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VOL. XLI. No. 44. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, ^ JUNE 27, 1946. $1 PER YEAR Two Western Bishops appealing in Denver pulpits for the support of their missionary dioceses on the same Sunday recently found Denver (Cath olics mission minded and generous in response to Seminar for Spanish-Speaking their appeals. The Most Rev. Bernard T. Espeiage, 'O.F.M., Bishop of Gallup, the “ Indian capital of the United States,” received a check for $1,100 from the Rt. Rev. Monsignor John R. Mulroy, pastor of Will Be Conducted in Santa Fe Holy Ghost church; and the Most Rev. Duane G. Hunt, Bishop of Salt Lake, the “ Vatican City of the Mormons,” received a check for $1,000 from the The third regional seminar for of Santa Fe. Archbishop Bjrrne James A. Hartmann; Galveston, Rev. Gregory Smith, pastor of St. Francis de Sales’. the Spanish-speaking of the South will give the address of welcome the Rev. Vincent Fullerton, C.S.B.; west and West will take place in to the delegates on the opening day. Corpus Christi, the Rev. J. H. The two Bishops, invited by Archbishop Ur Santa Fe, N. Mex., July 9, 10, and Previoui Seminari Held »Kelly; Tucson, the Rev. Theodore ban J. Vehr to make their appeals some time within (Turn to Page 2 — Column S) 11. The conference this year is Two previous seminars—one in the year as part of Denver’s Mi.ssionary Co-opera being sponsored by the regional San Antonio at Incarnate Word office of the Bishops’ Committee tion Plan, both arranged by coincidence to be in college in July, 1943, and the other Denver the same Sunday, June 16. Th,ey were for the Spanish-Speaking located at Regis college in Denver in Oc in San Antonio, Tex. tober, 1944—were sponsored by the Fr. Morgan guests at the home of Archbishop Vehr in their Archbishop Edwin V. Byrne of National Catholic Welfare Con Denver stay, but each Bishop celebrated Sunday Santa Fe is host for the conference ference. This year the seminar will Mass and occupied the pulpit in his assigned church and will celebrate the opening Mass deal W’ith the work being done at the successive Masses to put the cause of his on the first day of the conference throughout the Southwest to help Is Going to at Loretto academy’s chapel in in the solution of the problems of missionary diocese before the congregations. Both Santa Fe. The sermon will be de the Spanish-speaking people. were gratified with the response to their appeal. livered by the Rev. Jose Garcia, The delegates from four arch Other gifts to date this year through the plan Vicar General of the Archdiocese dioceses and 12 dioceses will be Milwaukee present at this conference. Special include $357.23’ to the Maryknoll Fathers from St. Vincent de Paul’s, Denver; $830.85 from St. John’s, guests at the conference will be The Rev. Dr. Edward Morgan, the Most Rev. Augustine Dangl- Denver, and $358.53 from Loyola, Denver, to the Printer Worked S.J., who is celebrating his silver mayr. Auxiliary Bishop of Dallas; St. Columban foreign missions, and $355 from St. the Rev. Raymond A. McGowan, jubilee as a priest at a Solemn Louis’, Englewood, to the Oblate missions. Appeals director of the Social Action de Mass this Sunday in Loyola For Great Italian partment of the National Catholic are still to be made this year on behalf of Maryknoll church, Denver, is to be trans Welfare Conference; Miss Linna at St. Mary’s, Colorado Springs, and Annunciation, Bresette of the Social Action de ferred to the Gesu church in Mil Leadville; on behalf of the Maryknoll Sisters at St. Priest Leader partment, NCWC; and Professor waukee. He will be succeeded here Ma'riano Alcocer of Mexico. The by the Rev. Joseph Herbers, S.J., James’ and Holy Family, Denver; for St. Colum- official delegates from the various who was president of Regis col ban’s at St. Philomena’s, Denver; for the Vincen By Donald F. McGinley dioceses are as follows: lege from January, 1932, to the tian missions at the Cathedral and Blessed Sacra Salvatore Sam Rizzari, a com Los Angeles, Monsignor Fidencio summer of 1935. Father Herbers ment, Denver; for the Jesuit mis.sions at Annuncia posing room worker at the Regis since then has been statioi^ed at Esparza; San Antonio, the Rev. tion and St. Catherine’s, Denver; and for the Ob- ter, often takes a fond backward Paul Ehlinger; Denver, the Rt St. Louis university, where he has glance at his early years in his Rev. Monsignor John Mukoy; been superintendent of buildings late missions at Sacred Heart, Colorado Springs. home town of Caltagirone, Sicily. Santa Fe, the Rev. William Brad and grounds. He has spoken a The Missionary Co-operation collections * in the He has lived in Denver since 1910 ley; El Paso, the Rev. Lawrence number of times over the Sacred archdiocese in 1945 totaled $8,849.09, and the grand Tom Wilton, famous rider, it trying to stay its founding 50 years ago. A champion bucking by his own choice; many times Gaynor; Dallas, the Rev. Sebastian Heart hour, which is carried by aboard a tough twitting bronc in tbit unusual horse to be teen in action in the "Daddy of ’ Em he finds himself thinking of a Rubi, T.O.R.; Cheyenne, the Rev. station KMIfR, Denver. total for the first five years of operation of the action picture from Frontier Days, the famous AH” is named T. Joe for the beioeed Catholic, great fellow-countryman and per Officers have been announced plan (1941-1945) amounted to $28,883.57. rodeo in Cheyenne. T. Joe Cahill, noted Catholic whose chief hobby is "kidt.”i—(Photo copyright sonal acquaintance, Don Luigi for the Mass at 10:30 Sunday high (Turn to Page i — Column 5) figure in Cheyenne, hat been associated with the by R. R. Doubleday) Sturzo, who came to live in this Give Generously lighting the silver jubilee Observ Frontier Days celebration nearly erery year since country by necessity. To Peter’s Pence ance of Father Morgan. Father + + + + + 4 In Caltagirone at the turn of Morgan will be assisted by the the century, Sam began his ap Very Rev. Manus P. Boyle, dea Foremost Chest Surgeon prenticeship in the printing trade The annual Peter’i Pence eol- con, and the Very Rev. Harold V. in the employ of a young Sicilian I lection for the Holy Father will Campbell, subdeacon. The Rt. Rev. T. Joe Cahill, ‘Frontier Days.’ Figure, priest who was destined to become I be taken up in all churchei of Charles H. Hagus will give the one of the foremost figures of the’ the Denver archdiocese this sermon. Is Outstanding Catholic political scene of 20th-century Sunday. Demand upon the Holy Father for aid in rebuilding Following the Mass there will be Italian history. Father Luigi a clergy dinner in the Park Lane Noted Catholic, Has Hohby of ‘Kids’ Sturzo, born of noble ancestry, church facilities, shattered by By WlNIFREH) M. CUKREY disorders, and tuberculosis, pro the war in many countries, and hotel. From 3 to 6 p.m. there will was an idealistic young intellec be a reception for Father Morgen “ There is no need to kill people vided facilities for further re- tual, imbued with the principles in alleviating the suffering of with chest operations any more,” searcri and study in thoracic sur- By Rev. John Cavanagh got the orphanage out of debt,” Kringle gets a bigger kick out of the needy are terrific. As Arch in the rectory, 2309 Gaylord. Spon of Pope Leo XIII’s social justice. soring the reception are the Loyola according to Maj. David J. Dugan, gery. T. Joe Cahill ha.s a hobby, and says the .six-foot, 200-pound West witnessing the scene at the orphan It is he who must receive a glori bishop Vehr wrote: “Probably chief of the chest surgery divi Sketching the human lungs on age than the man whose hobby is never will so little accomplish Altar sodality, PTA, Holy Name it is "kids.” It may seem strange erner, "and the responses keep me ous share of credit for founding sion at Fitzsimons hospital, Den a scrap of paper, Maj. Dugan “ kids.” so much as at the present society. Fathers’ club, and St. Vin to read such a digest of the in in touch with ® lot of old friends.” an organization devoted to de cent de Paul society. All parLsh ver, translated unpronounceable medi terests and labors of a man who is W IF E IS C A TH ED R AL time.” T. Joe’s Interest in the orphans veloping true democratic expres ioners and friends are cordially in Major Dugan, who has per cal terms into the language of a.s Western as Frontier Days, but ORGANIST 42 YEARS Give generously! is well known in Denver. Seldom sion in the Italian people. vited to attend. formed more than 1.000 success the “ layman.” “ Bronchiectasis is his hobby did merit for him the It may be asserted by the multi a Christmas passes that the 69- Worked in Prieit’* Print Shop ful chest operations, feels that one of the most common ailments Papal honor, Knight of St Gre tude of Joe’s friends that his real of the veteran," he said. “It re year-old benefactor of the “ kids” claim to distinction is his record Rizarri first met Father Sturzo Named Bishop But Never Consecrated the principal problem now is ‘'sell- gory. T. Joe has perhaps done personally in 1900. The priest had sults in an unpleasant chronic more for the orphans of Wyoming does not make the rounds of all as a pallbearer. If his popularity the candy manufacturers and bak founded a weekly newspaper. cough, and usually stems from a than any other layman in the his is measured by the number of ery shops in the Queen City of the La Croce di Costantino, in which long-standing bronchial disorder tory of the Coyote state. T. Joe’s friends he has helped carry to the he had begun to propound his Fr. Brown, Former Rector that has been aggravated by the mite boxes for the orphans at Tor- cemetery he is unquestionably the best known and most honored mafi views of democracy and social hardships of over-exposure to cold, rington are in nearly every hotel, oampne.ss, or other rigors of war. in the West. This probably is true. work along'the lines of Pope Leo’s grocery store, restaurant, and gin encyclical, Renan Novarum. Work The operation performed to cure mill in Cheyenne. Every Christmas Not only has Joe acted as pall this condition is called lobectomy, bearer hundreds of times, but his ing in the printing shop of this Of Regis, 50th Jubilarlan Wall street financiers, California paper, Sam was often placed in which consists in removal of the longshoremen, and about 1,000 wife is one of the oldest church affected lobe of the lung and organi-sts i,n point of service in the role of copy boy, transporting other acquaintances from East'to The Rev. John J. Brown, S.J., Father Brown was pr^conized as tying off the bronchial passages West receive Yule cards from T. (Turn to Page 2 — Column i ) the writings of the priest to the shop and returning to the Sturzo pioneer rector of Sacred Heart first Bishop of El Paso, Tex., but to the severed lobe. Remaining Joe. Each card carries an invita college, Denver, and later rector declined the nomination. The (Turn to Page 2 — Column i ) tion to make a contribution for palace with proofs of the printed Lay Women’s Relreal matter. and president of Regis college (the Most Rev. Anthony Schuler. S.J.. the “ kids” in Torrington, the home Sam tells, in his pleasant Italian title of Sacred Heart college was then serving in Denver, was chosen of the diocesan orphanage. "We To Be Held Aug, 22-25 accent, of a scene vivid in his changed to Regis) for a number for the post after Father Brown 90 More Denver memory and one that indicates of years, will mark his golden ju resigned. Bishop Schuler died The 24th annual retreat, con the position of the Sturzo family bilee as a priest June 28 in St. June 3, 1944. ducted by tb^ Lay Women’s Re and-their concern for others. A Mary’s college, St. Marys, Kans. In keeping with the character [ treat association, will be held Aug. public almsgiving was sponsored of this quiet, unobtrusive man.+he Boys to Leave 22 to 25 in Loretto Heights col by the Sturzos every Friday morn sacerdotal jubilee will be a simple lege. Denver, with the Rev. B. J. ing. On these days crowds would one, confined to the members of Murray, S.J., as retreat master. gather before the home of Father RECISTOOPEIt his own community at St. Mary’s. For Santa Maria niEWBISHIIPS Officers of the association and Sturzo’s brother to receive much Short of stature, frail of build, i members of the board will meet needed gifts of food, clothing, or Ninety more underprivileged Tuesday evening, July 2, in the perhaps money, all “ on the house” boys will be taken to Camp Sant* home of Mrs. H. L. Kaiser, 3302 of Sturzo. At that time there was S Maria July 1 through arrange Federal boulevard, to make all serious unrest among the wage ments of the Catholic Charities fd# N illED SHIES final arrangements. Further in laborers of the area, mainly among Maj. David J. Dugan a .supervised vacation that will last formation can be had by callint those who worked in Caltagirone’s ing the safety of thoracic surgery three week.s. The 100 older boys Mrs. Thomas M. Carroll, PEar orange groves. The Sturzos felt a who are at the present time en Washington.— Pope Pius XII has 584-2. keen responsibility in the dissatis to the rest of the medical profes T. Joe Cahill sion and the public.” In this in joying the facilities of the beautiful MEN’S 1ST RETREAT faction of the Sicilian workers, and named Mon.signor Leo P. Dwor terest he will deliver a paper be camp near Bailey will be brought We.st Loaded down with hdavy OPENS JUNE 28 of their wealth they gave chari schak. Vicar General of the Dio fore the American College of down to Denver the same day. Two cese of Fargo. N. Dak., as Titular sacks of candies and pastries, T. The season’s first retreat for tably. Announcement of the second groups of girls will iJlso have a Joe is ready “ put on a show” in laymen begins in Regis college, Solved Workert’ Troublei summer session at Regis college in Chest Physicians in San Francisco, Bishop of Girus and Coadjutor Calif., June 28. chance at camp life when the sec Bishop of Rapid City, S. Dak. He the TorrinsrtoM home. He has not Denver, .this Friday evening, June As far as Don Sturzo’s ideals Denver was made this week by the always donned the traditional Rev. Eugene H. Kessler, S.J., dean. ond group of boys hat completed has also designated the Rev. Daniel 28. The Rev. Daniel V. Campbell, of politics and social security Maj. Dugan, wh(^ is disarmingly the three weeks allotted to every J. Feeney, pastor of the Nativity white whiskers and red jacket of S.J., former army chaplain, is the \fxre concerned, it was not neces- Included in this session are courses modest about his success, is recog band of youngsters. Loretto of the Blessed Virgin Mary church, old St. Nicholas, but never a Kris retreat master. (Tum to Page i —Column 5) by two visiting lecturers from St. nized as one of the most out Heights college students will be Presque Isle, Me., as Titular Bishop Louis university. The ReV. Chris standing chest surgeons in the the counselors. tian L. Bonnet, S.J., will present a U. S. A devout Catholic and a of Sita and Auxiliary Bishop of Clinic S taff Praiied Portland, Me. The appointments course in cosmology and the Rev. daily communicant, he frequently were announced by Archbishop Thomas J. Lynam will teach a serves Mass on Sundays in the post The Rt. Rev. Monsignor John Amleto G. Cicognani, Apostolic FR. ROWLETT CITES PRIEST’S FOOD WOES class in English literature. Regis chapel at Fitzsimons. R. Mulroy, director of Catholic Delegate to the United States. tration for the'second session will Chest surgery, though not new, Charities, expressed, praise this take place July 1 with classes did not come into its own until week for the staff of Ave Maria Bishop-elect Dworschak was (One of a series of articles based on the auto “ A great part of my missionary days were spent beginning July 2. World war II when the surgeon clinic, where the children are ex born April 16, 1900, in Independ biography of Father William J. Houilett.) without a housekeeper, and I took my meals a ^ Father Bonnet is widely known general’s office, in anticipation of amined before their application ence, Wis. He was the youngest of for camp is accepted. Miss Ger 13 children and has a brother, the Priests’ housekeepers in Father Hewlett’s day hotel or restaurant; but sometimes I would tirg^f for his work^n cosmology, which veterans’ chest injuries, bronchial Rev. Roman P. Dworschak, also a apparently exercised a consistent misjudgment of tbeir meals and open a bachelor’s hall, and then I he teaches iirthe seminary at St. trude Graef, clinic director, stayed priest of the • Fargo diocese. He missioners’ stomachs, and their unguided zeal had what I wanted and cooked it, not to the queen’s Louis university. His studies in Novena to Precede on the job for the health examina attended Sf. John’s university, prompted the priest-turned-scribe years afterwar'd taste, but to my own taste— and if I do say so my the field include work at the Gre Fr. J. J. Brown, S.J. tions despite the fact that she was to a digression in,bitter vein. His Celtic heart self, many a visitor envied me my menu.” gorian university in Rome. The suffering from a broken arm and Collegeville, Minn., and the Cath a gray-haired veteran with a rebelled: fundamental principles of Thora- Cabrini OanonizatioR had the injured member in a heavy olic University of America. He was Whether or not he occasionally banished his serious face and penetrating eyes, housekeeper in Central City and stepped into the istic philosophy will be presented cast. She, was a.ssisted by the reg ordained May 29, 1926, in College- “ If housekeepers could only understand,” he Father Brown maintains a regular ular clinic staff, plus several stu chef's role. Father Hewlett does not relate. But with an emphasis on natural A solemn nov^a previous to the villc. writes, “ how much-some missioners long for a plain daily schedule, despite his close to dent nurses from Denver’s Cath meal, and peace while eating it, and not to be urged he tells of the “ fine cooking stove” bestowed on him philosophy. He plans to lay stress canonization of S t Frances Xavier He has spent all his priestly 80 years. olic hospitals. ' career in the Fargo diocese. ' He and pressed to have more of this and of that when by Mrs. William Z. Cozens for the new rectory. on individual attention owing to Cabrini will begin Friday, June 28, they have had all that they cared for and then The Cozens were one of his “ best families.” the varied backgrounds expected His humility causes him to blush in the Queen of Heaven orphanage ANNIVERSARY MASS was secretary to the Bishop from at mention of the fact that he was 1929 to 1935; Chancellor from 1935 some!” (William Z. Cozens, Sr., and his wife, Mary in the class and will conduct some chapel. The Missionary Sisters of IS CELEBRATED meetings on a seminar basis. thf first Bishop-elect of the El the Sacred Heart announce that An anniversary Mass for John L. to 1940; Vicar General since 1940. “ The poor men are fed on all the extras and rich Yqrke, were the first couple married before the Paso diocese. When he advanced then Father Machebeuf in Centra! City in 1859. Poetry of the Victorian and friends, benefactors, and members Dower, who with his wife, Mrs. He was made a Papal Chamberlain dishes each cook can compound— roast fowl, salads, romantic periods will be spotlighted pressing reasons against his tak in June, 1939, and a Don\estic Pre puddings, pastries, pies, cakes, spiced fish and Cozens, not a Catholic, was sheriff there from 1860 of the Aid society will be especially May Dower, was responsible for in the survey of English literature ing office, his immediate resigna Camp Santa Maria, was celebrated late in May, 1941. meats, oysters in every style— until their stomachs to 1868 and 'was notable for never having shot a remembered in these devotions. taught by Father Lynam. Father tion was accepted by the Holy See Wishes for favors to be granted at the camp chapel Wednesday by Bishop-elect Feeney was born in must be burned and paralzyed with spices, acids, man. He later served as Fraser’s postmaster until and he was never consecrated. his death in 1904. The Cozens ranch was event Lynam is a member of the English should be sent to the orphanage Archbishop Urban J. Vehr. Pres Portland, Me., Sept 12, 1894, He and rich condiments, as if trying to outdo the cook Qualities of delicate kindliness ually given to Regis college, Denver, as a villa for department of St. Louis university. at 4825 Federal boulevard, where* ent, in addition to Mrs. Dower, and is an alumnus of Holy Cross col at [the priest’s! last mission. and careful'judgment marked him scholastics.) His graduate studies in this field they will be placed before the her house guest, Mrs. Thomas ^ r - lege, Worcester, Mass., and made "How often they would like a Jiggs dinner or were pursued at the University of as a man fit fo r the exacting du an Irish dinner of mutton and tupnips! . . . shrine of the new saint. coran, were Monsimor MulPoy his theological studies in the Sul- A Good Bed* Cincinnati. ties and ^ave responsibilities of Announcement is also made of and Father E. J. Kolka, associate pician seminary and the Grand Snobbery in the Kitchen Turning to another normal creature comfort. In addition to these classes Regis superiorship. Asked recently the Pontifical Mass in celebration director of the Catholic Charities. seminary, both in Montreal, Can “ A housekeeper I once had gave me fresh green Father Hewlett stresses the virtues of a good bed. will offer others in governmental whether he had any special hobby, of the canonization, to be held July MASSES SCHEDULED ada. He was ordained in Montreal vegetables all winter, but when spring cajne I got The sacerdotal “ sack” was a vital item. accounting, mathematics of finance, the jubilarian replied with a smile: 8 in the Cathedral. On Sunday, FOR VACATIONISTS May 21, 1921. He served as dioc none, and her excuse was that everybody had these “ I never cared for exotic or dainty dishes, but college algebra, general physics, “ My hobby for about 29 years was July 7. and Monday, July 8, from For the benefit of vacationist* esan superintendent of schools in things and they were too common. I did want a good bed, and I always managed to English composition, European worry.” ^ acting rector of Sa 2 to 4 o’clock in the afternoon, a near Camp Santa Maria, Sunday Portland from 1926 to 1929, Since “ Another went to the other extreme. When I have it. histo^, ethics, Spanish, religion, cred Heatx college, Denver, from reception will be held in the or Masses are said at 7:30 and 9:30. then he has held bis present asked her what she would do if company came to “ Father Rosswinkel at a retreat told us to get chemistry, and special study in J1898 to 1903, and again as rector phanage for the public. Both daya There is also Mass at Buffalo at 10 pastorate. [NCWC Wire] i dinner, she simply said she would open another can. (Turn to Page S — Column t) history and mathematics < (Turn to Pages — Column if will close with Solemn Benediction. o’clock daring the summer months. p a g e t w o Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, EE3rstone 4205 Thursday, June 27, 1946'
SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER KIDS’ ARE PAVOftiTE HOBBY PE TO BE m e Hotin i? . Choice of Served From Place Ordeir Note Entrees 11 A. M. to OF T. JOE CAHILL, DENVERITE Complete 5 P. M. Only (Continued From Page One) spiration of Mrs. Cahill and'their CIIIS FOOD WOES America. For 42 years she has four children, one of whom died in INDIVIDUALLY DAKED GHIOKEN PIE presided at the keyboard of the 1942, jthat T. Joe started his mite rr (Choice Milk-Fed Chicken in U e h , Matnral <»rav7 organ in S t Mary’s Cathedral, It was largely through the in- box project in Cheyenne. He was OF Fimy Oils Too Small a World with Freah (^rden Vegetablea) more interested in stapng carni ROAST SIR LO IN .O F BEEF with Gravy, Panley, Craamed New vals, and perhaps still is, to raise Potatoes, and Battered String Bean* ( Continued From Page One) money for the orphanage. (Continued From Page One) Radtke; Oklahoma City and Tulsa, Leading Surgeon Frontier Days in Cheyenne is a new bed every year. I n?ver did The Life of Mother Cabrini (SOPPED STEAK with Fre*h Muihrooni Saace, French Fried the Rev. Gabriel Hentrich, O.C.D.; this year observing its golden that, but I did so as often as the Potatoea, Creamed Pea* and Carrot* or Battered Beet* Monterey-Fresno, the Very Rev. old one grew uncomfortable. I do Monsignor James Dowling; San jubilee with its annual revival of so yet, for no bed is quite as com SEA FOOD PLATE (Breaded Filet of Halibnt, Golf Shrimp*), Diego, the Very Rev. Monsignor Is Outstanding the old West. It was just 49 years fortable to me as the one I break Coid Slaw with French Fried Potatoea and Tartar Sauce Francis C. Ott; Gallup, the Rev. ago that T. Joe entered the Fron in myself and fit to my own Pax R. Schicker, O.F.M.; and tier Days’ scene as an announcer. corpus." MOTHER CABRINI MEDALS Pueblo, the Rev, (Charles J. Mur Wit on the Highway Include* I Soup or Cocktail Hot Roll* Salad ray, S. J. In that half-century he has missed Sterling Silver...... 6 0 c Dettert Father Hewlett sponsored Choiea of Drink* 40 Delegate* to Attend Catholic Lapan only two of the celebrations. Re several missions for his parishion RESTAURANT In addition, some 40 delegates, calling his first Cheyenne rodeo, to ers in Gilpin county. One of the NOW IN STOCK 615 17th Street including priests, sisters, and laity, (Continued From Page One) which he subsequently gave the visiting mission-givers was a Fa have signified the intention of lobes then expand to replace the historic slogan, “ Daddy of ’Em ther Brady, a New York Paulist, Bstween Wciton and being present. space that is left.” Caliloraia Sts. whose westward journey was high Has Done 100 Lobectomies All,'’ ’ T. -Joe chuckled: “ It was a The program of the seminar em one-day affair. We bad brought lighted by a highway mishap, and braces three main sections: First, In the six chest surgery centers a quip worthy of quote. 400 SEATS NO UQUOR ORGAN MUSIC established in the war, of which .over quite a representation from educational and pastoral problems; Fort Warren to stage an artillery “ It happened that as he [Father second, health, welfare, and eco Fitzsimons is the only remain Brady] was coming through the ing one, more than 750 lobec exhibition. O n e caisson tore nomic progress; and third, lay through the fence and mussed up mountains the stagecoach in which leadership organization. The plan tomies have been performed. Maj he was riding was upset, but with Dugan himself has done 100 lobec a lot of people. That episode ning committee for the conference nearly killed the rodeo as well os out injury to the passengers. Headquarter* for CHURCH is composed of the Rev. Paul J. tomies. This operation is used also Among the passengers were to some extent in tubercular the spectators.” From that day on ARTICLES OF DEVOTION Ehlinger, director of the Catholic T. Joe has served in practically several preachers, and the remark CHURCH FURNISHINGS GOODS Welfare bureau, San Antonio, and cases. of one of them at the time of the BOOKS FOR THE CATH- In the first World war if a every official capacity in the stag chairman of the Lay Council for ing of the annual Frontier Days. accident was not bad. OUO LATTY AND CLERGY the Spanish-Speaking; the Rev. soldier had a bullet in his chest, it .HOUSE was left there because the risk of Musing about the early years in “ ‘This,’ he said, ‘ is what I John M. Hayes, professor at Incar the cow country T, Joe was inter judge to be tbp greate.st outpouring nate Word college, San Antdnio, removal was considered too great. Improvement and refinement of rupted by the question: “ Did you of the Gospel ever witnessed in this and secretary of the Lay Council ever ride one of the bucking horses section.’ ” for the Spanish-Speaking; and the anesthesia and other important factors in chest surgery have made in the rodeo?” He laughed: “ No, Saving the ^ th Rev. John J. Birch, executive sec I'm not that crazy.” retary of the regional office of it possible now to remove the As in Denver, there were in the Bishops’ Committee for the bulmt and lessen the danger of MURDERER’S HANGING Central City Irish radicals who, Spanish-Speaking, also of San empyema, or an infected chest IS VIVID MEMORY to many a suspicious eye, were bent Antonio. wound. Among the early memories of on blowing up England with dyna Another innovation in thoracic T. Joe is a hanging in 'Cheyenne. mite. Not a few of these Anglo- surgery, which is replacing the old “ I was serving Mass for Father phobes were erstwhile parishioners. FOR THE SAFETY OF YOUR GOODS, USE JOE’S SKELLY method of collapsing the chest McCormack when we heard shouts Unable to see eye to eye with wall to meet the lung, is called outside the church. The jail was previous pastors, they had forsaken JOHNSON SERVICE ON EVERY MOVE decortication. This operation re directly across the street. At that the house of the Lord. SERVICE time I was only a kid, but I moves the lung covering and thus In Father Hewlett’s words, these MOVING - PACKING - STORAGE dashed out of the church to see JOE FARRANKOPF. Prop. permits the lung to expand to meet “ poor men . . . talked a lot and sent 221 BROADWAY DENVER, COLO. Charley Miller running around the (.ME.MBER ST. LOUIS’ PARISH) the chest wall. Years ago this a few dollars to politicians in New operation was used, but was also side of the courthouse. He had New Location York and Ireland, but never did considered too dangerous. Modern killed two men earlier, and had anything worse.” A fortuitous cir 134 So. Broadway methods and discoveries have been caught, tried, and sentenced cumstance enabled the pastor to to hang. That morning he was PE. 9737 made its revival a success. rescue many of these strayed sheep. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS “ I just fell into chest surgery making his escape, but it failed. “ The coming of Michael Davitt WE TREAT YOU RIGHT. because the army had too many Charley called for a priest after was my first opportunity. But when general surgeons and did not know he was put back in jail, and Father John Devoy of New York came to PENYER INDUSTRIAL BANK what else to do with me,” is the McCormack converted him. I went ask me to preside at a public meet jij^njTTUXim rLTinnjm jTnjrm jTJT^^ Major’s modest explanation of with Father to the hanging. ing in the opera house, where he G«ors« P. Rock, Presidant how he happened to be chosen for “ When they got Charley up on was to speak, and also when Sheri ^1534CaWoml>S».lr Diiytr Dry CmdR Cm* PhenaMAh 5155 ^ this work. His record as one of the scaffold he handed a crucifix dan, the famous ‘Number One,’ the leading men in thoracic sur to Father McCormack, *who gave who was sought by j;he British gery in the U. S. belies that state it to me while Charley was being government and who was living in ment, however. strapped. I still have it. If ever Southern Colorado, asked the same Set Up Center in Denver a kid and priest were sick! I don’t favor of me, my stock rose to par In 1942 Maj. Dugan was as remember whether Father Mc with the Irish of the district. Funeral Service signed to assist Dr. Brian Blades, Cormack helped me home or I “ I had a conversation with both chief of thoracic surgery at Walter helped him. We were both out of of these men before the meeting, Reed, hospital, Washington, D'. C. circulation for a few days after and I was sure their speeches He ser^’ed in that capacity for that hanging.” would be as moderate as their repu REGARDLESS OF YOUR AGE thrde years before coming to Den On another morning while T. tations were radical. Some English ver rb set up the chest surgery Joe was at Mass he was again dis sympatliizers censured me through center at Fitzsimons. tracted by gun 'shots. As he the press, but I answered them Th. WHITE CROSS, through the Boulevard Denver is no stranger to Maj. emerged from the church he stood through the same medium, with the Dugan. In 1935 he spent a sum Mortuary, offers you a Single-Premium or facing the famous killer, Tom result that ray careless patriots mer working at Camp Santa Maria Horn. Tom just waved the gun at thought that I wds as good an One-Pay Plan for the purchase of a Pre-ar» under the direction of Monsignor Joe as the desperado headed into Irishman as they, and they came ranged Funeral Service at any price you John Mulroy, director of Catholic a blind alley and capture. He was back to the practice of their choose. The rates quoted below are for a Charities. awaiting^ hanging when he suc religion.” Educated in Jesuit schools— St. $500 service.* ceeded through outside help in <(Pf tL' Ignatius’ high school and John breaking out of jail. He was given Carroll university, Cleveland; and an automatic that jammed before AGE PREMIUM AGE PREMIUM St. Louis university, St. Louis— he could use it. Back in jail and 2 0 __ ...... SI63.86 45 ...... $262.20 Maj. Dugan interned at St. John’s ready to be hanged, he called for EX-OEEISPOFH 25 ______177.52 50 ...... 292.38 hospital, Cleveland, and prior to T. Joe and asked him as a per 'Rate* on Inter* his military service practiced gen sonal favor to strap him up and ■Distinctive 30 ...... 193.79 55 ...... 325.54 m*dial« or ad eral surgery in that city. Clean & ...... 213.07 put the hangman’s hood over his 35 SM*** 60 ...... 360.48 vanced age* quot Maj. Dugan, his wife, and their head. Since Tom had been a close IS 40 ______235.77 65 ...... 395.74 ed on requeat. two children live at 10751 E. friend of Joe’s uncle, who ac Bepair Q ya|ity CODtS Colfax. The Dueans will move to companied Tom to Arizona a few California in July when Maj. years earlier to take care of Ger- (Continued From Page One) This WHITE CROSS Pre WHITE CROSS also offers Dugan is released from military onimo, he complied. For years and president of the same college 1947 Styles arranged Service Plan may you a specified 24-Months* service. afterwards Joe could hear the click (now Regis) from 1906 to Aug. 15, Open Ex^eninft* for your be purchased with a 20% Pay Plan based on the above as Tom’s neck snapped at the end 1920, and finally as rector of the Storing of the rope. tertianship of St. Stanislaus’ semi Convenience down payment, balance pay* rates. Auto Body and Fender nary, Cleveland, 0., from 1922 to SERVED MASS ed}Ie at your convenience. REPAIRING AND PAINTING 1931, he had steady opportunities FREE ESTIMATE TIME PAYMENTS FOR BISHOP BURKE for the practice of his hobby. Back in those early days there During seven years, from 1912 to GRAND OPENING MONDAY, JULY h t SWAYNE-WIMBUSH was no experience that.more in 1919, he bore the double burden of B 8 5 0 BANNOCK TA. 6113 delibly impressed itself on the rector of Regis and superior of the BOULEVARD MORTUARY. Beilins FORDS Since inS memory of T. Joe than serving New Mexico-Colorado mission. 3020 Federal Btvd., Denver Mass for Bishop Burke.*The young Born in the far North of Mich ster was a student in St. John’s igan in the littl^ town of Eagle McCifrry Furs I am interested in receiving more informa FEDERAL at NORTH SPEER parochial .school, taught by the Harbor on Feb. 7, '1S67, he moved tion about the WHITE CROSS Plan, as adver Holy Childhood nuns. When he did with his family to‘’Colorado at the DISTINCTIVE tised In the Catholic Register. • MRS. JAS. P. McCONATY not have the chance to serve the age of nine. His-friendship with Bishop he assisted his mother in Jesuits deepened in his years as a Quality Service JAS. F. /AcCONATY JOS. P. McCONATY RECAP NOW the choir loft. The organ was student at Las Vfegas college at pumped by hand, and it was fre Albuquerque, N. Mex. After en •MODELING 1527 vSo. Pearl quently the hand of T. Joe that tering the order in 1881 at the no ■u n ?Ng“ 9193 Addres*...... !...... with(§imm/A provided the air for the chant. vitiate at Albuquerque, N. Mex., Bonded Messenger Service For thrills T. Joe found few he was transferred in the first year to St. Stanislaus’ seminary near m a QUAinr suBBtR to compare in his lifetime with the days when John L. Sullivan Florissant, Mo. Here he completed stopped over in Cheyenne the his novitiate and did his years of guest of Joe’s father. As the fam work in classical lOtudies. Two ily started for Mass of a Sunday years of teaching and study at Las morning, with the great John L. Vegas were followed by the regu and Mr. Cahill leading the way, lar philosophy couree at St. Ig T. Joe was the envy of every kid natius’ college, San Francisco. in town. Scores of youngsters of During the next ^wo years he returned to Colorado, teaching at every denomination crammed into Regis college in Denver. Wood- the church for a further look at stock college in Maryland was the Serve Miller’ s Super the “ champion,” and later offered scene of his theological studies and various gifts for the chance to get his ordination on June 28, 1896, by into the Cahill ho^ne to see the Cardinal Gibbons. His tertianship fighter. was postponed until 1903-1904. In John L. and T. Joe’s dad had the intervening years he had lived together in Troy, N. Y., but served as prefect, minister, and the incident that united the group rector at Regis college, Denver. GOOD in fast friendship was the fact that After his tertianship. Father FACTORY Mrs. Cahill also came from Troy. Brown ehgaged in pastoral work MITHOD T. Joe’s mother and dad had ac at St. Patrick’s church, Pueblo, for tually lived in the same block in two years. Then came the ap Troy, had both conie west to pointment as rertor of Regis col- Cheyenne, and there for the first legq. time had met at a church bazaar. m the past 15 years he has been O n t y m o u r s h o p ! Today there is a successor to spiritual father at St. Mary’s. EATS the champion bucking horses of other days. “ Old Steamboat," “ Midnight,” and “ Five Minutes to Midnight” have been known to The Denver Catholic HfluiKinson every American cowboy and rodeo Register For Your fan for a quarter century. Today the champ bronco is “ T Joe." Published Weekly by the But the interests of the real T. Joe are not in the famous horse that Gatholio Press Society, Ine. bears his name, but in the famous 938 Bannock Street. Denver, _ "kids” who loiow him as the Colo. 4th of July RECAPPING “ Daddy of ’Em All.” Subscription: $1 Per Year Archbishop Is Willed Entered as Second Class Matter Your recaps at the Post Ofliice, Denver, Amount for Benefit Colo,. SJUAMCED Of Spanish-Speaking PICNIC TREATS! H New Radios Daily l ik e a n e w TIRE! Archbishop Urban J. Vehr is the chief beneficiary of the will of # A u to Accessories • MORE MILEAGE Marguerite Mitchell who died in ■ -1 Denver June 13.1Her estate is es # Radios All Miller Markets • NO SHIMMY timated at $1,400. The Very Rev. John R. Ordinas, C.R., of St. , # Household Goods Glesed. Jily . 4th Cajetan’s parish was left $200 for 1001 Item* for the i teaching and ministering to the JOE KAVANAUGH Spanish-speaking citizens of Den Home and Car Open Wednesday, July 3rd. 1 ^ ver. Forem an’s At regular Saturday LINCOLN AT 7TH After other small bequests the Appliance Store store hours. residue of the estate was bequeath- PHONE TA. 1261 eJ to the Archbishop “ for use in 3339 E. Colfax EA. 4283 I teaching Spanish-speaking Cath Guaranteed Radio RepairiHq SUPER mBRNETO olics in Colorado.” the Jim's Store- 62i sixteenth stJ PAGE THREE Thursday, June 27, 1946 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Cathedral DRS. LEE C. HANEY & SON Entrance Change Boon to Aged, Crippled OPTOMETRISTS ECONOMY 827 15th ST.. TA. 2690 N m te CUrkt'i Ctrareli Go«4i Memberi St Vincent de Paul Parish "JFfien in loto tplriu call Jerrf**. ■'1 1634 Tremont KE. 45S4 A good name in which the public has faith comes only ZUMVIK, COLO J t rasE DEUVEsy ereb PASKiNa after years of conscientious service. We are now, as in ' -1 the past, happy to offer our services for the solution of A REPUTABLE DRUG your visual problems. STORE Arthur N. Hoefner ; k SaecoMor to McDonald’* Flora] Shoppe ' Offlelal a Baataarant ^► GRADUATIONS ^ ► WEDDINGS LUtad by Dnnean Htaaia mURPHV’S Adrantare* Coifaa «i Downing . . Dearer ► OUR SPECIALTIES , tn Good Eatlnf BROADWAY AT ELLSWORTH KEyrtoM 3217 > HAId TMt tl} Eut Colfax ATtsati OPEN PROM 11 A M . TO 2 A M . SPAGHETTI ENJOY THE BEST F e a tu rin g NADORFF’S Home-Made Ravioli or One of Den Home-Maddt Lasanghe Colorado ver’s Finest FOOD IN DENVER Appreciates Your Patronage ComsAo the POPULAR ' Famous Ask About Our Free Wine ITALIAI\ KITCHEN B a r t and Recipe Book DONALD HANNUM. Hxr. LUNCHEONS M o u n ta in Vat. — War. II F o u n ta in s EM. MTT Colfax at WlUlaa KE. »S«I ^______m * E. COLFAX T r o n L for yonr fa Complete Dinners Jnlcy, Ten Open Day and Nite vorite Soda ' The ramp is located on the north tide of the church adjacent Meet Your Friends der Steaks. Work ii in progress at St. Doniinic’t church, 29th avenue and o r Smadae, C a p i t o l h i l l to the parking lot. It will be accessible from three directions by Federal boulevard, Denver, in converting the step* at the north at Murphy’s Chops a n d CAFE automobile and from iJl four directions from street level. An inci C o c k ta il entranca into a sloping ramp. The object of this remodeling it to dental item of construction made neceteary by the installation of the 735 E. Colfax Chicken Tamales, Chili, F r 1 a d provide an easy access to the church for the feeble or disabled. ramp will be an extension of the present cement sidewalk so at to Service. n Fine Foods at Fair Prices Sandwiches, Our Specialty Pictures above show the old entrance and the new ramp. include the entire walking distance from Federal street frontage Chicken. The present construction of the several entrances to the church to the alley space in rear of the chnrch. Banquet Room for Parties w w w w ^ w'w w w w w w w w w n It will also be necessary to provide exterior electric illumination V requires the use of steps to enter the interior of the church. Tbit ■CLOSED ALL DAY TUESDAY FUR STORAGE has proved a considerable handicap lo many aged parishioners, wheel to light this walk and the alley space back of the church for those who will enter to the ramp from 29th or Grove streets. The work $2.00 on $100 Valuation chair and crutch-using members of the congregation. The plan of a369C»Ifiilibr converting one of the side entrances into a ramp met with such of' installation is now in progress and will be completed for use the Oeaver.ftila ANDRE DE VAJDA instant, approval that one parishioner immediately offered the pas first Sunday in July. Minor sidewalk repairs are being made and BE SAFE ON THE HIGHWAY 1452.^ York EM. 1857 tor, the Rev. V. R. Hughes, O.P., a check to cover the cost of the bare spaces between the church walls and present adjoining cement IW1Akr6793 **On» 9i tioMt Modern Pnr Cold Storago ramp, about $300. ______walks are being filled. PUdU In Uit WMt" Let US give you a free estimate on a general check up for your summer driving MAHLER THRIFTY FOUNTAIN Queen of Heaven COMPLETE ENGINE OVERHAUL Fomi«rlT Goodricii Book Shop AND BRILL BODY fend FENDER DEPT. GIFT, Bo 6 k a n d Fine Foods Free Pick Up Service RENTAL u RIARY (St. Philomena’* Pari*h, Denver) with a blush veil, was trimmed In lap Dancing Canver’i Pint Poat War Aid Society Meets ISU B. Colfax Opan ETenint* An organizational meeting o i with rosepoint lace and fell from PE. EH. 41(1 Stroamlinad Fountain the fathers of St. Philomena’s a tiara of stephanotis. Her bridal Cor. Kth A Grant Joe M. Bland, Upr. Denver youngsters may receive 4641 VINER CHEVROLET CO. t The June meeting of the school children will be held at 8 bouquet was made of white roses free tap instruction at various play WEDDINGS PAUILy GBOUPB Queen of Heaven Aid society was o’clock in the school hall Thurs and stephanotis. ^...... 4 ground centers for the remainder day, June 27. The meeting is for HOOVER-CRADDICK held June 18 at the orphanage in The niaid of honor. Miss Jeanne of the summer, according to Dot Jo 1 Suzdnne^s ; all the men of the pariah. The McKenzie, and the bridesmaids, S28 East Colfax Ato., DenTcr, Colo. Denver, with Mrs. S. Chiolero purpose is to form a men’s social Campbell, supervisor of women’s FOX-NICHOLSON DOWNING GOAL Mmes. William H. Sanders, Jr.; and prls’ activities: of the Denver : STAUFFER SYSTEM < DISTINCTIVE PORTRAITS presiding. Mmes. Ida Weber, Ed club to promote school and parish Daniel B. Jones, and T. Donald Public schools. STUDIOS ^ More Than Just Reducing ^ HOME PORTRAIT SITTINGS Navans, Jr.; John Schmitt, R. activities. AND HOWE. 00. FOR BABIES AND CHILDREN Christopher, were gowned alike The instructors. Misses Anna Miss Mary Catherine Jaeger is "SINCE 1(14" I An axcIntlTa, aaar and lana method ^ Morrison, Herman Seep, and in blusii pink crepe gownfi made and Francis Fraser, and Ernestine Baccessor to Irving Allen Fog STUDIO: KEYSTONE 8654 attending the University of Colo . of weixht control and poatara cor-1 ’ RES. CHERRY 57S8 Bertha Smith, and Miss Ann Hud with a cascade side drape. They Smith,'are being sponsored by the and Nicholson Stndio “THERE’S NO FUEL LIKE AN ^ roetlon. f rado at, Boulder for summer son were admitted as yearly mem wore braided halos of matching Municipal Recreation department. OLD FUEL” ^ The Healthful Way to Reducei bers. Mrs. Margaret Coffey and classes. ' material arranged with a. side ef 1542 Bdwy. TA. 2784 DR. R. W. FRITZ Walter Jaeger is acting as coun Lessons will be given at different 3260 Downing T A 2515 ^ Free Courtaay Treatment by Apnoint- ^ Philomena Hodges entered as life fect of Amenfcan Beauty roses to schools every day from 2:30 until t meat—Only Orixinal Stauffer Syitem selor at Santa Maria summer And Associates members. A special meeting of match their bouquets. 4:30, or from 3:30 until 4:30. ^ In Denver ’ camp. former presidents and members Mr. Homer had William T. The following is a schedule of Richard Case is home on ter ► CHERRY 1864 ^ Dentists was held June 26 to make plans Roche, Jr., for his best man. The the days and schools where instruc St. Vincent de PauFs Parish > 414 E. Colfax (M lEtb Street USt IStb Street for the reception and tea to be minal leave from the navy. ushers were Robert Black, Joseph KEyatone <721 TAbor 1711 tion will be given; Monday, Mont f Ladiea Only (Oppoaita Cathedral) held at the Queen of Heaven Steve Halpin, Jim Jordan, Dan Schmidtz, and Gerald Galligan. Opan Monday and Tharaday Bvaa Foley, and Dick Coupe have re clair, Ebert, Lawrence, and Col home July 7 and 8 to celebrate Following a wedding trip, Mr. fax schools; Tuesday, Fairmont, Washington Park Mkt. L. the canonization of the foundress cently been discharged from the HODGE GROCERY navy. Homer and his bride will return University Park, Barnum, and Spaghetti King of the West of the institution, Mother Fran here to live. Eagleton schools; Red & White Food Store C. ALFRED HODGE, Proprietor cesca Cabrini. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. La Tourrette Wednesday, Park Hill, Smiley, BILL HUGHES. Prop. 2103 East Virginia Ave. are leaving Friday for several Mary Hagerty It Bride Pontifical High Mass in the 24th Street schools; Thursday, SP. 7505 Cathedral, Monday, July 8, will weeks’ visit in California. Miss Mary Kathryn Hagerty, Ashland, Jefferson, Beach Court, Complete Food Service be attended by the Aid society, Mi.ss Elizabeth Appel, daughter daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Simon and Sherman schools; Friday, 598 South Gilpin Meats, Groceries, OCOONfe members of which will assemble of Mrs. Irene M. Appel, became W. Hagerty, became the bride of *Tfs Smart to Bo Thrifty" RESTAURANT ITALIAN Whittier, Mitchell, and Steck Fresh Fruits and Vegetables OFFERS on the Logan street side of the the bride of Samuel J. Horner, Mark J. Poxhoven June 10 in St. schools. Cathedral promptly at 9:30 o’clock son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. PhHomena’s church. Father Omer 3 SPECIAL DINNERS that morning. Seats will be re Horner, June 22 prior to a Nuptial Foxhoven, brothef of the bride served for the members. Bene Mass offered by the Rt. Rev. Mon groom, officiated at the ceremony. , Suffers Broken Leg MAHONEYDRUGS JAMES GROCERY SPAGHETTI DINNER...... 75
if a lot of bills have “ piled up” on you, or if you are confronted 1092 So. Phone with an emergency that requires extra money. Just call us on HATIGNAL BRANDS Gaylord BOB’S SP. 0 5 74 Any mortuary may be called for services the phone, or come to our office, and arrange a loan to be repaid in small payments to suit your convenience. You’ll find SUPER MARKET Grocery and Market our service considerate and courteous both before and after Groetties, Meats and Fancy making the loan. 1004 S. Gaylord Sp. 6752 Vegetables This proteaion is guaranteed by an The Store of Quality and Price LOANS QUICKLY MADE ON Free Deliveries Daily WE TAKE PHONE ORDERS Old Line Legal Reserve Life Insurance Company Autos, Furniture, Collateral, First and Second Mortgages on (2.00 OR MORE Improved Denver Real Estate and to Salaried Employes on Finest line of Meats, Groceries [Ddimunitij FlouiErj their plain note, without an assignment of wages and without and Vegetables on the Market W* wai Not Bo UndsrsoM Olinger’s Advisory Department notifying the employer. ‘ Store m SPrucc73l8 four Patronage Appreciated Speer Blvd. at Sherman St- Loans Made Oateide Denver by MaU VAN ZniHSRHAN. Haasamr Denver 3, Colorado Kathleen Friend WATCH, CLOCK AND Y es, l\tm 51 years old mj nearest Quality (Cleaning birthday, and your plans interest me. nalism July 2. Kathleen is a grad JEWELRY REPAIRING WashingtoB Park uate of Cathedral high school, Men’s Waterproof Watches Denver, and in her senior year Identification Bracelets Cleaners JIM FURLONG Gold or Sliver — Engravtog Name.. there was’ editor of the Hi Pal. N. W. CHRISTENSRM After the graduation, Kathleen Charm Bracelets — Gold Crosses 1087 S. Gaylord SP. 7898 and her parents will go to Pitts 1735 Welton SL KEystone 2224 Address., burgh, Pa., to visit a son, Arthur, SULLIVAN’S and his wife and daughter. From Open Daily 8:30 lo 5:S0| Saturdays Till 1 P.M. Onr Branch Th* finn* lUtad hsr* dsiarr* to RonRie Brae Jewelry b* remembered whan you sr* dli- Pennsylvania they will go to Kan Office at Furlong Auto Co., 539 Broadway, !• Open Till 5:30 P.M. sas City to visit with Mr. Friend’s 1048 S. (saylord SP. 60 26 trlbutinx your patronag* to tba dif* brother. ioraat UiiM ol businasa. PAGE FOUR Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyetone 4205 Thursday, June 27, 1946
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(St. Joseph’s Rederaptorist Parish, Denver) The Rev, F. J. O'Neill, C.SS.R., of Oconomtfwoc, Wis., business W A 14-step process and beauty treatment . . . gives longer life . . . greeter beauty . . . brings back new loveliness manager, will speak this Sunday to your furs. , til the interests of the Perpetual It Costs No Mote Than Ordiaaty Cleaning Help magazine. This magazine, FRIGID FUR STORAGE edited at the Redemptorist semi PLUS FUMIGATION nary, is devoted to the spread of devotion to the Blessed Mother. It Plus 10 Extra Services at No Extra Cost Scimuifically controUed cold storage vaults gusrantee was begurf in Seattle, Wash., by protection against moths . . . (ire . . theft and heat. the late Fathers F. X. Kuhn, C.SS.R., and Charles Kennedy, More People Store Their Furs With Duplet's C.SS.R., and its publication was 2%. of Valuation . . . $3 Min. moved some years later to Oconomowoc. • RESTYLING • REPAIRING • RELINING Tuesday novena devotions are at LOW SUMMER PRICES N O W COMPLETE LINE OF RELIGIOUS ARTICLES FOR CHURCH AND HOME 3 and 7 :30 p.m. After the novena devotions the monthly PTA meet PHONE FOR ing will be held at 8:15. CHERRY Games Party to Stress BONDED A . I*. \V a <, \ i : u 4515 MESSENGER 4th of July Theme ( lll'IU II UOOHS ( O. The games party July 1, to 1 54 0 JTOUT S-lS»*V be held at the usual time, I \.
FR. L. A. ABERCROMBIE TAKES y z i m i orFEBS UP DUTIES IN GOLDEN PARISH
Golden.—The Rev. Leonard A. high school, has accepted a position eEFIIIID BULL Abercrombie h a s assumed his in Denver. duties as assistant pro tern in St Miss Tillothy Long was baptized Joreph’s parish, of which the Rev. by Father Atercrombie June 21. Barry J. Wogan js pastor. The Visitor* Leave AS BBAIID PRIZL Evergreen Chapel of Christ the Misses Angela Meier and Hulda King is a mission of the Golden Schnettler of St. Cloud, Minn., left parish, and the pastor is chaplain June 20 aft^r spending about 10 Kremmling.—A registered Here of the Federal Correctional insti days’ vacation here with Mr. and ford bull or $600 in cash is being tution, near Englewood, and of Mrs. Edward J. Anderson. offered as the major prize for the both the Boys’ and the Girls’ State Mr. land Mrs. Patrick Sweeney bazaar to be held July 26 and 27 Industrial schools. and two children are enjoying an by St. Peter’s parish. The prize Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allen ar extended vacation with relatives bull, which is from the Hinman's rived in Golden June 21. For the and friends in Ann Arbor, Mich Hereford ranch, is Dominic Lad past five years they had been re Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Bamhardt the 11th. Tickets are available siding in Glen Rock, N J „ where and children spent two weeks mth at $1 apiece. Co-chairmen of the Mr. Allen has been employed. They Mra. Bamhardt’s brother and Kremmling bazaar are Don Hoare expect to locate here permanently. family, the Phil Garrisons, in and Bob Menhennett. How precious are the memories of those Miss Patricia Smithy daughter Houma, La. The summer schedule of Masses of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Smith, a 1946 Mrs. Nellie Ackerman of Kansas for the parish will go into effect Honi6 L oRII Specialists carefree days when we trudged to the little graduate of the Denver Cathedral City, Mo., has been the guest of her June 30. Mass in Kremmling will niece, Mrs. Mildred Delaney, for be at’ 9 o’clock every Sunday. Owning your own homo is easy if you let us help you red school with our'McGuffey Reader. ten days. Masses in Grand Lake will be at Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Meyer and 8, 9:30, and 11:30 o’clock. BUY, BUILD, MODERNIZE or REFINANCE an ex- It Is also comforting to look back on -the children are spending their va The Sisters of Charity frbm the isting
K. OF C. m FORT COLLINS “ The eweeteet mueie Junior High Schoors First Graduates this ride of Heaven” HOLD ELECTION OF OFFICERS ■ HEAR OUR NEW W 8 R n HAMMOND ORGAN Fort Collins.— (St. Joseph's Par number of points that could be REST - RELAX - ENTERTAIN ishl-rA t the last nieetine of the awarded was 64. Troop 27 re IN THE Knights of Columbus the following ceived 63 points. These are gained men were elected to hold offices: by the general conduct of the girls MANNING Claude Peay, grand knight; Dr. A. and the way they fulfill their du Silver Grill and Lounge D. Peck, deputy grand knight; ties while in camp. 110 S. Tejon Norbert Parsoneault, chanceflor; On June 30 all Brownies will at W. R. McClahan, warden; Georj tend Mass and receive Holy Com HOTEL ACACIA **Everything Michaud, recording secretary; munion in a body at 8 o’clock in J. Kamm, treasurer; Alfred Bok, Mass. ’TEJON AT PLA’TTE inside ^ a rd ; Louis Orleans, Jr.; Father Joseph Leberer, recently and, Nick Stadleman, outside ordainedj is assisting at S t Jos guards; P. Costigan, trustee; and eph’s this summer. On June 20 Ray Gunning, advocate. after Holy Hour, he gave his firsli a St. Joseph's Altar and Rosary blessing to a large attendance. WILLIAM G. GRARON J. D. Oroneb will meet on Wednesday, July 10, a a omrion Leo Leberer will spend some Optometriet and Optician instead of July 3, at the school time in Fort Collins this summer. hall.- He is a former C!olorado A. and M Its North Tejon SL PEREINS-SHEABER PHONE MAIN SIM 4-H Club Organiaed student and was president of the COLORADO SPRINGS,, COLO. A new 4-H club has been organ Senior Newman club. Leo is 102 No. Tejon Ized by boys of St. Joseph’s parish. brother of Father Leberer. Their Ralph Kouck is the leader. Ralph home is in Deni^pr. COLORADO SPRINGS’ has been president of jthe Future Miss Clara Dearman and Mrs. LUGAS SPORTING SMARTEST STORE Farmers of America club while in Leona Casper are taking a two- StoTe for Men high school. week trip. They are driving to GOODS, INC. Troop Wins Prise California to visit relatives and 0 aTen girls of St. Joseph’s friends. BICYCLES AND SPOTTING / Boys Shop Brownie troop 27 attended camp GOODS Mrs. Mary Jackson and Mary Phono Main III 121 North Tejon Women’s Casnai Shop at Sylvandal June 22 and 23. They Alice Lane returned home after WE liAIL ANYWHERE were accompanied by their chancel spending two weeks in Alliance. lors, Mrs. B, Wombacker and Mrs. Miss Jackson is recovering from BandmoAo Pnmttaro — AnUqnot Lyle Loveland; There were 92 injuries received in a car acci TRY ■oprodneod — Ropairinz — RefiniihlBtf girls registered from Fort, Collins. dent Upholaterint — Draporio* Troo;^27 is the youngest trewp in Mrs. Gervaisen Tompkins left Whitney Electric Co. the city, but received the highest June 22 for Spring Lake Beach, Pete Baroni awards presented at camp for hav N. J., to attend the national con Electrical Service ing the most-points. The highest vention of the Delta Delta Delta Furniture Shop 208 No. Tejon M 906 sorority. She is delegate of the "E8T. m z " PHONE H. M il TH SO. CASCADE Hfm. LESTER’S local Tri Delta alliance. On her Oppowit* AntJtrs EouJ return trip home Mrs. Tompkins WATCH REPAIRS will go to Philadelphia to visit her sister, Mrs. Irma Rheams. Mrs. COMPLIMENTS OP 7-DAY SERVICE DOENGES MOTOR Rheams will return here^with her ONE-YEAR GUARANTEE sister to visit their parents, Mr. COMPANY JIM JACKSON and Mrs. I. C. Riddle and other / 1529 Welton CHetry 2447 Ford Products relatives. Plumbing & Heating S12 N. CUSTER The firit graduateo of' St. Joteph’t janior high lebool la Fort lene Briggs (twins), Charles Baeehler, and Alice Bishop. In the Saeeeteon to rOLLHEB BRO& M. 710 Collini are shown above. In the front row, left to right, are Janet beck row are Marie Dinkel, Rita Ann Hammett, Raymond Schneider, Roofs, Teresa Clerkin, the Very Rev. Eugene O’Snllivan, pastor; Mary Lou Martinez, Bill Griffith, Mery Alice Jackson, and Billy Lois Jean Schaoer, and Mary Janet Baroard. In the middle row are Joe Coming. Harold Dinkel, Virginia Gilsdorf, Albert Emanuel, Arlene and Dar “1/ Tour Pteeds Are Electriad The Murray Drug Go. Call Main 939" ALL-WAG CHOIR SINGS AT CORPUS CHRISTI "Superior Sendee StoresP [ WmiNO— FIXTURES AND REPAIE.« moil SHBIIIE Main Store Phone Main 144 Berwick Electric Go. Main Stan — U North Tejon SL J. D. BERWICK RITE AT ARMY POST IN COLORADO SPRINGS Narth SU n — U . Narth Ttjta SL Colorado Sprlnra, Colorado BUCK SPORTING ALEY DRUG GOk Colorado Springs. — The cere at home for the summer, and Brian Colorado Springs and was a grad GOODS 00. PRESCRIPTION monies in observance of Corpus Mullet, a student at Canterbury uate of St. Mary’s high school. The Heyse Sheet MORRISSEY DRUGGISTS Christi were held Sunday at the school, has also returned. Mr, Colin, who was recently dis Metal Works Auto & Truck ninrythlnr tor ETiry Sport" 16th air force headquarters with charged from service and holds PhoiM Main, 930 Phono Uoln SSI S » 8*. Tojoa Bt INCORPORATED an all-WAC choir singing the Sacred Heart Parish’ the Purple Heart, was a member HEATING ROOFING Repair 19 NO. TEJON ST. COLORADO SPRINGS TO lOLD SOEi hymns of the feast. A special High Plans Big Festival of St. Joseph’s parish, Shawnee, SHEET METAL Mass and Benediction of the 111 North Weber Straal Brake & The Sacred Heart guild of Sa Kans. Miss Jacquiline Ripley, sis Phonal Main lU Light Stickers Blessed Sacrament were offered at ter of the bride, acted as brides Arvad^—^^( Shrine of St. Anne) BiL IMS 9 o’clock by Maj. Rev. Alfred A. cred Heart parish announced last 7 W . Cucharros SIMPSON & 00. week plans for the annual August maid and Leroy Colin, brother of —The Altar and Rosary society, Williams, chaplain of the 15th the bridegroom, was the best man. (SnccesMort to Seldomrlds*) festival and dance which will be with Mrs. 0. Schneider as chair Flour • Feed • Grain • Hay air force headquarters. The perpetual novena in honor 51ST YEAR held this year in the Colorado man, will sponsor its third annual GIFT HEADQUARTERS The choir, comprised of mem of Our Mother of Sorrows is held Seed • Beans • Dog Food Springs City auditorium, Wednes ice cream s6cial in the church hall NICE STOCK OF RELIGIOUS GIFTS Bulova & Gruen bers of the women’s army corps, every Friday evening'ttt 7:45. Bird & Poultry Supplies day afternoon and evening, Aug. Sunday, June 30, from 3 to 9 p.m. ' AND CARDS Watches sang the Gregorian Mass of the 14. Beginning at 2 p. m. a mam High Masil es were celebrated M A K E R S O F Angels together with hymns from Ice cream, cake, and coffee will be moth bridge and tea will be held last week for the repose of the served. the army and navy hymnal. A in the auditorium honoring the souls of Mr. and Mrs. Albert THE WIGWAM KAPELKES feature of the ceremonies was an Gold Star Mothers of the Pikes Loetscher, requested by Maj. and James D. Mellor, technician fifth 111 E. PIKES PEAK AVE. 9 S. TEJON grade, son of . Mr. and Mrs. outdoor procession, which took Peak region followed by a style Mrs. John O’Leary; for the Rev. D. J. Mellor of Arapahoe road, place outside the post theater, show entertainment and bridge Francis Flemming, O.M.I., re was recently discharged from where the Mass was held. dance until 6:30 p. m. quested by the Oblate Fathers; for the service at the Ft. Douglas The firms listed here de Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Gardner and A “ Days of '49“ V-day festival Mr. and Mrs. Albert Loetscher, re FOOTWEAR their son, Joseph Gardner, will ar separation center. Mellor served serve to be remembered FEEDS and dance will begin promptly at quested by Mr. and Mrs. Fred 17 months overseas and wears the 55 Years of Quality WAREHOUSE AND OFFICE rive Saturday after spending two 7:30 p. m. and will include square Tuttle. w'hen you are distributing VILLAGE INN Asiatic-Pacific Theater ribbon, ALSO HOSIERY AND BAGS 101 WEST COLORADO AVENUE weeks in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. and modern dancing, and an old- Miss Lorene Skalla of Sacred Uptown Store II Eut Colomdo Aronno Gardner went East to see their Good Conduct medal, and Victory your patronage in the dif fashioned amateur hour at 9 p. m. Heart parish and Leonard Ches- ribbon. son’s graduation from Notre Dame There will be novelties and other The Voriies Shoe Go. ferent lines of business. ZECHA & ADAMS THE MOST BEAUTIFUL lock of West Hazelton, Pa., were Ben Dunlap spent the past week university. added attractions. Several well- Conoco Service Station DINING ROOM IN THE CITY! united in marriage before a Nuptial visiting his father, W. H. Dunlap The Newcomers’ club will have known orchestras will be on the Mass June 20. The Rev. Robert in Springfield, 111. a picnic supper at Austin Bluffs program. Hoffman of St. Mary’s church of ROTH’S OVEN Don’t Get in a Fix in '4 6 CONOCO Saturday, honoring the guests of This victory day afternoon and ficiated at the ceremony and cele Mr. and Mrs. George Smith spent McCARTY MOST DISTINCTIVE COFFEE SHOP last week end on a fishing trip in Withont Ininrance Mr. and Mrs. James Carney, Mr. evening program will be a bene brated the Nuptial High Mass in COAL CO. FINE PASTRIES and Mrs. Michael Baldwin of North fit for the Sacred Heart building the presence of the bride’s mother Walden. M. E. MeCARTY "A'; Y 220 No. Tejo^ St. Platte, Nebr. fund. The various committees in and many relatives and friends. Martin Klumber o f Ralston Better Coal — Better Service FtTads Art. at Cschs la PoeSrt Mr. and Mrs. William Connolly charge are planning to offer to Father Nelson announced last road recently returned home from ra>-/«Sl/«4JVC£-AUTO MA. 6405 St. Anthony’s hospital, whe^e he are back from their wedding trip the Pikes Peak region one of the Sunday that a phristian doctrine BILL McCARTY 828 So. Conejoi DIAMO.NDS . WATCHES underwent a serious operation, 1I.-I Cola. Sarinfi Bank Bldf. SILVERWARE - GLASSWARE Edith Farnsworth’s to New York. Mrs. Connally is the highlights of the summer social summer school 'will be held for the Excluiivf Aff«nU for Jotiih Wwigwood A former Louise Hamilton, a May season. Awards wijl be made for children beginning July 2. The Weddina It Held Sons Enarlish Earthenwart and Bona China bride. Mr. Connolly has enrolled bridge scores, for amateur talents, sisters of St. Mary’s will be in Miss Agnita Lang, daughter of BOOK SHOP at summer school at Creighton for the most origiinal pioneer and charge of tthe summer school in Mrs. Albert Werth, and Emmett COMPLIMENTS OP The Mahan Jewelry Co. university, Omaha. western costumes displayed at the structions which ■will be held daily ENTERPRISE TENT I Ctscads Aranna McKibben, son of Mrs. Fred Broer- OLSON & REJVROW 26 East Pikes Peak Avenue Mrs. Lawrence Kingman and “ Days of ’49” evening program. from 9:30 to 11:30 a. m. Father man, were united in marriage June SPODE ENGLISH EARTHENWARE AND GIFTS — LENDING LIBRARY Mrs. George Hynes will entertain All bridge tables and audi Nelson urged all the parents to 16 in the shrine before the Rev. AND AWNING CO. PLRG. & HTG. CO. BONE CHINA—CASTLETON CHINA torium lodges will be reserved in their sewing group at a luncheon sA d their children to these sum A. G. Ritter. Attendants were Mr. 123 Sonth Nevada Avenne advance because of the limited 116 North Weber St. Saturday. It will be the last mee1> mer instructions. and Mrs. Veril Goodman. Mrs. PH. 1264 Sightseeing ing of the year for the group. capacity. Tickets go on sale for The summer schedule for Mass McKibben is a graduate of Arvada Ntw Awninca Now la Stock TeL Main 3066 this affair in the week of July es is as follows: Sunday Masses high school, class of 1945. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hughes had 14. their son baptized June 16. The at 8, 10, and 11:30; daily Mass at McKibben attended Arvada higi Mrs. Ida Hoogen of St. Louis, U u r n Motor Tours baby was named John Michael. 7:30 o’clock; Manitou Springs, school before enlistingmg in tn< Mo., a member of Sacred Heart Sunday Mass at 9 o’clock; Cascade . He Maltbys Gift Shop 115 N. CASCADE PHONE M. 130 Miss Victoria K g is has re parish for the past 10 summers, S c o n ’ S turned from a visit with friends Holy Rosary chapel at 10:30 WATCH REPAIRING Cart icill call and return you to wherever you are stopping died suddenly in a local hospital o’clock. this year. in the Pikes Peak Region in Denver. During her stay Mr. last week. Prayers were held at INDIAN & ENGRAVING and Mrs. Frank De Rose enter the Noland mortuary, and the body COSTUME JEWELRY 2 STORES TO SERVE YOU tained a number of guests from was taken back to St. Louis for In Beautiful to E. Pikea Peak Are. 264 Manltoa Aro. SO So. Tejon 8t. New York city, Colorado Springs, MAIN 121 Minitoo Colo. Spffi. the ReqSiiem Mass and burial * and Denver. Among the guests the family lot. Mrs. Hoogen was PHAIVTOM CUFF CANON Gifts by LEVINES were Mr. and Mrs. John J. Dunn well known in Manitou Springs Get Baur’t (of Denver) Beaatifully 111 N. TEJON of New York. Mrs. Dunn has been where she spent many of her sum GIFTS - BOOKS - TOYS visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. mers. She was a daily communi Candy and Ice Cream at and Reatfolly Patrick J. Lucy. Mr. Dunn is with cant and member of the Manitou Johnson-Eiiglisli Appointed GREETING CARDS the Department of Justice, New Altar society. IWELLINCS SCENIC CARDS York city. Other guests were 117 E. BACQUE Former Chaplaim Viiit Drug Go. Dominic De Rose, who until his dis I^C om dr. (Chaplain) Maurice ANCIENT • MYSTERIOUS • FASCINATING PIKES Colorado Springs charge, was a major with the AMG LENTHERIC Toiletriei Smith, O.M.I., recently discharged It's a “Must See” Trip PEAK DAUGHERTY’S in Italy; Francis De Rose, son of from the aircraft carrier Benning Tajon at Bijon SL Phona 1400 MOST UNUSUAL AND Mr.' and Mrs. Frank De Rose, who ton and former Chaplain Edward DISTINCTIVE in November left Oak Ridg;e, MODERN GIFT SHOP Lynch, O.M.I., of the battleship ANTIQUES Tenn., where he had been with the Indiana Were recent guests of the army. Miss Victoria Kneis of Oblate Fathers. Both chaplains 2509 W. Colorado Ave. MAXITOC SPRINGS 110 S. TEJON Colorado Springs, and Mrs. Dunn saw active service’ in the Pacific COLORADO SPRINGS were former classmates at Loretto and are now returning to their Heights college. duties in the Congregation of the WELCOME TO MANITOU Engafement Announced Oblates of Mary Immaculate in SIGHTSEEING California and Buffalo, N. Y. TESTER YEAR Come to Church in the Mountains— “In God's Country” Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Klein an Sea tha PUiu Peak Btzlon With nounce the engagement of their The Rev. Arthur Dusseau, SKIFFINGTON^S ANOTHER a daughter. Miss Therese Klein, ta O.M.I., superior of San Fernando PIKES PEAK ANTIQUE SHOPPE REG. PHARMACISTS HYLANO til BLUE SPRUCE RESTAURANT Robert John Morgan o f Cedar Mission house and former Pro AUTO LIVERY Rapids, la., son of John Morgan, vincial of the second American "W e Buy and Sril Antiques” LOCATED IN THE CASCADE COMMUNITY HOUSE AT THE FOOT OF which was first revealed Saturday Oblate province, is now recovering BDQS. AT CUFF HOU8B HOTEL RUTH E. SMITH SCENIC PIKES FEAK HIGHWAY. at a dinner party given at the from a serious illness contracted Greyhoand Boa Depot — Colo. Sprtnpa Maniton Spa Hotel Bldf. Klein home. recently in New Mexico. l/ieCfcV Wed* Kentucky Girl Miss Patricia Phelan arrived For Reaerrattona Rogers k kk-^ home Sunday. She has been visit Miss Dorothy Raming of New CLIFF HOUSE HOTEL CaU BYland 7 ■'sin t MANITOU ing classmates in the East. Miss port, Ky., became the bride of FOR 11 YEARS FAMOUS FOR ITS COMFORT AND HOSPITALITY BEVERAGES Phelan is a student at Barat col Charles Knarr in Sacred Heart Call HYIaad I lege of the Sacred Heart at Lake church June 20. The Rev. Joseph PARADISE DUDE RANCH For Baaorrationa Restaurant C-f=l S C ^ D E ^ COLORADO Forest, 111. R. Kane, O.M.I., officiated at the ceremony which was witnessed by SEE THE PIKES PEAK REGION BY The Knights of Columbus coun AT YOUR Steak Dinners At Um JnnctJoa of Roota X4 and tho PUcea Peak Highway I Miss Vera Raming, sister of the moniTou cil 682 held its meeting June 19, STAGE COACH DEALERS’ Serving NationaU^ Famoas BLUE SPRUCE FOOD bride, and Neil D. Baker of Mani sPRRKUnMlJnTIR 204 Mdnitou at which time election o f officers tou Springs. Mrs. Knarr is a grad .441 Waft Colorado Avaano m (KIEF • From 11:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Except Mondays took place. A. C. Ludwig was uate of Immaculate Heart 'acad Colorado Sprint., Phono Main t i ll MINOAl Mint CO NOW elected grand knight; Jafes Fagan, Manitou Sprinzi, Colorado, Phone Hriand II MllltOG "Danny Rogers” Welcomes You For Reservations Call M. 1637 or Cascade 867-R3 emy, Newport, Ky. COiQ deputy grand knight; Andrew Lr.- Mr. Knarr, recently discharged chowsky, chancellor; Victor Vass- GREAT WESTERN STAGES from the service, has made his ewi, warden; Earl Gardner, re- INDIAN TEPEE AT THE LOOP residence in Manitou Springs since cor^ng secretary; A. B. Logan, April. Following the ceremony a DTE GHIEF The firms listed here de ONLY 20 MINUTES advocate; Carl D. Bickett, trustee: wedding dinner was held at the Harold O’Dell, inside guard; Paul serve to be remembered FROM THE CENTER Stage Coach inn,'Manitou Springs. AMERICAN HOTEL MINERAL WATER GG. Schneebach^ outside guard; and Mr. and Mrs. Knarr have taken when you are distributing* OF THE CITY! Victor Laushine, treasurer. CURIO SHOP up their residence in Manitou your patronage in the , dif Catholic Daughters of America, Springs. . “LARGEST SELECTION IN WESTT MANITOU SPRINGS, COLO. the beautiful AMUSEMENT CENTER Court S t Mary 613, will hold Marjorie Ripley Wed ferent lines of business. their retreat at the El Pomar re Ua CANON ST. PH. BT. 174 Miss Marjorie Jean Ripley, LOUIS F. CAPSTIOK. formerlr Bleaaed Sacrament treat home in Broadmoor F’riday, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Pariah, SL Lonia. SEVEN June 28, to Sunday, June 30, in Ripley of W. Colorado avenue, Visit the Wonderful clusive, with the Rev. Pacificus became the bride, of Charles Colin Kennedy, O.F.M., retreat master. of Shawnee, Kans., in Sacred IRON SPRINGS Cave of the Winds Reservations can be made by call Heart church. The Rev. John Nel ing Mrs. Carl Bickett, MAin 3066 son, O.M.I.^ pastor, officiated at tiie Chateau AND FALLS or Mrs. Mary Enlow, MAin 3126. ceremony in the presence of many Dr. and Mrs. Aidan Mullett-have relatives and friends. A wedding WESTERN STYLE Malta this trip thm heautifol South F R Il^ CHICKEN Williams Canon Cheyenna Canon. Rushinz watara their two sons at home for sum reception following the ceremony between towering granite cUfls and mer vacation. Aidan Mullett, who was heW at the home of the bride’s DANCING — INDIAN CURIO SHOP SPEOAL ATTENTION A foreata of pinet maka thia an al has been attending the U. S. naval parents, 1326 W. Colorado ave ways rtmemberad trip. academy at Annabolis, has been nue. TO CHURCH GROUPS discharged from the navy and if Mrs. Colin wss well known in PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS
) THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KBystene 4205 PAGE SEVEN
SI. Clara’s Aid Plans A Little Educators Slate SUMMER MASS SCHEDULE Cathedra! Group Card Party July 3 Birdie Told Me the Service b IN DENVER ARCHDIOCESE , St. Clara's Aid lociaty of Superb Parley at Regis E lects Officers Danvar 'will bold tba July card t party at the orphanage on The summer schedule^ of Masses CAMP SANTA MARIA, 7:80 and 9:30. July 3 at 1 p.m. Hosteaaaa in the Denver archdiocese in par CASTLE ROCK, 9, July, September, snd Principals and a.ssi.stant princi- November: 11, August and October, At the meeting of the Denver will ha Mrs. John Schmitt, DUKE’S GRILL Theatre ishei that have reported the Mass pals from all the Jesuit high schools 2nd and 4th Sundays. Cathedral sodality held June 19 Mrs. M. O. Carmaeh, and Mrs. FINEST OF FOODS > l02S S. Gaylord time to the R egister is given CENTRAL CITY. 7 and 10 during July. in the United States will attend in St. Paul’s chapel the following Mary Wartner. PE. 1877 below. Pastors are asked to send CHEYENNE WELLS. Sacred Heart, 9. officers were, elected for 1946-47: CHUCK HEFNER, Prep. an institute on high school admin SWIM rHIlBSDAY, FBIDAY, SATURDAY in the schedule of their parish if Uoir daya, 8:48. Miss Mary McCormick, prefect; WHERE FRIENDS MEET JUNE Z7-{8>» istration at Regi.s college July 10 CRAIG. St. Hiehaers, 10, 8rd, 4tb, and not listed, in order that a complete 6tb Sundays. 12, 2nd Sunday. Gloria Woliver, l{|r8t vice prefect; 1620 E. 34th Are. TA. 9240 Gene Tierney - Vincent Price in to 24, the Very Rev. John J. Flana- listing may be made for the benefit CRIPPLE CREEK, St. Peter’s, 8:30 or Dr. G. J . Sehaeuble In Clean, man, S.J., president of the college, Dorothy S t John, second vice pre DRAGONWYCK of summer visitors. 10 on alternate Sundays; 10, June SO. fect; Ida Pete, secretary; and has announced. CATHEDRAL, 6. 7. 8, 9. 10. 11:80, and DEER TKAU.. SL Joseph’s, 11:16, Isf AND Gladys Moore, treasurer. Installa Heated Educators from 36 schools lt:80. and Blh Sundayi; 7:30, 3rd Sundays. Optometrist Richard Dix - Albert Dekkcr in ANNUNCIATION. 1881 Humboldt, 8:18, EAST LAKE, Our Lady of Sorrows. 9. tion ceremonies will take place at throughout the country will be 7:80, 8:80, 9:80. 10:46. 12. EATON, 8:30, 2nd Sunday (Spanish). the August meeting. Specialist Drinking AMERICAN EMPIRE present, he said. The institute will EATON, 8 :S0, 2nd Sunday and 4tb Sat ASSUMPTION, Stockyard aUtion. 8, 1, urday. After the bilsiness< meeting, the For Viinal Travel the be under >4ifection of the Rev. and 9. EDGE WATER. 6:80, 8. 10, and 18. SUNDAY, MONDAY. W. M. Mallon, S.J., director of BLESSED SACRAMENT. M on tv law Rev. Frederick McCallin, modera Eye Care Water TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY Blvd. and Elm, 7, 8, 9:89, 10:48, 18. ELBERT. 8. 2od Sunday; 9. July 28. tor, spoke on devotion to the Sa JUNE Jt-JULY l-Z-8 studies for the Missouri province of HOLY FAMILY, W . 44tb and Utica. Sept. 29, and Oct. 27; 11. Aug. 86 and 'HierCranSeTraifwaip Sept. 87. cred Heart, followed by a question 310 Mack Bldg. 12:30 1».M . to lOI'.M.DaUy Joan Fontaine • Hark Stevens in the Jesuit order and a member o f 8. 7 do. 9. 10, 11. 18. ELIZABETH, 11. 2nd Sunday. and answer discussion. the faculty of St. Louis univer HOLY GHOST, 888 loth atreet. 6, 6. KE. 5840 I Adults 60^, Children 35^ FROM THIS DAY 7:11. 8:18, 9:18, 10:16, 11:18, and ENGLEWOOD, 6, 8, 9. -10. and 11:80. sity. ERIE, St. Scbolsatiea’t, 9. Holy days. 9. The publicity comniTittee was in FORWARD 18:18. Week day a. 7 and 7:48. charge of the meeting. Plans for 'cenic ^^liorl o ^ e PRIVATE PARTIES Leading Catholic educators will HOLY ROSARY E. 47th and Pearl, 8, ESTES PARK. St. Walter's, 7. 9:30. and 18. Winter months (in High ^hool a picnic in July arc being made by ifiM. f^peJeies. Call Wetiwood 386-W AND conduct seminars on various pha.sea 8, and 10. LOYOLA. E. 2Srd Ave. and York. 6. 7. Bldg.) 12, except last Sunday of the Apostolic committee. Frances «UM'4Uta Frequent, convenient daily Georxe Raft • Ava Gardner in of school administration and class montfaf 10. Confessions Saturday ave- 8:30. 10 do. and 18. Week daya, 6:80 Graves is the chairman. PROBRESS PLUNGE WHISTLE STOP room problems. and 8, Holy daya, 8, 7, 8, and 9. Con- nlng and before 9 :30 Masa, but tchedulet thruout fezaioDi: Saturdaya and Thuradaya EVERGREEN, Christ the King. 10. Colorado and Utah before flrat Fridaya and on eve of 3300 W. nX)RlDA { MATINEES) SUNDAY, 1 PJi. | FORT COLUNS, Holy Family, 8 and 10. feast days, 3 ;80 to 8 d8 and 7 ;S0 to i Blk*. W. F*4tral Bird. I SATURDAYS AND BOUDATB, | St. Joseph's, 6:30, 8, and 10. Noted Priest-Scientist 23 Jouraalists Named 9 p.m. Confetitoaa on Snndaya befora FORT LOGAN. St. Patrick's, 9 and 11. Tak* r t Lonn bus at Alameda A Biy. 8 PJi. .7 and 8:30 Masaes. Holy days, 8, Of Palestine Visits U. S. 7f/o'Sra/tFe OUR LADY OF MT. CARMEL, W. 38th FORT MORGAN. St. Halana's, 7:30 and To Aalhors’ Gallery Ave. and Navajo St., 6. 7^ 8, 9. 10, 9. x.'and 18. rffA/LfYAYS PRESENTATION. W . 7th and JulUn SU FREDERICK, 8L Therese'a, 7 :S0 and Washington. — The Very Rev. BOGSIOT 8. 10, and 18. 10:30. Sylvester Sailer, O..F.M., noted Webster Groves, Mo. — Twenty- REGLS COLLEGE (Students' ehapel). GEORGETOWN, 9 during June. GILCREST, 11:30 (Spanish)'. archeologist and rector of the C. R. DEISHER Arroaa three Catholic journalists with rec -W. 80th and Lowell Blvd., 8:80 and Franciscan Biblical Institute in o l l / y e r l e ords pf “Service with distinction in ' 8:18. GILCREST, 18. Patienger Traffic Manager from GILL, 8 :30, 2nd Saturday and 4th Sun Jerusalem, has returned to the the Catholic press field” have been SACRED HEART. 2760 Larimer St., 775 Waxee Street Cotmopolilan day. U. S. for a two-month visR. Hb 50c honored with membership in the 6:30, 7:30, 0. 10:80. and It. GILC 8:80, 4th Sunday (Spanish). Denver 4, Colorado Hotel LUNCHEONS ST. ANTHONY'S. Quitman and W. 18th will attend the convention of the Gallery of Living Catholic Aib- GLENWOOD SPRINGS. St. Stephen's, Ave., 5:40, 7, and 7:46. 7 snd 9 until 2nd Sunday in Septem Catholic Biblical Association of DINNERS a . $1.00 OP thOrS, it has been announced by ST. CATHERINE'S. 4200 Federal Blvd.. ber. ^ America Aug. 27-29 in Boston. Sister Mary .Joseph, founder and 6, 7d0. 9. 10:80, and 18:16. Week GOLDEN, St. Joseph’s. 8 and 10. THE BEST IN BAKBKCUE AND STEAKS Cocktail Grill days, 6:80 and 8, GOLD HlLL, 8 :80 July ahd Auguat. Father Ssiller has been sta Opan All Night Two Loeatlona director of the movement, which ST. DOMINIC'S. 8908 Federal Blvd.. SPEER AT BROADWAY MA. 9U2 GRAND LAKE, 8. 9:80, and 11:30 be tioned in Jerusalem since 1932 has headquarters at Webster col 5;I0, 7:80. 9. 10:80. and II. Holy and is a member of the Palestine COLFAX AT ST. PAUL EA. 1938 Italian Frencli Specialty days: 8;:<0. 8:16, 7. 7:48, 9, snd 10:80. ginning June 80 through September 1. lege. Holy days same. ST. FRANCIS DE SALES’, Alameda and Archeological Advisory board. Founded in 1932 with the ap S. Sherman. 8, 6. 7, 8. 9. 10, 11. and GREELEY COLONY. 8:80, 2nd Friday and 6th Sunday. Important excavations of his at 18. proval of the late Cardinal Glen- GREELEY, Our I.ady of Peace, 10:30; the Church of St. John the Baptist non, Archbishop of St. I^ouis, the ST. JAMES', 1884 Newport, 8:80,. 7 :80. 8 :30. 10. 11. and 18. St. Peter's. 7, 8, 9. and 10:30. in Ain Karim support the belief Gallery aims to provide a literary ST. JOHN'S. K. 5th Arc. and Josephina. GROVER. 10:30, 1st Sunday; 8, Srd Our EYening Tom Burke’s Sunday, that the spot marks the birthplace “ hall of fame" for Catholic authors 8. 7. 8. 9. 10, 11. and 18. of that saint. Duffs and to focus the attention of the ST. JOSEPH S, 608 W. Sixth avenue, HAXTUN, Christ the King, 9:30. 1st, public on contemporary Catholic 6:80. 7:80. 8:80. 9:80. and 11:30. ■3rd, and 6th Sundays: 8, 2nd and 4th i Roosevelt Grilti : ST. JOSEPH'S 1IO.SP1TAL (Semi-public Sundays. Holy days, 9 :30. Catholic Party Expels DINNERS literature. It also provides a de niatory), 1818 Humboldt, 8. Week HOLYOKE. St. Patrick's, 8. 1st. SH snd CAFE & LOUNGE day>, 8, 7. and 7 :80. 6th Sundays; 9:80, -2nd and 4th Sun Famotu for pository for future- research Prague Woman Orator — Offer a wide variety of HENRY M. DUFF. Owner scholars of autographs, original ST. JOSEPH'S (Polish), 617 E. 46th days. Holy days, 8. Ave..'6. 7:80..9, and 10:80. HUGO, St. Anthony oT Padua's, T;.35, 1st, the best foodt, manuscripts, letters, and books. ST. LOUIS. 8300 S. Sherman St., 6. 8, 2nd, and 6th Sundays; 11. Srd Sunday; FIN E FOODS )1:16, 4th Sunday. Prague.— Expulsion of Helena FIN E FOODS This marks the first time that 9. 10, and 11 ;80. , . . and include your choice Cocktails journalists have been included as ST. MARY MAGDALENE'S. W. 86tb and IDAHO SPRINGS. St. Paul's, 8 and 10 Kozelusova, popular woman ora Cocktails Uepew St.. 6:80. 8, 10, and 18. during June. tor, from membership in the Cath of Appetiser, Salads, Pota a profession in the membership. ST. PHILOMKNA’S, E. 14lh Ave. and IRONDALE, Fnhllo School during the Fast CourUout Service olic People’s party has been fol Special Dlnnsr Parties Invited The executive council of the Gal Detroit. 6:46, 7, 8:18, 9:80, 11, and summer it 7 :30. toes, Vegetables, Desserts JOHNSTOWN, 8:30, 1st Saturday and lowed by the resignation of other 1930-32 So. Brondwajr lery has approved the membership 18:16. and Drinks. ;; 18th and California ST. ROSE OF LIMA'S, 1820 W. Navada 3rd Sunday. party members and by letters of| SP. 9930 of the following journalists: PI.. 8 and 10. JOHNSTOWN. 8:30, Srd Sunday. protest which poured into party Anthony B(ck, "Michigan Catholic;" ST. THERKSE’S (Aurora), 9860 E. ISth JULESnURG. St. Anthony’s. 8 and 9:30. Priced f r ^ 7 5 cants I!»♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ■ i the Rev, Hyacinth Blocker, O.F.U., Ave., 8 and 10. KERSEY, 8 ;30, 1st Sunday (Spanish). headquarters. ".St. Anthony Mccienteri'’ the Rev. Paa- ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S. E. Arisona KERSEY, 6 :S0, 1st Sunday and Srd Sat The action against Miss Koselu- chal Boland, tha "Grail:” William George and So. Josephine St., 8 :80, 8, 9, urday, 10:80. and 18. KIT CARSON, 10:46; holy days. 10:30. .sova was ordered by Fathers Jan Bruca, publlahtr and (anndcr of the Sramek and Francis Hala, priest- RUSS BENNEn FOR DINNERS DE LUXE OR MIDNIGHT SNACKS "Catholic School Journal," "Hospital COLORADO SPRINGS KIOWA. 11. July snd September; 9, Progresi." and other magaxinei: the August and October, Srd Sunday. leaders of the party. The party’s SIXTEENTH Rev, Patrick Casey, editor "Western CORPUS CURISTI. 2330 N. Cascade, KKEMMLING. St. Peier’s, 9. supreme council issued a state Montana Register;" Monsignor James U. 7:30, 0:30, and II. LAFAYETTE. St. Ida's, 7 :80 and 10 :30. AT BBOADWAT Restaurant Cotter, "Irish World;" John Donahue, GLOCKNER SANATORIUM. 2200 N. Holy days, 8. ment here declaring that Miss Tejon, 8 and 7 ;$0. 7 a.a. to t y.a.—7 Daya a Wook "Columbia;” Vincent de Paul Fitzaat- LEADVILI.E, St. Joseph's, 8:30 and 10. Kozelusova was expelled because rick. “Catholic Revlaw;" the Rev. K^ph SACRED HEART. 2028 W. Colorado Ave.. 8. 10. and 11:30. Annunciation, 7:30 and 9:30, June I of her “ undisciplined" behavior. Gorman, C,P., "Sign;" the Rev. Marion to September 1. Holy days, 7 and 9. Habig. O.F.M., "Franciscan Studies;" MANITOU SPRINGS. 9. Miss KoEeIusova"has also been CASCADE. Cascade Chapel, 10:80. LIMON, Our Lady of Victory, 9:30. 1st, fThere 0$ielltr Food Still PrevaUe and at Moderetm Cott Frank A. Hall, director. NCWC News Srd. and 6th Sundays; 9:16, Srd Sun automatically expelled from Par Service: John Vincent Hinkel, director ST. FRANCIS' HOSPITAL, 6:45 and 8. ST. MARYS. 28 W. Kiowa, 5. 7. 8, 9. day: 9:4 6, 4th Sunday. liament, where sht was a Catholic of publio rclatioDS, University o( Notre LITTLETON, St. Mary’s, 8 and 10. Dame: the Rev. Franklyn J, Kennedy, II. and 12:10. party member. ST. PAUL'S, Broadmoor. 7. 9. and 11. LONGMONT, St. John the Baptist's. ^1644 GLENARM Open 11 A. M. to 3 A. M. "Catholic Herald-Citizen;" the Rev. John 6:30. 8. and 10. Wsek days, 7. S. Kennedy, "Hartford Catholic Tran- FOUNTAIN. 9 on first and third Sun ARGONAUT HOTEL LOUISVILLE, St. Louis’, 7 and 9: week scripf;" days of month. days, 7 :30. Whara Deavar's Saclaty Entartai'na for Lunehaom and Dinnara Hugh Ktnchicy, Angusta (Ga.) "Bul OTHER CHURCHES OF LOVELAND. St. John’s. 7 snd1 ^ :8 0 : Buffalo Sunday Mass letin;" Miss Eileen O’llayer. "Extension ARCHDIOCESE winter months. 8 and 9:80. FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR BP.IDGE PARTIES. Magazine;" Dr. Jeremiah L. O’Sullivan, MEAD, Guardian Angci, 9. AKRON, St. Joseph's. 10:80 1st snd 3rd To Be at 10 o’ clock Marquette university; Joseph Quinn, MEEKER. 9, 2nd Sunday only. DANCES AND DINNERS PHONE MAIN 3101 V i l l a n o ’ sK^ "Southwest Courier:" Richard Reid, Sundays: 8:80, 2nd. 4th, snd 5th MONUMENT. 11, July 28; 9. Aug. 16; "Catholic News;" Patrick F, Scanlan, Sundays. 11. Sept. 29 and Oct. 87. "Tablet;" the Rev. Alphonse Schwitalla, AU.ENSPARK. Mats in Camp St. Mala. Baandfal Ballrooma Private Dining Rooaia 10. June to August. MORRISON, Mt. Elizabeth. 8:30. Buffalo.— Mass.will be said In S.J., "Hospital Progress," and Monsi MT. HARRIS. 9. Srd Sundays. Buffalo in the Community church Italian Garden gnor Matthew Smith, the "Register." ASPEN. St. Mary's, 8 and 10; 8:80, 2nd and 4th Sundays. NEDERLAND. St. Rita's chape'.. Hass IN I.TTTI.E ITAI.Y [NCWC Wire] each Sunday during June, July and building at 10 o’clock every Sun AURORA, 8 and 10. day starting June 30. West 38th Ave. and Pecos GL. 9743 BASALT. St. Vinesnt’a, 10:80. 2nd and August at 8 a.m. $10,000 Tornado Damage 4th Sundays. NEW CASTLE. 12. 1st Sundsy only. St. Anthony’s pinochle club pre Formerly of 61 So. Broadway BOULDER, Sacred Heart of Mary, 7 ;S0. OAK CREEK. 10:30, 2nd and 4th Sun sented the church with a Missal GENUINE ITALIAN SPAGHETTI WITH River Rouge, Out. — Our Lady 8:80. alt, Sundays, June, July, and days. and wine and water cruets. Mem of Lourdes church suffered dam August. PARKER. 11, July snd September; 9, CHICKEN - SAUSAGE - OR MEAT BALLS August and October, 1st Sunday. bers- of the club are Mr. and Mrs. age estimated at more'than $10,- BOULDER, Sacred Heart of Jesus, 6, 8. POTENZE STYLE snd 10. PEE'TZ. Sacred Heart, 7 and 9; week Lee Dugdale, Mr. and Mr*, Fred 000 through the freakish tornado BRECKKNRIDGE. 9:80, 2nd Sundsy. days. 7. Pillion, Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Foley, SERVED DAil.Y FROM I P. M. TO II P. M, that tore a path of destruction BRIGGBDALE, 10:80, Snd Sunday; 8. 4th PIERCE. 8:30. 4th Friday. La Ray Hotel Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Golding, WILL BE CI.OSED JULY 1 TO JULY 12 No Liquor Pleote through this city, Sandwich, and Sunday. RED CLIFF. 9:30. 4th Sunday. BRICirrON. St. Auguitlns's. 100 8. 8th RIFLE, 9:80 1st Sundsy only, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lohner, and Windsor in Ontario. The convent St.. 8 and 10:80. Spanish, 9. STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, Holy Name, Mr. and Mrs. John Rusche. Guests i and the school al.so .suffered. BUFFALO. 10 evsry Sunday. 8:30 and 10:30, 1st Sundays; 8:30, Snd Sundays; 10:30. Srd Sundays; at the parties were Mr. and Mrs, 8:30, 4th Sundays; 6:80 and 10:30, J. F. Congrrove, Mr. and Mrs. -GOLDEN- 99 6th Sundays, George Koelbert, Mr. and Mrs STERLING, St. Anthony's, 8, 7 :80. 8 ;80. John Fox, ami Mr. and Mrs. and 10. Owned and Operated, by ‘*€ome to Church in the Mountains STERLING, St. Benedict's hospital, 6, all Thomas Smith, Sundays, holy days, and week days. 8TONEHAM, St. John's, 8. 1st, 2nd. and alternate Sundayi; 8:80. Judfe 80. MR. AND MRS. M. L. HOLLAND 6th Sundays; 10:30 4th Sundays. WELBY. Asaumption, June, 8, 8, and 101 I PLACER KVN 3TRASBURG. Gertrude’s. 11:30, 2nd July to September, 6. 7, and 9. .The fiDMt in the mountains. 84 miles west of Denver on U. 8. 6 and U. 8. 40 Hiffbwtyi. Sundays; 7.-30, 4th Sundays. WRAY. St. Andrew’a, 8 and 9:80; holy GRAXD LAKE Telephone 106. Idaho Springs, Colorado Banquet and party capacity to 800. Fine Food. SUPERIOR. St. Bsnedict’s, 7 ‘.SO and daya 7:30 and 9. Daneiof. 8 :80, alt. Sundays beginning Snd Sun YUMA. St. John’s, 8:30, lat and Srd PRE-WAR FOOD and SERVICE J Headquarters for Skiers ^ Banters — Fishermen — Tanrista — Mountain CUahtra day of each month. Sundays; 10:30, 2nd, 4tb, and 6th Sundays, May to November. I "THE SKA BEACH VICTOR. St. Victor's. 8:30 or 10 on GL^^WOOD SPRINGS IN THE MOUNTAINS" THE RAPIDS HOTEL^ HOTEL — CABIN AND RRSORT ACCOMMODATIONS Finest Grade “AA” Steaks FINE MODERN COTTAGES A. M. BILLS. Owner SWIMMING — PISHING — HORSEBACK RIDING — VAPOR CAVE BATHS EVERGREEN Roast Prime Ribs of Beef TlTifw^rPr OKANELA LODGE LIBBY AIVD JULIE 9 Mllea West of Glenwood Springs. Colo., on U. 8. Highway Ns. 8 snd 84 Colorado Mountain Trout "In the Heart of the While River Nstlonai Forest" FOOD MARKET Plenty of Fishing—Good Saddle Morses— Modem Gabini— Dinners Served by Appointment Crawford’s Food Market PHONE GLENWOOD SPRINGS 054-H2 or writs C. H- aarkson. Manager R. L.. J. D. CRAWFDRD Fried Chicken Meats, Fish, Fowl. Frozen Foods. Fndts and VegetabTeu. FOR A REAL HOME COOKED HEAL DON’T MISS SILVER TIP’S LODGE "Hoose of WMtem Hospitality” Open All Year Roy N. Hal), Prop. ED. CORBIN’S DRUG STORE Our Cocktail Lounge and Bar Service Is Unexcelled ESTES PARK (EVERGREEN DRUG STORE) EVERGREEN, COLO., U.S.A. ALTITUDE, 7,039 FEET STAGE COACH INN Phone Golden 68 for reservations, or Just FAMOUS FOR FINE FOOD EYergreen Service Station Friendship with a Wcatam Accent ESTES PARK LUMBER CO. drive out and come in. PLANNING FOR A BETTER PLACE TO LIVE" TEXACO PRODUCTS PETTINGBLL'8 G. E. CASEY, Mgr. HERMAN OLDE, Mgr. • EVERGREEN. BROWNHURST.GOTTAGES COLORADO MODERN — PHONE 13NW DARK HORSE INN I USTON LODGE TOURIST ACCOMMODATIONS The Inn With the Horses W. R. COLE, Mgr. JIM USTON. Owner — VET. WAR 2 , In the Pines • For Raaervationa Telephone Bvtrlroaa Itl DAVEIV HAVEN COME TO CHURCH IN THE MOUNTAINS COTTAGES AND LODGE ACCOMMODATIONS h the Lake MR. AND MRS. LESTER PIPER PHONE S3-W MeCO]\]\ ELL’S PHARMACY EAIIL BRElYER’S*^»e»’«r'’«e” Tex Brown and HJf, Buckaroot. Thursdays and Sundays PHONE 30 The Comer Drug Store ESTES PARK. COLO. Dining - Dancing - Smorgasbord. Trout and Steak Dinnen. EV. 95 THE PINES Get to Know Lee, the Druggist MODERN COTTAGES AND ROOMS PH. NO. 7 MR. AND MBS. W. E. TODD THE ESTES PARK DRUG STORE You'll Enjoy ThaiWestem Hospitality at The Corner CupLioard°%"o{:rL’' LEO F. TIGBE. Prep. HOTEL AND CUEST CABINS IN ESTES PARK — LOOK FOR ON LAKE SHORE ' HR. AND MRS. HENRY W. SHONE The ROIJXDIJP T H E LARIAT Monahan Motor Co. EVERGREEN, COLO. _ ^ A Western Welcome DON NEGRI JEFF SNIDER DEUaOUS SAkiWICHES — DANCING Brinkley Drug Co. MIXED DRINKS THE LAKE PHARMACY Welcome to Estes r. B. SNIDER, Prop. WESTERN UNION
GROCERIES TRADING POST Z1CK*S{ MEATS ALLENSPARK HARDWARE R. J. (Dizk) A Mildred Islea On Scenic S t Vraia Hy. THE FAMILY RECREATION SPOT GRAND LAKE 2 LODGE - CABINS - STORK ROOMS - HORSES ferry Clay and M. E, Herman 18 ■ !. So. Eitea Park— 4 mi. So. Camp Bt. Mala MAVRIMOOK GRAND LAKE GARAGE WRITE, WIRE OR PHONE FOR RATES • SvfimminU • FIRST CLASS WRECKER SERVICE SIGHT SEEING I 0 B C < Guest R«ncii AIR RESERVA'nONS NO SERVICE CHARGE AUTO 'TRIPS PUBLIC DINING ROO.M AND BAR PETE’S SERVICE m o b il g a s & OIL FUr Complete Information About Any A ll Tripa Mada in Trip— Buaineaa or Pltaaura 5 and 7-Paa|taager -Cara AMERICAN PLAN CABDSS plon TIRE REPAIRS - GREASING GRAND LAKE - PHONE 61 CALL Ticket O ffice 1630 Glanaraa CARL STEELE Lobby Rapublie Hotel SADDLE HORSES WORU) WIDE TRAVEL SERVICE. TA. 8975 824 17th Street Pb. ALpine 6861 BEAUTIFUL The firms listed here de ^Brown & White Cab Co. < Serving steak, chicken and trout evsry day, KA-ROSE serve to be remembered when you are distributing Resort and Dude Ranch MASTERSON SIGHTSEEING TOURS Beaver Brook Lodge and Guest Ranch Calorada'i Vaeatioa Land your patronage in the dif IN BUSINESS 80 YEARS MAIN OFFICE III SEVENTEENTH STREET On tba Echo Lake road 4 milaa obora Bargen Parib P.O. BOX 818 PHONE KABOBE ferent lines of business. . PHONE CHERRY 2040 Plcoaa Phont Lookoat 8883 for raaarratioaa- GRANBY. COLO. GRAND LAKE In Lobby, of Sea Hotel s p r i n g s Lnzarioni 7 Paaangar Cadillac Can Cil7 aa4 Moantalaa n
HAVE YOU MODERNIZED DOWIVEYG STREET YOUR INSURANCE? PHARM ACY ^ Notre Dame Club Protoet Yoanelf Atsinit N«w Haurds GEORGE M. HILL, Prop. HORACE W. BENNETT Profeuional PharmacUt Paris.— Cardinal Suhard, Arch- & CO. Phone CHerrr Z787 n o Tabor Bldg. Pbant TA. 1Z71 801 Downing 81. Doaver lishop of Paris, was among 15,000 COMPLETE LINE OF COSMETICS AND FRANK ENGLAND. Jr^ M aurtr petaon's who flocked to Les In- MERCHANDISE ToResmne Annual Iniurtnct Departmrnt Under New Monogement valides in the first week of an ex hibition dedicated to the Rev. Charles de Foucauld, French des Mr. Walter J. Kerwin BRWKHAUS BROS. ert monk and one-time Foreign APPRECIATES YOUR PATRONAGE 0PT0METBI8TA AND OPTICUN* Mountain P icn ic DIAMONDS - LOCKETS Legionnaire a n d secret service agent, who ranks among France’s WATCHES - ROSARIES national heroes. CROSSES - COMPACTS Denver Notre Dame men and Said to be one of the largest .ST. CHRISTOPHER MEDALS their families will take part in the ever organized in honor of an in MIRACULOUS MEDALS and CHAINS club’s first post-war mountain pic dividual member of the Catholic SCAPULAR MEDALS Church, the exhibition was ar E n ry Try* of Btfocol Lontoo — All nic Saturday afternoon, June 29, Strln of Modorn Hoontinp — Kyot at Fillius Park, 25 miles west of ranged by Abbe Louis of Les In- Exominod — Glosoto FIttod — Lonioo valides, who spent many years col JOS. M. FISHMAN the city in Denver’s mountain park Dopllcatod lecting souvenirs antj. relics of Fa Jeweler and Opiician area, according to Thomas M. ther de Foucauld. The priest was Gosfgles, SuD'Glasses Tierney, who is in charge of all mysteriously slain in Fort Taman- GLASSES. ON CREDIT arrangements for the affair. rasset on the Sahara desert 30 807 15th St. TA, 0029 Ground to Prescription years ago. CONVENnSNT TERMS Outing Discontinued 821 15TH ST. During War MAln 8768 This year’s outing marks the Botwocn Slant and Champa Sta. Pictured above are the 24 children who received Children pictured here are Ronald Kraaovich, renewal of the club’s traditional their Firat Holy Communion in St. John the Evan- Leo Depperachmidt, David Kowalaki, Emilio Tovar, summer picnic, which was discon geliat’a church, Loveland, Trinity Sunday. The Martin Walah, Kenneth Werhan, Philip Stanley, tinned during the war. For many Communion lervicei brought to a cioie the two Celeatino Bacheo, Manuel Bacheo, David Bacheo, of the Denver Notre Dame alumni weeka o f vacation achool inatruetioni conducted Leaveren Hamilton, Jorry Gonxalea, Daniel Le- who have recently returned from for the children by two Siateri of Loretto from Blanc, Gabriel Cianeroa, Patay Bergachneider, Joan INSURANCE service, this picnic will be the St. Joieph’a convent in Fort Collini. Fifty-five Major, Mary Margaret Turner, Sylvia Turner, first occasion to return to alumni children were in regular attendance at the vacation Reatha Pomrenke, Dona Donahue, Alice Hamilton, activities. All Notre Dame men achool, which waa held in the Garfield atreet achool Elvira Gonxalea, Natalie Gallegoa, Beaaie Cianeroa, JOS. J. CELLA and their families are expected to building through the permiiiion or the Loveland and the two flower girla, Snaan Wooda and Nancy 1120 Securitj Bldg. attend. A special invitation has achool board. King. Father Francia Kappea appeara in the rear. been extended to the children. Be Phone KEystune 2633 cause of the critical food situation, each family is asked *to bring its Bring or Mail Your own picnic supper. Altar Society Members Volunteer One of the features of the aft FUR COAT for ernoon will be a softbaH game be Cleaning and Glazing ginning about 4 o’clock between the “old timers" and the more recent For Sanctuary Duty in Summer Months $3.50 graduates of the university. Cap Storage FREE if you tains of each group have been chosen, and they are organizing (St. Francia de Salea’ Pariah, and daughter Communion Mass so ver, became the bride of George Bring This Ad With You their respective teams. Denver) successful. More than 300 at Bell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon For further information and res At the last meeting of the sea tended. R. Bell of Englewood, before a H. BOBRICK ervations, Notre Dame men are son of the Altar and Rosary so Mrs. Win Schrodt gave Sept 9 Nuptial Mass celebrated by the TAILOR and FURRIER asked to call Thomas M. Tierney ciety, the following members vol as the date for a small party in Rev. Gregory Smith in St. Francis 15th A Tremont TA. 5505 in the evening at EMerson 1610. unteered to carry on the sanctuary the Electrical institute. Reserva d e Sales’ church Jun work for the summer months: tions should be made early by call 19. Maid of honor was Miss Alice June 22 to 29—Mmes. Craig, Mas- ing Mrs. Schrodt or Mrs. Gus Dziondziak; bridesmaids, Misses terson, and Glavins; July 6 to 15— hurst. < Ceal Hederman of St. Louis, Mo. Mmes. Hencemann and Buchen; and Frances Finnegan. Miss Flo. YOU Niva tine and steps when Mrs. Glenn Wilson was wel July 20 to 27 — Mmes. Kelsey, comed back after a vacation. She raine Bell, sister of the bridegroom you bank at International b^ was flower girl. Best man was ‘*One*stop” Schrodt, and McKone; Aug. 3 to 10 thanked Mmes. Finnegan and cause ALL the following sei« —Mmes. Scheimann and Lowe; Masterson for carrying on her du John Bell, a brother of Mr. Bell vices art available at the ONB Aug. 14 to 17—Mrs. Hencemann; ties during her absence. and ushers were William Gorman b an kin g convenient downtown loeatioa:j Aug. 17 to 24— Mmes. Ryan and the bride’s brother, and Douglas Dyon; Aug. 31 to Sept 2—Mmes. The Donnelley circle will con Bell, Mr. Bell’s cousin. tinue all summer. Sevtegs Aceeealti A stA pUco te Kelly and Hutchinson; Sept 6 to Mrs. Bell, a graduate of Loretto service leetuauUto m o m fondo whoio Uuy 13— Mmes, Gushurst, Ryan, and Our Lady of Victory circle Heights college, is the dietitian in tro mdily svaiUbls. Masterson. i elected Mrs. J, J. Schwalm as St. Anthony’s hospital, Denver, Ctiecktei AcceeeHiMtko pononol Mrs. M. Masterson will relieve chairman, and will meet each Mr. Bell, recently discharged from bDl-poyisf oooicr; bonoSt booiseuoo Mrs. Rummelhart as chairman. month, except August the navy, is in business with his boeosM of v a I'.t'ViTif ooimectiona. Mrs. Masterson expressed grati Bazaar Promoted father. Lm ih : To help boolnooooo; to boy *1 tude for the help given her by the Mrs. Brown talked on behalf of A wedding breakfast in the Park fcofflo, toptir proporty, ole. members. the Dominican Sisters of the Sick Lane hotel followed the ceremony New perpetual members an Poor bazaar and dinner.. and a reception was held in the Voalf Preteetlen: Poporo, silvtiv win, itwoloty lutidod oa tho ibreof nounced are Francis Joseph Young, Substantial donations were voted Gorman residence in the evening. floor., .no stain to climb. Mary Elizabeth Young, Julia M. to the National Jewish hospital Scouti Attend Swimming Party Hughes, and Eugene Hughes. drive and to the annual Peter’s Twenty-four Boy Scouts and Trait Deportment; Mansgst prop* Mrs. William Kimmins thanked oTtr; acts as eoipdfats traaUo. txocw Pence collection. four leaders attended the swim tor, administrator, aafoVsopIns iginW all who helped to make the mother Mrs. Theresa Garlack, mother ming party last week. of Mrs. Gushurst, was a guest T h e following advancements Bend Depertmentt Boya ted asUsI Rumors Claim Franco atocki and bonds for yoo. and Mmes. Schumann, Lowe, and were made for this month: Music, T h t ) Planning Plebiscite Ryan were hostesses at the social Merlyn Sheets; bird study. Don hour. Wrenecke and Melyn Sheets INTERNATIONAL TRUST^ Madrid.— (INS)— Insistent ru E. F. Rummelhart was reported stamp collecting, Stanley Wil mors were filling Madrid that Gen to be quite ill, as was Mrs. Quinn Hams; home repairs, Joseph Company eralissimo Francisco Franco is of 277 S. Lincoln, Smith; star rank. Bob Brockish. planning to authorize a plebiscite Father Gregory Smith, pastor, Stanley Williams, and Edward Icvpattentb & C^onut Sueets • Deavci 2| Colondo some time in July to permit the closed the meeting with prayer. Frain; life rank, Don Wrenecke Spanish public to decide the type Miss Maiw Alice Gorman, and Melvyn Sheets; second, class of administration it desires. daughter of L, J. Gorman of Den rank, Joseph Smith. 18th Annual STARTS NEXT WEDNESDAY- K o f C
Commemorating the Spirit of the Old West A BON AN ZA ★ PARTICIPATING o r G IF T S ORGANIZATIONS \ In Har(d-to-Get Merchandise Knights of Colombns ★ GIVEN A W A Y Catholie Daughters of America J Let us Grubstake You to the Fol ★ lowing: Junior Catholic General Electric Refrigerator X Daughters of America General Electric Washing Machine ★ NEW 1946 FORD Loretto Heights College Hoover Vacuum Cleaner Typewriters i f Cory Coffee Makers Portable Radios GIVEN A W A Y Saturday Nite, July 6 Archbishop’s GnUd While Shirts" Sheels * 140 Doz. Pair Nylon Hose 50 SILVER DOLLARS Ozanam Club Given Away Each Nite of July 3, 4, and 5 CATHOLIC CHABITIES ANNEX-17th & G R A I V T Office, 9 3 8 ,Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOUC REGISTER Telephone,. KEystorie PAGE NINE FR. BOLAND WILL OBSERVE Marists Convert Half of New CaletJonia York Pharmacy m iPIH IO li PRESCRIITIONS Send Your Boy to SILVER JUBILEE ON JUNE 30 AND DRUGS I54J Larimer Jt. oM ftin .226b 2300 East Colfax Leavenworth,— The Very Rev. to the priesthood with a Solemn Phone E51. 8837 William T. J. Boland, V.F., well Mass at 10:30 o’clock Sunday, RUBBER STBIRPi June 30, in the Cathedral of the known in Denver, will observe the Immaculate C on cep tion , here. 25th anniversary of his ordination Bishop Paul C. Schulte will ^ St. Catherine’s he present in the sanctuary. The Rev. Herman J. Koch, pastor of St. Agnes’ parish, Kan WHY PAY CARFARE? sas City, Kans., will be the assist Near Rocky Mountain Na> ant priest, and the Rev. Alexander Onr Eveir Day Price* BOB & TED’S Save Yon Money tional Park in the heart of M. Harvey, Chancellor o f . the Red & White Grocery & Market PreteriptioTu Carefully Filled America’s most majestic Leavenworth diocese, and the Rev. FINE SELECTION mountains. pmioit FmsiPaul E. Kelly, pastor of St. Jos MEATS, FISH AND POULTRY eph of the Valley parish, will be ono DRUG GO. “ One# Tried . . . Satiifledr deacons of honor. The Rev. William GR. 9934 38ih & Cky 2707 W. 38th GR. 277S L. Landwehr, pastor of Holy Cross (Sacred Heart Pariih, Denver) parish, ^ramett, will assist Father This Sunday the patronal feast Boland as deacon; and the Rev. Ed WE SPECIALIZE IN Open This Summer MOTOR TUNE UP LERCHER PHARMACY of Sacred Heart parish will be cel ward F. McGinnis, pastor of FORMERLY OF ARVADA ebrated with a Solemn Mass at Blessed Philippine Duchesne Me COMPLETE GARAGE SERVICE morial shrine, Monhd City, will 10:30. This Mass is sponsored by WILL APPRECI.tTE ★ assist as subdeacon. The sermon Harry’s Service Slalion the League of the Sacred Heart. YOUR PATRONAGE will be given by the Rev. Kenneth HARRY GRIEBLING. Prop. * In preparation for this,feast, no J. Spurlock, pastor of Holy Name vena prayers in honor of the Sa parish, Rosedale. W . 38th & Clay G R .9848. 44th & Zun! GR. 1791 July 7 to Aug. 25 cred Heart are being recited daily Father Boland was bom June after all the Masses. 16, 1895, in Rochester, N. Y., and $12 a Week The summer vacation school will attended St. Patrick’s Cathedral St. Phiiomena's come to a close Friday, June 28. grade school, St, Andrew’s Pre The number of children attending paratory seminary, and St. Ber ★ each day has been'160. Approxi nard’s Theological seminary, all BLOCK N larsolek’s R adio & mately 30 children will receive of Rochester, and St. Thomas’ Vnd^r p4T$oiud JIrteHcn of their First Holy Communion this Theological seminary, Denver, F L O R A L C O . Appliance Store SundaiT^orning ip the 9 o’clock Colo. He was ordained to the The Church of the Immaculate Conception in abandon their mission three year* later, as they 3238 £. Colfax at Adama EH. ISSl 0606-08 East Colfax EA. 3141 RT. REV. MONSIGNOR Mass. priesthood by the late Bishop John St. Louis, New Caledonia, stands at a monument to were unable to cope with native cannibalism. They 0pp. Blue^Bird There will be devotions for the Ward in St. Benedict’s abbey an early Catholic mission. Many of the Marist Fa returned again in 1897, and successfully established Meiobor JOSEPH BOSETTl perpetual novena in honor of the church, Atchison, June 27, 1921. thers spend their retirement in St. Louis after long mission stations on this and neighboring islands. Plorfota Toloirrapb Dtlivery AaioeiatloD mirnsma s. Sacred Heart at 7:30 p.m. He celebrated his first Solemn years of service on the island. French Marist* first They since have converted 28,000 of the 56,000 HUMMEL FIGURINES SO^Day Guarantca 24>Rour Sarrle* natives.— (RNS photo) Gu« of CiuiicerT Office The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Michael Mass in St. Patrick's Cathedral, arrived in New Caledonia in 1846, but had to B. Schilti and the Rev. Michael Rochester, with the late Bishop ( WHY BE BALD? \ Schwarte, brother and nephew, re John F. O’Hera as his assistant PELLS } TRY MOR-HAtR < 1536 Logan, Denver, Colo. 1 SCALP TREATMENT ) spectively, of the Rev. Martin A. priest (consecrated Bishop in PARTY SPONSORED BY PARISH 2412 EAST COLFAX 1929). ^ For Btldness and raflinx Htir N Schiltz, S.J., are spending a few School to Stress FEATURING days as his assistant priest. Cathedral Rector Since 1940 Steoko and Home-Made Piei ) REIVERS HOLSE OF< CIRCLE NETS MORE THAN $75 t COURSE DINNERS Since his ordination. Father Bo- ( R E A L T Y < land has served as assistant to the Served from 4 p.m. antil 8 p.m. wMk dsrs I 12 noon until 8 p.m. Sundays > 3339 E. Colfaz EA. 4048 ( late Rt. Rev. Monsignor Patrick Bronze Memorials Saving of Food (St. James’ Parish, Denver) articles for the sale to the rectory Clssed Wednesday V, MARION POTTER, Mgr. J IMcInerney at Assumplion parish,. More than ?75 was netted at the at any time. FREE UTKHATURE ON REQUEST HELP I Topeka, and as pastor of Sacred party sponsored by the St. Zita The Ave Marie circle met this Perp«tuat« th« nwmorr ot yoor loved one* I Heart parish, Sabetha, and St. The adult homemaking depart Annunciation I Philip’s parish, Osawatomie. He circle June 19 in the Montclair week in the home of Mrs. P. R. with ■ bfonu meinorUI. Bronte I* most ment of the Emily Griffith Oppor I was made rector of the Cathedral Civic building. Mrs. Adolph Creede Gallahei- at 6111 Montview boule endurinc. leut ezpeniiv*. tunity school, Denver, in co-opera WANTED jin 1940 and also head of the won the special award donated by vard. Mrs. J. P. Reddick was DRUGS PRic^^ T d^ n^ er .Leavenworth deanery and presi- tion with the Colorado state de The Bronze Memorial Co. Mrs. Murray. guest. High scores were won by IMS E. Colter EM. 0774 Ident of Imraaculata high school. partment of vocational education, MALE S FEMALE ;In .January, 1925, he was ap- will provide a free food conserva The John Ruth Memorial Ush Mrs. J. J. Coffey and Mrs. Helen i pointed by Bishop Ward as secre- tion program to Denver house ers’ club held a dinner meeting in Sills. The next meeting will be Cooks, Waitresses, wives. The entire program will be jlary of the diocesan school board, the Navarre caf^ June 25. Plans with Mrs. Marshall M. Reddish at 3 £ x o U HANSEN & HANSEN Dishwashers, etc. I and, upon the death of Monsignor conducted at Opportunity school in were made for the various games 2370 Leyden street. 8481 FRANKLIN ST. FOR Mclnerney in 1940, he wps ap room 101, and will be open every JEWELERS day from 8 a.m. to 2 p-m-; bepn- and contests that will feature the The St. Jude circle met in the COOL - COMFORTABLE RESTAURANTS, pointed president of the school parish picnic to be held Sunday, home of Mrs. Huggins June 18, AIR-CONDITIONED board. ning July 1. The community can 1628 17th St. HOTELS and RESORTS ning centers that were open during Aug. 4, in Montclair park. The Prizes were won by Mrs. Foley, The firms listed here de During the six years that Father women of the Altar and Rosary Mrs. Kay, and Mrs. Larsen. This at D L K E ^ S GRILL Both in Denver and Out the summer of 1945 will not be in serve to be remembered ONE store! only Boland has been rector of the society will be in charge of re is the last meeting until Septem FINEST OF FOODS operation this summer. Some Jobs Provide Cathedral, many substantial re freshments. The car award will ber, when the circle will be enter when you are distributing CHUCK HEFNER. Prop. pairs have been made to all the Telephone and personal con Room and Board in be made at that time. Ticket* may tained by Mrs. Foley. your patronage in the dif WHERE FRIENDS MEET parish buildings, all of which are ferences and group or individual be obtained at any time in the rec Addition to Wages. instruction are the types o f serv 1820 E. 34th Arc. TA. >248 PE. almost 100 years old. The altars tory, 1284 Newport. ferent lines of business. and statues in the church have ices to be offered this summer. WOODEN SHOES 4679 COAL Mrs. Elsa Jones, food conservation Mrs. Martin Foley is a patient BENNETT’S {been painted, and a new main en- in Mercy hospital. Wadg* and Harris $9.30 j trance erected. The exterior of consultant, will answer all tele FOR SHOWER AT Lump and Egg EMPLOYMENT jthe rectory has been painted, and phone inquiries and will make ap Contribution* Asked WASH and EAGLE ETC .the interior completely renovated. pointments for all types of -serv SILVER FRONT SHOE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS li Lnap end Ega______The committee in charge of col The sisters' convent has been re- ices. Call Tabor 7151, food con lecting articles for the fall rum REPAIRING SERVICE servation center. Doable Screen Nnt___ $6.28 I modeled and painted, and the brick mage sale wishes to remind parish JOS. J. McCABE, Mgr. i exterior of the school tuck-pointed Mrs. Lucille Parrish, home eco ioners that they may send their U3116tIiSL MA.9860 THEY ARE RELIABLE SUPREME COAL GO. 312 17th St., Room 9 [and painted. The third floor of the nomist, will conduct the instruc CH. 3211 school is at pre.sent being con tion program in all phases of food 1144 So. Pennsylvania verted into a gymnasium for the conservation in room 101. Sub children of the parish. jects to be studied and demon strated include; Various methods RODERS FOR DIAMONDS For Beauty EA-st 8979 of canning foods, use of the pres I! sure cooker, use of sug:ar savers and substitutes, drying of foods, NYLONS storage of foods, selection of con Are Supreme in Quality tainers for canning, plans for the family food supply for the year, So Are Our k«’ll bvy use of conserved foods in the daily meals. A great deal of emphasis PERMANENTS will be pkeed on the study of Three-DUmond freezing foods, as this method is Engagement Now is the Time to Relax With lhl« «lr9«m Ring rapidly replacing the canning a Soft, Natural Permanent for method, especially for fruits and Care-Free Joyful Days. vegetables. The program will be Ol'R OPERATORS WILL AS under the supervision of Mary Ann SUME YOl'R HAIR PROBLEMS Babich, co-ordinator of adult WITH A GUARANTEE homemaking education, Emily BACKED BY QUALITY PREP Griffith Opportunity school. ARATIONS The food situation is as serious, MACHINE if not more so, than it was during Deilgned to Inipire a dreamy M i l MACHINELESS the war years. Famine is facing light in anyone’s eyes are $7 A.ND many of the countries, and the and up COLD WAVES local food situation is none too these scintillsting, quality AIR-CONDITIONED promising. Homemakers can do diamonds majestically their part by conserving as much of the home-grown food as possible. mounted in 14-karat gold set- FA IR Three-DItmond tings . . . white gold, too. Wedding Band $ 21.00 COLLEEN Nortli Side Girl Othtr Hi in ysl/sw ge/d, fold, fillidium tnd pUtinum BEAUTY SHOP from $80 to $ 2500 plus (sz. E A st8 9 7 9 Easfe^oW 4 WAYS TO FAY. Wed to Officer Next Door to 4 Ctsb PhiTs * Cbtrgi (St. Catherine’s Perish, Denver) * Layaway Blarney Miss Rosemarie Taylor became ★ YtPTtoPaf the bride of Lt. Lawrence Zuppan, Shop June 23 in SL Catherine’s church, with the Rev. Robert Syrianetr Optn S A. Ml to 8 Pi M "Ea$t Denver’ s Better Barbers” officiating. Miss Taylor was given in marriage by Frank Pankoski. Mi.ss Helen Auge was maid of honor, and bridesmaids were Misses Marion Turner, Marjorie Davis, and Lucille Glover. The best man was Albert Pankoski and the ushers were Roy Davis, Steve ^Cedclr 'Pomfved Potter, and Paul Epstein. Carolyn Tysin was flower girl and Randall Steinbach, ring-bearer. Following a reception at the home of the bride, the wedding PROSPECTOR “party went to St. Anthony’s hos pital for a visit with the bride’s father, who is a patient there. EVERY M0HT-0V18 MCHT-TO SUT U lE CITY Miss Taylor is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Taylor. Lt. Lv....«. Denver____5:00 p.m. Zuppan is the son of Mj> and Mrs. Ar. Soil Loke City 7;50o.m. Lawrence Zuppan, Sr. The couple left by plane for Lv. Solt Lake City 5:30 p.m. Fort Worth, Tex., .where Lt. Zup A r...... Denver...... 8:30 a.m. pan is now stationed. He will leave in-August for Gemany to join'the army of occupation. Mrs. Zuppan will follow later. Ruth Cogburn Is Bride On June 16, Miss Ruth Cogburn and Louis Santangelo, Jr., were united in marriage in a double ring ceremony before Father Syri- aney. The bride’s attendants were Miss Hazel Cogburn and Miss Helen McLachlan. Robert Sant angelo, brother of the bridegroom, and John D. Craco were attendants to Mr. Santangelo. The bride wore a gown of white satin with a lace yoke and a finger tip veil, which fell from a crown of seed pearls. She carried a bouquet of white roses and orchids. The bridesmaids wore dresses of blue and yellow net and carried bou quets of red rose buds. After a breakfast and reception at the bridegroom’s parent’s home, the couple left on a wedding trip to Yellowstone National park. Mr. Santangelo served in the IF YOU HAD A MILLION DOLLARS European theater of war for 15 months. Robert, the bridegroom’s brother, _also was recently dis YOU COULDN’T BUY BETTER BREAD charged from the navy. PAGE TEN Office, 9S8 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, June 27, 1946 m f I One of Silver Dollar Days^ Prizes K* CORRECT EYE WEAR Carnival WE BUY AND SELL Means nothing more than the skill of the person testing your STOCKS AND BONDS eyes; the siting and styling of your glasses. Swigert Bros, have Without obligation on your part, we will be offered this conscientious skilled service in examining eyes and Is Great Success pleased to furnish you with current information on fitting glasses for the past 44 years. your present investments or to suggest suitable se At St. Patrick’s curities for you to purchase. SWIGERT BROS. ■ S u l l i v a n & C o m p a n y (Sl. Patrick’* P«ri*h, Denver) TABOR 4264 SECURITY BLDG. DENVER Better yUion OptometrisU Good Sarvieo Four nights of carnival spirit, for Every ,4ge At Right Pricet in which all the members of tjie 1550 California KEyitona 7651 parish and their friends partook, SERVICE TO INVESTORS were brought to a close on June eCLAaSKI INDITIDDALLT STTLKD 23 with the awarding of prizes as follows: Philco refrigerator, Mrs. Christine Bowland, 1821 Central street; Easy Spindrier wash ma chine, Mrs. H. S. Tagawa, 1732 :THEODORE: REQUIESCANT W. 34th avenue; bicycles, Fred Franks, 3219 Osage street, and IN PACE Roger Seick, Jr., 1927 W. 33ird avenue; bed ensemble, Mrs. Ih a c k e t h a l Thomas DeCino, 3749 Osage ELIZABETH ZIEGLER, formerly of street; afghan, Mary Salton, 1849 2«S» Josephine atreet. Wife of Andy W. 33rd avenue; French doll, H. Air Conditioned Ziegler: mother of Mra. Christine Elliott. B. Stowell, 1720 W. 34th avenue; Vincennes. Ind.; Capt. Herbert A. Zieg ler, Fort Eustis. V s.: sister of John Hoe- canary. Sister M. Salome, Marg MORTUARY vake, Det Moines, la., and Mrs. Ann ery Reed nursery; pillow cases, Lu Brockman, Carlabad, N. Mex. Requiem cille and Ethel Becker, 126 E. Maas was offered in St. Joseph’s church. Alameda avenue; cake, L. Mash, 1 4 4 0 S I Kalamath Su Monte Vista, June 20. Interment Mt. Olivet. W. P. Horan A Son service. 3719 Quivas street; nylon stock Phone MAin 4006 WILLIAM P. DAWSON, 4747 Colum ings, Ed Sumners, 3233 Lowell m o R T u n R y bine street. Brother of Catherine Grace boulevard; and floor lamp, Louis and John Dawson, Denver, Requiem Mess FRANCIS J. CERYI DOUGLAS H. BUCK was offered in Annunciation church June La Bate, 3320 Shoshone street. 22. Interment ML Olivet. W. P. Horan The bazaar was an outstanding Son serdica. ft Erickson Memorial Co. .success and the executive commit JAMES O’KEEFE, 1218 Clarkson tee and all wprkers wish to extend M ONUM ENTS MARKERS streeL Father of Jacqueline O'Keefe and One of the major prizes in the annual Silver tival, shown with the refrigerator, are, left to right, STORE YOUR Prompt Erection Mra. Patricia McNichulas of Denver; Dollar Days carniral in Denver July 3 to 6 it shown Burnell Pettee, Charles Reilly, assistant general their thanks to all who contributed brother of Mrs. Nora Hucke of Welton above. Officials of the Knights of Columbus, one manager of the fete; John Doebley, and Robert to its success- froni ont of tho moot eompleta Junction, la., and William O'Keefe of FURS-NOW diiplan I "Mllili I a n 1 ' f i Thursday, June 27, 1946 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE ELEVEN The Denver Catholic Register cioey cumeis Preddant. ____ Molt R«v. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.O. R egistorialii E ditor-^ ^ t . Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LLkO,, Joor.O. S' Manajdns Director-.— .— .—Rev. John B. Cavanagh, M.A., Litt.0. n y i c E D i i i Associate Ekiitora— M. P. Everett, Jour.O.; Rev, Walter Canavan, First Editions experiment” to want that situa higher things and nobler aims by J.C.D., LittD.; Rev. Edward A. Breen, M.A., lattD .; Rev. Prancis tion back again. Equally aenseicM contact with the harsh brutality of Althongfa we love books, il is legislation and equally dangerous war. They seek now to enlist Syrianey, M.A.; Linus Riordan, A.B., Litt.M.; Rev. James B. Hamblin, for the worth of their contents, conditions, however, may come their talents in a war against evil, M.A.; Rev, John Ebel, M.A.; Rev. Robert Kekeisen, M.A. not something freakish abont them, abont, at least in large sections of ignorance, and disease. PUOLII DiESE sneh as the “ W ife Hater's Bible,'* the Ui^ted States, if the fanaticism Thu great trend is most encour Entered as second class matter at the post office at Denver, Colo. which by a typogrtlphical error sub of the dry element is allowed nn- aging. Undoubtedly missionary aei stitutes for in a text when leife life opppsbd control. livities are going to depend more Pueblo. — An administrator is it speaks of hating. We like good named for Vineland and Avon Published Weekly by Th4 work o f the anti-vivisection- and more on American man power clear print, and artistic typog dale, two newly ordained assistant isU'is in some ways even more dan in the future, just as they have THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY (Inc.) raphy and illustrations, but we do gerous to the country’s welfare been depending on American finan priests' are assigned, and one not see the value of “ first editions'* assistant priest is transferred by 938 Bannock Str^t, 1 foe they strike directly at the medi- cial aid. The Holy Father, for ex that stand on library shelves and e le r^ appointments made this callprofession in its laboratory work ample, has given new mission ter Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0 . Box 1620 are never read. anA dts research. The great ad- ritories to the Maryknollers, the week by Bishop Joseph C. Will- ging. T Subscription: $1 per year. Though these first editions in vagees in medicine made in this most recent in equatorial Africa. time might prove of inestimable century have come with the aid Americans will be asked to assume The Rev, Joseph P. McCormack Club Subscription, with The Register, Local Edition. $1.30 per r«w . historical value, most of the peo of I 4nimal experimentation. Prog the loads which zealous missioners becomes administrator of Vine- No Club Subscription Price Offered Outside Coiorado. ple who buy them do so simply ress i in surgery, the discovery of from other countries have been land and Avondale to succeed the as a hobby. An example of the intnJin for the treatment of dia- forced to lay down through no fault Rev. Michael de Angelis, C.R.M., Thursday, June 27, 1946 worth history gives a book was bejeS, the testing o f powerful new of their own. who has been called to attend a given when a Gutenberg Bible of dru|8— these and a thousand other And the Americans are ready. chapter meeting of his religious I45S was bought at auction in 1925 defvelopments depend on the lab Nowhere have we seen a finer esprit congregation in Rome this sum OFFICIALi ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER at New York for $ 1 06 ,0 00 . It was oratory use o f animals. The sent- de corps than among the Mary- mer. Father McCormack came to worth the price. the 'Pueblo diocese in December, The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. inientality of so ( Telephone, KE3rstone 4205 PAGE THIRTEEN Thursday, June 27, 1946 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER AVHORA North Side Group Gonzales-Hewitt Wedding Pastor Attends St. John's Parish CIRCLE DRIVE B EN N ET T S Aiinfs Fnneral CONOCO SERVICE INVITES YOU TO AURORA E lects Officers Washing and Creasing MARKET Your ButiDctt Apprseiatsd 9758 E. Colfax Aurora 77 (St. Louis’ Parish, Englewood) JIM BAGAM. raor. (Our LaJy of Mt. Carmel MEL SILAIU Prop. 6tb Ave. a York EA. 99S3 Pariih, Danxar) The Very Rev. Joseph O’ Heron FINE FOODS S t Bemsdetta’s study club held was called to Rochester, N, Y, His aunt, Sister Cleofus, died Satur Fresh Vegetables and Fruita Pkaaa A a n n HI ar BML ITII election of officers at the last Radios 8 AppliaacM ■LATHRENS day morning. CHOICE MEATS HONE SUPPLIES FRIEND meeting on June 12. Leadens are Sunday Masses are at 6, 8, 9, Seles and Sereiee as follows: President, Mrs. Mary 10, and 11:30 o’clock. HONKST WORK—NAIR RRICKfl BARDWARE PA1N1 .FURNITURE CO. Daily Delivery EM. 8891 R O O nN G Rotola; vice president, Mrs. Co There will be no weekday Everything for tho Homo 2423 EAST 6TH AVE. (Til e. C*ltai Am Anon Ml NBW AND USED ' lumbia Smart; secretary, Mrs. Masses until further notice. FRANKLIN ANDERSON AtmOBA. COLO BA DO NW B. CaUu Aann, Cala. Helen Peri; treasurer, Mrs. Helen The Altar and Rosary society is ZSI6 E. 6ifa Ave. EM. 9586 Coloroso; publicity chairman, Mrs. starting a series of parties be Msry Lon^o. Plans were also made ginning Thursday, June 27. A UmBBB PAINT - BABOWABB for a picnic to be held July 10. The dessert luncheon will be served at COnOUER’S AL'S SHOE INSOLATION NEW FASHION study club will resume its studies 12 o’clock. The second party will THE in October. be held July 11 at the same time. FOOD STORE HOSPITAL Cleaners A Dyers The society wishes also to thank On Friday, June 28, Feast of the ! h nrfilt iJu Ultllill,/, I .1 ''ON > FINEST REPAIR WORK Aurora Lumber Company all who helped make the card party JOHN JOHNSON Sacred Heart of Jesus, Masses will IN DENVER Building Headquarters be at 6, 7, 7:30, and 8. at the Public Service a success. ii\iiA ininiims Otftea Plaal The Holy Name society an QUICI SERVICf PhMM Aaron IM—PrukUa IIM SPnra SITI NIT B. Calfaa Mrs. Clara Franca will entertain ITIS E. fiTIl AVE. 2308 E. 6TH AVE. AURORA. COIX). U l B. AlaaiaSa A m Aaran It St. Philomena’s stuDy club in her nounces that the picnic, to be given mother’s home, 3719 Quivas street, at Washington park June 30, will Enchanting. . . Irr«sistible 'Friday, June 28, at 1 p.m. start after the 11:30 o’clock Mass. Each family is asked to bring Lombardi-Matalla Weddiuf Held lunch. Entertainment will be fur OLIVER'S AURORA FROZEN John Lombardi and Anna Ma- nished by the mi^n of the parish, sella were united in marriage and those who do not have cars FOOD LOOKERS fore the 9 o’clock Mass on Sunday, may ride in cars not filled. June 23. The witnesses were John Sterflampa protart poor foodi from 'The Sunday Masses are being MARKET A!r*bom« bteUrln nnd moulds. lacovetta and Evelyn Lombardi. t taken care of by priests from the A joy to have . . . a The following Baptism.s tookJ seminary and Regis college. Denver^s Finest All. 586 or EM. 8997 _ joy to wear, because AURORA DRUO place in the week: Margaret Linda^ Sick calls should be referred to Selection of Qaoi W McBriIcBrxM A D .U l ' X it’s cool, comfort Gennaro, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. St. Francis de Sales’ parish,' Pearl FISH & POULTRY . Gennaro, sponsors, Mr, and Mrs. 5400. able, so completely beautiful. Call us Salvato; David Louis Tolve, son Marian Sorority Meets today for vour Rillinw (X)I-D WAVE. GRAIN-FED MEATS, SWEDBORG’S PURSE RROS. of Mr. and Mrs. R. Tolve, spon.sors On June 19 the Marian sorority MYLADY EDITH BEAUTY 1312 Eaal 6th Ave. GROCERY & MARKET Albert Tolve and Lizzie Cito; Ila meetin WILSON WINDOW Guild to Award Cedar Chest PARK HILL CHURCH IS SCENE SHADE CLEANEBS HOMEMAKER’S R. PARISH. H«r. OF YOUNG-CHAMBERS RITES We Clean and Repair Old Shades N«w ShadM of Qailltz H*d* to Order DEPARTMENT Prompt Work a SpocUltp btunaU* CbtorfuIIr Fumlihod WINIFRED M.CURREY (Bleised Sacrament Parith, ette, and Richard Sills were wel comed.as new members. KEyttone 7926 1046 Santa Fe Dr, Patronise Tbeae Reliable and Friendly Flnna Danver) Dear Mi** Curreyi Miss Nan Chambers, daughter of The mountain home of Mrs. My tcife, a non41alholie, i* plan Dr. and Mrs. Karl Chambers, be Howard Clennan, with Mrs. James A.B.C. COLL SHOP Cassells and Mrs. J. J. Johnson as ■EARL J ‘ e*ef»***e9 ************ ning to *ue for divorce on ground* came the bride of Capt. Fred W. J J | £ Young, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred co-hostesses, was the scene of an New Dolls and Toys of mental cruelty, detually I know W. “Young of Plainfield, N. J., be ail-day outing for members of St. Doll Repairing STROHMINGER :: McVeigh Compny: that *he i* planning to be remar fore Monsignor William Higgins Joseph’s circle June 21, Bridge Lacquer Refinithing honors went to Mrs. Dewey Flint DOLL WIGS Electrical Contracting PAINTING AND ried a* *oon a* the decree i* final in Blessed Sacrament church June 26. and Mrs. James Bertrand. Guests Religious Statues Repaired UemMd and Beadad la Olt* of 0«D*«t DECORATING to a man whom ahe ha* been teeing were Mrs. Frank J. Guiry and Mrs. CONTRACTORS on the *ly for more than a year, I The bride was given in marriage Emme'tt Dignan. 1515 Arapohoe MA. 7617 by her father. She was attended by 817 14th St '“ISl 'Siw” ; 1328 Inca K£. 0718 • > *tiU love my wife and I hate to Mrs. James Logan, Mrs. Mary ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦'I »»»♦♦♦♦*♦♦*♦ her sister, Peggie, as maid of hon drag her name through the mud by Ruehle, and Mrs. W. S. Leavings or, and her bridesmaids were Mrs. were hostesses to members of Lit T k NDERSO FURNACE filing a countertuit and accuting George W. Rienks, Jr.; Misses Vir tle Flower circle in the Logan | N ' MtK her publicly of thete thing* . . There ginia McCammon, Rosemary With- home June 21. Mrs. Frank Davis WORK erow, Barbara Dwyer, and Patsy I*, however, the problem of our and Mrs. J. F. Healy won bridge Repairs Chambers. Capt. Young had Capt. honors. child. Having failed to keep her Walter F. O’Brien for his best man, Interior > Exterior Painting marriage vow*, my wife would Potiuck Luncheon Given 8BBET METAL and the ushers were Capt. Jack ___ WORK Members of St. Norbert’s circle PLUMRING hardly be true to her promite to Noll, Capt. 0. Erdman, Capt. J. Phone (U 6581 Pearson Heating C^. rear the child a Catholic. Should I enjoyed a potiuck luncheon and Denver 6, Colorado Emergtney Work & Strvie* Driscoll,. Capt. Phil Mullin, Lt. bridge in the home of Mrs. Al- go to court and fight for *ole William Martin, and L t S. Sandy. 1231Waiee Ph.TA.3628 1163 WELTON TA. 4444 etutody of the child?— J. R, win Riede June 2. Prizes were won 1042-44 Santa Fe Drive Dear J. R.t Following the ceremony, break by Mmes. James J. Brennan and fast was served in the Park Lane If tke situation aa you present George T. Larson. Mmes. Walter ACE PAINTING hotel. After a wedding trip, the Scherer, Eugene Beuchat, L. L. STILES it is true, you bare no choice but young couple will be at home at CONTRACTORS, Ine. to do whaterer is necessary for the Laughlin, and William Brennan STEPHEN U SCHAFI' Prop. 1325 Rosemary. were guests. ELECTRIC SERVICE welfare of your child. To accuse M'MURTRY’S PAINTS A your wife, however, of unfaith Out-of-town guests at the wed Mrs. Thomas Cain is spending the summer in Los Angeles, Calif., VARNISHES fulness and unfitness as a mother ding were Mrs. Fred Christensen WALL PAPER - KEMTONB MOTORS . REPAmS is a serious charge. You must be and Miss Margaret McNulty of with her daughter. PrM EatlmotM HOME WIRING Mrs. James Craemer spent the positive that you are not being un New York, Mr. "and Mrs. R. Tay 1934 So. Broadwaj PE. 026S 1100 lariiner TA. 6875 fair. I suggest that you talk it lor of Houston, Tex.; and Mrs. C. week in Wyoming; Mrs. John O’Neill enjoyed the week at Estes over with your pastor or a priest- A. Chambers of Liberty, Tex. frian^, and persuade your wife to Dale Nord Return* Park; and Mr. and Mrs. John F. join you in an honest discussion of Healy have been visiting on the C EE B EE Dale Allen Nord, radioman sec Western slope the past week. your problem with him. It is pos' ASSOCIATED ond class, has jusjt returned home Ens. John Kelly, USN, who has sible that you are being inordi ELECTRIC CO. after two years in the navy, most been studying languages at the nately jealous and possessive, and of which time wa.s spent at Oki L. A. LANGE, Owner Oklahoma university, Stillwater. DECORATORS have allowed suspicion to poison A coveted award at any carni before it is awarded at 11 p.m. nawa and Japan. He is visiting his Okla., has been returned to inac your mind against her without val is the hope chest, which will Saturday, July 6, on the carnival parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. 0. Nord, Electrical Appliances be featured at the Silver Dollar grounds, E. 17 th avenue and tive duty and is with his parents, just cause. Yon should give your 1317 Dahlia street. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kelly. John wife a chance to vindicate herself. days this year by the Archbishop’s Grant street. Proceeds from the Decorators and Repairing Mr. and Mrs. Everett 0. Nord plans to return to Yale university If your attempts at reconciliation guild of Denver. Shown above hope chest booth, nnder the chair NEW “RADIOS left by plane on June 24 for a va in the fall. Before returning home, fail, and you have obtained per with the beautifully finished and manship of Miss Helen Flynn, will Scrrlce on all Makaa cation and business trip to Oma he attended the Jesuit ordination mission to seek a legal separation, filled blond Lane chest are guild go to the Archbishop’s' guild for its & Painters Gaarantaad 10 Daya ha, Nebr.; Minneapolis, Minn.; at St, Marys, Kans. take your case to a Catholic members Miss Doris Thompson, varied Snissionary and social sarv- COMMERCIAL - SPRAY Bring thiM ad in jor Chicago, and Detroit, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Davis, and lawyer and let him help you work left, and Mrs. Fred L. Schirk. ice programs. Miss Margaret Jack J, Ward. Sapt. $1,00 Cr^it on Radio Service their twin daughter, Jean and out the problem of custody of the Handmade articles, essential house Ormshy is alto a member of the Patricia Ann Nichols, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George F. Nichols, Joan, left this week by motor toK 155 Hazel Ct. PE. 6454 child. It is probable that when hold linens, and gay surprise items awards committee. Colorful . . . durable . . . 251 Broadway PE 4596 will be on display with the chest was baptized by the Rev. Francis snend a few weeks with Mr. Davis’ ' your wife is confronted with the sister in Pocatello, Ida. danger of losing her child com Pettit June 23. Sponsors were Lew fire-resistant. . . Elater- Nichols and Frances McHale. pletely, she will come to her tenses ite Shingles can be ap and abandon the infatuation that ST. JOHN’S PUNS OBSERVANCE Mrs. L. B. Foster and her sister, All-Americas Boy$’ SANDING AND it wrecking your marriage. Miss Catherine Simmons, left ear plied directly over your FLOOR REFINISHING lier this week for Mercyhurst col old roofing. Saves time OF FEAST OF SACRED HEART lege, Erie, Pa., to visit their sister, Game This Salurday FREE ESTIMATES — EXPERT WORKMANSHIP Dear Mi** Curreyi Sister Mary Gertrude, and to be — saves money— no mess CERNICH Floor Sanding & Reflnishing Co. Slack*! How I hate tiack*! My present at the Silver Jubilee Mass The All-American Boys’ baseball — no litter. Phone for 648 S. SHERMAN SP. 7S82 wife wear* them to clean houte, to (St. John’s Parish, Denver) Ho\^ard McCarthy, son of Mr. and reception of Sister M. Leona. contest will be held at Merchants go to the grocery, and even to the Special devotions will be held and Mrs. J. Howard McCarthy, Sister Leopa has accompanied Sis park, Denver, this Saturday at free estimate. All work movie*! She isn’t a* *lim a* the in St. John’s church on the Feast received an honorable discharge ter Gertrude to Denver many times 3 p.m., when the Denver all-stars guaranteed. Terms if de uted to be and the look* terrible in of the Sacred Heart, Friday, June from the navy at Charleston, S. in past years, and has a number of play the Colorado-Wyoming all sired. FURNITURE CLEANING tiack*. How can I make her real- 28. Masses will be offered at 6, Car., recently and will spend the friends in Denver. stars. There will be an opener at RUG SHAMPOOING i*e thi* without hurting her feel 7, and 8 o’clock. There will be summer at home. Howard plans 1 p.m. between the Cheyenne In ing*?— Slack Hater all-day exposition of the Most to, enter college in the fall for the Mary Kelly dians and the Old Timers’ Ameri PROMPT PICKUP AND DELIVERY Blessed Sacrament, closing with study of medicine. Call CHe'rry 6651 ' Dear Slack Hater: Fetes Classmates can Legion team. services at 7:45 p.m. Confes Without hurting her feelings, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred M. O’Meara, Mary Ellen Kelly entertained a The program is sponsored by the A & A Cleaning Service D C 1 838 sions will be heard on Thursday Jr., announce the birth of a daugh Rocky Mountain Newt, and the you cannot. But yon might try afternoon and evening in prepara number of her classmates at a 1436 S. LOGAN * "■ ■ WWU getting a candid camera shot of ter, Fallon Ann O’Meara, on Mon luncheon in her home June 24. proceeds will be turned over to the The WESTERN tion for the feast. day, June 24, in St Joseph’s hos building fund for the Old Timers’ her — preferably rear view — and Ens. Robert Greene, USN, who mailing it to her anonymously. Ruth Maroney, daughter df Mr. pital. Grandparents of the baby new park and recreation center. Elaterile Roofisg Co. and Mrs. Arthur Maroney of 719 are Mr. and Mrs. Alfred O’Meara has been in Pearl Harbor and Admission will be 50 cents includ Gaylord street, was injured seri and Mr. and Mrs. Lynn W. Van China the past year and a hajf, ing tax. Several stars of the Den Denver, Colo. ( Addret* corretpondence to Mi** ously Monday when she ran from Vleet. has received an honorable dis ver Parochial league will appear Equitable Bldg. INSULATE ,iH, Winifred M. Curtey, The Regitter, the garage driveway of her home charge and is with his parents, Mr. in the game. Mrs. Marie Dolan entertained and Mrs. Thomas E. Greene. Box 1620, Denver 1, Colo.) into an alleyway and was struck St. Rose’s club June 25. After YOUR HOME " ROCK WOOL by a light delivery truck. Ruth luncheon the guests played bridge, Mrs. Helen Sills was hostess to is a third-grade pupil in St. John’s Mrs. George A. Rothweiler, and members of St. Jude’s circle in her RUSK CHICK STORE Waterproofed , '. . Pneumatically Installed school. / Mrs. John P. McGee winning the home June 21. Mrs. William Mul- igan won bridge honors, and CHICKS . DUCKS - FEED - REMEDIES - EQUIPMENT Dr. Clarence B. Ingrahan Is honors. Junior C.D.o[ A. Mmes. John Tanner, William Fiz- HARDWARE & HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES COOLER IN SUMMER— WARMER IN WINTER covering in his home, 363 High Men’i Club Plant Drive NO DEPOSIT street, from a serious operation Members of St. John’s Men’s KOMAC PAINTS - KEMTONE - MAGIC FLAT performed recently in a local hos Flrtl Parment club are planning an intensive Fr. Koontz to Begin PLANTS . SEEDS - VIGORO pital. ______Later R. H. Kimball Co. Get Honor Pins drive for new members. A house- If Detired to-house visitation will solicit new New Parockial Duties 41 9 Midland 2960-2964 W. 38ih Ave. Denver G L 5324 ASK FOR FREB K E. 523G Washington Star Lauds members and contributions for the BOOK Savlngi Bldg. BTtnInta TA. 83SO Thirty-four girls received honor physical education program beihg' pins June 23 at the annual break Newest American Saint sponsored in the school by the dluD. (H oly Faiaily Pariah, Denver) fast of the Junior Catholic Daugh The club hopes to raise at least Father Joseph Koontz will ar ters of America in Denver. Moth $1,000 to finance the ambitious ath rive the latter part of the week to ers of the girls and Mrs. Mabel Washington.— Commenting on letic and recreational program for take up his duties as assistant to S w w a r m e r s the coming canonization of Blessed the children of the parish. the pastor. Father Leo Flynn. COLORADO UPHOLSTERY CO. (OrnCN CONFUSED WITH "FLYING ANTS") McFarland, grand regent of the senior C. D..of A., and Mrs. C. A Mother Frances Xavier Cabrini, Sister M. Angela and Sister M. St. Ann’s circle met June 25 at Are usually a sign that .worker termites are nearby Botinelii, vice grand regent, Mrs. first U. S. citizen named to saint Placide returned June 26 from the home of Mrs. J. P. Kennelly. FINE SELECTION OF doing costly damage to the understructure o f your F. G. Koeneke, and Mrs. Martin hood, the Wathinffton Star ob Chicago, where they had been Anyone who wishes to obtain Garden Furniture and property. Bonnarens were guests. Mrs. Bon- serves that, although “her story visiting relatives. graduation pictures taken at the often has been told,’’ the “ impor Trellises 7 5 ^ and up narens w»s presented with a gift Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Reinert and auditorium can get them from DON’T TAKE CHANCES— tance of her labors cannot be em On display at 2501 16th St. in appreciation of her many years daughter. Miss Margaret Mary, Miss Betty McGinn, 4270 Hooker, FIND OUT NOW I Batdra Bayint • Hona aak phasized too often.” FURNITURE REBUILT for a fraa Taraiinix Inipec- of service with the juniors. returned June 18 from a vacation Gr. 2663. tion, Annual election of court offi “ The honors which have come to trip to Burlington, la., and Chi Father Omer Foxhoven ad AND REUPHOLSTERED PHONE SP. 4673 FOR her,” the Star says, “were earned Tirminiz Insplation adda ta cers was also held; Mary Helen cago. While in Chicago they visited ministered Baptism June 23, to the Free Expert Irupeelion th» ralna of any homt. Taylor was chosen president by selfless service to the poor and Sister Amy, formerly Romana following: Evelyn Marie, infant lowly, especially to the communi TERHINIK la th, world’s Mary Bauer, vice president; Kath Campbell of Denver, at the Bene daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dominic 2 pieces $75 I W and up Colorado Terminix Go. larrrat and financially tba leen Faye, secretary; and Kather ties of Italian peasants who left dictine convent. Malara, with Ralph Reno and Rose- •trontcat In tamita oantral. ine McDonald, presi reporter, their native land to settle in New ann Snell as sponsors; Donna Jean Ph.GL2304 2457-59 IStli St 24 E. ALAMEDA, DENVER York, Chicago, New Orleans, and Mrs. Ted Stanaker of Los An Mrs. Otto Dillinger announced geles, Calif., is visiting her broth Snell, infant daughter of Mr. and other great cities of the United Mrs. William A. Snell, with the opening of Camp Montrita the States in the years between 1889 er-ifl-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs, week end of July 13. The camp is D. J. Reinert. Dominic Malara and Ro.se Malara YOUR SOURCE OF SUPPLY and 1917. Those dates mark the as sponsors; and John David Specializing in Quality Plumbing and —rdR— located at Nederlands, about 60 boundaVies of Mother Cabrini’s ca The marriage of Miss Rita Ber- miles from Denver. Girls wishing inger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hackett, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Heating Repairs PYRENE AND C-O-Two FIRE reer in the Western world. She John Edward Hackett, with Clar to go to camp this year should was nearly 40 when she arrived; Anton Beringer, and Walter Bott EXTINGUISHERS call their counselors or Miss Mar took place June 23. The Rev. John ence Johnston a n d Catherine she was 67 when she died, and by Hackett as sponsors.. Rendrie & Bolthoff gie Simpson, at MA. 1784. curious coincidence she left exactly P. Moran officiated at the cere SLATTERY & COMPANY H&B First-year pins were awarded to mony. The bride, who was given in 67 institutions—schools, hospitals, DELIVER, COLORADO Rosella Baker, Madena Barbien, orphanages—to keep her iame marriage by her father, was at Virginia Chavez, Pajricia Howard, bright through the discernible fu tended by her sister, Mrs. Martha PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS Sara Kraus, Sally Lmingham, Lor ture.” Plante, as matron of honor, and 1726 MARKET STREET JUST RECEIVED FIRST SHIPMENT OF raine Mahler, Geraldine Petrie, The editorial states that, al the bridesmaid was Miss Virginia Dolores Schamberger, Patricia though miracles have been per Hagle. Barbara Jean Pepin was JOHN J. CONNOR, ProaidaBt PHONE KEYSTONE 1441 Slattery, Doris Broadhag, Rose formed in proof of her merits, ac the flower-girl. Leo Neiberger was Shaeffer Fine Line ^ Gorman, Delores Miller, Martha tually “ it would be difficult to best man for Mr. Bott, Bernard Pencils...... ^ I aUU Rivera, Marion Scherer, Dorothy imagine anything more marvelous Pepin was the escort, and the Smith, Janice Verlinden, Eileen ushers were the bride’s two broth JUST CALL TA. 2990 than her own devoted and trium Mulqueen, and Patricia Mansfield; phant life.” ers, Anton J. and Walter John COMMERCIAL PRODUCTS CO. second-year pins, Barbara Schrodt, Beringer. Gloria Philippone, Rosemary Fi Engagement Announced 17H LAWRENCE ST. DENVER, COLO. eri, Delores Kavan, Helen Gates, Agony of Stigmalie Dr. and Mrs. Donald H. OFFICE SUPPUES AND EQUIPMENT Betjy Habercom, Joan Jones, Bar O'Rourke have announced the en bara Harwood, Patricia Satter- Doseribed by PriosI gagement of their daughter, Pa white; third-year pins, Beverly tricia Fee O’Rourke, to Stephen Blair, Mary Jo Swanson, Katha- John Monaghan. Mr. Monaghan, len Faye, Mary Bauer, Mary Helen Dover, N. H. — The agony of former warrant officer in the Taylor, and Katherine McDonald. Theresa Neumann, stigmatie of United States maritime service, is Konnersreuth, Bavaria, was de the son "of the late Dr. and Mrs. scribed by the Rev. Matthew Casey Daniel G. -Monaghan. The couple End Christian Disunity, of St. Joseph’s parish here, a for are making plans for an early fall July Mission Intentioi\ mer army chaplain, in a talk be wedding. fore the Dover Rotary club. Miss Patricia Egan, daughter of New York.—The July mission in The priest said he saw the wom Mrs. Charles F. Egan, and James tention of His Holiness is for “ an an twice in her agonized condition. F. Adams, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. ALL ARE WATER ANR ALKALI PROOF end to Christian disunity aa a James F. Adams of Syracuse, Her agony occurs every Friday, Brick Suin (all colors and white). Shingle Stains. Concrete Floor scandal to unbelievers.” except during Lent, or unless Fri N. Y., will be married in St John’s Stains, Hydrozo Liquid Gum for INSIDE of basements, Commenting ^on the intention. day happens to be a holy day, he church on Saturday, June 29, at in clear or colors. Monsignor Thomas J. McDonnell, said. When the agony starts, he 8 o’clock. Father Moran will offi national director of the Society for added, the imprint in her hands, ciate. The bride will be attended All these materials have 25- to 40-year the Propagation of the Faith, said the wound in her side, and the by her two sisters, Mrs. Ellis Gil- records of doing the job right. that missioners in Japan before marks from the crown of thorns on crest and Miss Helen Egan. Her CONSULT US ABOUT YOUR PROBLEMS the war complained that the old her head appear. brother-in-law, Ellis Gilcrest, will Materials'' only, or we will do the job paganism of the nation hindered be best man for Mr. Adams. The THE SCHAEFER their work less than conflicting ushers will be John W. Lewis, teachings of the various Christian Post-War Belgium Makes Charles Griffith, and Dulaney Gar DENVER BRICK STAIN CO. denominations. He said that now Rapid Recovery Strides rett TEHT AMD AWMIMG CO. with the so-called peace the various A reception will be held in the 1455 FOX ST. PUEBLO: denominations a r e augmenting Washington.— Hard-hit Belgium Park Lane hotel following the cere CHERRY 1083 526 N. GRAND ST. 1541 Arapahoe St their mission work in all parts of is making perhaps a quicker re mony. the world. covery than any other war-tom Recently baptized by Father country of Hurope, according to Moran were Dana Kathleen, Dr. Joseph Henry Meisin, presi daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Byron “So quick, M eaiy, to .18 dent of that nation’s Caritas Catit- B. Hall, with Robert Johnson and tow in cost... Tex- 3 oliea. Lillian Hall as sponsors; Kent olite*tnzkci deoxat- EVERYTHING YOU NEED IN GUARANTEED WATERPROOFING He it touring the U. S. with 16 Frank, son of Mr. and Mrs. Prank AniiSty! other Belgians in the interests o f Mancini, with Fred and May Man- We waterprcbof against Pressniw Basements, Dams, science. Caritas Catholiea is the cini as sponsors; and Michael Jos For All Your Paint Needs THE LINE OF SEED national Catholic charitable or eph, son of Mr. and Mrs. William ' Remember #• Tnnnels, Tanks — Other Concrete and Masonry Structores ganization of Belgium. Cassell, with Fred a n d Rhoda Dr. Meisin, professor at the Brandenburg as sponsors. Freg Inspection and Cost Estimate University of Louvain and director Margaret Mary, daughter of of the Catholic Institute, said that Mr. and Mrs. Irvin H. Jones, was at present there is a suffit^ncy of baptized Sunday by the Rev, Fran ROCKY MOUNTAIN SEED CO. bread and fats in Belgium but eis Syrianey. Sponsors were Mr. THOMS thpt meat and butter are scarce. and Mrs. B. Leo Devlin, with Te LAUREX BURT, Inc. He estimated that the country is resa Devlin acting as proxy. LINOLEUM STUOlO 1325 15th St. PH. CHERRY 4543 3254 WALNUT ST. DENVER now 50 per cent back to pre-war Mrs. William J. Short is sick 1438 Conn Placo HA. 2288 food standard!. in Mercy hospitaL I i i