Enhone* to Rtgii Cioiireom Building Cana Couples Find It Helps to Talk About Marriage Problems By Ed Miller John Regan, the moderator, had MEETINGS, held every two weeks, Member of Audit Bureau of Circulation ^•1 DON’T BELIEVE IN joint asked for opinion on that sub Father tosses out the topic for the activities for Catholic couples out ject. evening, wrapped in a few words Contents Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1961— Permission to Reproduce, Except on s it the home,” said a young man All over the hall you could hear o f explanation. Then he lets the , Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following lijsae. at one of the Cana Conferences in backbones snapping to attention. couples go at it. He figures that Denver’s Mother of God church There was a low, angry roar from they know more about the prob hall last year. the women. “ Oh, he doesn’t, lems o f marriage than he does, The discussion was a warm one, doesn’t he?” one murmured. “ Well, and so he lets them fihd the solu with the more rugged males stand tions in their own minds. ing up for their rights. They did There is never a dull moment. not want to have any woman tag Occasionally Father R e ^ n has to ging along when they went hunt step in with a quick quip to ease DENVER CATHOLIC ing or fishing or golfing—natur the tension, or to keep the talk on ally. the track, or to give the Church’s But up to this point no male stand. But for the most part he had been intrepid enough to say stays in the shadows, like a good that he was against taking his wife referee. oui^to dinner or to a dance occas Cana topics cover everything in ionally. 1 family life from the selection of And then the naive young man REGISTER the proper comic books for chil threw his bombshell. dren to how to avoid family fights. “ I don’t believe in joint activi Often the ablutions are ingenious. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1951 DENVER, COLORADO ties for Catholic couples outside VOL. XLVM. No. 9. the home,” he said, after Father One couple came up with a good system to head off pitched battles in the family. They had found, they said, that when mama was in tough temper, it was best for her to don an apron— but back wards— as a signal to one and all that she was in a bad mood. And Dedication of Two Buiidings Oct. 21,22 when dad came home at the end of a trying day, ready to kick the dog .+ + • + + + + and push the children’s faces into their yogurt, the best solution, they Archbishop Vehr New St. Dominic's School St Dominic's School said, was for him to take his shirt nuts to him,” snapped another. o ff and put it on backwards as a Everyone strained to get a storm warning. * * * look at this two-headed monster. lo Dedicate New * ** * IDEAS LIKE THIS POP UP all Holds 12 Classrooms "WELL, IF YOU DON’T be over Father Regan’s Cana meet lieve in joint activities for Catho ings. Some are good; some are The dedication of the new grade school of St. Dominid^ lic couples outside the home, then wonderful and inspired; some are Building at Regis not. But at least the married cou parish, Denver, will take place Monday afternoon, Oct. 22, why did you come to jthe Cana Archbishop Urban J. Vehr conference ■with me tonight?” his ples involved are trying. And that at 4:30 o'clock. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr will officiate, wife asked quietly, sparks jump effort, says Father Regan, con will officiate at the dedication assisted by priests of St. Dominic’s and neighboring par ing the gap between them. stitutes more than half o f the of the beautiful new Regis ishes. “ I didn’t mean that,” the young battle. college classroom building in Immediately following the serv man said, placatingly. “ Whrt I A new technique is being tried Denver Sunday afternoon, ices, which will be held outdoors, ‘Register’ Employe meant was that I don’t believe out at Cana meeting;s this year. Oct. 21, at 3 o’clock. The Very weather permitting, a buffet sup Catholic couples should go to With the aid of Father Frederick Rev. Raphael C. McCarthy, S.J., per will be served to the clergy Enters Seminary joints.” Mann, C.SS.R., who has had ex president o f the college, will be in the church auditorium. There was a moment o f stupid tensive experience with Cana in master of ceremonies, and Joseph One distinctive feature o f the silence all around, followed by the East, a new variation o f the Craven, Denver attorney, will de new school is the kindergarten, wall-cracking laughter. group dynamics theory is being liver the main address. which is thoroughly equipped with Another Cana conference had tried. After voting on the sub Also taking part in the formal a lunch room and other features. started. jects to be discussed, the confer ceremonies will be members of Both morning and afternoon ses Not all .Cana participants miss ence breaks up into small groups the Fourth Degree Knights of Co sions are held for two separate the point so widely as did the so that everyone may have his say. lumbus, and the Capre-DeCanio- groups.' young man in the incident above, The evidence is not in yet, but it Gioia-Tezak VFW post. The St. In all there are 12 classrooms but some o f the questions raised looks as though the new technique Francis de Sales high school band in the modem school, which ad and some o f the solutions sug maji be even better than the old— will play for the occasion. joins the church, with a play gested are as humorous. Father which was plenty good. Following the dedication cere ground in between. A fence is Regan, no slow customer with the In any event, even if you do not mony, the new hall will be opened being constructed on the front quick retort himself, does not mind believe in joint activities for Cath for inspection, with the K. of C. o f the lot to prevent possible ac the injection of humor, considering olic couples outside the home, you acting as guides for groups or in cidents to pupils en|;aged in play. it essential leavening in the wed ought to investigate Cana. It. is dividuals who wish to inspect the The front of the building, ding cake. fun; it is constructive; and refresh structure and view its main fea which faces on Federal boulevard, * * * ments are always served. Enough will be landscaped to present a AT THE START OF THE said. tures. next to the parish church facing Federal boulevard THE NEW ST. DOMINIC grade school pleasant appearance on the ptomi- The new hell it one of the between 29th and 30th avenues. The old school, most beautiful of itt kind in the is shown above in a frontal view. The nent thoroughfare. Promineht Speakers Heard which was originally used as a church, was at W. Cost o f the new (chool build- ttate. It contains 16 clattroomi, school, which will be dedicated Monday, Oct. 22, 25th avenue and Grove street, several blocks from offices of the dean and registrar, inf it tome $260,000, betidet by Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, is situated on a site the church. ' furnithingt. There are 475 pu- rest rooms, fireproof vaults, pilt enrolled, in eontratt to tha 2,500 Students Attend and counseling and faculty 300 that could -bo accommo rooms. Pueblo Vicar GenerdI Given Papal Honor dated in the old tchool. Two The imposing entrance, which tecond gradot ara nacattarjr, faces toward the mountains, is Mission Crusade Masses w ith' more than 30 pupilt in Raymond A. Hutchinson the building’s most striking fea each taction, and two lay teach- ture. It is beautifully embellished Msgr. Miller Is Protonotary Apostolic art have been hired to augment (above) entered St. Thomas' Approximately 2,500 members of the Catholic Students’ with contrasting squares of Bel the teaching ttaff ,o.f Sitter^ of seminary, Denver, on Oct. 13 to Mission Crusade, Denver archdiocesan conference, attended gium blue and Colorosa marble, General of the Pueblo diocese, lower officers, and the' pastoral The Rt. Rev, Monsighor St. Dominic. begin studies in preparation for the Masses o ife f^ in the Cathedral, Holy Ghost, and Loyola a native stone. original organizer of the Pueblo staff or crozier is not used. There Aloysius J. Miller, Vicar Gen The architect for the new school ordination to the sacr^ priesthood churches Oct. 12 as youth’s participation in the mission ob Hundreds of special invitations Catholic Charities, diocesan di is only one lavabo (ceremonial iii the Denver archdiocese. eral of the Pueblo diocese, has rector of displaced persons; and is John K. Monroe, and the con have been sent to all clergy and washing of the hands in the Mass) Mr. Hutchinson, a son of Mr. and servance by the archdiocese. The students represented the diocesan director of the Confrater tractor is Jack Gys. religpous in the archdiocese, state been appointed a Protonotary and the final blessing is worded Mrs. E. B. Hutchinson of 107 S. seminary, college, and high school nity of Christian Doctrine, the Le There were two double houses tough, a former Denverite, just re educators, civic leaders, members Apostolic ad instar partici- like that of a simple priest, not o f on the site of the new school. Gorona street, Denver, and a mem contingent of the CSMC in this o f the Colorado Supreme Court, gion of Mary, the St. Vincent de turned, expressed his plMsure at pantium by Pope Pius XII in an a Bishop. The throne is not used. One o f these was tom down to ber of St. Francis de Sales’ par area. and to all who took part in the Paul society, the Third Order of St. seeing so many energetic youths Apostolic Brief dated Sept. 6 and The vesting is done in the sacristy, make, way for the new building, ish, had been an editorial employe A t the Jathedral Mass, which fund-raising drive that pro Francis, the Catholic Action move engaged in the vital missionary received in Pueblo Oct. 10. An nothin the sanctuary. Pontifical and the other is still being rented at the Register since April of this was offered by the Rev. Edward duced the building. ment, and of study clubs. He was apostolate o f the Church. nouncement of this honor for Mon- Mass sung by a Protonotary Apos out. The second house will be torn year. He was also, until his ac Leyden, archdiocesan superintend An invitation has been ex formerly dean of the Pueblo dean signor Miller, who is diocesan di tolic is celebrated only with down to provide space for the au ceptance by the seminary, a part- ent of schools, about 1,000 CSMC tended by the Regis faculty and ery. He is head of the diocesan rector of the Confraternity of Episcopal permission. ditorium that will be added to the' time instructor in the Regis college members were in attendance. The student body at the college for matrimonial courts, is a synodal Christian Doctrine and holder of SECOND PROTONOTARY school at some future date. English department. During the Rev. Clifford King, S.V.D., one of all Catholics to attend the dedica examiner, an examiner of the jun numerous other high positions, was IN COLORADO HISTORY Priests o f the parish who will' academic y^ar 1949-60 he was a the founders o f the CSMC, de Archbishop Asks tion service. made at the Regional Congress of ior clergy, and a member of the diocesan administrative council. There has been only one' other take part in the cerefnonies in member of the English department livered the sermon. He spoke on A prededication open house will the CCD at its conclusion Oct. 11. Protonatary Apostolic ad instar in clude the Very Rev. Joseph G; “ Secularism,” and pointed out to be held at the new building for at Marquette university in Mil Investiture ceremonies are ten He was a long-time member of Colorado histdry — the late Rt, Forquer, O.P., pastor; and F ibers the youths that the battle lines members of the clergy on M d a y waukee. tatively set for Monday, Dec. 3, the Family Welfare Service and Rev. Godfrey Raber of St. Mary’s, John J. Angers, O.P.; L. C. Gainor, an being drawn ever tighter be Full Support of afternoon, Oct. 19, and for sis has been a member of the boards Bom in Little Rock, Ark., in the Feast of St. Francis Xavier, Colorado Springs, who served as O.P.; Joseph S. Bernier,-O.P.; and tween the forces of religion and ters of the Denver area on Satur of innumerable welfare and civic 1926, Mr. Hutchinson attended St. patron of the parish where Mon Vicar General under two Bishops Barrett. the forces of materialism. Father day, Oct. 20. movements in the city of Pueblo. Leander’s grade school in Pueblo, signor Miller has been pastor since of Denver (including Archbishop King, whose work in behalf o f the July 31, 1924. He is the first Vicar He celebrated the 25th anniver and St. Catherine’s grade school Community Chest missions places him in a position sary of his ordination to the priest Urban J. Vehr). Monsignor Raber Rev. Christian Darley and Regis high school in Denver, to know the facts, said that one Most Critical Moterials hood June 13, 1945. He was made never pontificated at Mass. He Named to St. Joseph’s He was the class poet for the Regis Support of the Community a Domestic Prelate in March, 1943, seemingly never asked for the per high school group graduated in cannot exaggerate the seriousness Chest campaign is urged by mission until late in life it was of the Church’s difficulties in Already on Hand for and was the first Monsignor in The Rev. Christian Darley, June, 1944. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr in the diocese. volunteered to him by the then C.SS.R., has been appointed an as Immediately after receiving his China at the present time. He Bishop Vehr. Death came before sistant in St. Joseph’s Refiemp- high school diploma, Mr. Hutchin warned against the “ sinister influ a letter to be read at the A Prptonotary Apostolic is a New St. Vincent Church the day set, Christmas, for the torist parish, Denver. Formerly son entered the U. S. navy as an ence” that undermines Catholicity, Masses Sunday, O ct 21, in member of the first college of ceremony. station^ in Kansas City, Mo., Fa air cadet. Following his discharge not only in politics, but especially Denver and the tri-county area. Construction of the half-million- prelates o f the Roman Curia, said in home life. This influence must dollar church and hall at St. Vin All the other Colorado Mon ther Darley had been in Denver in 1946 he registered at Rockhurst Archbishop Vehr points out that to originate in the first century signors are or have been Very for several months recuperating college in Kansas City, Mo. He be combated in America, he urged. our Catholic “ charitable and so cent de Paul’s parish, Denver, will with the seven notaries appointed 800 at Holy Ghost not be hampered by a lack of ma Rev. Papal Chamberlains or Rt, from a serious heart attack. A na transferred to Denver’s Regis col cial institutions have a large stake by Pope St. Clement to collect the The 800 CSMC members who at terial, according to the Rt. Rev. Rev. Domestic Prelates. The rank tive o f St. Joseph’s parish. Father lege in 1948 and was awarded an in the success of this campaign.” acts of the martyrs. They are of mitred Abbot is something dis tended the Solemn Mass in Holy Monsignor Eugene A. O’Sullivan, Darley was ordained June 30, A.R. degree from that school in The letter follows: divided into four classes: A. de Ghost church heard an address by pastor, despite reports to the con tinct. An Abbot is elected by his 1910. Of his 41 years as a priest, 1949. At Regis college he was numero participantium, seven in the Rev. Thomas Hansberry, field trary. Critical materials to be used own community o f monks, verified 11 have been spent in his native editor of the student newspaper, number, who have certain duties He entered representative for the national in the construction of the plant by the Holy See, and then goes parish, including four years, from The Brown and Gold. in connection with canonization office of the Confraternity of are already on the building site. through an elaborate sacramental 1924 to 1928, as pastor. The Very Marquette university in the fall of and beatification in accordance 1949, combining his teaching duties Christian Doctrine in Washington, Some minor supplies are still called a benediction. An Abbot has Rev.' Paul Schwarz, C.SS.R., is with this origin; b. supernumerary, D.C. In the Mass, sung by the needed. many quasi-Episcopal privileges. the present pastor of St. Joseph’s. with graduate studies in literature an honorary distinction reserved Very Rev. Paul Schwarz, C.SS.R., The cornerstone o f the church, to the canons o f the Patriarchal o f St. Joseph’s Redemptorist par on which work began in February, Ba.silicas and to the chapters of ish, Denver, Father Hansberry ARCHDIOCESE OP DENVER will be laid Sunday, Oct. 28, at 4 eight Italian Cathedrals; c. ad Learning 4 R's, Including Religion pointed out to the students the CHANCERY OFFICE p.m. On the same day the parish instar participantium, an honorary necessity of their being “ mission- O ct 15, 1951 will mark the 25th anniversary of distinction reserved to the mem minded.” Mission-mindness, he « - Reverend Dear Father and Be its foundation. A High Mass will bers of certain other chapters of plained, means a deep realization loved People: be offered by Monsignor O’Sul canons and to individuals; d. titu of the importance of spreading the livan. Mon.ignor Miller There are many reasons why lar, an honorary distinction con Catholic faith to all. This concept the people of Denver -and sur ferred on ecclesiastics throughout of mission work. Father Hansber^ rounding area should express a the world (these are diocesan, not showed, extends instruction in lively interest in the success of the 11 Denver Men Are Present domestic, prelates and do not be Catholic doctrine to all clMses of coming Community Chest cam long to the Pontifical family). persons, by accommodating the paign. It is the most comprehen Each class has certain privileges of manner o f teaching to their spe sive activity of a civic and chari At Cheyenne Serra Banquet dress and precedence and the cific, individual needs. The CCD of table nature that engages our Eleven members of the Denver Newell, Father Denk, and the first three have a limited use of ficial told a story of a seven-year- attention throughout the entire Serra club journeyed to Cheyenne charter members of the Cheyenne pontificalia. old German DP lad, named Stevie, year. It affects the welfare- of Oct. 16 for the charter banquet of unit. Governor Barrett in his talk ■ Monsignor Miller as Vicar Gen whom he had met in Western Can each citizen, either directly or in the new Cheyenne unit of Serra also paid tribute to the leadership eral o f the Pueblo diocese was ada. The boy, precise in the per directly, through the medium of International. of Bishop Newell ,and praised already a titular Protonotary formance of his duties as an a ltu 90 agencies and institutions that boy at special functions, took it Present at the dinner, at which the membership for laying the Apostolic, for the rank goes with constitute its participating units. upon himself to see to it that the Joseph A. Craven, Denver at cornerstone of Serra actiwty in a .Vicijf Generalship. He was, how Upon the success of this an torney and district governor of Wyoming. ever, also a Domestic Prelate by t)ther ^servers attended liturgical nual campaign depends, in large Serra International, made the Papal appointment, and this, gave services on time and armed with measure, the care o f the medic In reply Bishop Newell thanked proper instruction in their duites. presentation of the new club’s him the right to the use ‘■of ally indigent, the poor, the or the Denver delegation for aid “ Stevie,” Father Hansberry said, charter, were Harry J. O’Haire of prelatial vesture. In his new rank, phan, the aged, the afflicted, given in the establishment of Serra “ appreciated his faith because he Chicago, executive secretary of he will use the same vesture, but whether in soul or body. Were International in Cheyenne, and as knew what it was like to be per the international organization; the sured those present that the aims also has the right to use the plain this annual campaign not united Denver delegation, the charter white mitre at times, as well as secuted for the faith.” under Community Chest auspices, of Serra— the fostering of native 700 at Loyola members of the Cheyenne unit, in vocations and the education o f lay the prelate’s ring and a form of all citizens would be subjected to The assembly* in Loyola church, cluding the Most Rev. Hubert M. leaders—would be furthered by the pectoral cross (only when he multiple drives and annoyances. attending the Solemn Maas sung Newell, Coadjutor Bishop of Chey the Cheyenne club. is on certain ceremonies). The The low overhead expenses and enne: and Frank A. Barrett, Gov Pontifical Mass of a Protonotary by the Rev. Edward Murphy, S.J., campaign costs of a unit drive Be Apologisti, Not Apologetic ernor of Wyoming. differs from that of a diocesan pastor of that parish, numbered should appeal to all, with its re The executive secretary of Serra 700 CSMC delegates. The Rev. Included in the Denver dele Bishop or o f an Abbot at the head sulting saving o f countless man International, Harry 0|Haire, ONE. OF .THE MOST attractive rooms I pupils, two classes are conducted, one in the James Eatough, S.J., principal of gation, in addition to District Gov of a monastery in the fact that power hours of effort. called upon all Serrans present to in the ne'w St. Dominic school is the fioraing and another in the afternoon. There are Regis high school, Denver, de ernor Craven, were the Very Rev. the assisting officers consist only This Community Chest is a vol be apologists, not apologetic^ Cath of a deacon, a subdeacon, and the kindergarten, shown above. To accommodate the' 60 tots enrolled. livered the sermon. Father Ea- Monsignor John B. Cavanagh, olics and to take it upon themselves untary civic effort, which binds managing director of the Register to defeat Communists by doing all o f us together into a unity of System of Newspapers and chap whatever good things Communists interests to meet local problems lain of the Denver Serra chapter; do and doing them better. Construction of New Loyola Grade School Nearing Completion of relief and charity. No better or Thomas M. Tierney, president of Other officers of the Cheyenne more efficent way has yet been the Denver Serra club; Dt. Frank devised to assume mutual prob club present were: E. J. Fessler, The final stages o f construc sheer necessity resulting from though the dedication date has not veraly taxed present educational Debt of Long Stonding B. McGlone, Alfred O’Meara, Jr.; lems and responsibilities. Our first vice president; J. G. Murphy, tion on the Loyola parish school, overcrowded conditions has forced yet been determined, it is likely facilities. Some 35 non-Cathelic Blair J. Kittleson, Gerard Smith, For many years Loyola parish charitable and social institutions secretary; A. E. Roedel, treasurer; Denver, located on the same block the use of one room by the eighth to take place in the latter part pupils had to be refused admis Boyd S. Bailey, John J. Vance, ioners struggled to overcome a tre have a large stake in the success Dr. James J. Cullen, W. H. Mclner- of land occupied by ^ the large graders in the basement of the sion at tha beginning of the cur* G. A. L’Estrange, and Charles P. of January, 1962. mendous debt on the church build o f this campaign. ney, and Robert Cennaghan, trus church, are now in progress, re rant semester. Cassidy, Jr. new structure. The other grades ing, the final payment on which May I ask our Catholic people tees; and the following charter ports the Very Rev. Edward P. are being taught in the church New Families The toastmaster was Vincent Loyola school originally was was made before the summer of to give as generously as their members: J. P. McDermott, Sam Murphy, S.J., pastor. The building basement arid four will be trans Since the relocation of tho eir Mulvaney, president of the Chey opened with four classrooms in 1949 when the parish celebrated means permit? I know they will J. Brown, W. J. Dineen, James was begun about a year ago, but ferred when the new building is forco’i finance center at 38th the basement of the church in enne Serra club, and the invocation its silver jubilee. Within a period be most self-sacrificing in offer Anselmi, G. J. Horiskey, W. L. Up completion has long been delayed completed. and York itreoU, Loyola par 1938. Seven classrooms have since of 10 years the congregation, in and thanksgiving were given by ing their time and services to the hoff. Dr. S. J. Giovale, Dr. G. W. by material shortages and work , At present, plasterers are com ish, as well as Annunciation and been added to care for the ex addition to financing the opera the Rev. Jerome H. Denk, chaplain successful completion o f this great Marbry, Lester Asher, Vincent difficulties, which also were ex pleting. work in the structure be Our Lady o f Grace parishes, is panded enrollment. Although the tion of the school and church and of the unit. Walter B. Phelan, sec annual civic and charitable enter Carter, T. Ray Cahalane, A. J. perienced on construction efforts' fore electrical fixtures, block lin experiencing huge increases in new structure will contain four the purchase of a convent and rec ond vice president, gave the ac prise. Give in the name o f God and Dickman, Fred J. Futvoye, Dr. m other Denver parishes. oleum, and many other essentials parochial growth. Within the classrooms, the foundation was tory, had paid o ff the church ceptance speech after receiving the for the good of immortal souls. Francis A, Barrett, J. J. -Hickey, With more than 300 children are installed. Delay in arrival of past year, more than 100 naw built for the addition of a second mortgage of $123,000. The inter charter from the district governor. Matt Smith, Arthur L. Hamilton, enrolled in the eight grades of many items wilkpreclude the full families have registered in Loy floor to house four more rooms ior o f the church has been re Faithfully yours in Christ, In presenting the charter, Mr. T. Joe Cahill, Dr. William M. the school, conducted by the Sis use of the school’s facilities un ola parish and tha cerraspond- after the current debt is liqui modeled and several costly repairs « URBAN J. VEHR, Craven paid tribute to Bishop McQuillan, and W. A. Norris, Jr. ters o f Charity of Cincinnati, 0., til some time in December. Al ing influx o f children has so* dated. have been completed. Archbishop of Denver ) THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Ttlaphont, KEyitena 4205 PAGE TW O Office, 9 3 8 B an n o ck Streot Thursday, Ocfobar 18, 1951
615 17th Strs BetwMD Wcitam .ndCiUlf.ml. A lta r Society 40 Hours" Devotion Set 30 Young People Sets Bake Sale At St. Patrick's Church Form New C ub THE LITURGICAL (St. Patrick’* Pariih, Dtnver) will be served free o f charge in The Forty Hours’ devotion will the school lunchroom. SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER On October 21 open in St. Patrick’s parish on All girl* of high fchool age ara In St. Anthony's DESK FViday morning following the 8 :80 invited to join the Senior-Young (St. Anthony’s Parish, Westwooil) Served from 11:00 AM. to 5:00 P.M. (Holjr Family PariA, Donrar) Ladies’ sodality which will meet Mass. After the Mass will be the The young people of St. An The Altar and Rosary society at 8 p.m. in tha school mooting Ciioic* of Soup or Cocktail exposition o f the Blessed Sacra thony’s parish formed a club with will sponsor a baked goods sale room Thursday, Oct. 18. ment, a procession of the school the help of Father Charles Jones Sunday, Oct. 21. The sale will Sunday, Oct. 21, is Communion CALENDAR Individually Baked children, singing o f the Litany of of St. John’s parish. No name has be open throughout the morning, day for the members of the so the Saints, and exposition through been definitely decided upon. The CHICKEIV PIE beginning after the 6 o’clock Mass. dality and for the women of the out the day, Friday evening at meetings will be held on the first
A call for aid has gone out society promptly shipped its en from a most unusual quarter. tire stock. The St. Vincent de Paul Sal As a result, says Mr. Kelleher, vage bureau, which usually the Denver bureau now finds it makes it its business to heed self unable to serve promptly others’ calls for help is itself in the needs of families being re “ a spot.” ferred to it. Unless the stocks According to Leo E. Kelleher, can be rebuilt quickly the situa manager o f the salvage bureau, tion will worsen with the advent the agency has an acute need of cold weather. for children’s winter clothing of Noting that in large numbers all kinds, sizes, and types. The of Catholic homes there are need stems from the bureau’s quantities of outgrown children’s own benevolence in sending clothing, Mr. Kelleher calls for everything in the way of cloth- aid from these families— so that it could find, some weeks the St. Vincent de Paul society back, to the unfortunate victims can, in turn, answer the appeals of the Kansas floods. for aid that are brought to it Kansas City and Topeka, daily. The bureau is situated at V Kans., were the two cities need 1625 Wazee street, phone CH. ing clothing worst and, con 5503. Regular truck pickups are sequently, the Particular council made throughout the city of of the Denver branch of the Denver and suburbs. Sodality Union Will Hold Living Rosary on Oct. 21
Sunday, Oct. 21, the Archdioc Consecration will be led by Father esan Sodality union will sponsor Regis McGuire of St. Patrick’s par the Annual Living Rosary at the ish, moderator of Our Lady’s com LEADING PARTICIPANTS in the first speaker. Left to right are Walter Gill of Cathedral Cathedral of the Immaculate Con- mittee. high school; Melvin Rohr of Annunciation high diocesan superintendent of schools, Living Beads quarterly meeting of the archdiocesan con school; Jo Bonomo of St. Mary’s academy; Ann will be guest speaker. The Act of In Living Rosary ference o f the Catholic Students’ Mission Crusade O’Connor, executive secretary; Bishop Sullivan, In the Living Rosary the hefts are shown above with Bishop Bernard J. Sullivan, Richard Lutz, executive vice president; and Jerry S.J., a veteran missionary, who was the principal Van Dyke, S t Francis de Sales’ high school. NINETEEN STUDENTS from foreign Kekua, Hawaii; Ululani AdSam, Hawaii; Pat are represented by a procession O’Leary, Alberta, Canada; Patsy Ikahara, Hawaii; of sodalists, chosen from the vari + + + + + + + + countries and United States territories at Marta Cristofol, Havana, Cuba; third row, Janice ous participating sodalities. This tend Loretto Heights college, Denver, at the present Muraki, Hawaii; Frances Spencer, Hawaii; Rosa year the cross-bearer will be Fran time and have planned United Nations week activi lind Limtiaco, Guam; ^Carmen Poyo, and Gisela ces Bertolouza, prefect of the Ca Bishop Sullivan Addresses CSMC Group ties. They are, front row, left to right, Irene Bonifasi, Gonzalez, Mexico City; Theresa Villa, Havana; thedral sodality, attended by Mary Guatemala, Guatemala; Elizabeth Schimmel, San Alicia Lavin, Havana; and fourth row, Linda Da Atzenbeck, prefect of the Annun The first quarterly meeting of Salvador, El Sjilvadqr; Myra Garrido, Panama Silva, Hawaii; and Grazina Srouginis, Lithuania. ciation unit, and Carlotta Lubeck, for the intentions o f the cru flcials o f the government. In fact, the archdiocesan conference of saders. Premier Nehru, as a small boy in City; Paulette Jaubert, Mexico City; second row, These girls will represent Loretto Heights col prefect of St. Louis’ sodality, En lege at the United Nations week activities. glewood. Other participating so the CSMC was held in St. Francis Bishop Sullivan, the principal his native town, was at one time Maria Stella Leitao, Shanghai, China; Rowena de Sales’ high school auditorium, speaker, placed great emphasis on taught by a nun, Mother Gon- dalists are St. Cajetan’s, St. Dom Denver, Mission Sunday, Oct. 14. the fact that the apparent failure zaga.” inic’s, ,St. Catherine’s, Presenta The Most Rev. Bernard J. Sulli of the' Church in one country is At this meeting, four of the tion, St. Patrick’s, St. Philomena’s, Fr. Howell Founder of 'Layfolk Week' van, S.J., a missionary prelate always paralleled by her growth seven chairmen to head the va Our Lady o f Guadalupe, Sacred with 22 years of experience in in another. As an example, the rious committees were announced Heart, St. Joseph’s hospital, Patna, India, addressed the cru prelate compared the persecution by Robert E. Watson, president Lowry field, and Holy Ghost Youth sade delegates from the city’s o f the Church in China to her of the conference. They are English Priest Uses Positive Approach center. Csfholic high schools. The meet ever-increasing influence in India. Walter Gill of Cathedral high “ It is from the Catholics,” said school,, to be chairman of the By John O’Hayre Father Howell is touring this coun in a musical idiom that they also ing was preceded by a Crusade try conducting his own version know.” Bishop Sullivan, “ that India’s home literature committee; Mel ‘‘DASH IT ALL, son, people just Library Society Slates Mass offered by the Rev. Robert vin Rohr of Annunciation high of the old parish mission, which he He points out that, though his leaders are being chosen as do not realize how much they re Nevans, a St. Francis’ -assistant, mayors o f cities and as other of- school, chairman of the visual aid semble God. And so I go around calls "Layfolks’ week.” He says “mission” is based entirely on the liturgy o f the Church, “ people like Dinner-Lecture Oct. 30 committee; Jo Bonomo of St. half the world just to let them “it is something new and differ it . . . because I don’t tell them The Catholic Information and Polio Victim Aided Mary’s academy, chairman of the know.” ent.” And he means what he says. that it is the liturgy. He calls‘his Library society will celebrate its foreig;n literature committee; and These remarks were made Oct. The parish mission, says Fa ther Howell, is associated with “Layfolks’ week” a sort of blitz second anniversary at a dinner and Jerry Van Dyke of St. Francis de Rev. Edward Leyden Sales’ high school, chairman of “ blood and thunder, sin and dam krieg operation, which is designed lecture to be given in Holy Ghost Westminster People Show the Catholic universities o f the nation.” The Layfolks’ week, he to show the people their true glory ception at 7 :45 p.m. This is an in hall, 625 19th street. Dernier, Orient committee. points out, goes in the opposite di and to persuade them to share spiring and colorful tribute to Our Tuesday, Oct. 30, at 6:30 p.m. True Charity Toward Sick rection. more actively in the worship of Lady, especially during the month The lecture will be given by the George Mossbrucker o f St. “ 1 say to the people; ‘Dash it the Church. of October. Everyone is invited to Rev. L. F. Cervantes, S.J., author, On Tuesday night Oct. 16, the other incident illustrative o f the Francis de Sales’ high school, * * • all, you are a marvelous lot; you attend and participate in the reci and teacher of philosophy at Regis members of Holy Trinity parish, American way of life. West violinist, entertained the dele TOO MANY CATHOLICS, he college. The price of the dinner minster people co-operate; they gates, accompanied by Miss Mari are redeemed and sanctified su tation of the Rosary, to be led by Westminster, took their place in the permen . . And then, after says, “ seem to find their religion the Rev. Frederick McCallin, mod is $1.75 per plate and reservations are good neighbors; the more for lyn Nelson at the organ. He ranks o f the good neighbor clan a pause, he adds: “ What could be something of a burden— a whole erator of the union. may be made by calling KE. 4511 tunate rally to the aid of their played “The Bee” and “How High greater than being a real part o f lot of distasteful duties which Father Edward Leyden, arch- or FR. 1062 before Oct. 27. when they sponsored a games party less fortunate brothers. Mr. Day the Moon.” Christ’s Mystical Body? . . . Dash have got to be done.” in the town’s junior high school says that they are not unique in The next quarterly, meeting of this; that they are just fortunate the Archdiocesan Crusade- con it all, son . . .” “ But, dash it all, son, we are gymnasium on behalf o f May * * • not meant to be bored stiff in Three Strikes Not Out enough to live in a small town ference will be held at 10 a.m. Church, like so many cabbages or Hoover, a 20-year-old polio pa where the people next door are Sunday, Dec. 2, in Holy Family FATHER HOWELL INTRO- potatoes . . . We are meant to tient. Under the aegis of the Holy not strangers. high school. duced his Layfolks’ week in 1947 come and glorify God in a loud For Resideritial ner Name society and the Altar and in Folkstone, England, and since voice.” And that is what Father Rosary society and the enthusiastic then he has been in constant de Howell has them do in his Lay- You cannot keep a good man recovered from the accident, was guidance of the pastor, the Rev. mand, both in Europe and the folks’ week. “ And they love it,” he down. In the past decade or so, graduated from St. Mary’s high Forrest Allen of Arvada, the party United States. insists. Russell A. Udovick o f 930 Acoma school, and entered Loras college at cleared at least $150 for the town’s He was invited last summer to While in Denver for a few street, Denver, has had three Dubuque, la. polio fund. the United States by the Gregor hours. Father Howell took a drive tough blows. Any one o f them After Pearl Harbor he joined Touched by the plight o f the ian Institute to conduct three through the mountains. When would have discouraged a person the navy and, shortly thereafter, young polio victim, Westminster summer schools for priests— in asked what he thought o f them, with little faith and less character. was hospitalized for an internal citizens o f all creeds and races Worcester, Mass.; Coliegeville, his reply was: “ Oh, dash it all, But Russell Udovick owns a large disorder that necessitated the re have banded together in a co MADE IN Minn.; and Cincinnati, 0.^ The son, they’re the most exciting faith, a sturdy constitution— and moval of a kidney. operative effort to help Miss DENVER Rev. Clifford Howell, S.J. schools delved into the problems thingrs I’ve ever seen— except for His hard-luck career, however, in addition has a flaming mane of Hoover,' who expects soon to be Day or Night Q A O O Certificate of Guarantee of public worship and sent the a Layfolks’ week.” red hair. was not yet finished. He got out of able to leave Colorado General 15 by the eminent liturgical schol CALL I V C e O U # A with Every Pad Sold. priests back to their parishes Dash it all, I think he’s right! Today he has overcome the the hospital, out o f the navy, en hospital. A two-bedroom house is ar, Father Clifford Howell, S.J., equipped to conduct the Layfolks’ handicaps that threatened in the tered Notre Dame university, and now under construction in which Lara* ultctle* of Wood 6 ral* and L«oth*r*H* Pods fo motek your tobl*. Ho week. ifo^n or top* mark* to wtor tkroook. A r*pr*»ato«lv* yrill coll to Mow at Regis college, where the fiery was finishing up his study o f she and her nurse-companion will lomplcs ood ncoiar* year tobl*. No obllootlo*. Evouing oppolnlnionh It dosirod. English priest stopped on his way About the Layfolks’ week. Fa architecture when misfortune live. The title to the property Tobl* Podi 01 low os $3.T5. to the West coast. ther Howell says, “ I teach the peo Archbishop to Offer shook hands with him again. He will be vested in _ the town o f 304 E. COLFAX At the request of numerous ple to pray together in a tongue had to return to Fitzsimons hos Westminster, and Miss Hoover will COLORADO TABLE PAD 00. Fro* Pnrfciaci la Raar Catholic institutions and g;roups. that they know, to sing together pital for another long bout with be granted free use o f the premises Mass for Seminary the illness that had cost him a as long as her need continues. kidney. Thereafter they will be available ★ ★ ★ ★ f o u r s t a r celebration Alumni Reunion Since his discharge from Fitz for other neighbors in need. simons in 1949, however, things F. M. Day, mayor o f West Eucharistic Congress to Barcelona, Spniji Archbishop Urban J. Vehr will have turned for the better. Earlier Our 4th Anniversary Star Event! minister, expects that almost all Sail May 15, 1952. Visit PARIS, LOURDES, BARCELONA, offer the Solemn P^ontifical Mass this year he entered partnership the construction labor will be with Roebrt I. Coe, and the two are NICE, ROME, GENOA, FLORENCE AND SWITZERLAND. — Not Old, Or Seconds— But Our New Thursday, Oct. 25, at the annual voluntarily donated by citizens. 34 Days by Luxury Liner. All Expense from N.Y. Tourist class 1951-52 Winter Stock— now established as residential de The furniture and equipment also meeting of the St. Thomas Semi signers, with offices at 929 21st $895.00, Cabin class $1037.00^ First $1337.00. By Air $1177.00. are being contributed. To supply Book Now to get good space. nary Alumni association. The Mass street. funds for the inevitable inci 20% REDUCTION is scheduled for 10 o’clock in the Udovick’s older sister, Louise, dentals, Church and social organ Call y now Sister James Anthony, a nun seminary chapel. The first day of izations throughout the town are Girls’ W ool & Corduroy Skirts in the Loretto order, is stationed Snow Suits & Legging Sets the alumni convention, Wednesday, holding benefit affairs and con PIERO DE LO SE in Pueblo. His attractive wife, Jua tributing the proceeds to the polio -Travel Bureau- All Wool Coats Oct. 24, will open with the alumni nita, a form er Challenger Airline fund. Velvet and Fur Trim KErstons 2761 1120 Security Buildinir* DeuTer. Colorado assembling at the seminary at 10 hostess, is e convert to the faith. Mr. Day does not consider the Piero de Luite, Mfr» — Mri* Gail Ireland, As8*t. Dresses . . . Plaids - Ginghams Westminster citizens’’ action ex Boys & Girls Sweaters o’clock. From 11 to 1:30 cars will leave on a mountain outing, and at K. of C. Council ceptional. To him it is just an Extra 3 the alumni will gather at the Mt. Vernon Country club, where a Special smorgasbord supper will be served Is Instituted in I^Iannel at 4. At 6 o’clock an evening of Ruiiell A. Udovick entertainment will begin in St. Jo ShirU...... past 10 years to drag him down— Loveland Rites Boys & Girls seph’s parish hall. Golden. On the maybe his success can be attrib Reg. 2.95 second day, Thursday, there will uted to the hair, probably it had Loveland. — The youngest Boys’ Flannel be a business meeting and election also to do with his hardy con Knights o f Columbus council in Pajamas of officers after the Mass. At 12:15 stitution, and most surely it can Colorado was instituted here Oct. Sizes 6-16 1 1 69 there will be a dinner in the semi be attributed to a robust faith. 7 with 80 members when the first Reg. 2.19 nary dining hall, followed at 3 Tough days started for Russ in three degrees of the order were o’clock by a ball game between the 1940 in Colorado Springs, when exemplified for the new Big alumni a n d t h e seminarians. he fell from a rock and into a Thompson council 3434. Ask sbaat our Alumni from several states are, ex stream in North Cheyenne canyon, The , one-day program began FREE BONUS PLAN RA. 6060 pected at the annual reunion. and suffered a broken back. He with a Mass in St. John the Evan Extra Valne for Your Money gelist’s church. The exemplifica TT We Deliver Use O ur tion of the first degree followed in the armory. After lunch the Lay-away “TFAer* Children Rmtnf Meets Cardinal second and third degrees _ were exemplified. A tea for the visiting women was included in the pro Robert L. Hanien Dale Stiiet Stephen J. Monaghan gram. Three hundred persons attended a banquet held in the Community building in the evening, when Dr. HANSEN & MONAGHAN Rx OPTICIANS RECEIVED A NEW SHIPMENT Frank McGlone of Denver de livered the principal address. Dispensing Opticians in . . . Other speakers at the event were the Rev. Joseph Kane, O.M.I., o f EYE PHYSICIAN'S OPTICAL SERVICE Colorado Springs, state chaplain Chasubles, of the K. of C.; Carroll B. Dunn of Denver, state deputy; Eddie Nugent, Jr., grand knight o f the Copes, new council; and the Rev. Francis • complete prescription service Kappes, administrator o f the Love land parish. • frames to suit every need and taste Priests were present from Colo • experienced technicians and Albs rado Springs, Denver, Greeley, Fort Collins, and Longmont. The highest quality mc^terials PTA Mothersingers entertained at and the dinner. The Altar and Rosary society Surplices of St. John’s parish met with the Knights o f Columbus Oct. 6 to Out of town replacements given fonpulate plans for the annual RETURNING FROM a national housing meeting in bazaar, which is to be held on the prompt attention. Washington, the Rt. Rev. Monsignor John R. Mulroy evening o f Nov. 19 in the Com (right), director of Catholic Charities for the Archdiocese of Den munity building. ver, stopped in Chicago to attend a conference o f the National Cath ^In answer to the appeal o f the Complete Line of Religious Articl* s for Churcfi and Home olic Resettlement council, where he was photographed with Cardinal Holy Father asking special prayers Samuel Stritch of Chicago (center) and the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Ed for peace during October, Rosary ward E. Swanstrom (left), executive director of NCWC War Relief devotions are held every evening A . P . W iiiim v Services and author of Pilgrims in the Night, At the meetings, diocesan in the church at 7:45. The devo AComa 6433 displaced persons resettlement directors from 25 Midwest dioceses tion consist of the Rosary and the met with members of the War Relief Services staff and delegates Litany of the Blessed Virgin, Denver 2, Colorado n il it< II Gooiis ( o. o f Italo-American groups from the nation’s largest cities to discuss The Altar and Rosary society the entry o f 100,000 Italians into the U. S. to relieve the acute eco will sponsor a rummage sale in the 335 14th Street 606 14th St. Between Californio & VVeiton TA 8331 nomic situation in Italy. Monsignor Mulroy returned to Denver Public Service building Saturday, Oct. 16. Oct. 20. F A C E FOUR Office, 938 Bannock Stroef THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER TaUphont, KEystona 4205 Thundoy, October 18,1951 Holy Family Students Make Pilgrimage Elaborate Program Is Announced Chicken Pie Dinner (H0I7 Family Hi(h Sclieol, dents____ made . their annual . pilgrim- _ Blessed Virgin, the crowning of Githedral Homecoming Slated Oct. 20 Danvar) age to theXL- Fatima — shrine -L-!— at-4. St. a* gtatue by the girls’ sodality At the iBTitation o f the Domin-1 Dominic’s church. The service con- prefect, Joyce Carbone; and the Shrine o f St. Anne, Arvada lean Fathers, the Holy Family stu-'sis^d of the Rosary, a hymn to the presentation ^ a heart of roses (Cathedral High School, Donror) + + + + +■ iy Leonard O’Hayre, the prefect Victoria Sena, Dorothy Denbo, of the boys’ sodality. Following and Patricia King will reign over this were a sermon and Benedic Cathedral high achool’a 61st an Cathedral Royalty Sunday, October 28 tion of tbe Blessed Sacrament nual homecoming, Oct. 20, accord Serving from 2 to 7 p.m. The juniors and seniors of the ing to C club member Bob Sulli van. Underclassmen, seniors, and Pep club are working on their Adults, 11.00 Children under 12, 50c Everyone is going to Sdemonstration for the Mullen alumni will erase the years with homecoming. One of the main fea “do you remember when . . at tures of the demonstration will be opening festivities at the prep rally Family. They are Diane Giba, Pa Friday, Oct. 19, from 7-9 p.m. in St Vincent de Paul Church's tricia Durant, Margie Lesser, June Oscar Malo hall. Bernard, Patricia Lynch, Mary The Very Rev. Monsignor Wal ter J. Canavan, superintendent of ^ , Ann Belmonte, and Marilyn West- I dal. The recently elected queen Cathedral school; Father Owen I and her attendants are Anna Ma McHugh, athletic director; and S Silver Anniversary ; rie Canzona, Loretta Brisnehan, Coach Cohe Jones will speak. and Marguerite Dickerson. According to custom, the Pep A fter the Mission Masses on club girls, officers, and cheer lead Friday, the senior class took the ers will assemble with the team in fa cu l^ of the grade and high the Cathedral Sunday mornii^ at school on a picnic. The day was 9 to attend Mass and receive B Communion. spent in and about a private cabin Ham Dinner “I ask Catholic students to beg in Nederlands. Our Blessed Mother to reign over § Discussion homecoming as our real Queen, To Be Held said Monsignor Canavan, "With 1 ^ Saturday, October 27 A discussion on the debate top Our Lady watching over us I know ic for this year will be held on we’ll have a safe as well as a viC' Oct. 20 in the Colorado Springs torious homecoming.” In tha School Hall — Arisona A Jotephinr high school in Colorado Springs, The scene will then shift to The subject is: Resolved that all Bears’ stadium for the “ Battle of American citizens should be con the. Birds” between Annunciation scripted in time of war. The fol and Cathedral. At ’lalf-time, 300 $1.25 Per Plate lowing IRiTi members will attend Pep club girls will execute the George Martelon, Dick Jones, dtoionstration planned by Dwight McCready, director of parochial Tickets will be sold for 5, 6, & 7 P.M. Jake Isenhart, Janet Callahan, Clararay Trainer, Diane Peer, school bands. Climaxing the half (No Long Waiting) Carol Toepfer, Kathleen Keeley, time activities will be the corona Cecilia Smith, Janet Spitz, Maur tion of Vickie Sena by Father een Kennedy, Margie Speas, Carol Owen McHugh as queen o f Cathe THE ROYALTY selected by students to reign over 1C CALL NOW FOR RESERVATIONS — Mrs. Hegf*, PE. 8539; k dral’s homecoming. IDonahue, Patricia Schwalon, Joan the 61st annual homecoming of Cathedral high school ^ Mrs. Louu SulliTaiii RA. 0793; Mrs. Connorog SH. 0275 ^ Foley, Eleanor Wall, Bill Calla The homecoming dance will be Oct. 21 are Queen Victoria Sena (center) and Princesses Patricia han, Leo Chiolero, John Brugge- held in the Shirley-Savoy hotel King (left) and Dorothy Denbo. man, Frank Woertman, Bill Hoar, Music will be furnished by Eddy The Athletic Fund Prizes Jim Hinton, Mark Ross, Larry Keeler and his orchestra. Dance + + + + + Brown, Tony Pietrefeso, Frank arrangements have been made by members Adele Overstreet, Louis Pep Club Uniforms members of the C club. Will Be Displayed Wright, Mary Ann Belmonte, and Weipert, and Tom Nord will at Underclassmen will wear new Rod Kechter. 372 Buy 'Guordiani;' tend the National Catholic Educa Pep club outfits for the first time tional Press Conference, conducted All Pariihioaan and Friand* Ara Inaited to Room 301 at Top at the homecoming game. The uni by the Catholic School Press as forms consist of white letter sweat Enjoy an EToninf o f Gama* and Cards Aftar tha Dinner Sixty-five per cent o f C.H.S students are looking forward to sociation in Milwaukee, Wis., Oct. ers, royal blue straight wool skirts, live Theater, their 1952 Guardians, which they 26, 27, and 28. white tailored blouses, royal blue purchased in the recent yearbook Jukebox in Sight satin ties, blue and white beanies, Sponsored by Altar and Rosary Society drive. Topping all other rooms was Cathedral high has a gemd record and shakers. senior homeroom 301,-with a total in the magazine subscription drive, Homeroom representatives are: For Children Is of 91 per cent Junior homeroom 5 which extended to Oct. 22. Thirty- Homeroom 1: Beverly Comer and followed a close second with 83 four prizes are being offered to Carol Osborn; homeroom 2.: Bebe per cent high sellers. Among these are a Moroney and Joyce Boxherger; This ad possible throngh tha courtesy o f Senior Sett Soil, Philco table model radio, boys’ and homeroom 301: Pat Kirt and Vivian CATHEDRAL PARISH the following friendly firms: To Open Oct. 27 girls’ watches, a Brownie reflex Lyons; homeroom 3: Barbara Annapolis Future Pert camera complete with flash attach Smith and Jackie Stone; homeroom These Friendly Firms Deserve Your Patronage “Live” theater for children is Jim Arnhld, Cathedral senior, ment, and a Parker pen and pencil 4: Mary Ann Smith and Denise Abdoo Studio The Bonnie Shop sponsored again this season by hopes to merit an appointment to set Negri; homeroom 5: Mary Lou C Junior Entertainment, Inc., of the United States Naval academy Spearheading the drive are Cam de Baca and Roberta Di Paolo; Esquire Markets Denver, now in its 11th year. On at Annapolis, Md., next June by paign Managers Ed Kelty, Jack homeroom 102: Peggy Bradley and IVo Down Payment passing examinations in the next Uetor Onrhinlinz DOYLE’S Saturday, Oct. 27, the favorite Shipp, Donald La Riviere, and Joe Judy Williams; homeroom 10: Bodj A Fuidcr Rtpiln fairy tale. The Sleeping Beauty, nine months at Annapolis’ prepara- Hartnett who believe the students Peggy Warrick and Julia Koehler; Tailorad Seat Corara PHARMACY W Braconier Plumhing & The Pedigree Shops will open the winter series in t o ^ school in Maryland. His ap well exceed last year’s sales of homeroom 13: Mary Pietro, Grace Motor TonoHip I pointment to the academy came Ufcd Cara Tha Parttenlar DmezUt ^ Heating Phipps auditorium. There will be $4,471. C de Baca and Darby O’Rourke; L two performances of the play, at through United States Represen homeroom 11: Kay Kelty and Irene 17lh AVE. AND GRANT 2 Bonnie Brae Shoe Repair P«»i«»«r’s Grocery & Mkt. The profits gained will be tenta Cathedral Motorg 2 and 4 p.m. The production is tative from Colorado, Byron G. tively used for a tape recorder, Costello; homeroom 12: Jo Anne KE. 5117 FEES DEUVERY Rogers. JOB GAFFNEX, Prop. ^ B. & B. Variety Store Washington Park Market directed by Martha Wilson and jukebox, and record player, plus Covey and Nancy Sommers; and 1735 Lozan KB. 8135 produced by the Children’s the The third member of his family records to be used in conjunction homeroom 9: Agones Zehna and ater of the Junior League of to attend Cathedral, Jim was ac with the music appreciation course. Jackie Saindon. 1Denver. tive in all school affairs, business Tickets for the series are avail manager of Hi-Pal, interschool able at the junior entertainment council member, and student coun cil representative, comprised some Leadership Course Offered box office In the Schleier gallery, PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED 1343 Acoma street. Children’s of the activities. w M isc, Group Departs ^ o e e tu 4 FOR AND DELIVERED ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S PARISH season tickets are $2.50, including At Opportunity School ViMvtt,, Ceie, tax, and $6 for adults. Single ad For Press Meet Colfax at Downing Denvef Patroniae These Friendly Firms missions at 50 cents and 74 cents Sister Genevieve Clare, principal, Robert’s Rules in a simplified tary procedure so that they, can KEystone 8217 may be purchased at Phippa audi and Sister Therese Martin, jour form is the aim o f a new class in succesfully conduct and partici- torium. nalism adviser, with staff mte in their meetings. Sponsored Hi-Pal parliamentary procedure and lead )y the Denver chapter of Kappa JONES ■f LEN'S Pharmacy ership to be given at Denver Op Gamma Pi, national honor society portunity school starting some time for Catholic college graduates, The Shirley Garage L. 0. FEHR. Pr*p. Hawes Food Store COFFEE SHOP 25th Anniversary Dinner in December. The purpose o f the the eight weeks’ class is open to OFnCIAL AAA GARAGE U aibw 8 t Vlaent Pall’s ParMi Bookar Hawaa—Oaylt Havas PHONE TABOR flit Have Yonr Doctor Phono course is to familiarize officers anyone interested in attending. Serving Good Food An IGA Store Day and NIcht Storaga Repairing Ua Your Proieription and members of clubs and associ Those .who would like to take t a.m. till Midnizht Bnallty Meats — ations with the use o f parliamen- advantage o f this training should E. Colfax at Lofaa WaaMng and Greasing Gaioline and 011a 2707 E. Louisiana RA. 3739 At St. Vincent de Paurs contact any of the following 1111.17 LINCOLN BT. At LoaMana aaS Srath Clartoa Groceries + + + Kappa members: Miss Minnie Fresh & Frozen Fruits (St. Vincent de Paul’s Parish, organization contact and greet O’Dorisio, chairman of the com Denver) Joe AUen’s ^‘66” Service and Vegetahles new parishioners. mittee, GR. 7855; Mrs. Gorden NOB HILL INN Hatchett Drug Store Washing • Lubrication McGloshen, MA. 3453; or Miss a o EAST COLFAX Louisiana and Clayton Plans have been completed for Altar workers for the month . *niic Store of ()ntllty and Serrlec” Phillips “ 66” Gas the silver anniversary ham dinner of October are Mrs. William Ehnie, Jane Cuthbertsdn, GL, 8461. COCKTAILS Tires - Tubas - Batteriaa SP. 5717 OaU«a to be sponsored by tte Altar and who will launder the alba; and Delicious Dinners GRANT Auto, Home & BieyeU Supplies Instructors Needed Open 7 to 7 Wa«k Days Rosary society Saturday evening, Mmes. Howard Nielsen, C. L. HOT AND COLD LUNCHES Cemponnding preacriptiani la tha meat 1301«So. Qayton — RA. 9703 Closed Sundays Oct. 27, in the school hall. All O’Byrne, Seward Potter, Michael For Two Classes Tonr Boilneea la Appradatad Bara Impertant part at ear baalneaa parishioners are urged to attSnd Pfarr, R. J. Partsch, G. T. Rock Wt GIts Gran Stanpa this parish social. Tickets are ford, Arthur Taylor, and Enid Arrangements are being made $1.25 per plate. The committee is McCabe. to secure a competent instructor anxious to receive reservations for daytime and evening classes to Our Lady of Victory circle of be held once a week for two SANDBERG VARIETY & HARDWARE now so as to be able to determine the PTA is meeting in the home approximately how many to plan months by Miss Helen Redford, of Mrs. H. Bettinger Thursday, assistant principal at Opportunity ST. JOSEPH'S PARISH Halloween Costumes, Masks, Favors for. Tickets will be sold for the O ct 18, at 1:30 p.m. for a des hours of 5, 6, and 7 p.m., which school. Active in promoting and Please Patronise These Friendly Firms sert-bridge luncheon. publicizing the parliamentary law plan will eliminate long waiting. St. Vincent de Paul’s circle of Hardware - Points - Electricol Appliances • Toys But late comers will be served up course is the Denver Catholic the Altar and Rosary society will to 8 p.m. Reservations may be deanery, which has long been aware ^,‘t^Green Stamp — E. Lousiana at Clayton — RA. 9875 meet in the home o f Mrs. J. Mor made with Mrs. Hegge at PE. of the need for more widespread gan Cline Tuesday, Oct. 23, for a 8539; Mrs. Louis Sullivan, RA. use o f proper procedure in busi Carolyn Cleaners Santa Fe Shoe Hospital dessert-bridge luncheon. ness meetings. 0793; or Mrs. Connors, SH. 0275. Pickup-Delirery Serrice We Now Give « Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rausch OXIVIE BRAE After the dinner, games and cards Laundry Sereice NATIONAL GIFT SEALS have been arranged for the en and daughter, Rosemary, and Mrs. tertainment of the guests. And Rausch’s sister, Mrs. Anna Scharf Need Sewing Volunteers Buttonholef-Hemititcbing-Alterationa on All Shoe Repairing B Shopping Center the athletic fund silver awards of Freeport, L. I., are going to 748 Fox Street CH 2832 742 SANTA FE DRIVE will be displayed. It is hoped that spent the week end visiting their *1^ At St. Vincent's Home new parishioners will make them daughter, Mrs. Frank Wylie, and Minnie Ann O’Doriiio selves known and all will become family in Omaha, Neb. The St. Cecilia Sewing group OPEIV ’TIL MIDNIGHT EVERY NIGHT onnie Brae Bonnie Brae better acquainted. of St. Vincent’a home, 42nd and, Four bundrad parishionars Lowell bouleward, Denrer, would HARDWARE Driijii( Eo. participated in a Holy Year CCD Leader at Heights like a few more membera to NORM'S SERVICE Komoc Colorizer Pointt AUr«e C. aadtrMB, Ontr-Hanattr pilgrimage Oct. 14, wbicb TEXACO Hoe* rout Doctor phone me started with prayers in St. Vin «ew on Tuetdayi in tbe borne. NORM ENGBLOM, Prop. Heuiewaret • Toys • Sport Goods Tixiet h4 Fimtin fre4nt» SPEER BLVD. AT BANNOCK roar Prseertptions cent de Paul’s church, and pro- Anyone interested in helping iibrlMllti u< Wuliiai TABOR 9222 WB GIVE “SaH” GREEN BTAMPS Boers, Winos, Etc. eeaded to St. Elizabeth’s church, with tbit work may phone 2324 E. ExpMiUeii SP. U4< 763 So. University RA. 2874 thence to the Cathedral, and Mrs. Howard Brewer at FR. was concludad in St. Philoment’s 1067. church. The Holy Name society held its MKITH GAYEOIIII meeting Oct. 9. The speaker of the ST. FRANCIS DE SALES' PARISH evening was Dr. Joseph Korbel, TITLE Patronise These Friendly Firms Chopping Bisirief who gave an interesting talk on CommuniShi as it affects politics and religion. Dr. Korbll is a Cath INSURANCE Mobiloil • Ponnsoil . Mobilgas olic professor of social science at Alameda Drug Store Lubrication it Washing GAYLORD ClEANI “ enver university and former dip- is the modern method o f ob BUCHANAN'S V. 0. PETERSON, Prop. 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Alameda St Logan, Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE FIVE Thursday, October 18,1951 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Double Ring Club Readies Tall Follies' Plans Announced for Star Nights Panel on Church History most of the questions centering (St. Joiepk’f Redemptoritt Parish, and Tuesday, Oct. 28, 29, and C.SS.R., who is presently ser^ng Members o f the al u m n a e, + + + + + The Newman club of Colorado A. & M, college at Ft. Collins D an Ter) 30. Tha tervice* will begin each as chaplain in the armed services women’s club, men’s group, and around the Protestant revolt at Mather field, Calif., air force students pledged a concerted ef was host to the Church history The Double Ring club o f this evening at 7:30, and the ipeak- This panel was the first in a division. A great deal o f his time fort for a success of Loretto panel o f Regis college at its Sun parish, in which only couples will be Father* Frederick Committee Chairmen series of presentations that will be Mann, Bernard Kramer, and is taken up instructing the chil Heights Star Nights at a meeting day evening meeting Oct 14. are allowed membership, is now Henry McKeever. dren of the personnel stationed at held at the college Oct. 15. Repre Accompanying the college panel given this year. These programs, preparing for its Fall Follies, sentatives of ea^ group attended from Denver was Father Harold conducted by Loretto Heights and James Healy, brother o f Mrs. the base. He is assisted in this scheduled Saturday night, Nov. and heard the plans fo r the activi Stansell, S.J., director o f the his Regis students in the field o f Grace Donovan of 4B2 Fox street, work by two nuns. Several mem 10. An entire new program is be ties that,will precede the opening tory department at R^is. He was Church history, ethics, and social is doing as well as can be expected bers at the base also are under his ing built around the star-studded of Firefly at Phipps auditorium introduced by Father Thomas Mc order, were begun last year at in a local hospital after both legs wing. On account o f the fast membership, whose fame as en Nov. 13-17. Mahon, Newman club chaplain at t h e request of Father Charles were amputated above the knees. turnover of transfers to overseas tertainers is city wide. McCrea- A. M. The three Regis students Forsyth, O.S.B., chaplain o f the Mr. Healy was employed, until his duty, he is unable to complete the Reserved tickets for Firefly will & dy’s Hi-Hatters will furnish the taking part in the panel were Rich Newman club at (Colorado univer illness a few years ago, at the instructions, but all aver that they go on sale at the Loretto Heights music, which in itself assures _ev ard Hanifen, John Asborno, and sity and moderator o f all joint ac county jail. will be continued at their next ticket office Oct. 22, and at the eryone a very enjoyable evening. port o f duty. Father Girse has Denver Dry Goods company and Gene Daly. A spirited discussion tivities of the Catholic colleges Mr. and Mrs. Marion King o f Officers of the club are Joe Musso, been stationed at St. Joseph’s for the May company Oct. 29. Script period followed the panel, with and Newman clubs in the region. 105 Inca street, converts instructed president; Margaret Harrison, 10 years, and of that time five tickets, which must be exchanged secretary; and Dillon Bagan, by Father Mann, were bap years were spent as a chaplain in for a reserved seat, may be pur treasurer. Couples are invited to tized Saturday, Oct. 6. Mr. and World war II; he was discharged chased from any o f the students. join. Mrs. Charles Richards were the as a major. Parishioners who wish Advance sale o f these script tickets The Rev. Paul Schwarz, C.SS.R., sponsors. Their son, Charles Rus to write him may address him at indicates a city-wide interest in expects to leave Tuesday, Oct. 23, sell King, four years old, also was Mather field, box 136. the musical, and requests for selec for Muscoda, Wis., where he will baptized at that time. tions from it have already b/een conduct a novena in honor of the Pfc. Richard J. Ochs received received from several organiza Blessed Mother in St. John the his stripe at Sheppard field, Tex., Has Lead Role tions. Baptist’s church from Oct. 28 to and is now attending a navj» In Kansas Play A mail order ticket blank is Nov. 4. Father Schwarz also con school in San Diego, Calif., where printed in this issue of the Register ducted a day of recollection Oct. he will take a 10-week course in for the convenience of those who 14 at El Pomar for the nurses of lithography. He is the son o f Mrs. want to assure themselves of choice Denver, Pueblo, and Canon City. R. Ochs of 555 Fox street, who seats. Father James Sullivan, C.SS.R., expects to visit him next month. also will leave Tuesday, Oct. 23, "Rich” is a graduate of St. Jo Volunteers Sought for Wisconsin, where he will give seph’s high school and one of the To Sell Tickets a week’s mission in Cazenovia. former stars of the gridiron at Members of the women’s club Mrs. H. Harrison and daughter, the West Side school. Carl Nel and o f the alumnae who did not Patsy, of 407 W. Sixth avenue, son, Jr., also a St. Joseph gradu attend the meeting Oct. 15 are and Dot Walsh of 440 Delaware ate, is spending a 15-day furlough urged to call their presidents and street, were spectators at the with his famity in Golden. volunteer their services for selling tickets to Firefly at the downtown S.M.U.-Notre Dame game Oct 13 Letters Received They returned to Denver this ticket offices. CHAIRMEN OF THE LORETTO HEIGHTS Star From Major Girse Place* in the male choru* of week by train. Nights committees pictured at the meeting held Oct. 15 The Forty Hourt’ devotion Several letters have been re “ Firefly” are *till available. are, standing. Miss Mary Kay Schmidt, student chairman, and Ray will be held Sunday, Monday, ceived from Maj. Milton J. Girse, Men who are intere*ted may come to the rehear*al* at the Slattery, Buick project; and seated, Mrs. George Tolvo, president of Knight* of Columbu* hall, 1575 the Women’s club, and Mrs. James Roche, president of the National Grant, Thuraday evening, Oct. Alumnae association. Other student chairmen at the meeting were Fr. Syrioney Delivers Talk 18, at 7:30. Barbara Barbato, Dorothy McGinley, Pat Kelly, and Arline Schuster. At Mother of God Meeting Seeing Pope Highlight of Trip to Rome (Mother o f God Parish, Denver) Mrs. Blackie Schoenthaler, Mr. The Rev. Francis Syrianey of and Mrs. Edward Roberts, and Mr. Like many other travelers in Holy Father. "Seeing the Holy Fa Mr. Onofrio’s advanced studies Great, Big Beautiful the Register staff gave a talk on and Mrs. Gallagher. The group Europe, Joe Onofrio, Jr., who re ther is a unique experience— one in Italy were augmented by ex plans to meet once a month. the Christopher movement at the cently returned to his home in St. you never forget,” said Mr. Ono tensive travel throughout Europe, The Rev. Amador Cruz Wisco Miss Betty Cotter, daugh- Catherine’s parish, Denver, after frio. Continuing, the young Den meeting of the Altar and Rosary including trips to Spain, France, society Oct. 11. An appeal for the baptized Richard Dane Valles, son er of Mr. and Mrs. L. B. a year’s study at the University of verite explained with fervent en Pisa, Italy, describes the highlight thusiasm: “ Emotionally, it’s some England, Ireland, Scotland, Ger Community Chest campaign was of Mr. and Mrs. Julian Valles, 530 Cotter, above, 1305 Clayton, Den given by the Rt. Rev. Monsignor E. Second avenue, Oct. 14. Spon of his trip as taking place in Rome thing like your First Communion. many, and Greece. He also made a ver, will play the leading role of Elmer Kolka o f the Catholic Chari sors were Alfonso Martinez and on the occasion of his seeing the It’s a sensatiofi you cannot put Aladdin in the St. Mary college, trip to Egypt. On one o f his tours, ties. Sally Solas. into words. It’s a sacred and holy the young Denverite met his Xavier, Kans., children’s theater event.” New members introduced by Mrs. John Schilling is in Mercy production, Aladdin and His Won mother, Mrs. Joe Onofrio, Sr., who Mrs. D. VanDuyn were Miss Students at Loretto Plan Mr. Onofrio, who was awarded hospital for surgery. derful Lamp, which will be pre had made the trip from Denver to Elizabeth Schilling a n d Mrs. a certificate of graduate work in Spain to meet her son. From Spain The banns of marriage were sented in the junior high school 2nd Pilgrimage Oct. 21 political science from the Italian Phoebe Arnold. published Oct. 14 for George auditorium in Leavenworth Oct. the pair visited a number of Eu The deanery report was given university, described ' the circum Brugger of Mother of God parish 20. Miss Cotter, junior dramatics ropean countries before proceed by Mrs. W. A. Barlow. Mrs. Clif' The Loretto Heights college.stu stance leading to his close-up view ing to Italy where Mrs. Onofrio and Betty Lundz of St. James’ par major, is vice president o f the dent body will make a second Holy of the P ontiff: “ It was one o f the ford Welch, president, announced ish. Dramarians at St. Mary and has witnessed her son’s reception of that Mrs. Hugh Duffy will be in Year pilgrimage on Sunday, Oct. most memorable experiences of my appeared in many o f the college his degree at the University of 21, for the intention of world life. I made the Holy Year pilgrim Pisa. set a gala mood for Falll charge o f the needlework sale to plays. She is a graduate of the be held in November. peace. Chartered busses will leave age in Rome on the same day that Rolls at Regis College Cathedral high school, Denver, the college campus at 1:30 and the Pope made it. I was at one A handmade quilt has been do where she won the journalism en route to the four churches the church at the same time he was. Fall is very truly Flower Time! Time for gay, nated by Mrs. Barlow, and a table LEATHER JACKETS honor pin. pilgrims will recite in unison the There were great crowds at the cloth, by Mrs. Duffy. Both articles Show Slight Increase Two other Denver girls. Miss prayers specified for the gaining front of the church hoping to Relined $9.50 brilliant flower accents for every autumn will be presented as gifts at the Total enrollment at Regis col Mary Lou Caskins and Miss Joan of the indulgences. catch a glimpse of the Holy Father Cleaned & Redyed $6.50 up needlework sale to be "Insurance of All Kinds" 43 Years of Dependable Service in the Field where Dependability is Essential WEIGH CLOTHES on SAVE ON SOAP;;SAVE WASH CLOTH15 SO 1120 Security Bldg. nth*c*iu. Phone KE. 2633 the Laundromat’s Weigh- ON HOT WATER TOO by CLEAN with patented to-Save Door. You’ll setting the Laimdromat’s WASHaway, RINSEaway always wash the right Water Saver Dial to corre Action. It’s the EXCLU amount of clothes in the spond to the wei^t of the SIVE SLANT, the secret ri^ t amount of water with load being washed: Small, of really clean dothee and iniHKRUILOR the right amount of soap. Medium, Regular. only the LaundiomathasitI 1543 LARIMER * A lhine 3422 you QAM 8t SURE.uiFirkT\^ti0gllOUSC . . . of course. It's tfoefrief Joe Onofrio Music Co. Member o f St. Catherine’s Parish 1805 BROADWAY ‘‘Home o f Telei?{R{oti” -IVot]ii]ig but the Finest MA. 8585 PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bannock SftMl THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEysfe'ne 4205 Thuridoy, October 18, 1951 WESTERKAMP'S Alumnae Tie Favors Women ot Heights In Arvada Nuptials Paramount Club Pilgrimage In a ceremony KE. 9435 5106 Wash. Members of the Catholic Para music will provide the evening's in the Shrine of XVEBVTHIMO A GOOD GROCXRT Welcome Members mount Social club of Denver plan entertainment. Refreshments will SHOULD HAVE St. Anne, Arvada, to make a group Holy Year pil be se^ed by the hostesses, Mrs. BEST FOODS AT LOWEST PRICES The Loretto Heights Women’s Mary L. Stefa- grimage Sunday, Oct. 21. To make Francis Kearney and Miss Helen - WE DELIVER — club honored new members at a tea nich, daughter of the pilgrimage, arranged for the Fisher. An invitation to attend this following the business meeting M r. a*h d M r s. Paramount club by St. Ignatius party is extended by the club to O ct 15. Mrs. Fred Pastore was as Philip Stefanich, Loyola’s parish, members are re any Catholic in Denver who IS sisted at the tea table by Mrs. became the bride quested to meet at 2:30 in St. Ig eligible for membership. The indi- ! Frank De Rose and Mrs. Galen of Paul J. Tilp, natius Loyola’s church, 2309 Gay vidual‘dui ■ must be a practicing Cath Walter's Drug Store Rowe. s o n o f Mrs, lord street. From there the group olic, single or widowed, and 40 801 Colorado Blvd. Sister Mary Adrian, moderator, Blanche Tilp of will go to three designated churches, years or more in age. Reserva jrreeted the guests and extended an Des Moines, la. for devotions, and then back to S t tions may be made with Mrs. Des Prescriptions invitation to tour the new Mache- The Rev. Joseph Ignatius Loyola’s, as prescribed, mond, president, or Mrs. Eva Gick, beuf hall. Mrs. J. A. McDonald, Koontz officiated where the final devotions will be CH. 1055. Candies — Gifts chairman of the youth groups for in the double-ring held. School Supplies the Denver deanery, stressed the ceremony. All members are urged to make need of counselors for the new T h e bride, this pilgrimage, and any of their Duncan Hines Ice Cream groups given in marriage friends wishing to do so are in Beers, Wines, Etc. Members who will care fpr the by her father, vited. Transportation will he pro reservation booths at the Denver was attended by vided. For further information FR. 5391 Dry Goods company and the May her sisters, and calls may be made to Mrs. Amelia Free Delivery company for Star Nights are re her niece, Ellen Desmond, DE. 1949, or Mrs. Helen quested to call Mrs. G. Tolvo. HA. Moranville, w a s Lucke, SP. 8935. 65, at Welby. flower girl, Mrs. A Halloween party will'feature New officers and* committees Walter Moran- the next bimonthly meeting o f the introduced included Mrs. George ville was matron Paramount club, to be hmd at 8 Tolvo, president; Mrs. J. P. Ma of honor, and p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 23, in the Cath TOM WALKER PIANOS ALL BUTTER honey, vice president; Mrs. Clyde Mrs. Leo Smith olic Charities annex, 1665 Grant Rcprn am r Thunday, October 18, 1951 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOUC REGISTER Telephone, KEyifene 4205 PAGE SEVEN Nurses' Communion Breakfast Luncheon Club Will Be Hostess For Pilgrimage The Our Lady of Fatima Saturday Luncheon club will be hostess to all Catholic women of the archdiocese at a city-wide Holy Year pilgrimage Saturday, Oct. 27. Prior to the visitations Preorrangements at the four designated Churches — Holy Ghost, St. Elizabeth’s, Cathedral, and St. Philomena’s— It is *‘good business’* to arrange a luncheon will be served at Holy Ghost hall, 19th and Cali for funeral service far in advance fornia street at 12:45 p.m. for a nominal fee. Following the of need when one’s decisions are luncheon, the pilgrimage, which will include the designated not swaj'ed by emotion. It is also prayers, hymns, and the special the most thoughtful and consid* “ Prayer for the Holy Year’’ / -i composed by Pius XII, will be crate way to spare survivors. said in each o f the churches, be ginning in Holy Ghost church at 1:46 p.m. If you have questions to ask A special booklet, composed and printed by members of the about our plan, we will give you commercial class at the Good ■ THE ARCHDIOCESAN COUNCIL of are shown in the picture above. Seated are Virginia Shepherd convent, will list not all the information yoii need to Robinson, breakfast chairman; Sister Mary Florence, only the prayers, but also will Cathqlic Nurses held a Communion Mass make your decision. Father Regan, Miss Anne Weisenhorn, ACCN, presi specify the route to he taken by and breakfast Oct. 11 in connection with the annual dent; and Miss Helen Goodale, secretary of the Na the pilgrims. meeting o f the Colorado State Nurses’ association. tional Committee for the Improvement o f Nursing It is the hope of the club’s Mass was offered in the Holy Ghost church by the Services. Standing are the Rev. Donal O’Mahony, spiritual director, the Rev. Wil liam Monaghan, and the club Compare Our Insurance Plan spiritual director of the ACCN, Father John J. circulation manager of the Far East magazine; Regan. The breakfast was served in the Albany Mrs. Leonard Swigert, president of the Archdiocesan chairman, Mrs. John Downs, DR. JAMES P. hotel. Sister Mary Florence, assistant to the presi Council of Catholic Women; Miss Margaret Brown, that as many as possible will With Any Other Offered make this, the second Holy Year dent of Loretto Heights college, was the principal president of the Denver chapter; Miss Barbara GRAY ft speaker on the program following the breakfast. Goetz, president o f the Colorado State League of pilgrimage sponsored by the Fa ft The title of her address was “Modern Woman’s Nursing Education; Miss Theresa Kiely, treasurer tima club, one of the greatest all- ’ women public demonstrations of Optometrist . Apostolate.’’ of the ACCN; and Mrs. Norman Johnson, secretary faith in the history of the arch VISVAL CARE Officers and guests of honor at the breakfast of the ACCN.—(Photo by Smyth) ^ diocese. EYES EXAMINED + + ^ + + + + +■ :+' Reservations, which should be in by Thursday, Oct. 25, may be VISUAL TRAINING made by calling Miss Rita La Optometrist Tourette, FR. 1062, chairman Lillian Mielke ACCN Program Chairman of the luncheon; Mrs. Henry 212-13 Colo. Bldg., 1615 Calif. St Horan & Son Chapels Smith, RA. 8179; Mrs. R. Luch- Phone for Appointment KEystone 6297 KEystone 6298 (Archdioccian Council of Catholic school, she also attended Satur house Sunday afternoon, Oct. 14. enbach, RA. 6442; or Miss Anne TA. 8883 Nurtet, Denver Chapter) day classes for four years at the Sister Mary Kilian and Sister O’Neill, EA. 1017. 1527 Cleveland Place Lillian Mielke was appointed Layton art gallery. Her artistic Mary Mig^uel o f Mercy hospital Pilgrims are requested to program chairman of the ACCN talents turn also to music. She returned Oct. 15 from a trip to specify if transportation will be Devils Lake, N. Dak. needed— or if it can be furnished to succeed Faye Macker, who has plays the piano and drums. 1748 TruBsnt PL moved to California. Lillian Mielke One hundred two nurte* and ACCN to Meet — when they make reservations DENVER'S MOST is a graduate o f the Milwaukee gueits attended the Communion In St. Anthony's for either the luncheon or the l«8 14tli St. breakfast held in connection pilgrimage. County hospital school o f nursing, The meeting o f the ACCN will . PROGRESSIVE 42S E. 17tk At.. in Waawatosa, Wis. She obtained with the Colorado State Nurses’ be held in St. Anthony’s hospital a B.S. in nursing at the Milwau convention. Sister Mary Flor Thursday, Oct. 25. A potluck sup St. Anthony's Hospital 104 B. Ittb A n . kee Downer college, and took fur ence gave an inspiring talk on per will be held at 7 p.m., fol 1847-41 Htrkit SL Ill E. llth A n. ther advanced courses at Mar “ Modern Woman’s Apostolate.’’ lowed by a “ white-elephant’’ party, RABTOAY GENERAL TIRE CO. Guild Planning Party TAbtr 1171 quette university, Milwaukee, Wis. John and Patricia Doherty Cook Members are asked to bring a — — — GENERAL TIRES Miss Mielke has been clinical in (class o f ’48, St. Joseph’s) are the “white elephant’’ for the games The annual games party spon structor in medicine and surgery parents of a boy, John Patrick; party and to make reservations sored by St. Anthony’s hospital at St. Anthony’s hospital sin,ce and Frank and Fern Babin Skala for the potluck supper, by calling guild will be held at 8 p.m. \ General Batteries 1949. (class o f ’46, St. Joseph’s) have Margaret Brown, PE. 1183,' or Wednesday, Oct. 24, in the nurses’ Commercial art is Miss Mielke’s welcomed a son to their home. Hanna Johnson, SP. 5048. The borne auditorium, W. 16th--*venue Bonded Collection chief hobby, which is evidenced Student nurses at St. Joseph’s nominating committee will be and Perry street, Denver. Mrs. A. Anywhere in V.S.A. G E N E R A L ^ , by the fact that, in addition to hospital school o f nursing enter-, elected at a business meeting to B. Joeckel, president, has donated studying commercial art in high tained their friends at an open be held at 8 p.m. a needlepoint-covered foot stool and the Sisters o f St. Francis are JOE O'NEIL & ASSO. t^SeUEECEE y ^ offering a handmade tablecloth, New Members Being Sought all of which will be given away the 1251 Cherokee MA. 1472 night o f the party. Many valuable LITTLE BILLS No Collections No Charge BIG BILLS G.T.A.C Easy Pay 1401 W. Colfax T A .6 6 0 4 prizes will be on display. The pub 42 Schools Are Represented in Club lic is invited (St. Thomai’ University Club, sity, Wisconsin university. Univer ship one must have two years of Denver) sity of Nebraska, Westminster college, or the equivalent, and be a Numbered among the alma ma law school, and Mt. St. Scholastica practical Catholic. Applications and ters o f members o f the St. Thomas college each have two representa further information can be had by K r o e h le r '51 J-oJuL JjujudkA, University club are at least 42 col tives. calling Mr. Dooley at AL. 7325. leges and u n iv e r s itie s spread Each o f the following schools Events scheduled in the coming With Power-Pilot Economy throughout the United States, Can can claim one member as an alum month include the discussion group Sectionals ada, England, and Mexico. nus: Smith* 'College, Colorado meetings on Thursday, Oct. 18, and On Display at Women’s college. University of for interesting 2 piece Colleges and universities repre- N6v. 1 and 15 at 8:15 p.m. in the California, Montana State univer Knights of Columbus home; the living room arrangements. sity, St. Patrick’s college,. Creigh monthly social in St. Philomena’s d ton university, University o f Utah, school hall, 940 Fillmore, Sunday Ohio State university, Rutgers uni evening, Oct. 28 J and the monthly versity, Colorado A. & M., Kansas MAin 3111 meeting Nov. 14 at 8 p.m. in the City Junior college, San Francisco K. of C. home, at which Mrs. Len State college, College of Holy 1335 Broadwoy ore Mattingly Weber, Denver au Name, Pueblo Junior college. Ro sary college, Chadron State, Colo thor, will be the speaker. rado university, Swedish Institute Discussion Group of Technology, Mexico university, To Meet Oct. 18 Boston university, Clark college, The discussion group of the St St. Louis university, Miami univer sity, Fort Lewis college, Coffey- Thomas University club will ville college, Colorado State Col- have its fipst meeting Oct. 18, lege_ o f Education, and Iowa uni at 8:15 o’clock in the Knights versity. of Columbus haU, 1575 Grant. The Organized in 1947 topic of the discussion will be Organized in 1947 to promote religious, intellectual, apostolic, “ Frustration.’’ Discussion material The May Co. and social activities among young on the topic will be taken from Catholics in Denver, with college Bishop Fulton J. Sheen’s book backgrounds, the St. Thomas Uni Peace of Soul. Bob Casler, dis versity club is desirous o f spread cussion group chairman, will be Make Yonr Christmas Shopping ing its benefits to others in the moderator, and the Very Rev. Mon- vicinity and increasing the number sigpor 'Bernard J. Cullen will be of school acquaintances. spiritual adviser. Anyone inter Quicker . . . Easier . • • Open a ested in joining the discussion Ray Dooley Ray Dooley, who is a graduate May Co. Charge Acconnt of Regis college with a master’s de group is invited to attend. sented include Denver university, gree from Denver university, is with '30 members being former chairman of t h e club’s annual Good «6hepherd Aid Unit students or graduates; Loretto membership drive. He and his com Only a few . . . practical, comfortable, Heights college 12; Regis college, mittee, composed of Marjean Cor Has Meeting in Convent If your credit is good elsewhere it’s good nine; University of Colorado, six; coran, Rita Coffey, Rosemary arrangeable two piece sectionals in na The Good Shepherd Aid society at The May! Come to our Credit Depart University o f Minnesota and Pur Dollaghan, Sheila Guise, and Ann tionally famous Kroehler eushionized PRICES due university each with three; and Mary Mohan, are anxious to met at the convent and Mother ment, Fourth Floor, or use the coupon be and Colorado School of Mines, acquaint those interested in mem Assumption led the Rosary in the construction. Upholstered in genuine, Kansas university, Kansas State, bership with the activities of the REDUCED convent chapel. A fter a busi low— and open a Charge Account . . . then Notre Dame, the Catholic univer club. To be eligible for member- finest grade mohair frieze . .. and yours ness .meeting the members were do your shopping! These accounts are pay served refreshments in the as . . . SALE PRICED . . . this week with AS LOW able in full, each month. Recite Wedding Vows sembly room. Many of the mem choice of colors. AS bers will assist in the Commu 1 7 9 * « Miss Gwen nity Chest campaign. Volzke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Other Easy Ways to Buy at Glen E. Volzke, W inter Coat Sets 5 pc. DUNCAN PHYFE GROUP Beautiful hand fin and Jerry Wild- The May! man, son of Mr. ished mahogany exten-* and Mrs. M. R. sion drop-leaf, care W i 1 d m a n, ex fully crafted, authen 1. Charge Budget Account. 2. Contract Ac changed wqdding tically styled, with vows in a double your choice of designs count. 3. Installment Account, 4. 'Hie Four ring ceremony in ■ X in four matching Pay Plan. 5. Layaway Plan. the Blessed Sac ■1 ra m en t church, chairs: Denver, Sept. 26, ASK ABOUT THESE PLANS with the Rt. Rev. IN OUB CREDIT DEPT.—FOUBTH.PLOOB Monsignor H a r- old V. Campbell officiating. Miss Ann Lus- combe was maid THE MAT CO., Dmitu C«I«. CX-M-II of honor, and the PImj. open a charge account for mot bridesmaids^ were NAME.„ Miss Joan "Cald well and M.i s s Fifty.Eight ADDRESS... Marie M a^lli. Denver’s Rooms . The bride’s six- Most four CITY.... JTATE.. y e a r-old sister, Complimented Complete Sheila, was Sixes 1 to 6x Homes OCCUPATION_____ Floors of flower girl. The are Priced .95 Del-Teet Boantifnl EMPLOYER.______bridegroom w a s Fnrnttnre. attended b y h i s From lup furnished. ADDRESS.. brother, R o 11 i e 1 0 Wildman, and the REFERENCES.- ushers included David Sell', Robert Gardner, and Lorrin Loy, F d i Baby Shop After the ceremony a reception was held at the Alpha Chi o * Asmin open on roadway Satordar afteraMDS Omega sorority house at the University of Denver. Following a antil 8:11 p.B. wedding trip, the young couple will make their home in Kansas City, "The Shdj> for Children" Kans., irtrhere Mr. Wildman is stationed with the U. S. air force. Come aiul Bring Your Friends Here We Are Again! SECOIVD ANNUAL St. Francis de Sales’ PTA St. Francis' ADULTS $1.00 SPAGHETTI DINNER High School Cafeterio CHILDREN 70c SATVRDAY, OCTOBER 30-5 TO 8 P. M. . 235 So. Sherman i i S f l F A C E EIG H T Offle«, 938 Bannock Straof THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Teltphone, KEytlona 4209 Thundoy, October 18,1951 Amusements — 5f. Rose's Bazaar to Benefit School Confirmation Set Recreation (St. Roi* of Lima’s Parish, Denver) At St; Cajetan's The big three-day bazaar being Trio of Workers sponsored Nov. 15, 16, and 17 will IN THE SKY ROOM be for the benefit of the new school building now under con For December 13 This Week struction in St. Rose of Lima’s par ish. The building is located at 1446 (St. Cajetan’* Pariih, Denver) W. Dakota avenue. To start the JAYNE MANNERS fun-fest Nov. 15, there will be a Confirmation rites in St. Caje- “ The Most Beautiful Singing-Entertainer in Shote big spaghetti dinner. On Nov. 17, ■talj’s church are scheduled for Dec. Business!” Toast o f Cafe Society at London’s Dor the last day o f the bazaar, a ham ^3, Instruction for the reception chester House, New York’s La Martinique and The IP dinner will be served. of the sacrament are now being Copacabanal tw given to. the school children. All During the three nights, $700 in parents who wish to have .the chil PLUS COMEDIAN LARRY ALLEN Guests from the East? cash will be given away. dren confirmed may inquire at the J!**" DiSalle'a Orcheatral Two Showa—10 p.m. and The bazaar will offer a huge va rectory for additional information. Midnight. No Covar Until 10 p.M. After 10, 11.00 Per Person. DINE AT THE HOLLAND HOUSE riety of amusements for everyone. Forty Hours’ will take place in ~ ~ . . — - . — There will be many interesting Of course you’ll want to take your guests on a the first part of November. Every Tonight and Every Night in the Spectacular drire through the mountains these golden booths to add to the entertain evening during the month of Oc autumn days. On your return, stop at the HoU ment. One booth will feature a tober Rosary services, with sermon STARLITE ROOM land House for one of ouc incomparable din> hope chest, filled with the finest and Benediction. Serving From 5:30 to 11 P. M. ners. Your guests will be highly compli linens and the useful household On Sunday evenings after the goods. Another booth will feature ■Dine EARLY and Enjoy Our 'New mented with the efficient, courteous service psual services in the church, games a doll, with a lavish wardrobe con and the excellent cuisine. parties are held in the basement SURPRISE DINNER $2.00 No reiervation neeetiary, forming to the latest fashion styles. hall under the direction of the From 6:30-7: Your choice of two entreee, Variety of appetisers, except for large partiet. There will also be a toy booth to games committee. Ben Benavides, ' salad, vegetables, choice of desserts. A real treat! Mr. andaMrs. M. L. Holland enthrall the kiddies, a faneywork chairman, who has returned from DINNER MUSIC BY LOUISE AND booth, and plenty of games to a hunting expedition, will take amuse everyone. MARION! NO COVER . . . NO MINIMUM charge. Th* Rev. Barry Wogan, pat- . . . NO AMUSEMENT TAX IN STAR- Preparations for the special HE HOLLAND HOl^SE tor, urged everyone in the par LITE ROOM! .. GOIOEN.COIORADO I games party Dec. 13 in the church ish to do everything possible to hall are going forward. A grow THE BAZAAR being sponsored by the St. Rose of contribute to the success of the ing assortment of attractive gifts baxaar. He poinud out: “ The Lima parish, Denver, Nov. 15, 16, and 17 -will help reduce are to be offered in addition to money realised from this ba the debt on the school building being erected. Three of the bazaar the usual awards. Sponsored by the zaar will be used to reduce the Park Lane Hotel workers shown above, are, left to right, Vince Hogan, Frances Carri- various church groups, the party 4-^0 SO \iA 1/OA/ gan, and John Brunner.— (Photo by Smyth) debt on the new school build BOCGIOS ing. This debt mutt be sizably will benefit school and other im reduced before work can pro provements made in the school and the church. gress on the section of the build FAMOUS FOS FIN t IN JO Y T H l W IS rS 1st Communion Day Set ing that will contain the class Choir rehearsals are being held FOOO SISV IO IN A MOST IIF S E S H IN O rooms.’’ This year work will be every other Sunday in the school . ONE NIGHT BAZAAR- OIACIOUS JAANNIR COCKTAIL lOUNGt completed on the first section hall immediately after the 10:30 TRIMONT AT BRpAOWAY of the $150,000 building. This Mass. Additional singers a r e On Oct. 28 in St. James' section, representing one-half needed and are asked to join the SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20 KE. 9618.* CH. 2494 of the entire building, comprises choir in time to begin prehqliday * (St. Jamea’ Pariah, Denver) parishioners and to the many the auditorium of the future rehearsals. ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH, FORT LOGAN school, with washrooms, lava The children o f the parish will friends of St. James’ parish who 3301 W, Mansfield— 3 Blocks East of North Gate tories, a haating plant, and stor receive their First Holy Commun co-operated in making the parish age rooms. ion in the 7:15 Mass on the Feast dance last week a grand success. HOT HAM SUPPER, 5:30 to 9 p. m. of Christ the King, Oct. 28. A The new building will be built St. Eliiabeth's PTA William Cudmore, Jr., and meifl- of red-faced brick trimmed -with Adults, $1.00 Children, 50c breakfast will be served to the bers o f his committee express ap children by the St. James PTA Kansas Silverdale stone. John F. Games, Refreshments, Amusements of all Kinds preciation for the spirit o f co-op Connell, Denver architect who de Sets Nuns' Benefit following Mass. More than 100 eration manifested by all. The (Bussard’s Busses leave Englewood on the hour children are in the class. signed the building, emphasized and on the half-hour) award of the two trips to the modern lines in his plans. Those baptized Oct. 14 were Sugar Bowl game went to Mr. and Thursday, Nov. 8 Kathleen Mary, daughter of Mr. Mrs. C. J. Frankeneiter, 2205 $138 Realized and Mrs. Burton Crager, with Ray Ivanhoe street. From Bake Sole (St. Elizabeth’s Pariih, Denver) mond Burke and'Erma Wilbur as sponsors; Catherine Ann, daughter Parishioners are again reminded The Altar and Rosary society At the October PTA meeting a LORETTO HEIGHTS STAR NIGHTS of Mr. and Mrs. Bob D. Schiiem, of the Christmas cards that are met Oct. 11 in the parish hall. Mrs. pantry shower for the sisters was being offered for sale by the St. Mary Demmitt,-president of the so planned for Thursday, Nov. 8, fol with William and Virginia Switzer ’■99 as sponsors; Marla Collen, daugh James PTA. Orders may be placed ciety, introduced the following lowing the PT.\ meeting on that ter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Shell, now for delivery later. All types guests: Mmes. Phyllis Christiansen, date.' Those parents wishing to THE FIREFLY’ of cards and -wrapping may be wiLh Joseph and Mary Shell as Eleanor Christopher, Stella Glavi- contribute are urged to bring non- sponsors; and David Lee, son of had through the organization. ano, Bessie St. Vrain, F. R. Ro perishable canned goods. Mrs. Yov. 13-17 Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred A. Leiker, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Da Deppo mero, Alma Gaukel, Patricia Lin James Foley, president of the were married Aug. 25 before the ton, and James Patten o f Keeline, Catholic Parent-Teachers’ league, with Francis J. Mc(Jlone and Paul MAIL ORDER BLANK ...... ine Walters as sponsors. Virginia Rev, J. J. Leberer in St. James’ Wyo. accompanied the Community Chest church. The bride was given in Mrs. Pauline Flora, treasurer, Speaker John lacoponelli, who McGlone was a proxy. All Seats Reserved Payment Must Accompany Order marriage by her brother, Marine reported that $138 had been rea talked of the coming Red Feather A newly organized pinochle club Tickets— $1.85 Parquet; $1.50 Balcony Tax Included Complete will meet Saturday evening, Oct. Cpl. Thomas Blair. The matron lized from the bake sale Sept. 30. drive. Mrs. Sue Capra, PTA pres 27, in the Walsh memorial hall of honor was Mrs. Joseph Martina; Mrs. John McDonald listed the fol ident, pledged support and hopes Make check or money order payable to to receive co-operation from-many at 8. Meetings will be held on the bridesmaids were Mrs. R. Richards lowing hostesses for the November of the interested parents. Sunday Dinner $1.00 second and fourth Saturdays of and Miss Marguerite Dickson. At meeting: Mmes. M. Sedustine, L. Star Ilfights Tickets every month. Parishioners who tending the bridegroom was Jo Sengenberger, R. Silva, H. Stadig, The Legion of Mary will receive “ American and Chinese’* LORETTO HEIGHTS COLLEGE, LORETTO, COLORADO are interested are invited to come seph Martina; ushers were Henry B. Stadig, Raymond Stubert, L. J. Holy Communion in the 8 o’clock to the first meeting. Herman and John Dittner. A Thomas, J. Treloar, Edward Trip- Mass Sunday, Oct. 21. TUES. □ WED. □ THURS. □ FRI. □ SAT. □ Those in care of the altars and breakfast in the Town House in ler‘, Adam Urban, and A. G. Van- Thirteen mothers helped with renkemp. Mrs. Burton Stadig re sanctuary during the month of Aurora and a reception in the the First Friday breakfast. They Number of tickets...... Preferred location of seats.. New China Cafe November are Mmes. Van Dyke, home « f the bride followed the ported the membership of the so are Mmes. Fabrig, Hofstez, Car- ^ 732 East Colfax AL 0766 - CH 9702 Allyn Schmidt, Richard Needham, ceremony. ciety has increased by 21 mem' pinella, Roberts, Kolenc, Rogers, hers, making the total 161. Knolls, Smith, Miller, Vigil, Batt- Name (Open till 3:00 AM, Week Dare) E. J. Reidel, and R. W. Bleakmore. Mrs. Dia Deppo, the former Pa Amount Enclosed Ifcs. Frank Doener will care for tricia Blair, is the daughter of The altar committee will have hauser, Annacito, Riedel, and Capra. the albs. Mrs. Thomas Degan is Mrs. Elizabeth Blair of 1412 Ros- the following workers for the A ddress...... Merchants' Luncheon 55c taking care of the small linens and lyn street, Denver. The bride at month o f November: Mmes. Harry On Monday evening, Oct. 22, Mi;p. John Evers is laundering the tended East high school. Mr. Da E. Grant, Joseph G. Ryan, Jen there will be an ushers’ meeting at altar cloths. Deppo came to Colorado from nie Martin, and W. Waters. Mrs. 8 in the school hall. . City...... Phone., Mrs. A. J. Gallaher will be host Butte, Mont. The couple will live Don McCormic announced that Father Raphael McDonnald, ess Oct. 22 to the A-re Maria cir Mrs. E. Geierman will handle the in Denver. Out-of-town guests O.F.M., is in Texas directing a Tickets will be sent by return mail. cle in her home, 6611 MontvieW Betty Crocker coupons the women mission. Father Bernard Trainer, were Mr. Da Deppo’s sister. Miss The CHALET boulevard. of the parish are saving for the O.P.M., left recently for Montana, Parish Donee Successful Leonora Da Deppo, and an aunt, silverware to be purchased for tiie Tvhere he will give a ihission. Henry Graf, Prop. Thanks are extended to all the Mrs. Mary Martina, both o f Butte. next bazaar. At the last meeting of St. Rose’s circle, Mrs. Romilda You’ll enjoy our deliciouB food, our delightful Lambrecht was elected chairman RKO Beffins atmosphere. Service is tops . . . prices right. for the bazaar booth. ORPHEUM* OcL 24 Mrs. Ann Jackson o f the St. CLOSED TUESDAYS Symbol of Co-Operatipn Ann’s circle announced that the Special Attention 815 Colorado Boulevard FR. 0432 hope chest to be displayed during to Brid^ Partita the bazaar will be on display in the parish hall for the week of the mission. MAKE DINEVG OUT A PLEASURE^ Toys were requested by the new Sacred Heart circle president, Mrs. Frances Carrigan, for the toy Enjoy Delicious Food booth at the bazaar. The next Prepared by BIKKSTOH! meeting o f the circle will be in the Mrs. Weber home o f Mrs. Catherine Beebe on Iltf PERSON SERVING the first Wednesday o f the month. presenting I Steaks, Chicken, Sea Food St. Jude’s circle is sponsoring a SHOW 1001 WONDERS MnSi' lace ^blecloth made by Mrs. Jack OF Dinners Treloar for the bazaar. TZSSIjIESSI Featurinx U.S. Choice Meata Only THRILLS! WE DO OUR OWN BAKING Mrt. Edward Arcuri with the “ The Man With a Cloak’’ Open Daily 7 A.M, to 9 P.M.—Cloeod Snndaya help of Mmei. Roney Silva, Jo- Barbara Stanwyck Joaeph Gotten ■eph Ryan, M. McCluggage, and MRS. WEBER'S KITCHEN Mary Lu Hoian will itart a nur- •ery to care for the children 5044 NO. FEDERAL BLVD. GL. 0055 during the 8 and 10 o clock Ma*>ei each Sunday beginning FAMOUS Oct. 14. J/i£ , JtohiL fioom . DENVER (Management of Either and Frank Fong) Edgewater Parish Festive Luxurious Dining Room Without Extravagance. Finest Chinese and American Foods. EXTRA COMFORT A Beautiful Lantern Lighted Dining Room in the Veterans of Foreign Wars Society Selects Home John S. Stewart Poet No. 1 EXTRA PLEASURE NO EXTRA FARE Open 11 a.m. to Midnight— Closed Tuesday Lunch Hostesses Welcomt to Denrer’a Fineit (Open to the Public) (St. Mary Magdalene’s Parish, Ninth Avenue at Speer Blvd. KEyatone 7918 COLBURN HOTEL Denver) LUXURIOUS ROOMS The Altar and Rosary society Cocktail Lounge OVIRNIGHT, IVIRYNIGHT hostesses for the November potluck I Coffee Shoy> luncheon will be Mmes. Smith and BKTW iiN Denver a n d Chicago Vendena. 10th Avenue at Grant ARGOYALT HOTEL MAin 6291 Over a thousand miles—just overnight. Where Denver’* Society Entertaini for Loncheons and Dinner* At the meeting of the society, De B. CEBIS& IlftBftrcr MISS PEGGY CHESTNUT, La Grange, 111., and Miss the following were appointed to T hat’s the way o f the DENVER ZEPHYR! FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR BRIDGE PARTIES, Florence Connors, 1269 Josephine street, Denver, co the various tasks: Sanctuary, Mrs. Diesel-powered for smooth, effortless speed, this famous DANCES AND DINNERS PHONE MAIN 3101 chairmen for the Community Chest drive at Loretto Heights college, .Stevens and Mrs. Logue; large stainless steel train gives you complete relaxation Beantifnl Ballroom* Private Dining Rooms linens, Mrs. McLain; small linens, and com fort. . . makes your trip a miniature vacation. Denver, gaze proudly at the Dunklee cup, a symbol of successful com' Mrs. Stevens; surplices, Mrs. munity participation. The trophy is the permanent possession of the Samz; and albs, Mrs. Logde. • Luxurious rtcHnlng choir coochot— college, because in three successive years Loretto Heights students On Thdrsday, Nov. 1, there will Fully carpeted. . . all leiti reserved. SHIRLEY SAVOY HOTEL placed first in Red Feather drive competitions among institutions of be a card party in the parish hall • Voriod stooping accommodations— higher learning throughout the region. at 12:30, preceded by a luncheon. ^ Drawing rooms, compartments, double bedrooms^ Horrid of the Famous Lincoln Room Admission will be 50 cents. Chambrettes, roomettes, standard berths. THURS., FRI., SAT. Air Conditioned Comfort — Complete Convention Faeilltiae The Halloween party will be • Doliclous rofroshmonts— OCT. 18, 19, 20 Beautiful Private Rooms for held Saturday, Oct. 27, at 8 Parlor-observation car. . . club-lounge car. • Private. Fartiea • Teaa aBridse Partiet o’clock. There will be movies, a ABBOTT ft COSTELLO • FIno moolt, oxporily sorvod. • Weddingi 0 Beeeptloni stage show, and dancing. Let na entertain yonr Gnaati for yon Mrs. Foley, president o f the MEET THE INVISIBLE MAN We tarve 12-121)0 pertona GO BURLINGTON... CPTL, was guest speaker at , the REX ALLEN BUDDY EBSEN Information: Miti Long, AC 3138 monthly meeting of the PTA. DINVII •lINCaiN-OMA HA-CHI CAOO SILVER CITY BONANZA Hostesses were Mmes. Cunning Dwmr Zsphyf CeWenile Zsphyt ham, Hazduke, Holthaus, and Ven- Cartoon— Comedy Iv. D«nv*r , . < : . 4t00 pm...,..7ilJpm Unequalled As A Story Of Youth! dOna, who are third'and fourth Ar. LIneetn < , « . , 12i04 om . . . . « . 3U0 am grhde room mothers. Ar. Omaha < . 11 i IilO om . , . i . . 4i55 am Piramoiint pm ents The PTA bake sale was a fi SUN., MON., TUES., WED. Ar. Chicago, i < s i 94)5 am . . i i s , Ii30 pm nancial success. Appreciation and KIWBtTH 'SHIUET OCT. 21, 22, 23, 24 I thanks are extended to all who To UNCOtN and OMAHA— ItMnrOIsM ** CLIFT-TAYLOR-WINTERS participated. TONY CURTIS PIPER LAURIE' Tkkin Sunday, Oct. 21, will be Com Toehnicoior Th* CotOSAOOAN Itavu D«nv*r munion ddy for the Young Ladies’ r. W. JOHHION .GEORGE SITOIS'p.-..-. THE PRINCE WHO WAS ti4S pm, arrivn Lincoln 6iS5 am, (gpural Fetitntsr sodality. They will receive in a Omaha 8i30 am. Agent group in the 8 o’clock Mass. A THIEF ^ Sl*«plng and chair can. 17lli ond CboNipo A H A C E I N M S m The St. Mary Magdalene circle WILUAH BENDIX _ DENNIS O’KEEFE PKoAti K9ysfof>« 113$ will meet in the home o f Mrs. Dgmvgt 2. Colerodo 3RD WEEK COVER-UP Tracy Oct. 25 at 1 o’clock. k- Our Lady o f Perpetual Help Cartoon— News DENHAM ' a , r ‘ circle will meet in the home of Mrs. Robder Tuesday, Oct. 23. I l Thursday, October 18,1951 Office, 938 Bannock Street TH^ DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4205 PAGE NINE Blue Jays Face Cardinals for Season Classic Oct. 21 Double Dribble Down Battle of Undefeated Titans! One of Seven Red Bird Touchdowns « I May Decide 1951 Championship By Clarenc* A. Frank A battle between the two teams undefeated in the Denver Catholic high school league, Cathedral and Annunciation, promises to be a hotly contested struggle for the loop lead in the second game of a double-header to be play^ Sunday afternoon, Oct. 21, in Bears’ stadium. The strong Reps team will play Mullen in the first game. wifflimniiL GAMES NEXT WEEK SM iniL Sidsdi^hiL Sunday, Oct. 21 Mullen Ti. Regis. Ray Hutchinson, who conducted arms from third base on the dia Cathedral team ▼■. Annuncia this column until he enterad S t mond) is a football passing artist tion team. Thomas’ seminary, Denver, Oct. whose whole abilities have not yet Kickoffs at 1 and 3 p.m. in 13, left on his desk a note made at been displayed in league competi Bears’ stadium. a high school football game in tion. Bears’ stadium: “ Too much tack Don Mumford, Kenny’s star re ling after the whistle. Dangerous.” ceiver, was switched a week ago BASKETBALL-WISE Vince Piccola of the St. Fran In the first game Tuesday night, In the spirit o f punching after from end to halfback and scored Oct. 16, Annunciation team the bell, we might recall that Ray two touchdowns against Mullen cis de Sales Gremlins dribbles a football in an incompleted trounced the courageous Mullen forward pass play against the St. Joseph Bulldogs. Gary Carrier knew his business. He played half O ct 16. His running is a pleasant squad, 46-0. (Cathedral'beat Mul surprise to flard fans, and he still (67) is in the background. The Gremlins and the Bulldogs waged one back at Regis under Lou Kellogg len earlier in the season, 47-0.) and Cobe Jones. can catch passes. of the season’s best battles, 13-13, in Bears’ stadium Oct. 16.— (Repts- The Mustangs almost scored & ♦ ♦ • ter photo by Smyth) ______The battle between the Blue touchdown against the Cardinals Once upon a time, a “first Jays and the Cardinals in Bears< in the fourth quarter after a pass string” was something that it is no stadium Sunday afternoon, Oct. from Zavala to Friel was good for longer. The platoon-system voca 21, should be the game o f the CYPC Begins Organizing 30 yards to the one-yard line. The bulary is evident in the following year. Mustangs fumbled in the end zone notice from Colorado univeiaity: for a touchback, which brought “ Catholic students on the Colo Dramatic, Choral Groups the ball out on the 20 in possession rado university football team are o f the Cardinals. making their presence felt around (Cathedral Young People’s Club, high series of 2,038. The “ P.P.’s” the conference this year. On the Mullen Reunion ROUGH-RIDING CARDINALS from Mike Lucero (70), Mullen’s Francis Forest (62) Denrer) are still holding league high games Cardinal Coach first string offensive team are of 767 and high series of 2,172. Annunciation high school ran over Mullen, and Jim Munson (on pile), and All-Parochial Tackle On Oct. 9 a group of CYPC Hilary Johnson and Garry Knafelc Ed Horvat (67), who helped to clear the way for members interested in dramatic Ernie Espinosa held high men’s Uses Reserves at ends and Jack Swigert at guard. 46-0, Oct. 16 on their way to meet the undefeated honors when he bowled a game Annunciation team’s Ken Rie seven Cardinal touchdowns by Fred Maes, Don and choral groups met in the Gold "Three firit-string halfbeckt To Open Oct. 21 Cathedral Blue Jay^ in a game Oct. 21 that may of 203. John Tamburello had high del was not risked in this game. Mumford, Gil Castellano, and Phil Marques.— room at the K. of C. clubhouse. doing great jobi are Z a c k series of 504. Shirley Carey held He will be needed in the game decide the league championship. In the picture are (Register photo by Smyth) Charles B. Young, who directed Jordan, Woody Shelton, and A Mullen high school alumni re women’s high honors when she with Cathedral. union will be held in connection Tons of Fun and many other Ronnie Johnion. Playing in tka bowled a game of 173 and a series with the Mullen-Regis game which plays presented by CYPC, is or One of the green reserves sent lino for the fir«t-*tring de ganizing the group. The meetings of 462. in by Annunciation’s Coach Harry fensive team are Tom Cain, will be played this Sunday, Oct. will be held on Tuesday evenings. On Oct. 14, approximately 40 Pemberton was little Bobby Moore, Jack Jorgenion, Don Green 21. At 7:30 on the evening before Mr. Young invites everyone inter CYPC members met at the Cathe a 115-pound sophomore. Bobby wood, Jim Stander, and Bob the game there will be a pep rally K. of C. Bowling ested. A number o f professional dral for a group pilgrimage. A quarterbacked the Cardinals for Klamann, and a homecoming bon^re. The squad, the coach, the queen and and amateur acts were discussed. visit was made to each of the four much o f the final quarter and “Tom Brookshire is going great Berlin ...... her attendants, and speakers will Team Standings 18 172 Arthur Poirier will direct a choral designated churches: Cathedral, ran an intercepted pass back nine guns at defensive halfback. Don W L Avf. M. Rossi .... a....rr...,...... 18 172 group. Holy Ghost church, St. Elizabeth’s, yards. Neary, a freshman halfback, will take part. • D«putie8 ...... 11 7 807 T. Stolte ____ ...... 18 171 An alumni Mass will be cele Navigator. — ...... 11 7 807 Scaveilo ...... ___ 16 170 The cabinet members, old and and St. Philomena’s. probably see aj^tion later in the ...... Gremlins Tie brated at 9:30 Oct. 22. Anna Ma S«creUrieB ...... 11 7 785 A. Rossi ...... 18 188 new, enjoyed a dinner Oct. 9 at season.” ...... 10 8 790 Tafel.ki ...... 18 168 Warden...... ______the Trade Winds. Nineteen mem Bulldogs, 13-13 e v e rie Conzona, queen of the home Trustees ...... 9 9 788 Boeding ...... 18 163 bers were present. Thanks to Mrs. coming, and her attendants. Mar Grand Knights ______8 10 786 Mulligan ...... 12 168 Football seers who point to the K. Mariacher ...... 18 Alice McClain, retiring secretary, D. U. Newman Club In the second game Tuesday guerite Dickerson and Loretta Guards ...... 8 10 768 162 Cathedral team’s 47-0 triumph Chancellors ...... 4 14 781 Welch ...... 18 162 the party was a success. Dancing night the favored St. Joseph’s Brisnehan, will preside at the game Jarratt ...... __ 16 162 Bulldogs rallied to tie the St over Mullen and to the Annuncia High three games-—Deputies. 2,556; provided entertainment. and half-time demonstration. The Navigators, 2,510; Trustees, 2.502. H. Swigert .... 12 162 tion Cardinals’ 46-0 victory as in ...... In the bowling league, the Holds First Meeting Francis de Sales Gremlins, 13-13 “ Just Kids” band will play. High game — Grand Knight., 924; Mill...... 18 161 The Bulldogs scored once in both dicators in the race for the paro Navigator., 911: Secretaire., 907. Lynch ...... 18 160 “ P.J.s” are still at the top, with The annual Mullen alumni Dehmer ...... _ 18 160 the third and final periods, and chial league title are likely to be Individual Averages 15 wins and three losses. High The Newman club of the Uni right. Cathedral’s squad is a dance will be held after the game Mason ...... 1 .. 16 160 tiomemakers Say.. the Gremlins scored twice in the Game. Avf. Healey ...... 160 team game winners were the versity of Denver held the first in the American Legion home at 9 12 second period. St Francis’ worked powerhouse that has not really King ...... 18 177 Rudy ...... ____ 18 167 “ Knowstars” with '714, and also o’clock. The charge will be $1.50 ...... 18 172 Powers ...... meeting o f the fall quarter on the ball part way down the field used full steam this season. Mullen ...... 18 167 The undefeated Cardinals have per couple. Ramsey ...... 18 172 Kane ...... 18 156 o ■ for the entire family Oct. 11. There were about 100 each time the Gremlins scored E. Stolte ...... 3 166 not opened up, either. Kenny Rie G. Mariacher ...... 18 166 Check the Central uW 6 &tCrS MilU’ Low Prices. students in attendance. After a Two long runs by Ivan Saindon figured in the Bulldogs’ two del (who pitches and also strong- Scherer ...... 16 166 School-Award sweaters with re short business meeting conducted McNally ...... 16 164 inforced elbows and non-stretch- touchdowns. Ivan ran 53 yards Pupils Like New Playground Donigan ...... 18 163 by Bud Leggett, the club president, ...... , able cuffs at Mills’ low prices. ahd then went over from the 10 for Plonkey .... . 18 168 a social program was held. Since his first score. He made the sec 150 Women Attend W. Swigert .... 18 162 the great majority of the students Marietta ...... 18 160 COLORADO ond St Joseph touchdown by Miller ...... ____ 1& 149 KNITTING MILLS were new, several get-acquainted breaking loose for 49 yards. Beckius ...... 18 148 games were played. A skit was Regis Mothers'Club Bartlett ...... 18 147 1435 Welton Denver KE. 2443 Several Gremlins were shaken Wendling ...... 18 140 New-W ay Checking accounts presented to outline the aim of the ...... up in this hard-fought game. Dan The Regis high school Mothers’ Thibault ...... 16 140 Newman club and a short resume O’Brien received a Teg injury that Duggan ...... 18 189 at The Central require no club met for the first time this Lerg ...... of the activities was presented by may keep him out of action for a 16 186 several members o f last year’s year Oct. 11' at Regis with Mrs. Wagner ___ ...... 15 186 minimum balance. The onlw while. Lawlor ...... 18 120 LET US club. Refreshments and dancing Valens Jones, the new president, presiding. More than 150 mothers High three games— Berlin, 622; King, cost is ten cents for each check' concluded the evening. All club Annunciation, 14; ,685; T. Stolte, 666. were present The freshman class meetings are held in the auditor High game— Ramsey, 236 ; Boeding, you write. Open a checking ac*, PEP UP ium of the Business Administra Regis, 13 was leading in attendance. 229; ScAvello, 22$. tion building on the Civic Center In one o f the most interesting The past presidents of the club, League leeretary, Ed Ttfelaki, GE. count at The Central soon..31 0904. campus of the university. games o f the season, the Annuncia were introduced, and corsages were YOUR CAR! resented to them and to Mrs. it’s the quick, safe and effi-H To Name Workers tion Cardinals edged out the ones. Mrs. Harry Grout, first sec cient way to take care of billet At Meeting Oct. 18 Regis Red Raiders, 14-13, in the retary and third president of the EXPERT first game played Wednesday club, read the minutes of the initial The next meeting is being held night, OcL 10, in Bears’ stadium. meeting held Nov. 5, 1930, and FOOTBALL At an extra service to all checkt MOTOR on Thursday, Oct. 18, at 8 p.m. The Regis Raiders outplayed the gave an interesting talk on the for committee appointments. Any Cardinals on the ground in gain organization and workings of the A GROUP OF GRADE SCHOOL GIRLS enjoy their ing account holders... ing twice as many yards from club in its formative years. Other Catholic student attending the uni scrimmage. The Annunciation past presidents who were present new playground. Left to right are Mary Dawn Green, Notre Dume THE CENTRAL IMPRINTS YOUR versity is invited to become a mem. team, however, gained consider are Mrs. Fred Doyle, Mrs. Bart Cecilia Heddy, Loretta Scarry, Barbara Felix, and Maria TUNE-UP VI. NAME FREE ON EVERY CHECKiJ her of the Newman club. Accord ably more yardage in passing than Sweeney, Mrs. Walter Wade, Mrs. Harvey. at ing to university authorities there Regis. Marie Seaman, Mrs. Joseph Mc Gowan, and Mrs. Roy Atkinson. + + + + + are about 900 Catholic students in Pittsburgh Tigers Hold Jays Mrs. Jones presented the new the school. To 7-2 Margin officers and council members, and St. Mary's Acodemy Names '(^ n tra r Ix^ she reported the appointment of Saturday, Oct. 20 'Wednesday night’s second game Mrs. Paul Villano as treasurer to was perhaps the most exciting con replace Mrs. Ralph Dinek, who re New Officers for 1951-52 11:45 p. m. your banklngj Dr. F. A. Smith test o f the learae so far. In the signed. Mrs. Jones announced the second half the Holy Family Tigers opening of a membership drive (St. Mary’s Academy, Denver) The president of the sophomore almost upset the Cathedral team. Optometrist which, it is hoped, will culminate Mary Clare Cervi, daughter of class is Marcia Duffy, daughter o f The game ended on the Blue Jay in 100 per cent by the November Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cervi, was Mr. and Mrs. E. Duffy; vice presi K TLN n.,. 10-yard line at 7-2 with the Tigers meeting. The donation by Blessed elected president o f the senior dent, Mary Ann Walsh; secreta^, THE CENTRAL 45^ Broadway in possession of the ball. Sacrament circle of a lace table class in the election held this week. Anne Plunkett; treasurer, Rita Presented by Your Ford Optical Co. The Holy Family team scored a cloth to be used at receptions PEarl 4641 Other senior officers include: Vice Vigil; and historian, Anita Scha- BANKS TRUST COMPANY safety when Jim DeAndrea and teas was acknowledged, as well president, Josephine Bonomo; sec der. j Sinclair Dealers trapped a Blue Jay ball carrier 15TH AND ARAFAHOI STS., OINVIH, COIOJ Eyes Examined • Visual Care as the addition to the club’s col retary, Barbara Meine; treasurer, Sheila O’Connor is president of behind the goal line. Jack Isen- lection of teaspoons by last year’s Dorothy Hanifen; and historian, MEMSESi ftdtral Dtpeiit iMuronct Cerp. DRIVE CAREFULLY Individually Styled Glasses the freshman class. Other freshman The firma Hated her# deaerve to hart’s coffin-comer punt had put freshman class. Pat Kanable. F«ltral Rtssrvs Syitsm w Atch out for be remembered when you are dia- the ball Bernard Mooney, Virginia Bana- Retrends han, Dick Aiehele, and Shirley Mc EMPIRE GARAGE Namara will plan entertainment 1428 . ISth St. and food for the picnic. October 24 is the date lor a big iiniiiiiiiniiinmiii^ award. Members "are asked to bring Let Ui WINTERIZE Your Car their calendars to the meeting fol lowing the Rosary at 7 ;80 p.m., as Why Pay More?” the project will close et that time. Jim Larson - Tom Waters Pat Scheer and RaeMona Barnhart (Trademark) will be on hand to see that no one goes home hungry. PHILLIP'S SERVICE STATION Wm. W. Myer Drug Stores 4839 EAST COLFAX ZIPPER REPAIRS MEMBERS OF THE Regis high R aid er Sonnen. The All-Catholic award is the highest award COMPANY on Almost Any Garment R eview meet to discuss their first-place, All- presented to a high school newspaper by the Na Colorado Owned Stores COLFAX at EUDOBA or Article Catholic award, which they recently won in na tional Catholic Press association (headquarters: Mtmbrn of Bleued S«crftment R«Y SYSTEM, INC. tional Catholic competition. Staff members of the Marquette university, college of journalism). The I Englewood 800 Santa Fe Dr. SO South Broadway 15th and California and Christ the King ParUhea SHOE REPAIR Denver school’s unique magazine are, left to right. Raider Review resembles Time in being a review 1 BresSwsy st IrviesteB IP. 4111 Bob White, Bill Dines, Paul Murray, Bob Reardon of the news in magazine form. All other Denver 1 3933 W. Colfax Cortis & ISth St. 17tb A Tremont (editor). Paul Dunn, Bon Shannon, and Chuck schools still follow the newspaper format. 1 PAGE TEN Offic*, 938 lannoek Sfre«t THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER TeI«phont, fCEytfen* 420S Thursday, October 18; 1951 Fatima Retreat to End With 40 Hours' Vincent Sweeney, Regis Grad, Ex-Prof, Dies ! I YOU HAVE A FORTUNE TO PROTEa Vincent C. Sweeney, 29, a stu biology department there for one high school counseling at the sum* dent in the St. Louis university year under the Rev. Elmer J. mer camp. Nobody con toko tkoir own perfect Tition for frented. Seeen Holy Hour to Climax Services Oct. 21 school of medieine and head coun Trame, S.J. Survivors include his parents.' out of ten pertont here t ii u b I defect! without erer tuipecting selor at Camp St. Malo, Allen’s From Regis, Mr. Sweeney went Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Sweeney o f (B leiied Sacrament Parish, include the Brownies, the Girl luncheon and bridge on Friday, Park, Colo., for the past 12 sum to St. Louis university and earned it. Take care of your Tttion. You haec a fortune ^ prote^ 1254 Milwaukee; two brothers, R. Denrer) Scouts, the cubs, the Boy Scouts, Oct. 19, as guests o f Mmes. Leo mers, died in St. Louis after a his master’s degree in biology in Philip and James L., Jr.; and threa The Forty Hours’ devotion in and Explorer Scouts. The retreat Connell, Eugene Rice, and J. J. brief illness: Requiem Mass was 1949. At the time of his death he sisters, Alice Marie, Barbara Ann, Blessed Sacrament church, culmi master, the Rev. Frederick Mann, Drinkard. celebrated in St. Philomena’s was a junior in the medical school. and Edna Lou Sweeney. Horan nating the annual retreat in honor C.SS.R., will impart the Papal St. Gerard’s circle'will be guests He had spent all his summers since mortuary. SWIGERT BROS. of Our Lady of fatima, will open blessing at the close of the novena in the home of Mrs. J. Vincent on Friday morning, Oct. 19, with on Sunday. Connor on Monday evening, Nov. 1550 California O p t O t U e t r i g t S KErttona 7651 ^ a High Mass o f the Blessed Sacra The PTA will meet in the new 12. The circle welcomed six new ment at 9 o ’clock. On Saturday Machebeuf hall on Monday, members at the October meeting, Better Fition Good Sertieo morning a High Mass Pro Pace Oct. 15, at 1:30 p.m. It alio will as follows: Mmes Lee Gibbons, for Every Age At Right Prices will be offe«d at 9 o’clock. The be the occasion o f a pantry Philip Clark, Dan Miller, F. J. Forty Houif’ will close with a shower for the listert; canned Landauer, George Nichols, and Al GLASSES IMDIVIDUALLT STYLED Holy Hour at 4 o’clock on Sunday goods, staples, or frozen foods fred Means. afternoon, and the procession will will be most acceptable. The S t Anne’s circle will meet in serenth grade pupils, who were the home of Mrs. John C. Daly on ^iitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiniiiHmniim the first to achieve 100-per-cent Tuesday, Oct. 23, for a bridge attendance among -the mothers luncheon. at the September PTA meeting, Weddings were honored at a party on Miss Doris Splear, daughter of THEODORE Oct. 8. The eighth graders’ Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Splear, and will be recited in the Trevino Memorial NORA McHUGH, 76, of SSOO Race mothers will be hostesses at the John J. Dore, Jr., exchanged mar street. Mother o{ John McHugh, Jamea chapel Friday, Oct. 19, at 8 p.m. Funeral T. McHugh, and Margaret Roarty; arrangements pending. Trevino mortuary. social hour which follows the riage vows prior to a Nuptial Mass irnndmoth«r of Robert and Noreen Me- meeting. at 9 o’clock Saturday, Oct. 13, in ALBERT J. DEXTER HACKETHAL Hush, Sharon Teseler, and Kathleen A large group of Altar and Ro the Blessed Sacrament church, Roarty; and sitter of Mrs. Feely. Requiem Mass was celebrated Oct. 12 sary society members were guests Patrick, and Austin Gibbons, all of in S t John the Evangelist's church for with the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Har Denver; and Ann Cusack and Michael Albert J. Dexter, 68, a retired employe Oct. 12 o f the pastor. Mon old V. Campbell as celebrant. The MORTUARY Gibbons of Ireland. Requiem Mass was of the U. S. Mint in Denver. signor Harold V. Campbell, and the celebrated Oct. 12 In AnnuncUtion Mr. Dexter, who lived at 645 Pearl bride, who was giVen in marriage street, died after an iilncss of a year. two assistants, Father William by her father, wore a traditional 1449-51 Kalamath Su church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Horan mortuary. Born in Denver July 16. 1883, be at Mulcahy and Father Anthony wedding gown of candlelight satin, tended Manual high school and was Borer, S.M.B., at the first Altar Phone MAin 4006 ANTHONY (TONY) DeBELLO of graduated from the Colorado School of with a veil of imported illusion. 3622 Pecos street. Husband of Frances Mines in Golden. He wal a member of and Rosary meeting to be held in She carried white roses, and her DeBello; father of Dominic DeBello, the Machebeuf hall. Father James Mrs. Caroline Weipert, and Mrs. Mary Beta Theta Pi social fraternity. attendants were Miss Rita Staple- Vincent C. Sweeney Mr. Dexter, who had been an assayer Ahern of Annunciation parish was Holcomb; and four grandchildren. The for the mint since 1914, retired in 1946. ton o f Sioux Falls, S. Dak., as Rosary is beins recited Oct. 18 at 8 p.m. He is survived by his wife, Alice M. the ^ e s t speaker. Mas. J. Vincent church Oct. 18 followed by inter in the OHnger mortuary drawing room, maid o f honor, and Eileen Glat- M €»n II m e n ts OHnger mortuary. Connor was announced as new felter, a cousin, as flower girl. The ment in Mt. Olivet. We have erected many beauti 16th at Boulder. JRequiem Mass will be celebrated Frida%*Oct. 19, at 10 o’clock circle chairman, replacing Mrs. bridegroom, who is the son of Mr. Born in Norwood, Colo., Sept. ful monuments in Mt. Olivet JULIAN QUINTANA ^ in Our Lady of Mt Carmel church. A Requiem Mass was celebrated Oct. Harold Bowlds, who resigned. and Mrs. John J. Dore of Denver, 23, 1922, Mr. Sweeney was grad Interment Mt Olivet OHnger mortuary. Cemetery. 13 in Holy Ghost church for Julian The members o f St. Rita’s cir was attended by Paul Burns as uated from Cathedral high school JOHN E. FARRELL of 51 W. Alameda Quintana. 81, of 2447 Welton street, cle have been caring for the altars in Denver in 1941. He was awarded avenue. Husband of Myrtle B. Farrell; who died in the Colorado State hospital best man. After the ceremony, the A. T. THOMSON father of Joseph F. Farrelll of Loveland. after a four-year Illness. Interment was during the month of October, and wedding party and members of the a bachelor’s degree from Regis 600 Sherman St. TA. 8018 John E. Farrell, Jr., of Long Beach, in Mt. Olivet. \ the members o f St. Gerard’s circle families were feted at a breakfast college in 1945 and taught in the Calif.: and Katherine G. Farrell of Mr. Quintana was bom in Pueblo Jan. will take care of the altars for the Denver; brother of Katherine and Lyda 28, 1921, and moved here with his par in the Park Latie hotel. A recep Farrell, both of Denver: and grandfather ents in 1943. He later worked for a month of November. tion. was held in the Park Lane of John Dennis Farrell. Requiem High movie theater in Walsenburg. On Sunday, Oct. 14, Father hotel in the afternoon. Mrs. Dore Baked Goods Sale Mass is being celebrated Oct. 18 at Survivors include his parents. Mr. Mulcahy supplied the rituals of New! Different! Colorful! JERRY BREEN 10:80 o'clock In St. Francis de Sales’ and Mrs. Porftrio Quintana of Denver; is a graduate of Loretto Heights church. Interment Mt. Olivet OHnger seven brothers, Benny, Laurence, John, Baptism to Kathleen Ann, daugh college, and Mr. Dore, who is a Florist mortuary. and Richard, all of Denver; Perfecto of ter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. graduate o f Regis college, is now At Lady of Grace NIEVEN ALARID, 80, of 2127 W. the U. S. marine corps, Abraham of the Goldem who had been baptized attending at the University of De 33rd avenue. Father of Tony Alarid, U. S. navy, and Inoceneio of the U. S. 1004 15th St. John Alonso, Jennie Garcia, and Euflmia army; and two sisters, Sylvana end conditionally after h^r birth in troit. The young couple will make Hand - Decorated Baca, all of Denver; and Leo Alarid, Mary, both of Denver. Mercy hospital. The sponsors w;ere their home in Detroit for the pres Parish Nets $94 MAin 2279 Pueblo; brother of Gabriel Alarid. Den CPL. RAYMOND LEE CROSS Jack Golden and Janet Welle. ent. ver; EHts Alarid, Denver: Claude Alarid, (Our Lady of Grace Parish, Clayton, N. Mex.; Phillip Alarid, Clay Requiem, High Mass was celebrated The Mothers’ club meeting, The marriage o f Miss Mildred ton, N. Mex.; Candelario Alarid, Deirver; Oct. 16 in St. Francii de Sales’ church which was postponed this week be Agnes Thomson, daughter o f Mr. Denver) Tole Clocks Petria Madina, Denver; and Barbara for Marine Cpl. Raymond Lee Cross, who cause o f the novena, will be held and Mrs. Frank J. Thomson, to The bake sale held by the Altar Lopes, Denver; survived also by 11 died April 28 in Korea as a result of and Rosary society Oct. 14 brought grandchildren and nine great-grandchil injuries. MiliUry graveside services at on Oct. 29, with Mmes. Willis El John Anthony Flanagan will take dren. .Requiem Mass was celebrated Oct the Denver National cemetery were con liott arid Milton Conway as host place on Saturday morning, Nov. in $94. The president thanks all 16 in Annunciation church. Interment ducted by the L.C.W. post No. 1, Ameri esses. 3, at 9 o’clock in the Blessed Sac those donating food and helping Mt. Olivet Capitol mortuary. can Legion. Corporal Cross was born in Wichita, rament church prior to a Nuptial in any way to make it such a 9 .9 5 CRESENCIA M. GARCIA, 79. of 2542 Circle News Kans.. Feb. 29, 1928. the son of Mr. Mass, with the Rt. Rev. Monsignor success. Curtis. Mother of Emilio Medina, Ven St. Joseph’s circle will be guest and Mrs. Richard Cross. He received his Hrold V. Campbell officiating. Chairman Named tura, Pinto, Pedro, and Margarita primary education in Wichita and at at a bridge luncheon on Friday, An attractive addition to Garcia, and Mrs. Juan Atencio; sur tended the Mulvane high school in Mul- At the. September and October For Faii Festivai vived also by 16 grandchildren and six Oct. 19, at the chalet of Mmes. any room in your home! vane, Kans. He completed his high Court of Honors, at least 45 merit The parish meeting, held Oct. great-grandchildren. Requiem High Mass school course following his entry into Herbert P. Flannery, Vincent P. In bronze, black, red, was celebrated Oct. 17 in Sacred Heart the marine corps March 17. 1945. ^ McVeigh, and Jack M. McIntosh. badges were awarded. Bill Stan 12 to plan for the fall festival, church. Interment Mt. Olivet Trevino Following four years of service in the ley has received the first class which will be held Dec. 6, 7, and hunter green or brass mortuary. Mmes. Carlos Fuermann and J. Pacific area Corporal Cross received his award; and Tommy Galligan, Bill 8, elected the following officers: MARIA LUZ MARTINEZ, 66, of 2405 B. Glavins will be hostesses to the colorings, one of these discharge March 16, 1949. He re-entered Reeves, and Stephen Fomess, the W. 66th avenue. Mother of Anastaclo the marine corps, in which he was a members o f St. Jude’s circle on Chairman, Mr. Herseg; secretary, clocks will fit into any second class. Tom Stanley and and Abran Mondragon. Mrs. Juan reserve, in November, 1960. Friday, Oct. 19, at a bridge lunch Mrs. Freel; chairman of ham din Arguello, Mrs. Fred Vigil, and Esmer Corporal Cross is survived by his James Topil received the tender ner, Mrs. Disiletti; faneywork, decorative scheme. eon. Mrs. William C. Shea was alda Romero; sister of Marcelino, Niet- wife, Katherine Ann Cross of Denver, his foot award James Creamer and Mrs. Briggs; games party, Ed nor, Alberto, Jesus, and Mattis Mar- father and stepmother of Eudall, Kans.; welcomed as a new member last Terry. Kirley, who were just Stolte and Bob Cooley; grand 11 inches in diameter, tines, Mrs. Vick Sandoval, and Mrs. a brother, John S. Cross of the U. S. September. TREVINO Thomas Martines; survived also by 26 army at Ft. Monmouth, N. J .; four awarded the Eagle rank, bring the prize chairmen, Mrs. Morgan and fitted with solid polished grandchildren and 14 great-grandchil half-brothers, Robert, Maudee, Richard, Mrs. Thomas Rogers will enter total of Eagles iA the Blessed Sac Mrs. Freed; women’s grand prize, brass ring, has heavy dren. Requiem Mass is being * celebrated Jr.: and Victor: and one half-sister, tain St. Rita’s circle at a bridge Oct 18 at 9 o’clock in St. Cajetan’ s Helen, all of Eudall, Kans. Boulevard rament parish who are active in Mr. Kilgore; men’s grand prize, fiber board back, guar Mortuary church. Interment M t Olivet Trevino mortuary service. luncheon in her home on Tuesday, scouting up to eight. Stene Cicianco; and. fish pond, mortuary. Oct. 23. Mrs. Poppish and Mrs. Cicianco. anteed electrical move LUPE T. MUNOZ of 2741 Stout. Wife DONALD D. PADIA Parish Correspondent ment. Perfect as a sur PHONE PE. 0013 of Antonio Munos; mother of Enrique, The Roisry was recited Oct. 16 for St. Norbert’s circle will meet on For the next few weeks, Mrs. A gift certificate will be awarded to the most enterprising Benito. Ricardo, Jennie, and Mary Lou: Donald D. Padia, 27. of 1S7 W. Second Friday, O ct 19, for a bridge D. G. Mulligan of 1825 Chetry prise package for the ^Alameda at Logan and sister of Juan and Julian Torres, avenue, who died Oct. 9 from injuries salesman. luncheon in the home o f Mrs. street, FR. 4200, will take care family or a thoughtful and Felipe and Delfla Garcia. The Rosary received in a midget auto accident at Masses are offered every Sun the Englewood speedway Sept. 16. He James Brennan, 1900 Leyden of the Blessed Sacrament news, day at 7, 9, 11, and 12:15, and Christmas gift! had never regained consciousness. street, with Mrs. Leonard J Captains o f circles and chairmen Born May 12, 1924, in Denver, Mr. on weekdays at 7. Dunne as cohostess. of various parish activities are Padia attended Ashley grade, Smiley Catechism classes for the pub junior high, and East high schools here. Members o f the Little Flower therefore requested to report news lic school children are held in the He entered the air force in 1946 and circle will meet at the Tiffin for Gifts— Fifth Floor served as a staff sergeant In Europe. items to Mrs. Mulligan. basement of the church after the 9 He received his discharge late In 1949. o’clock Mass every Sunday. Mr. Padia was employed by the Rick- enbsugh Cadillac company. For several Mary Jo Swanson was elected years he had been interested in racing president of the sophomore class at cars: Hotrods, stock cars, and midget Miraculous Medal Novena St. Mary college in Xavier, Kans. autos. He had raced at the Lakeside track and in 1950 had participated in She is the granddaughter o f Mrs. the Pikes Peak Labor day race. Alice Sweider of this parish. Survivors include hU parents, Mr. and To Start at St. Philomena's 'Baptisms are held every Sunday *Whers Denver Shopt with Confidence’ - KEyston* 2111 Mrs. Eloy Padia of Denver; two broth ers, Lloyd W. and Raymond, both of afternoon at 1 :30. Father James Moynihan baptized Denver; a sister. Marian Padia of Den (,St. Philomena’s Perish, Denver) held Tuesday evening, Oct. 16. The ver; and a daughter, Donna Jean Padia John Patrick Harrington, son of ■ An Early Battle 1 'HoW That Line' Strange But True DURING THESE CRISP FALL DAYS many Won Against Bigotry ! (Jh qidJj)jdjcdA. sportsmen and other enthusiastic persons attend ing a football game are thrilled when, suddenly, By Rev. John B. Ebel as the game gets along, a roaring shout bursts IT IS NOW 200 YEARS SINCE Charles Car- f-rth from the cheerleaders: “ Hold that line. roll of Carrollton, Revolutionary leader, signer What Does Dr. Reckling Mean? Hold that line. Hold that line!” of th*e Declaration of Independence, and states A whistle blows, and a crowded stadium is man who won for the struggling republic the aid By Paul H. Hallett BUT THE FACT that a physician of 26 years’ swept to its feet while a thousands eyes are of Catholic France without which it could not SINCE THE STORY in the Rocky Mountain practice has discovered only five cases of the riveted on a soaring pigskin. This inspiration have won the war, was in the midst of an enforced News of the Lusk, Wyo., physician who seemed deformity of which he spealra, that two of them thunders across the wind-swept stadium; it is the exile from his native land. For Charles Carroll to pose a question of euthanasia in his report of are apparently living useful lives, and that two slogan of the participants of intercollegiate was a Catholic and the son of Catholics, and in the case of a malformed child might have over others died in infancy, certainly suggests that the football at a crucial moment in the game when order to receive a Catholic education he had to played the sensational, we read for ourselves the iroportion of children being bom who will be a the players need moral support and incentive to go abroad. article in question, written by Dr. Walter _E. I urden to their parents or society for many keep the front line solid. Yes, once again the Carroll was bom Sept. 19,1737, at Annapolis, Reckling for the October Rocky Mountain Medical years is not too great. Moreover, the doctor re game is under way on collegiate gridirons from m S tm -v . AD0AH y , Maryland, the ^colony established by the Cath Journal. Reading the history of the case in con ports that in at least two o f Uie cases there was coast to coast. As many a football lover leaves olic Lord Baltimore to provide a haven of tol text did not clarify the Wyoming doctor’s mean nothing in prenatal or family history to suggest the stadium amid the gathering shadows o f late ^ (USD JAM t o ) (jAM 2hJUN £asi){juLin-fM ilt) erance for members of all religions, ^ t con- ing, and the News cannot be blsBied for noting any abnormality. One such child, in fact, had a fall afternoon, he will pause, having a vision of tool of the colony had long since passed out of the aspect it did. twin who was entirely normal. This cuts ground some neighborhood boy who should be on the Catholic hands, since the grandfather o f Charles from under those enthusiasts who talk glibly o f teajo, but now is fighting for his country, and Such unfortunate cases as Dr. Reckling re- “ indications” for sterilization. Dr. Reckling men Carroll had arrived there Oct 1, 1688. Catholics orts are, however, placed in better perspective unconsciously he will whisper an Ave that Mary labored under many civil and political disabilities, tions that the parents of the four-year-old hydro- will hold that line in far away Korea, especially Ejy a knowledge of what he says of the other four cephalous child under his study have decided not and were even denied the vote. victims of spina bifida that have come to his during the month of October that is dedicated Charles received his early schooling at the to have any more children, for fear of extending to her Rosary. knowledge. Two such persons lived and are ap the line of abnormal offspring. If they do this hands o f Jesuits in Maryland. Then in 1748, he parently normal. One died before reaching the PROBABLY EVERY ONE, Catholic and non- crossed the ocean in company with his cousin, through continence they are performing a good age of two. Another died soon after birth. Con act. They would sin if they did it through sterili Catholic alike, knows the general history o f the John CarroU, who was to be the first Archbishop cerning this last case Dr. Reckling mentions that osary. To us it is the loveliest story we know. o f Baltimore, to continue his studies in France. zation or the frustration of nature. But they L the parents, realizing the hopelessness of the con would not sin if they just left it to God to decide It is the story that begins in a little house in He remained in France until 1757, when he pro dition, “suggested that the child be denied food Nazareth where, with the message of an angel, ceeded to England for several years for the study whether further children would be defective or and allowed to pass away. Fortunately, the not, and the reason is that it is not certain that a Virgin conceived her Divine Son, and began to Q h p k u x a o f law in London. child’s weal^ned condition did not permit her to abnormal offspring would ensue, and the uncer live the beautiful truths of the Rosary— the Joy UPON HIS RETURN to America in 1765, he live long.” 'This would seem to indicate that the tain right of the child does not prevail over the ous, the Sorrowful, and the Glorious Mysteries. retired to i^e life of a landowner, devoting his killing of abnormal infants is not uncommon certain right of the parents. For centuries men and women lived by thesa time to thesdevelopment of the estate of Carjoll- today. ______eternal touths which form the Rosary and, when ton, F re d ^ ck county, Maryland, which his WE CAN SHARE in the Wyoming physician’s admiration for the devoted parents o f this help ever civilization appears to retrogress or decay, father had burned over to him. Though he sided God and Our Lady are called upon to “ hold that vigorously *with the colonies in their difficulties Another Apostle less girl. Although \^hat they do is nothing but their duty under the natural law, we may safely line” and rekindle a new appreciation of this in with England, he could take no part in political By Rev. Rawley Myers conclude from the practice of primitive tribes exhaustible prayer o f Aves. Yes, the Aves, like life because he was a Catholic. IT IS ALWAYS an impressive thing to be present at the consecration or installation o f a and pagan civilizations that the keeping alive of the football slogan, are repeated in rapid suc JL-PETIT, In 1770, however, he was thrust into public Bishop. The age-old rite, dating back, to early such children is nowhere, or practically nowhere, cession when in danger o f a spiritual break notice. Governor Eden by a proclamation had Christian centuries, is enacted with full pomp followed out, except by people who are under through.— (Tennessee Reffis(er) WEATHERWME. (i674*i75<^- imposed certain fees on the colonists. They SOMvv-ieuM------and splendor. The colorful ceremonies, with strong Christian influences. But we think Dr. SON N M G. CNQLAN0.1 protested this as taxation without representation. Archbishops, Bishops, and Monsignori in attend Reckling could profitably consider the back /fflw e m » AN :0 (u « Daniel Dulaney^ recognized as the leading jurist ance, in the great Cathedral, fill one with a ground of the “happy optimism” of the Scrip World Federation ooAousvf utguccistfuL of the colonies, defended the government in a sense of awe as he realizes that here stands an tural text: “ The Lord giveth, and the Lord taketh THE HOLY FATHER in April spoke to dele-., • t ■ letter written to the Carroll, Maryland Gazette. other Apostle in the 2,000-year-old history of away.” Job spoke that line after he had received gates representing 22 nations who gathered in taking up the debate, declared in a series of let the Church. the report o f the loss of his whole family. He was Rome for a meeting of the world movement for ters to the paper that taxes could not be levied Bishop John L. Paschang was installed last not rejoicing at relief from a burden but express federal government. Ever since then both the The Denver Catholic Register upon the people except by their consent or that of ing, under the impact of desolating news, that proponents and the opponents of the movement their representatives. week as the fourth Bishop of Grand Island. He President...... Most Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D was led to the throne by Archbishop Gerald Ber- God is the Master o f life, and it is His alone to have tried to interpret the Pope’s words as a ^ Editor...... Rt. Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., Jour.D., LittD., LL.D, Carroll won wide popular acclaim for his gan of Omaha, and presented with the crozier, take away as it is to give. endorsement o f their schemes. ^ able stand, and in 1774 was elected with six Managing Director...... „...Monsignor John B. Cavanagh, M.A., Ph.D, symbol of his jurisdiction. Dr. Reckling, in what was otherwise legiti Those who want to form a world government City Editor...... l^ev. John B. Ebel, M.A., LittD, others by the citizens of Anne Arundel county In a culture-conscious community there is mate medical writing, went beyond his field, immediately noted that Pope Pius declared that and of Annapolis, with full power to represent Associate E^tors — Rev. Francis Syrianey, M.A., LittD.; Linus much talk about ancestry and the family tree. and made what many people can regard only as “ nothing is more in conformity with the tradi them in the provincial government. By this act Riordan, Ph.D.; Rev. Robert Kekeisen, M.A., LittD .; Paul Hallett, But Bishop Paschang can trace his Episcopal her insinuations that euthanasia might be a good tional doctrine of the Church . . .• than an effec the prejudice against Catholics, who had been Litt.D.; Jack Heher, A.B.; Art Editor, Leo Canavan, M.F.A. itage back to Peter and the Apostles. Many men thing. In doing that he was inviting trespasses on tive political organization of the world.” declared disfranchised and ineligible to hold a marvel at the Horatio Alger stories, from rag;8 the physician’s Hippocratic Oath, which says: “ To The opponents to world federation immedi seat in the Assembly, was swept away. For the Entered as second class matter at the postoffice at Denver, Colo. to riches. But none of these fictitious yarns can no one will I g;ive any deadly drug, even if ately noted that the Supreme Pontiff refrained next 27 years Charles Carroll was to devote Thi» Paper Printed Entirclr By Union Labor compare with the true-life story o f Bishop Pa asked.” It is an ominous sign if a medical journal from endorsing any specific world federation himself to public service. schang, who from humble beginnings has risen to will allow even a veiled support o f euthanasia. association. What did the Holy Father say? Published Weekly by AFTER PLAYING A PROMINENT ROLE in the most notable rank known to men. THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY, (Inc.) Maryland’s dissensions and final break with the IT MAKES A CATHOLIC PROUD to be pres He left no doubt that he favors world feder mother country, Carroll was named a delegate ent when a new Bishop assumes his authority, What About alism, and encouraged those who are sincerely 938 Bannock Street, 1 to the Continental Congress in Philadelphia and interested in promoting it. Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 1620 for he realizes full well that his is a historic signed the Declaration of Independence on Aug. faith. It did not come into_ being because some Catholic Hospitals? HE MADE IT PLAIN that such federalism 2. He risked more than any o f the other signers, mail got a warm feeling while reading the Bible, should not cancel personal rights, family rights, Subscription: since his wealth o f 52,000,000 at the beginning as one noted denomination did, but rather it was IS THE CATHOLIC HOSPITAL a haven of national rights, and the rights of occupational or medieval medical practice? Does it place crippling o f the Revolution made him the richest man in founded by Christ Himself upon Peter and the professional groups. $1.00 per year in Archdiocese of Denver. restrictions on the medical and surgical practice the colonies. Apostles. And here before you stands another He emphasized that we cannot create a world $1.50 per year Outside Archdiocese of Denver. o f its staff members? Carroll’s years of schooling in France served Apostle in the direct line o f spiritual succession. federation just by setting up the political ma Canada, $2.25 a year per subscription. The sensational writings of several notorious the colonies well, for they prepared him for the The history of the Church is as old as Chris chinery for it. Men must be morally ready for religious bigots are bent upon giving the world Foreign countries, including Philippines, $3.00 a year. task of securing aid from Catholic France for tianity. The history of the Church is (3hristianity. it first the colonies. Historians agree that without this That there have been dark days at times in the this impression. Many ill-informed people of good He said that such a world could not be ruled Thursday, October 18, 1951 aid the Revolutionary war could never have been Church, periods when men of undesirable traits will have been led to believe that these charges by majority vote alone because this would mean won. were in office, no one will deny. It serves only to are true. Even some less-informed Catholics have the oppression of many racial, national, and other been shaken by the emotional ranting;s o f those His reward came in 1789 when he was named accentuate the fact that, though men have feet minorities. There is “ a vast field of work, study, OFFICIALS ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER who attack Catholic hospitals and medicine... . a U.S. Senator from Maryland. Carroll lived to o f clay, Christ has remained with the Church to and- action” to be developed before a world Catholic hospitals and Catholic medical men The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. be the last surviving signer of the Declaration guide it through the toying days. _ political organization can function justly. have been on the defensive too long and have We confirm it as the official publication of the Archdiocese. What of Independence, an honor he held from the One is reminded in seeing this new Apostle To sum it up; A world federation is desirable. failed to tell the story of the Catholic hospital ever appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or death o f Adams and Jefferson on July 4, 1826, that, as he is subject to the Holy Father, so were We should work toward it But it will not mater and practice of medicine by Catholics. those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. until his own death Nov. 14, 1832. His life the first Apostles subject to Peter, and that one ialize if men have nothing more substantial to We hope The Register will be read in every home of the spanned almost a century of the most stirring of the greatest blessings God h§s given to man Let us consider the practice o f obstetrics in unite them than artificial political structure.— Archdiocese. history of America. is the infallibility of the Pope, which enables the Catholic hospital— the area of so much un (Cincinnati Catholic Telegraph-Register) founded but bitter and emotional criticism. What We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in CHARLES CARROLL, as a result of his own us to know without doubt the dogmas of faith. BISHOP PASCHANG assumes his office in are the facts? Does a Catholic mother ever, have the children of the Archdiocese for the reading of The Register. sterling patriotism and that of his fellow Cath to sacrifice her life for her child? Catholic obste olics, saw the breakdown o f the bigotry in this the Diocese o f Grand Island. It is a small diocese Tremendous Cost of Graft « URBAN J. VEHR tricians tell us this never happens. [She would nation little more than 150 years ago that re with ranches, prairie grass, and sand hills. But FATHER JOHN A. O’BRIEN OF Notre Dame Jan. 29, 1942 Archbishop o f Denver. not be allowed to have the child deliberately fused the ballot to Catholics. What a scorching there are souls to save, and he possesses the full university says in his pamphlet Graft Is Your killed. Yet here is testimony she today does not letter his pen could write the papers today in ness of the priesthood as completely as d ^ s B u s in e s s that one reason .priests do not preach have to face such an issue.] answer to the Blanshardites who seem to regret tile Bishop o f the richest province. Fh-om Palestine much about dishonesty in. public office is that Forty Hours' Devotions BUT PERHAPS IT IS PROOF that is wanted, that Catholics ever received that ballot, and would to Grand Island, from the Apostles to the pree- they do not want to appear to be engaging in not the allegations of Catholic physicians— ^the ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER reduce them again to the role of second-class . ent, the Church continues, as she will till the partisan politics. This may be true. It is under proof o f irrefutable statistics. By all means, let ‘t ., Week of Oct. 21, 23rd Sunday After Pentecoit citizens! end of time. standable that priests would be afraid o f such Boulder, Mt. St. Gertrude academy. us examine maternal and infant death rates; let an accusation. They are accused o f enough as Iliff, St. Catherine’! church (13 Houri’). us compare the figures for Catholic hospitals with matters stand. And a vulnerable politician might Kit Carson, St. Auguitine’i church (13 Hours’ ). the national norms, or even state and regional easily try to shut up a pulpit expounder of graft norms. Few if any Catholic institutions would by claiming that such things are outside the sHmiltiiimiiimiiniiiiiimmmiimiiinnMMNn not make a favorable showing—the majority jurisdiction o f the Church. CATHOLIC RADIO LOG would do better than the norm. Each Catholic The Third Council of Baltimore, according to Station KOA FAMILY THEATER— Wednes. hospital should make this comparison for itself. the pamphle*, warned priests not to dabble in day, 7:30 p.m. To pose another question: How does the per politics. But it also explained that “ these admoni ASK AND LEARN—Sunday, centage of live babies to the number of confine SACRED HEART PROGRAM tions . . . are not to be understood in the sense 8:30 a.m. ments in a Catholic hospital compare with that — Sunday, 6:45 a.m. and 11 that they (priests) must be silent about the CTave o f non-Catholic institutions? Again, this is a CATHOLIC HOUR — Sunday, p.m. obligations by which the citizens are Bound 12 noon. question Catholic hospitals should answer for Station KTLN even in public matters, always and everywhere, themselves. W e know this: There are many babies to labor for the greater good of religion and the FR. JOHN ORDINAS, C.R.— Station KFEL bom in a Catholic hospital who might have been country, according to the dictate of conscience Sunday, 7:15-7:30 a.m. AVE MARIA HOUR— Sunday, sacrificed by “ therapeutic” abortion in other in before God.” 5:30 a.m. and 11:30 p.m. Station KLZ stitutions. IT IS A DUTY o f all teachers o f morals, and Some non-Catholic obstetricians have held CHURCH OF AIR—Sunday, o f parents o f little children, to teach the young ROSARY FOR PEACE— Sun- that sterilization of the mother after the second day, 8:15 p.m. 8-8:30 a.m. honesty in public duties as well as in personal or third Caesarean section is mandatory. Do not matters. For graft is theft by public officials our statistics disprove this unscientific interfer who abuse their authority to- get added payments ence with motherhood? We know that not a few or to exact gifts directly or indirectly. This is instances of five, six, and even seven Caesarean dishonesty in itself. And it leads to favoritism in sections are on record in our institutions. appointments and purchases, wastes taxpayers’ IN OTHER WORDS, the adherence to basic money, puts in office inefficient public servants, Christian principles o f respecting the life of the produces inefficiency in government, and hastens Hear unborn and the determination to save the life of the deterioration of character in those who give the foetus if at all possible has been a wholesome the bribes and in those who accept them. pressure that has stimulated great improve It is estimated by Father O’Brien that public ments in the science of obstetrics, and resulted immorality costs this country $5,000,000,000 a ASK and LEARN in bringing to light of day hundreds of infants year. Of this amount $2,000,000,000 goes into who in other circumstances might not have been graft. The U.S. is noted for the opportunities of born. And in accomplishing this we have not sac ficials have for receiving bribes and for the com rificed the life of any mother. . . . .(The Linaers Quarterly) mon practice of dishonesty in public office. For KOA this condition the citizens are as much to blame as the corrupt officials who defy the law of God 8:30 'Movietime U.S.A.' and the law o f the land as long as they do not BEATING THE DRUMS for the movies these CITIZENS SHOULD BUILD a better envir EVERY SUNDAY MORNING days is Hollywood’s colossal (what else could it onment for producing honesty and honest of be) parade of stars and producers throughout ficials. They should take the duties o f voting the nation. “ Movietime U.S.A.” is the name o f Questions on religion submitted by the radio more seripusly. They should get able and honest the project, and it aims to let the country know citizens to run for office and tl^en treat them as audience answered on the archdiocesan broadcast. that Hollywood is good ip a moral sense and pic honored servants of the public. Able Catholics Booklet on Catholic Church available free of coti Open a savings account tures are getting better. should consider public service as a form of the to all inquirers. Now we have never claimed that Hollywood apostolate. It is absurd to laugh o ff the grafting at The American National Bank- is a den of iniquity, but we think the powers antics o f officeholders as peccadilloes or pranks WRITE TO that be have missed the point with some o f the o f immature but ambitious men. At the same ASK AND LEARN, Station KOA arguments they use through the mouths o f these time it is folly to look on politics as always dirty messengers. In Peoria, for instance, the envoys Denver 2, Colorado where you w ill- business that will never be any better or cleaner. SAVE insisted that the divorce rate in Hollywood is The moral and spiritual life o f the nation lower than that o f 40 o f the states and that the must be quickened if the strength and substance • earn additional money d ep en d a b ly at scandah are no worse than those of our own of American political life is going to endure. local cities, only more publicized. Theft from the taxpayers is just as surely theft MAin 5314 THE 2% interest on accounts averaging We do not deny that the Hollywood divorce as stealing from private persons. Any person who rate may be lower than that of 40 states or of has reached the use o f reason knows this. But $100 or more...no limit Peoria o r , Rock Island. What we do protest is onl. those who run their lives by sound moral tiie fact that, though Peoria and Rock Island and principles and high spiritual ideals are likely to F. J. KIRCHHOF ...n o diminishing rate on large deposits. other fair-sized cities of the nation are not di put this knowledge into practice. This is another AMERICAN rectly responsible for the divorce rates of those case where sound religion is the strongest ally 40 states, Hollywood is. • have the advantage of large **baok of patriotism. An official who walks consciously IN OTHEk WORDS, it is not the number o f as a child of God will not be so likely to sell out Construction Co. Holl3n)vood divorces or scandals to which we reserves**assuring that you may his fellow citizens for what is offered as a sop object, but the glee with which the Hollywood to an itching palm.— (Duluth Register) WAY mogpils use such notoriety to advertise theto own BUILDERS have your money when you want it, pictures. When Rita Hayworth disgusts the whole world with her flagrant cheapening of the insti Rosary and 'Reunion' We Appreciate Your Patronage tution of marriage, Hollywood does not criticize • enjoy the added convenience o f com p U to her as would be expected of a city better than Meditation on the mysteries of the Rosary, 700 Lawrence St. Denver, Colo. 40 states, but rather it welcomes her back and often repeated in a spirit of faith, cannot help banking facilitie8—6onk»6y*nMu/ s e r v ic e plans for the millions it will reap from her coming please her and^move her, the fondest o f mothers, pictures. And when two men fight over a third- to show mercy to her'children. and f r e e parking. rato actress under less than edifying circum For that reason Vve say that the Rosary is by ESTABLISHBO IMS stances,. Hollywood does not, push the affair into far the best prayer by which to plead before her the background (as it pretends it would like to), the cause of our separated brethren. To grant but rushes extra copies of the girl’s latest quickie a favorable hearing belongs properly to her office The American Fixture Co. film to theaters throughout the country. o f spiritual Mother, for Mary has not brought forth— nor could she— ^those who are o f Christ Hanafactawi of Hollywood does not need to send her workers around the country to tell us the town is average except in the one same faith and in the one same Church Pews and Altars in morality. We know that and only add that the love; for “ Is Christ divided?” And all must live Church Furniture NATIONAL BANK average is nothing to brag about. the life of Christ in an organic unity in order to THE THE DIVORCES of Hollywood are not im ’ bring forth fruit to God in the one same body. Bank, Office, and Store Fixtures portant because they are above or below the aver Every one of the multitudes, therefore, whom the } f D en ver mischief of calamitous events has stolen away from MUheork of All Kinds AMERICAN: age of the nation. They are terribly important to the future of America because Hollywood has the unity, must be bom again to Christ o f that MA. 0168 same Mother whom God has endowed with a F. J. Kirchhof, Pres, 17TH AND LAWRENCE STREETS so much influence beyond her city limits and uses 1236 Arapahoe St. these divorces to glamorize the decay of mar never-faUing fertility to bring forth a holy peo C. F. Stahl, Flea Pres. Denver, Colo. riage in the eyes o f an impressionable nation.— ple. (Pope Leo XII, in his encyclical Adiutrieem U tm ber Federal D ^oait Insurance CorpvtQtkn (Peorto Register) Populi, issued Sept. 5, 1895) PAGE TWELVE Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KFyitone 4205 Thursday, October 18, 1951 Wheotridge Society Brighter Outlook for Pupils Gerard S m ith President Plans Communion De Paul Society Chartered Sunday, October 21 At Christ the King Parish (Sti. Peter and Paul’s Parish, (Christ the King Parish, Denver) Wheatridge) Judge Joseph J. Walsh, president, and T, Raber Tay Boy*’ & Girls’ The members of the Altar and lor, secretary, of the Particular Council of the St. Vincent Rosary society invite all the women of the parish to join them in Com de Paul society, chartered the Christ the King council Oct. ' BICYCLES munion Sunday, Oct. 21, in the 7 14. Chosen as officers for the coming year were: President, o’clock Mass. Gerard Smith; vice president, Harold Collins; secretary, Columbia...... 38®*^ A light breakfast will be served James J. Johnson; and treasurer. their supplies as soon as possible. Reconditioned...... 15**, after the Mass by the Theophilus Albert H. Seep. Other members of We hove a complete line of There was also on display an as club for all who would like to come. this council are Charles J. Camp Terms If Desired sortment of religious publications, McMurtry Points and The Men’s club will hold a so bell and John B. O’Malley. This mostly concerned with family life. Bike Accessories cial for the entertainment of pa council will meet every Sunday Varnishes These booklets will be placed in rishioners and their gfuests at the after the 9 o’clock Mass in the as the rack in the vestibule of the A. L. Potenza hall, W. 38th and Sho sembly room of the rectory and church, and will be available for shone, on Friday night, Oct. 26. yrill engage in the work usual to all parishioners. There w i ll ^ three bands, refresh the S t Vincent de Paul society, GLODT FALBY'S ments, and entertainment for the Mmes. Howard Stauffer and 253 Broadway SPrue* 643s visiting the sick in homes and hos Gerard Smith, assisted by the sev nominal sum o f $3.50 per couple. pitals, and helping the poor. Paint & Hardware 'There will be a special meeting enth grade room mothers, served for all the men of the parish in 150 Are Present refreshments at the social hour Open Friday & Saturday the rectory meeting room at 8 p.m. At PTA Meeting following the business meeting. The Forty Hour.’ devotion, BURNS - RIPS ETeningt till 9 Thursday, Oct. 18. More than 150 members of the will open with High M e., on Sacristy workers for Saturday, Parent-Teachers’ association were Friday, Oct. 26, at 8:30, and OR TEARS 32 Broadway PE. 2940 Oct. 20, are Mrs. Alice Brackle and present Oct 15 to hear Mrs. Wil will clo.e on Sunday afternoon, Eliminated by Mrs. Elizabeth Salmon. liam Zint, head of tlie physical edu O c t^ 8 , the Fea.t of Chri.t the cation department, outline her pro French or Inweaving King, at 4 o’clock. There will 24 Hoar Service—Reaionable Prices gram for the coming year. Paul be Holy Hour every evening Horan, Jr., of the seventh grade at 7:45. HOSIERY MENDING ST. JOHN'S PARISH received an enthusiastic ovation More than 50 children will re Patronize These Friendly Firms for his performance of several piano selections. ceive their First Holy Communion in the 7:30 Mass Sunday, Oct. 28, (jdjL&jtmm, Mrs. Cvidmore, president an the Feast of Christ the King. picture of one of the beautiful classrooms. The nounced a special gift of library Inweaving Co, CLAYTOl^ TEXACO THE LATEST in construction and edu Mother Mary Nathalia, Mother Phone KE. 4409 cation techniques is embodied in the new building will be dedicated Monday, Oct. 22, by Arch books for the room that first General o f the Sisters of the Most 304 McClintock Bldg. achieves 100-per-cent membership Wiihins TirM Capitol Drug Co. St. Dominic school, Denver, as is evident from this bishop Urban J. Vehr. Precious Blood of Dayton, 0., who 1554 Calif. — of its mothers in the PTA. For the have charge of the school, accom Greuing AcctuoriM + + + P*dI 0. Schneider, Prop. room having the largest attend panied by Sister Mary Audrey, ance at the PTA meetings each We pick op A d iliT ir (Member of S t Pbilomeno’e Ptriih) supervisor of schools, arrived from student will receive a free pass to California on Monday evening for Andy Marion, ^ssee St. Dominic's PTAS t Catherine's School the Tower theater; for the grade Visit Our Modern a visit at Christ the King school .«th * cieyton______fR. Prescription Dept. receiving this award most fre and their three other houses in Now! A Business Case Permanent Waving quently in the school year a pri Denver. They left on Thursday aft vate movie will be shown at the a Specialty School Supplies To Hold Is! Meet Exommotion Set ernoon. They are on a tour of the Tower theater. These awards are various institutions staffed by Guaranteed for 5 Years I M y Lady Edith Playtex Baby Supplies (St. Catherine’a Pariah, Danver) bership drive recently concluded the gifts of Mr. and Mrs. McGee their sisters across the United Dr. H. T. Williams will conduct was 100-per-cent successful. of thi^ parish. States. Beauty Shoppe FREE DEUVEBV Of Year Oct. 18 a dental examination among the The following appointments The kindergarten and the second Mrs. Edward C. Swan will be school children Monday and Tues were announced: Mrs. E. Haley, grade tied for the largest attend MinnU Ketieler, Mgr. 8th A t o . at Fillmore FR. 2741 hostess to St. Jude’s circle at a (St. Dominic’s Parish, Denver) day, Oct. 22 and 23. He will be as chairman, and Mrs. H. M. Floyd, ance at this meeting. bridge-luncheon in the Denver Ath 2804 E. 6th Ave. EA. 0788 The PTA will hold its first fall sisted by Miss Marjorie Oeldorp, to serve on the deanery committee Mrs. Cudmore also announced letic club Thursday, Oct. 25. Mrs. Top Grade Meats SIXTH AVE. meeting Thursday, Oct. 18, at school nurse; Mrs. D. Figliolino, on libraries and literature; Mrs. that Mrs. Robert Bourne will take Swan is the new captain of this which time John J. O’Hayre, fa and Mrs. R. Jackson. J. Foley, hospitality committee; over as third grade room mother circle. Monarch - Crosse & Blackwell and Mrs. Roy Jackson, health com Fancy Groceries MEATS POULTRY ther o f six children, will address The ways and means committee, for the boys in lieu of Mrs. W. W, The Ave Marie circle will enjoy the members on child education in in charge of the sale of Christmas mittee. Cameron, who has moved from the an evening of bridge in the home Fresh & Frozen Vegetables Choice Meats and the home. Mr. O’Hayre is a mem cards and gift wrappings^ an The prize was won by Mrs. J. parish. of Miss Eleanor Hill, 1340 Bellaire TROIJTMAX’S Fresh Dressed Poultry ber of the Regis college faculty. nounced that there are only two Ernst. Hostesses were Mrs. R. In accordance with an over street, on Wednesday, Oct. 24. Refreshments will be served after more Sundays left to order any of Aman and Mrs. R. Long, seventh Free Delivery whelming vote, candy will no Mrs. Eugene Holke of 379 Hud- Circle Drive Market the meeting which will be con these items. Orders will be taken at grade room mothers. 'They were longer be sold at the school. n street will extend the hospi 2422 E. 6th Ave. FR. 8071 2720 E. 6th Ave. DE. 4233 ducted by Mrs. Joseph Bonnell, the church Oct. 21 and 28, and assisted 'jy Mmes. A. Girardo, J. The gifts for the sisters’ pantry tality of her home to Mater Dei Ricatto, J. Salter, F. Tanko, G. president. Games will be played. may be given by calling Mrs. V. shower were many and varied, and circle for an evening of bridge Dwyer, GL. 2472; or Mrs. A. Lang- Tawson, and F. Welsh, The drive for members o f the among them was an electric mixer, Thursday, Oct. 25. HATHAWAY’S field, GR. 9320. Baptized Oct. 14 were Cynthia PTA conducted this week resulted gift from several of the mem Rosary to Open City Lace Cleaners in a complete enrollment of the The ways and means committee Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. bers. The sisters are most grateful parents. For the past several years of the Altar and Rosary society Raymond Derzay, with Arthur for this fine gift and for the food Society Meeting Zarlengo and Mary Dunn as spon —. 2625 EAST 3RD AVE. PHONE DE. 6891 the same results have been and the PTA wish to remind all presented to them. The Altar and Rosai^ society parishioners to make returns on sors; Mary Jo, daughter of Mr. Curtains and PUlows CanfnUy Cleaned and Heturn^ed Same Site achieved. Mrs. Raymond Ingram The Christmas and other greet will meet for the recitation of the the hope chest project as soon as and Mrs. Joseph De Renzo, with Special Care Given Table Linens—Blankets Laundered Without Shrinkage was in charge of the drive. ing cards, which are being sold Rosary in the church at 1:30 on possible. D. De Renzo and Joann Shacklee WE CALL AND DELIVER______Mrs. Charles Swanke was elected by the PTA, were on display. Pa Friday, O ct 26. The business meet as sponsors; Linda Marie, daugh to the vacancy of the vice presi' A good attendance was regis rishioners are urged to secure ing will follow in the assembly ter of Mr, and Mrs. Vincent Beck, dent. tered at the PTA meeting Oct. 9. room of the rectory. All women in with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Beck The meeting of the Holy Name Mrs. Henry Lewis, president, in the parish are invited. Mrs. Anna as sponsors; and George Rotola, BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH men and ushers’ club resulted in troduced the faculty and room Milt Freeman to Attend Anderson and Mrs. H. C. Ely have Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. George TUFIDE IRIEF BAG determining the date for their mothers. The gruest speaker. Dr. volunteered to care for the altar Patronize These Friendly Firms Roland Zarlengo,*prominent physi Rotola, with Mr. and Mrs. John CoT»f»d fttfll intarlocldac turkey party, Nov. 14, at which nsurance Class in East and sanctuary this week. fram*. 3 pockata (centar time 40 turkeys will be giveh away. cian and surgeon, spoke on com Capra as sponsors. on* doubU sita). LIFB- municable diseases. He presented A special Holy Name meeting Sunday, Oct. 21, will be Com TIME EDGE and LIFE $19.00 The Holy Hour Friday, Oct. 19, Milton C. Freeman, a member TIME HANDLE. 16 a an outline of diseases common will be held Monday, Oct. 22, in munion day for all families in the "The Sign will be conducted by the Rev. P. A. o f All Saints’ parish, Denver, and 13 X S'. among children, and resulting the cafeteria. All men are invited S-Z group. McBRIDE REALTY Barrett, O.P. After the Holy Hour formerly associated with the ad 'The most durable business cate in the That Sells" complications. to attend this meeting. Plans for Baptized by the Rev. Kenneth there will be veneration of the vertising department of the Den world! That's TUFIDE! You can step FLorida 1655 the turkey party will be made at Funk Oct. 10 was Brian Pearce, on it, slam it, scratch it, drop a lightad F t Its Karkit PriM relic of St. Dominic and then Mrs. 0. Gifford, membership ver Catholic Register, has been At Your Service Confessions. chairman, reported that the mem this time. son of Mr. and Mrs. William G. cigarette on it—yet your TUFIDE LM yisr Pnput) selected to represent the Denver O’Neil of 780 Albion street. Brian business case won’t show one single sign WKt Ui Mrs. Jsek HcLsnghlin FRsmont II4J office of the Aetna Life Insurance has for his sponsors John E. o( abuse. It’s to rough—it’s guarantee company at its annual class in ad Boulet and Janet B. Woodworth. for 5 full years! Smartly styled, beau 73 vanced insurance estate planning Baptized by the Rev. John W. tifully fitted and sturdily made, Marquez Children Attend Reunion in Hartford, Conn. The class will TUFIDE business cases look like, The firms listed here de Scannell Oct. 14 was Michael Jo leather... fee/ like leather... yet ac begin Oct. 22. The intensive, six- seph, son o f Mr. and Mrs. James J ROSS VARIETY STORE The home o f Mrs. Irene Mar Mary, their daughter, Esther, and Mrs. Celii Mascarneas,' her hus week course, which outstanding tually outwear leather 2 to 1! See our serve to be remembered B. Meehan, 155 Albion street. Mi complete selection of portfolios, ring NOTIONS - INFANT WEAR quez, 3616 Mariposa, was the their two sons, George and Den band, Thomas, an^ their seven chil Aetna Life, underwriters are in when you are distributing place of a family reunion when nis, of St. Mary’s parish in Las chael’s sponsors are Mr. and Mrs binders, and brief bags in guarantead Hardware • Toys dren from Annunciation parish at vited to attend, offers training TUFIDE TODAY! Mrs. Marquez’ 13 living children Animas; David, his wife, Effie, Joseph L. Ryan. your patronage in the dif tended. Mrs. Mascarneas has three in -the creation and arrangement 2214-16 Kearney were present with their children: and three daughters, June, Norma, of life insurance estates for max. The Rosary is being recited in children who have been graduated COMMERCIAL DE. 4488 ferent lines of business. Joe M., a Senator of New Mexico, and Christina, all from Annuncia imum effectivness through the the church every evening except from Annunciation high school: was accompanied by his wife Ex- tion parish, attended; Joaquin, Aetna Life’s estate control plan Sunday at 7:45. Thomas, Jr., 1947, now a corporal PRODUCTS CO. cellsa, their son Albert, a daughter, and his wife, Jo, from Cathedral Upon the completion of his work An information class for Cath son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Ray parish (Joaquin Is a graduate of with the marines in Korea; in Hartford, Mr. Freeman, a na olics and non-Catholics meets with 1707 Lawrence St. daughter, Estella, 1948, who has mond Arguillo, and a grand Annunciation high school); tive of Denver, will be further Father Scannell every Monday and Phone TA 2990 ST. JAMES' PARISH son, Donald Lee, who are members Charles from St. Leo’s parish; and since been graduated from St. Jo qualified to offe# the highest type Wednesday evening in the school of Sacred Heart parish in Dilia, Joe S. and Jacob, living at home, seph’s nurses’ training school; and Please Patronize These Friendly Firms of professional service to his hall at 8 o’clock. N. Mex.; Guadalupe, his wife, are members of Our Lady of Edward, a member of the class of clients. He was active in the foun Instruction classes for children Guadalupe parish. 1951. attending public schools are held Th« firms listed here deserve to dation of All Saints’ parish, and is be remembered when you are die* DANSBERRY'S The daughters present were Mrs. Adelina Tolmich, her hus member of the Men’s club of by the sisters every Sunday morn tributing your patronage to the dH' NIAGARA SERVICE All Saints' Parish Mrs. Beatrice Sanchez of Mt. Car band (ihris, and two children, Alice that parish. ing at 10 o’clock in the school. ferent lines of business. Howard Brown, Prop. mel parish and her daughter and Gene, of St. Elizabeth’s par P H A R M A a Sylvia, a 1951 graduate of Holy ish; Mrs. Irene Cordova and hus © G AS & OILS Pnacrlptions — Snndriea Needs More Singers Family school; a son, Herby, at band, Ernest, their daughter Judy GIFTS . FOUNTAIN SERVICE Ann, their son, Lester, of St. Pat Lubrication & Waabin, tends Mt. Carmel grade school; FREE DELIVERY (A ll Saintf’ Parish, Denver) and a son, Arthur, his wife, and rick’s in Fort Logan; and Miss Wa Call Pot and Oellvcr CRn E. Colfax & Olive FL 2337 The Altar and Rosary society seven children were present. Mrs, Margaret from St. Francis de 6700 E. COLFAX FEE 9226 will meet Wednesday, Oct. 24. Sanchez has two daughters who Sales’ also were present. are religious. A son, a 1949 grad A CTanddaughter, Luz Marie, the Walt Badger says: All the women in the parish are uate of Annunciation high school, daughter of Guadalupe, lives with Oar Modern Plant assures yon of invited to attend and take part now is in the navy, and is stationed her grandmother. She is a grad expert cleaning and prompt service, in the parish activities. Slides of in Corpus Christi, Tex. uate of Annunciation high school the various church activities will Mrs. Rita Romero and her hus in the class of 1949 and is now be shown after the meeting. The band, Thomas, from St. Louis par working for the Rocky Mountain slides will include the church’s ish in Englewood were present. Farmers’ union. Associated Cleaners dedication, First Communion, the + + + + + RfIIWOU first wedding, and also the bazaar. Pickup and Choir Practice 6736 E. Colfax D t liT t r y Sarriea E A . 5462 1 Choir practice Is held every Fri Family Reunion day evening at 8:30 following the services. There is a great need for alto voices. Anyone who can sing the beer hr YOO! alto is especially invited to attend practice Friday evening. ST. PHILOMENA'S PARISH Men’s Communion The Men’s club will receive Patronize These Friendly Firms Holy Communion in a body Sun day, Oct. 28, in the 8 o’clock Mass. A large number of parishioners 4 l ^ W lu j SCIENTIFIC made the Holy Year pilgrimage Watch Repaira CROSLEY last Sunday. Dunbar-Andrews JEWELERS 3339 E. Colfax Refrigeration MT. CARMEL PARISH In a modern plant, under the direa super Ave. Radios Patronise These Friendly Firnu Brenfeirium-, Whera Parking I f No Problem vision of Tivoli’s competent new brew- master, whose skill and experience have been Complete Selection The firms listed here de gained in several of the world's finest serve to be remembered Electrical Appliances LONDON MARKET European and American breweries. when you are distributing AND GROCERY The BLARNEY SHOP OSCAR TUNNELL, Prop. your patronage in the dif Quality Meat* and Groceries 3209 Eaot Colfax PHONES I MA. US9, TA. tttf Icistes rlulC.. Because from the original blending of ferent lines of business. SSOO WALNUT premium barley and hops to the final ageing and bottling, every laboratory and taste test is made to assure you of uniformly brilliant, HOLY FAMILY PARISH ST. CATHERINE'S dry, smooth beer suited to Western tastes! Patronise These Friendly Firms Patronize These Friendly Firms VacJaxaid) In convenient and attraaively labeled 42-oz. For Quality Bakery Goods Ross V ariety Store r u jl i t r ^ export bottles, 7-oz. ponies, 12-oz. steinies, Try TEXACO SERVICE Stor. Na. 1 12-oz. cans, and in big 32-oz. quarts. TIRES • BATTERIES Notions — Infants Wear ACCESSORIES - WEISS BAKERY Hardware — Toy» COMPLETE SERVICING I Yes, Tivoli is right a ll w a ys,,,an d REASONABLE PRICES 2932 West 38th Ave. 4024 Tennyson Si. 44th A STUART GR. 9824 always right for you, "Posl-TfVOlf the beer for Y O U f" EXPERT The firms listed here de Why Pay Corfare? SEVEN OF THE 13 children of Mrs. Irene Marquez serve to be remembered Watch Repairing Our Every Day Price. Sava Yon Money who gathered in her home for a reunion are shown in when you are distributing Timed by Watchma.ter Prescriptions Carefully Filled the top photo. They are, front row, left to right, Joseph S., Guadalupe, your patronage in the dif and Charles; and back row, Jacob, Joaquin, David, and Joseph M, Brewed for Western Tastes Vic Johnson Jewelry The bottom photo shows a set of four generations present at the re ferent lines of business. 4318 Tennyton GR. 9557 Guido Shumake Drugs union. They are, left to right, Mrs. Irene M, Marquez, her son, Joseph Tivoli Browbig Co., Donvor, Colo. GL 1073 38th & Clay M.; his daughter, Mrs. Ernestine Arguillo; and her son, Donald Lee Telephone, KEyttone 4205 iM Thunday, October 18,1951 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER PAGE THIRTEEN LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO CREDITOB8 ESTATE OP THOMAS R. CORLEY. Drive to Extend Through Oct. 19 Halloween Party Is Held DECEASED. Confirmation Set Oct. 21 No. 98187 Notice ta hereby £iven thet on the 8th d»y of October, 1961, lettan of edminletre- tion were issued to the undersigned si In Annunciation Seeking New Members5f Anne's in Arvada Special Administrator to Collect of the above named estate and all peraona having (Cathedral Pariih, Denver) Altar Society She praised the following women clalma againit tald eiUtc are required to Arvada.— (St. Anne’s Parish)— der and Mary Dove as bridesmaidsi file them for allowance in the County (Annunciation Pariah, DanTor) Membarthip Drive On “ Every parent a member!” is for their faithful work in pre Initollt Officers St. Anne’s circle had a Halloween Mary Lou Steffonich was flower Court of the City and County of l^ y ct, Confirmation will be adminis A t the recent PTA meeting Mrs. ;he 1951 goal o f the Cathedral serving the beauty of the Cathe Colorado, within six months from said date New officers o f the Cathedral larty at the monthly meet girl and Charles Kerstein, nephe'J Andrew Apodaca was appointed PTA membership drive. Begun dral altars: Mrs. Marie Parkes, or said claims will be forever barred. tered Sunday, Oct 21, by Arch Altar and Rosary society were in ing Oct. 9 in the church hall. of the bride, acted as ring-bearez. ANDREW WYSOWATCKY chairman of the pre-Thanksgiving chairman of the sewing commit Oct. 1, when printed notices were stalled O ct 12 by the Rev. Games were played, and a prize The bridegroom was attended by Special Administrator to Collect bishop Vehr at 7:30 p.m. turkey games party. distributed throughout the school, tee, who personally has made First Publication October 11, 1951 John N. Haley at the monthly was given to Mrs. James Sorren- John Kerstein as best man and Bob The AlUr and Rosary society The membership drive, under the drive is being extended many new purificators, besides re Luist Publication November 8, 1961 business meeting held in St. Paul’s tino for the best costume. Mrs. Johnson and Walt Meyers as th j will hold its meeting and covered- the chairmanship o f Mrs. Ruhr through Friday, Oct. 19. Mrs. John pairing and pressing more than 30 dish luncheon in Hagus hall on reading room. Prior to the installa servers’ cassocks and surplices; Rudolph Zehnder, Jr., and Mrs. other attendants. LEGAL NOTICE and Mrs. Connsell, was an out Roche, membership chairman, re Leroy Barenberg were voted sec Thursday, Oct. 25, at 1 p.m. Mrs. tion ceremonies. Miss Clara C ourt and her daughter, Mrs. Leonard Mrs. Nick Keller was soloist fo? NOTICE TO CREDITORS standing success with 691 mem minded parents, “ The PTA saves ond. Mrs. Harold Shoemaker won ESTATE OP WILLIAM LYCETT Margaret Denman and committee ney was elected president, succeed-: Smith, who had charge o f the con the wedding. She sang “ On This bers enrolled, believed to be the money for each family as is evi the mystery gift. The hostesses for \ HOLMS, d e c e a se d . will be in charge of the luncheon. largest total up to this time. In ing Mrs. Howard Bell, president fessional and preaching stoles. Day,” and “Just for 'Today,” a o No. 87077 denced by the PTA-sponsored elect, who has resigned because o f the evening were Mmes. Ed .Rode- Notice is hereby given that on the 27th The Sacred Heart club will meet dividual prizes for securing the book rental function. But it is only Special mention wa^ made of Mrs. companied by Madonna Melroy. Pi^ illness. Other officers for the 1951- wald, Anne Real, Doh Schaaf, and reception was held immediately iu day of September, 1961, letters of adminis Friday at 1 p.m. in the home of most members went to Eleanor through the support of each fam Clifton Levins, who has cared for tration were issued to the undersigned as 52 term are Miss Barbara C. Bach, Charles Schmoeger. the church hall for 100 guests, Mrs. F. Pancoski, 3311 Josephine. Olguin and Billy Burke in the ily that the PTA can function. A the sacred linens for five years. administrator of the above named estate first vice president; Mrs. James M. S t Anne’s circle will display The bride’s parents had an evening and all persons having claims against said high school, and to Rosella Vigil membership is the parent’s vote of Mrs. Levins ’ and Mrs. A. H. Mrs. Gordon McGloshen of Knight, second vice president; Mrs. lacino’s cake at the annual supper in their home for the relal estate are required to file them for allow and Clarence Tanko in the grade confidence. It does not entail any Schoenherr each week change all ance in the County Court of the City and 3510 Vine was hostess Tuesday to Mrs. Clifton Levins, third vice the altar cloths and Communion- chicken pie dinner. All members tives. After a brief wedding trip County of Denver, Colorado, within . six school. The rooms first securing responsibility.” the Denver chapter of the Kappa president; Mrs. Sylvia Tillotson, rail linens. They have been as are asked to help with the dinner they will live in Topamas, where he months from said date or said claims will Gamma Pi national honor society 100-per-cent membership were the Membership dues are very inex be forever barred. __ recording secretary; Mrs. Delia sisted by Miss Carol Curry and both Saturday and Sunday. Also, is ranching. for Catholic women’s colleges. seventh grade under Sister Odile pensive, 25 cents per parent or B. C. HILLIARD, JR. Lamy, corresponding secretary; Miss Helen O’Connor. any donations toward the dinner Administrator. and sophomore home room 203 50 cents per family. Mrs. Roche Mrs. McGloshen is an alumna o f and Mrs. Emmet Dwyer, treasurer. Miss Ann Limacher and Miss will be appreciated. Stevent-Marcum ’ First Publication October 4, 1951 under Sister Columba. suggests that dues be returned in Last Publication November 1, 1911 Mundelein college. ‘ Yearly reports were the busi Helen Steffes, career women, The choir practices every Tues Mrs. W . J. Gaskins has ac the special membership envelopes A double-ring ceremony solemn)- ness o f the meeting. Miss Mar spend many Saturday afternoons day evening; new members are cepted chairmanship o f the grade given to each child. This will ized by the Rev. Forrest Allen Ocfc garet Hamilton, membership chair repairing and pressing all the welcome to join. school chuck-wagon lunches which facilitate the speedy tabuljition of man, announced that 100 new choir surplices and cassocks. Mrs. The Holy Name society met 13 united Peggy Marcum, dauglv are held in Hagus hall every two records. A |5 \ward will be pre members had been enrolled since Herbert Shall each week launders Thursday, O ct 11, in the hall. ter of Roy Marcum, and Edwin weeks. Mrs. Rosenbach will be cO' sented to each room bringing in October, 1950. Miss Barbara Bach, six albs and three priests’ sur New officers will be elected at Stevens, son of Mrs. Agnes Stevr chairman with Mrs. Walter Ander a 100-per-cent parent membership. son on the committee which takes acting president, presented a de plices. Miss Helen O’Connor has the next meeting in November. ens, o f Golden. The bride was charge of the snack bar at the The Promoter, of the League tailed report for Mrs. Bell on the laundered the amices and small Recently baptized are Jesse dressed in a steel gray suit with i Colorado Springs i Sunday night games parties. Mrs of the Sacred Heart will meet activities o f ’ the society. She linens for three years. The finger David, infant o f Mr. and Mrs. Ebel navy accessories. She was at Joseph J. Mollendor, who is active Friday, Oct. 19. Mrs. Mary Tim thanked Miss Courtney for her towels are laundered by Miss Bar Trujillo; sponsors are Mr. and tended by Mrs. Robert Poitz and 5 ______^ on this committee, reports that the lin, preiident, will call the meet deanery reports; and Miss Delia bara Hunkey. The small red Orlando Trujillo. the bridegroom was attended by venture has been very popular and ing to order at 7 p.m. in St. Foley for her reporting on state crosses on all altar linens are em Jaculine Anne, infant o f Mr. his brother. Jack, of Golden. The and Mrs. Orlando Dorance was successful so far. Paul’, reading room. and county legislative meetings. broidered by Mrs. Rose Fuchs. organist was Mrs. George' A. Mrs. Judson Laur, who has moved baptized; sponsors are Ermelinda Smith. A dinner for the immediate MAY REALTY to North Denver, continues to Vigil and Roger Lujan. relatives was held in the Waffle House in Golden. n St. John's Church, Qct. 21 come across town each week to Josephine Boyle R E A L T O R care for the Baptismal altar. Miss Is Bride Bach also thanked all women who had been hostesses at meetings, In the Shrine of St. Anne Sun INSURANCE ■ LOANS 47 Pupils to Receive First Communion giving special mention to Mrs. day Josephine Boyle became the AURORA George Wenzel, who for years has bride of Eugene Kayser of Topa- (St. John the Evangeliot’i Parith, family are leaving this week to expected to attend these weekly made the coffee at all meetings. mos. The Rev. Forrest Allen o f Ute Theater Bldg. ficiated at the double-ring cere Denver) make their home in Chicago. Mr. religion classes. Sanctuary Gifts Received First Holy Communion will be and Mrs. Eugene Obst have moved An nnuoual Halloween party mony. The bride, daughter of Mr. The following gifts were re Colorado Springs, Colo. given to a class of 47 children Sun to Dallas, Tex. Edward Tynan has will be helJ by the KIRAY club and Mrs. John Boyle o f Arvada, PURSE BROS. ceived during the year: Five hand' day^ Oct. 21, in the 8 o’clock Mass. returned from service in Korea. on Sunday, Oct. 28, All Catholic wore a floor-leng;th gown o f white embroidered, cutwork linen altar GROCERY & MARKET , MAIN 1898 This Mass will be reserved for the Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kohl and boyo a^d girls in high school era blush nylon net and lace. She was cloths, brought back from Europe children and their parents only. baby are the guests o f Mr. and invited t» attend. given in marriage by her father. GROCERIES - B4EATS — FRUITS ' by Mrs. John Dower; two amices, Parishioners are asked to attend Mrs. Clem Kohl. Robert Kelly is ill All boys and drls in the upper The bride was attended by her VEGETABLES made and donated by Mrs. Cath one o f the other Masses. The first in Mercy hospital. grades o f St. John’s school will sister, Mrs. John Kerstein, as ma 1708 Exit Colftx Ats. Ph. Asrou 122' erine Gregory; gold-plated, seven- communicants will be the guests of Information Tolks participate in the annual junior tron of honor, and Elizabeth Zehn- THE MURRAY DRUG CO. WILLIAM C. CRARON the PTA at breakfast after the parochial carnival to be held at branched candelabra and wrought- Mass in the school. Mrs. David Information talks on the teach ligars’ stadium on Friday evening, iron candelabra for the repository, a m itirt—116 t. fim ftm—sah 144 Optometrist donated by the Mrs. J. D. Hunter girth !t« —832 s. urn*—aAI» 1S9 Ramaley and Mrs. Charles Smith ings o f the Church are given in the Oct. 26. are in charge of the breakfast, as auditorium of the school on Mon Baptized Sunday were John Pat memorial fund; 3100, received Professional Pharmacy 126 North T.Jon St. from John Duncan, as well as $25 PHONE MAIN 6942 sisted by Mrs. Robert Alenlus, Mrs. day and Wednesday evenings at 8 rick Cook, child o f Mr. and Mrs. in small individual gifts; $50, DR. JOHN R. COYLE 501 No. Tejon MAin 1088 COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO. William Struck, Mrs. Larry Lo- o’clock. On Monday, Oct. 22, a Everett Cook, with Harry Hardy from Mrs. Mary McAboy for the sasso, and Mrs. James Delaney. sound motion picture will be and Shirley Harvey as sponsors; shown which describes and ex Richard Charles Eckenroth, Jr., purchase of oil for the sanctuaiy OPTOMETRIST Gel Baut*» (of Denver) ^ PETE BERONl ^ Altar Society to Hear plains the actions o f the priest son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard lamps from April, 1950, to April, Candy and Ice Cream al ^FERMTIJRE SHOPj Talk on Vestments during the sacrifice of the Mass. Eckenroth; with William Raney 1951; and $50 for the same pur UPHOLSTERING, The Altar and Rosary society On Wednesday, Oct. 24, the topic and Jennie Grand as sponsors; pose, received from Mrs. Margaret 9355 E.COLFAX*AURORAI204 Johnson-English RE-UPHULSTERING AND will meet Friday afternoon, Oct. will b e : “ Mary, Mother o f God and Kathleen O’Hara Stevens, dai^h- Groninger from April, 1951, to REPAIRING ter of Mr. and Mrs. Burton S e April, 1952. Slip CoTan and Drapartoa 19, in the home o f Mrs. William Man.” All Catholics and interested Drug Co. Hide to Ordar Eader, 439 Lafayette street, at 1 non-Catholics are invited to these vens, with Thomas O’Hara and Hostesses at the social hour Mrs. Francex Thorpe as sponsors; were Mmes. Clifton Levins, Caro LENTHERIC ToiletHes Furniture Made to Order o’clock. A dessert-luncheon will be talks. and Evelyn K., daughter of Mr. and line Mott, Katherine Parent, A. H, Tijoa >1 BIJoa 8L Phan. 1490 124-22 So. Wahiitcli A t *. MAin 5809 < followed by the business meeting. _ Religion classes for all boys and There will be a talk on the symbol Mrs. Herbert Tomow, with Her Schoenherr, Gertrude S c h o t girls who attend the public junior bert Tomow and Mary Evelyn An ism o f the vestments and the care or senior high schools are held on Grover 'Tapley, and M. E. Walsh “ 1/ Your Nead* 4ra Electrical The Heyse Sheet derson as sponsors. of the Altar by the Rt. Rev. Mon Tuesday evenings. These boys and and Miss Margaret Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Funk are Parishionerf are raminded of Call Main 939" Metal and Roofing signor John Moran. The members girls meet in St. John’s school at 7 the parents of a girl bom Oct. 13 the sodality-iponsored Living WIRING—FIXTURES AND REPAIRS INCORPORATED of St. Mary’s circle will assist with o’clock and they are taken to St. in S t Joseph’s hospital. Rooary services to be held in the HEATING ROOFING the refreshments. Francis’ high school for the SHEET UETAL St. John’s Men’s club and the Cathedral Sunday, Oct. 21. This Berwick Electric Co. The PTA will meet Monday aft classes, which begin at 7:30. They 629 SO. NEVADA PTA announce a dance to be given service will consist of Rosary, J. O. BERWICK ernoon, Oct. 22, at 1:80 in the are returned to St. John’s school in the Knights of Columbus hall Colerade Springe. Colored. Phone) MAin 652 school auditorium. There will be a at about 8:45. All Catholic stu- sermon, and Benediction o f the Eit. 1886 on Saturday, Nov. 24. Details will Blessed Sacrament. Father brief council meeting at 1:15 dents attending public school are be made later. which the officers and room Frederick McCallin will lead in mothers are asked to attend. At recitation o f tha Rosary, and BUCK SPORTING this meeting there will be the an Father Edward Leyden will give nual kitchen and canned food 93 Aurora Pupils at Class the sermon. GOODS CO. shower for the sisters o f the Jim Temple, scoutmaster o f Ca “Ertrythlng lor Erorr Sport" school. Parishioners are invited to thedral troop 205, announced Phone Main 930 contribute to this shower. three young men o f the parish 19 NO. TEJON ST. On Monday, Oct. 29, M ol^ Bree For Public School Children have volunteered their services assistant scoutmasters. The ir Beresford will sdve a review of (St. Thereie’t Parish, Aurora) Mr. and Mrs. Luke F. Reilly as are Bill Eggering, Hugh Kadingo, It’g Not What I Expected in the The catechism classes began sponsors by proxy; Laura Kather ZE C H A & A D A M S J and Clyde Travis. Mr. Travis, home o f Dr. and Mrs. Frank Albi, Saturday morning for the children ine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, * ^ Conoco Service Station ^ former Eagle scout, is serving 717 Jersey street. Refreshments attending public school. Two sis John W. McCormack, with Mr. Aley Drug Co. with the armed forces at Lowry will be served at 12:30 and the ters from Blessed Sacrament con and Mrs. Robert Wagmer us spon PRESCRIPTION * f3*^5teWo book review will begin at 1:15. vent are teaching. Although some sors; Charles William, son of Mr. field. Now that the troop has ade- DRUGGISTS Reservations are being made by children were missing, there were and Mrs. Adolph Gallegos, with quate leadership, Mr. Temple said Mrs. John Maguire, AP. 3283. Ad 93 present the first day. These Mr. and Mrs. Salvador Gallegos as tnat there is an opening for 10 Phona Main 2S0 U3 So. ToJob St L mission is 31- classes will continue every Satur sponsors; Janice Lynn, daughter new scouts. Any boy between the COLORADO SPRINGS ages o f 11 and 14 who is inter ^ Novads Ato. at Cacha la Poadra Mr. and Mrs. John Shea and day between 9:30 and 10:30 o’clock. of Mr. arfd Mrs. Maynard B. Bar. All children in the grade school, nett, with Mrs. Irene Stoeber as ested in scouting is urged to phone not attending parochial school, sponsor; Alice Marie, daughter of Mr. Temple at TA. 7839. must attend these classes. Some 80 Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Junk, Eleven scouts and their leaders children of the parish attended with Francis Junk and Anna enjoyed a day’s hike at Cherry parochial school. Braun as sponsors. Debra Ann, in Creek dam Oct. 6. Boys participat The Holy Name society elected fant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ing were Fred Carter, Charles new officers for the year. Rob Francis P. Fox, was baptized by Haas, James Halm, Kenpy Hen ert Gitzen was elected presi her uncle, the Rev. Robert A. derson, Mike Homyak, John Joyce, f t h p I p M dent; Robert Moffitt, last year’s Simms, SJ., with John Vincent Phillip Kramer, Richard Marquez, treasurer, was elects vice pres Fox and Margaret Hokanson as Phillip Pietrowski, Douglas Prime- ident; secretary, Richard Barker; sponsors. vera, and Ray Stark. treasurer, Thomas Broderick; and The Altar and Rosary society Parish Calendar Sales Service marshal, E rn e st Zimmermann. met Oct. 11 in the Parish hall fol Friday, Oct. 19, 7 p.m., St< Baptisms the past week were of lowing recitation o f the Rosary in Paul’s reading room — Promoters Eloise Kathleen, Infant daughter the church. Fifty-three members meeting o f the League o f the Abies—Hemphill of Mr. and Mrs. Tittes, with Mr. and guests were present. Mrs and Mrs. John J, Kennedy as spon Eleanor Quick, president, intro Sacred Heart. 3520 East Colfax * FR. 2761 sors; David Robert, son of Mr. and duced the new officers. Saturday, Oct. 20, Cathedral Mrs. Oberschmid, with Mr. and Thanks were given to the com All-day Exposition o f the Blessed PACKARD HEADQUARTERS Mrs. Thomas O’Brien as sponsors; mittee that washed and inventor Sacrament and day-long prayers acting as proxies were Mrs. Betty ied the dishes for the hall on Oct. for peace. Confessions heard from LES BARBER’S Scannell and Mrs. James Charge; 10. A smorgasbord dinner will be 3 p.m. to 9 p.m., continuing Mary Katherine, daughter of Mr. held some time next month. Mrs. through the dinner hour. Benedic and Mrs. Pavelka, with Frank No- Dunn was appointed as chairman. tion at 7:45 p.m. lette and Julia Nolette as sponsors, The date will be announced later; Sunday, Oct. 21, St. Paul’s CAPITOL AUTO BODY acting sponsor was Mary J. tickets will be on sale at the rec chapel — Religious instruction (Member of Bleued Sscriment Psriih) Mandl; Alvin Frank, son of Mr, tory when the exact date is known. classes for children attending pub Body and Fender Repair • Painting • Auto Tops • Seat Covers 7 and Mrs. Alvin F. Davies, Sr., with The meeting closed with a prayer. lic schools, following the 8 o’clock 1332 Broadway Phone AL. 6555 : Refreshments and a social hour Mass. Invites Friends o f pinochle, bridg;e, and canasta Sunday, Oct. 21, 9 o’clock Mass, were enjoyed after the business Cathedral— Corporate Communion meeting. The hall was decorated for the Sodality of Our Lady of DODGE-PLYMOUTH OWNERS A Completely Modern Shoe Store in Halloween motif. the Immaculate Conception. New members who were wel Sunday, Oct. 21, Cathedral s— Prepare for Cold Weather Driving comed into the society were Misses Living Rosary services. Rose Pounstone, Carolyn Nielson, Get rid of Summer Lubricants. Tune the motor. Restore Pep and for Women and Children Madeline Sakasitz, Grace Baylous, Economy to Your Car. It will Perform Better and last longer. Irene Austin, Betty Welch, Flo — FACTORY-TRAINED MECHANICS — rence Nale, Margie Rhed, Maxine JAMES MOTOR CO. Justis, Terry Grant, Roberta Lam- 1278 mers, Ann Bailey, and Betty Welch. Lincoln Dodge & Plymouth Sales & Service KE. 8221 that Radiates the friendly warmth of The women of the parish who are interested in joining the so ciety are asked to contact Mrs. &. your own home , . . Jean Fobar, Aurora 8-R in the on « Sales evenings. P fiT fo n B l De Soto-Plymouth The men of the parish are plan Service ning for a games party to be held ssmcE this winter in the hall providing All Late Mod,el Used Cars enough tables and chairs can be ob la. Carry 5,000 Sfile Gnarantee tained. OFFERING Mrs. Classman is chairman of Factory Trained Mechanice on AU Chrysler Made Cars Our Lady o f Lourdes’ circle; Mrs. Mary Carney of St Therese’s cir cle, and Mrs. Brennan of the ia GRIFFITH MOTORS, Inc. Quality FOOTWEAR, HOSIERY, Mother Cabrini circle. 2770 No. Speer Blvd. ^GR. 3313 HANDBAGS, COSMETICS Agnes Shircel Survives HEWOSLYtSEP Auto Accident Injuries CAHOKTSUdCK Miss Agnes Shircel, 140 Colo ‘Ed Obele, owner of the Ed rado boulevard, Denver, was re ported recovering from injuries £ d O L Obele Shoe circle, in the received the, morning of Oct 12 heart of the new shopping strip, when she was struck by a hit-and- 111 E. Pikes Peak avenue, Colo run car when on her way to Mass f« b s r t m rado Springs, invites his many in Christ the King church. Miss fID E < ir< Catholic friends to visit,his store Shircel, 22, is being treated in Colo where he offers a complete line rado General hospital, where she SECT PLACE IN TOWN FOR of women’s and children’s shoes worked as a nurse. She was struck In the Heart of the New Shopping Strip in East Pjkes Peak » including Debs, Sandler, Paradise, down as she was walking east on UNCOLN-MERCURY SERVICE Falizzio, and Penaljo brands for Hale parkway at Birch street. Her Wt Sts "U m sU-H s r sit Bssaesortos." Oit sMtbsiiki, isisx tabw.«rtag, (sctww women and Sandler Juniors for « mIs m 4 ssslsm l, kssw nor cot Isrte* ssi sot isa sis nsOr to senrlM It ssMlr Phone 4560 ripped prayer book was found near sag tbsissshb. n«s si tsSsr . . . sad tmT UilrtT OsTS . . . tor ceopirts cheeks* children. He also features Sapphire her crumpled body after she was tog seeeeestT mstnteiieoes ssik . hose, and has a full-time registered hit. As she was lifted into an am «ltY3U»sPnMOIITH^ _ Colorado Springs, Colo. graduate cosmetician to help select bulance she murmured, “ I was THE KUMPF MOTOR CAR CO. u m m i m o t o r c a AtolM 8411 cosmetics from the complete Helena going to church. I was going to l aBBQADWAVCH. a UTR ADD ACOMA Rubenstein cosmetics department church.” 90 56 6 PAGE FOURTEEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyttone 4205 Thuridoy, October 18, 1951 r " * “I POLISHERS I Luncheon Club Guests I Men's Club Plans! ELECTRIC MOPPERS I om em aker’s I KENT ELECTRIC SCRUBBERS I H I Ask for a Demonstration I Departm ent I Jamboree Nov. 3 I I Patronize Thete Reliable and Friendly Firms Dumont Sales Co, I I ■Jl Janitor Supplies, Waxes, Soaps L.I In Lourdes Parish 1736-44 Blake St. TA. 4146 (Our Lady o f Lourdei Parish, Bacon & Schramm J. A. Johnson & Son Denver) Established 35 Years COiMPOSITION ROOFING The Rocks of Lourdes Men’s club will sponsor a Saturday TELE ROOFING • Gutters • Sheet Met&I * Gas Furnaces night jamboree No~ 3 in the par ROOF REPAIRING * Gas Conversion Burners ish hall. The jaipboree, a new type 4020 Brighton Bird. CH. 6563 of entertainment, will be spon 8S Penniylvsnia RA 5657 sored by the 'club on the first Saturday of every month for the parish. It will feature all types of THE CHURCH FURNITURE TON AND PEWS entertainment, including square McVeigh Company Designed A Usnofactared and popular dancing, the famous “ Rocks” broom dance, and cards. oal PAINTING AND G 9 DECORATING The Behrens Fixture Co. Refreshments will be served and RED-GLO MIX CONTRACTORS 4625 Colorado Bird. special prizes given. ' The -jam boree, which giv;BS parishioners an 1328 Inca KE. 0718 Danver, Colo. SOME OF THE IMPORTANT guests at Denver. The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Ach'ille Sommaruga, SUPREME COAL CO. PE. 4679 opportunity to meet one another pastor of St. Patrick’s'parish, Denver, was speaker, socially, is not a money-making the Knights of Columbus Luncheon club Other members of the clergy present were Fathers venture, but a 50-cent donation meeting on Columbus day are shown with Italian Austin Di Benedetto, O.S.M.; John Giambastiani, FLOOR will pay for entertainment, re Consul Paul Cannavina and the Rev. Thomas 'M. O.S.M.; Louis Grohman, and William J. Monahan. CAMEO COVERING CO. freshments, and tickets for a LoCascio, O.S.M., pastor o f Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Brig. Gen. J. R. Gilchrest, air force commandant special project. parish. Shown, left to right, are Jim Peri, Recco o f the finance center, was an honor guest. Ruffled Curtains Linoleum— Asphalt, Rubber & Plastic Tile -Wall Covering The Rocks of Lourdes club met Berrardi, past grand knight of the North Denver James Bruce, at the meeting at noon Oct. 19, Estimates Complimentary in the Center house Oct. 16. A com council; Aldo Notarranni, Jim Kopp, Jack Denny, will present a plaque to the group, bearing the BEAUTIFULLY CLEANED founder of the club; Jim Bruce, Mr. Cannavina, 2555 W. 29th Ave. GR. 9535 mittee was formed to make plans Apostolic Blessing of \Pius XII. He -will tell the for the decoration of the shrine for Father LoCascio, Mr. Cannavina’s secretary, and club about his recent visit to Rome and audience Draperies Cleaned and Hand the coming Christmas season. Georp;e H. Lerg. More than 200 guests attended the with the Pontiff. Jim Kopp will be toastmaster.— After the business meeting, the meeting in the K. of C. home, 16th and Grant street. (Photo by Smyth) Rocks were entertained with a Finished Electrical Contracting & Repairing group of movies. Refreshments Pickup & Call FR. 0514 Delivery wdre served following the meeting. Loyola Parish Holy Year Pilgrimage All members of the Outdoor EARL J.STROHMINGER groups were to meet Wednesday, Peerless Lace Cleaning Co. Oct. 17, for the first party night All Members Are Urged to Participate 5600 East Colfax FR. 0574 Ilactric Compaay o f the winter season. A group of Llc«nfed and Bonded boys from the Timberline Cer (Loyola Parish, Denver) tor, Mrs. Francis Worland, Mrs. mission Mass Oct. 12 and dur Member National Electrical Contractors Ass’n. tificate club will leave for the Henry Januks, Mr. and Mrs. Ber ing the 8:30 Mass Oct. 14. The mountain camp at Evergreen Fri The Holy Year pilgrimage for 1178 Stout St. AC. 5733 nard Pochazka, and Mr. and Mrs. choir is composed of children from ] THE STRONGEST day night, Oct. 19. They will stay the members o f Loyola parish will James Florida accompanied the the fourth to the eighth grades 'TERRim GUftflAhHE: at the camp until Sunday noon. be held on Sunday, Oct. 21.4 All parishioners are urged to partici 26 pupils. under the direction o f Sister Mar The gold merit group will camp The children of the firit grade garet Pierre. in the mountains the following pate in this spiritual activity of and all new student, in Loyola The monthly card party f(JT the All Termlnix coniracts Phone SP. 4673 week .end. the parish. Those who are making the pilgrimage should asaemble in ichool will be given phyiical parishioners and their friends are INSURED and The card party held Oct. 11 in church promptly at 2:30 p.m. The examination, on Oct. 22, 23, under the auspices o f the Altar backed by resources of Ask f o r FREE the parish hall and sponsored by group will then proceed to St. and 24. Mother, are asked to be sodality will be held this evening, over $85 million. Terms If Desired Bruce Termlnix Inspection members o f the Altar society was Philomena’s, St. Elizabeth’s, and present at these examinations. Thursday, Oct. 17, in the school (As adrertlsed In Satarday ETcnini Post) considered the largest one held hall at 8 o’clock. Mrs. M. Kohjat Holy Ghost churches. They will ' The children’s choir has re COLORADO TERMINIX CO. since the establishment o f the par then return to Loyola for the final sumed practice and sang at the and Mrs. E. Frei are hostesses. ish. Mrs. Clara Weider, president visit and Benediction. There vill of the Altar society, will meet transportation available forbe this week with the pastor, Father those who do not have cars. The Damen McCaddon, to outline the Rev. Edward P. Murphy, S. J., St. Francis' PTA Dinner year’s program. The chairman of pastor, will lead the prayers. Those JjuunJU/M the card party was Mrs. William making the pilgrimage are re Tour Plumberimlter For Years ij Kimmins. minded that a sacramental Con- Is Scheduled on Oct. 20 fession and a worthy reception of WESTERN Ed O'Connor, Sr. Ed O'Connor, Jr. Holy Comunion, not otherwise (St. Francis de Sales’ Parish, WINDOW & HOUSE 3030 W. 44th Ave. GL. 4323 obligated by Church law, are Denver) the Nash Motor company. CALL necessary. (XEANING CO. PTA of Mt. Carmel The second annual Parent- THE BEST IN LUGGAGE Father Murphy baptized the fol Of All Kindi Teachers’ association spaghetti WE CLEAN lowing: Daniel Allen Bailey, son dinner will be held Saturday, DAN CAW Continuing Drive o f Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Bailey, with Windows Walls Oct. 20, from 5 to 8 p.m. in the for Woodwork Wall Paper AL Edward L. Balfe and Peggy Balfe high school cafeteria. Mrs. Louise as sponsors; Steven James Schaef Marches! will assist Charles Raff a Rusco Storm Floors (Washed & Waxed) For New Members er, son o f Mr. and Mrs. James in preparing the dinner. Membei-s Windows and Doors FREE ESTIMATES Schaefer, with Killian Schaefer Gagnon, PE. 5574. Everyone Eit. 1873 (Our Lady of Mt. Carmel o f the committee, Mrs. C. Welch, FULLY INSURED and Elizabeth Schaefer as spon welcome. 1544 B*way. Pari.h, Denver) sors. James Stephen O’Hayre, son Mrs. Otto Watson, and Mrs. John Free Estimates Loseman, have worked hard in Residential & Commercial The Mt. Carmel PTA drive is o f Mr. and Mrs. John J. (3’Hayre, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Falk a Office PHONE Home anticipation of a large attendance Work Stove and Furnace Parts still continuing. Any interested was baptized by the Rev. E. A. • INSTALLATIONS j at this annual event. Admission is MA 6188 AL 8520 Still Available person is eligible for membership; Stauffen, S.J., of Regis. The spon 1032 18th MAin 1556 $1 for adults and 70 cents for GAS FURNACES • SERVICE DAYor NIGHT it is not restricted to the parents. sors were William O’Hayre and The PTA meeting will be held Doris Lee O’Hayre. Katherine Anne children. The Geo. A. PaUen Wednesday, Oct. 24, at 7 :4B p.m Siebs, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Members o f the Altar and Ro Company in the high school cafeteria, the W. E. Siebs, was baptized by sary society will assemble in the date has been changed to a week Father Murphy, with Lem Landis church Friday, Oct. 19, at 1 :4B Sweeney. ELDER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 1333 Lawrtnca Strett K iit a m ahead on account of Halloween and Marie Landis as sponsors. p.m. for recitation o f the Rosary. GUY M. ELDER TABOR 1321 DENVER, COLO. falling on the regular meeting Rocky Fieri and Josephine Fiori A meeting will follow in the GAS BURNER CO. date. The last meeting was well were sponsors for Phillip Jude recreation room of the rectory, > Industrial and Commercial Building attended and it is hoped parents with Mrs. Oliver Wienecke presid 260 BDWY. RA. 2871 Carbone, son o f Mr. and Mrs. 175 Vallejo St. PEarl 8930 will keep up the good work. A Dominic Carbone. ing. Father Julius Fecher, C.PP.S., Halloween party is slated for the The Loyola Altar sodality will will be the guest speaker. In the parents, friends, and faculty, receive Communion in the 8 :30 8 o ’clock Mass Sunday, Oct. 21, tioned there for two years. They Games are planned for entertain Mass on Sunday, Oct. 21 members of the society will re are looking forward to an audi ELECTRIC WORK ment and refreshments will be ceive Holy Communion. ence with Pius XII. served by the eighth grade room St. Catherine’s bridge club will The Donnelly circle will meet in WIRING AND RtPAIRING OF ALL KINDS LINOLEUM meet in the home o f Mrs. James Mrs. Anthony Dunst, president mothers, Mmes. Fred Gaglia, Dan the home o f Mrs. C. E. Kelsey, Gannon on Tuesday, O ct 23 of the League of the Sacred Heart, Longo, and Joseph Rizzutto. 693 S. Ogden, on Thursday, LYNCH ELECTRIC COMPANY At the October meeting o f the announced the names o f members TILE The ninth graders are preparing Oct. 18. MA. 6958 (Home) Loyola Card club in the home of assigned to care for the cande Install Yourself for a Halloween party on Oct. 25 St. Joseph’s circle will meet in Mrs. B. H. Tierney, plans were labra as follows: Week of Oct. 22, 1721 E. 31st Ave. KE. 0309 (Shop) And Save Labor in the cafeteria. Dancing is beinf: the assembly room of the rectory made for the annual card party at Mmes. Stephen Ryan and Charles taught weekly by Mrs. Pasqua‘Squi 1 Wednesday, Oct. 24, at 1 p.m. Mrs. ' Charges the Public Service company build McKay; week o f Oct. 29, Mmes. 1 Marranzino and Mrs. Corbet. The Stephen Ryan and Charles ing. The party will be held O ct M. P. Masterson and' Margaret \n grade school dancing is under the Delaney will be hostesses. 9"X9‘ 24 and should be well supported by Dwyer; week of Nov. 5, Mmes. direction of the Carol sisters, who the parishioners, as this group Th« Young Poople’t club hat Peter and James Anderies; week i f i o f have been instructing for the past GAS FURNACE supplies many of the furnishings planned a hayrack ride "at of Nov. 12, Mmes. A. Dunst, two years. Glazier’s barn Thursday eve • For more even temperatures, It 13c ea. of the sanctuary of Loyola church, Vance Johnson, and Delbert CRANE The Young People’s club ning, Oct. 18. Those who plan Fender; and week* of Nov. 19, circulates the air. YOUR PATTERN .. . the Those who wish tickets may phone LINE • For srreater cleanliness, It filters sponsoring a Halloween buffet Mrs. Walter Wade at DE. 0783 to attend will meet at the rec Mmes. M. Brockish and H. Yeager. the air. right pattern for any tory at 7:30 p.m. Dancing and supper that is scheduled for Sat Mrs. Martin Golden, chairman BASMOR • For greater comfort. It humidi room .in your home . . . urday, Oct. 20, at 7 :30 p.m. refreshments will follow the fies the air. waiting for you right now of the ways and means committee the high school’s cafeteria. The of the PTA. announces that the ride. Reservations, at $1.25 per BOILERS in YOUR HOHE • For dependability, it has cAmCToIs at our store. Aide to Mayor Newton designed to match the fumaca. club is cordially inviting all new annual turkey games party will be person, may be made by calling members as well as old members, held on Sunday, Nov. 4, at 7:30 Jaan Miller at SP. 5508. Opens Private Practice Jefferson entertainment is also b e in p.m. in the school hall The advisory board o f the GENERAi'^ ELECTRIC planned. The club is seeking new Mmes. J. Reischman, M. Saya, Boosters’ club will meet Thursday, Jules Singer, secretary to Mayor members as well as old members Oct. 18, at 8 p.m. in the library and E. Berens attended the Den Quigg Newton, has announced his Plumbing and Heating Linoleum Entertainment is also b e i n ver deanery meeting on Oct. 15. of the high school. The monthly resignation from that office to en ANGERMAN planned. Anyone interested past The members o f the eighth meeting of the organization will ter private law practice. A gradu Repairs the age of 21 may contact Mrs grade enjoyed a hay-rack ride and be held Monday, Oct. 22, at 8 p.m. ate o f St. Mary’s high school in Specializing in Quality Sheet Metal Works, Inc. Co. Lucille Masclotro or Marshall Pic- supper Oct. .11. Mrs. William in the high school. At this meet- Colorado Springs and Westmin cone, president, for information. Zint, physical education instruc ing*'a film. Fishing in Alaska, will ESTABLISHED 1910 52061/^ W . 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