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DO NOT WASTE PAIN' Street^ostles Seek New Harvest Seminarians to Join Vincentian in Trek Beginning on June 9 street preachers from St. Thomas’ seminary, led by the Rev. Richard Gieselman, C.M., who are preparing this year’s trek, have the satisfaction of knowing that the spiritual harvest they planted last year in their tour of Colorado attracted, in one area, 12 converts who made their First Communion this Easter. This summer’s traveling preachers will begin in Yuma on Bishop Tells June 9, where Father Gieselman and Seminarian William Ryan will stay until June 14, explaining over a loudspea'ker in daily seS' C. D. of A. of sions the truth about Catholic doc trine. In another area visited last yeai^ one girl brought her family into the Church, and five others Sorry China are under instruction. STREET PREACHERS'of St. 'Thomas’ Michael Walsh, and William Ryan; standing, Burt Last year the talks in Yuma “ Out of 143 Bishops there are seminary are shown -above planning this Woodrich, George Kearney, and ,Eeo Blach. The only 61 left in China—with prac­ were heard by 620. The audience tically none of these enjoying any may be slim the first night, but year’s tour of Colorado. Seated, left to right, are “ three-day stands” on Catholic doctrine open in freedom,” said the Most Rev. as the news spreads by *word of Pat Kennedy, the Rev. Richard Gieselman, C.M.; Yuma on June 9.— (Register photo by Turilli) Charles W. Quinn, C.M., exiled mouth, the crowds start arriving Bishop of Yukiang, Chink, in ad­ early, sometimes bringing picnic Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations dressing the state convention of suppers. Some, perhaps, are just Contents Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1952 — Permission to Reproduce, Except on the Catholic Daughters of Amer­ curious, but the serious questions Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue ica in Colorado Springs. asked each year show many suf­ Prior to the Bishop’s speech, at fer spiritual hunger. the closing session of the 16th bi­ Full Schedule Given ennial gathering, the newly elected officers were presented. Miss June 16-21 Father Gieselman Catherine McNulty of Carbondale and Seminarian Leo Blach will be was re-elected state grand regent. in Stoneham; June 23, Seminarian Other officers are Miss Hazel Pat Kennedy will be with the DENVER CATHaiC Loughery, Trinidad, vice regent; priest in Flagler; June 30-July 5, Mrs. Kathleen Pearce, Durango, Father Gieselman will be with secretary; Mrs. Ruth Bellotti, Seminarian Michael Walsh in Walsenburg, treasurer; and Mrs. Stratton. In Victor, where last Kathleen Leonard, Colorado year 250 heard the preacheis, Fa Springs, state monitor. ther Gieselman and Seminarian Bishop Quinn said that more George Kearney will begin their than 1,700 Catholic clergymen and “ three-day stand” on July 7, the REGISTER sisters have been expelled by the opening night of the town’s cen­ Reds with approximately 300 more tennial celebration. The last stop will be in Walden July 14-19, imprisoned. He likewise pointed VOL. XLVIl. Na. 41. THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1952 DENVER, COLO. out that more than 5,000 Chinese where Father Gieselman will be were executed in one year follow­ helped by Seminarian Burt Wood- ing the infamous “ people’s trials,” rich. * which are actually “ framed ahead When the street preaching be­ of time.” Entire organizations gan in Colorado in 1937 under 8 Franciscan Nuns to Mark “ were simply eliminated,” he said, the renowned Scripture scholar, because they were considered a the late Rev. Dr. Joseph Lilly SUFFERERS IN THE Archdiocese of the intentions of 100,000 missionaries. “ Some souls danger to the occupying govern­ C.M., it was the first time that can be bought by prayer,” Bishop Fulton J. Sheen many citizens in the byways of Denver are ^sked on Mission Sunday of the ment. said, “ others by missionaries nursing the sick, Further persecution was ob­ the state had ever seen a priest. Jubilees in Service of God Sick, Pentecost Sunday, June 1, to offer their pain others by your sacrificial alms. But most of them served when the mothers and chil­ The questions showed how the old for the conversion of souls in the missions and for can be.bought only by suffering.” dren of the influential families falsehoods had taken root in soil Eight members of the Poor Sis­ to travel to the mission houses in Sister M. 'Virgilia of St. Mary’s ters of St. Francis Seraph of the Nebraska and Kansas. hospil^l, Gallup, N. Mex., will be + + ' + were “ stripped of all possessions” that never was tilled by the plow + + + Perpetual Adoration will mark the one who will commemorate her and “forced to beg for a living” of truth—“ Why do nuns shave Solemn Mass in Chapel in distant unfamiliar villages. their heads? Why can’t Catholics diamond, golden, and silver jubi­ golden jubilee.. Sister M. Fidelia lees of their investiture Thursday, of St. Anthony’s hospital, Denver, Wealthier Chinese families were read the Bible?”—hoary rumors A Solemn Mass in Christ the June 5, at St. Joseph’s convent, “ pounced on,” imprisoned, and about the Church planted some­ King chapel at the convent will would have also been a candidate Sufferings May Ransom Pagans 2825 W. 32nd avenue, Denver. for the golden jubilee occasion. ultimately “ eliminated” by execu­ times by ignorance, often by mali­ open the celebration of the dia­ She died Feb. 1. tion. By these and other means the cious bigotry. Present at the celebration will mond jubilee of two sisters, the Communists keep “ the people in a Second stops, the street preach­ be Mother M. Fabiana, Superior golden jubilee of one, and the The five sisters who will be silver jubilee of five. constant state of fear” and intimi­ ers say, often show a change of General of the community from the silver jubilarians are Sister On Mission Day of Sick June 1 dation. attitude. The questions arfi more The Rev. Leonard Redelberger, M. Gertrude of St. Mary’s hos­ Olpe, Westfalen, Germany. She In China those who disregard serious, the ideas less fantastic. chaplain of St. Joseph’s convent, pital, Columbus, Neb.; Sister M. “ Do not waste pain’’ is the theme of Mis­ lets, and prayer cards for patients are be­ the limitations of the security po­ Some Catholics of the communities with her companion. Sister M. will.be celebrant, and other Den­ Clarinda of Cuba, N. Mex.; Sister sion Sunday of the Sick, to be observed in ing forwarded to the hospitals by Monsignor lice, the Bishop said, were jailed said on one visit, that had the Rainfredis from Wisseri, Germany, ver clergymen will assist as deacon, M. Johannita o f St. Bernard, the hospitals of the Archdiocese of Denver Gregory gmith, archdiocesan director of the and sometimes executed. (TumtoPageZ — Co^'.tnn 1) are at present visiting all houses subdeacon, and master of cere­ Neb.; Sister M. Ursulita of Gallup, monies. T h r Rev. J. Harley N. Mex.; and Sister M. Carmelita on Pentecost Sunday, June 1. Posters, book- Society for the Propagation of the Faith, of the Western province of the order. Mother M. Fabiana and Sis­ Schmitt, pastor of All Saints’ of St. Bonaventure’s school, Co­ which is sponsoring the observ­ church, will deliver the sermon. lumbus, Neb. ance. ^ Moss in Memory of Dead ter M. Rainfredis arrived in the Sufferers are asked on Mission United States Nov. 30 by a trans- Sister Crispina of Denver A program has been prepared Atlantic plane and since then for the occasion by the asjpirants 2 St. Thomas' Ordinands Sunday of the Sick to buy with The annual Memorial day Mass will be celebrated by their pain the souls o f pagans. have visited ^ e Eastern province The two sisters who will mark and postulants of St. Joseph’s col­ Bishop Fulton J. Sheen, national the Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr, Archbishop of Denver, Fri­ with headquarters at Mishawaka, their 60th anniversary are Sister lege at the mother-house. Friends director of the Propagation of the day, May~80, at 10 o’clock at the Gallagher memorial, Cal­ Ind. They arrived in Denver April M. Crispina from St. Anthony’s and relatives of the jubilarians For New Alaskan Diocese Faith society, appealed to the 16 and have visited the houses in hospital, Denver; and Sister M. will participate in the celebration, vary cemetery. New Mexico and Colorado. After The far-off Diocese of ,Juneau, Alaska, formally estab­ sick with the reminder that there Eberharda from Good Samaritan and will spend the day with the Officers of the Solemn Pontifical Requiem Mass will the jubilee celebration they plan hospital, Kearney, Neb. jubilarians on the convent grounds. lished in 1951, will receive two members of the 1952 ordi­ is a price tag on every soul, and most of them can be bought only be the R t Rev. Monsignor John nation class of 19 at St. Thomas’ seminary.: They are the by suffering. P. Moran, assistant priest; the Rev. Forrest Allen and the Rev. Rev. Francis A. Cowgill of Spokanf, Wash., and the Rev. “ One o f the greatest tragedies Matthias J. Blenkush, deacons of Ronald K. Dunfey of Boston, Mass. Both will be ordained in the world is wasted pain,” the honor; the 'fiev. Robert McMahon, Three Priests to Join in Mass of Jubilee THREE PRIESTS in the church. Golden, will be deacon, follow at the Lakewood Coun­ After his ordination in 1927 as Bishop wrote in his booklet About deacon; the Rev. Robert Syrianey, on Saturday, June 7, the former in Archdiocese of Denver will cele­ and the Rev. Anthony Wejnzap- try club. a member of the Society of the Crosses, which will be distributed subdeacon; and the Very Rev. Mon­ the Denver Cathedral by Arch­ to hospital patients in the a:ixih- brate their silver jubilee in the fel of St. Patrick’s church. Fort FATHER MAHER will cele­ Divine Word, he spent nine signor David M. Maloney, master bishop Urban J. ’Vehr, with the diocese. “ Pain without relation to priesthood in a joint ceremony Logan, will be subdeacon. brate a Mass in his parish the years as treasurer of the Sacred Denver ordinands; and the latter of ceremonies. The Very Rev. Paul CCD Officer the Cross is like an unsigned The sermon for the Mass will following Sunday, June 15. Heart Mission house, at Girard, in St. Aidan’s church, Brookline, Schwarz, C.SS.R., will preach at check— without value,” he states. preached by the Rev. Robert There will be a parish reception Pa., and St. Francis Xavier’s the Mass. Mass., by his own Ordinary, Bishop “ But once we have countersigned McMahon. held in his honor in the eve­ school, near Kingston, Mass. He Dermot O'Flanagan of Juneau. The seminary choir will sing, and it with ^ e signature of the Sa­ The four young men who will ning. then became field secretary for Plans Talks seminarians will be the minor A native of Ohio, Father Ma­ The Rev. Fran­ vior on the Cross, it takes on an be ordained to the priesthood the Catholic University at Pe­ cis Cowgill has a infinite value.” officers of the Mass. her has worked in Colorado kin in China. Upon coming to The Fourth Degree Knights of June 7, Edward Madden, James brother, the Rev. Suffering is the only way hu­ Rasby, John McGinn, and John since 1931. He has been in Colorado in 1937 he was assist­ James J. Cowgill, A t H e ig h ts mans can become like Christ, Columbus, some 30 men strong, charge of the Westwood parish ant at St. Anthony’s parish, who is a Jesuit in Bishop Sheen said. “ We cannot will act as a guard of honor for since June, 1947. Before that Sterling; Blessed Sacrament, Oregon and two Rev. Thomas S. Hansberry, na­ become like Him in His power; we Archbishop Vehr and after Mass he served m Craig, Rifle, Holly, Denver; and administrator of sisters, Domini- tional field representative of the cannot become like Him in His will present two American flags and Central City, and at Holy St. Anthony’s in Julesburg. He c a n nuns in Confraternity of Christian Doc­ knowledge. There is only one way for the Calvary cemetery plots. Ghost parish, Denver. For a became pastor o t Gmden in No­ Bremerton, trine will be one of the speakers we can become like Him, and that Hero’i Flag Given time he was director of Catholic vember, 1951. Wash. H e a t- at the four-day course fon lay is in the way He bore His sor­ A third flag, the flag that cov­ activities at Lowry air base and The Rt. Rev. Monsignor John tended the minor teachers o f religion at Loretto rows and His Cross.” ered the coffin of a Cathedral Buckley field, Denver, and Judnic, pastor of Holy Rosary served a term as state chaplain and major semi­ Heights college June 12, 13, 14, The famous orator-Bishop tells graduate, Pfc. Norman Frazzini, parish, Denver, will mark his naries at St. Ed­ : and 15. the sufferers what to do with when his body was returned from 40lh anniversary on June 5, ward’s, Kenmore, The program, designed for Cath­ their crosses. “ If your cross is Korea, will also be presented to the and the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Wil­ Wash., before en- olic college students, teachers of mental, change your behavior, cemetery by his mother, Mrs. Chris­ liam M. Higgins of St. Philo­ tering St. Thomas’ in 1950. He will confess your sins, and make peace tina Frazzini. Frazzini, an all- mena’s will be ordained 35 years sing his First Solemn Mass Sun­ with God. If your cross is physi­ around athleFe at Cathedral, was on June 2. day, June 15, in St. Aloysius’ cal, offer it up in union with Our 20 when he was killed in action Four priests of the archdio­ church, Spokane. Lord on the Cross forVhe conver­ with the marines Sept. 12, 1951. cese will note their 30th priestly sion of 1,100,000,000 souls in pa­ Seats for 500 persons have been anniversary. They are the Rt. The Rev. Ron- gan lands who know not either arranged at the outdoor memorial. Rev. Monsignori Gregory Smith a ld Dunfey Our Divine Savior or His Blessed and Joseph P. O’Heron, the Rev. worked on vari­ Mother.” Edward L. Horgan, and the Rev. ous metropolitan For those who recover from ENTRANCE EXAMS SET John Paolazzi. Rev, Michael Maher newspapers as a their illness or are freed from a news and sports cross. Bishop Sheen counsels them writer before en­ FOR SEMINARY JUNE 2 at St. Anthony’s church. West- to express their gratitude to God. wood, June 11. They will offer a tering St. John’s “ Be a missionary!” the Bishop 'The official entrance exami- |Seminary, Brigh- challenges. “ Offer the pains in nation! for studenU who plan to Solemn Mass of Thanksgiving Father Ebel Iton, Mass. He is your hands and feet in union with enter St. Thomas’ seminary, coram Archiepiscopo at 10 o’clock. la graduate o f the pierced hands and feet on the Denver, this fall will be con­ 'The three jubilarians will be the IB s t n college. 0 0 cross for the conversion of Asia. ducted at the seminary, 1300 S. principal officers for the Mass, Rev. Andrew Warwick iHis father is a Offer the aches iq your head in Steele street, on Monday, June and Archbishop Urban J. Vehr To Witness Fr. Dunfey headmaster in the union with the crown of thorns 2, at 10 a.m., it was announced will preside. The Rev. Michael Anderson; and Raymond Schus­ Boston public for the conversion of the Amer­ by Archbishop Urban J. Vehr. A. Maher, administrator of the ter, a seminarian, will be the schools. One sister is a member of icas. Offer the agonies of your The Archbishop requested that Westwood parish, will be cele­ minor officers* at the Mass. Canonization the Sisters of Notre Dame de body in union with the scourging prospective seminarians present brant. The Rev. Andrew E. War­ Namur. He will sing his First for the conversion of Oceania.” themselves at this time. wick, pastor of St. Joseph’s A dinner for the clergy will The Rev. John B.Hbel, associate Solemn Mass in St. Aidan’» church, Rev. Anthony_Weinzapfel editor of the Register, ■ who is Brookline. representing the newspaper at On Satfir^y, June 7, four Den­ of the American Legion. He is a 35th International Eucharistic ver men wUl receive the priest­ Denverite to Be Ordained for Pueblo veteran of World war I. Congress in Barcelona, Spain, May hood at the hands of Archbishop FATHER WEINZAPFEL 27-June 1^ will be in Rome June Vehr. They are the Rev.‘ Deacons Rev. Thomas Hansberry A native of Denver is one of the eral Electric Co. at the company’s I cese of Pueblo, and he has corn- will be the celebrant of a Sol­ 8 for the cannonization o f a 20th- Edward Madden, John McGinn, three young men who will be or headquarters in Schenectady, N.Y. pleted his philosophy and theology emn Mass in his parish at 10 century Italian nun. Sister Maria James Rasby, and John Anderson. confraternity classes and any dained to the priesthood in Sacred In 1946, young Martin was ac- studies at St. Thomas’ seminary, o ’clock on June 12. Relatives, Bertilla Boscardin o f the Teach­ other lay people engaged in Cath­ Heart Cathedral in Pueblo May 31 cepted as a student for the Dio-1 (TumtoPageZ — Colum n 3) friends, and parishioners will ing Sisters of St. Dorothy, Daugh­ olic Action work, is under the by Bishop Joseph C. Willging for be in attendance. A reception ters of the Sacred Heart. auspices o f the Confraternity of will follow in the evening. service in the Southern Colorado Father Ebel will go to Rome for Arrival of 35 DPs Christian Doctrine. ' diocese. He is the Rev. John F. The Fort Logan priest is from Denver Seminarian to Rome St. Philips, Ind. He served for the canonization directly from Included in the course are lec­ Martin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barcelona. After a stay in Rome, 32nd avenue, will complete his 10 years in the Indianapolis tures, panels, and' discussions by J. Martin^ 180 Clayton street, in A third seminarian from the he will travel through Switzerland, increases Total to CCD teachers, demonstration St. John’s parish. Another St. Archdiocese of Denver will begin theology studies at the school in diocese before coming to Den­ ver. Father Weiflzapfel, upon Germany, and the Netherlands be­ classes, an over-all view of ob­ John’s parishioner, the Rev. Ed­ studies at the North American Rome for students from the United his arrival in the archdiocese, fore returning home by air. With jectives and scope of the activities ward Madden will be ordained for college in Rome, Italy, this fall. He States. He will sail for Italy in was an assistant at St. Francis Father Ebel at the congress in 1,935 in 3 Years o f the CCD and knowledge of what the Archdiocese of Denver a week is Daniel E. Kelleher, who has just late August. de Sales’ parish, Denver. He was Barcelona were Fathers William religious courses should be taught. later. The other Pueblo ordinands concluded his second year of The seminarian received his The arrival of 35 DPs in the elementary schooling in Annuncia­ transferred to Loretto Heights Koontz and John Doherty, both of Anyone interested in attending are the Rev. James E. Friel and philosophical^ studies at St. Denver. archdiocese May 26 from New Thomas’ seminary. tion and St. Patrick’s schools. He college, Denver, as chaplain and the four-day course is asked to the Rev. Ralph Woodward. Sister Maria Bertilla Boscardin, York brought the total number of Mr. Kelleher, the son of Mr. and is a graduate of Regis high school was given charge of the Fort contact the Confraternity of Chris­ The Rev. Deacon John Francis who was bom in 1888, distin­ Mrs. Daniel T. Kelleher of 7180 E. and studied three, years at Regis Logan parish in June, 1942. refugees admitted to the see to tian Doctrine office at Loretto Martin was born in Denver July college before entering the semi­ Later he gave up the chap­ guished herself as a Sister of St. 1,935, according to the archdioc­ Heights college, Loretto, Colo., laincy and is now devoting full Dorothy by her remarkable ability esan resettlement office. At the 2, 1921. He went through St. nary. SU. 1-6654. The two other Denverites now time to the parish. in the care o f sick and wounded same time, the Very Rev. Monsi­ John’s grade school and was grad­ Easter Duty studying at the North American The parish in Golden will hold soldiers. She suffered silently the gnor Elmer J. Kolka, assistant re­ Mass in Summer Camp uated from Cathedral high school All Catholics are reminded college are John Cotter .of St. a reception for Father i War­ pains o f a malignant tumor for settlement director of the arch­ in 1939. He earned his bachelor’s that the time limit designated Philomena’s parish, .finishing his wick, the pastor, on June 4. A four years. When her plight was diocese, announced that applica­ M ail will be offered at Camp 'degree in electrical engineering for the fulfillment of the duty second year, and Raymond Hamil­ covered-dish dinner will be discovered she was ordered to un- ' tions can be made at his office Santa Maria tbit Sunday, June from the University of Denver in of Easter Communion will ex­ ton of tne Cathedral parish, finish­ served in the parish hall begin­ dergo treatmqpt, but to no avail. for sponsorship of farm families. 1, at 9 o’ clock, and every Sun­ 1943 and then was employed for pire Trinity Sunday, June 8. ing his first year. One Denver ning at 7 o’clock. She died Oct. 22, 1922. Pius XI The resettlement office is located —Lainson photo day at that time throughout the three years in the electron tube This is an obligation that hinds priest, the Rev. George Evans, is FATHER WARWICK was ordered the introduction of her' at 1665 Grant street, AC. 3825. summer. Rev. John F. Martin engineering division vof the Gen- under pain of mortal sin. doing postgraduate work in Rome. born in Ironton* 0 ,, in 1900. cause io r beatification in 1935. \ H

m i PAGE TWO Offic«, 938 Bannock Straat THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 Thursdoy, Moy 29, 1952 Seminarians Will Start K. of C. Plan Silver Dollar. St James' School to Graduate 42 June 1 (St. Jameft* Pariah, Denver) Days BenefitJune 5-7 Mrs. William Cudmore, the new •+ + -f -f -f- Street Preaching With St. Jamea’ ichool will graduate president, presented to the retiring 42 students on Sunday evening, president, Mrs. A. B. Baumgart­ June 1, a t 7:30. The Rev. John R. ner, a Madonna statue in ap­ Coronation in St. James' Vidal, C.M., hf St. Thomas’ semi­ preciation for the excellent service Vincentian on June 9 nary will deliver the sermon for rendered during her term in office. the occasion. Special awards will The closing prayer was said by (Continued From Pape One) when he was sure Catholics knew be presented at this time. Bene­ the pastor and refreshments were rMchari been active in Klan nothing of the Bible. , diction of the Blessed Sacrament served by the mothers of the first Sayi, the fanatic anti-Catholicism Advance Workers will follow. and second graders. The graduates will receive Holy would never have had a chance. Spadework for the visits is done Pinochle Club Meoti Communion in the 7:11 Mass, and The talks sometimes are heard by pastors or priests who care for will be feted at a breakfast in the The Pinochle club met May 25 small communities. This work, by Protestant ministers. A Luth­ Walsh Memorial hall by the PTA. in the home of Mra, Helen Crisman. says Father Gieselman, is tre­ eran Churchman once told the The graduates are Bkhard Barnes, L. Price won hig^ honors. preachers he was amazed, to hear mendously helpful. It was the ex­ Robert Baumgartner, William Mrs. Jack Vance entertained arguments from the Bible used, cellent reception of the series in Brayshaw, Dennis Cassidy, Michael members of the Holy Cross circle past summers that brought about Collins, Stephen Compton, Barry in her home May 21. Mrs. Victor the...... decision to keep up thithe street Dawson, Edward Dunn, Josephn Lombardi and the hostess won The Denver Catholic preaching work Fattor, Michael Harrington, honors. Mrs. John Wagner will Father Gieselman is convinced Thomas Henderson, Donald Ko! entjertain in the next meeting. Register of the effectiveness of the method, Thomas Kukar, William Marvel, The Annunciation Rosary-mak­ and the ypung men who calmly John Middleton, Kira Murphy, ing circle held its May meeting in Published Weekly by the and politely straighten the tangled the home of Mrs. G. Scheier. There Catholic Press Society, Inc. ... . James Nesseth, Thomas Noll, ideas o f the hearers are excellent is a need for old beaded pocket- 938 Bannock Street, Denver. Ronald Romero, Raymond'Smith, in its use. The experience gained ------• , Rc' books, beads of any kind, and old . Colo. Philip Stanley, Robert Stein, by the young men who will shortly Ernest Tenderich, Philip Trainor, rosaries, so that the circle may Subscription: 12.00 Per Year be priests is second only in value John Tierney, Betty Lue Adams, continue to make the rosaries for Sold in combination with The to the conversions accomplished. Norma Artzer, Karen Bowhay, the missions. Any one having these Register, National Edition, in Conversion incidently, is not the A GROUP OF WORKERS AND COMMITTEE MEN Judy Bromstead, Elaine Cass, articles is asked to call DE. 7023 Archdiocese of Denver. only good done the listeners, for Judith Cullerton, Jean Fentress, and they will be called for. often a better attitude~toward the making plans and getting things ready to go for the Mary Jean Glass, Suzanne Ham­ The St. Madelene Sophie circle Entered as Second Class met in the home of Mrs. Martin Matter at the Post Office, Church is generated, and the good Knights of Columbus annual Silver Dollar days, is shown above. mons, Elizabeth Hayes, Beverly Jarosz, Kathleen Kelleher, Sharon Kane May 21 for dessert-bridg|e. Denver, Colo. accomplished spreads unnoticed Left to right are Lynn Mason (seated), Dan Flaherty, Ray Slattery, throughout the region. Kohles, Janice Moore, Margaret High score was won by Mrs. Wil­ ELIZABETH HAYES (queen) is shown above at the general chairman of the event; John Asborno, Bob Woods, John The street preachers have one Stancook, Patricia Williamson, and liam Shanley and Mrs. Harold crowning ceremony held in St. James’ church, Denver, Gallagher, eochairman; Dan Shannon, (kneeling), and Ray Bresnehan Rosetta Wolf. Martin. undebatable authority for the May 23. Her escort in the picture above is Philip Trainor; train- Registration will take place Mon­ The St. Zita circle was enter­ Dolls and Doll Parts value of their work. Christ, ac­ (seated). bearer, Sharon Lee Gravina; and page, Frank Staley, day, June 2, from 9 a.m. to 11. tained by Mrs. Joe Cechinni. Mrs. RELIGIOUS STATUES cording to the Gospel accounts Silver Dollar Days are being held this year on June 5, 6 and very seldom taught indoors. Most St. James’ PTA held its final Joe Ransom entertained the circle 7, Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings in the Knights of Co REPAIRED of his teaching was done on the meeting of the school year May 20 in the Park Lane hotel with lunch­ eon following the bridge. The next dusty roads or verdant meadows lumbus home, 16th and Grant street. There will be entertainment, with 92 members in attendance. A.B.C. Doll Ho§pltal meeting will be with Mrs. B. J. of Palestine. Palestine, after all, games, and gifts for everyone. All the proceeds of the event go The meeting was called to order Mr. & Mrs. J. A. McCourt Bussing, 3450 S. University boule­ is not much different from Colo­ by the president, Mrs. A . B. for the many worthwhile charitable activities of the knights in Den­ vard. ISIS Arapahoe, Denver MA. 7617 rado or the rest of the world. Baumgartner. Mrs. Matt Saya, the ver. newly elected league president, was Baptized this week were Mar­ the honored guest. The following garet Mary, daughter of Mr. and committee chairman gave reports: Mrs. Edward F. Cullerton, with Mrs. Loren Straw, Mrs. C. M. Noll, Everett J. and Mary L. Griffin as RECORD SALE! Denverite to Be Ordained Mrs. Richard Needham, Mrs. sponsors; and Constance Marie, 78 R.P.M. Albums...... 54 Price Henry, the school nurse; Mrs. Matt daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Rinecke, Mrs. Peter A. Golden; B. Starnes, with Alvin and Cecelia 78 R.P.M. Singles...... :..4 for 97c Mrs. L. O’Leary, Father Joseph Obenhaus as sponsors and William For Diocese of Pueblo Leberer, Mrs. Loren Griffin, Mrs. and Frances as proxies. J. Martinee, Mrs. Joseph Constan­ Received' into the Church was (Continued From Pape One) then entered St. Thomas’ seminary tine, Mrs. John B. Leydon, and Lois Beverly Swanberg with ■\t the seminary he was active in for two years of philosophy and Mrs. A. F. Kohles, auditor. Genevieve Disprow as sponsor. Father William Powers thanked many extracurricular engagements four years of theology. Two sis­ Coronation I* Held Artd at Clarke’s you will find a won­ (II U S IC, Jin.. and for one year was manager of ters, Miss Frances Friel, a nurse the women and especially the of­ In spite of the downpour of rain. 1522 California St, AC. 1635 the student store. at the VA hospital, and Mrs. John ficers for their work in behalf of derful selection of Religious Gifts The young priest will sing his Stack, Jr., live in Denver, as does the school and the parish during St. James’ parish witnessed an im- pressive May crowning May 23. Band Initrumantf— Pianoi— Orgaiys— Radioi— Racordi First Solemn Mass in St. John’s a brother, Bernard Friel. the past year...... " for every Graduate. We will be pleased Acceiioric) church Sunday, June 1, a tlO o’cloc Father Friel will sing his First Mrs. Baumgartner introduced The student body from the third church Sunday, - June 1, at 10 Solemn Mass in St. Mary’s church, Mrs. Saya, who in turn installed through eighth grade attended to wrap and mail your gift for you. o’clock. His assistant priest will be Walsenburg, on June 1. The Very the newly elected officers, Mrs. Mass. Following Mass, the stu­ .Select early while our stock is most the Rt. Rev. Monsignor John P. Rev. Howard Delaney, pastor, will William...... 6Cudmore, ■ president; Mrs. dents, in procession within the Moran, pastor, and the sermon will be assistant priest, and the Rev W. H. Hinton, vice president; Mrs. church, sang hymns of love and complete. be given by the Rt. Rev. Monsignor George Holland, assistant Chan­ A. J. Artzer, second vice president; praise to the Blessed Mother. The JOHnsan Gregory Smith, former pastor, cellor of the Diocese of Pueblo, Mrs. Malcolm Grover, treasurer; May queen, Elizabeth Hayes, was Mrs. E. J. Fattor, recording sec­ and now pastor of St. Francis’ de will be the speaker. escorted to the statue of Mary by STORAGE ft mouinc CD. Sales’ parish, Denver. The deacon retary; Mrs. Yvo Trainor, corre­ Phil Trainor. The special court CLflRK€'S CHURCH GOODS HOUS€ Rev. Martin Matulik sponding secretary; Mrs. P. A. included Mary Jean Glass, Joe will be the Rev. Robert Nevans Also being ordained on May 31 £ .0 €>1£ dk D/SW/kl%l€E of St. Francis’ parish, and the sub­ Golden, historian; and Mrs. A. F. Fattor, Sharon Kohlec, Richard from St. Thomas’ seminary is the Kohles, auditor. Barnes, Karen Bowhay, Edward deacon will be the Rev. Walter ReV. Martin Eugene Matulik of Jaeger of Presentation parish. Mrs. Jansen made and donated Dunn, Suzanne Hammons, and Tom Youngstown, 0. Coadjutor Bishop the prize won by Mrs. E. J. Fattor. MOVIIVO Minor officers will be seminarians Kukar. The pages for the cere­ Emmet M. Wals mony included Sharon Lee Gravina from St. John’s parish. 0 f Youngstown Father Martin will be honored and Frank Staley. After the For the Safety of Your Goods will ordain him crowning of the statue the gradu­ at a reception in his parent’s home, for service in Mother of God 180 Clayton, from 4 to 7 o’clock ates recited the act of consecration Use Johnson Service on Every Move that diocese. and sang “ Mother Beloved.” Sunday, June 1. Young Matu­ Father Powers spoke of the AGENTS FOR UNITED VAN UNES, INC. Rev. Ralph C. Woodward lik attended St. Bake Sale Is Set "UOVING WITH CARH BVERTW HIRB' The Rev. Ralph C. Woo'dward beauty of the ceremony, and Mary’s college, brought out the virtues of Mary of Albany, N. Y., the son of Mrs. St. Mary, K y.; STORAGE - PACKING .- SHIPPING Chester P. Wood­ For June 8 in Hall exemplified in her children. Bene­ and St. Mary’s diction followed the ceremony. Phone PE 2433 Denver 221 Broadway ward, came to seminary, Cleve­ (Mother of God Parith, .Denver) St. Thomas’ for land, before Plans are being made for another bake sale to be held Sun­ the four years of entering St. Thomas’ semi­ day, June 8, in the church hall. Altar Unit to'Meet theology after Rev. Martin Matulik.nary where he The sale will be .sponsored by the previous study at has studied for the past five years. Altar and Rosary society. Mrs. Jam es Clarke Siena college, He was bookkeeper for the semi­ Robert Schauer and_Mrs. James In Holy Ghost Hall Loudonville, N. nary store and the book store. Last Price will be in charge. ‘The West’s Largest Church Goods Supply House” MORGAN, LEIBMAN & HICKEY Y.; St. Francis’ summer he served as bus driver at Devotions are Held each evening (Holy Ghoftt Parish, Denver) Preparatory sem- Camp Hei-Lo at Loretto Heights. in May at 7 :30 o'clock. The Altar and Rosary society i n a r y, M t . Joseph Bichler, son of Mr. and will not hold a card party in May, Established 1902 1633 Tremont Place INSURANCE SINCE 1897 Healthy, 0 .; and He will sing his First Solemn Mrs. William J. Bichler, and Char­ because of other events. The next TAbor 378? Duns Scotus col­ Mass June 1 in Our Lady of Per­ lotte Braun, daughter of Mr. and Denver 2, Colo. Rev. Ralph C. petual Help church, McDonald, 0. business meeting will be in the Woodward lege in Detroit. Mrs. Carl Braun, were married Holy Ghost hall June 9. It will Gas and Electric Bldg. T.4. 1393 Rev. Jameft Friel Rer. Alan Kennedy Saturday morning. The Rev. Louis be the last meeting until Sep­ He will sing his First Solemn The fifth member of the 1952 Stovik of Pueblo witnessed the tember. class of 19 at the seminary to be Mass June 8 in St. Mary’s church, ceremony. Attendants were Wil­ Members, of the Holy Ghost ordained on May 31 will be the Coxsackie, N. Y., near Albany. liam Bichler and Katherine Kelt- Altar and Rosary society assem­ Rev, Alan John Kennedy. A native jen. The subdeacon at this Mass will bled in the church May 18 for of Portland, Ore., be another Pueblo ordinand, the the annual 'Communion Mass. Rev. John Martin of Denver, a he will be or­ FUR STORAGE After Mass, breakfast was served dained there by member of the same class. in the Albany hotel. The Rt. Rev. Archbishop Ed­ 'Register' Articles The Rev. James Edward Friel Monsignor John Mulroy spoke of Walsenburg is the first alum­ ward D. Howard on current problems^ and he VaoU All nus of St. Mary’s high school and will sing his Bring Big Response thanked the women for their serv­ Premiaei there ever to be ordained a priest. first Solemn All Pun A postscript to a series of ar ices in caring for the vestments Iniured $200 He is the son of Mass June 1 in tides written by a Register staff and the sanctuary. Minlranm Mr. and Mrs. Mi­ St. Agatha’s member, Guy Calleo, was sent in chael J. Friel church, Portland. this week by Sister Mary Assump­ Dr. D. C. Werthman who came to this The ordinand tion, superior of the Convent .of country from is a graduate of and As§ociate All Furs for Storage are the Good Shepherd, Denver. ,Ireland in 1925. Columbia Pre- carefully checked and Glazed 5 Commenting on the articles, Their son James . paratorv school Dentists R.v. AUn Kennedy Portland and which asked for books for the Good at no extra charge. was born June PLATES 26, 1926, in Del attended the University of Port­ Shepherd library, she said; “ Be­ 606 I5th Street 1206 15th Street Carbon, Colo., land for one year. He was em­ sides the pleasure and instruction Fur Cleaning and near Walsen­ ployed in a Portland credit firm brought to US' by the Register, we KEyitone 8721 TAbor 5761 burg. After his for six years and then spent five would like to mention, that, through Repairing graduation from years in military service in World- a number of articles^written by Mr. St. Mary’s high war II. He entered St. Thomas’ Calleo, we have received more than Dr. G. J. All Work Guaranteed R iv. Jftmei Frl«I in 1943, he spent seminary in 1946 and completed 1,000 books for our school library three years at Regis college, and his philosophical and theological and more than $300 in cash for Schaeuble INVER INDUSTRIAIMNK studies there. the purchase of books.” t . . . ------eiORCI F. ROCK. RniMMf • ■ ■ ...... ■ . Optometrist MILES FUR STUDIO > 1 5 3 4 Confomlo St^ a ., e , c . r> »*Aln 5155 < Crowning at Mt. Carmel Specialist I 1451-57 South Broadway For Visual Eye Care CALL SP 0450 CALL 633 Empire Bldg. KE. 5340

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MISS JACQUELINE FARLEY is shown in the picture Mail and phone orders filled, call KE. 3366, branch 600 above crowning the statue of the Blessed Mother in cere­ monies held in Mt. Carmel church, Denver, May 25. i Thursday, May 29, 1952 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 PAGE THREE Best Patrolmen in City Hearings on Bills to Aid JhsL ip/dsL&L DPs Slated by Congress Modern Friars Follow in Footsteps

The Very Rev. Monsignor Elmer of natural resources, many of these J. Kolka, assistant director of rj- people live in poverty. Few o f them Of New World Spiritual Explorers settlement ^or the archdiocese, re­ enjoy the luxuries which we in minds that final hearings in Con­ America have come to accept as By R ev. R awley Myers gress are about to be held on two necessities. emergency immigratioii proposals THE FIRST KNOWN priests “ It is only fair that we, to whom to arrive in Colorado Tyere three — H. R. 7376 and S. .bill 3109. God has given a wealth of natural Franciscan Fathers who said Hundreds of thousands of suffer­ resources, help those who were not Mass in this region in 1604. Prior ing Europeans could be benefitted quite so fortunate. For just as we by a bill, H.R. 7376, introduced into to that time Franciscan Friars cannot take full credit for our pro­ had come to Arizona in 1539 Congress which will permit ^the gress, so these Europeans cannot entry of 300,000 persons , into’ the (175 Franciscans were mar- be blamed for their present condi­ tyered in the U.S. Southwest) United States on an emergency tion. and to Florida In 1542. The fact basis during the next three years. “ Actually, suggesting that the is that in 1493 Franciscans There are before Congress cer­ immigration quota be temporarily sailed with Columbus on his sec­ tain so-called omnibus immigra­ increased is not asking that we ond voyage to the new world. tion bills, but, even if enacted into make a sacrifice. For immigrants law, they will not meet the prob­ In Denver today there are 10 have shown that they are fully lem which H.R. 7276 is designed capable of fit^ng into the Ameri­ Franciscan priests' and two to alleviate. brothers at St. Elizabeth’s can way of li The bill aims to make provision church. There are nine other re­ for the immigration into the United “ Catholics, particularly, bound ligious communities of men in States of 117,000 of German ex­ by Christian charity to aid those in parish work in the Archdiocese traction, 117,000 of Italian ex­ need, should make an effort to get of Denver, the Theatines, Re- traction from free Trieste, and the bill passed.” demptorists, Oblates of Mary token numbers of persons from Monsignor Kolka suggests thaf Immaculate, Dominicans, Bene­ Germany, Italy, Greece,‘ and Hol­ readers write their Congressman dictines, Servites, Sons of the land, where grave surplus popula- immediately favoring this legisla­ Holy Family, Jesuits, and the ton problems exist. tion. Prompt action is necessary, Society of Bethlehem Mission- Said (fhe commentator: as hearings are scheduled for early asaint, Francis of Assisi. Its Regis campus, where the “ Town purpose then, as it is today, was Meetings” are held. This brings to lead a mendicant life, preach the crowd record for the first five Catholic-'Pupils Honored to the people, perform works meetings to 1,750 persons. of charity, teach, and labor as missionaries. Father Berard gives his own biography briefly: “I was born St. John's Student of poor but pious parents, in conformity to the second noc­ IT'S WORK, IMPORTANT WORK, that In the lower picture are shown members of this Commended by AAA turne, attended so many schools outstanding patrol. Deft to right, front row, they you couldn’t write them all (biit Patrolmen Garry Hart, Norman Silva, are, Leo Bannon, David Caragher, Robert Nem- received an honorable discharge Billy Luino, and Wesley DuCharme are performing mers, Capt. Bernie O’Lear, Kevin Traynor, John for Traffic Poster from each, of course), and took at this street crossing at St. Francis de Sales’ iVammell, Harold Kiley, Jr.; center row, Don my theological training at Holy school. And they and their fellow patrolmen did French, Ralph Redfern, Garry Hart, Norman Silva, Norma Weber, a member o f the Name college, Washington, D.C.” their work so well this past school year that for the Joe Ryan, Wesley Ducharme, Jerry White; and back graduation class of St. John’s Father Berard was ordained fourth consecutive time the Denver city patrol row, George Hein, Robert Connely, Allen Nossaman, school, Denver, has received a spe­ nine years ago today. May 29, judged the St. Francis’ school patrol to be the Billy Luino, and Billy O’Connell.— (Register photos cial commendation from the na- 1943, and was sent to Denver best among all the city school patrols. by Turilli) tional head- in August, 1944, “ his first love" - + + + + + quarters o f the and his only assignment. He American Au­ calls Albany, N.Y., home. Henry Barnes tomobile Asso THE YOUNG PRIEST is ac­ Safety Patrol Again Rated Best in Denver elation in tively interested in the Denver KFEL, is expected to be one of Washington for chapter of the Third Order of By L ettie Morrow because for three consecutve years who dash madly in their cars past the most controversial issues yet her entry in the St. Francis, which has about its safety patrol troops were the corners these youthful patrol­ national poster Every school day this pa^t year, discussed on the “ Town Meeting,” 750 members and meets from 8 to 8:30 in the morning, named the outstanding troops in men guard. On their young should­ c o n t e s t . Her monthly on the fourth Sunday. from 12:30 to 1, and from 2:45 to the city. ers rests the responsibility o f see­ which is being sponsored by the poster was The purpose of the organization 3 o’clock each afternoon, Capt. Sacrifice Work ing safely across the street their Very Rev. Raphael C. McCarthy, rated as supe­ TWO CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS won is personal sanctification. Mem­ Bernard O’Lear and Lts. Allen fellow schoolmates, in spite of S.J., president of Regis as a “ com­ rior “ both fo r Being a member of St. Francis top honors at Junior Achievement’s “ Future Unlimited” bers wear the scapular and cord, Nossaman and Robert Connelly adult violators. munity service.” its q u a lity of de Sales’ safety patrol involves banquet, held in the Lincoln room of the Shirley-Savoy hotel. recite designated daily prayers, could be seen patroling their They watch carefully the lights; Norma Weber art work and much' sacrifice and hard work, says For the past several months, May 22. Mary Keeley, 18-year-old senior at Cathedral high school, and exercise spiritual and cor­ “ beat.” note that no car is about to rush Sister Mary Josephine, principal. Denver’s traffic program has been its effectiveness for traffic safety walked away with three top honors— a $100 scholarship, a free trip poral works of mercy. Father They are not very big “officers through on the red or yellow light; The boys must undergo a rigorous alternately attacked and sup­ education.” T h e commendation to the National Junior Achieyement Conference in Valley Forge, Bernard pointed out that Leo o f the law,” and neither are the blow their whistles; escort a group period of training, both in class­ ported with vigor, and for this was signed by J. E. O’Neil, AAA Pa., Aug. 22-29, and the executive award, which is the highest XIII said: “ My platform for members of their “ force” who of children to the middle of the room work on traffic, safety, and reason a crowd of more than 400 president. individual honor in Junior Achievement. A 17-year-old senior at world reform is the Third Or­ daily patroled the corners of Ala­ street, where that group is met first-aid regulations, and in prac­ is expected to attend the session. Three other posters submitted Holy Family high school, Rosemarie Black, was another of five per­ der o f St. Francis.” meda and Sherman, Alameda and by the patrolman whose station is tice on the “ beat.” Already this A highlight of the program by St. John’s students merited en­ sons to win the Executive award, chosen from 340 members of the Commenting generally about Grant, Grant and Dakota, and the opposite side of the street, year’s seventh graders are being will be the awarding of the try in the national contest, those Junior Achievement program. the Franciscans, Father Berard Sherman streets that converge on and is conducted safely the rest of trained; this week they are work­ firit “Town Meeting Award” by John Lail and Marjorie Reck Above, left to right, are Ed Owens, ’director of Catholic Charities says: “It’s a good outfit.” 'The St. Francis de gales’ school the way across the street. ing with the present patrol so for outstanding service to the of the eighth grade and Carl Tara- who is on the executive committee o f Junior Achievement of Colorado, many Colorado priests and grounds. that next fall when school opens, It is quite a job even for an community by the Colorado But size— or age— is not too im­ soff of the seventh grade. Sister Inc.; Mary Keeley, Rosemarie Black, and the main speaker at the people who know these hospit­ they will be prepared to take over adult, as any city patrolman will State Highway Safety Council, portant when it comes to being Jane Mary supervised the con­ banquet, William Welch, president of the Midwest Rubber Reclaim­ able, humble sons of St. Francis as efficient patrolmen on the first verify. ^ which recently was judged the efficient, and the 25 boys who testants’ work. ing Company in East St. Louis, 111. heartily agree. day o f school. compose St. Francis de Sales’ safety patrol functioned so ef­ The hours the boys must patrol ficiently this past school year are the usual school play hours, that they won for their school, and so being a “ patrolman” means for the fourth consecutive year, giving up their' playtime. In ad­ the honorpf being judged the dition, the patrolmen hold a “ traf­ outstanding school safety patrol fic” meeting once a week to dis­ Jiniqhilt, o t (^oiumJbjuA. in the city of Denver. cuss the problems they encounter In recognition of their services in directing traffic and once every they were presented by the city of two weeks they hold court for Denver safety patrol with a cer­ traffic violators. At this court tificate of merit. In 1951 the culprits in the school, are tried, St. Francis de Sales’ safety patrol and, if found guilty, sentenced to was given a traveling trophy, a a suitable penalty in lieu o f fine. cup, by the safety patrol, which Of course, this court has no S U v e h , the school was allowed to retain jurisdiction over the adult violators At Academy Crowning Rite

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■' ■■ PAGE FOUR Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 Thuridoy, May 29, 1952 Catholic Library Is Donated St. Vincent de Paul Graduation June 1 Vacation School CATHEDRAL PARISH (St. Vincent de Paul’s Parish, + + + + + Books, Cash Help by Friends Denver) These Friendly Firms Deserve Your Patronage St. Vincent de Paul’s school (Catholic Information and Library who is a convert or taking instruc­ graduation will be held Sunday Triple Twins at St. Vincent's lo Be Conducted Society, Denver) tions please acquaint them with evening, June 1, at 7:30 p.m. in No Down Payment Recent donations to the Catholic the library. the church. The Rev. Edward Ley­ Hstm OTsrhssIini DOYLE’S Information and Library society Bod; a Fsador Repsirs Thomai Aquinai’ Circle den, superintendent of parochial At Presentation Tsllorod 9«st Cortrs included several books from Mrs. '"^The St. Thomas Aquinas circle schools, will speak. Hotsr Ton*-op p h a r m a c y Ussd Csr* Anne Birmingham and $9.60 from met Tuesday, May 27, with 16 In the claM of 40 are Bill Bowling, (Presentation Parish, Denver) Tht Pirtlealar Dinfftet the St. Thomas Aquinas circle of Morgan Cline. Daniel Clifford, Ann Cof* members present^ Charlotte Stack felt, Tom Coffelt, Mary Ann Costello, Summer school religion classes Cathedral Motors 17th AVE. AND GRANT the Catholic Information and Li­ won the high score in canasta and brary society. Marguerite Dean^ James Dorsey, James for children attending the public JO I OA^rNEY. Prop. ICE. ifi7 P IE R o E L i r n r Joyce Clarke in bridge. ^ FeeUyi Michael Floyd, Collette Franti, m i U fs a KK. ta il The Catholic Information and Mary Garland. Carlton Gerity, Bruce schools will open Monday, June 9, Library society is located at 625 Mrs. Doris Jay. 2822 Poplar, Hanna, Joan Hausen. Jack Heard, Mar* with the 8:15 o’clock Mass and 19th street and is open Monday has been confined to her home garet Hilbert, Terrence Johnson. Joseph continue through June 29.. These with the measles. Jordan, Kieran Killian, Kathleen Lucke, and Saturday from 12-6 p.m.; and Robert Luckenbach, Mary Sheila Maier, classes will be for all children from Hatchett Drug Store Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday Mrs. Ruth Kier, school nurse for Joe Marcus. Mama Jo Mclsaac, Patsy the first grade through junior high the Denver public schools, has O'Brien, Peggy Partsch, Lynne Peterson, school. Special instructions will be “ Tho atort oPQaolit; snd Sorrico” from 3 p.m.-8 p.m.; Sundays 11 Rita Rae Rathbun, Ronald Simpson. John a.m.-l:30 p.m. The library is been elected a delegate by the Sullivan, Gloria Swigert, Cornell Van given the children who will make 701 Grant — KE. 3617 closed Wednesdays. Mrs. Hazel school nurses to attend the Ameri­ Genderen. Frank Vayo, Stephen Wathen, their First Holy Communion at the VOdP/M Campbell is the librarian. Anyone can Nurses’ association conven­ Nancy Werthman, Bill Whelan, Betsy end of summer‘ school. Compaandinc praaeriptloni la tht moat Whitfield, Jeanne Weber, ' and Kddie Important part of onr boafnata 'DtMvtK, Cota, is eligible to take books from the tion in Atlantic City, Ga. Mrs. Weinandt. • The eighth grade graduates library and membershi;v cards are Kier will leave Denver June 14, Op Sunday, May 25, the grad­ were honored guests at a breakfast $1 per year. If you havh a friend via air. uates and their parents were May 28 in the parish hall given by guests at a breakfast. There were the PTA. Mrs. E. Reardon was 119 present. The Rt. Rev. Monsi­ general chairman, assisted by Mrs. NOB H ill INN «0 EAST COLFAX ^ gnor Eugene O’Sullivan was the William Headrick, who was in COCKTAILS honored guest. Each girl received charge of preparations and ar­ ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S PARISH a corsage, and the boys a bouton­ rangements. Other mothers assist­ Delicious Dinners PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED Palroni%0 Thete Friendly Firms niere. Monsignor O’Sullivan gave ing were Mrs. C. Meehan, Mrs. J. HOT AND COLD LUNCHES FOR AND DELIVERED each graduate an attractive cruci­ Hoye, and Mrs. Barbara Anderson. Toor Bsslnoft It Approelotod Boro Colfax el Downing Oenvea fix. Mrs. William Buchholz and Mrs. KErstone 3217 The breakfast was .planned by SISTER M. LEONIDA of St. Vincont de Paul’s school Edward Rider were guests repre­ LEN’S Pharmacy the seventh grade room mothers, thought she was seeing double when three sets of twins senting the eighth g;rade mothers. PLUMBING Mrs. J. R. McCabe anu Mrs. E. B. were registered for the first grade next fall. And next year’s first The class presented gifts to Father BRICKEY & MOLLOT L. C. FEHR. Prop. Saul, a.ssisted by Mrs. Robert Nor­ grade teacher will probably be a bit more than confused, at first, M. J. Blenkush, Father Walter Mrmbtr St. Vincent d< P iol'i Piriih ST. FRANCIS DE SALES' PARISH Frink MoUot. Owbh ton and Mrs. J. C. Connors. anyway, for two sets of the twins are identical. I Jaeger, and the principal, Sister Hava Your Doctor Phone Shop. 8P. Rw.. 8P. 1112 The. class of ’52 presented the Shown in the photo, left to right, are Sister M. Leonida; V. B. Mary Edward, in appreciation. Ui Your Prescription Patronise These Friendly Firms Remodeling, Repairing school with a large world map, and Anderson of 1670 S. Milwaukee, registering his twin daughters, The school was presented with 2707 E. Louisiana RA. 3739 or New Work the teaching staff with a silver o f­ Joyce and Judith. Mrs. A. B. Baird of 1035 S. Vine, with her twin electric school clocks as a gift At Loaiiiana and Sonth Clayton FHA Flnincini « » 8. Purl fering to buy some needed article sons, Bobbie and Andy, waits in line. In front of the Rt. Rev. from the graduation class of 1952. for the convent chapel. Monsignor Eugene A. O’Sullivan, pastor of St. Vincent de Paul’s Those in the class are Ronald Alameda Drug Store Temptation The eighth graders were guests parish, is Tracy Williams. His twin sister, Teresa, who will enter first Anderson, Robert Blue, William V. 0. PETERSON. Prop. Lownmowersi Open Sundays, 9 to 1 at a party at the school May 27 grade with him in the fall, was ill when the picture was taken, and Brennon, Annabelle Buchholz, Mi­ ■ arranged by Sister Alice Marie. both she and the twins’ mother were unable to be present for regis­ Cot Rate Drugs Sharpened and J Week Days 7 to 7 chael Canada, Joan Cronkey, Dean §£SL QhsianL Parting gifts were presented to tration. That left Tracy to do the registering, which he manfully Gamble, John Griffey, Barbara Fountain Service Sundries Sister Mary Ludavine by the class. did.— (Photo by Smyth) ^ Repaired— All J Hawes Food Store Johnson, Joyce Kanta, Lawreen Your Butinett Appreciated ^ Quality Eggs St. Vincent’s baseball team Keenan, Janet Kirkpatrick, La- types, power & J Bookir' H iv ci — Git Ii Hiwm Alameda & So. Broadway played St. John the Evangelist Verne Ludwig, Robert Meehan, And Butter A BhLow Store team on Tuesday, May 27, at liand 2 Elmo Meis, Barbara Morgan, Mary Eighth and Columbine, and won Quality Meats- ACCN W ill Sponsor Booth Murdock, Florence Norman, Rob­ Broadway Creamery Saws Sharpened J by a score of 5-1. St. Vincent’s CONOCO PRODUaS ert Olson, Patricia Reardon, Mari- By Factory Methodt • Groceries team is now eligible to play for the 66 So. Broadway SP. 2665 lynn Rider, George Sedlmayer, Lubrication • Deico Batteriea Just Call TA 3642 ; Freih Sc Froxen Fruits city championship. Jacqueljne Van Cleave, Regina o r PE. 4046 Evenings I and Vegetables The all-school picnic will be At 'Silver Dollar Days' Car Washing Watson, and Ronald Wright. Louisiana and Clayton held at Washington park today, ' MILAN & SON : Thursday, May 29. (Denxar Archdiocetan Council The ACCN booth this year is One of the unusual features of W. A. (Dutch) THOMAS Carlin's Mqhil Service The Altar and Rosary society of Catholic Nuriai) featuring a Westinghouse electric the Presentation guild festival, to MACHINE SHOP sp. S717 Alameda Sc Logan PE, 9840 BOB CARLIN will receive Communion in a body Plans for the ACCN booth at roaster complete with stand, and be held June 26, 27, 28, and 29, (Msmbor SL Frandi D* Sslss' Parish) 3852 Walnut St. ■ at the 8 o’clock mass Sunday, June the Knights of Columbus Silver also a beautiful array of story will be an art display o f western Lubrication 1. The regular meeting will be Dollar days, June 6, 6, and 7, were book dolls made by Major Lucile paintings by Mr. and Mrs. A. Bird Washing . . . Steam Cleaninf Washington Park Mkt. The firms listed here de­ held in the school hall on Monday completed May 21 when the com­ Bacchieri. Mr. and Mrs. Bird are both re­ Pickup & Delitery nowned in this field throughout Red & White Food Store serve to be rem em bered night, June 2, at 8 o’clock. Bill mittee met in the home of Mar­ Members who can assist at the BUCHANAN'S 1st & Logan SP, 9930 Chambers will show a colored film. garet Brown. booth are asked to contact Viola the country, and their generous BILL HUGHES. Prop. when you are distributing All women of the parish are in­ Watson, AC. 7320, or Lauretta gesture will add a great deal'to the Christian Bros. Wines Tho Arms llitsd hors dostrvs (e vited to attend. Dwyer, CH. 7983. All returns of 40th anniversary celebration this All Popolar Boon your patronage in the dif­ bo romomhorod whon you sro dts- Complete Food Service The summer schedule of Masses tickets should be made by June year.. Parishioners may help this Wa DallTtr tributinf your potronsfo to tbo dit- . 59R South Gilpin ferent lines of business. will go into effect next Sunday, 6 to Viola Watson, 1258 Bannock, particular work by turning in old P E .1777 Fr. Ryan, Regis, 377 So, Bdwy. foront linos of bustaoso. Smart to Bo Thrifty" June 1. The hours are 6, 7, 8, or to the booth at the bazaar. picture frames to the''rectory. 9:30, 11, and 12 o’clock. A large number of members at­ For the .children’s enjoyment, HNS to Hear tended the potluck supper and the festival will feature a “ puppet Made Honorary meeting in Mercy hospital May show’’ o f children’s fairy tales. T. Raber Taylor 22. Reports on the national con­ There will he three performances BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH ONXIE BRAE The Holy Name society will vention were given by Father each evening, with a different meet in the school hall at 8 p.m. John Regan, Sister Mary Jerome, story each night, “ Hansel and Patronise These Friendly Firms B Shopping Center Wednesday, June 4. The speaker C P A M em ber and Viola Watson. Gretel’’ and “ Cinderella’’ are on will be T. Raber Taylor, prominent The Colorado Society of Certi­ Mrs. Cele Geiger was appointed the list. There will also be movies Catholic attorney and Harvard fied Public Accountants last week chairman'of the annual picnic. A shown each evening, picked espe­ graduate. His subject will be a ROSS VARIETY STORE paid high tribute to Father Jo­ tea for new and prospective mem­ cially for the little ones, with the response to Dr. Jan.es B. Conant, bcdu • belle sh seph A. Ryan, S.J., head of the ac­ bers is planned for September. adults also invited to attend. NOTIONS . INFANT WEAR CONOCO PRODUCTS president of Harvard university, 2251 KIARNCY STMtT counting department at Regis col­ This was the last meeting of the The special novena in honor of Hardware . Toys Lubrication, Car Washing, Batteries .ABDOO s u m , relative to his criticism of the pri­ £F lege, by electing him the first season. The next meeting will be Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal Recharged, Tire Vnicanixing vate and parochial school systems. ^ 2214-16 Kearney SpeciaUting in honorary member of the society. held Sept. 25 in St. Anthony’s will continue through Saturday, Removal Sale All members are urged to attend Father Ryan was guest of honor at hospital. DE. 4488 BONNIE BRAE Candid Weddings this meeting and bring their May 31, at 7:45 p.m., with the the society’s annual meeting in the Our Mother of Perpetual Help weekly novena being held on Sun­ NOW IN CONOCO SERVICE friends. Refreshments will be guild ha.s received iwo calls for 715 So. University PE. 4187 Lakewood country club May 23, days at 5 p. m. as usual. 724 So. Unireraity PE. B909 served, followed by cards for those when he was presented his honor­ nurses this past month. The guild PROGRESS who wish to play. is in need of volunteers who are Baptized recently were Thomas **The Sign ary membership certificate. James, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy St. Vincent’s hour for the noc­ willing to donate four hours of That Sells” after July 1st, we will be in our Bonnie Brae Preisser's Red & White turnal adoration in Holy Ghost In making Father Ryan the first nursing service per month to the G. -Winfree, with Robert and Patri­ honorary member of the society, church will be from 2 to 3 a.m. sick poor. Mrs. Doris Danahey is cia Miller as sponsors; and Isadore ru Tti atrkit Prik , new location— Drii^ To. the board said: “ It is within the on Friday, June 6. the prefect. John, son of Mr. and Mrs. Claudio III) Ytit Prsforti personal knowledge of this board 6403 East Colfax AKnd C. Andirsan. Ovair-Managtr Grocery and Market Ten infants were baptized on Mrs. Sally Morrissey has been F. Chavez, with Juan and Priscilla WItk Ui Hate four Doctor phone us of directors that he has for many FANCY MEATS, VEGETABLES, AND Sunday, May 25, which was a rec­ ill in her home for several days. Padilla as sponsors. your Pretcriptiont QUAUTY GROCERIES ord for the largest number of Bap­ years devoted himself untiringly Betty Pedersen, class of ’48, St, and unsparingly in furthering^ the Beers, Wines, Etc. Free Delivery SPrnce 4447 tisms ever held in the parish in Joseph’s hospital, who has been profession of accountancy, ajid 763 So. University RA. 2874 2881 E. Ohio Aya (So. Ualv. and Ohio) one day. Baptized were the in­ visiting friends in Denver, has re­ through his own teaching skill and fant sons of Mr. and Mrs. Frank turned to her home in Chicago. Seminary Auxiliary outstanding leadership at Regis, C. Carbrey, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mildred Wade, Mercy staff the graduates of this school have ST. JAMES' PARISH Coleman, Mr. and Mrs. Robert nurse, hart resigned her position to Grazier, Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Hu­ received distinguished honors in attend St. Louis university. is Planning Bazaar Please Patronise These Friendly Firms the accounting field . . .’’ MIETH GAYLORD ber; and the infant daughters of Mrs. Gene Novak has returned Mr. and Mrs. Richard Arvidson, The citation brought public rec­ to her duties as head nurse on St. Thomas’ Seminary auxiliary Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Carelli, ognition to Father Ryan, who for fourth West at Mercy hospital. of Denver laid plans for its an­ DANSBERRY'S Chopping District Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Fenton, years has been one of the out­ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burke will nual bazaar at the last regular Mayfair ^ Service Mr. and Mrs. C.. Scannell, and standing teachers of accounting in leave Friday for a three-week meeting. A partial list of chair­ Mr. and Mrs. John L. Ward. the entire West. Each year, his PHARMACY Joe De Anda, Prop. trip to the East. Proscriptions — Stmdrio* Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fiori and graduates rate high in the nation­ men fo r the bazaar was compiled Washing - Lubrication Dr. and Mrs. Michael Ryan have GIFTS . FOUNTAIN SERVICE GAYLORD Shoes for the Family daughter, Shirley Ann, are leaving wide examination in accounting, returned from Ogden, Utah, where as follows: Anthony Dunst, gen­ Accessories - Tirss - Batteries FREE DELIVERY *6 ft H’* Gr««n Stamps Weatherbird and Trimfoot this week on his vacation trip, and and on several occasions, they Dr. Ryan attended a medical con- eral chairman; W. 0. Sievers, CLEANERS will visit their daughter. Sister have ranked first among thou­ tr e a s u r e r ; J. Downing, main 14th Sc KramaHa DE. 985S PICKUP A DELIVERY Shoes for Children •vention. olfax & Olive FL 2337 X-Ray Fitting Janet Ann, at Nerinx, Ky. sands of college students across Major Lucile Bacchieri enter­ prize; Mrs. Landrum, dinner; Mrs. ITe Cite Green Stamps the nation. tained Mr. and Mrs. Earl Baker J. Harrington, cedar chest and Sendel Shoe Store Married and Lauretta Dwyer at dinner faneywork; Mrs. Leo Schuster, WALT BADGER Say§: Have yonr ,i PE. 1350 - 1025 So. Gaylord May 23. cake; Mrs. Mary Hegge, candy; 1023 So. Gaylord RA. 5087 In Cathedral Mrs. A1 Jepson, fish pond; and Regis Mothers'Club The Rev. Gerald P. M^orahan, Blankets Cleaned before Storing and O.P., who celebrated his First Sol­ J. McGinn a n d D. Flaherty, yon needn’t worry about moths. BONNIE BRAE emn Mass in St. Dominic’s church county store. The bazaar will he Lyons Pharmacy May 25, is a brother of Florence held Sunday, Sept. 14. Your Extra Friendly Drus:?ist Host to Graduates Morahan, a member and past There will be no meeting in Full Registered Pharmacist JEWELRY June. The reg;ular meetings will Down Town Prices The Regis high school Mothers’ president of the ACCN. Several Del Diedrich, Prop. resume the third Tuesday of July Associated Cleaners club of Denver served approxi­ members attended the celebration W# Give Green Stamps mately 250 persons at the gradu­ of Father Morahan’s First Solemn in the Catholic Daughters’ home, Plckop and Guaranteed Repairing Mass. » 1772 Grant, at 10:30 a.m. 6736 E. Colfax Dalirtry Sarriea EA. 5462 So. Gaylord A Tenn, PE, 0357 ation breakfast that followed the 1048 So. Gaylord SP. 6026 Baccalaureate Mass at Regis May 25. Mobiloil • Pannzoil • ^obilgat 1092 So. Mrs. T. J. Danahey, chairman of A Family Affair Lubrication & Waihing Gaylord Tuna Up • Clutch & Brake BOB’ S lu the committee, was assisted by PE. 2464 Mrs. D. G. Mulligan, Mrs. F. E. ST. JOHN'S PARISH Davidson, Mrs. J. F. Treckman, % So. Gaylord Service Mrs. E. J. Dignan, Mrs. J. D. Buck- Patronise These Friendly Firms SUPE8 MARKET ley, Mrs. M. E. Noonan, Mrs. L. C. Center and Garage Maati . Grocariat • Vagatablaa Larson, Mrs. W. J. Coughlin, Mrs. W. L. Earley, Mrs. H. J. Ander­ 1001 So. Gaylord SP. 6443 ______Batlar Quality for Lett Permanent Waving sen, Mrs. J. F. Meek, Mrs. T. A. a Specialty O’Keefe, Mrs. L. J. Dulmeine, Mrs. ABDOO S tu d b H. J. Meier, Mrs. A. J. Miltenher- My Lady Edith Quality Cleaning ger, Mrs. H. L. Massman, Mrs. Specialising in [ommunity Ploiiier Washington Park G. A. Pease, Mrs. J. E. Penna, Candid Weddings , Beauty Shoppe Mrs. J. A. Plumb, Mrs. W. J. Fraw- MInnU Rtaatlar. M n. Cleaners ley, and Mrs. D, Pedotto. 715 So. University PE. 4187 2804 E. 6th Awa. EA. 0788 StOFE PHONE SPruce73l8 N. W. CHRISTENSEN The graduates, their parents, Mr. and Mri. K. W. McCIraa 1087 S. Gaylord SP. 7898 and friends will he guest* at a In the Cathedral of the Im­ reception to be held after the maculate Conception, Den­ Regis graduation in Phipps au­ ditorium May 30. HATHAWAY'S CITY LACE CLEANERS ver, May 22, Carmeleta Mary 2625 E. 3rd A t*. " Pickup A Delivery DE. 6891 Reichl of Denver became the bride Mrs. J. F. Treckman is in charge KEENE SUPER MARKET of Richard Curtis Durkee, son of of arrangements for this reception, We Specialize in Cleaning and her co-workers will be Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Curtis Durkee, H. E. • Bowlds, Mrs. J. A. Plumb, of Arcadia, Calif. Parents of the ELECTRIC BLANKETS 1093 S. Gaylord Fred Keene, Prop. RA. 0902 Mrs. J. F. Meek, Mrs. J. E. Penna, bride are Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Mrs. J. R. Hamilton, and Mrs. W. J. Y, ~* "And All Kinds' of Blankot* Paul Reichl of Denver. The Rev. store Hours: 8 to 6:30 Mon., Tues., Wed. Coughlin. Mrs. Valens Jones, re­ 8 to 7:30 Thurs., Fri. & Sat. John Haley officiated. tiring president, and Mrs. W. D. • Nationally Advertised Foods » Earley,, incoming president, will act as hostesses. • Fresh Fruits and Vegetables THE THREE WOMEN above, sisters-in-laW, will serve PAT WALKER as PTA presidents the school year of 1952-53. Active in all ST. JOSEPH'S PARISH • Top Grade Meats — Sea Foods — Poultry Denver’s Leading Ozanam Day of Retreat their parish affairs, they posed for this picture when attending the Please Patronise These Friendly Firms IPs Keene Super Market for the Keenest Buys in Town convention o f the Archdiocesan Council pf Catholic Women held in Business Broker Is Scheduled on June 8 Denver the past week. * 1433 Ogden ALpine 4634 At left is Mrs. Ralph^Moss (May Cudmore) of St. Mary’s parish, The Oxanam club day of Colorado Springs, who has been re-elected St. Mary’s PTA president Feet Burn? The firms listed here de­ for the next year. Prior to serving as. president, she was vice presi­ recoHeetion for Catholic hoalth serve to be rem em bered dent of the PTA. Active in the Altar and Rosary society and other You Need (^nuine ANNUNCIATION and social worker* of Denver on parish activities, she is themother of two girls, 12 and 8 years old Leather Soles when you are (Jistributing ST. PHILOMENA'S PARISH Sunday, June 8, at the Good Mrs. William Cudmore, Jr., of 1629 Syracuse street, Denver, is Santa Fe Shoe Hospital your patronage in the dif­ the newly elected jfresident of S t James’ PTA, she served as vice Patronise These Friendly Firms Patronise Thete Friendly Firms Shepherd convent, 1401 S. Colo­ 742 Ssnts Ft Drlvt ferent lines of business. rado boulevard, will begin at president the past year. Both she and her husband, who is a marketing 9:3 0 instead of 9 o’clock as an­ specialist for the U. S. government, are active in parish affairs, he nounced. Miss Lucile Murphy with the Men’s club and she with the Altar and Rosary society. They SCIENTIFIC The firms listed here de­ 1735 East 31st Ave. is in charge of arrangements are parents of an 11-year-old daughter. Watch Repair* Phons CH. 0611 OPEN *TBL MIDNIGHT EVERY NIGHT serve to be rem em bered and Norene Holland is handling Mrs. James Cudmore, re-elected president of Christ the King Dunbar-Andrews reservations, which may be PTA, lives at 210 Jersey. She also held the office of vice president JEWELERS when you are distributing mad* with her at 438 S. Uni­ of that organization before becoming president. Mother of twa NORM'S T E X A C O SERVICE 3339 E. Colfax ov’V - - versity boulevard, FR. 0592. your patronage in the dif- daughters, 11 and 16, Mrs. Cudmore is active in the Altar and Rosary NORM ENGBLOM, Prep. Are. The Rev. Lucius F. Cervantes, society and parish affairs. Hfer husband, who is with the Title Guar­ t iu n ts< rimtsBi Pnd.ns S P E E R B L V D . A T B A N N O C K Where Parking Is No Problem ferent lines of business. S.J., of Regis college is giving Ws FIdrap t DsUtss anty company, takes an active part in the parish.— (Photo by Van’s LitrUtHts SIS VublBi T A B O R t i a i the n tra st. Studio) 4 fy ) II \

Thuriday, May 29, 1952 Office, 938 Bannock Street THI DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 PAGE FIVE At Lady of, Fatima Club Luncheon Scholarship List Exchange Nuptial Vows Married in St. Elizabeth's St. J 0 s e p h’s Donna T. Cook, church, Denver, daughter of, Mr. was the scene'"' and Dtrs. George At Saint Louis' recent’ of t h e wedding of Cath­ R. Cook of 1577 erine B. Capra, Clarkson, became Is Announced daughter of Mr. . the bride of John and Mrs. Michael A. Mullins of Co- (St. LouU’ Pariih, Englewood) Capra, and Den­ topoxi, in St. nis E. Hunt, Jr., Pupils of the eighth grade grad­ E 1 i z a b e t h’s son of Mr. and uation class in S t Louis’ school, church April 24, Mrs. ‘Dennis who will receive honors Sunday, The couple were June 1,, are John Castellano and Hunt. married before a Michael McCullough, who receive The Rev. ^araes Nuptial Mass scholarships to Regis high, having Sullivan, C.SS.R., celebrated by the tied for second place in the com­ officiated at the Very Rev. Fabian petitive examinations at that ceremony. Miss J o y c e , O.F.M. school; Robert Nau, Floraine Bell, Veronica Harri­ T h e maid of Marilyn Sausa, and Nancy Sirok- son served as ^ honor w a s Pat man, scholarships, from a competi­ maid of honor Senginberger, tive examination- at Cathedral and Henry Has- a n d bridesmaids high; Dympna Lubeck, the schol­ ler, Jr.J was the- were C a 1 r i c e arship to St. Francis de Sales’ best man. Oelke a n d Dor­ high; Leona Vogt, the scholarship Following a re­ othy Stevenson. to St. Mary’a academy; Edwin George Siefert Wing and James Jensen, scholar­ ception the cou­ was the best man, ships to Mullen high school; and ple left on a wed­ and JV i 11 a r d Michael McCulough, first place in ding trip.— (Pho­ Cheney and the Archbishop Vehr essay contest. to by O.W. Fisch­ Harry Stucart Breakfast for Grads er studio) were attendants. . - ; j i Diplomas and awards will be Following the ■'t / 1 s presented to the graduates follow­ wedding, a recep­ ing the 8 o ’clock Mass Sunday, tion was held in ' i June 1. The graduates and their St. Francis de Sales^ PTA Potenza lodge ' parents will have breakfast later hall.— (Photo by ii .itl AMONG THE 110 ADULTS and 20 Smith, board member of Our Lady of Fatima club; in the Rendezvous restaurant in Smyth) Margaret Sullivan, president of the deanery; the Englewood. children who heard the address delivered Rev. William J. Monahan, spiritual director; Bishop Mssry Win Alton, Jacqueline Beaulac, Chairmen Are Announced Floraine Bell, Leonard Bratrsovsky, by Bishop Charl^ Quinn, C.M., at the luncheon Quinn; Lucile Murphy, board member and luncheon Frances But?., Virgil Carroll, John Castel­ (St. Francis de Sales’ Parish, firemanship; Robert Connelly, meeting of Our Lady of Fatima club May 24 in the chairman; Mrs. R. Luckenbach, board member; and lano, Ba Deegan, Grace Delage. Francis Denver) pathfinding; Good Shepherd eon^ent, Denver, were those in the Anne O’Neil, financial secretary.— (Photo-by Van’s Garvin, Ronald Gibbon*. Dorothea Glenn, The troop plans to attend the John Horn. Maragaret Horrell, James The chairmen of the St. Francis South district camporee Saturday picture above. They are (left to right) Mrs. Henry studio) Jensen, William Kirk, Jerry Kuplack, de Sales Parent-Teachers’ associa­ Barbara Lodge, Dympma Lubeck, John and Sunday, June 7 and 8, in Deer Machann, Michael McCullough, Robert tion for the coming year, as an- Creek park. Nau: nounced by Mrs. Robert Carlin, Edwin Nicholas, Patricia Nicolai, Col­ are: Book chairman, Mrs, R. A. lette Oberkramer, Kathleen Otterpohl, Guild V/orking on Silver Dollar Days Mary Ann Patania, Melvin Pelton, Wilma Thompson; Catholic PTL a n d Bishop Charles Quinn Pelzel. Rose Marie Rice, Sharon Rust, deanery,'Mrs. A. J. Dunst; Friday (Archbiihop’t Guild, Denver) exhibit two or three prieces at the St. Bernadette’* Circle Marilyn Sausa, Madonna Schreiner, John breakfast chairmen, Mrs. A. Fen­ Scott, Margo Shepard, Nancy Sirokman, Addresses 130 Persons Misses Loretta Sullivan, Marie annual ceramics and pottery show The circle will not meet during Margaret Sobieszczyk, Leona Vogt, Bobble der and Mrs. Ralph, Kelly, grade Ansberry,' Mary Donohue, and Jo­ to be held. June 2, 3, and 4 in the summer months. The next Jo Weith, Marlene Welch, Margie Wildt, school; Mrs. A. Phainnenstiel and room 104 of Opportunity school. meeting will be held in September. Edwin Wing, Beverly Witte, and Judy Mrs. Michael Casey, high school; At Fatima Club Dinner sephine Hytrek announce that Zadra. tickets for a completely filled hope An open house will take place at Holy Family Circle health chairman, Mrs. C. A. Nos- (Our Lady of Fatima Club, Members of the Altar society saman; hospitality chairmen, ^ r. Denver) chest have been mailed to all guild the school June 2 from 7 to 9 Mrs. Frances Edmunds was a will receive Communion in the 7 and Mrs. R. Schmitz and Mr. and Bishop Charles Quinn, C.M., was members. The chest will be given p.m. All members of the guild are guest when the circle met in the o’clock Mass Sunday, June 1. The Mrs. C. H. Dompierre; member­ speaker at the Our Lady of Fatima at Silver Dollar days to be held invited to attend. home of Mrs. Joseph Stephens on change in the time of the Com­ ship chairman, Mrs. George Moss- club luncheon May 24. More than June 5, 6, and 7 on the Knights St. Midi^el'* Circle May 21. An afternoon at the card munion Mass was made so as to brucker; program chairmen, Mr. 110 adults and 20 children at­ of Columbus grounds. Anyone Mr. and Mrs. William W. Allen table was enjoyed. accommodate t h e parents and and Mrs. Lawrence Nardin; radio tended, The largest group repre­ able to help in the guild booth is and son, Stephen, are en route to St. Joseph’* Circle friends of the graduates. The reg­ chairman, Mrs. A. A. Johnson; sented was the D.enver chapter of asked to contact Miss Sullivan at Mrs. Avis Dade, a former mem­ ular meeting will be held in the room mother chairmen, Mrs. Earl the Archdiocesan Council of Cath­ TA. 5006, or Miss Hytrek at GR. ber, now residing in Los Alamos, rectory Monday, June 2, at 1 p.m. Buchmiller, grade school, and Mrs. olic Nurses, which included Pat 6697. Cartons of cigarettes will N. Mex., is visiting parents and Sewing Circle to Meet William Freeman, high school; Gower, Helen Mahoney, Constance also be given away. "The proceeds friends in Denver. safety chairman, Mrs. L. D. Bink­ Zopatti, Mrs. Henry Smith, Ger­ will be used for the guild mission The Altar society sewing circle St. Jude’s Circle ley; social chairman, Mrs. Clifford trude Graef, Ruth Gibbs, and Vir­ work. Returns may be made to will meet in the home of Mrs. Mrs. Thelma Eliott will be hos- Joseph Hupert, 4450 S. Pennsyl­ Welch; ways and means chairmen, ginia Robinson. Miss Hytrek at 2700 Zenobia ess on June 3. The evening will be Mrs. John Reagan and Mrs. G street, or to Mias Sullivan at 1476 vania, on Wednesday, June 4, at spent sewing altar linens. 10 a.m. to sew on altar linens and Malley; publicity chairman, Mrs Pennsylvania. Infant of Peace Circle C. J. Grant; film chairman, Mrs Counselors at St. Clara’s oVnh- vestments. There will be a covered At a meeting held May 28 in dish luncheon at noon. Those at­ J, Burke; art and music chairman anage, Mary Ellen Logan, Helen the home of Mrs. Ruth Reynolds, Mrs. A. Turner; telephone com Baker, Frances, Mary, and Cath­ tending are asked to bring their Mrs. Ros? Scheunemann instructed mittee, Mrs. C. C. Nemmers and erine Nadorff, will entertain the own service. circle members in the sewing of The PTA treated the sisters to Mrs. Joe Fishencord, Jr., grade graduation class in the orphanage 'Nothing but the-,Finest** altar linens. A surprise bridal a picnic dinner on Ascension school; and Mrs. J. Switzer and May 27 in the Blue Parrot res­ shower was held in honor of Miss Thursday. Mrs. Earl Bach, the Mrs. R. Stadler, high school. taurant. The graduates are Gbria Helen Schoenberger. president of St. Louis’ PTA, and It will not be possible to appoint Coronado, Irene Dechant, Wanda St. Anne’s Circle Mrs. Donald Aymani, vice presi room inothers until early fall be- Ehlers, Elizabeth Garcia, and Mrs. Ceil Scheunemann and son, dent, attended the meeting May cause of the division of grades, but Lexine Marcil. John, will leave June 1 for Chi­ 21 of the Arapahoe County Coun­ any mother interested in working Queen of Peace Circle cago, where she will attend the cil of the PTA. On May 26 the new in this capacity may call the room On June 1, Miss Louise Cernich JOE ONOFRIO graduations of her nieces, Susan and outgoing officers of the PTA mother chairmen, Mrs. E. Buch­ will leave Denver for Albuquer­ Fox, from St. Margaret Mary’s met in the home of Mrs. Earl Bach miller, RA. 8419, grade school-and que, N. Mex. She is being trans­ grammar school, and her nephew. to make plans for the coming Mrs. W. Freeman, SP. 7518r^igh ferred to a position there by the Bill Fox, from Loyola high school. school year. Room mothers and school; or Mrs. R. D. Carlin, SP. Phillips Petroleum company. St. ’Patrick’ s Circle chairmen were also appointed at 9610. Lady of Sorrow* Circle Mrsi Jo Ann Marranzino, Mrs. this meeting. Members of. the League of the Says: All 12 members attended the an­ Mary Lou Moore, and Mrs. C. C. Final plans for the Red Cross Sacred Heart who are coming for Loretta Sullivan nual dinner held May 22 in the Sweeney, graduates of Loretto and civil defense training course, May 26 are Mmes. C. McKay and JOE JOE, JR. Aviation club. Mrs. Mary Musso, Chicago to visit Mrs. Allen’s par­ Heights college, spent Ascension to be held in the new school, will S. Ryan; week of June 2, Mmes. V. president, and Miss Dorothy Byrne, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen No- Thursday at the college. Diana be made at the first meeting June Johnson, A1 Fender, and A. Dunst; secretary, are planning a surprise wicki. Marie Marranzino was the first 3 at 8 p.m. Those planning to at­ week of June 7, Mmes. Peter and activity and will notify circle child to receive special blessings of tend should call Mrs. J. K. Hizer James Anderies; and week of June Morning Star Circle 15, Mmes. M. Brockish and H. members as to the details shortly Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Brin- Our Lady of Loretto bestowed at at SU 1-6738 or Mrs. J. C. Thomas • • • • Yeager. ’ / / O ft'/ you con have a prior to the meeting June 30. egar announce the birth of their the college on Ascension Thursday. at' SU 1-0260 so that the civil Joan Clarice Devlin, daughter of Bieoed Martin'* Circle fourth child, Richard Thomas, St. Andrew’s Circle defense booklets needed can be Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Devlin, A social evening will be spent May 25. Mrs. Brinegar is the Mrs. Betty O’Donnell and four estimated and ordered. Jr., was baptized Sunday, May 25 June 4 in the home of Mrs. Mary former Charlotte McNamara. children will join Lt. Jack O’Don­ by Father Robert Nevans. tiler McGrath. Mrs. Mary Cronin is nell shortly in California, where Mrs. Phyllis Delhaute, daugh­ sponsors were Thomas F. Devlin, recovering from an injured foot they will make their home. More Than 50 to Attend ter, Mary Annette; and Miss Flor­ Sr., and Audrey Marrone. ence Choquette visited relatives in St. Teresa’s Circle Key of Heaven Circle Mrs. Joan Poltera entertained St, Thomas Univ, Club's The following scouts from troop Mrs. Mary Louise Bradbury will Hastings, Neb., recently. 126 were advanced in the past Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Petsch- the circle at a luncheon in her home May 24 to honor Mrs. Nora month: Garvin Hoffter, tenderfoot auer and daughter, Mary J., leave Memorial Day Event rank-: Billy Furman, tenderfoot May 29 for a two-week vacation Cresto. The Cresto family is mov­ ing to California. A chafing dish rank; Terry Hannauer, Star rank; BENDK in St. Paul, Minn. Title Insurance was presented Mrs. Cresto as a Approximately 50 persons have Tommy Reeves, Star rank; Donald A surprise bridal shower was made reservations for the St. memento of the occasion. Mrs. Lane, second class; John Traem- given for Miss Mary Therese Del- Thomas University club, Denver, is the modem method of ob­ Rose Veltree was a guest at the mele, pathfinding merit badge; taining protection against any ohery in the home of Mrs. William mountain outing to be held over luncheon. Kenneth Ducan, scholarship; Jack defect in the Title of your Carter recently. Mrs. Clella Barry the Memorial day week end at Yeggy, leathercraft; Bill Connell, real estate. and Mrs. Rpbert Cartet were co­ Sprague’s lodge near Estes Park. hostesses. Miss Delohery and Aldo Notarianni who is general Work-fw6 Washeif . . . . And provide* James Carter will be married June St. Clara's Aid Society chairman of the eveni announced Free Movie Available 14 in St. Francis de Sales’ church. that there is still room for late SECURITY Lady of the Sacred Heart Circle Will Hold Card Party comers. Anyone who would like On Military Academy At a meeting held' May 19 in St. Clara’s Aid society will hold to attend is urged to contact Mr. the home of Mrs. Marcella Linde- a card party Wednesday, June 4, Notarianni, GL. 0662, or Barney A 20-minute sound and color for man, plans were discussed for a at 1 p.m. O’Kane, BE-3-4581 immediately. motion picture. Story of Marmion, PER picnic to be held the early part of ■■TtAB The sisters, officers, and mem­ The group will leave from the produced by Marmion Military WaiTTEN the July. bers thank all who helped with the Knights of Columbus home, 1575 academy in Aurora, 111., is avail­ For Only Sjoo WEEK aoaaANTEE Property Ble**ed Sacrament Circle May party. It was a grand suc- Grant, at 9:30 Friday morning. able to all youth and adult organ­ M emxAUT Miss Catharine Maloney and May 30. Masses Sunday morning Owner . Hostesses were Mmes. A. C. izations in the Denver area. Mrs. Dorothy O’Rourke and Carroll, R. J. Sanders, and Frank at Estes Park will be at 7, 9, and Marmion, conducted by the Bene­ • WASHES automatieaUy daughter. Darby, were guests of Scheer. 11 o’clock. dictine order, is overnight from the Nadorff family May 25 in Denver on the Burlington line and • RINSES automatically Buffalo. Together with the family offers a complete high school edu­ Intures Marketability they attended the first Mass to be Dolls on Display cation in full co-operation with the celebrated in the new chapel, St. army’s training facilities. The • DRAINS automatically Elizabeth’s, Buffalo. 16-mm. picture may be had by call­ Equipped with Casters Mrs. Jane Connell is now at ing Joe Malloy, KE. 3293, or by • VACUUM DRYS automatically J h s L J i i h , home after being hospitalized last contacting him at 4000 York. He for Easy Storage week. will show the picture and answer • SHUTS OFF automatically Lady of Grace Circle any questions regarding the acad­ Miss Mildred Cram is visiting' emy. 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-3- ' f PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 Thursday, May 29, 1952 Insurance Officials At St. Mary's Graduation Red-Held Nations Nun, Lay Woman Honored 103 Seniors at Holy Family Discuss Opening of Guests of Pastor at Dinner See Hope in U. S. (Holy Family High School, as sponsors; Ricky Anthony, son ^ Denver) of Mr. and Mrsj Robert A. March- Additional Offices “ Cpuntries behind the Iron Cur­ The Rev. Forrest Allen was host eso, with Robert Montano and Shir­ tain look to America and the free to 103 senior graduates at dinner ley Mae Vigil as sponsors; and George W. Egermayer, agency world for liberation.” Thus Ru­ on Tuesday, May 27, at 6:30 p.m. Kathryn Ann, daughter of Mr. and manager from the home office of dolph Machata, maintenance man at the Argonaut hotel. Mrs. Winston (Jhurchill, with o f Cathedral school, Denver, the Central Catholic Insurance Scholarships to Holy Family Melvin and Ann Faes as sponsors. expressed expectations of his company of Omaha, Neb., was in high school won in competitive adopted country. He and 11 Ca­ examination were awarded to Denver the past week, consulting thedral students are victims o f a Nelva Gilbert, Gail Murphy, Don­ with James O’Connor, district hate-fostering regime. Forced to BERG'S ald James, and Emmett Ramey. manager of the company, with o f leave their countrie#, they chose 29 Broordway PE. 1441 America as their new home. At the final PTA meeting Of the fices at 9519 E. Colfax, relative year, Mrs. Herbert Edmonds, Displaced foreign-born students to the opening ine 34-22^ in dressmaking and home deco­ possible through the efforts of the test in Pittsburgh, Pa. A char­ rating also will be given by Mary Cathedral Parent-Teachers’ asso­ coal drawing and an oil painting Fried Chicken $ 2 .5 0 ' ciation, under the leadership of O’Connor Casey of the Institute won for Elizabeth in this contest BAKED HAM of Cultural Leisure, a special Monsignor Walter J. Canavan, Ca­ sponsored by ^IfFlastic magazine. Whole or by Slice branch of the night division. thedral superintendent. The PTA A.forted Salad. Previous to the national award, Elizabeth won four honorable men­ Home-Made Pies tions and sdven keys in the art New YPC Chooses Officers contest sponsored by the May com­ The Beer That pany.— (Photo by Ralph Morgan) HUMMEL'S Vincent Schmiti of Ble.ied pre.ident; Ann Falk, St. John’., Dcnrer*! I./eidinK Ctt new Young BIe..ed Sacrament, trea.urer; ^311 E. Seventh Ave. KE. 19864 People’, club for Ea.t Denver. and Leonard Plank, Chri.t the MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. Open Sandaya and Weckdayi Till 7:30 4 pari.he. at the meeting held in King, .ociai chairman. When You Own Stock in a Mutual Fund ^ CLOSED MONDAYS ^ ^Robert M. — Paul V , — M, T, M urr*y; St. Philomena’. .chool hall May The following pari.h chair­ 21. Other officer, are Gene men, who will act a. contact, Co.tello, St. Philomena’., vice with their re.pective pari.h prie.t. and a . social chairmen YOU QWM SHARES IN for their pari.h group., were Phi Kappa Fraternity also chosen: Lyn Guenther, St. Philomena’.; Thomas Earley, AMERICA’S TOP COMPANIES Has Spring Initiation St. John’s; Fred Kotten.tette, St. James’ ; Joseph Plank, Chri.t the Ring pari.h; Thomas Fahey, In the spring initiation held by Through a mutual fund you can share the Phi Kappa fraternity, Denver, Blessed Sacrament pari.h: and Robert Gognon, Martin Hicks, Don Pat Bayerle, St. Therese’s, in the ownership and dividends from Aurora. Quint, Bob Wathen, and James leading corporations. You have the ad- Pokipala became active members The new club already ha* about 150 members on its list, - E 1“ Ml vantage of broad diversification, plus of the fraternity. and expects thii number to be " * • seleaion of securities and constant pro- - The new members will be honored doubled. The Blessed Sacrament at the annual Purple, White, and group was in charge of a hay- fessional supervision by competent investment managers. It’s the Gold spring formal. The dance ride and party held at Glasier’s convenient way to invest too! Almost 1,009,000 people have will be held Saturday evening. May Gather yourself a lovely crop of barn Wednesday, May 28'. The chosen this prudent, diversified type of securities program... 31, in the Student Union. Christ the Ring group will be Fresh Salad Vegetables from Safe- “ A night to remember” will be hosts at the next social on and so can you. way’s Garden Room. They’re in by the theme of the evening. June 4. . the truck load! A big- wonderful assortment of dew-fresh GET EXTRA INCOME 3 Seniors at Cathedral High You work hard for your money, so why not make your money vegetables. Selected for you by Safeway’s expert buyers, right work for you? Invest in securities to meet the challenge of rising in the growing areas. Just to mention a few of the many won- Win in Writing Contest living costs. You will find that certain types of Mutual Fund defful vegetables at Safeway: cucumbers, celery, lettuce, shares are an ideal "middle road" between "too risky” high cauliflower, radishes, onions, incoAe and "too low” renurn. green pepper, endive, parsley. INVEST AS LIHLE AS $100 Shop today at Safeway for the You can enjoy Mutual Fund benefits whether you invent $100 makings of a perfect salad. or $50,000. Mail the coupon below for full information. A hint that will help improve any summer salad: salad dress­ BOSWORTH, SULLIVAN & CO., INC. ings should not be added until just bef()re the time of serving 17th at CALIFORNIA ST.* DENVER, COLORADO as the materials are apt to lose their freshness if the dressing OentUm tm Please send me information about Mutual Fund investing. I am interested in Funds whose management aims (widi- has been on them too long. Safeway carries many wonder­ in die limits of normal market risk) accord with the following ful salad dressings, the crowning glory of any salad. objeedve: .... □ Conservative incomt. □ Capital growth. iTHREE CATHEDRAL HIGH school seniors in Den­ ver gained all-state honors in the 1952 writing contest □ More current income. sponsored by Scholastic magazine and t^ill and Scroll. Eileen Dolan I am □ am not □ interested in a regular investmen»purchase plan. (left), editor-in-chief of Hi-Pal receivft a certificate of merit for the 1952 first prize in the state in the interview writing contest. N s m t - WAY Joan Ingling (center), state winner in editorial writing; and Mary Keeley (right), page three editor, Cfilorado winner in column writing. A d d r s t u Mary Keeley was honored also at Junior Achievement’s third annual “future unlimited” banquet.

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Thursday, May 29, 1952 Office, 938 Bannock Sfreef THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keyifone 4205 PAGE SEVEN Mullen High School Graduates Annunciation Pupils Win Latin Awards

(Annunciation High School, Benavidez, freshman, received cum held May 21 in the school hall. Denver) laude certificates. Miss W. Condon, out^ing presi­ In the Madonna Art contest re­ dent, thanked her officers, chair­ Five Annunciation high school cently sponsored by the art de­ men, and ntembers for their fine students received awards in the partment of Aiviunciation high co-operation during the past year. annual nation-wide contest con­ school, the following received prizes The newly elected officers were ducted by the Association for the for their entries: Roberta Mendez, installed by Mrs. J. Foley. They junior, first place; Jimmy Urban, Promotion of the Study of Lal^in. are Mmes. J. Mallandor, president; freshman, second place; and Joe W. 0. Brien, vice president; J. Robert Meznar, senior, and Weaver, freshman, third place. Atzanbauch, secretary; Julius Norman Luna, sophomore, received Members of the faculty acted as Sawozhki, treasurer; John Mum- magna cum laude certificates. judges in the contest. ford, auditor; and H. G. Harrower, Gloria Martinez and Mary Alice The final meeting of the Annun­ historian. Mrs. J. Mollander re­ Rodriguez, sophomores, and Nina ciation PTA until September was ported a $320 profit on the recent dance held at Welby add thanked everyone who helped to make it a success. 2 Students at St. Francis' A pen was presented to the out­ going president, Mrs. Condon. The program, presented by members Win Honor Scholarships of the senior class, was directed by Father Donald McMahon. Grades six, seven, and eight of (St. Francii* High School, Jerry Van Dyke will take care of Denvor) Annunciation grade school have the Catholic universities in the organized a 4-H First-Aid club The honor scholarships to Regis Orient. Visual aids and crusade with the assistance of iheir Exten­ college and Loretto Heights have activities will be headed by Bar­ sion agents, Miss Keltgen, Mr. been awarded to Robert Miller bara Young and Rosalie Slattery, Relyea, and Mr. Gundell. All mem­ and Jacqueline Dell. Bob is the respectively. At the Denver con­ bers are asked to exhibit the first- son o f Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mil­ ference o f the CSMC, Jerry Van aid kits they have made in the ler of ■235 S. Pennsylvania. He has Dyke was elected vice president County 4-H Club fair, Aug. 15-16 been acti've in sports and in school of the conference for the coming in the City auditorium. functions as the Fransalian boy. school year. May 18 was designated as 4-H ^ew 'Fransalian' Staff Sunday. All Annunciation members George Vogelsang, Leroy Stock, Gerald Sniith, Nor MULLEN HIGH SCHOOL graduates] The new Fransalian staff for assisted at Mass and received Holy man Roger, Dan Pelz, Ronald Memmer, Lawrence next year has been announced. Communion in a group in the 8:30 of 195^, shown above with the Rev. Ray­ Malley, John Friel, Francis Forrest, James Burns, Clara Keims will replace George Mass. mond iF. Ruiz, C.M. (center), are Steve Zavala, and Eugene Baker. Compare Our Insurance Plan Mossbrucker as editor. She will be The members have also finished ' + + + + + + assisted by Dennis Donnelly and the required hours for a junior With Any Other Offered James Kettring, the new coedi­ Red Cross certificate under the in­ Awards Given at Mullen Graduation tors. structor of the sisters.

(MvuHen High School, Donrer) Duane Marcil and James Monson behavior, cleanliness, and leader Siie_ eaking to Mullen’s 12 gradu­ won elocution medals; and first- ship. dual purpose ates May 23, Brother August Ray­ place medals, awarded to boys ob­ Gil Roth and Larry Monson re­ mond, F.S.C., charged them to taining the highest average in each ceived the altar boy award. ■formal or bridesmaid subject went to the following: better the world by first bettering The Scholastic letter, an award Horan & Son Chapels Ken Rozmiarek (English I, themselves, even as the fishermen greater than the athletic letter, btautllul, loft meuiielino do algebra I, Spanish I, and history KEystone 6297 KEystone 6298 of Galilee did of old. was given to the students who Iftid Brother Raymond is the dean I ) ; Duane Marcil (English II, and ioi* ovor paitol taffata, adgad 1527 Clevelend Place plane geometry); James Monson done superior work in their school of St. Michael’s college in Santa work and participated in the ma­ with bands o f dairy-ambroidered (English IIII); Ronald Nats (al­ Fe, N. Mex., He obtained his doc­ jority of school activities. This ayalat organdy. gebra II and chemistry); Ben ■ ■■■ ^' ■ 'C toral degree in political science award went to William Schlut, Gutierrez (Spanish I I ) ; Frank - at the Catholic University of freshman, and Jerry Lang, sopho­ Weith (Latin); Joe Markey (typ­ America and is the author of sev­ more. eral books in that field. ing I ) ; Bill Trujillo (typing II); Presentation of awards was A capacity crowd of 300 per­ and Marvin Austin (American his­ ' . ! # I ■ made by Brother Ernest, F.S.C., sons attended the 16th commence­ tory). RABTOAY GENERAL TIRE CO. A special honor boarder award principal. ment held for the first time in the Jacqueline Dell school’s new auditorium. Honored was given to Bob Taylor o f the The Mullen high school band, GENERAL TIRES guests included the Very Rev. freshman class. To deserve this under the direction of R. J. Jacqueline is the daughter of Mr. Monsignor E. J. Kolka, the Rev. award, a boarder must show de­ Ekander, provided the musical Dominic A. Dell of 2951 W. 39th I General Batteries Anthony Weinzapfel, the Rev. pendability, devotion, participa­ prologue, processional, and reces­ avenue. She has been cqeditor of Charles Herbst, C.M.; the Rev. tion in school activities, excellent sional. «=* the Fransalian for the past two * KRAFT RECAPPING Raymond F. Ruiz, C.M.; Mrs. J. L. years. Dower, Mrs. Ella Weckbaugh, and A new' set of mission officers GENERAL other benefactors of the school. Summer Schedule of Masses was chosen from among the stu Kraft Inspected The salutatory was given by S9UEECEE Ronald Memmer, and Steve Zavala Used Tires delivered the valedictory address. Announced at Welby Parish Memmer was also awarded the G.T.A.C. Easy Pay 1401 W. Colfax KE. 520.S J. K, Alullen four-year scholarship (Atiumption Parith, Welby) Welby. One of the outstanding to Regis college, and a medal Starting on Sunday, June 1, and prizes that will be given away is award in bookkeeping. Zavala re­ continuing until the last Sunday wrapped for freezing. This 'will ceived a scholarship to Pueblo of September, the Masses will be at take place June 8. junior college, the Dramatic 5:30, 7:30, 9:30, and 12 noon. Father * Hildebrand Brunetti, award, Excellence medal, and the The Knights of Columbus are O.S.M., left this past week for Alumni award of Athlete o f the Chicago and will later go to Year. sponsoring a summer festival June Recommended Firms 7 and 8 (n the K. of C. home in his newly assigned. post at St. John Friel of the graduation Anthony’s church, Perth, Aus­ class received the religion, Eng­ tralia. After spending a couple of lish, and science medals. weeks in Chicago, he will fly to for AUTO Medals of excellence in the Golden to Honor Rome with Father John Giambas- underclasses awarded to boys re­ tioni, O.S.M., and Father Julius, ceiving the highest general aver­ to attend the beatification of Ven­ SERVICE ages throughout the year went Silver Jubilorion erable Pucci of the Servite order. to Bill Schlut, freshman; Jerry Then Fathers Brunetti and Julius 515 Sixteenth Street (Next to Hie Paramount) Lang, sophomorS; and Maurice Golden.— (St. Joseph’s Parish) Porcellini, O.S.M., will continue O’Keefe, junior. Religion rfiedals — The parish will hold a reception to Australia, and Father John will were won by Robert Goetz, Joe for the Rev. Andrew Warwick, return to St. Philip Benizi’s Kinsella, and John Martinez. Do Soto-Plymouth “ “ ® pastor, Jjine 4, in honor o f his sil­ church in Chicago. DR. JAMES P. Service Wins Scholarship ver jubilee. The event will'be con­ Party for Fr. John ducted in the parish hall, and there In the name of the parish, a GRAY All Late Model Used Cars will be a covered-dish dinner check was given to Father Bru­ Optometrist Carry 5,000 Mile Guarantee ^ served at 7 o ’clock. netti as a farewell gift. A recep­ Robert Miller VISVAL CARE Faclofy Trained Mechanice on All Chrysler Made Cars Altar and Rosary Society tion for Father John will be held dent body. John Reilly is the new The Altar and Rosary society Sunday, June 1, at 8 p.m. in the president; other elected officers EYES EXAMINED Welby gymnasium. The women of riSVAL TRAINING will meet in The home on Mrs. the parish will serve refreshments. are Jeanne Guerin, Joan Gamel GRIFFITH MOTORS, Inc. Clement Lehnertz, 1220 Orchard The public is invited to attend this and Pat Ryan. Each committee in Optometrist 2770 No. Speer Blvd. GR. 3313 road. Wide Acreai Mrs. Ralph Mil­ reception. the mission unit has a chairman 212-13 Colo. Bldg., 1616 Calif. S t ler will be cohostesses, and a des­ The entire school Is being Art and foreign literature will be Phone for Appointment sert-luncheon will be served at cleaned with the assistance of the handled by Judy, Guerin and Phyllis Sticksel. Ed Burke heads T A . 8888 1:30. women o f the PTA. Windows, ILETMW i walls, and desks are being washed, the home mission committee and Convention Delegate floors and corridors scrubbed and Mrs. T. G. Garrison attended waxed, and all general cleaning is being done now. Offimn-PtYMOUTH the 11th convention of the Na­ R a c k e t tional Association for Practical New fire extingruishers have UfirOWM MOTORXO. Nursing Education, being held in been installed in the school, 1908 BROADWAY CH.5626 Colorado Springs, as lay repre­ church, and gymnasium. Two of sentative of the advisory board of these installed in the school were St. Anthony’s hospital, Denver. donated by the PTA. ' • JERRYS Ok RADIATOR SHOP I 'L ST Expert Musician to Direct coraplcU Miss Bernice P e 1 z e 1 5th CYPC Musical Show brirgyex* RADIATOR (above) has been awarded a •errlca (Cathedral Young People’s Club) orphan’s fund. Carl Lyon is carto.. four-year honor scholarship to Friday, June 13, and Saturday, musical director of Smile High. for DOWNTOWN Every job guaranteed. Loretto Heights college. She is the June 14, the Cathedral Young Carl is a graduate of the Julliard Wholesale and Retail, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo M. People’s club is presenting its School of Music in New York city Pelzel of 1043 S. Oarkson, and fifth annual musical show at East No. 3 South Kalamath and is a member of the Denver DenV^Lea&ig is the third manber of her family high school. Rehearsals for the Symphony orchestra. TA. 6914 to receive a scnolarship. Miss Pel­ musical, entitled Smile High, are zel is a senior at St. Joseph’s high The “ Cotton Ball’’ held Wednes­ PARKINGl Jerry Garrett, Owner in progress at present. Proceeds day, May 21, at Cathedral school Service Center school. from the show will be for the was a success. Audrey Krump and The firms listed here de­ her committee are to be com­ Everything for mended for their efforts in plan­ DON'T LOOK FOR PARKING SPACE serve-to-be remembered the Wedding BURNS-RIPS ning the dance. when you are distributing Invitations to The last Communion breakfast Decorations JUST COME TO your patronage in the dif­ OR TEARS for the spring season was held Platas. Capa. Nai>- ' Eliminated by May 26. Fifty, members attended

I Additional CALL JACK HALL Hour. 15 If low rotes with AL 0 4 6 6 maximum coverage LET US on auto insurance ...You can't afford is what you seek I not to get in foueh . YOUR CAR ...call Jack Hall with me right aw ay.' Carl Lyon the Mass at 9 o’clock in the Ca­ WHILE SHOPPING thedral. Breakfast followed in the BEST PLACE IN TOWN FOR Albany hotel. Joseph Barry intro­ LINCOLN-MERCURY SERVICE duced the guest speaker, Prof. Vt an “UattlB-lliniry HMaaitrtwt.” Oir ■nkaala. iilai lator-urlai rietary-aiiliiMd F A R M i R 'S , INSURANCE OROUP aailpnat. kaav yair or'IaiKc and nt aad an nidy ta nrrln It ailtkly and ttwoiikly. 435 rOUSTIINTH If.lET DfNVIl, COIOUDO James Madigan of Loretto Heights WASHlNG-OlL CHANGE-LUBRICATION tN II Miy . . . aad mry tkirty diyi . . . far cnplata ikNkia lad adcuiary n rL college. Mary Ann Wallace, in THE KUMPF MOTOR CAR CO. charge of the Communion break­ GASOLINE—ACCESSORIES Itth tad Aeama ALpInt t « l fasts, has selected interesting guest speskeri for all the meetin|s.

L ■liiiiliteiliii PAGE EIGHT Office, 938 Bannock Sheet THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 Thursday, May 29> 1952 Joe's Wheatridge Altar Society ^ Poultry and Eggs 3927 Zuni GL. 3261 ' Votes for Summer Recess , Wholesale and Retail FRYERS from 3 to 4 lbs. (S ti. Peter and Paul’* Pariih, The Men’s club will receive ...... ^ ....!..50e Wheatridge) Communiod in a group in the 8 ROASTING HENS, Sylvia Portman Honored At the Altar and Rosary society o’clock Matt on Sunday, June 1. Members will meet oil Thurs­ heavy breed...... 45e meeting May 21 the members RED YOUNG ROOSTERS, St. Catherine's 8th Grade day, June 5, after which they voted to discontinue meetings in 7-8 lbs...... 30e will discontinue meetings in All Poaltrr Killed to Order St. Patrick's Has Procession, Crowning June, July, and August, and also July and August. , GRADE “ A ” to dispense with the monthly bake State DAV Commander Graduation Planned June 1 (S t. Patrick’s Parisli, Denver) + + + ■ ' + sales and card parties. Large egrgs...... 49c doz. The May clowning of the Carl Hodge, a member of the Medium Grade...... 46c doz. the statue of the Blessed Mother An executive committee, com­ parish, was elected state comman­ (St. Catherine’a Pariah, Denrer) Sullivan, Lee Szynskie, Ronald Telk, posed of Kai Merkl, Georgia San- Free Delivery—North Denver Thomas Walsh. Mario Zarlengo, Kirby took place at 3 o’clock in St. Pat­ der of the Disabled American Vet­ Coronation Principals tarelli, and Marjorie Ruterbories, Graduation ceremonies for the Wallace, Claudia Beatty, Judy Bennett, rick’s church. The ceremony con­ erans at the state convention in Marian Campbell, Kathleen Cuthbertson, was appointed to work with Father eighth g^ade boys and girls will be sisted of a procession with school Pueblo May 24. NEW ROOFS Marilyn Dell, Joan Dillon. Judy DIPilla, Robert McMahon and the officers held on Sunday, June 1, in the Donna Lee Emily, Diana Fratzinl, Janet children, crowning, and Benedic­ Sacristy workers for May 31 on matters _ of importance that 8:15 Mass. The graduates will re­ Gibs, Juanita Haley, Sandra Holman, tion of the Blessed Sacrament. will be Georgia Santarelli and Flo Free Estimates Barbara Kafka, Kathleen Lewis. Carolyn might arise in the summer time. Healey. ceive Communion in this Mass and Sylvia Portman was chosen, to Compoiitlon Shingle Martello, Patricia Monseu, Gail Pasterski, the pastor, the Rev. D. A. Lemieux, Joanna Porforio, Rochelle Primavera, crown the stateue of the Blessed Tar k GrtTSl — Belli Up Fliti will award the diplomas. Barbara Raub, Shirley Rohr, Carolyn Romero, Betty Sartore, Betty Seymour, Virgin. Her attendants were Rnof Repairs The scholarship awards are as Yvonne Tate, Nancy Walls, Kathy Angela Clccone and Donna Mor­ NOTARY PUBLIC follows: In a competitive exami­ Wasinger, and Louise Wells. gan. Maria Ferretti, Mary E. GOING FISHING? nation, Dwain Davis won the Regis After Mass breakfast will be (iariene, Eileen Quinkn, and Joan Then let us Change your Oil, get a real Grease Job. Change scholarship and Ronald Telk the served to the graduates in the Rotar carried the statue Cathedral scholarship. A scholar­ Transmission and Differential to Summer Grease. cafeteria. The breakfast will be<5 ^ bazaar meeting wRl ship to Mt. Carmel was awarded to , , , , be held at 8 p.m. FndayFriday in the Check Brakes, Test Battery. Juanita Haley; Holy Family to prepared and served by the sev­ 'e m u school meeting room. The patron Fill up with SKELLY Power Blend Gas Yvonne Tate and Robert Decker. enth grade students and their envelopes for the bazaar were R O O F IN G C a Receiving their diplomas as mothers with Mrs. Ralph Long as passed out at all Masses last Sun­ at 2020 W ut 33rd graduates of the eighth g;rade will chairman and Mrs. R. Amman and day, and parishioners aje asked to be the following: Mrs. J. McNeill as cochairman. GE 2539 turn in their envelopes at Mass Joieph Catalina, Gerald Cody, D«raln The members of the Altar and next Sunday. Davis, Robert Decker, Edwat^ Floyd, ZIONS SKELLY SERVICE Rosary society will receive Com­ Graduation services for the The firme listed here deserve to Gerald Galaaso, Fred Geier, John Hancock, Charles Hideman, Jerome Hill, Ronald munion in the 7 :15 Mass on Sun­ eighth grade students will be held 4000 West 32nd Ave. GLendale 9702 be remembered When you ere dis« King, Dick Lucci, Daniel Malone, Mario day, June 1. The front pews will Immediately following the Mass at trlbutjng your petronafe to the dif­ Mapelli, Terry Paezosa, Thomas Perucca, be reserved for the members. ferent lines of business. James Philllpa. Joseph Pinelli, Thomas 9 o’clock Sunday, June 1. The Mrs. Valens Jones, president of name of James Dowd as winner of the Altar and Rosary society, the scholarship award to Regis GENERAL H EADQUARTERS for Paint Supplies thanks the volunteers who as­ high school was added to the Hst TOLLESON’S Save You Money! sisted at the x-ray unit at 44th of last week. W ALLPAPER , • , Offering the full Caasidy-Hickt Line of All parishioners are invited to Famous Designs. and Zuni streets last week. They Hundreds of Shrubs, Shade Trees, are Mmes. R. Amman, R. Dever, attend the Solemn Pontifical Mass, RENTAL SERVICE . • • On ladders^ planks^ wallpaper steam­ V. Jones, R. G. La Velle, Thomas which will be offered by Arch­ Hedges, Fruit Trees and Small ers, drop cloths, electric floor waxers, etc. Morrow, William Scavo, R. Slat­ bishop Urban J. Vehr at 10 Friday Fruits...... Reduced 2 o y o tery, Carl Vorce, F. Welsh, and at Mt. Olivet cemetery for the F. R. Williams. The following Catholics buried there. high school girls also assisted: Ann The perpetual novena in honor Plant Now-Save! Barrow.s, Marguerite Dickerson, of Our Lady of Lourdes will be at Joan Engers, Mary Ann Foley, and 7:45 Wednesday evening. All Itemi Offered are dag«nnder Frances Kolb. Next Sunday will be Communion in the field or in Temperature day for the members of the Altar %e Poiflii Spot ‘3 (jf Thanks were also extended to Controlled Storage—in cicellent and Rosary society. the following women who distrib­ Condition for Planting Now I Plans for their participation in uted the X-ray material: Mmes. 344t W. 38ih — at King GR 7531 the annual bazaar will be made G. Botero, J. Burger, K. Caruso, at the regular meeting o f the J. Catalina, E. Clinton, H. De society to be held at 1:30 p.m Salvo, R. Dispense, D. Figliolino, Tuesday, June 3, in the school EVERGREENS S. Filkoski, H. Gerdom, A. Gir- meeting room. ardo, E. Haley, R. Jackson, H. CAMEO COVERING CO. The Pope Pius X coterie met Reduced 10% Johnson, J. Leone, F. Liley, J. May 24 in the home of Mr. and Lombardi, L. Samide, L. Santan- Linoleum— Asphalt, Rubber & Plastic Tile— Wall Covering Mrs. John Porch, following the New Stock gelo, J. Satriano, W. Scavo, I. SYLVIA PORTMAN (center, above) crowned the E$timatet Complimentary 15-minute visit in the church. Dug and Readj to Plant Sussman, and F. Szynskie. Mr, and Mrs. John Tamaska Blessed Virgin’s statue in ceremonies held in St. Patrick’s 2555 W. 29th Ave. GR. 9535 The Campfire Girls who assisted church, Denver, May 25. Shown with her are the two attendants, e “ Platinum’* and ‘‘Path- were honored guests attending finder Cedari at the First Holy Communion with the intention o f starting an­ Angela Clccone (left) and Donna Morgan (right).— (Photo by Redus- breakfast are Jacqueline Engel- other group. Proceeds from these Brown) e Spreading Junipen hardt, Carolyn Johnson, Patricia affairs are given to the school bus a Pinon Pines, Arbor Vitaea Mariotti, Judy Johnson^ Sharon fund. Johnson, Geraldine McCabe, Marie Judy Bacino is confined to Chil­ Pinelli, Theresa Poirier, and Juli- dren’s hospital suffering from Altar Society in Westwood ann Santangelo. rheumatic fever. The following infants were re­ Red Blaze Climbing Roses and other cently baptized: Marilyn Joanne, To Sponsor Benefit Dance climbers— all colors. 2 yr. largest..... w$ ■1.18 * ■ w ea. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James St. Elizabeth's PTA Baker, with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph (St. Anthony of Padua’s Parish, Burns by. furnishing cars for Kvapil as sponsors; Timothy Wil­ To Entertain Grnduntes Westwood) transportation of the boys. liam, son of Mr. and Mrs. William (St. Elizabeth’! PiA'ith, Denver) Mother Cabrini circle met in the Miss Ramona McDermott of TOLLESON NURSERIES Carry, with Mr. and Mrs. William C.S.C.E., Greeley, a niece of Mrs. Your Plumberimber For Yean Q Graduation exercises 'will take home of Mrs. Francis Gerlits, West 44th Avenue ond Wadsworth _ GE. 1161 Powers as sponsors; Eileeq, daugh­ place in St. Elizabeth’s church with eight members^nd one guest Schuster, was a week-end guest of Ed O'Connor, Sr. Ed O'Connor, Jr. ter of Mr. and Mrs. James McTier- Thursday evening, Ma^ 29. After­ present. Mrs. Nider received a gift. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Schuster. . nan, with Mr. and Mrs. Charles ward the graduates will be enter­ Plans were made for a dance to Sunday, June 1, will be the 3030 W. 44lh Ave. • GL. 4323 Garcia as sponsors; Carla Ann, tained in the school hall by the take place at a later date* Pro­ monthly communion Sunday of St. daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Charles PTA. ceeds of the dance are to be used Anthony’s Altar and Rosary so­ MT. CARMEL PARISH Zarlengo, with Vincent Zarlengo The Altar and Rosary society to complete the set of black vest­ ciety. The society will receive Holy and Venetta Stemo as sponsors; will receive Holy Communion in ments for Father Michael Maher. Communion in a body in the 8 Patronise These Friendly Firms and Deborah Lou, daughter of Mr. the 8 o’clock Mass Sunday, June The circle received a letter of ap­ o’clock Mass. and Mrs. Earl Schmitz, with Mr. 1. The monthly meeting will be in preciation from Father Gualbert The monthly meeting of St. An­ and Mrs. William J. Schmitz as the school hall Tuesday afternoon, of the Marty, S. Dak., Indian Mis­ thony’s Altar and 'Rosary society sponsors. June 3, at 1 o’clock. i sion, to whom the circle sends ar­ will be held Wednesday, June 4, LONDON MARKET We Hove Glass ticles of wearing apparel and dona­ at 1 p.m. Honor Graduate of Heights tions of money. St. Anthony’s circle met May AND GROCERY Miss Arlene Schuster was hostess 21 in the home of Mrs. Padilla. OSCAR TUNNELL, Prop. to fit any Fixture Holder at a bridal shower honoring Miss Father Maher was a special guest. Quality Meats and Groceries Elaine Rusche May 21. Both girls Leroy Schuster, son of Mr. and PHONES I UA. 6Z3*. TA. SMI Barbara Barbato to Enter ]8«« WALNUT are Loretto Heights college grad­ Mrs. Leo Schuster, left May 19 uates. for San Diego, Calif., for service Mr. and Mrs. Sal 'Vigil are the in the marines. WASINGER'S ELECTRIC STORE Loretto Novitiate June 11 parents of a girl born May 25 Miss Anna Sponsel, Ogden, in Mercy hospital. Mrs. Vigil is Utah, niece of Mrs. Claude Miller, the organist at St. Anthony’s was a week-end guest in the Miller HOLY FAMILY PARISH Fixtures • Appliances - Wiring Materials (St. Bernadette’s Parish, of arts degree, is listed in Who’s Lakewood) Who in American Colleges and cfiurch. , home and also visited relatives in Greeley. Patronise These Friendly Firms Lamp Shades Miss Barbara Barbato, daugh­ Universities, and has the further Thirty altar boys of St. An­ ter of Dr. and Mrs. Louis Bar­ distinction of having completed thony’s parish and their director, Mrs. Marie Snyder, president of St. Ann’s circle, has returned 3156 West 38th Avenue bato, will enter the religious life high school and college in three Frank Burns, enjoyed a picnic at as a member of the Sisters of years each. Dr. Barbato was one Bergin park and visited the Mother from a vacation in South Dakota. Greeting Cards Ceramics Loretto at Nerinx, Ky., on June of the Fourth Degree Knights o f Cabrini shrine May 25. Mr. Aten- Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Kipper and MARY LEE GLendale 8946 11. Barbara, who was graduated Columbus who formed the guard cio and Mr. Kipper helped Mr. boys are in Hays, Kans., for Me­ Young Moderns from Loretto Heights college of honor at the recent Loretto morial day services there. . Complete Line of JEANNE'S GIFTS CMWt laude May 25 with a bachelor Heights graduation. Father Maher baptized two Infants’ and Children’s Wear The final meeting of the Altar St. Mary's Men's Team converts jecently: Robert Eugene and Rosary society before the Ladd, with Mr. and Mrs. Jerry 3929 Tennyson GL. 2759 GL. 7623 4315 Tennyson summer vacation will be held Loses Softball Tilt to Sisneros as sponsors; and Leo Wednesday evening, June 4, at Rickard, with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Summer Classes On the Campus 8 o’clock in the Jefferson hall. Biederman as sponsors. Expert Watch Repair Lady of Lourdes Squad Infants, baptized recently were All members are urged to attend. BLALACK'S Diamonds June 9 to August 1 W. 50th and Lowell Appoir^tments for sacristy work (St. Mary Magdalene’s Parish, Margaret Mary O’Reilly, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. O’Reilly, 1260 STANDARD SERVICE for the months of July and Aug;ust Denver) 1952 Bus No. 6 will be made. A pickup team consisting of fa­ S. Xavier. The sponsors were 44th Tennyson GR. 9908 ^ VIC JOHNSON St. Bernadette’s circle met May thers of students ,from St. Mary Richard O’Reilly and Margaret fi A H Gresn Stsnipt Jewelry Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Louis 26 in the Porter home. Mrs. Ar­ Magdalene’s met a similar team Lubrication - Tires - Batteries I 4318 Tennyson GR 9557 thur McCutcheon served as co­ from Our Lady of Lourdes parish Rerucha were sponsors by proxy. ★ EIGHT WEEK SESSION ★ hostess with Mrs. Porter, and after for a game of softball May 25. Child Pho'tography Speciahilt Portraits Cumeru Photo Sopphet luncheon canasta was played. The game, played on the grounds There are 16 members in this of Our Lady of Lourdes parish, Society in Arvada REDtJS - BROWN group. was won by the latter team, 19-14. Photography (^CUtdbPhoto Studio EVENING CLASSES Mrs. James Lonnergan will en­ Men from St. Mary Magdalene’s 4317 Tennyson GL. 7623 tertain the Little Flower circle in who played under the direction of U Get Instruction OPEN EVENINGS (PETE VAN WOENSEL) her home on Wednesday, June 4. Byron Rowe were Anna, Delarosa, FREE CREDIT on Movie Phone: GR 9342 for Appointments The Personal Education You Desire Members of the Immaculate De Francia, Haney, Kelly,, Janke, Equipment 4345 W. 41.t Ave. Heart of Mary circle will be in Mounsey, O’Brien, , Sidor, Sim­ in Rosary-Making Viewmaster Dealer charge Vif cleaning the sacristy for, mons, Quigley, and Zahn. 58 Choristers at Picnic (St. Anne’s Shrine, Arvada) F 30 Courses in 14 Departments the month Of June. For Quality ^Bakery Goods The firms listed here de­ The junior choir held its outing St. Anne’s Altar and Rosary Greg Allen is seriously ill. serve to be rem em bered ' Accounting George Chadwick is undergoing May 19. A record crowd of 58 society will meet June 3 at 8 p.m. Try treatment in St. Joseph’s hospital, attended this event, which was held in the church hall. Recitation of when you are distributing ' 0 the Rosary will precede the meet­ Denver. on the picnic grounds at Cloan’s Business Administration lake. Supper was served, but the ing at 7 :30 in the church. For the WEISS BAKERY your patronage in the dif- ' Fred Pattridge, son of Mr. and program there will be instructions R Mrs. Paul Pattridge, will be grad­ softball game was called off be­ . 4024 Tennyson St. ferent lines of business. Cultural Leisure cause o f inclement weather. The on making rosaries. uated from Regis June 1. The Hostesses for this meeting will parents will attend the graduation frankfurters for the party were Economics donated by Mr. and Mrs. Leo be Mmes. Caroline Zehnder, Jean breakfast following the ceremon­ Zehnder, Stella Schneider, and ies. Haug, and Pastry Delight bakery F furnished the rolls. 'The junior Marie Suebert. English Patsy Gregg, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Frank Holland will have M and Mrs. Art Gregg, has been choir will continue its activities ST. CATHERINE'S PARISH in the summer months and will charge o f the Communion rail History announced as the winner o f a cloth for the remainder of the 0 scholarship to Loretto Heights col hold rehearsals, as usual, each Patronise These Friendly Firms year. The society will receive E lege. Patsy is a member of the Thursday evening in the parish Education hall at W. 26th avenue and Depew Contmunion in a body in the 8 R graduation class of Lakewood high o’clock Mass Sunday, June I. school. street. Complete Specialists in N Drama Members of St. Gerard’s circle The school picnic was held May Mechanical Service Spot Painting & Enamels and their husbands will have a pot- 28 at Sloan’s lake. The teachers of Philosophy luck dinner in Jefferson hall on the school were guests o f the PTA Father's Day Plans HANK’S AUTO BODY for lunch at this affair. The stu­ June 11. Body and Fender Repairs and Painting Psychology W Weakland cabin in Cold Creek dents were served ice cream and A canyon will be the,scene of a pot- pop by the PTA and prizes for the Set at Mt. Carmel 38th Avenue and Perry Street Religion luck supper for members of St. games also were furnished by the Phone GRand 0142 0 Bernadette’s circle on Saturday, PTA. (M t. Carmel Parish, Denver) HENRY VECCHIARELLl DENVER, COLORADO N Science June 21. The potluck luncheon served at •The Mt. Carmel parish Holy the final PTA '^meeting o f the Name society and Usher’s club Will Complete Selection of school term on May 21 was sue celebrate Father’s day with a Com­ M Hardware . . . Painli Ross Variety Store D Sociology Regis Women's Club cessful. A special prize was won munion Mass and breakfast on by Mrs. Fred Kirk. Plans were June 14. After receiving Holy Guns . . . Ammunition BUr« No. i Spanish E To Hear Fr. McCarthy made at this meeting to purchase Communion in the 7 o’clock Mass, a typewriter for the school. the men will be served breakfast Notions — Infants Wear The Regis Women’s club of Den­ Recently baptized was David in the high school cafeteria. Gill! Hardware Hardware — Toys Speech 3006 West 44th N ver will hold its regular meeting John, 1 son of Edward and Kath­ Because o f the Memorial day 2932 West 38th Ave. I on Tuesday, June 3, beginning at erine Jesser. Sponsors were An­ holiday, the meeting of the board GL 3809 1:30 p.m. in the new Loyola hall thony Hamblin and Josephine 0. of directors o f the Holy Name so­ on the campus at W. 50th avenue Hytrek. ciety has been rescheduled for Fri­ Konrade Pastry REGIS COLLEGE and Lowell boulevard. Mrs. Lite Martin Graber, Sr., is on the day, June 6, at 8 p.m. in the par­ Why Pay Carfare? Gallegorf, president, urges all mem­ parish sick list again. ish rectory. Complete Line of Baked bers to attend and bring friends. Mr. and Mrs. J. Sidar and fam­ More than 40 guests attended Goods Our Every Day Prices t Save You Money GLendale 3633 The Very Rev. Raphael McCarthy, ily left or. a vacation trip for the tea , recently sponsored by Wedding and Party Cokes 4T Certificates, Register S.J., president of Regis college, Detroit and Canada. St Philomena’s study club. Offi­ Prescriptions Carefully Filled will be the guest speaker. Election Mrs. J. J. Siegfried, chairman of cers o f the group thank all who Mode to Order Associate and 6 to TO p.m., of officers will be held under the the faneywork committee, would attended. Honored guests infcluded Home Mode Pies Guido Shumake Drugt chairmanship of Mrs. George T. welcome any faneywork donations the Rev. Thomas Lo Cascio, 4051 Tejon GL. 7573 GL 1073 ^ 38lhI & C l a F Bachelor Degrees June 2 to 6 Smart. Refreshments .'will be and linens, to be given away the O.S.M., and the Rev. Salvator Fa- OPEN SUNDAYS served following the meeting. night of tHe bazaar. .giola, O.S.M. T a.m. till U noon t Thuridoy, Moy 29, 1952 O ffk t, 9 3 8 B anno ck Stroet THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Tleleplione, Keyitont 4205 PAGE NINE

Mrs. John Madden Is President Corporate Communion Held Mass Schedule 8th Grade Graduation Set By Franciscan 3rd Order Loyola PTA Officers Are Installed At Sacred Heart on June 1 + + + + (St. EliiiilMth** Paritli, D u T c r ) giving its origin, purpose, and ac­ For Summer at (Loyola Pari*h, Denver) (Sacrad Haart Pariih, Denver) G Next Sunday is Communion The Third Order of St. Francis tivities. Edward Carberry, praai- Officeri of the Loyola PTA Graduation exercises for the' day for the Boys’ and Girls’ school received Communion in the dent, conducted the meeting. This Were installed May 21 at the final PTA Officers at Loyola eighth grade pupils ofv Sacred Vidaiity in the 9 o'clock Mass. 8 -c’clock Mass Sunday, May 25. presentation proved to be very St. Philomena's ineeting o f the school year. The Heart school will be held after the The monthly meeting took place informative to the parents in that officers are Mrs. John Madden, 9 o’clock Masi Sunday, June 1. in the school hall at 3 p.m. the they learned how the boys and (St. Philomena’s Pariah, Denver) president; Mrs. Lem Landis, vice The eighth grade mothers are com­ same day for the novices, and at girls of St. Elizabeth’s are taught pleting plans for a breakfast for The schedule for daily Masses p^sident; Mrs. R. R. Rupp, secre­ 3:16 in the church for all other good citizenship. tary; Mrs. Manning Powers, treas­ the graduates in the school cafe­ The annual May crowning took during the summer will begin Mon­ members. . day, June 2, the Rt. Rev. Monsig­ urer; Mrs. Leo Januks, historian; teria. They will be assisted by the The PTA meeting held May 15 place at S t Elizabeth’s Wednes­ nor William M. Higgins, pastor, and Mrs. Russell Hager, auditor. PTA. Father J. E. Casey, S.J., pas­ was outstandinc. On display were day afternoon. May 21. tor, and Father Martin Schiltz, announced this week. Daily Masses The Rev. Edward.J. Murphy, S.J., articles made oy the school chil­ Father Fabian Joyce, O.F.M., for the summer months will be at is spiritual director and Sister S.J., spiritual adviser, were among dren affiliating with 4-H groups, is returning to Albany, N. Y., to Maria Teresa honorary president. the invited guests. take part in the Canonical chap­ 6:30 and 7:30 o’clock with Com­ the first aid group under the aus­ munion distributed before each The officers were installed by the The eighth grade graduates are pices of the Red Cross being the ter. Mass. Catholic Parent-Teacher League as follows: most interesting. Mrs. Matt Says, The Rev. Kevin Patrick Henry, president, Mrs. Matt Saya. SUnley Gall^goa, Jack Hennaaacy. Robr O.F.M., is returning to the mon­ The Sunday schedule will not be ar Jones, Alvin Maiptinez, Nick Martinez, newly elected president of the affected. Masses on Sunday are Mrs. Edmund Berens, outgoing Joseph Montoya. Benny Solis, Gary Catholic Parent-Teacher league, astery after an extended tour 5:45, 7, 8:15, 9:30, 11, and 12:15 president, was presented' wnh a Stephens, Bertha Alirez, Della Barela. through Texas and Oklahoma. Jo Ann Barros, Shirley Borrego. Carol assisted in the installation o f the o’clock. The parish Communion gift from the organization in ap­ officers for the coming year; The The Rev. Declan Bailey, O.F.M., Branum. Arlene Cabral, Ernestine Duran. secretary of che Holy Name prov­ calls will be weekly as during the preciation for her year’s work. Ellen Marie Harris, Elizabeth Jonea, Civics club meeting was presented whole year. The past presidents of Loyola Betty Lou Martinez, Sylvia Martinez. by students of the eighth grade, ince, is visiting the monastery. Gertrude Mascarenas, Virginia McGrath. During the month of May, Com­ PTA, honored guests o f the meet­ Myra MeVey, Lydia Mendoza. Evelyn munion has been distributed at ing, who were present were Mmea, Montour. Christine Nelson. Julia ^rieto. o’clock for the convenience of W. Wade, C. E. Williams, M. Val­ Shirley Romero, Thereaa Trujillo, Agnea Amusements — Dining Valverde, Sylvia Wanezyk, Marie Weaver, parishioners who had to be at work ley, N. Hebert, W. Mays, and M. and Irene Wiggins. Those who had perfect early. Saya. A gift o f $750 was pre­ attendant arc: Robert Jonee, Delia Three former St. Philomena’s Barela, Emeetine Duran. Betty Jones. Recreation sented to the pastor. Father Julia Prieto, and Irene Wiggins. graduates received diplomas Tues­ Murphy, to be applied to the Mrs. Stella Duran apd Mrs. day at the first outdoor graduation indebtedness of the new school Frances Gillespie entertained the of SL Mary’s high school. Miss building. The attendance award Sacred Heart circle Mhy 28 m Betty Coupe, daughter o f Mr. and was won by the second grade, and Mrs. Gillespie’s new home at 1009 Mrs. Thomas Coupe of 4336 the special gift was given to Mrs. S. Emerson. • Batavia place; Miss Dorothy Hani- E. Valdez. The officers and The music pupils of the school feii, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. mothers o f the second grade chil­ held their recital May 27. The E. A. Henifen of 720 Steele street; dren were hostesses at tea which pupils were assisted by the girls’ Miss Barbara Koning, daughter of followed the meeting. Mrs. John choir. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Koninj; of Madden presided at the tea table. Members of the PTA who were 2660 Locust street, received diplO' The baby room in the basement delegates from Sacred Heart par­ mas in arts and English. t V •Vi.' t ^ of the church will be ready for use ish attending the all-day confer­ St. George’s club met in on Sundays during the 8:30 Mass THE OFFICERS OF THE LOYOLA PTA, Denver, ence of the ACCW were Mmes. the home of Mrs. Edward Lindsay, only, starting on June 1. Katherine Jones, president; Clara 844 St. Paul street, Tuesday night, which conducted installation rites May 21, are shown The men of the parish are asked Morrison, vice president; and Enjoy a pleasant drive and . . . May 27. above. to be at the rectory, 2309 Gaylord, Ruth Harris, Mothers’ club chair- The graduation dinner o f St. Pictured, top row, left to right, are the Rev. Edward P. Murphy, on Thursday, May SO, no later GOOD FOOD AND SERVICE Philomena’s school was held May S.J., spiritujrt director of the P'TA; Mrs. Leo Januks, historian; Mrs. than 6 :30 p.m. to assist in moving 28 in the school auditorium. Mon­ Richard Rupp, secretary; and Mrs. Russell Hager, auditor. Lower row, Like our grandparenfi prepared and larVad . . . the lumber needed., for the bazaar signor Higgins addressed the group left to right, are Mrs. Lem Landis, vice president; Mrs. John Madden, at the colorful old HOLLAND HOUSE, owned and after the eighth graders’ mothers, booths. president; Mrs. E. Berens, outgoing president; and M n, Manning « < <($7 A»lNUf operated by Mr. and Mri, J. L Holland in 6olden. Graduation exercises for the Powers, treasurer. ■ CT led by Mrs. Louis R. Nelan and iWWWWAWWhWWWWa Mrs. James E. Cummings, served. eighth grade o f Loyola school will Advance raaerrationi are unJecasaary, ttnleaa your be held after the 8:30 Mass Sun­ 19 W ill Reeelve Diplomas i I i lili'Hihi parly includes more than ten, Mrs. Matt Saya, Parent-Teach­ ers league president, installed the day, June 1. Scholarships 'will t>e THURS. . FRI. officers o f the St. Philomena awarded to Thomas O’Brien for May 29 - 30 MEET FOR Yes, indeed! We like children! Regis high school, to Carol Wor- Firsf Graduation Planned PTA Monday, May 26, and coa McDonald Carey - Alexia Smith gratulated Mrs. Koning on_ her land for Cathedral high school, and to Bill Brady for St. Joseph’s high Teckaicaler nomination to first vice president CAVE OF THE OUTLAWS of the CPTL. New officers o f the school. The graduates are: TH E HOLLAND HOUSE Br Popnltr Demand St. Philomena PTA: President, Carol Beasley, Michael Beasley, Bill At Christ the King School _ c GOlD£N, COI OR A DO Brady, Mary Jo Catlett, Ronald Carlson. Ratorn Showing of Mrs. M. Blake Vifquain; first vice Jerry GnrUnd, Kay England, Betty (Chritt tha King Pariib, Danvar) Mrs. Thomas Waters, 794 Cherry president, Mrs. Frank Patton; sec­ Fletcher, James Florida. Alphonse Frel, In the first graduation exercises street, Denver, will extend the hos­ KING SOLOMON'S MINES ond vice president, Mrs. Rupert William Gannon, Monica Golden, Patricia of Christ tha King school, 19 boys pitality of her home to Our Lady Grier, Teddy Hendricks. Barbara Israel. SAT...... Meek; secretary, Mrs. Roy Struck; Carolyn Jasovette. John Januks. Donna and girls from the eighth grade of the Snows circle at a bridge- M A Y 31 treasurer, Mrs. John Majerus; his­ Kelly, Mary Louise Lyles. Mary Ann will receive their diplomas at cere­ luncheon Wednesday, June 4. Richard Baaahart • Gena Evana torian, Mrs. Charles M. McConnell Madden, James Mathews, Thomas monies in the church on Thursday St. Frances Cabrini’s circle post­ FAMILY STYLE O'Brien, Coleen Prochaska, Antoinette evening, May 29, at 7:46. All auditor, Mrs. Alec J. Keller. Tea Scorda, and Carol Worland. poned its meeting, regularly held FIXED BAYONETS was served by the second graders’ the graduates will receive Holy American and Chinese $ 4 .0 0 Frank Cawley was elected pre­ on the first Wednesday o f the Rex Allen - Penny Edwarda mothers. Sister Mary Godfrey and Communion in the 8:30 Mass and month, to the second Wednesday Dinners ...... from • I fect of the Children’s sodality for Sister Mary Henrica poured. Mrs later will breakfast at the Lake- of June. UTAH WAGON TRAIN the 1952-53 school year at the so­ Delicious Food Carefully Packed Eileen Downs spoke on devotions wood Country club as guests of St. Margaret Mary’s circle can CARTOON — COMEDY luneliient ■ DInhtr, dality meeting on Friday, May 23. or a la Carta To Taka Out! to Our Lady o f Fatima. the PTA. celed its meeting scheduled for He will be assisted by Shirley Dun- Mr.s. Robertj Spalding was in­ SUN. . MON. . TUES. Surprltlesly Rtoionoblt Prices Donald David Wyant, Jr., son June 4. The next meeting of this JUNE 1-2.3 N EW CHINA CAFE ^ Mr. and Mrs. Donald David ivant, vice prefect; Larry Brown, stalled as the new president o f the circle will be Wednesday, Sept. 3 TREMONT AT IROAOWAT 0 treasurer: and Jean Scheer, secre­ Wyant, Sr., 1756 Race street, was Altar and Rosary society May 23 Our Lady o f Guadalupe circle Ray Milland • Helena Carter I1:}» A.M. laMIdelta ^ After-Theatre Snacks tary. The special committee chair­ Technicolor baptiz^ last Sunday by Monsi in the assembly room of the rec­ also has canceled its June meeting. Colfax at Clarkaon men will be Sharon Tierney, Clau- BUGLES IN THE AFTERNOON gnor Higgins, with James R. Gray tory. Other officers installed are It will meet next on the second You Will Enjoy a Snack at AL. 0766 — CH. 9702 delle Kennedy, Donald Buckley, and Margaret Marvel as sponsors Mrs. J. J. Jacobucci, first vice Monday o f September. Gigi Perreau - Mark Stevena and Jerry Forkner. president; Mrs. James Buckley, Boggio'i New "OYSTER" BAR Donald was born May 3. The Oblates o f St. Benedict will REUNION IN RENO The grade school servers had an second vice president; Mrs. Brad­ St. Philomena’s Men’s club fin hold their Holy Hour in the church ice cream treat on Monday after­ ley Lane, third 'vice president; ished construction o f the book on Tuesday, June 3, at 8 o ’clock. noon. Mrs. Edwin Williams, by proxy, ARGONAUT HOTEL ren^l shelves this past week in recording secretary: Mrs. Andrew All Catholics of Denver over the time for the storage o f the books The eighth graders extend sin Hagerty, corresponding secretary; age o f 15 who are interested in Where Denver’s Society Entertains for Lnneheons and Dinnera lADD's Q Greatest AC7/0N Spectacle! by committee members. The Men’s cere thanks to the seventh grade Mrs. T. Raymond Young, financial becoming Oblates are Invited to FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR BRIDGE PARTIES, club will paint the cabinets to children and their parents for the secretary; Mrs. E. J. McCabe, attend this Holy Hour. DANCES AND DINNERS PHONE MAIN SIOl match the auditorium facilities. dinner party honoring the gradu­ treasurer; and Mrs. M. L. Matte, On Thursday, June 6, at 7:45 Beantifnl Ballrooma Private Dining Roomi Banns of marriage were an ates on Monday evening. Alphonse by proxy, historian. there will be-a Holy Hour for the nounced for F. Fallon Evans of St Frei was the master of ceremon­ As her welcome to the new parish in preparation for the first Philomena’s and Miss Jane M, ies. He presented a spiritual bou­ president, Mrs. William L. Earley, Friday. The office of the Blessed Famum of Our Lady of Lourdes quet to Father Murphy, the class retiring president, presented Mrs. Sacrament will be recited and the and William Francis Boyle, Jr. gift for the school to Sister Maria Spalding with a corsage. To ex­ Holy Hour will close with Bene­ (Uriy of St. Philomena’s and Miss Ade­ Teresa, and a remembrance to Mrs, press the appreciation of the so­ diction o f the Blessed Sacrament Shirley Savoy Hotel laide Margaret Rausch of St. Zint, gym instructor. Carol Wor ciety for the work done by her Confessions jn preparation for Tedml(xte Lincoln Room Mary’s Cathedral, St. Cloud, Minn land and Colleen Prochazka gave during the past year. Father John the first Friday, June 6, will be Parishioners were asked to give a class history; Monica Golden Scannell presented Mrs. Earley heard on Thursday afternoon, HOSPITALITY HEADQUARTERS on Sunday the equivalent of two read the class will; Mary Jo Cat­ with an imported statue of the Sa­ June 5, from 4:30 to 6:J0 and in Six Banquet Rooma— Large i^ d Small per cent of their weekly income lett gave the class prophecy, and cred Heart. the evening from 7:30 to 9. Masses STARTS TOMORROW a “ thank you’’ was presented by Otttatanding Fooda If this division merits the parish At the business meeting, which for the first Friday will be said CALIF. ioner’s approval, the budget is 50 Donna Kelly to the jeventh gra­ opened with the recitation o f the at 6:45 and 8 o ’clock. DEXHAM A T 18 th Information—Mrs. Long—AC. 3138 cents per week for a weekly salary ders. Rosary led by Father Scannell, Commencing Monday, June 2, of $25, $1 per week for a weekly Mary Klinke, seventh grade pu­ yearly reports were presented by weekday Masses will 1^ said at salary of $50, and $2 per week for pil, won third place in the Arch­ the committee chairmen. 6:45 and 8 o ’clock. a weekly salary of $100. bishop’s essay opntest. As her first act as president, Sunday, June 1, will be Com­ Mrs. Spalding announced her com­ An extra Mass at 9:30 o’clock munion day for ^families'in the mittee chairmen as follows: Ways A-H group. will be said on Memorial day as a and means, Mmes. C. T. Gabelman JhfL J£otuA. fieom , convenience to the parishionera. Sunday Mass in Buffalo Paul John Jacobucci, son o f Mr. and W. E. Mogai^ hospitality, Mrs. and Mrs. Jean J. Jacobucci o f this The Men’s club meeting win be Gerard Smith; altars and linens, (Manastment of Gather and Frank Fonf) held Thursday evening at 8 in the parish, will receive his diploma Is Boon to Fisherman, Mrs. James J. Johnson; member­ from Cathedral high school at its Festive Luxurious Dining Without Extravagance. school auditorium. St. Philomena’; ship, Mrs. Frank Bruno; sick, Mrs. school closes Thursday, May 29 graduation ceremonies. Visitors to Mountains J. H. McMorrow; deanery, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Newton Finest Chinese and American Fotds. and will reopen after Labor day, H. C. Ely; publicity, Miss E. G. Graduation will be Sunday eve are the parents o f their second A BaautifuJ LaoUm Llsbt«d Diolnt Room In tha Vetarana of Fortlm W an St. Elizabeth’s church in Buf­ Murphy; circles, Mrs. Harold Col­ boy, Charles Francis. Mrs. Newton ning at 7 :30 o’clock in the church falo reopened Sunday, May 25. The lins; and program, Mrs. William ^ Homo John S. Stawart Poat No. 1 The Easter and bim on th ly is the former Eleanor Grannell, Very Rev. Monsignor Elmer J. Swigert. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank statement of parish contributions Open 11 a.m. to Midnight— Closed Tuesday Kolka of the archdiocesan Catholic Mmes. E. 0. Nord, Clifton Carr, Grannell. ■* was distributed at all the Masses (Open to the Public) Charities office acts as pastor of H. W. Hawes, Stanley Nowack, Newcomers to the parish are Montrita, a camp for Catholic the mountain parish in the sum­ Elton Kerr, J. J. Jacobucci, and Mr. and Mrs. Gqshurst, who have girls from 10 to 16, sponsored by Ninth Avenue at Speer Blvd. KEyatone 7918 mertime. Robert Spalding o f the Mary Im­ purchased a home at 140 S. Elm the Junior Catholic Daughters of Mass each Sunday is at 10 maculate circle were hostesses for street. America, will open for a six-week o’clock. The Buffalo church, which the social hour at which they Mrs. William Horan was hostess Internationally Famous period on June 22. Information draws large numbers of fishermen served refreshments. This was the to St. Patrick’s circle for an eve­ and reservations may be made at in the summer months, is located last meeting of the society until n in g 'o f bridge May 21. Mmes. SP. 9210. on highway 126 about 45 minutes the last Friday in September. * Douglas White and A1 Jepson re­ Six three-room apartments in by car from Denver. To reach the The new officers o f the Parent- ceived the bridge awards. St. Philomena’s parish w ill_ b e church motorists are instructed to Teachers’ association installed at the May meeting by Mrs. Matt JIS Kilts AlOVt BVtIGItIV OX C0 I CkISI available soon. Information may drive highway 285 to one mile past be obtained by stopping at thofrec- Schaffer’s Crossing where highway Saya, president of the Catholic Phona Ererfreen 25 tory after Mass. 126 is intersected; St. Elizabeth’s Parent-Teacher league, are Mrs. CHRIS MAUER : JEANNE MAUER May devotions will be held each is about 10 miles south on this James G. Cudmore, president; Mrs. evening this week at 7:45. Bene road. Harold Stauffer, first vice presi­ Now Open for the 1952 Season diction prayers were asked for the dent; Mrs. King Thompson, sec­ seriously ill: Arthur LaBossiere, ond vice president; Mrs. Pat Mc­ A \^ ide Selection of $

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w w w w w w w w w ' > FITTIIVG AI^D STYLING Blessed Sacrament School Graduation Set Today’s technique of making and fitting your glasses as> MARY WEINECKE, 79, formerly of grandchildren. Requiem Mass Is being (B leed Sacrament Pari.h, as sponscp"s. On May 24, Anita Mrs. Peter Schoendaller o f the Sherman as her sponsor. She made sures you years of comfortable and efficient seeing. Today’s Grand Forkst N. Dak. Mother of Mrs. celebrated in St. Bernadette’s church Deneer) Gertrude Barrett of Linton. N. Dak.; Thursday. May 29, Interment Mt. Olivet. Freeman, J. Louie Freeman, Lin- PTA. her First Holy Communion on As­ colorful, beautiful, and flattering frame designs will enable Mrs. Veronica Burke of San Luis Obispo, Capitol mortuary. Following the 8 o’clock Mass on wood Russtell, and Mark LaBate, Monsignor Campbell presented cension Thursday in the 6:15 Calif.; and Oliver F. and Ferdinand J. RUTH HERNANDEZ, 64, of 2544 Sunday, June 1, the Rt. Rev. Mon­ the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lynn Campbell, a seven^ grade o’clock Mass. you to put your best face forward. Wienecke, both of Denver. Interment Stout street. Wife of Alfonso G. Her­ signor Harold V. Campbell will Grand Forks, N. Dak. Olinger mortuary. nandez: mother of Andrew and Bessie LaBate, made their First Holy student, who placed second in Paul Hannon, son of Mr. and MARY J. COOKE, 66, 3567 Lafayette Herna|idez; and grandmother of Richard present diplomas to 44 graduates Communion in the 8:15 Mass. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr’s essay Mrs. Harry J. Hannon, a member street. Wife of Paul V. Cooke; mother and Virgil Hernandez. Recitation of the of the Blessed Sacrament school. John F. Guilfoyle, who under­ contest, with a sterling silver cross of the Junior Newman club in the of Mrs Jacqueline Adcock, Mrs. Eleanor Rosary will be held Friday, May 80. in He will also award four scholar­ went surgery in a local hospital, and chain. SWU^ERT BROS. Simmington, Mrs. Marilyn Nash., and the Civic Center chapel. Requiem Mass Blessed Sacrament parish, was Cpl. Thomas « J. Cooke, stationed in will be celebrated in Sacred Heart church ships as follows: Marjorie Mur­ is recuperating. Miss Catherine The guest speaker, the Rev. J. honored twice last week, first Japan; grandmother of Michael and Gary Saturday, May 31, at 9:15. Interment ray, Cathedral high school; Mary Sullivan and Mrs. Michael Foley Harley Schmitt, was enthusiasti­ when he was made editor-in-chief ISSO California KEytione 76^1 Nash and Stephen Adcock; and sister Mt. Olivet. Capitol mortuary. Ann Lawrenson and Helen Elliott, are patients in St. Joseph’s hospi­ •t of Mrs. Loretta Wollenhaupt Requiem WILLIAM P. NELAN cally received. He discussed his ex­ of the Spotlight, the East Denver St. Mary’s academy; and Dick tal.' Edward Vosacek, who was a periences in Rome, as well as his Belter Fition Good Service Mass was celebrated May 28 in An­ William P. Nelan. retired Denver po­ high school paper, j and secondly nunciation church. Interment Mt. Olivet. liceman, died Hay 28 at the age of 74. Murphy, Regis high school. patient in St. Joseph’s hospital, travels to other European coun­ for Every Age Optometrists At Right Prices when he was 'lecteS president of Horan mortuary. Requiem High Mass was celebra^d in The graduates are Maureen Ag- returned to his home May 26. tries and the Holy Land. the Junior Red Cross for the city. CATHERINE J. CRONIN, 53. 723 St. Joseph's cbunch May 26. geler. Bill Archambault, John GLASSES INDIVIDUALLY STYLED Delaware, Wife of Leo Cronin; sister Mr. Nelan, who lived at 229 W. First •150 at PTA Meet The Mothers’ club will meet in This covers all schools, both public of Mrs. Phoebe Wilson, Mrs. Elisabeth avenue, was bom Oct. 18, 1877, in Ar­ Baker, Don Berard, Maurice Boer- About 150 members attended the the new school Monday, June 2, and parochial. rAAAA.A.AA.AAA.AAAAA.AAAA A. A. A. A.., Liston, and. Mrs. Robert Payne, all of lington. Ifl. In 1904 he married Jessie at 8 o’clock. Denver; Mrs. Robert Sanders of Han­ Edna Graves in La Moille, 111. Mrs. ■f + May devotions consisting of the over, N. Mex.; and Robert Geiger. Chevy Nelan died in 1936. Miss Nadine Burley, after a recitation of the Rosary, the Lit­ Chase, Md. Requiem Mass was celebrated A veteran of the Spanish American course of instructions, was re^ any of the Blessed Mother, and in St. Elisabeth’s church May 24. Inter­ war. Mr. Nelan served in Puerto Rico. ceived into the Church and bap­ Benediction of the Most Blessed ment Mt. OHvet. Haran mortuary. He came to Denver 35 years ago and Kindergarten Rites GEORGE E. AMATO, 64. 2027 W. joined the Denvel* police force. Because tized by the Rev. William J. Mul- Sacrament are held every evening 27th avenue. Brother of Tony, Pete. of an injury he suffered in capturing a cahy May 21, with Miss Katherine at 7:30 in the church. Marion. Jake, and ^ames Amato. Mrs. bank robber, he retired from the police Angelina Urso, Mrs. Mary Baldi. and force and became manager of the Con­ Mrs. Josephine Massola. Requiem High tinental Life Insurance Co. for Colorado. Mass was celebrated in Our Lady of Survivors are a son, Gerald Nelan of Mt. Carmel church May 24. Boulevard Dover, Del.; a sister, Mrs. Catherine mortuary. Wolford of Englewood; a brother. Frank ROBERT CASSIDY, 65, 4410 Elisa Nelen of Chicago; and two nieces, Mrs. beth street. Husband of Ella Cassidy; Kay Snyder and Mrs. Margaret Vanous. father of Margaret Cassidy, Douglas MARY E, SCOTT Cassidy, and Mrs. Helen Judish. He is Requiem High Mass was celebrated also survived by three grandchildren. for Mary E Scott, of 461 S. Grant Requiem High Mass was celebrated May street, May 28 in St. Francis de Sales’ 26 in Our Lady of Grac# church. Inter­ church. Burial as in Mt. Oliyet. ment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard mortuary. Miss Scott died May 25 after a long JOSEPHINE DOAK, 82, 3731 Zuni illness. She was 18. street. Requiem High Mass was cele­ She was born in Denver Dec. 10, 1983. brated May 26 in St. Patrick’s church. In 1951, she was graduated from St Interment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard mor­ Francis de Sales’ high school. tuary. Surviving her are her parents, Mr. and PAUL SLUMSKI, 61. of 3750 Del- Mrs. W. J. Scott of Denver, and gany street. Husband of Mary Slum^ki; brother, John W., of Denver. father of Frank Slumski and Leona Wicks; and brother of Helen Heister, all of Denver; Johanna Christy and Paula Crotts. both of San Diego. Calif. He Pentecost Transformed is also survived by three granddaugh­ ters. Requiem High Mass was cele­ Apostles to Firebrands brated May 28 in Annunciation church. !§;ale! Interment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard mor­ (Latin Diocesan Ordo) tuary. June 1-7, 1952: June 1. Pente­ MARIETTA SANTANGELO, 67, 2345 W. 33rd avenue. Mother of Lucy Bat­ cost Sunday, when the Holy Spirit tista, Nettie Pietrefeso. Roxie and descended upon the Apostles, in Henry Santangelo, Angela Peterson. the fulfillment of Christ’s promise, Pauline Pavone, and Anne Wiggins: also survived by four grandchildren and one to transform them from diffident great-grandchild. Requiem High Mass laggards to firebrands of zeal. SEVENTY-FOUR KINDERGARTEN STUDENTS of was celebrated in Mt. Carmel church June 2, Monday within the Octave iV y lo ii May 24. Interment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard of Pentecost. June 3, Tuesday Blessed Sacrament school, Denver, took part in the May mortuary. crowning ceremony held in the church May 25. Little Karel Purfurst LEOPOLDO TAFOYA, 55, 3220 Curtis. within the Pentecost octave. June Requiem Mass is being celebrated Thurs­ 4, Wednesday within the Pente­ placed the crown on the statue of the Blessed Virgin Mary while the day, May 29, in Sacred Heart church at cost octave; also the first summer other tots sang May hymns. The Rev. William Mulcahy and the Tricot 9U5 o’clock. Interment Mt. Olivet. Rev. Anton Borer, S.M.B., may be seen in the picture. Also present Mon II men ts IRMA L. GONSER, 79, 2013 Champa. Ember day. The Ember days, in I sets o f three, occur once in each was the pastor, the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Harold V. Campbell.— (Photo JERRY BREEN We hare erectqd many beauti­ Mother of Harriet Mearl and Charles Gonser and Glade Tennyson, all of Den­ season as times of penance. June by Abdoo studio) ful monuments in Mt. Olivet ver; sister of Mrs. Mirta Myers, Water­ 5, Thursday within the Pentecost Lingerie Tlorist Cemetery. loo. Ind.: grandmother of Beatrice + + + + -f- Shively. Washington: Charles Royce, octave. June 6, Friday within the 1004 15th Sl. California; Louise Vecchiarelli, Lucille octave; also the second summer sig, Jean Cattermole, John Car-1 PTA meeting May 26, and *wit- A. T. THOMSON Clapham, William, Harold, and Wallace Ember day, June 7, Saturday bone, John Chambers, George nessed the crowning of the statue MAId 2279 Royce, Charles, Jr.; Thomas, Harold, and Coughlin, Mary Conway, Garland 600 Sherman St. TA. 8018 Donald Gonser, all of Denver. Requiem within the octave and third sum­ of Our Lady of Fatima at the out­ Mass was celebrated in Mt. Carmel mer Ember day. The Paschal sea­ Conway, Jim Creamer, Paula Cur­ door shrine by Sheila Kelly, an ALL FIRST church May 24. son closes June 7. ran, Barbara Doyle, Helen Elliott, eighth grade student. 1719 Trtmont PI ALEX URBANOVICZ. Requiem Mass Sally Friedland, Sylvia Genero, QUALITY... MADE was celebrated in the students' chapel, It was decided at the meeting John Geraghty, Gerald' Gordon, that a tape recorder be purchased BY ONE OF OUR OENVEK'8 HOST Regis college. May 26. Day mortuary. New Hospital for Manila 60S Uth St. MARY DOLORES JOY LOBATO, 8 Karlyn Henderson, Mary Jean by the PTA for use in the school, months, of 2918 Champa street. Daugh­ BEST LINGERIE PROGRESSIVE 625 E. 17tli Ats Manila.—A large ultramodern Horst, Sheila Kelly, Terry Kirley, and a $25 check was presented to ter of Mr. and M'rs. Robert Lobato; Catholic hospital on Dewey boule­ Pat Kirley, Dave Larson, Grace the sisters at the convent for a MAKERS 606 E. 13th A n granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Rael, Mr. and Mrs. John Lobato. Inter­ vard will be opened soon to replace Ludlow, Mary Ann Lawrenson, picnic at their chalet. ment Mt. Olivet. Trevino mortuary. the old San Juan de Dios hospital, m ? -4 l Market BL 618 E. 16tb An. Susan Geiger, Bill McCarthy, New officers were elected and TAbor 6371 VAN ANTWERP SANDS, 82. 2270 destroyed when the city was Cody. Father of Paul J. Sands; and Dean Mackell, Donna Mackell, were installed by Mrs. James grandfather of Anna E. and Susan Sands. bombed in World war II. The new Mary Lee McLaughlin, Betty Foley, outgoing president of the Requiem Mass was celebrated in St. St. John of God hospital will be Matty, Dick Murphy, Marjorie CPTL. They are Mrs. Howard Mary Magdalene’s church May 26. Capi­ served by the Sisters of Charity. Murray, Fred Powers, Mary De­ Wegs, president; Mrs. Robert For- tol mortuary. Archbishop Gabriel M. Reyes of CLARITA CHAVEZ, 81. 2441 Stout. nise Humphreys, Terry Reynolds, ness, first vice president; Mrs. LIESVELD MEMORIAL CO. Mother of Euphemia Barry, Durango; Manila is chairman of the hospital Dave Scherer, Jack Styers, Jim Robert Miles, second vice presi­ Alfonsa Maestas, Durango: Rose Thurs­ board. Styers, Robert Thrasher, Kenny dent; Mrs. Arthur Cassidy, record­ 13000 WEST 44TH AVENUE ton. Denver: Sofia Salazar, Denver; Hazel Ryan, and Mary Whitefield. ing secretary; Mrs. Mary Carbone, 6.95 PETTISKIRT 3 .9 9 Quintana, Oxnard. Calif.; Elvira Landa. Reds’ Purge Ineffective WHEAT RIDGE, COLORADO Denver: Salomon, Henry, Jose, and The class will be guests of the corresponding secretary; Mrs. Alex Chavez of Denver. She is also sur­ Paris. — Despite a thorough PTA at a breakfast in the Park Francis X. Coyle, treasurer; and vived by 60 grandchildren, and 10 great­ purge in which 17,466 full and Lane hotel following the gradua­ Mrs. Joseph Dowd, historian. 12.95 FROTHY SLIPS 6 .9 9 grandchildren. Sister of Guadalupita Arvada 0499R3 Montoya. Durango; and David Sena, probationary members of the party tion. Mrs. Byron Welsh presented a or ALpine 0111 Denver. Requiem Mass was celebrated in were expelled, the Bulgarian Com­ Lynn Campbell of the seventh Missal to the outgoing president, Sacred Heart church May 28. Interment munist party has been penetrated grade, won second place- in Arch­ Mrs. Peter Schoendaller, on behalf 12.95 GRECIAN GOWNS 6 .9 9 Mt. Olivet. Capitol mortuary. We furnish transporta­ by “ avowed enemies” of the re­ bishop Urban J. Vehr’s essay con­ of Monsignor Campbell and the tion to and from our dis­ ANNA LINDQUIST. 59. of 1443 Slas- gime, according to statements in bury, Lakewood. Wife of Edward C. Lind­ test “ Incidents in the Lives of Our PTA. Mrs. Robert Miles presented 19.95 PLEATED GOWNS 1 2 .9 9 play with no obligation. quist; mother of Betty Woodward of the Cominform’s official weekly Pioneer Bishops.” Lynn will be her with a corsage on behalf of Lakewood; Patricia Searlc of Denver, published in Bucharest. How Bul­ presented with a copy of the New the staff Across from and Carol Lindquist of Lakewood; and garian Communism was so success- .sister of Thomas, Joseph, Daniel; Alice. Testament at a ceremony to be Monsignor Campbell was the re­ Spectacular purchase of this beautiful, beautiful linge­ Mt, Olivet Cemetery Teresa Cain, and Kathreine Byrne, all of ftlly infiltrated “ remains to be held June 1. cipient of a birthday gift, as was Chicago. She is also survived by four solved.” i ^ a r Cloth It Gift Mrs. James Foley, and Mrs. How­ rie! Savings up to and MORE! Every garment The aPrar cloth used at all the ard Wegs. Presentation was by bears the label of one of our most renowned, nation­ Masses May 25 was the gift of the members of St. Rita’s circle,t The ally advertised makers. Slips, pettiskirts and gowns . . . work on the heavily embroidered some lavished withtfilmy fragile nylon net . . .others cloth was done b^ the Carmelite nuns in Littleton. beautifully draped in figure flattering styles. Each Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Maguire, made te give smooth perfection fit. accompanied by their nephew, Ray Phillips, will leave May 30 for Mil­ Outstanding Facilities waukee, Wis., to ^isit their son Wanted Edward, a Jesuit scholastic. An­ I other son, Adrian, who is with the FBI in Washington, will join the Housekeeper and cook family in Milwaukee for a visit. for Catholic Services On May 24 marriage vows were for Denver rectory. exchanged by Rosalee Reeves, Where Denver Shop* with Clonlidence • Keyztone 2111 daughter *of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Good salary, reasonable Reeves, and Philip J. Mader, Jr., •W'r-’ prior to a Nuptial Mass offered hours, superior accom­ by Monsignor Campbell. CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING J Miss Yvonne Fritz was the maid modations. R eferen ces of honor, and Pat Coursey was the best man. A wedding breakfast required. Write or call ► Classilied Ads was served in the Olin hotel, and in the afternoon ji reception was y It will pay you to read ALL o f the following adTertitementa* held 'in the home of the bride. The Register, After a wedding trip the young, couple will make their home in P. O. Box 1620, -^ L P WANTED—FEMALE CARPENTER WORK First Class cabinet maker, carpenter and Denver. • Will give room board to woman for com­ Phone KEystone 4205. remodeling, PEarl 6241. Five Children Baptized panion. Light work, some wages. Refer­ A convert class for school chil­ ences. £A 2883. ' LODGING dren conducted by the Rev. Anton REAL ESTATE— FOR SALE LA HKRMOSA ilOTEL. Modem rooms and J. Borer, S.M.B., resulted in the reasonable rates. Across from Holy Gboot Baptism of five children by Father Church. MAin 9663. Borer May 23. A daughter and ST. PHILOMENA’S PARISH 850 Milwaukee DRUGGISTS two sons of Dr. and Mrs. J. Louie Living room , with fireplace, full dining Freeman were baptized, as fol­ room, S large bedrooms, kitchen and break­ TOUR PRESCRIPTIONS ' fast room. Full finished basement. You lows: Anita Freeman, with John HOMES FOR SALE win be filled correctly .t ^ Russell and Bernice Seymour as must see this spacious home to realize what NEIGHBORHOOD MORTUARIES an exceptionally good buy it is. Call Pearl WASHINGTON PARK PHARMACY ' sponsors; J. Louie Freeman, with Pringle with Ph. SP. 9765 1096 South Gaylord St; David Russell and Anita Freeman ST VINCENT OE PAUL MARIE SEAMAN BLACK as sponsors; and J. Franklin Free­ PARISH—^1086 to trsoi* • Realtor ' man, with J. Louie Freeman and portstioD and tbopplng. 4214 East Ck>Ifax FRemont 6739 Home Appliances 3 bedroom brick borne Anita Freeman as sponsors. Also eompleteljr redecorated MISCELLANEOUS baptized were a son and daughter throighout. Seasooablo Only $21.62 deliver* a new Maytag: ■baL of Mr. and Mrs. John Russell, Lin- $13,500 down payment. terms. Also goqd used wsshers A refriger* andrewt- WANTED—Pi«no or orz.n badly. WiU atory. 436 So. Broadway. PE. 2768. wood Russell, with Jack Creedon pay cash. KEystone 1698. and Claire Russell as sponsors, smathers co. realtor FOR SALE Electric refrigerator, $85. PAINTING & DECORATING' with David Russell and Bernice Plano, $25. Gaa range with beat regulator, Seymour acting as proxies for the SH. 2449 b'OR pap.rh.nzmg and painting eall Anton $25. Combination radio, $86. Waiher, $15 Beringer 15S Madlwm EA. 1286. latter; and Deborah Russell, with 716 Santa Fe. James Kelly and Bernice Seymour WALLPAPER Hanging Painting Exclu.ive patio, and barbecue pita made modeling Call KE. 6798. ST. LOUIS PARISH from eolored atone. Free cetimata. .Call Potato Famine Making SU. 9-S966. Macaroni Very Popular An older 3 bedroom, modern ’Painting & Decorating^ stucco home; part basement; BRICK REPAIRS ’ While super markets and neigh­ ^ Complete Service ^ borhood grocers pondered empty forced air gas heat; garage; Nnbriatona Work, brick pointing and re­ kit’s Glean-Up^Paiot-Up season agnln,' pair.. E, Nolan, FL6468. potato bins and dwindling spud loan o f $8,6501 Call for more so give us a call for a job you ( can bo satisfied with. supplies, the housewife is finding in fo rm a tio n on 2751 Sonth BRICK REPAIRS; SpeciaUring in brick an answer to the shortage by pointing and repairing, also caulking and Lincoln. Priced at $11,500. painting. BE. 8-0646. WALTER EVANS Gay-Note Decorating Co. * switching to macaroni products. 8177 Benton St kCall FL. 6237 GE. 8311 The .changeover to macaroni ■r / products is gaining momentum and 3948 SOUTH LINCOLN * ELECtRICAL WORK | T * r^ locally t h e American Beauty Complete Electrical Service, Repaita, re­ Macaroni company is experiencing 6 year old, 2 bedroom Johns- wiring, new outlet., new houM wiring. CARY'S a sudden satisfying surge in sales. Manville home, with basement Commercial wiring. For a Good Job Every 1500 S. Broadway A. S. Vagnino, vice president of Time. Call apartment; large L shaped liv­ OSTRANDER ELECTRIC CO. the American Beauty Macaroni GR. 6683 2546 16th St We Pay Cash company, reported that macaroni ing room and d in e tte com­ bined; gas fo r c e d air heat; For Used Furniture I. COIFAX AT MAONOIIA sales have jumped 15 per cent in rOWELS & UNEN SUPPLY the past two weeks and indica­ patio with outside fire place. and tions are that they will continue Priced $14,500. MOUNTAIN TOWEL * SUPPLY CO. to spiral. Sarrica farnlabad for Officaa, Barbara, Miacellaneout Iteraa The reason for the switch is that Raatanranta. Star.., and Bianqntta PE. 4014 RA. 6423^ B. W, BECKIU8. Manager OPEN EVENINGS TILL t ».Bt macaroni has a caloric content 1227 Cnrtli S t HA. 7966 similar to potatoes, with a few WILSON & WILSON proteins thrown in for good meas­ ure. Realtors

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Strange But True The Case of the Dangerous Dandelions ^h ji^id oJim lS u TWO CNURCNES IN ONE CHURCHVARD. By Jack H eher Notice that the name of the organization has DIGGING DANDELIONS ST ia w r e n c e ’s . Evesh a m (E ngland) w as is not generally re­ the word "movement” in it. This is a plan of ac­ built ■for pilgrims to the nearby Abbey garded as an act of Christian charity; but ,it could tion ; the plan is there but the action is the heart So they wouftt not crowd out townsfolic ' be. Buying a pound of liver may not seem a pro­ of the matter. And the action is designed to solve i ■from, their own parish, church, Group Haters Make Poor Allies pitious beginning for a conversion; but it could be. "all the problems.” A tremendous aim; one that w ALL SAINTS. By Paul H. Hallett jbut who was allowed to speak authors describe to objectively And baby-sitting, selling parish bazaar tickets, and might discourage the investigator. W ho can even To my mind the best service because he fed the prejudices and so mordantly. I. M. O’Neill, painting the church basement do not seem partic­ begin to unwrap the cocoon of mundane problems performed by the excellent new of many of those jirominent in when he spoke at Loretto Heights ularly attuned to the spiritual life; but they can be. and touch the soul of a man, or a neighborhood, book published by the Anti-De­ •the congregation. There was no a few months ago, tbld me that It is such a simple plan that it escapes prac­ or k nation ? famation league, The Trouble- thought that Paul Blanshard, the Jewish leadership is, by and Makers, is its clear demonstra­ with his secularist philosophy, large, distrustful of Blanshard. tically everyone, this adapting of everyday life to It will make the laity incredulous, and provoke tion of the undependability of would, if triumphant, make the The uneasiness of Protestants, the purposes of salvation. N o one would deny that a "who, me?” reaction, but the laity has the knife hate. No stable religious group church in which he spoke very though not so evident, is becom­ his aim is the saving of his soul; no one would nearly unusable. There was no to slit )he cocoon, and the laity has also the obliga- can gain lasting advantage for ing more and more pronounced. admit that hell is his objective. But the purpose itself by striking up a temporary expressed misgiving about dis­ THE “MEDICINE MEN,” galion to do.it. The Christian Family Movement is alliance with the professional loyalty to the Christian religion. who occupy so large a portion of life becomes a nebulous sermon topic in the a "movement” for the laity. They do the observ­ As far. as could be observed, exploiters of ill will— sooner 6r of this book, are men of the welter of modern living. Saving one's soul becomes ing of problems; they judge what should be done later these agitators are the there was only satisfaction in Harvey Springer type, some­ not so important as saving 15 cents at a super­ the words of a man who shared about it; and then they act. A n d that is where the nemesis of those who hope to use times, like the Englewood Baptist market sale. them. a small-minded hatred o f the preacher, heads of congregations ■digging of dandelions comes in. We witnessed a deplorable in­ Catholic Church. WHAT ARE THE PRESSURES that squeeze or sects, sometimes connected THE WOMAN NEXT DOOR has two chil- stance of this sort last Decem­ BLANSHARD is not dealt ■with no sect, although they are spirituality out of modern life? There are economic \ THE FEAST OF THE HOLV CROSS \ j dren; her husband is a traveling salesman who is \ ( M A Y S ) IS c e l e b r a t e d 4 MortTHS \ ber, when one of the largest with in The Trouble-Makers, almost all religious demagogues. pressures: Where to live, how to manage four or UA1TR BY NATIVES OF UCHUSQUILLO Protestant churches in the state which confines its attentions to They all are anti-Semitic, often five children in a cramped apartment or a "birth- home twice a month; and dandelions in the family h a c i e n d a , PERU, m t h ' Picn/R£$qucj>tcnjR£$qut ) or was turned over to the use of a the crude artists of discord; but anti-Negro, and universally, we lawn may bring the neighbors to regard the woman CEREMONY AND DANCING. ' man who gives no evidence that basically he is no different from suspect, anti-Catholic, although control house;” how to make a fixed salary ex­ W rSji.si'Slii'iAw he believes in God or a hereafter, the “ medicine men” whom the they do not all see fit to make pand to meet inflation; how to erect a defense as anti-social. She has no time to dig the d^de- their bias known. Sometimes, against "easy” credit and a "keep-up-with-the- lions and the neighbors, with their own lawns like Springer, they start out with Jones' ” mentality. There are social pressures: The clipped and chaste, begin to complain. Whispers No Unity in Division anti-Semitism, and then shift run about the back fences. Frigid stares become their main interest to attacks current notion that wealth is something that must By R ev. R obert E. Kekeisen free to derive his own meaning common. The woman feels a faint chill. Until from important Scriptural texts, against the Church. The anti- show in house, automobile, and clothes; the ex­ A METHODIST BISHOP, Semites also furnish many of the all will believe differently, and cessive individualism that demands an indifferent Charlie, who believes in action, solves the difficulty % speaking at the International recruits for the professional none can be sure that he is very easily: He recruits his two boys and they dig 'WAILING WALL" Convention of Disciples of Negro baiters. attitude toward neighbors; the need for constant Christ held in Chicago last right and the rest, wrong. awareness that many of the persons in the com­ dandelions for the woman. The atmosphere clears; JERUSALEM, week, called on Protestant sects But God’s truth is single, un­ I doubt that most of these men smiles appear; the sun shines on 23rd avenue. WHERE JEWS MOURN changeable, irrefutable, absoS who deal in group passions feel munity are pagans with pagan values. And then, THEIR TRANSGRESSIONS I “to give unwavering loyalty to constructive plans for uniting lute; and hence it does not ad­ very deeply themselves. They of course, there are the stomach-turning crises in This is, of course, a simple problem, but the A N D THE LOSS OF TMEIR J have an itch for power, and they our churches.” The Churchman mit of human misinterpreta­ essence of the Christian Family Movement is illus­ TEMPLE, IS too FEET/ are willing to court the support national and international life; and there is W AR. was fervent in his plea that all tion. This is one of the main HIGH, ONLY HALF IS of any group that will further These problems are personal, but they are at trated in it. The gist o f the movement is neigh­ ABOVE GROUND. co-operate zealously in “bring­ reasons that Jesus established His Church— to give all men a their ambitions. Gerald K. the same time general; they numb the souls of in­ borliness, and, through neighborliness, the exten­ ing back Christ’s scattered flock Smith, notorious in the field, has into one fold.” single seat of heaven-directed dividuals but they also paralyze the soul of the sion of charity, of Christ, into every home^of the wooed the co-operation of (Cath­ This was the plea of the Sa­ authority, so that all could be nation. If there is one thing Catholic Americans neighborhood in a community. The founders and The Denver Catholic Register sure what the Scriptures mean, olics, although he has given all- vior, Jesus Christ, too, as He out endorsement to Harvey have in common, it is the interest in surviving promoters of the movement believe that every prob­ President...... Most Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. addressed' His Apostles at His and could order their lives ac­ cordingly. Springer. Some months ago we spiritually in a swamp of petty, materialistic, every- lem of everyday life affects the eternal salvation of Editor...... Rt. Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., Jouf.D., Litt.D., LL.D. Last Supper on earth. Our received a pamphlet wfitten by a aay problems. Or is that a gratuitous assumption? a man, and they have adapted the movement to Managing Director...... ‘...... Monsignor Jqhn B. Cavanagh, M.A., Ph.D. Blessed Lord prayed: THE WELL-MEANING well-known anti-Semite, the Rev. City Editor...... Rev. John B. Ebel, M.A., Litt.D. “HOLY FATHER, keep in Methodist Bishop who spoke Mr. Gerald B. Winrod, who Are most Catholics interested in saving their^ouls? help him solve his problems, all of them. Associate ‘ Editors— Rev. Francis Syrianey, M.A., Litt.D.; Linus Thy name those whom Thou hast at the convention, was, in effect, writes of the Englewood dema­ FOR THOSE WHO ARE there is an answer; THE MAJOR DIFFICULTIES of society to­ Riordan, Ph.D.; Rev. Robert Kekeisen, M.A., Litt.D.; Paul Hallett. appealing to his non-Catholic given Me, that they may be gogue: “ Catholics might have had simple, dynamic, provably workable. It is the Chris­ day involve the family, and it is the duty of the Litt.D.; Jack Heher, Litt.M.; Frank Morriss, B.S., LL.B., Litt.M.; Art one even as We are . . . Yet brethren to become more Cath­ Dr. Springer as partner in the tian Family Movement, which is "the only organ­ family to do something about them. If the fam­ Editor, Leo Canavan, M.F.A. not for these only do I pray, olic and less Protestant, whether struggle against Communism had he realized the implication of but for those also who through some of their leaders not grabbed ization designed to help all the people of a com­ ily is interested in eternal salvation, that is. Entered as second class matter at the postoffice at Denver, Colo. his statement or not. For their word are to believe in Me, the anti-Protestant bait that was munity solve all their problems, and thereby help Thii Paper Printed Entirely By Union Labor Catholicity, shored up by God, The address of the headquarters of the Chris­ that all may be one, even as dangled before them” (Protest­ the priest in his job of bringing all the people tian Family Movement is Room 1808, 100 West Published Weekly by Thou, Father, in Me and I in has maintained a monumental antism and Catholicism, p. 13). Thee; that they may also be unity of faith and government “ Dr.” Springer was hurt, one within his parish back to Christ.” M onroe street, Chicago 3, III. THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY, (Inc.) (under the Pope, Peter’s 20th- one in Us, that the world may gathers from the Winrod pamph­ 938 Bannock Street, 1 century successor) ever since believe that Thou hast sent Me” let, because Denver Catholics she received her divine man­ Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 1620 (John xvii, 11, 20-21). would not join with him in his date from Christ to “ teach all anti-Jewish campaign. Thoughtless Subscription; Besides being a prayer that nations.” By R ev. Rawley Myers haps disgruntled if God does not and those upon whom we are par-' the unity of His followers might ON THE OTHER HAND, ?1.00 per year in Archdiocese of Denver. But Protestantism, in a seem­ MOST OF US CONSIDER answer our prayer, line and ticularly dependent. Do we ever be preserved, Christ’s appeal to those few Catholics who have ac­ ingly conscious effort to divorce ourselves persons of good man­ verse, just as we request it. pause to realize that at this very $1.50 per year Outside Archdiocese of Denver. His Heavenly Father was a clear cepted the anti-Semite bait have itself from the unity of faith ners and gentle disposition. But The fact is that if God were not momqnt God is sustaining us in Canada, $2.25 a year per subscription. statement of one of the chief invariably proved rebellious, even and rule imposed by Christ as are we? In truth we are most to give us one more gift (an im­ existince— and without His al­ marks by which His Church in matters not connected with Foreign countries, including Philippines, $3.00 a year. a criterion of truth, has split often considerate, kind, a n d possible thought) an eternity mighty aid we could not live should be recognized in future anti-Semitism. And some Jewish up into innumerable divisions, thoughtful of our fellowman. still would not be long enough to another second? Thursday, May 29, 1952 ages. “ That the world may be­ organizations have incurred un­ some so far removed from the But are we so with God? thank Him for all He has done. Certainly, unless we are total lieve that Thou hast sent Me,” pristine purity of Christian doc­ necessary ill will by allowing In this life ,w6 are prone to If we were to treat God with ingrates, (jod is worthy of more He said. The unity of faith and trine that they actually deny themselves to be associated with be especially kind to superiors of our time each day. OFFICIAL: ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER even as much respect and de­ government of Christ’s Church, the Divinity of Christ. secularist groups fighting re­ The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. votion as we usually give to those then, was meant by the Savior THIS IS NOT MEANT to be leased time, although the ex­ We confirm it as the official publication of the Archdiocese. What­ to be for all time one of the cer­ ample of Nazi Germany and the about us, we would have little to a shaming criticism of the ways fear about gaining heaven. ever appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or tain criteria of the truth of that o f Protestantism. Rather it is an Sovietized countries shows what The Sun,Gradually Sets those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. Church. So that, if a religious echo of Christ’s priestly prayer Jews can expect from a secular­ For instance, we would never By R ev. F rancis Syrianey ganized and poorly equipped ized society. We hope The Register will be read in every home of the sect of modern times is not for unity made at the Last think of passing by our father’s O N E OF CHURCHILL’S armies of the Nationalist, China Archdiocese. unified in its authority and its Supper. The Catholic priest, too, Hate knows no loyalties or house without at least dropping proudest boasts was that he did under Chiang Kai-shek, the in to say “ hello.” How often, We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in teachings wherever it is found, can call for gigantic efforts on guarantees. not become Prime Minister to Reds were quick to demand though, do we pass by the church the children of the Archdiocese for the reading of The Register. all over the world, that sect the part of Protestants to preside over the liquidation of China’s seat in the United cannot be the true Church of “ bring back Christ’s scattered This renewal of the social without stopping in’ Or is our the British empire. We fear, Nations. Good old Britain, an­ « Ur b a n j . v e h r , Christ, the one Church that flock into ope fold.” But it must order on Christian lines will be a faith such that we have no real however, that both his Conser­ xious for the millions o f dollars Jan. 29, 1942 Archbishop of Denver. Christ founded. be the fold fashioned by the work of sanctity or it will not jfOonviction that God dwells with- vative party and the Labor it h a d invested in China, PROTESTANTISM HAS LIT­ hand of Jesus— the one, holy. occur at all.—Jacques Maritain. party it displaced in 1950 have climbed on t h e bandwagon Forty Hours' Devotion ERALLY been ripped apart by Catholic, and apostolic Church IF SOMEONE IN THIS.LIFE seen an end to Britain’s hap­ quickly and recognized the Red ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER the practical application of one — the only religious body in the “ The merit of the cross does gave us a gift, say $5, we would piest days. It cannot be denied government and began to agi­ Week of June 1, Pentecotl Sunday of its basic doctrines— that of world today, or in any day, that not consist in its weight,” ac­ be most grateful, thanking him that the colonial policies of tate the U. S. ^0 do likewise. Deneer, St. Joteph’i convent— Francitcan mother-houie personal, private interpretation can trace its spiritual ancestry cording to St. Francis de Sales, more than once. But can anyone Great Britain have played as To protect its own selfish in­ Denver, Mullen home for the aged (13 Hour>') of the Sacred Scriptures. If back to the Apostles, including “ but in the manner in which we • of us begin to count the tre­ great a part as any single fac­ terests Britain was even willing mendous blessings God has given Meeker, Holy Family church (13 Hour*’ ) each man is told he is morally especially St. Peter, their chief. carry it.” tor in paving the'way for Com­ that Red China be given Big us? Should we be less grateful munism in the Far East; per­ Five status within the UN. To because His lavish generosity is haps, in the Middle East. the eternal credit o f the U. S., CATHOLIC RADIO LOG almost overwhelming? H o w Americans have been ac­ it resisted all pressures to rec­ often, then, do we say as little cused, and I properly, f o r their ognize Mao’s government, which FAMILY THEATER— Wedne.- Station KOA as “ thanks, Lord” even once a “dollar diplomacy,” but never finally showed its colors ■bla­ day, 8:3 0 p.m. ASK AND LEARN— Sunday. The AMERICAN National Bank day? have they added to their exploi­ tantly by intervention in Korea. 8:3 0 a.m. SACRED HEART PROGRAM If a person died to save us, tation of native peoples the cold THE BRITONS HAD to learn words could not express our love CATHOLIC HOUR — Sunday, — Sunday, 6:4 5 a.m., and 11 and domineering attitude to­ the hard way. Despite the rec­ and gratitude for him. But Christ 12 noon. p.m. of Denver ward the “ White man’s burden” ognition they hastened to give Station KFKA Greeley died hanging on a tree, suffering that has always characterized to Red (3hina, they now find untold pain and agony. the English. One of the best- A V E M ARIA HOUR— Sunday, Station KTLN that they must throw in the IF SOMEONE IN THIS LIFE known English writers, Rud- towel. Some $840,000,000 in as­ 12:30 p.m. FR. JOHN ORDINAS, C.R.— does something for us, is especi­ yard"^ Kipling, might be consid­ sets will be abandoned— obvi­ Station KFEL Sunday, 7:15-7:30 a.m. ally kind, or invites us to dinner, ered the laureate of the policy, ously at bargain rates— to the AVE MARIA HOUR— Sunday, we look for an opportunity to for it is reflected throughout his Chinese. The few hundred Brit­ ^ Station KBOL, Boulder S:30 a.m., and 11:30 p.m. reciprocate. I fear we do not very writings. ons still left in China will go SACRED HEART PROGRAM ROSARY FOR PEACE— Sun­ often think of what we can do to BUT TO THIS POLICY of to Hong Kong, the British prize day, 8:1 5 p.m. Every weekday at 7 a.m. please God—rather we are al­ cold-blooded colonialism has colony or home— if they can get ways expecting Him to come been added the folly of exped­ exit visas. through with something we al-, iency, far surpassing anything As the Dutch are losing In­ most demand. And we are often known in our country. The donesia, so will the “ tight lit­ secretly disappointed and per- latest example of the futility of tle isle” lose its many profitable such a procedure is the British holdings one by one. India is Cunning is a_ short blanket. If admission that you cannot do gone already; the others will you pull it over your face, you business with Communists, al­ follow. Greed and exploitation Hear expose your feet.— Austin O’Mal­ though they have tried in many have long since sowed the seeds. ley. ways, even to the extent of Continued opposition to legiti­ making their finest jet engines mate national aspirations o f Even in this life, God is pres­ available to the Russian;. foreign peoples provided proper ASK and LEARN ent to those who love Him, by When, in the fall of 1949, the climatic conditions. We shall all the indwelling of His grace.— Red forces of Mao swept be fortunate if the harvest is KOA St. Thomas Aquinas. through China over the disor­ not reaped by Russia. Charity Will Kill 8:30 WILL GET YOU THERE! EVERY SUNDAY MORNING Red Termites and Night Crawlers By E d Miller Negroes was markedly changed. table, and entertaining an TWO INFECTIONS, both Illiteracy has dropped from 81 acute distaste for rubbing el­ Questions on religion submitted by tbe radio If this long Memorial Day week-end makes erupting on the skin o f Amer­ per cent to less than 15 per bows with Red traitors, the audience answered on the archdiocesan broadcast. ica’s consciousness in the past cent, and poll taxes have been average American has, reluc­ you yearn for a longer vacation . . . if you're two years, have combined to eliminated by three Southern tantly, let his concern for the Booklet on Catholic Church available free of cost enfeeble honest liberalism. states, so that by 1940 the num­ problems o f others drift. to all inquirers. , creaming of warm southern beaches . . . One is the kiss of death that ber of Negroes voting in the Not to advance in this cause South rose to 211,000. By that is to retreat. Proofs that we WRITE TO ' Communism has applied to most ocean breezes and green palms, it's easy to year, also, only 34 per cent of are retrogressing in the fight ASK AND LEARN, Station KOA progressive causes: Because of the fear o f being labeled a Negro workers, formerly bound for the rights o f free men were Denver 2, Colorado convince yourself you ought to save regularly Red or a fellow-traveler, many to the land in very menial ca­ the shameful riots in Cicero, persons have abandoned to pacities, were ■working as farm 111., last summer (and especially to you'll hove the money to get you there. Red control organizations set laborers. the callous indifference dis­ up to ameliorate depressed Between 1940 and 1950 the played by police sent to quell Save the American Way now! At the Ameri­ MAin 5314 conditions of minorities. changes came with extraordi­ the affair) and the insidious The other factor that has nary rapidity. During the war murder of an outstanding Newo can your money earns interest dependably taken Americans’ minds from the number of Negroes in civil­ leader, Harry T. Moore, and his their efforts to correct social ian jobs increased by more than wife in Mims, Fla., last Christ­ F. J. KIRCHHOF and you con enjoy complete banking services and economic flaws in the U.S. 1,000,000, and in the past few mas night. years the drive for Negro civil THE KKK night crawlers plus free parking. fabric is the possibility o f war — horrible, devastating, all-out rights has roared ahead. A sue-, are still with us. We must not war; a war that will sear the cession of local court decisions give up, even for a day, the Construction Co. entire world. banned segregation of Negroes never-ending internal struggle NOT IN SPITE OF, but be­ on golf courses, in restaurants, to perfect our democracy, no cause of, these two things, theaters, bars, public sqhools, matikr what external pressures V . BUILDERS Americans should realize that and swimming pools. The Su­ are exerted. we cannot abandon the drive preme Court ruled segregation And we must not leave the We Appreciate Your Patronage for equal rights for all men, but out o f interstate busses and or­ battle against Fascism within to that we must intensify the dered state schools to furnish the Communists. A% slimy as 700 "Lawrence St. Denver, Colo. fight, for to do anything else equal facilities to Negroes. they are, we must shoulder them would be a) morally ■wrong and Scarcely four years after the out of the “ causes” and take h) playing right into the Com­ Supreme Court held ‘“ White” over the fight ourselves so that munists’ hands. primaries unconstitutional, more they cannot pervert humane en­ ESTABUSBCO lltl Despite the black picture than 1,000,000 Negroes in the deavors into grist for the Soviet ^ painted of racial tensions in the South voted in the Presidential mills. U.S. by the Reds, America does election. Two more Southern In charity and in justice we The American Fixture Co. have a fairly creditable record state?- dropped the poll tax must repudiate racial injustice Manafactortn of iTHE to this juncture. Although few (which leaves six to go), the in any of its evil forms. i Church Pews and Altars f would debate' the fact that the armed services moved to banish Unless we do this we are be­ greatest failure of American segregation, and a number of come. “ as sounding brass or a Church Furniture A M E R I C M 7 “ democracy to date has been its state laws were passed against tinkling cymbal” when we talk Bank, Office, and Store Fixtures 17TH AND LAWRENCE STREETS failure to realize real emanci­ color discrimination in public about democracy. pation (for the Negro, progress housing, education, and employ­ UNLESS WE PRACTICE MUltcork of All Kinds has been made. ment. charity, we are no better than Uember Fedenl Deposit Insttmtee CorpomtiM ACHIEVEMENTS in favor of BUT IN THE PAST two years the other hypocrites — th e. MA. 0168 F. J. Kirchhof, Pres. 1236 Arapahoe St. the Negro after the Civil war the fight has faltered — on the Kluxers and the Communists. were painfully slow, (t is true. It is, as Bishop Sheen has (L F. Stahl, Pice Pres. Denver, Colo. threshold of success. Beset By 1940, nevertheless, the sta­ by fears of his own future in a said, 11:55 p.m. on the day o f tus of the nation’s 13,000,000 war that seems almost inevi­ decision . . . m

PAGE TWELVE Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 Thuridoy, May 29, 1952 Stadium at Regis to Be Ready for Football in September + T + + He Trains Bulldogs Parochial Backer Signs Up N6w Seats, Lighting

By Patrick Brennan To Serve 5,000 Fans When Coach Bob Bums, well dropping in 45 points prior to the known as a baseball strategist, conference opener, canning 68 Self-sacrifice and hard work by took over the hardwood reins at New restrooms will be installed ag:ainst league foes, and hooking a dozen men will assure the Pa­ St. Joseph’s high school in 1952, directly back of the west stands. 21 markers in the postseason fuss, rochial high school league its own The old facilities at the north side he electrified Denver basketball gridiron this year. circles by directing his doughty Don Eagle, named all-state after of the west grandstand are being Slowly but surely the rebuilding razed. band of Bulldogs to 23 victories his state tourney'effort, together of the Regis stadium is moving Father Luebke , said the press- and the city flag. with Wedow and Lefevre drilled home 62 points in the preseason ahead toward that goal. When the box will be doubled in size, with Bum s’ initial efforts with the games, 59 during the regular com- work is completed by early Sep­ adequate accommodations for ra­ Xavier’s cagemen produced a paign, and 25 in the stat playoffs. tember, Catholic gridders will have’ dio stations. devastating, high-speed scoring a well-lighted, fully equipped sta­ New ticket booths have been mechanism that fashioned 1,159 Lecord Remarkable dium with a seating capacity of constructed, but are not yet as­ points in 25 games while yield­ The record of the Bulldogs dur­ 5,000. sembled, he said. A fence sur­ ing 865. ing their first season under Burns The Rev. Walter R. Luebke, rounding the gridiron will be The Silver sage and his 1951-52 reads; S.J., spiritual adviser of the Regis easily knocked down and realigned netmen were virtually unstopable PRESEASON GAMES high school Fathers’ club; a Jesuit for baseball. in metropolitan competition as St. Joseph's 64, Ptrker 3S scholastic, and 10 members of the St. Joseph’s 42, Parker 38 “ W e have already planted they copped the conference cup club are raising a new stadium St, Joseph’s 55, Frederick 28 with their own hands, time, abil­ much grail teed," Father and missed the state diadem by a St. Joseph’s 52. Deertrail 38 Luebke laid, “ and we plan to whisker. St. Joseph's 41, Holy Fsmily team ity, and contributions of all sorts. (Denver) 85 Laymen who have W'orked self­ add more. In addition, we will uie lod to that we will have a LOOKING OVER BOB BURNS’ record as in­ In league play the Blue and St. Joseph’s 49, Frederick 29 lessly on the project are Albert St. Joseph’s 50. Millikcn 40 White won 11. tiffs. Their loop Rotola, Paul Murray, Raymond good field ready for the first structor in all sports at St. Joseph’s high school, Den­ record was marred only by a St. Joseph's 41, Holy Family team game next fall. ver, are George Koenig, Coach Burns, Tom Turner, and Butch (Denver) 29 Dillon, pa.st president o f the club; single 48-43 setback at the hands St. Joseph’s 56, Deertrail 45 “ We certainly want to make Nobles.— (Register photo by Smyth) Paul J. Villano. A. H. Garbella, of Regis. The other humilitation CONFERENCE GAMES * — SAiyth photo Steve Pocsik, W. A.‘ Bastedo, R. this stadium a real home for the of the season came in the state St. Joseph’s 78, Mullen 44 Mickey 0 Donognue ana Aaron Mosko, Englewood Sportsman Elwood Williams, Dale H. Weber, league, and we intend to do so. St. Joseph's 46, Regis 44 The men working on this project tournament when Canon City’s St. Joseph’s 48. Cathedral 83 ■ “H + - f "T , ' and Coach Lou Kellogg. Richard Ft. Collins School Graduation June 1 Abbey Bears snatched the coveted St. Joseph's 59, Annunciation team 40 Steiametz, S.J., a scholastic, is deserve the highest praise for roll­ crown by a 36-29 conquest. St. Joseph's 57, S t Francis' 46 ing up their sleeves and going to at the 9 o’clock Mass on Sunday, closing out his term ,at Regis by Fort Collins. — (St. Joseph’s S t Joseph's 40, Holy Family team 38 work on a challenging problem. S t Joseph's 32. Mullen 18 serving as Father Liiebke’s right- Parish) — Graduation exercises of June 1. The diplomas will be dis­ Talent Helped They are as anxious to see it St. Joseph’s school will take place tributed after the Mass. Breakfast In making his debut as helms­ S t Joseph’s 43, Regis 48 Mickey O'Donoghue Sparks hand man. S t Joseph’s 49, Cathedral 85 through,” he added, “ as I am.” will be served to tbe graduates in man of S t Joseph’s cagers Burns St Joseph’s 50, St Francis' 40 Already, the men have recon-, t^he St. Joseph school hall im­ was favored with an abundance S t Joseph’s 60, Annunciation team 44 ditioned and painted ateel gray mediately after the Mass. of potential-packed substratum St. Joseph’s 41, Holy Family team 80 Parochial Development Club the old wait grandstand. Those The following will be graduated: from which to mold a winner. STATE TOURNAMENT seating facilities will be ex­ Vacation Schools St. Joseph's 67, S t Anthony’s (Ster­ tended 90 feet south and as far Elaine Wombacher, Juanita The molt efficient net-iplit- ling) 28 A jovial Irishman with a big first meeting was elected secre­ north as is necessary. Bishop, Patty Lamb, Henry Blum, ter for the W eitiideri wai lix S t Joseph's 61, Holy Trinity team smile is setting a fast pace for tary. Vincent Andrijeski, Joseph Offer- (Trinidad) 32 other workers as the Parochial He has a long record of con­ Semi-portable bleachers wil) be Open on June 15 in feet, two inchei of baiketball S t Joseph’s 29. Abbey (Canon City) 86 man, Robert Hehn, Ray Fiolkoski, lavvy in the person of Joe League Development club moVes tributions to the Catholic school erected on the east side of the Donald Lamb, Leo Homolka, and Wedow. The Blue and White In 14rh Year ahead in its drive for 4,000 mem­ program, stemming from his own field. The gridiron itself is being bers. moved 20 feet south of its old lo­ Bob Scott. pivot collected 175 points in Bums came to St. Joseph’s in youth, when he attended St. James’ Aspen and Basalt The Altar and Rosary society is cation, so that it will be virtually loop competition to lead all pa­ 1938 as an all-sports assistant to The Irishman, Michael J. grade and high schools in Chicago. making plans for a pilgrimage to (Mickey) O’Donoghue, along with clear of the infield of a baseball Aspen.— (St. Mary’s Parish) — rochial hoopsters. The big cen­ Ev Stewart, who recently suc­ For 24 years, Mr. O’Donoghue the St. Frances Cabrini shrine in (iharles Reilly, is directing the diamond that has been laid out. The annual religious vacation ter’s 126 points in preseason ceeded Joe Loffreda at St. Fran­ was associated with A. G. Spalding Knights of Columbus team in se­ The diamond will have its home schools will open at Aspen and Denver on June 4. It is hoped that action and his 41 loopers in the cis’. In 1949 Burns was given ex­ & Bros., famous sporting goods enough members will plan to go curing memberships in the organi­ plate in the northwest corner of Basalt on June 2 and will close on state playoffs upped his 1952 clusive jurisdiction over the Ter­ firm. He was western manager for so that a bus may be chartered for zation. The club, organized six the stadium. The pitcher’s mound June 15. Sister Columba and total to 342 markers for a game rier diaraondeers and has devel­ that company for 18 years. the trip. The group also plans to weeks ago, is devoted to a two­ will be well removed from the Sister Irene will teach at .Aspen, average of 14.4. oped the talents o f such stars as He came to Denver in 1935 and visit the Queen of Heaven orphan­ fold project: settled in St. Vincent de Paul’s gridiron, and only the second base and Sister Mary Silvia and Sister Wedow also was invaluable off Backstop Bud Schoepflin, Wedow, age. A picnic lunch will be taken. 1. Helping to rebuild the Regis parish. The O’Donoghue family area will be in a small portion of Ann de Sales will teach at Basalt. the backboards, and his absences Third Sacker Bob Carberry, and Those interested in making the stadium. left Denver briefly in 1941 but the north end zone. These Sisters of Charity of Leaven­ throughout much of the title game Outfielder Tommy Turner, who hit worth have been teaching during We would like to hoye the op- pilgrimage should contact Mrs. 2. Constructing a permanent returned the next year and have Eight carefully placed lights against Abbey greatly contributed .500 last year. the past year at Annunciation /' /■ - H. J. Irvin or Mrs. Ernest Bishop. Parochial league fieldhouse and lived since at 751 Bellaire street, will provide illumination for to the Denver club’s downfall. grade and high schools in Denver. portunity to tell you how a little The next meeting of the Altar and Jhe Bulldog mentor has two gymnasium. now in Christ the King parish and night football. Four will be per­ Rosary society will be held in A terrific diamond prospect, the children, Richard, 6, and Cynthia Mr. O ’D onoghue w'as one o f the prior to 1946 in St. John’s. manently installed behind the Miss Alvia Sirola, who has been additional training can pay off September. versatile Wedow embellished his Lee, bom April 15, 1952. organizers of the club and at its Mr. O’Donoghue is now whole­ west stands, and two other per­ conducting weekly catechism / / twirling reputation with two no­ sale manager f o r Max Cook’s manent fixtures will be located classes for the children of the par­ in BIG money, ahd a secure fu- .VAWAWAWA' hitters in 1951 (one in “ A” legion Sporting Goods store. As such he behind the east side of the sta­ ish, will attend the four-day cate­ .. I t Fishing Sandals hall and one against Mullen in services many o f the parochial dium. The other two east-side chetical conference at Loretto ture. In just 8 to 10 weeks you'll league play). And the slender Wedow Bat Champ Again schools in the state with ithletic ' lights will be mobile. Heights college beginning June 12. NON-SLIP FELT SOLES For baseball, one light will be The St. Mary Altar and Rosary FiU Over Any B«ot or Wader moundsman, also a sticker of mean equipment. be prepared for an excellent of­ r repute, clouted conference pitch­ He has three children, Mrs. Pa­ placed along the left-field foul society will be host to the Lead- ROY SHOE SYSTEM ing at a .500 clip last season and tricia Kaltenbacher, a Cathedral line and the other will be located ville deanery of the ACCW' July fice position . . . with job place­ RUBBER VULCANIZING .609 this year! high graduate and the mother of in left-center field. Mr. Villano 13. There will be election of of­ I Irtidwiy it Ininittn SF. Slugging Hurler has been in charge of arranging ficers and reports from the com­ Fast Break Clicks three youngsters; Mike, 17,Jeremiah A. Ann Barrows, Miss Marguerite SHerman 1951, extension 77. the BBC goes back to the days of O’Callaghan, S.J., as academic vice Dickenson, Miss Frances Kolb, and Vince and his family are members 'AComo 0626 900 Santa Fa Drive earphones. president. Miss Joan Engers. of St. Vincent de Paul’s pariah. Thursday, May 29, 1952 Office, 938 B an n o ck Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 rage thirteen Evergreen Vacation School Memorial Day Mass Slated Kindergarten Class Stages 'Cinderella' Evergreen. — (Christ the King seph Bosch, will live with one of Communion Day Parish)— Religious vacation school the parishioners during this time. will start Sunday, June 1, and end The Men’s club is working'on a Sunday, June 22, with First Holy For So. Boulder Cemetery project to raise funds to pay for Slated June 1 by Communion. The teachers are Sis­ the installation of wate.' in the Boulder. — (Sacred Heart of for all the children of the parish. ters Mary Sylvia, Margaret Jude, church. Mary parish) — The annual Me­ This necessary period of instruc­ Ann Pierre, and Mary Rafael from The parish is looking forward to morial-day Mass will be celebrated tion will begin May 26 and will Cathedral school. The pupils will and preparing for the spaghetti Friday, May 30, at 8 o’clock for last for two weeks. Mother Ger­ All Saints' Unit be from First Communion age on, dinner to be ^erved on Sunday, all deceased members o f the par­ trude will be tn charge. including those at high school July 6, from 2 to 8 p.m. Mr. Bog- iah. The various patriotic organi­ Recently baptized were Robert (A ll Saints* Parish, Denver) level. The sisters will live in the gio, proprietor of Boggio’s restaur­ zations of Boulder county will fire Luxner, son of Mr. and Mrs. 'rectory. The pastor, the Rev. Jo- All Saints’ Altar and Rosary ant in Denver, will again supervise the customary salute over the Charles Luxner of Superior, with and help in preparing the dinner. society will meet in the home o f graves in South Boulder Catholic James and Janet Luxner as spon­ Mrs. John Dechant Wednesday _ The choir, with the help of Mrs. cemetery, honoring the war dead. sors; and Marianne Asti, daughter evening, June 4, at 8 o ’clock. A ll* Greer, is Improving every Sunday. The' Men’s society will hold a of Mr. and Mrs. Tea Asti of Su­ the women of the parish are in-r COOD CLOTHES NEED High Mass is sung every Sunday NOT BE EXPENSIVE parish party and dance in the hall, perior, with Louis Asti and Marie vited to attend this meeting and, now at 8 p’glock. ^ w Mass is of­ Saturday evening. May 31, with Machin as sponsors. take part in the various activitiea fered at 10 o’clock. the Perkins Picker-Uppers playing Repairs to the rectory and its of the society. Sunday, June 1, THE The altar looked beautiful last the music. This social is open to repainting were begun during the will be Communion Sunday for Sunday with four bouquets of red the public. Ernie Hartnagle is past week. This work consist of the Altar and Rosary society. The carnations. The parish is fortunate chairman of tlje program. new screening and storm sash for women are urged to receive Com- to have these flowers donated by the front porch and the painting muninon in a group. ENGLISH Mr. and Mrs. Louis R. Sten­ of the trim. A new lawn was also one of the generous members of gel are parents of another daugh­ The bake sale held May 25 was the parish. recently laid, all to be in readiness a big success. The women in ter. They have named the baby for the Archbishop’s visit on June TAILORS Mass will be offered at 9 o’clock Judith. charge o f the bake sale wish to on Memorial day for all deceased 9, when His Excellency will pre­ 901 FIFTEENTH STREET The pastor has announced the thank all the women of the par­ soldiers of the American wara. side at the dedication of the new ish for their gracious donatioiia annual vacation catechism school convent and at Confirmation. Combine Quality and Style Two new copes, green and red, to this sale. Approximately ?40 at Prices You Can Afford have been added to complete the was taken in on the bake sale. vestment sets. Several Improvements Made Bazaar Planned Call a At Parish Meeting At St. Francis' in Weldona An all-parish meeting was held May 25 on the church grounds in Dr. F. A. Smith CAB Weldona.— St. Francis’ parish best man for his brother. The preparation for the coming ba­ has been reshingled, redecorated bride was given in marriage by zaar, to be held on Aug. 7j 8, and Optometrist MAin 7171 inside, a butane gas heating sys­ her father, Chester Chiftri. A wed­ Prpmpi CoortooDo Sprricp 9. Joseph Brovsky was elected CHEAPER RATES tem installed, and a new liturgi­ ding breakfast followed at the general bazaar chairman, W ynn. 3.WAT RADIO cal altar and wrought iron Com­ Chiari farm southwest of Wiggins. Power was elected treasurer, and • CLEAN NEW CABS munion rail have completed the A reception was held in the eve­ THE KINDERGARTEN CLASS of 1 sented the operetta Cinderella at the May meeting Mrs. Marshall Sanders was elec­ Ford Optical Co. first step in planned improve­ ning in Farmer’s union hall in Optometrist of the Parent-Teachets’ association in the school ted secretary of the bazaar com­ ments. Weldona. The young couple left Christ the K in g school, Denver, which pre- | j, ,^own above.-(Photo by Ira Gay Sealy) mittee. This committee will begin Elyei Examined ® Vuual Cara and Optician The fourth annual ravioli sup­ for Albuquerque, N. Mex., for a laying plans for the bazaar imme­ Individually Styled G laiiei per, served by the Weldona guild trip. While there they were god­ diately. It is the hope of each per­ Helen Walsh April 17, was a success. Friends parents to Gloria Emmitt, infant son in the parish that the bazaar IS.'yB Broadway AsiocUto came from Greeley, Masters, Or­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willis New Officers Installed by St. John's PTA will be successful. W. R. JOSEPH chard, Wiggins, Goodrich, Snyder, Emmitt, formerly of Fort Mor­ .ETES EXAMINED The Mother Cabrini circle will TAbor 129.S Brush, and Fort Morgan to par­ gan and Weldona. Mr. Billiard is (St. John’s Parish, Denver) P. Moran, pastor, by the PTA to tog,ether at 9 o’clock that morn­ meet in the home of Mrs. Linus 'Phon. TAbor 188# take of Weldona’s now famous ra­ an uncle of Gloria. Mr. Billiard 218-218 M .jeilic Bldg. 'The new PTA officers installed apply to its project, the purchase ing and were guests of the PTA H. Dreiling, 2040 S. Julian street, violi supper. was to leave shortly for service May 26 by Mrs. Matt Saya, CPTL of a baptismal font for the new for a luncheon at the Park Lane Monday evening, June 2, at 8 One half of the 16 active guild in the army. president, are Mrs. Norman Com­ church. hotel. On Monday evening, the o’clock. . ~ members are of Italian descent. Mrs. John Mall entertained re­ stock, president; Mrs. Paul Mur­ Alfar Society eighth grade mothers feted the The monthly bulletin is being Under their initiative and super­ cently at a surprise birthday party ray, vice president; Mrs. Donald graduates at a dinner dance. prepared this week for distribu-- vision, these suppers have become honoring Mrs. Walter Antrim. Fif­ McMahon, treasurer; and Mrs. Officers Installed Why Pay More?” Rose-Marie Casburn received tion Sunday, June 1. Anyone- an annual affair. teen guests were present. Leo O’Kane, treasurer. (Trademark) Mrs. Louis Koster was installed her bachelor of arts deg;ree at wishing to have news o f their- The guild met May 8 in Fort The guild has been collecting Mrs. Walter Badger, the outgo­ as the new president of St. John’s Loretto Heights college May 25. group printed in the bulletin is Morgan in the home o f Misses stamps for the Sisters of Charity ing president, was presented a A ltp society May 23. Other new Sheila Eigeman of St. John’s par­ urged to call James H. McLeran,. Covellio, whose mother, Mrs. I. Co- at Cathedral school, Denver; Pa­ cry.stal Rosary by the organization officers are Mrs. James Delaney, ish was presented the Archbishop SP. 3754, and he will see to it velli, was hostess. Plans for vaca­ rishioners may send canceled for her work in the past year. She, vice president; Mrs. Howard Kel­ Wm. W. Myer Drug Stores Vehr religion award. Ruth Tynan that this news will be printed, tion school were discussed. Mrs. stamps to Mrs. Henry Arnold. in turn, gave St. Christopher key sey, secretary ; Mrs. Thomas COMPANT will be graduated from St. Te­ the bulletin. Victor Covelli offered her home St. Francis’ church was the re­ chains to her fellow officers. P lu n k e tt, recording secretarj^"' resa’s college, Kansas City, Mo. A check for $300 was presented Mrs. Harry O’Rourke, correspond­ Colorado Owned Stores \ for the teaching sisters. cipient of an altar cloth made by William Lewis and Jean Dianna, to the Rt. Rev. Monsignor John ing secretary; and Mrs. William A shower for Mrs. Ed Cook of Mrs. I. Covelli. twin children of Mr. and Mrs. 800 Santa Fe Dr. Eader, historian. A set of seasonal Englewood Goodrich was planned for May 22 Lewis Schaub, were baptized May 15th and California 30 South Broadway in the home of Mrs. Americo Lo- Missals was presented to th'e re­ 25 by Monsignor Moran. Spon­ 17th & Tremont tiring president, Mrs. John 0. AURORA 3933 W . Colfax Cnrtif & iSth St. _ renzini. sors were Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Car- Graduation Exercises Set Rae. ^iiiniiiiiiiiniinimiii... . Victor and Velento Covelli left' roll and Mr. and Mrs. William for Italy May 14. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Moran Kohnor. Sgt and Mrs. Earl Knudson June 1 in Louisville School left May 28 to attend the com­ Mrs. Ruth McCall entertained I* mencement exercises at Notre PURSE BROS. of Cheyenne visited her aunt, Mrs. The graduates are Raymond members of the new St. Michael Louisville.— (St. Louis’ Parish) Dame university, where their son, Henry Arnold. Word received by Bremer, Anthony Campana The­ circle in her home May 27. Mrs. Arnold from 2nd Lt. Wil­ — Graduation exercises for 11 John, will receive his bachelor of Mrs. Robert Mayeau and her GROCERY & MARKET resa Drovesky, Roy Elwell Pa­ arts degree. liam J. O’Donnell said he is sta­ children will be held in the church tricia Helburg, Robert Jaramillo, son, Douglas, are spending the GROCERIES - HEATS - FRUITS tioned in Texas at Camp Bullis at 3 p.m, on June 1. Father Martin Patricia Kokena, Catherine Lo- Dr. and Mrs. Joseph McGill and summer in Concord, Calif., with VEGETABLES Colorado Springs ( for further technical training Arno, O.S.B., of Frederick will renzi, William Mangus, Vincent family left May 28 for a vacation Mrs. Mayeau’s sister, Mrs. A. L. 8708 Ea>t Colfax Art. Pb. Axrara 222 Miss Catherine Chiari and Ir­ give the address. The children will Tesone, Lillian Uhrich. trip to Mexico. Dorothy McGill Lynch. win Billiard were married before receive Communion in the 8 o’clock will make, her First Holy Com­ the 11 o’clock Mass in St. Fran- Mass. The seventh graders’ mothers The American Legion awarded munion at the Shrine of Our Lady medals to the outstanding boy and church recently. A cousin of will prepare and serve breakfast of Guadalupe in Mexico City. girl of St. Louis school on May 20; the bride, Mrs. Ethel Arndt, was for the graduates and their par­ Patricia Kohena and William Mrs. Roy Atkinson gave a for­ bridesmaid. Edward Billiard was ents in the church hall. GREELEY Mangus received these awards. mal candlelight tea May 21 in MAY REALTY Father Harold Glentzer, O.S.B., honor of Miss Charlotte Colvin, who will become the bride of her spoke at the presentation of the son, James, on June 19. James At­ } 1013 Smntli Arinis Offlst Pkoii 97 V R E A L T O R medals. ( 8ii. Phesi 1429-M U State Deputy of K. of C. Seventy-five children and three kinson will receive his de^ee in Adamson Mortuary adults were confirmed by Arch­ medicine from the Colorado unt (The Greeley Monument^ INSURANCE ■ LOANS bishop Urban J. Vehr on May 13. versity school o f medicine in June. 24 Hour Ambulanc* S*rric* Greelex, Colorado ( Works, Inc. £ Active in Springs Council The Altar and Rosary socie^ 3 Scholarship! Given held its regular meeting May 14 in H. Rom Adaraion Phono 1638 V RALPH 0. HOLLISTER T Ute Theater Bldf. At Graduation Rites f UiQufacturen ind Detlfnen of \ the church hall. The meeting was Rood P. Adamoon Ith Ato. at 5th St. \ Artiitic MemoriaU / club at a meeting May 21 elected Colorado Springs.— At the state opened with the recitation of the At the graduation of the eighth Colorado Springs, Colo. convention in Walsenburg May 19 officers for tHfe coming year as Rosary. Two delegates were grade May 28, three girls were follows; Mrs. Betty Quigley, presi­ Carroll B. Dunn was re-elected selected to attend the state con­ awarded scholarships. Marjorie MAIN 1898 dent; Mrs. Robert Fosselman, vice ' CLIFT’S state deputy of the K. of C. Mr. vention of the Archdiocesan Coun­ Reck received the St. Francis de Dunn has served in every capacity president; Mrs. P. L. Montgomery, cil, of Catholic Women in Denver. Sales award and Margaret* Ann RADIATOR SERVICE secretary; and Mrs. John Daley, in the local council and has served Delegates selected were Mrs. Carl McFadden and Carol Jo Bandel Cleaninf - Repairlnf • Re-Corinf treasurer. Caranc^ and Mrs. Tony Romano. in the state council for two years were given scholarships to St. NEW AND USED SECORO 1 The Canasta club of the Divine Mrs. Lucius Cassidy and Mrs. WILLIAM C. CRARON as state secretary and in the im­ Mary’s academy. THE MURRAY DRUG CO. mediate past year as state deputy. Redeemer church will meet Carl Damiano also attended the 1023 Ninth Are. Phont 181 M em bers of the ■'graduation Grc«le t Colo. Funeral H o m e | ' ■ Hi 8 tw *-n » L fllw fwk— aAI« IM The 1953 Colorado state conven­ Wednesday, June 28, at 2 p;m. in meeting. Mrs. Tony Romano was 7 Optometrist class--In addition to thqse three, Krtb it»f« 882 I. **•» 1® tion will be held in May at Long­ the parish hall. Misses Loretto and selected to fill the office of secre­ are Norma Weber, Janice Krier, 1 Ambulance Service | 121 North Tojoa St. Mae Reed will be the hostesses. tary for the society, left vacant by Professional Pharmacy mont. The 70th annual convention Frances Yates, Jacqueline Hall, The firms listed here de­ PBONK MAIN 1812 Miss Marie Hoffmann, daugh­ Mrs. Joe Schoser, who has moved. of the supreme council of the order Roberta King, Jo Amr^ Maguire, serve to be remembered % 1300 9th At#. ;$ • 601 No. Tojon MAin 1088 COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin H off­ Members of the Altar and Rosary will be held Aug. 19-21 in Los Eileen Donnegan, Jo Ann Wid- Angeles. mann, of Independence, la., and society prepared the banquet for when you are distributing the juniors and seniors of the er, Mary Sue Allen, Marianne P h o n e 960 Gel Raur*s (o f Denver) PETE BEROIMl Mrs. Ralph Ruder returned Sfc. Joseph Hohn, son of Mr. and f'ornow, Sheridan Freeman, Fred­ your patronage in the dif­ May 21 after spending several Mrs. Adam Hohn, of Flint, Mich., Louisville high school. The women GREELEY, COLORADO i;:; Candy and Ice Cream at fijrnitijre s h o p on the committee for the meeting erick Budke, Stanley Morton, ferent lines of business. ; weeks in Ireland and England. were married in St. Mary’s church John Lail, Patrick Thorpe, Wil­ ' UPHOLSTERING. were: Angelina Rizzi, chairman; Mrs. Ruder spent most of her time May 14. Her sister. Miss Roseila liam Allen, Shepard Sweeney, Wil­ Johnson-English RE-UPHOLSTERING AND in Cork and Dublin, Ireland, and HJffmann, was bridesmaid and Tillie Pasterski, Anna Rizzi, Della REPAIRING Romano, Rose Ross, Ella Ross, liam Smith, Thomas Young, Rob­ Slip C.Tcri tnd Draptrlai a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Richard Hohn, nephew of the ert Failing, John Parrish, Kenneth Drug Co. M»d. to Order Fairrie in Liverpool. bridegroom, was best man. Ushers Mary Shirkman, and Nan Sullivan. The Mothers’ club met in the Short, Benedict Tafoya, John LENTHERIC Toiletrlei Fnrnitnre Made to Order Miss Janet Nickerson will talk were Richard Dresburg and Fred FORT COLLINS church hall May 15. Plans were Alenius, John Cody, Robert Hays, Tcjon «t BUod St Phon* 1400 128-22 So. W.hMtrb At*. MAin 83084 on her memories of Europe at the Bond. The Nuptial Mass was of­ made for the school picnic which and Philip Madonna. The Heyse Sheet Tuesday Book club luncheon in fered by the Rev. Michael Kava- will be held on Thursday, May 29 The Rev. John Regan spoke, “ / / Your ISe«di Art Electrical the home of Mrs. John Mullarky, nagh. A wedding breakfast was at the Ehatauqua grounds in and Monsignor Moran distributed Call Main 939” Metal and Roofing Tuesday, June 8. held in the Crystal room of the Boulder. the diplomas, assisted by the Rev. DREILING MOTORS Alamo hotel. After a wedding trip WIRING—FIXTURES AND REPAIRS INCORPORATED Mr. and Mrs. James Coulter of Beginning on J^ne 8, the Masses Charles Jones. to the Grand Canyon, the couple BEATING BOOPINQ Portland, Ore., formerly of Colo­ for the summer,months will be at Buick an(i G M C Trucks Berwick Electric Co. SHEET METAL rado Springs, announced the en­ are making their home in Frank­ 7 and 9 o’clock. The following' chil­ $29 SO. NEVADA gagement of their daughter. Miss lin, Ind. dren were baptized by the Rev. NOTICE TO CREDITORS J. 0. BERWICK Rogene Yvonne, to Kenneth Ben­ Mr. and Mrs. Allan Ragole will 230 South College Ave. Phone 2500 Colorado Sprlnfa. Colorado Phonal HAln S5S Father Harold , Glentzem, O.S.B.: Eat. 1888 nett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest leave May 31 for a trip to New Donald William Buffo, son of Mr. CEASED. Bennett of Colorado Springs. Orleans, La. They will be joined and Mrs. William Buffo, with No. 94861 ► ZECHA & ADAMS ^ Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Harmon an­ by their daughter. Miss Gloria James Buffo, Delores Brown as t Conoco Service Station nounced the engagement of their Ragole, a junior at the University sponsors; Patricia Ann Escobedo, ► daughter. Miss Millicent Harman, of Alabama at Tuscaloosa. Miss daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Albert Crown Cleaners to Paul Edwards of Lincoln, Neb., ► Ragole will return to Colorado •Escobedo, with E. D. Lorenzi and **Alway$ Better'* ! son of Mr. and Mrs. John Edwards Springs with her parents. ► Stella Lorenzi as sponsors; and Thero is a difference, try Ciown. of Chicago. He and his fiancee In St. Mary’s church every Janell Ann Hamlin, daughter o f of Denver, Oolorado, A COMPLETE CLEANING SERVICE are planning on an August wed­ Monday evening at 7:30 a novena Mr. and Mrs. Claude H. Hamlin, 221 Temple Court ukA..-. nm ► ding. in honor of Our Lady of the with George Hogan and Helen ever barred. W . call for and deliver ’ * Novada Ava. at Cacht la Poodra ANDREW WYSOWATCKY. The Divine Redeemer Women’s Miraculous Medal is held. 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THE FIRST COMMUNION GROUP I Lady of Guadalupe church, Denver, is shown above Exacutor. )230 North Tajon MAin 1371-WJ Firat Publication May I, 1963 - Phene 153 Department Store" that received the Eucharist May 26 in Our > — (Photo by Wayne of Denver) L u t PubUastiea May S9, 196S PAGE FOURTEEN Office, 938 j^nneek Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, May 29, 1952 r ■1 Stott Members Are Designated I I Seniors to Attend Mass I Homemaker’s I I I St. Dominic's Carnival Opens June 12 FALBY'S I I (St. Dominic’s Parish, Denver) In Caps/ Gowns June 1 I D e p a r t m e n t I + + Paint & Hardware Plans are being made for the I I (St. Jo!oph’! RedemptorUt Parish, Patronht The$e Reliabla and Friendly Firm* parish carnival, which will open pastor of Our Lady of Grace ‘T ry Falbft FirsC* I I Thursday, June 12, with a baked Imparts First Blessing Denver) church. [■■R ham dinner in the church auditor-' St. Joseph’s senior class of 1952 The product'! on manager, ium from 4 to 8 o’clock. will attend the 8:30 Mass Sunday, Charley Young, w*nt to St. Jo­ 32 Broadway PE 2940 Mrs. Levi J. Saindon, president June 1, in their caps and gowns. seph’s school. Open Friday and Saturday Bacon & Schramm J. A. Johnson & Son o f the Rosary Altar society; is the The class of 36 boys and 29 girls Two of the seven end men were general director of the affair. She is one of the largest in the his­ Joe MeShane ',nd Phil Loffreda. Evening! Ettabliihed 55 Years COMPOSITION ROOFING is assisted by Mrs. Joseph A. Bon- tory of the school. In one of its Taking part as members of the • Gutters • Sheet Metal last official acts the Parent-Teach­ chorus were Ralph Martinez, TILE ROOFING nell, president o f the PTA, and wwvwwwvwwvft • Gas Furnaces Helen Anthony, prefect of the so­ ers’ association served the out­ Leigh Chase, M e r 1 y n Frigon, ROOF REPAIRING Frank Triyillo, Gil Williams, Joe • Gas Conversion Burners dality, and their selected commit­ going students a breakfast May 4020 Bri(liion Blvd. CH. 6563 tees. The dinner itself is prepared 25 prepared by the Uth grade Gabbie, Ray Kellogg, D. B. (Lee) T 88 Pennsylvania RA 5657 and served by the women of the room mothers and other parents Cerise, and Kevin McNicholas, a parish. of the same class. Mrs. Margaret freshman student and a charter DUMONT Harrison, a member of the faculty, member- of the Just Kids band, Mrs. Saindon has appointed a acted as the m aster^f ceremonies, played the trombone. \ WESTERN group of workers for various de­ CERTIFIED CHEMICAL and Tommy Turner, president of WINDOW & HOUSE partmental duties. These include Double-Ring Club SALES CO. I the class, was toastmaster. Father special chairmen and associates CLEANING CO. PRODUCTS, INC, Christian Darley, C.S.S.R., opened Meets in Hall I in the preparation and in the Everything for the Janitor | the event. WE CLEAN Building Maintenance serving of the dinner. Among Fifty couples, members of the Windows Walls these are Mrs. LeRoy Volk and Mrs. Harrison and Mrs. Ward, Double Ring club, enjoyed Satur­ Brushes, Waxes, Saaps, ! Supplies PTA president; Mrs. Jo Noakes Woodwork Wall Paper Miss Helen Anthony, dining room day night in the parish hall. Four BRUSHES - TOILET TISSUES stewardesses; Mmes. A. C. Car- Lasham, faculty member; Sister new couples were admitted as Paper, Etc. I Floors (Washed & Waxed) M. Callista, high school principal; PAPER TOWELS ' roll, Andrew Kruse, Frank L. members: Mr. and Mrs. Frank De­ FREE ESTIMATES Scheer, and Hugh Thornsberry, and Coach Bob Burns wished the chant, 2655 S. King; Mr. and Mrs. COMPLETE JANITOR NEEDS door receptionists; and Mmes graduates a happy future. Re­ F. E. Glandon, 240 Meade street; 1742 Blake TA. 4146 FULLY INSURED sponses were made by Tommy Mr. and Mrs. I. Rivera of 3429 1180 Kalamath Street Levi J. Saindon, Ted Day, and Residential <& Commercial Harry Hughes, hospitality host­ Turner, Tim Quinn, president of Navijol street; and Mr. and Mrs. Work Phones TAbor 0103 esses. ' the student body; Grace Burke, R. W. Lascham of 3955 Wyandotte 1032 18th MAinl556 TAhor 0104 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Far­ Angila Lyccero, and Eileen Ochs street. rell will prepare „the hams for Other guests at the speakers table June 1 ,' Pentecost Sunday, a serving. The other food for the were Messers Ward, Lasham, and Mass will be sung at 10 o’clock. dinner will be cared for as fol­ Harrison; and Mr. and Mrs. The Rev. William Grangell, DRAPERS lows: Potatoes, Mmes. Eddie Turner. C.SS.R., second consultor to the Redemptorist Provincial, with i Bohn, A. H. Garbella, John Hage, Forty-three members of the UPHOLSTERY and Minnie Thyfault; vegetables, eighth grade graduation class headquarters in the Rock church, St. Louis, Mo., will arrive in Den­ Mmes. J. K. Weigel, Kenneth LaW- were guests of the PTA at a fare­ 926 W. 6ih Ave... .Ma. 4507 lor, and .Rose Pfeifer; and des­ well breakfast on Wednesday, ver late this -week to give the an­ nual 10-day retreat to the Mercy sert, Mrs. L. L. LeMay and her IMPARTING THE FIRST PRIESTLY BLESSING is May 28. They attended the 8 Upholstery, Repairing, assistants. the Rey. Gerald B. Morahan, O.P..'following his First Solemn o’clock Mass and received Com­ Sisters at the local convent. It Mmes. John Haberkorn, A. De munion in a group. The seventh will open Sunday night and close Modernizing Mass in St. Dominic’s church, May 25. Father Morahan is a native Bell, and Edward Smith will gar­ graders were joint hostesses and on the morning of June 10. of Denver and of St. Dominic’s parish. On the left is the Rev. J. B. Thoroughly CLEANED nish the relishes; Mrs. A. F, Zar- Mrs. Vivian Horan, the seventh Promoted in Detective Corp! All work guyanteed. Terms Schneider, O.P., subdeacon of the Mass, who is assistant at St. lengo, Dominic Grisenti, and grade room mother who prepared Frank Donovan, a member of if desired. Evening calls. Albert’s, Minneapolis. The Rev. J. B. Walker, O.P., was deacon. He TAPES-C0RDS.SLATS Thomas Meehan will prepare the the breakfast, was assisted by the poHce department for the past is master of students at River Forest, 111. co ffe e ; Mrs. J. R. Wilson and Mmes. Gabble, Gazer, Griffith, and 11 years and a detective for the No Obligation Overnight Service Kate Andrews will make the + . + + Lee Miller. The seventh grade past five years, is receiving con­ gravy; and Mrs. J. H. Fraher will vided at the church in order that graduation talk and the Rev. J. G. girls did the serving honors. Fay gratulations from friends on his A’etr T.4FES arrange the flowers. places may be provided for the Forquer, O.P., will award the Hawk was the master of ceremon­ promotion to sergeant of detec­ & CORDS tives, which was effective May 16. Your choice of COLORS The steam tables will be ca­ group. diplomas and scholarships. The ies, and Rose Ann Garramone gave tered by Mmes. Mike Popovich, The breakfast will be prepared ceremonies will start at '7 ;30 and the farewell address. Bille Sloan Frank is a graduate of St. Jo­ Mary Mehelich, Joseph Miklich, and served by a group of women will conclude with Benediction. rendered several piano selections seph’s high school of the class of Expert Re-painting 1932. Elvera Argiletta, Julius Lonergan, from the Rosary Altar society who Friday, May 30, Memorial day, and Betty Horan played the elec­ and Victoria Martinez. The clean­ have volunteered for this work. A tric guitar. , The Father’s day Mass cards No Charge for Storing will be observed in the parish with will be distributed at all the Blinds While Redecorating ing will be done by two crews complete breakfast will be served. three High Masses in the church, Student! G ue!t! at Show composed of Mmes. Christy Masses next Sunday. At least two The .speaker of the day will be at 6:30, 7, and 8 o’clock. Evening The entire student body was Fret Pickop A DeliTcry Serrfea O’Leary, Julia Padden, Mary Che- High Masses will be offered each Paul Hallett, Litt D., of the Reg­ services will be held at 7 :30 with treated to a show by professional vez, L. J. Kelly, Nell Miller, Mar­ week for the fathers, whether liv­ ister editorial staff. a Holy Hour. Veneration of the entertainers from Taylor’s supper Dial AComa 0415 for Estimate tha Knuhle, J. J. Wompy, Jr.; ing or dead, and several times dur­ During the course of the school relic o f St. Dominic and C9nfes- club, 7000 W. Colfax, on Tuesday, Agnes Frick, Clifford Phillips, and ing the year Solemn Masses are year a 4-H nursing class was con­ sions will follow the Holy Hour. May 22. Taking part in the pro­ Mary Ernst. The disposal will be offered for their intentions. * ducted among the girls by Mrs. gram were Frankie Burg, Bob Acme Venetian Blind arranged for by Mmes. Pete Sera- Among the recent clergy visitors Altar workers f9r the month of Jeannette Stark, R.N., assisted by King, AI Fike, and Kenny Smith. Lumber Yard fin, Patrick Hoare, and selected to the rectory were the Rev. J. B. Juno are; Altars, Mmes. Ward, Mrs. Mary McWilliams, also a reg­ The program was arranged boys. Levi J. Saindon will super­ Walker, O.P., River Forest, 111.; Gabbie, Allan, and Horan. Vigil Laundry 1810 So. Josephine istered nurse. The enrollment of through the friendship of Joe vise this operation. . the Rev. John F. Connell, O.P., lights, Mmes. Reldl and Gamier. the class was 52, all on a voluntary Dubuque; the Rev. Gerald D. Rapp. Recently baptized were Wayne 2326 Curtis St. Denver P E . 2 4 3 5 The tickets for the dinner may basis. The girls selected the name be secured at the door on the Sherry, O.P., Chicago; and the Mrs. Grace Burke, of 654 Elati Engle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert of “ Fifty-two, No Aches and Pains Rev. J. B. Schneider, O.P., Min­ street, was the winner of four tires Engle, with Richard and Engle afternoon or evening of the day Club.” THE BEST IN LUGLa GE the meal is served. Adults meals neapolis. and tubes for writing the best 25 Wiegel as sponsors; Gail Ann All Kindi Now Is the Time to Beautify will be $1.50 and the children’s Scout! Honor Parents Return! From Ml!!ien! words, telling why she thought the Kemm, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. The Exterior of Your Home! will be 75 cents. Troop 165 o f the Girl Scouts, The Jlev. David A. Bala, O.P., Firestone product was the best in John Kemm, Jr., with Swando Entertainment Scheduled with Mrs. Fred Bartle as leader, mlMionary priest assigned to this a contest sponsored by the deal­ Mares and Martha Garcia as Specializing The original BRICK STAIN" (in j The entertainment and the entertained their parents at a parish, has returned from extended ers. sponsors, color) adds yean to your present in Quality games on the grounds adjoining "father-daughter” dinner in the missionary work in the Southwest. Seventeen students who attend The Rev. Gerald Bernard Plumbing masonry. church auditorium Thursday, May He will leave soon for missions Morahan, O.P., who wai or­ the church auditorium will start the public schools received their and W'eatiier, Stain & Alkali proof— early on the first evening, Thurs­ 22. The girls set the tables and in Wyoming and Nebraska. First Holy Communion Sunday, dained in Dubuque, la., May 22, Does not chip, peel or Mister. day, June 12, to accommodate prepared the food for the dinner Mrs. Minnie Coursey entertained May 25, in the 7 o’clock Mass. and offered hi! Fir!t Solemn Healing M a !! in St. Dominic*! church, Call ns for FREE information if yon those who dine. On other eve­ under the direction o f Mrs. Domi­ the St. Albert circle this week In Fr. Moynihan Benefit Repairs nings of the carnival, which will nic Grisenti. Denver, May 25, wa! graduated have Water Proofing proMems. in her home, 2936 Grove street. Students, both past and present, continue through Friday, Satur­ from St. Jo!eph’! high !chool Mrs. J. R. Preston and Mrs. A luncheon was served and cards from St. Joseph’s school were well 32 Veori Experience day, and Sunday evenings, June in 1944. He offered 6 o’clock Richard Engle, coleaders o f the were played. represented in the All-Star Dixie 18-15, the games and attractions M a !! for the !iater! in St. Jo* troop, supervised the workers. Mrs. St. Dominic’s circle was enter­ review held in Elitch’s Gardens Denver Brick Stain Co. will start at 8 o’clock. Bernard Pilz and Mrs. James Beck tained by Mrs. J. R. Wilson, 2829 !eph’! convent on May 29. SIAHERY last week end, which was spon­ A Plymouth automobile and a helped in the kitchen work. Fol­ W. 27th avenue, May 26. Pinochle 1455 Fox St. Ph. AC. 1083 Sheraton television set will be dis­ sored by the Fraternal Order of lowing the meal the scouts enter­ was played and a luncheon was Eagles for the benefit of the youth played on the closing night of the tained their fathers with music and served. RUG carnival. The TV project is being work o f Father James Moynihan, THE songs. Carol Merz and Gabriel Mrs. Raymond ^gram , 2918 W. & promoted by the Young Ladies’ Pilz played selections, and Elda 29th avenue, will be hostess to the McVeigh Company sodality. There will be other prizes Grisenti, Maribeth Engle, and Mau­ St. Jude circle Tuesday, June 3, CLEANING each night o f the carnival. reen Flannery sang. Special games at 1 o ’clock. Games will be played PAINllNG A.ND County Judgeship The school children’s rivalry for followed the entertainment. Nearly and lunch will be served. FREE UOTH PEOOFINQ DECORATING the honor of being crowned king 40 fathers and daughters attended. The Little Flower circle was 2 Pc. Living CONTRACTORS and queen of the carnival Friday The graduation of th* eighth entertained by Mrs. J. E. Winters Will Be Sought Room Suite Plumbing and Heating 1328 Inca KE. 0718 night, June 13, continues with in­ grade pupils will take place to­ in her home, 2045 Lowell street, Thoroly Cleaned creased eagerness during the clos­ night, 'Thursday, May 29, in the Wednesday, May 28, at 1 o’clock. Contractors ing days of the school campaign. church. The Very Rev. Joseph I. A luncheon was served and bridge By David Brofman JOHN J. CONNOR. PrMldtnt The contest will terminate 'Thurs­ Reardon, O.P., will deliver the was" played. Famous Rug & ROBERT F. CONNOR, Vic! PrMidiBt day, May 29. Judge David Brofman, county Furniture Cleaning Co. 1726 MARKET STREET Mrs. Adam Heffner, captain of judge of the city and county of the variety booth, has sent out PHONE MAIN 7127 or 7128 Littleton Parish Children Denver, has announced his can­ TA. ,6569 1532 Markol requests for embroidered pillow didacy for re-election to that post cases, fancy needlework, and any He holds the po­ material appropriate for the sition at present women guests at the carnival. Con­ Plan Corporate Communion by reason of his Complete GLASS Service tributions may be delivered to Littleton.— On Sunday, June 1, thorn, first vice president of the appointment to it • Picture Window! • Mirror! • Window Gla!! Mrs. Heffner, 3362 W. 32nd ave­ the children of §t. Mary’s parish Heckethorn Manufacturing find in April, 1951, • Auto Safety Gla!!— Tinted Color! nue,, or to the rectory. Mrs. An­ will receive Holy Communion in a Supply company, will attend to upon the resigna­ • Bath Room Shower Door! * Table Top! drew Kruse, captain of the rolling body in the 8 o’clock Mass. These business matters for the Littleton tion of Judge C. pin booth, would like discarded or will include the students of St. firm, and he and his wife will also Edgar Kettering. “ / / IPs Glass We Have /f” chipped dishes, particularly plates Mary’s school, as well as those who visit Mrs. Heckethorn’s brother, Mr. Brofman ’ or saucers. These will be the tar­ attend public schools. After Mass who is studying for the priesthood was born in Lou­ get of the players with the rolling the children will be treated to in Rome. isville, Ky., June DENVER GLASS CO. pins. breakfast by the Parent-Teacher Mr. and Mrs. Tony Michieli, 21, 1904, a n d Communion for Society league, and it is hoped that all their son, Ronald, and daughter, has lived in Den­ 2050 Lawrence St. AC. 2703 The members of the Rosary parents will see that their children Alma, were dinner gue.sts of their ver since he was Judfe Brofman Altar society will receive Holy of grade school age are present cousins, the Frank Cecchin family. three years old. Communion Sunday, June 1, in the for this observance. May 25. Homored guest at the He is a former newspaper re- ■ Jik i 7 :30 Mass, and will remain after The annual vacation school for dinner was their daughter, Mary orter, having worked on the old the Mass for their group prayers. children attending public grade Michieli, who was graduated from Benver Express, the Times, the ON ORDER- , The final spring meeting of the schools will begin on Monday, Loretto Heights college on that News, and the Post, and it was A and B FLOOR SERVICE society will be held Tuesday, June June .2, and continue for two day with a bachelor of science de­ while covering the old courthouse the best shade under the sun 3, in the church at 12:30. A lunch­ weeks thereafter. All parents who gree in medical technology. The for the News that he attended eon will be served in the auditor­ are unable to send their children families attended the commence­ Westminster law school, and was Carpet, Tile, Linoleum Installed and Repaired ium following church services. to parochial schools are asked to ment exercises and reception for admitted to the practice of law The officers of the society will be CANVAS AWNINGS have them present for this neces­ the graduates, after .which the in 1929. He was a deputy district CALL DAY OR NIGHT 'Rolli or bruthts on lik* a drtom . . . hostesses to the members. A busi­ sary relipous instruction which Michieli family returned to their attorney, and also served as a top ness meeting will be held at which will be given by the Sisters of lough ond eompldtly woihoblt btcouit Be your own weatherman— home in Sterling. government official during World AC. 2008 3343 West Colfax it't mod* with woUrproof loltx . . .. keep cool and comfortable the final plans will be made for. St. Joseph who staff St. Mary’s The women of the parish are war II. odorl*» . . . woihtt out of bruih or the carnival dinner and for the’ school. reminded of the hope chest and Judge Brofman was appointed all summ'er. Our selections church decorations for the forth­ rollar with {utl soap and wolorl Registration gift booth to be sponsored by the presiding Municipal Judge in 1948 of colors and fabrics com­ coming First Solemn Mass of the Altar and Rosary society at the and was responsible for the reor­ plete .. . our workmanship Rev. James Rasby June 8. Planned June 1 summer carnival in July. They are- ganization and improvement of ELECTRIC WOhR Regiitration a t t h e parish Registration of students for the M. L. FOSS, Inc. the best . . . our prices urged to bring their donations to the Municipal Court system. This WIRING AND REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS school for the first grade pupils school year beginning September, the rectory by Sunday, June 15, resulted in national recognition by moderate. Telephone us to­ Paint* and Spray Equipment and for the kindergarten chil­ 1952, will be held on Sunday, so that the items may be sorted both the American Bar association LYNCH ELECTRIC COMPANY dren will take place at the school June 1. It is desirable that regis­ day— free estimate. and the hope chest placed on dis­ and the National Safety Council. ■ B MA. 6958 (Honic) 1921 Arapahoe St., KE. 5151 Thursday, June 5, from 9 to tration be held at this time because play. Mmes. Frank Cecchin, James National awards were received for k e . 0309 (Shop) The Schaefer Tent 11:30 o’ clock. This registration there are many demands from Hoffman, and Frank Marturano two consecutive years. 1721 E. 31st Ave. Denver will bo for new pupils only. Pre­ other parishes for any openings in are in charge of the hope chest Judge Brofman is married and & Awning Co. sent kindergarten children have St. Mary’s school, and children project. The firnia listed here deserve to has two children, one of whom is ^ 511 Broadway received their application blanks. from this parish will be accepted Backman-Merget be remembered when you are dis> If these are returned will first. The seventh grade will be in the armed services. He lives at tributing your patronage to the dif­ Denver 9, Colo. MA. 1295 be reserved for thera.^-AU-lchU- added in the term beginning Wedding Is Held 1515 E. Ninth avenue. ELDER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY ferent lines of business. dren who come to register toust September, 1952, and the follow­ •Miss Irene Merget and Dexter GUY M. ELDER be accompanied by an adult. ing year the eighth grade will be Backman were united in mar­ A father-son Communion break­ added. riage May 18 in SL Mary’s church Needed For File* Industrial and Commercial Building fast will be held Sunday morning, Eight women from St. Mary’s before the Rev. Frederick D. Mc­ Electrical Contracting & Hepairing June 8, aft.er the 7:30 Mass. It parish attended the ACCW meet­ Callin. Maid of honor was Miss Denver Catholic Register 175 Vallejo St. PEarl 89.30 is being arranged by the officers ing held in the Shirley-Savoy hotel Cecilia Schnur and best man was and members under the supervi­ in Denver May 20. Representing M. M. Miller. The bride is the COPIES DATED: BARL J.STROHMINGER sion o f the Rev. J. S. Bernier, the Altar and,Rosary society were daughter of Mrs. Theresa Merget. O.P. It is urged that the fathers the Rev. Frederick D. McCallin, Joan Marie Carroll, infant Jan. 23, 1947 Oct. 28, 1948 Electric Compoiy make reservations for their sons and Mmes. Edwin Conrad, Harold daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George or boy-guests on the cards pro- March 13, 1947 Dec. 2, 1948 Ueensed and Bonded V. Craig, Mary Curtain, T. A. A. Carroll, was baptized May II, EQUIPMENT Member National Electrical Contractors Ass*n. Holdeway, James McCarthy. B. F, by Father McCallin in St. Mary’s July 30, 1947 Dec. 16. 1948 O’Brien, and Edmund A. (jpsahl; church. Sponsors for the child, Sept. 16, 1948 Dec. 30, 1948 1178 stoat St. AC. 5733 and representing the Parent- who was born on April 22, were Oct. 21, 1948 June 2, 1949 Teacher league was Mrs. Jerry F. Miss Diane Carroll, cousin o f the Rooney, newly elected president. baby, and John A. Carroll, proxy At this meeting the Parent- for Thomas Ludgate of Fland- Call KEystone 4205 Teacher league- of St. Mary’s reau, S. Dak., uncle o f the child. Your Help Appreciated STUCCO COATING school officially joined the ACCW Baptized by Father McCallin and Denver deanery. May 18 were Marilyn Susan with BRIK-KOTE filU tho!e ugly hole! and waterproof! in m The women of St. Mary’s Altar Groeger, infant daughter o f Mr. color or white. Applied with bru!h. AUo brick and !tucco. • INSTALLATIONS ^ d Rosary society will receive and Mrs. Paul Groeger, who was Hydrozo Liquid Gum for Shingle Stain. S oly Communion in a group in the bofn on May 8, with Mr. and Mrs. St. Rose of Lima Parish Keep them SAFE in their own play yard! 8 o’clock Mass on Sunday, June 8. Ralph Schell as sponsors; and COLORTEX for Concrete Floors made to walk on. No peeling. • SERVICE DAY or NIGHT The women will hold their monthly Laura Lucind DeBaca, infant We are Equipped toiSet up or Install Your EquipmenL Basements If'aterproofed From'INSIDE in Color! meeting in the school haU on daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eloy Drive out and tee it on display. T uesday afternoon, June 5, with DeBaca, who was born on April Perry's Cleaners IHmes. Edwin Conrad and James 18, with Mr. and Mrs. H. Esquibel Good Cleaning K iM a m McCarthy as hostesses. as sponsors. Denver BRIK-KOTE Co. Green Stamps ELCAR FENCE & SUPPLY CO. Mr. and Mrs. William R. Hecke- The instruction class, conducted 4405 EAST EVANS AVE. PHONE RA. M79 F. H. TODD, Mgr. GAS BURNER CO. thorn left by air May 14 for a by Father McCallin for Catholics Pickup tnd DeliTtry KE. 4341 1 1 2 4 Aeoma St. 260 BDWY. RA. 2871 three-week trip to London, Paris, and non-Catholics, was held in St. 2027 W. Alameda RA. 9855 Bud Ellerby Bill Carffis Frankfurt, ana Rome. Mr. Hecke Mary’s school May 22.