciation Parish,dpenver) ' The following names are on the At Mother of God A card party and luncheon for refresjiment committee: Mrs. J. \ PalrontM TAcm Reliabla and Friendly Firmt the benefit of the Altar and Ro Mumford, Mrs. George Harrower, (Mother of God Parish, Denver) sary society, sponsored by St. Mrs. Evelyn McBride, Mrs. Wal- .L. At Meet Apr. 29 Anne’s, St. Catherine’s, and Sa ^ter O’Brien, Mrs. Alex Schlagel, Thirty-five members of the Altar (Loyola Pariah, Denver) cred Heart cluk will be held in Mrs. Sawazhki, Mr. and Mrs. and Rosary society enjoyed a talk The Loyola PTA will meet Hagus hall on Thursday, May 1, Mrs. William Condon, Mr. and Bacon & Schramm J. A . Johnstn & Son by Father Harley Schmitt, pastor Tuesday, April 29, at 1:30 in the at 1 o’clock. A large attendance is of All Saints’ parish, at a meeting Mrs. Julius Sawazhki, Mr. and Mrs. Ettablithed 35 Yeare basement of the new school. Mrs. hoped for. j Louis Zingi, Mr. and Mrs. Alex COMPOSITION ROOFING April 18. Father Schmitt gave an William Zint, physical education Mr. and Mrs. ^enneth Glas- ander Buhr, Mrs. J. Atzenbeck, TH-E ROOFING Gutters * Sheet Metal account of his experiences while instructor, has arranged the pro mann, 3271 Race, street, spent the Mr. and Mrs. John Appelhans, and ROOF REPAIRING • Gas Fumares he was, a student at the North gram, which will include demon week end with their daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mollendor. Gas Conversion Burners American college in Rome. strations from all classes of Loy sou-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Anyone wishing tickets for the The society recently purchased ola school. The nominating com 88 PenniylTania RA 5657 Dinges, at Clearfield, Utah. affair may call Mrs. John Appel a rebuilt vacuum sweeper. Several mittee will present a slate of of One hundred twenty bojri and hans, KE. 5901, or Mrs. Joseph other items necessary for the ficers for the approval of the girls will receive First Commun Mollendor, DE. 4012. THE BEST IN LUGGAGE maintenance of the altar and clean members. Nominations for all of ion Sunday, April 27, in the THE All Kindi The Junior and Senior band will ing of the church w e^ donated at fices may be made also from the 8:30 Mass. The PTA women entertain friends and parents McVeigh Company the meeting by Mmes. Edward floor. The Rev. Edward P. Mur will serve breakfast to the chil Monday evening, April 28, at 8 Poole, J. J. Dowd, and W. L. Dem- phy, S.J.; Sister Maria Theresa, dren following the Mass. Miss p.m. in the ,hall. All parents are PAINTING AND mer. The new tabernacle veil used DECORATING and Mmes. Peter Puhl, Henry Ja- Julius Sawazhki is chairman urged to attend this meeting and for the first time on Easter was nuks, and Russell Hager were on and Mrs. D. Humphrey, co- entertainment. CONTRACTORS made and donated by Mrs. "W. L. the nominating committee. chairman. The bake sale held Sunday was 1328 Inca KE. 0718 Eit. Baur, The mothers of the first grade UI4 B’wnr The Annunciation. PTA ticket a grand success and the Band par A nominating committee consist children will be hostesses. Mmes. committee on the Dutch hop and ents wish to thank all who do ing of Mrs. Gerald O’Byrne, chair L. Hart and N. Harman are the modern dance which is to take nated., Sixty-two dollars was real man; Mrs. James Garland, and room mothe'rs and will be assisted place on May 3 ^ t the Welby ized. WESTERl^i CERTIFIED CHEMICAL Mrs. Hugh Duffy, was appointed by the mothers of that group. The school gymnasium, have reported There will be a bazaar meeting WINDOW & HOUSE to present a slate of officers to be Rev. Edward Leyden, archdiocesan that the sale of tickets is now in Thursday evening in the hall at CLEANING CO. voted on at the meeting in May. superintendent of schools, will be full swing. 8 p.m. PRODUCTS, INC. ' Previous to the meeting, lunch a guest at the meeting. \ WE CLEAN *- Building ‘Maintenance eon was served by Mrs. Ben Slat '"his will be the first orgMiza- Windows Walls tery, Mrs. James Baker, Mrs. tion meeting in the new school Supplies James Price, Mrs. Harvey Walker, and will offer an opportunity for Woodwork Wall Paper Ruffled Curtains BRUSHES . TOILET TISSUES and Mrs. Robert Schauer. JAMES F. HANLON, a member of Blessed Sacra the mothers to inspect the new Floors (Washed & Waxed) Mrs. Clifford Welch and Mrs. building. Mrs. Edmund Berens PAPER TOWELS ment parish, Denver, is shown receivin’g the coveted “Man Beautifully Cleaned FREE ESTIMATES D. VanDuyn were delegates to the of the Year” award voted him by the Denver Notre Dame club at its will preside at the business meet COMPLETE JANITOR NEEDS annual meeting of the Denver ing. FULLY INSURED banquet-meeting in the Park Hill Country club April 21. Eugene S. ' Draperies Cleaned 1180 Klamath Street deanery of the Archdiocesan Coun Blish, a past president of the clubj is making the presentation. The Initial Cord Party Residential & Commercial cil of Catholic Women. Twenty-five valuable gifts will Work Phones TAbor 0103 award, whi^h is not given every year, is given only in unusual cases The religious instruction class in which a member of the club has performed outstanding services in be awarded at the first annual and Hand Finished 1032 18th MAin15S6 TAbor 0104 is held Wednesday evenings at 8 behalf of the Denver Notre Dame club and Notre Dame university, spring card party of the Loyola o’clock in the church basement. Mr. Hanlon, who has been active in the clu^ since its incorporation Altar sodality to be held tonight, Call FR. 0574 Mr. and Mrs. F. X. Atencio (she in 1936, when he helped to form iU' bylaws, is a member of the Thursday, April 24, in the base is the former Mary O’Byrne) are scholarship committee, which awards an annual scholarship to a ment of the new a c h o o 1 at 8 visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Colorado youth to attend Notre Dame university. In addition to other o’clock. Mrs. George Arno, general Peerless Lace Cleaning Co. O’Byrne. They are en route home chairman, invites all parishioners activities, he is chairman of the committee of the special football 5600 East Colfax FR. 0574 to North Hollywood, Calif., from train, which sponsor^ two special trains every fall to attend Notre and friends to attend. There will an extended trip that took them to Dame football games. Mr. Hanlon, a member of the class of 1918, is be special awards, gifts for every New York, Washington, D. C., and associated with the New York Life Insurance company in Denver.— person who attends and refresh d m s Madison, Wis. (Photo by Smyth) ments. Tickets, which are 50 Mrs. Stephen Kirkman, accom cents, will be available at the en Complete GLASS Service panied by her mother, returned trance to the hall. Players are O Window Gla** home from a trip to New York asked to bring their own cards. • Picture Window* • Mirror* Thoroughly CLEANED city. St. Philomena's to Give 'The members of the Holy Name a Auto Safety Gla**— Tinted Color* Ciancio-Graham society, with Mr. E. Valdez as a Bath Room Shower Door* * Table Top* TAPES-CORDS-SLATSF Wedding 1$ Held chairman, are selling religious “ / / IPs Glass We Have f t ” William Ciancio, son of Mr. and goods in the vestibule of the Overnight Service Mrs. William Ciancio of Welby, Budget Envelopes Apr. 27 church following the Sunday and Eva May Graham, daughter Masses. Samples of prayer books, DENVER GLASS CO. /Veir TAPES & CORDS (St. Pkilomena’* Pariih, Denver) dore New and Miss Margaret Jean rosaries, and other religious ar of Mr. and Mrs. George Graham, The weekly budget offertory* Butterfield of Linesville,'Pa., were ticles suitable for children receiv 2050 Lawrence St. AC. 2703 Your choice of COLORS were married in Mother-of God boxes for St. Philomena’s parish married April 23. Best man was ing First Communion will be on church April 20. The Rev. John will be distributed before and Albert P. Fabrizio and matron of display on Sunday, April 27. These Expert Re-painting Haley of the Cathedral officiated after all the Masses this Sunday, honor Mrs. Nettie Jordan. articles should be ordered at that in the ceremony. Attendants were April 27, the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Three infants were baptized last time, since First Communion Sun No Charge for Storing Edward and Dolores Ciancio. William M. Higgins announced Sunday by the Rev. James 'F. day will be May 4 in Loyola Electrical Contracting & Repairing Blinds While Redecorating this week. The offertory boxes O’Grady, S.S.C. Jeanette Marie church. Free Pickop & Deliverr Serrie* will be good from May 1 to Nov. 1, Dolan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ann Center has been named iLawnmowers 1952. Philip H. Dolan of 1581 Monroe chaiman of the Charity nun doll lARL J.STROHMINGER Dial AComa 0415 for Estimate The pastor and assistants of the street, had Sidney W. and Louise boot9 at the annual Loyola baz Sharpened an^l parish will be at the doors of the Elizabeth Bishop as sponsors. aar. She will be assisted by ilactric CompoRy Repaired"—All church Sunday to distribute the Jeanette was born March 22 in eighth grade girls. Lumber Yard Acme Venetian Blind six-month budget envelopes. All St. Joseph’s hospital. Jeanine Ma The CPTL meeting on April LletnMd tnd Bonded types, power & parishioners are requested to ac rie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 17 was attended by Mmes. E. M f mm I