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Catechism Classes Will Be Enrolled * Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations Sunday in Sacred Heart Church Contents Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1947— Permission to Reproduce, Except on Articles Otherwise Marked^ Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue. Consecration Details Missionary Sisters Taking Over Convent DENVER CATHOUC Completed; 1st Public in Denver Sept. 18 Appearances of New

Thursday, Sept. 18, is “ moving day” at Our Lady of REGISTERI Grace convent of the Missionary Sisters of Our Lady of The National Catholfe Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We Victory, 2161 Tremont street, Denver. Have Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, Seven Smaller Bishop Are Outlined The four missionary nuns, who will live in the convent, • Services, NCWC and Religious News Photos (3 cents per copy) will do catechetical work among Denver’s underprivileged All the details for the consecration of Bishop-elect Hubert M. Newell, Wednesday, children. They will begin their work* in the Mile High city VOL XLffl. No. 4. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1947. $1 PER YEAR. Sept. 24, in the Denver Cathedral at 10 were completed this week. In addition to the Mass Sunday, Sept. 21, when they will enroll children in catechism and Consecration ceremonies plans were also made for the celebration of Bishop Newell's classes after the children’s Mass in Sacred Heart church. Shrine Set Up in St. Dominic’s first Solemn Pontifical Mass in St. Mary’s church, Littleton, and for a number of public The work of remodeling the Junior Clergy Exam receptions. house, which was purchased by the OUR LADY OF FATIMA STATUF Officers of the Consecration $5,000 Charity Holy Ghost parish as a convent Auxiliary Bishop of Kansas City, for the nuns, is nearly complete. Is Set For Oct. 15 Mass are the following: Pontifical Mass in Mo. [ The painters are giving the last Consecrator, the Most Rev. Arch­ MODELED BY EX-DENVER PRIEST The Rev. Anthony Elzi St. Mary's, Littleton Fund Set by K . of C. touches to the interior, and the The examination for the junior bishop Urban J*. Vehr clergy of the Denver archdiocese The Rev. William Mulcahy Bishop Newell will sing his first work of decorating the exterior of A life-sized statue of Our Lady of Fatima was blessed Co-consecrators, the Most Rev. Jo­ With an initial appropriation of the building is well under way. will be held at St. Thomas’ semi­ seph M. Gilmore of Helena and The Most Rev. Edward J. Hunk- Solemn Pontifical Mass in his for­ $6,000, the. Denver council of the This will be the final step in the and placed in the sanctuary of St. Dominic’s church, Denver, nary Wednesday, Oct 16, at 10 the Most Rev. Joseph C. Will- eler, D.D. mer parish, St. Mary’s, Little­ Knights of Columbus has estab­ renovation of the building. by the pastor, the Rev. V. R. Hughes, O.P., in connection a.m., announces a letter from Arch­ ging of Pueblo Bishop of Grand Island ton, Sunday, Sept. 28, at 10 o’clock. bishop Urban J., Vehr. All priests The Rev. Francis Brady This will be followed by a civic re­ lished a new charity fund. With the completion of the con­ with the Holy Hour services Friday, Sept. 12. Prayers to Our Preacher, the Most Rev. Duane G. ordained in 1942 and the following The Rev. John Moran ception in the Littleton high school This action was taken by mem­ vent work has been started in re­ Hunt of Salt Lake Lady of Fatima will be included in subsequent Holy Hours, years will take this examination. The Most Rev. William T. Mc­ auditorium. bers at the reralar session Tues­ modeling the house just behind the day, Sept. 16. At the same time 16 The statue is Priests ordained in May, 1947, are Assistant Priest— The R t Rev. Carty, C.SS.R., D.D. convent on 22nd street which is to the sculptural Monsignor Charles Hagus Officers of the Mass assisting new members were initiated into excused. Two written sermons of Coadjutor Bishop of Rapid City Bishop Newell as celebrant will be: be converted into a school, where creation of the approximately 20 minutes each Deacons of Honor— The R t Rev. The Rev. James Flanagan the organization. the nuns will give the catechetical Assistant priest, the Rt. Rev, Mon- According to Peter J. Wagner, Rev. Thomas Mc- must be presented at the time of Monsignor Matthew Smith, The Rev. Adam Ritter instruction. Glynn, O.P., for­ the examination on any of the as­ sig;nor Charles M. Hagus; deacons grand knight, the fund will be the R t Rev. Monsignor John The Most Rev. Laurence J. Fitz- of honor, the Rev. Gregory Smith utilized to support K. of C. chari­ Four Nuns merly an assist­ signed topics. The subject matter R. Mulroy Simon, D.D. ant in the par­ and the Rev. Leo Flynn; deacon of table activities throughout the next is as follows; Deacon of the Mass— The Rev. Bishop of Amarillo A t Center ish. Father Mc- Theologia Dogmatics; The Rev. John Marley the Mass, the Very Rev. Joseph fiscal year. Present plans call for Gregory Smith O’Heron; subdeacon of the Mass, donations to local Catholic char­ The four Missionary Sisters who Glynn visited De Vera Religione. The Rev. Louis Mertz will be stationed at Our Lady of Sister Maria das De Ecclesia.—Auctoribus: Herr­ Subdeacon of the Mass— The Very The Most Rev. George J. Donnelly, the Rev. Frederick McCallin; first itable organizations, as well as Rev. Joseph P. O’Heron master of ceremonies, the Rev. regular contributions to all the Grace convent are: Sister Regina, Dores (Mary of mann. Herve. D.D. various collections ordered in the superior, who also opened up the Sorrows) a do­ Theologia Moralis: Chaplains to the Bishop-elect— Bishop of Kansas City, Kans. mestic sister of De Actibus Humanis.—Noldin, The Very Rev. Eugene O’Sul­ archdiocese by Archbishop Urban mission center in Greeley three The Rev. Damen McCaddon Classes Dismissed J. Vehr. years ago; Sister Juliana, who the Institute of Vol. I, pp. 1-343. livan, the Rev. J. B. Liciotti The Rev. Paul Slattery Plana are being completed by of­ comes to Denver from Ontario, St. Dorothy, Por­ De Conscientia. De legibus cum Chaplains to Bishop Gilmore— The The Most Rev. Thomas A. Con­ On Consecration Day Calif.; and Sisters Mary Rose and tugal, who was Cn. 1-86. nolly, D.D. ficers of the council for an ex­ Very Rev. Thomas F. O’Reilly, Clxitet will be diimifted in emplification of "the second and Martha Maryj both of whom were little Lucy dos De Peccatis. De Fide, Spe, et the Very Rev. James Hart­ Auxiliary Bishop of San Francisco, formerly stationed at the mother- Santos, 10 years Caritate. mann Calif. Catbelic (chooli of the Denver third degrees early in October. archdiocese Sept. 24, the day In the group of 16 initiated into house of the order in Victory old, when Our Jus Canonicum: The Rev. Michael Harrington Lady of Fatima De Personis. Cn. 87-98. Chaplains to Bishop Willging— of Bishop Newell’s consecra­ the first degree were the following: Noll. In3. The Very Rev. Francis Kee­ The Rev. Edward Woeber Julian Atencio, Joseph F. Bab- Although the convent was pur­ appeared to her De Clericis in Genere. Cn. 111- The Most Rev. William J. Condon, tion, it was announced by the and her two 117; 147-151; 183-195; 211- per, C.M.; the Very Rev. Ra­ Rev. Edward A . Leyden, arch­ ish, Charles A. Carletti, Jr.; chased by the Holy Ghost parish phael McCarthy, S.J. D.D. Thomas F. Denser, Walter E. under the direction of the Rt. Rev, younger cousins 214. Bishim of Great Falls diocesan superintendent o f John R. Mulroy, the catechists’ on six separate Sacred Scripture: Archbishop’s Cross-Bearer — The The Rev. Edward Leyden schools. Duffy, James Feely, 0. Charles Rev. George Evans Finder, Val C. Kemper; Emil J. committee of the Archbishop’s occasions 30 Introduction: The S3moptic Ques­ The Rev. John Voight Kraner, Thomas E. McCarthy, guild, with Miss Catherine Ma­ years ago. tion. Introduction to the Gos­ Notarius— ^The Rev. William Ken- The Most Rev. Francis A. Thill, David Maloney; second master of Robert P. McKenna, Francis L. By special ar­ pel of SL John. neally, C.M. D.D. ceremonies, the Rev. Elmer Kolka; loney as chairman, is providing Literature: Schumacher, H., A Usick, Peter Vincent, Thomas H. the furnishings for the home. 'The rangement with Masters of Ceremonies— ^Fathers Bishop of Salina and sermon, the Rev. Gregory Handbook of Scripture Vollmer, Paul Vigil, Jr.; and Jo­ her relwous su­ David Maloney, Bernard Cul­ The Rev. Forrest Allen Smith. committee has been working dili Study, Vol. UI. pp. 42-79 seph M. Watley. periors Father len, Elmer Kolka, William The Rev. James Harmon gently in the past few weeks get­ Simon, A Scnptural Manual, Minor officers of the Pontifical ting the house ready for occu­ Me Glynn ob­ Kelly, John R. Vidal, C.M.; The Most Rev. Duane G. Hunt, Mass will be Tom Stone, Monier tained a descrip­ Vol. II, pp. 105-158. Simon- D.D. 50 Prie$ls Attend pancy. Prado. Frederick^ McCallin. Bolis, Charles Conrad, Peter Gan­ Funeral Mas* tion of the ap­ Offering Bearers— Fathers The­ Bishop of Salt Lake non, Cletus Baudendistel, Fred Two-Story pearance of Our Praelectiones Bihlicae, Vol. II, The Rev. John Kelley pp. 62-98. MacRory. odore Haas, Robert Syrianey, Cecchin, Vernon LaRocco, and Brick Building Lady in the ap­ John Haley, Herbert Banigan, The Very Rev. Howard De­ Kenneth Ritter; parition of June The Gospel of St. John. (In­ laney Bishop-Elect Pays The convent is a two-story brick troduction). Albert Publ, Leonard Aber­ 13, 1917, when The Most Rev. George J. Rehring, Vesters: Leonard Hanzlick, Jack building, located on the southwest Exegesis; The first 10 chapters of crombie. the Lady showed D.D. Ashcroft, Joe Ashcroft, Kamel corner of 22nd and Tremont. The the Gospel according to St her Immaculate Acolytes of the Mass— The Rev. Auxiliary Bishop of Cincinnati Bolis, Gerald Craig, Frank Tribute to Mother red brick exterior is being painted Luke. Charles Jones, the Rev. Wil­ Heart to Lucy. The Rev. Jerome Weinert Wehrly, William Stone, and Salem white. Father McGlynn Literature: Stoll, The Gospel Ac­ liam Jones Bolis. cording to St. Luke, ad lo­ The Rev. Fred Kimmett Of Vice Chancellor The first floor of the convent is incorporated all Thurifer— The Rev. Joseph Leb- The Most Rev. Charles H. LeBlond, “ Ecce Sacerdos Magnus” and divided into five rooms and a hall the details sup­ cum; Callan, The Four Gos­ erer Battman’s “ Mass in F” will be ren­ pels, ad locum; Simon D.D. way. The room in the front of the plied b y Lucy Crozier— The Rev. Michael Kava- Bishop of St. Joseph dered by St. Mary’s choir, under A large crowd including 60 Our Lady of Fatima Shrine Prado; Praelectiones Bibli- priests was 'present at the funeral house is being converted into a into a clay model nagh The Rev. William Coyne the direction of Miss Catherine chapel. Across the hall from the cae, Vol. I, ad locum. Candle-Bearer — The Rev. Donald Maloney, with Mrs. Robert Ritch- of Mrs. Margaret Maloney iu St. of the Lady approximately ^01 model of which the present statue Sermons; The Rev. Clarence Kessler Mary’s church, Littleton, Tuesday chapel is a small room that will inches high. Upon his return to in the sanctuary is a copy, McMahon The Most Rev. Bernard J. Sulli­ lin at the organ. be used as the sacristy. The other (1) The True Religion. Heresy, Processional Cross— The Rev. Members of the choir are Misses* morning. The celebrant of the the United States he perfected a I This statue is the third of Fa- (2) The Church of Christ van, SJ.. D.D. Solemn Requiem Mass was a son, rooms on the first floor include a life-size reproduction pf the small I (Turn to Page 8—Column 3) James Moynihan Titular Bisnop of Alicamasso Rose Anna Brooks, Gloria Cecchin, the Rev. Dr. David E. Maloney, parlor, dining room, office, and Archbishop’s Acolytes— The Rev. The Rev. Andrew Dimichino, Patricia Cook, Joan Craig, Pa­ Assistant Chancellor of the Arch­ kitchen. Mrs. Henry Mannix, Duane Theobald, the Rev. S.J. tricia Gerety, Josephine Gallegos, diocese of Denver. A flight of stairs in the front Leonard Redelberger The Rev. Joseph Herbers, Charlotte K o 1 d e w a y, Mary Archbishop Urban J. Vehr pre­ hallway leads to the second Two Westside Parishes Mitre— The Rev. Norbert Walsh S.J. O’Brien, Patricia Rooney, Rosalie sided at the Mass and gave the floor, where there are five brf NCCW Head, Named Book-Bearer — The Rev. Robert The Most Rev. Thomas K. Gorman, Trujillo, Charlotte Nicholas, and absolution, and the Most Rev. Hu­ rooms, a stin parlor, and, a bath. McMahon D.D. Connie Trujillo; Mmes. Wayne bert M. Newell, Coadjutor Bishop- All the bedrooms have large ToMerndfiindY Office Gremiale— The Rev. Bernard Kelly Bishim of Reno Duckworth, Harold V. Craig, and elect of the Diocese of Cheyenne, closets. Acquire Houses, Property Participating in the procession, The Rev. Leo Flynn L. King Gertig; and Jack Jones, for several years administrator of There is a full basement with Rom*.— Mri. Henry Man- which will move from the Chan­ The Rev. William Powers Louis Neff, Jr.; Harold V. Crafg, the Littleton parish, delivered the two large rooms, as well as a laun nix of Brooklyn, pretident of cery building promptly at 9:45, The Most Rev. Edward J. Kelly, and L. King Gertig. Two parishes in the west part of Denver have acquired sermon. The deacon of the Mass dry and fruit rooms. The two large the National Council of Cath­ will be the following Archbishops D.D. At the civic reception, begin­ was the Rev. Gregory Smith, pas­ rooms will be used by the nuns houses and property that will allow Presentation parish room olic* Women, Sept. 18 wa* and Bishops with their chaplains: Bishop of Boise ning at 4 o’clock in the Littleton tor of St. Francis de Sales’ parish, as an instruction center temporar­ for future building, and will provide St. Joseph’s Redemp- elected a member of the Bu­ The Most Rev. Edwin V. Byrne, The Rev. Louis Grohman high school auditorium, the follow­ D.D. Denver, and the subdeacon was ily. torist parish with additional living quarters for the sisters reau of the International The Rev. Achille Sommaruga ing program will be presented: the Rev. Forrest Allen. The Rev. Union of Catholic Women’s Archbishop of Santa Fe The Most'Rev. Patrick A. McGov Women Aiding of the school. Master of ceremonies, A. J. Elmer Kolka was master of cere­ Leagues. The Catholic wom­ The Very Rev. William Kipp ern, D.D. Gerety; “ National Anthem,” led monies. In Work Listed The Rev. Matthias J. Blenkush, en's organization is holding The Very Rev. Manus Boyle Bishop of Cheyenne b^^ Louis Neff, Jr.;_ felicitations Bom in Brooklyn Nov. 14, 1876, Winter Mass Schedule administrator of Presentation par­ its 11th congress here. The Most Rev. Joseph M. Marling, The Rev. John McDevitt Women who have been assisting ilfered by Houstoun Waring, pub- Mrs. Maloney, mother of seven Adopted at Evergreen ish, revealed the purchase of six [NCWC Radio and Wire] C.PP.S., D.D. The Rev. Leo Morgan (Tum to Page 8 — Column 8) children, died Friday in her home Miss Maloney include Mmes. Ei­ lots, five of them vacant and one after a lingering illness. She was leen Koester, Margaret Volk, Beginning Sept. 14 the Mass with a 4-room house on it, which married in 1898 to James E. Ma­ Marion Kelly, and Norris Hoskins, schedule for the Chapel, of Christ adjoins the present rectory. 2 Parishes Giving loney, retired assistant highway and Misses Margaret Lynch, Jes the King at Evergreen was “ We have no definite plans in 1st Editorial Was About Donations in Week commissioner. The couple came to sie Pasquale, Mary Nadorff, Fran changed to one Mass on Sunday. mind at the present time,’’ Father Colorado in 1900, and moved to ces Nadorff, Madelyn Nalty, Jose­ The change continues in effect Blenkush said, “ but the property Girl to .Religious Littleton in 1903. phine Hytrek, Winifred Mahoney, through the winter months, an­ gives the parish enough room for Put Sacred Heart CHRISTIAN MOTHERHOOD Cecilia Chekal, Helen Flynn, Isa nounces the Rev. Barry J. Wogan, any building that might be .done in Actor Who Became Priest CALLED GREAT VOCATION belle McNamara, Mary E. Byrne, pastor. The Mass is offered at 10 the future.’’ Life for 1st Time “ The sermon that will be re­ and Dorothy Byrne. o’clock every Sunday. The small house, which adjoins Burse Over $1,000 By Monsignor Matthew Smith membered this morning,’’ said the Presentation rectory, is serv­ ver news were published, but Two parishes of the Archdiocese (Mamoira of a Catholic Editor. Copy- Denver was not mistaken for all Over the thousand-dollar mark Bishop-elect Newell, “ is the ser ing as a temporary rectory for of Denver are giving girls to the rifhtad, 1M7. Reproduction, in mon that is being preached by this FRANCISCAN SISTERS WILL NOTE the Rev. Michael A. Maher, admin­ whole or in part, forbidden) of Colorado. went the Sacred Heart burse this religious life for the first time. The first issue of the Denver I told this late in 1913 to a week. The burse, being sponsored Christian mother. It is a sermon istrator of the new St. Anthony St. Rose of Lima’s, Denver, is Catholic Register I ever edited is strong Denver booster, Stanley by Archbishop Urban J. Vehr for that we in Littleton as well as parish in Westwood. The house is represented by Miss Theresa dated Oct. 2, 1913. I came to McGinnis. “ I would be extremely the education of everywhere else need to hear. Its 75TH ANNIVERSARY IN AMERICA undergoing minor alterations and Langfield; and Holy Family, message is that motherhood is a Father Maher is already in resi­ Denver that year after spending happy to see Pueblo a city of ^ an archdiocesan Meeker, by Miss Claire Delaney. 250,000 people,” he replied, “ This seminarian, has blessed work, a vocation of the The Franciscan Sisters of St. dence there. about four months in Pueblo as U. S. foundation. The mothei'- Theresa Langfield will enter would mean , population a goal of $ , . greatest importance to every com­ Clara’s province have announced The purchase of an 8-room telegraph editor of the Chieftain, 1 000,000 6 000 hotlBe formerly was located in the the novitiate of the Franciscan To date the total munity and every nation. Though house at 568 Galapago street to Although my stay in Southern for Denver— ^which would make a a novena and friduum of thanks­ hospital. The Solemn Mass of Sisters of the Sacred Hearts of is $1,041. Gifts her labors in caring for her hus­ giving to be held at St.~Anthony’s provide additional sleeping rooms Colorado was short, I have always far better Western metropolis thanksgiving Oct. 1 will be sung in Jesus and Mary, Wheaton, 111., than Los Angeles any day.” this week band' and her children go unher­ hospital in St. Louis, Mo., Sept. for the sisters attached to St. Jo­ been glad of the opportunity I the presence of Archbishop Joseph ’Oct. 18. She is a daughter of Mr. Perhaps it was this spirit that amounted to alded and unhonored outside her 25 and Oct. 1-3 in commemoration E. RHter of St. Louis. On Oct. 2 seph’s parish was revealed by the had of seeing life in that part of family group, she is building for and Mrs. Edward H. Langfield of the state from the inside of a inoculated me when not too long $261, and were of the 76th anniversary of the a Solemn Mass will be offered for Very Rev. Harry Smith, C.SS.R., 2776 W. Second avenue, Denver. received from time and for eternity. pastor. newspaper office. afterwards I wrote an article for benefactors. Exposition of the Bom and reared in St. Rose of the Register in which I said that, the following: A “ How true it is that the life of a Blessed Sacrament and Benedic­ The house was purchased from a “ Don’t play up Denver too Christian mother is one of the New Assistant Lima’s parish, Miss Langfield at­ even if evei^ man in Colorado frien d , Denver, tion the following day will close member of the parish for an un­ much. We are as important here tended St. Francis de Sales’ grade was not a millionaire, he thought $200; anony­ glories of the Church, and one of the triduum. disclosed sura by Father John But- as Denver will ever be,” I had the great bulwarks of the state At St. Joseph’s and high schools, and was gradu­ it probable that he might become mous, Denver, Besides numerous hospitals, the timer, C.SS.R., as one of his last been told the first night in the and of society. Conscious of the ated from the latter in June. Chieftain office. Columns of Den- one. $25; anonymous, sisters operate the House of Prov­ official acts as pastor of St. Denver (in mem­ fact that the Blessed Mother has Joseph’s, because the present con­ . Two AunU Are Nuns Had Daily Newk Slant given a dignity and a nobility to idence in Chicago and the St. hood on a cattle ranch 30 miles ory of an aunt and uncle), $25; vent is inadequate. Owing to the The first issue of the Register motherhood that can never be Rose Residence here in Denver, She was a member of the Val- from the town. The church in and a final anonymous contribu­ crowded conditions, four of the under my aegis shows that I was taken away, these mothers .see both homes for working women. verde parish children’s choir from Meeker was the nearest to the tion of $10, together with a gift of 16 Sisters of Mercy teaching in still a daily newspaperman in my (Turn to Page 3 — Column 6) St. Clara’s orphanage, Denver, its inception 13 years ago, and ranch. $1, also from Denver. and Sacred Heart orphanage, the parish school were forced to until now was one of the parish After being graduated from attitude. Looking over the file, I commute every day to Mercy hos­ see that in two instances I used This popular subscription drive Expert on Liturgy Pueblo, also are run by the sisters. org;anists. Two paternal aunts of high school. Miss Delaney at­ being sponsored by Archbishop Denvei* superiors plan to be in pital. Miss Langfield are members of tended Parks Business school in the names of ecclesiastics without Before the sisters can t^ke pos­ Vehr is for the purpose of reliev­ St. Louis for the anniversary. Al­ the Franciscan Sisters of the Denver. In December of 1941, she their titles, in headlines on page ing the archdiocese of the heavy To Speak in Denver though full plans have not been session of the bouse, which is at Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary. went to Washington, D.C., arid one, a practice that seemed all the rear of the present convent, it burden of expense incurred an­ disclosed a Mass of thanksgivini They are Sister Mary Joseph, sta­ worked in the Pentagon building right to me then, though it brought nually in paying $450 for each Two of the Denver discussion and novena for benefactors wil will be completely renovated be­ tioned in Pueblo-, and Sister Da- immediate reaction from a few groups formed last year as a for the naval branch of the War of t h e archdiocesan students be offered here. cause of the age of the structure. vidica, Racine, Wis. department. While in' Washington, readers. result of the Liturgical Week in There will be no attempt to estab­ studying for the priesthood at St. Founded in 1863 by Mother Miss Claire Delaney joined the D.C., she also attended Dunbarton One headline was: “ New Church Thomas’ seminary. Denver will meet together next Mary Clara Pfaender at Salzkol lish two separate convents as all Plans Won’t Be Checked by Barry Missionary Sisters of the Immac­ college and Catholic university. When the Sacred Heart burse week with the Rev. Shawn G. ten, Westphalia, Germanyi still the the sisters will live together and ulate Conception, Paterson, N.J. Removal.” The refeTence was to Sheehan, secretary of the Litur­ This summer she resigned from 18 subscribed the principal sum headquarters of the Mother Gen­ maintain their community life, but She is the first girl from Rio the transfer o f Father Edward gical Conference, as speaker. The her civil service job to enter the will not be touched; only the ac­ eral, this community of Franciscan some of the group will sleep in the Blanco county to enter the religious convent. Barry, S.J,, from the old Sacred Mothers’ club and the one that crued interest will be spent. This Sisters, Daughters of the Sacred newly acquired house. life. A daugnter of Mr. and Mrs. Heart church, Denver, tc El Paso, has been meeting to study the Miss Delaney is a sister of Mrs. will not cover even half of the Hearts of Jesus and Mary, has Work will be started on the James Delaney, she was bom in Morris Amick and Attorney Rob­ (Turn to Page g — Column i ) encyclical on the Mystical Body actual cost being carried by the spread to Holland, France, and house as soon as the present ten­ Meeker and spent her early child- ert Delaney. of Christ will sponsor this talk. It India. In 1872, as a result of ants are able to find a place to archdiocese for every one of the is to be given at the Knights of thie German Kulturkampf, a live, and “will be completed as Church in Burlington 50 and more students studying for Columbus home Tuesday, Sept foundation was made in Caron, quickly as possible,’’ according to the priesthood. In order to lessen 23, at 8 p.m. delet. Mo. There a hospital was Father Smith. .'The funds from the Will Have Two Sunday this financial burden it is the hope The leaders of these groups are opened. When this establishment annual parish festival this year of Archbishop Vehr that a num­ eager that all who are interested will be used to furnish and deco­ ber of burses will be established. The Rev. Bernard Kramer, was destroyed by fire, the sisters Masses Twice Monthly in the Christian renewal of family took up their work at St. Pius’ rate the house. Gifts in any amount are wel­ life and in the apostolate for C.SS.R. (above), has been ap­ come in the popular subscription pointed as parish assistant at St hospital. St. Anthony’s hospital in For .the first time in its his­ greater social action in work and St. Louis, Mo., opened in 1900. tory, St. Catherine’s church in drive to establish the Sacred Heart worship will attend this meeting. Joseph’s parish, Denver, it is an. 40 Priests Attend burse. It is also highly laudable nounced by the Chancery office. Recently a 90-acre estate in the Burlington has scheduled two According to Father Sheehan, suburb 25 miles from Chicago Masses a Sunday twice a to remember this work of religion who is visiting here on his return Father Kramer is a graduate of was purchased and the mother- Recollection Period month. This church, a mission of in wills. Address all contributions the Redemptorist school in Kansas from the Liturgical Week in Port­ house and novititfte were moved Stratton, has been filled every directly to the Most Rev. Urban land, Ore., the interest in the City, Mo. He completed his minor from St. Louis to Wheaton, 111. The first afternoon of recollec J. Vehr, Chancery office, 1536 seminary studies at Kirkwood, Sunday, Since the arrival of Fa­ liturgical revival on the part of These institutions are con tion for the clergy of the Denver ther (Charles Salmon as assistant Logan stret, Denver 5, Colo. Mo., and spent his final six years the priests and people of Denver ducted by the Daughters of the archdiocese was attended by 40 pastor at Stratton, it is arranged since the Liturgical Week has of study in the higher seminary at Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary: priests. The exercises were held to have two Masses at St. Cath­ Junior Newman Club been outstanding. Father Sheehan Oconomowoc, Wis. After his or­ St Anthony’s hospital, St. Louis; Sept. J 6 in the chapel of S t erine’s church on the second and plans to attend the consecration dination in June, 1936, he was ap­ St. Francis’ hospital. Cape Girar­ Thomas’ seminary. third Sundays of the month. They pointed as assistant at Okmulgee, of the Most Rev. Hubert Newell, deau, Mo.; St. Andrew’s hospital, Devotions, beginning at 2 p.m. are offered at 7 and 9 o’clock. On Choplains to Meet who was chairman of the week. It Okla., whore he labored for eight Murphysboro, IH.; S t Francis’ yaars. For the past two years he and ending with a Holy Hour from other Sundays, Mass will be cele­ Junior Newman club chaplains is hoped that the Rev. Thomas J. hospital, Waterloo, la.; St. Eliza­ 4, to 5, were conducted by tiic Rev. brated at 8 ;30 o’clock. has worked in New Orleans, La. will meet at 8 p.m. ’Thursday, Sept. Carroll, president of the Litur­ beth’s hospital, Appleton, Wis. William Kenneally, C.M., professor In the near future Sunday Mass 18, in St. Lopis’ rectory, 3283 S. gical Conference, who also plans Father Kramer has always been S t Mary’s in Racine, Wis.'; and St. of Sacred Scripture at the semi­ will be celebrated for the first time Sherman, Englewood. Activities to attend the consecration, will active in work among young peo­ Joseph’s and St. Michael’s, hos­ nary. once a month in the new mission for students in public schools arrive in time for the meeting of ple. At St. Joseph’s he will take pitals in Milwaukee. At the Mar­ The afternoon of recollection was church at Flagler. Because of la­ will be discussed. The program to the discussion groups. All inter­ charge of high school athletics, quette university college of nurs planned as a monthly affair by the bor shortages, work on the comple­ be outlined will be under the di­ ested persons are invited to attend and will be spiritual director of ing the sisters preparing for the priests of the archdibcesa at their tion of the Flagler church has been rection of the Confraternity o f the meeting. tko high achoel aodalitj. nursing profession § n trained. retreat thii aummez, i Titans^ l^a^fUld Clalra-Dalaaay delayed, ChrlBti— Doetzine. PAGE TWO Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, Sept. 18, 1947 I Boston Prelate Louds A a O R WHO BECAME PRIEST S U B m 615 17th Street Convert Apostolote Triliute Is Paid FRAMED PICTURES Boston, Maas.— "No one is bom O F FIRST 'REGISTER' EDITORIAL A Choice of B Catholic. . . wa are all converta," (Continutd From Pagt One) study in college he could prepare Complete, Well Archbishop Richard J. Cushing o f Tex., whei^ he began the erection himself for ordination. So he told Motlier of Priest for the H(jme Boston emphasized in hia lermon of a church that iiecame the Ca­ not even his relatives when he f Continued From Page One) Planned at the first Mass to msirk the. thedral of a new diocese before enrolled In a Uttla Francisean themselves as the instrument of seminary [St. Francis’. Loretto, Head of Christ opening of the chapel of the Holy he finished it. He had been plan­ Divine Providence in bringing into amid the Spirit connected with the Catholic ning a new church at 25th and Pa-1, hidden away the world children who are des­ TL\V/t $2.50 BREAKFASTS Information center conducted by, Ogden, Denver, on the site of vastness of the Allegheny moun­ tined for heaven. For such a one, what was then Loyola chapel, tains, His friends missed him, but the Paulist Fathers in downtown the model of home life is Nazareth $4.00 served by priest* from the old they did not know where he had Priced from 55e to 1.00 Boston. and the Holy Family. Childreh are Sacred Heart church. Ye&n after­ gone, and the one or two persons $7.00 W« Fentiir* an EscluiiTa Blend ofX effa e The Archbishop stressed that "if not burdens but blessings. It is we live our faitn in every phase wards, a new Loyola church was in his secret kept it as well as he the. mother’s happy task to intro­ Sweet RolU Baked Freih Dailr From Our Orem of life, loving one another of all erected, but not at 25th and did. duce her children to their divine Other Subjects kinds, of all creeds, of all races, Ogden. "The years passed and the fa­ inheritance; she tellif them of the size 10^” X 13^*’ Open Week Days 6 :3 0 A.M. - Sundays 7 A.M. interested in one another with the .Another story on page one dealt mous actor at last found himself sweet mystery of the Redemption, charity of Christ, jiving all we be­ with the dedication, to come the ready for ordination. After he she teaches them of their kinship Sermon on the Mount lieve,” then this nation, which em­ following Sunday, of St. Louis' had become a deacon, he went to with the saints. . . . Sacred Heart of Jesus SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER braces 60,000,000 persons who are "beautiful new church at Engle­ a nearby city (Altoona! and vis­ not identified with any form of re­ wood." It was erected at a cost ited a theatrical manager who had Debt Owed • Sacred Heart of Mary* Choice 6 Appelizen, 2 Soupi, 7 Entroei, Including ligion, quickly would bn trans­ of $10,000, with the Rev. Louis been one of His closest friends in To Mothers old footlight days. He told him of Infant of Prague formed. F. Hagus as pastor. He was writ­ “ The world owes a great debt CHOPPED STEAK, HALIBUT 75 C ten up as the native son of his coming ordination and thus Light of the World The Boston prelate was the lifted the veil of secrecy. Soon to Christian mothers. Yet the Colorado ordained for the secular world, though professing a cer­ celebrant of the Mass and waa as­ after the newspapers secured the Holy Family Individual Baked clergy. Father Hagus, now dead,, tain sentimental reverence for CHICKEN PIE sisted by the Very Rev. James story, which was printed far and F. Cunningharf, C.S.P., Superior was a brother of Monsignor motherhood, all too often is for- price $4.00 11 a.m. to Charles Hagus of Annunciation wide. 2 Salad*, 10 Dettert* and Drink* 5 p.m. onlr General of the Paulists, and the etful of its true significance, church, Denver. "Father Byrne was ordained by lometimes it even perversely seeks Rev. John F. Carvlin, Q.S.P., rec­ Bishop Eugene A. Garvey in the There were two stories on page out as its heroines women who are |400 Seats • No Liquor • Organ Music | tor of the chapel and information Pro-Cathedral a t ' Altoona, Pa., The James Clarke Church Goods House center. one about a historic bat|Je— the direct opposite of everything this spring. Shortly afterward he The work of the Paulists at the Bishop Joseph F. Busch’s attempt for which true motherhood stands. A Complete Line of Lo banUh iunday work «t thel^^^^ "Though the world fails to rec­ center was lauded by Archbishop as an Cushing, who recalled that in the Homestead mine in Lead, S. Dak. ognize their worth. Almighty God CHURCii GOODS AND RELIGIOUS ARTICLES just like any other newly ordained in whose Providence mothers are short time since the center has Archbishop John Bonzano, Apos­ priest tolic Delegate, rebuked Lead CaUi so important will not fail. FOr the been opened they have received "He has the distinction of hav­ Established 1902 - 1636 'Fremont Place 250 converts into the Church. He olics who had attacked the prelate. fragrance of the life o f her whom Bishop Busch is today the Ordi­ ing received every sacrament of Solomon calls a 'valiant woman’ TA 3789 Denver 2, Colo. pointed out that “here, in the the Church. He was a widower nary of St. Cloud, Minn. will ascend before the altar of a jo c / k i. dk iJOM C DI%W/ll%l€E heart of a great metropolis, is a with several grownup children chapel at ease, a chapel where A leading article announced a God, brinring endless blessings to "big vote contest” by the Rtg- when he entered the seminary. their children and to the world, worried souls and troubled souls "The same Bishop who ordained i » i o v i i v o and devoted souls can spend a few iater. It was' a circulation scheme, and staving God’s vengeance from which brought in perhaps 700 or him gave Holy Orders to another the evils that merit divine retri­ moments in intimate communing man more than 50 years old just bution. with their God." 800 subscriptions. Those were For the Safety of Your Goods days when one had to shovel away a year before. That man is now Mothers Are Hope mountains to get Catholic news­ working in the Altoona diocese. paper circulation. “ The Rev, Father Barry, who Of Better World Use Johnson Service on Every Move has just been transferred from The Denver Catholic Editorial on Late Vocation "There, are some who are ac­ AGENTS FOR UNITED VAN LINES, INC the Sacred Heart parish in Den­ I wrote all the editorials for customed to speak with hope of a altooni " t o AND KBOM KVBBYWHERK" ver to El Paso, Tex., was on the . . Register- the Oct. 2,1913, issue. One of them future day when we shall have a buying shady side of the twenties when was unquestionably motivated by better world. But, as has been So I S e rvic e STORAGE - PACKING - SHIPPING Published Weekly by the he entered the Jesuit order and A«< my own desire to be a priest. The aptly said, a better world is the izing luV**** •' Trove Phone PE 2433 Denver 221 Broadway Catholie Press Society, ine. began his studies. He proved one work of better men, and better TitV e U possibility then seemed completely Ck»t»iL»* • 988 Bannock Street, Denver, remote. My father had a good of the most successful pastors who men are the products of homes Hi. ever worked in this city. Colo. friend, a famous man, who en­ based upon definite and specific HANSEN & HANSEN A.B.C. DOLL SHOP "It is never too late when the moral principles, homes that rec­ tered the priesthood in his ad­ call rings true." ■j' .-.-jj, - Subscription 1 $1 Per Year vanced years. It was a remark­ ognize God as the Creator, the Re­ *•*»«•* New Doll* end Toy* Father Barry returned to Pueblo JEWELERS able story. Here it is, as I wrote deemer, the final Judge of all man­ S.l.et Now tnd U>* Oar Laj-Away Entered a* Second Glass Matter and died there as pastor of St. bieOSIT BOXES it then; , kind. Such a home is dependent 1628 17th St. PUn for ChrUlmu at the Post Office, Denver. Patrick’s parish, about 10 years upon the ideal of Christian moth­ Religiou* Statue*~Repairad ‘Never Too Late' ONE STORE ONLY Colo. later. Before being a priest, he erhood. As soon as this ideal is ISIS Arapahoe MA. 76171 "A recent occurrence in one of had been a successful architect. the Eastern dioceses proves that shattered, homes become only DENVER INDUSTRIAL BANK it is never to* late for a man to Father Byrne is now dead. I well houses, eating and resting places remember as a boy of often seeing for their inhabitants.” ------CIORCS e. ROCK. OntlM 1 ------... jdy for the priesthood if he the theatrical posters for “ Eight ^ 34 Callfofnia^-^;;^ ^ b.. ^ f* Pho«»«MAln 3153 < feels called to that state of life. Surviving in addition to Mr. Bells," the comedy in which he Michael Byrne, who traveled the Maloney and Father Maloney are starred. The day he was ordained, Martin Maloney, Denver; John country over with hia brothers he and my father, Edward P. Maloney, Gary, Ind.; Misses Cath­ starring in ‘Eight Bells,’ for years Smith, had a curious conversation. erine and Elizabeth Maloney and one of the best comedies offered Wanted Wife to See Triumph Mrs. Howard Kinkel, all ^of Little­ behind the footlights, decided, ART GLASS REPAIR "I have only one regret today,” ton; and Capt. Edward' M. Ma­ after he had passed his SOth birth­ the new clergyman said. “ It is loney, now in Germany with the We Are Now in Position lo Do Art Glass Windows day anniversary, to study for the that ray dear wife cannot be here U.S. army. < Repair, Bracing, Bulges, Etc. priesthood. He had been perusing to share my spiritual triumph." Latin and philosophical works At this point, let me tell how himself for some time, but he was Dr. G. J . Box 298, Boulder, Colo. happenea to be working for not sure that by a few years’ the Denver Catholie Regieter. I thought of writing to the paper Sehaeuble PHONE 248 MIDWEST ART GLASS before I left Altoona, as I needed Volverde Society a job and was a trained journalist A newspaper directory gave ita Optometrist circulation as 10,000. The fig;ure Specialift Conducts Meeting looked big. The fact is that it was 2,800, only half of them paid for For Visual S A i £ / (St, Ro*e of Lima’* Parish, (the others had been ordered but Eye Care Denver) not paid for, not an untypical con­ The re^ la r meeting of the St. dition in frontier Colorado). But 310 Mack Bldg. KE. 5840 Rose of Lima Altar society was. at first I had no intention of per­ f l ^ sAViyEifiSfil held in the parish hall Sept. II, manently becoming a Catholic edi­ with all officers and 88 members tor and I decided not to write to and guests present. Several letters the Regieter. I came West, spent FORD New & Guaranteed Used Tires of appreciation from members re­ about four months on the Pueblo ceive in the summer months Chieftain, and. then came to Den- BEHER SERVICE Boraoin Spares were read by the secretary* Mrs. ver, largely because I was not well G. Lambrecht. satisfied with the editorial policies SWAYNE Funeral services at Boulevard are easily acces­ In the absence of Mrs. D, G. of the new lessees of the Chieftain JOE KAVAIVACGH (these men did not last long). 1 MARSH sible from any part of the city by street car or McCormic, chapter president of U bcoId at 7th ^ Phoa* TA. 1261 the parish Red Cross society, Mrs. made the rounds of the daily news­ bus — only a few minutes from downtown. No WERBUSH, Ine. Frqd Adams announced another paper offices, but found no job. 850 Bannock St. TA. 6113 parking restrictions, no traffic confusion; ample It was extremely hard then to get 120 hours of knitting accomplished Setting Fordi Sineo 1912 YOUR GENERAL TIRE HEADQUARTERS modern equipment; experienced personnel during the summer months, bring­ work in Denver, which in the pre- World war I period was anything thoughtful of every wish. Regardless of the cost, ing the total to 895 hours since the organization of the parish unit last but prosperous. A happy incident one charge covers all and every service is com* October. The Fort Logan Veterans’ of those rounds was meeting Gene plete. There are no unexpected extras, hospital is urgently calling for Fowler, later a famous author, more volunteer knitters. then a cub reporter on the Re­ GRand 1626 publican. He was a boy of infinite At this meeting, the members charm. I remember him as par­ IN A W ORD ., of the Altar society presented a ticularly good looking at that rosary, as a token of affection and time.- BOUJ.EVARD esteem, to Miss Theresa Rose "When I went to the Republican Langfield, the first girl from St buildii^, on 16th street across TKontuanjCf Rose of Lima’s parish to enter a from Daniels & Fisher’s depart­ IT'S "COVERT convent ment store, I got into the private MRS. JA8. P. MeCONATT FEDERAL at NO. SPEER Confirmation will be adminis­ office of Josiah Ward, a great old Ye*, covert i* definitely "in " for fell . . . and tered by Archbishop Urban J. newspaperman whose memory is Vehr to some 60 children and 30 still revered by the newspaper It’* definitely in at The Man’* Store, a* well, adults of the Valverde parish at people o f Denver, fer our selection of suits and topcoat* tailored 4 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 6. The follow Ha Hire* ’ Em; I Fire ’ Em from this popular fabric i* compiata in style, ing were appointed to the altar “ You go out and see the city size and eoierl decorating committee for this occa­ editor,” he told me, "He hires sion; Mmes. Mary and Ludwig ’em; I fire ’em." Brunner, E. F. Beyer, and R. E. Finally In desperation I was Butler. A committee consisting of willing to give up daily newspaper the present officers of the Altar so­ work. I had been offered a good ciety, Mmes. E. M. Moore, Fred job on the Anaconda Standard In Adams, G. Lambrecht, and F. H. Montana, but when I had wired Gerlits, was appointed to serve a this news to my father he had dinner to His Excellency and the replied that, though he would not visiting clergy after the Confirma­ stand in my way, he knew-he could tion services, not live in the Montana climate. His health had been failing. I de­ Mmes. J. E. Bannon, V. G. Beck, cided to remain in Denver. I went D. P. Campbell, F. Carrigan, and to weekday Mass and Communion H. Crump were assigned to the at the Cathedral. I had previously altar committee for the Forty met Father Hugh L. McMenamin, Hours’ devotion starting Oct. 19. to whom I had carried a letter A donation of several dozen from my old friend. Bishop Eu pieces of linen embroidery from gene A. Garve^ of Altoona. After TOPCOATS Mrs. Regina FUnn was received Mass, Father Mac sent an altar and plac^ on display for sale, the boy out into the church to bring proceeds of which are to be ap me to the sacristy. The priest, then newplied on the purchase of a newplied the chief stockholder in the paper, sanctuary carpet.- immediately hired me as editor. After the meeting, a luncheon Here I have been ever since— 84 with an elaborate candlelighted years. cake was served in honor of the Only once did I ever falter and recent birthday of the pastor, the determine to return to the daily Rev. Louis J. Grohman, for which press. This was when some of the problems of Catholic journalism occasion, four-year-old Sharon oecante overwhelming. My falter­ Read sang “ Happy Birthday." ing soon passed. Tailored with long rollinx lapela The “ Penny Box” for donations to It took years of purgatory to in double breasted style*. Choice the children’s annual Christmas build up the paper. The opposi­ party was passed by three-year tion was almost indescrioable, ef brown, elfre and tan shade*. old Linda Heppting. The hostesses some of it from priests and lay­ for this meeting were Mmes. H. men who were indifferent, some 0 BREAD Crump, Thomas, L. D. Corkery, of it from a few Catholics who THE TOPCOATS M. P. Kerin, William F. Robinson, I still suspect had -malicious de­ Art Nider, J. K. White, M. Powers, termination to kill the Church Full bon modal* with fly front M. Wadow, A1 Vynvkier, T. Lucaa press if they could. They wanted and slash pocket* in blue, natnral 0. Sewald, D. A. Flora, and £< to savtf their souls, but they L. Frigon. wanted religious peace at the price and ' sage green shades. Tailored of not having Catholics encour­ for warmth without weight from Giant Size Loaf aged in too open a practice of principles that outsiders did not long-wearing covert cloth. W. J. LAWLESS like. They did not want a Cath­ olic paper that would be reed. FURS But before I tell about them, let White or Wheat me relate whet Father Mac did * Repairing with my letter from Bishop Gar­ vey. He simply glanced at it and Regular 14c Value * Storing did not read iL He said: “ So * Remodeling you’re a newspaperman? You No Change in Weight want to work in Denver? The way m iU ER 'S * Qeanlng we dq thinga out here is to hire * Cuitom Made Furs a man. If netie has the goods, we keep him. If he basn*'I’t. letters of 1602 ADAMS EA. 8159 recommendatiw are no good- SUPER m HBKETSl That remaric 4rat typical o f Den- ,v«r in 1918. “ ^^^lHE.DIBnT^SI0l£.62MIXH£nml

V Thursday, Sept. 18, 1947 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE UENVJfiK CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyatone 4206 PAGE THREE

Father Leyden Denver Horse Show Entry Dr. Lea G. Haney Dr. Richard L Haaay Optometrists Will Address Members of St. Vincent de Pool Parish Holy Family PTA 827 15th SI.-Phone TA. 2690 (Holy Family Parieh, Danvar) Ten members of Holy Family Service PTA attended the CPTL meeting; toakes a It U Sept. 11. Father Edward A. Ley- WHERE POPULARITY IS DESERVED! d p , the newly appointed arch- :>totort to diocesan director of schools, will DelMoui, Appetimng Luncheons and Dinners! personal V* ‘ ^ , be gpiest speaker at the PTA meet­ FINE COCKTAILS ing Monday, Sept. 22, in the achool FOUNTAIN SERVICE hall. pft Father Leo Flynn will conduct AIR CONDITIONED tio n V , no— the eighth grade pupils in an ex­ FOR YOUR COMFORT OUoe« * ii, are emplification of a religious class. , ao4 Mrs. Joseph Gorman, chairman of the hospitality committee, and the other committee members will introduce the parents to the new URF teachers at the social hour from >HY’S 7 to 8 o’clock. vtfotii- Following the business meeting the second and third grade room OODS mothers will serve refreshments. i ' n t CATHOLIC MEMBERS of our On Sept. 13, Father Leo Flynn personnel and the finek equip> baptised Mrs. C. R. Nelson, a con­ ment and facilities are assign^ vert, Peter and Mary Burno acted as sponsors. RROADWAY AT ELLSWORTH to every Catholic Service. t6th»t The following were baptized Sun Open 11 A. M. to 2 A. M. Clo.ed Tuesday. BOl3LD^®“ jo^ ep k Z. HLouisiana RA. 3739 CLEANERS DRAPERIES — CONTRACT WORK INVITED reserved seats is reported at the Mrs. George Schwartz, president At Leelslant end Seoth Clsrton 1931 Kentucky May company bo'.i office. The box of Cathedral PTA, presented a Only $6 per $100 borrowed per 7501 E. COLFAX AVE. FR. 3008 Dominican Aid Group seats are selling in blocks of three radio skit. Mrs. SeWartz also in­ year, is the low rate offered met­ EVE BY APPOINTMENT performances. Those not using troduced the slogan, “ Pray— ropolitan Denver residents, who Wili Meet on Sept. 23 their boxes for one performance Think— Act” for the initials PTA. have satisfactory credit ratings are turning their tickets in, so that Mrs. John Reinhardt of St. BOXXIE BRAE The Dominican Sisters and and are steadily employed. the American Legion post can take Francis de Sales’ rendered vocal Friends of the Sick Poor Aid so­ as its guests patients of Fitz- These loans repayable in up to BACK TO SCHOOL ciety will resume Its monthly selections, accompanied at the simons or Fort Logan hospitals. 12 equal monthly payments. Shopping District | SPECIAL meetings starting at 2 p.m., Tues­ piano by Mrs. Joseph Becker of See Mr. Dwyer or Mr. Nelson V ita-Fluff day, Sept. 23, in the sacristy of Blessed Sacrament parish. Mrs. Loyola church, Gaylord street en­ Zarlengo requested all parish PTA in the Personal Loan Dept, of the The World's Finest Shampoo trance. The Rev. Robert Kreut­ Boosters to Meet groups to appoint a league chair­ Denver National Bank.— Adv. CONOCO PRODUCTS -HOLTZ- Is Available at zer, C.SS.R., will be guest speaker. RED & WHITE Mrs. John R. Schilling has ar­ Lubrication, Car Washing, Balteries AVALON BEAUTY ranged a musical program. At St. Vincent's Recharg^, Tire Vulcanizing FRESH MEATS — nSH Mrs. John Demmer, chairman KEEP YOUR GAR IN A-1 CONDITION BONNIE BRAE Groceries & Vegetables SALON . of the Needlework guild, re­ (St. Vincent de Paul’s Parish, Your PsuoDsss Appiveiatsd CONOCO SERVICE DELIVEBY SBBVICI SP. ItU 323 E. Colfax Ave. quests the members to bring their Denver) It may need a Tane-np or donations to the meeting this A meeting of St. Vincent’s Ath­ CH. 051.5 •569Co9t6)Ihx 724 So. UnWersily . PE. 9909 2626 C. Louisiana at S. Claytoo month or send them to the con­ letic boosters will be held in the Complete En)$ine Overhaul Denver 3, Colo. D e n v e r , Golft vent. Cash donations for the school hall on Friday evening, EXPERT MECHANICS — GENUINE FACTORY PARTS The Larfie Economy Sise I W n k r ^ 9 3 purpose of purchasing needed Sept. 19. The committee appointM Preisser’s Red & While BONNIE BRAE May Be Purchased by Mail items also are acceptable. to make arrangements to finance COMPLETE FENDER & BODY DEPT. DRUG CO. Enough to last the sports and physical activities Grocery and Market ALFRED C. ANDERSON. Ovner-Hsoaxst of the school children will make FREE PICKUP SERVICE a Whole FANCY MEATS. VEGETABLES. AND Prescriptions Filled As $500 The Arms listed here deserve to a report, and other important mat­ QDAUTY GBOCERIE8 AT Your Doctor Orders School Term... Prepstd be remembered when you ore dis- ters will he presented to the men tributlnf your pe^rooege to the dif­ r K . 0 1 2 1 - LOWEB PRICES FOUNTAIN SERVICE ferent lines of business. ■ for their attention. Refreshments VINER CHEVROLET CO. bZ Rottast Number in Town Free Delivery SPmee 4447 will be served after the meeting. 2661 B. Obis Ats. (So. Unit, and Ohiel 763 So. University RA. 2874 JAMES BONNER, H(r. All men of the parish are invited . W'here Friends Meet TEXACO FIRE CHIEF OBDCR to attend. BONNER’S The weekly meetings qf the I Pinochle club are held in the school I NOIJTH GAYLORD TEXACO STATION COAL hall every Thursday evening. IVENIIE GRILL g a s . o il a n d accessories Lee Dugdale returned to the Bjron «nd Marl* Wllliamo GREASING AND WASHING hospital for further treatment on Chopping District 17th and WaahInrtaD MA'n 1797 PHONE KB. 6861 NOW Tuesday. He is in St. Joseph’s hos­ ' Money For 8p««r tnd Btnnock Dtitrer 4, Colo. pital. Better to Be Safe and Warm Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Feely and PELLS Than Cold and Sorry infant son, Kevin, returned to their home in Pueblo on Saturday, Mary Anne Bakeries 2412 EAST COLFAX PROMPT DELIVERY School Expenses Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kohler left [ommunityPloiuEr' Specialists In FEATURING I NADORFF I SERVICE last week to visit relatives and Steaks and Home-Made Pies •A Finest in Wines and Beers S friends in Minnesota. O n r n 1043 SOUTH 6RTLORO ' 6 COURSE DINNERS Every year at this time we make hundreds of loans for edn- PARTY PASTRIES •I.Jilt Colftz Arc. FR. 6677 /T O 1C PHONE Spruce7318 sa Brtmdwaj 1664 So. Garl.>e Scrvtd from 4 p.m. until 8 p.m. week dart Rugby Cool Co. cationid purposes. So, if yon need tome financial assistance 12 noon until 8 p.m. Sundtyt SP. 7413 PE. 7315 Closed Wednetdaj Famed School Founder to gat the youngsters off to school, call us on the phone or VAN ZIMMERMAN. Msnszsr 1144 Fifth St. drop in to tee us. You will be pleased with our loan service. Phonss Is Visiting in Denver PE. 2 4 6 4 Hal^eitDrug ^tore Loans alto made to lay in tha vrintar coal, pay past due taxes, BOB’S PE. a46S CLARK’S FLOWERS Dr. Jesee Albert Locke, 88, of overhaul the car for cold weather driving and for many other Qaylord Drag Co. '*rha 6Ur* of Qoallty and Rarrle*^ OUPI.BTE LINE OP CUT FLOWEBS^ La Jolla, Calif., the founder of purposes. AND POTTED PLANTS Grocery and Market J. ROY SMITH. Prop. the Newman school, a famous 1039 So. Gaylord SP. 3345 701 GRANT }\Wt Oelircr TA. 66U|/ Catholic preparatory school for 'Groceries, Meats and Fancy Compoondtnr praaertpthma la tba tnooi Floral Sprays and Coreagea boys, is visiting in Denver for sev­ LOANS QUICKLY MADE ON Vegetables Prescriptions Care fully FilUsd Important part of oar buatnaaa' rCOLPAX DRIv E-IN 111! E. COLFAX,; eral days in the home of Mrs. T. by Registered Plutrmadsts A. Cosgriff, 1130 E. Seventh Autos, Furniture, Collateral, Firtt and Second Mortgages on Tha Stora si Quality and Price svenue. Improved Denver Real Estate end to salaried employes on Dr. Locke, who yyu an Episco­ their plain note, without an assignment of wages end without SOUTH GAYLORD “ I love 'ON SAVINGS palian minister for eight years be­ notifying Mha employer. SUPER MARKET HARDWARE fore his conversion, founded the I The Shirley Garage •tore” cause Member ot Aasoetstad Groeen of Colorado PYREXWARB. 8ILBX COFFEE MAKER! OFFICIAL AAA GARAGB they are open Yet, 2VkS PLUS laturaMal school in 1900 shortly after he be­ KEMTONE — HcMURTRY PAINTS Loans Made OuUide Denver by Mail Finect Quality Meats, Froita. HOUSEHOLD WARE PHONE TABUB 6611 till 9, and tha Here yout tavingt are not came 1^ Catholic. Vegetables, Grocerie. Dty and NIxbl Btorars. Rcpatrlng. styles are di­ only inveited in FHA and The Newman school was the So. Gaylord Hdw. Go. Wtthlnt and Greatina. Gatallnt and Ofb vine. other prime firtt mortgage fulfillment of one of Dr. Locke’s FREE DAILY DELIVERIES 1611-61 LINCOLN ST loam, bui are alio iniured dreams— an institution of highest 1004 S. Garlord 9P 2661 1035 So. Gaylord SP. 2961 ogainti loM to $5000 by an scholastic standards, conduct^ by WATCHES DIAHUND8 IBWELRT Pickett Restaurant agency of the U . S. Catholic laymen with the apprqyal QualUy Cleaning W ATCH, (XO CK and Featuring Dinners — Specialix- $5 tterta your occouat. of the Church authorities. JIM FURLONG JEWELRY REPAIRING ing— Steaica and Fried Chicken Dr. Locke operated* the school Washington Park FOR RESERVATIONS for 40 years before retiring to be­ 1735 Welton St. KEystone 2224 SULLIVAK’S come a trustee. The navy took over Cleaners AL. 8074 Open Didly 8:30 to 5:30; Saturdays Till 1 P.M. Our Branch Of­ MINTKIN'S the school during the war, and the N. W CHK1BTFJ48FN 1268 Marion — Marlon at ISth Are. STMJKHAsnttocms fice at Furlong Anto Co., 539 Broadway, Is Open Till S;30 P.M. Bennie Brae Jewelry 1509 E. Colfax KE. 4667 institution is now a seminary for 1087 S. Gaylord SP. 7898 Speeisd — Attention — Parties the MaryknoU Missioners. 1048 S. (^lord SP. 6026

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(St. Anthony’s Paris^ Denver) CUSTOM MADE FURS■ The Holy Name society had its i4l No Extra C at first meeting Sept. 16 at the West- wood Cleaners’ shop. Election of Cleaning - Re-Styling - Repoiring ofiBcers was held. Ray Body was named .president; Tom Hart, vice 1519 So. Pearl UKDED ■ESSEISH SEtVICE president; Edward Curneen, secre­ tary; and Lawrence Carmody, treasurer. The meetings will be held the second Wednesday night American Woman’s of every month. The Altar and Rosary society Salon met Sept. 10 at the mountain cabin of the Rev. Michael Maher. A cov­ ered-dish luncheon was served. PERMANENTS Guests from Presentation parish assure lasting hair-do's included Mrs. E. Newcomb, Mrs. Louis Kerstiens, Mrs. Ed Sedl- Short or long, your coiffure mayer, and Mrs. D. C. Langfield. remains lovely between Out-of-town guests were Mrs. Lee shampoos! All our perma* Blair of Carrollton, Mo., guest of nents personalized with com­ Mrs. Mike O’Brien, and Mrs. Mar­ plimentary test curls. Phone tin Sanders of Danbury, la., guest SP. 9108 for your appoint­ of Mrs. S. F. Renaud. 5 / n e 3 ^ e a i l i erd ment!, A spiritual bouquet was pre­ Atk About Our sented to the Rev. Michael Maher Fsathsrs look fine for Fall,.. ospeeiaUy Slenderixing Treatment* by the Altar and Rosary society as a remembrance on his name when they highlight our now hood-hugging, 99 FRE® PARKING FOR OUR PATRONS day. faeo-framing, profile beref. Fashionod of Mrs. Julia A ^ ew of 374 S. oN AMERICAN WOMAN’S Sftlon Osceola was appointed historian of soft folt in all tho now soason colors. the parish. Como in and too our now Fall collection I prk* 230 Broadway — SP. 9108 Members of the Altar aftd Ros­ ,cf flattoring stylos. ary society organized a sewing club, which will meet once a month to sew on linens for the church. Stadant leader* of Loratto Haight* eoUaga, the Loretto Height* delegate*: Left, Mi** Ann The first meeting was held in the Denver, attended the Summer School of Catholic Witherow of Fort Lnpton, vice pre*ident of Lo­ retto Height* *tndent body; and right. Mi** Bonnia home of Misses Margaret and Action held at the MorrUon hotel in Chicago from SIBYL HATS Fro(t of Lo* Angela*, Calif., prefect of the lodality; Eleanor Schueth. Every member Ang. 24 to 30. Tho Rev. Daniel A. Lord, S.J., brought a “ nosebag” lunch and *tanding, left. Mil* Mary Martha Sach* of Rock­ 1619 Stout St. . Ju*t a Step O ff 16th St. national director of tho Sodalitv of Oar Lady and ford, III.; and right, MU* Rufina Martinez of Tao*, IT’S INDOOR dessert, and drinks were served by the hostesses. oditor of the "Queen’* Work,” wa* al*o director N. Mex., preiident of Loretto’* Mioioni cruiade. of the lummer *chooI attended by repretentative* Not preient when the picture wa* taken wa* Mi** GARDENING TIME There will be a special Joint of Catholic college* and univor*itie* in every part Louiia Childer* of Dalhart, Te’x., preiident of Lo­ meeting of the Holy Name s o c i^ of the country. Seated here with Father Lord are retto Height* itudent body. and the Altar and Rosary society Summer if past, but yon can Wednesday evening, Sept. 24, at enjoy year-round gardeninf 8 o’clock to discuss plans for St. CHURCH WINDOWS with a collection of houfe plants Anthony’s annual bazaar. The meeting will be held at the West- S c M Assembles BUSY SOGAL WEEK ORIENTATING from The Bright Spot Flower wood Cleaners’ shop. All members Shop. See our fine selection of are urged to attend. NEW STUDENTS AT LOREHO HEIGHTS ferns, philodendrons, flowering The first brick for St. Anthony’s plants, dish gardens, that do church was introduced to the par­ For Bisbop-Elect (Loretto Height* College, Denver) opening of classes. The athletic JFe Solicit Your beautifully with a minimum of ish Sept. 14. The brick is of glass (St. Franci* do Sale*’ Pari*h, association fete is being held in the form of a bank that each The opening of the college year Denver) Thursday afternoon. member of the parish will con­ at Loretto Heights is not all hard Inquiries For Students of S t Francis de Sales’ Mass of the Holy Ghost will be work and entrance examinations. tribute to on his birthday. It is the high school assembled in the audi­ offered on Friday morning in the hope of the pastor that the brick A very busy social week of wel­ Chapel of Our Lady of Loretto, torium at 11:15 a.m.. Sept. 16, to coming has been planned for in­ LEADED will be filled by the first anni­ offer congratulations to Bishop- followed by the annual sodality- versary. coming freshmen and new stu­ mission assembly. elect Hubert M. Newell. After the dents. The long waiting lines for program the guest was presented ART G U S S examinations and class registra­ Loretto Heights will be the The BRIGHT SPOT FLOWER SHOP to the students by the ^ev. Greg­ tions indicate the largest student scene of the annual open house for ory Smith, pastor. Archbishop's Guild enrollment in the hirtory of Lo­ the men of Regis college on Fri­ WINDOWS Phone FR. 2745 Josephine at 5th Are. The pro^am was as follows: retto Heights college. day evening. Campus picnics and “ Thanks ^ to God,” by the mountain trips to Loretto’s moun­ To Meet on Oct. 2 chorus; “ Praise Be to Thee, Fa­ After the freshman entrance ex­ tain lodge. Chalet Marie, will high­ W e produea both painted ther,” by the Girls’ Glee club, di­ amination Sept. 15, a buffet sup­ light the week-end festivities. figure work and gla** de­ per was served in the cafeteria The first general meeting of the rected by Miss Jo Noakes; con­ A faculty tea and reception are sign* eithar from your gratulations, by Joseph Sloan, for resident students. On Sept. Archbishop’s guild of Denver this scheduled for Monday afternoon. subject* or wa will be president of student body; presen­ 17, the members of the freshman The fun-making freshman initia HOLLAND TULIP BULBS fall will ne held Oct. 2 in the class were guests of the student glad to *ubmit suggestion* Charities annex. A special event tation of gift and spiritual bou­ tion ii planned for Tuesday, fol Grown and Packed in Holland quet, by Peggy Mumara, eighth body at a lunch served at the out­ end design*. for the benefit of the Missionary lowed in the evening by a formal grade student; and an ‘‘Ave door clubhouse on the campus. Sisters’ convent will be conducted.' welcome party extended to in­ M Q gs|B Writs todsr for Bsantiful Fall Maria,” vocal solo, by Winifred Sister Frances Marie, president The new entertainment committee coming freshmen. The annual Big- Our shop is in charge Cstalos In Nstnral Color Linsenmaier, accompanied by Joan of the college, is presiding at the will serve refreshments. Little Sister party will close the Flood. president’s convocation Thursday freshman orientation week on of A. T. von Lauter, On Sept. 15, Mrs. Virginia The gift given to the prelate by morning, shortly after the formal Wednesday evening. one o f the Weet’e Denver Holland Bulb Company Thompson entertained members the students of the school was a of St. Joseph’ s circle in her home set of three alba for his Episco­ sentials on safety rules and traf­ FOREMOST DESIGN. 4160 C. 16th Ave. Denver, Colorado A highlight of the evening was a pal wardrobe. fic control. book review on The MiraeU of the ERS. PTA Plan* Drive Mrs. Joseph W. Carroll is re­ Bell* given by the hostess. A for­ At the first PTA meeti^ of the cuperating aher having undergone 7«. C O A L ,’,^b mer member, Mrs. Mickey Nichols, year which was held on Sept 10, a major operation in St. Joseph’s now living in Nebraska, was a the membership campaign was an­ hospital. Mr. and Mrs. John Col­ Wuh. and Ea^U $9.55 guest Two members of this group nounced with Mrs. William Scott lins have returned to Denver to recently were released from the as chairman. Each room is endeav­ make their home. iV t’ DonbI* ScTMn hospital, Mmes. Elma Lee and Not ...... $8.50 oring to gain 100-per-cent mem­ Society Ha* Meeting Edna Cline, and a third member, StrMter Lamp bership. One need not be a par­ and Enr Mrs. Alberta Kurtz, is now con­ The Altar and Rosary society $11.85 ent to belong to the organization. will meet Friday, Sept. 19, at WESTERN GLASS COMPANY fined to a hospital. 2 It would be well for any adult p.m., in the assembly room of 114 8«. p W B W EMPIBB 8PINBT PIANO Miss Phyllis McCormack was to belong to the PTA as it will the rectory. All officers and stand­ FUEL SERVICE Broadwar 24 W, EIGHTH AVE., DENVER 4, COLO. hostess to members of Little keep him in closer contact with ing committee chairmen are re­ Flower circle on Sept. 10. All the community and offer an oppor­ quested to attend the council meet­ members attended with the ex­ tunity to help in the education of ing at 1 o’clock. ception of Mrs. Clara Cutshaw, all children. Any child will be The Rev. Robert McMahon will who, with her husband, is on va­ more than glad to take a member­ be guest speaker. Refreshments cation in the Northwest The Oc­ ship from a non-parent as each will be served and Mrs. Frank tober meeting of the group will grade is contesting for the highest Holland and her committee will Downing Street Pharmacy Says: be held in the home of Mrs. Lil­ enrollment. preside at ^ e social hour follow­ lian Leiker. The Rev. Edward Leyden ad­ ing the business meeting. Our Lady of the Rosary circle dressed the group on “The Privi­ The annual September card STOCK UP ON FAMOUS met on Tuesday, Sept 9, in the' lege of Catholic Parenthood.” party, which was held Sept. 9 in home of Mrs. Mary Rosengren Three of the lay teachers were the club room of the Public Ser­ The evening was spent sewing al- introduced, each giving a short vice company, was well attended. tarlinens for the missions. outline of her program for the Special prizes for the occasion Mr. and Mrs. Lou Webber aU' year. Miss Mary Catherine Jaeger were donated by McCurry Furs, nounce the birth of a daughter is in charge of the art department Dwyer Drug company, Mrs. L, E. on Sept 3. Mrs. Webber has been Miss Peggy Chambers will conduct Wenzlnger, Mrs. Prank Ber^, and co-chairman of the Social Action the speech and dramatic classes and Mrs. Charles Kurtz, Jr. Wmners included Mrs. H. O’Grady, Mrs. SOAPS committee_ for the past two years. will have charge of the girls’ ath­ The Guild’s historian,»Miss Vir­ letic program. Miss Jo Noakes, Foley, Mrs. J. Hannigan, Mrs. M. ginia Vaughan, left this week for music teacher, will lead the glee Masterson, and Mrs. Reuben Al a vacation through the Middle club, band, and choir. Miss Noakes exus. West. She will visit in Omaha and made a plea for all, freshmen and Scout Mother* te Meet Exceptional values in fine qualiip hoxeJ soaps.., Kansas City en route. The presi­ sophomores especially, to become The Mothers’ auxiliary of Boy dent, Miss Margaret Lynch, will interested in the band. The in­ Scout troop 126 will hold its first fragrant, creamy-latkering visit in Steamboat Springs over struments will be furnished at a meeting of the year in the home the week end. , nominal fee, which can be applied of Mrs. Weinecke, 406 S. Sher man street. Sept. 18 at 1:15 p.m. Mrs. Norris Hoskins will enter­ to the purchase price if the stu­ The following members of S t tain n;embers of Immaculate Con- dent wishes to buy the instrument Wslouc. The iwo-Mnioo foldinf lop ception circle Friday, Sept 19. Other lay members serving on the Francis’ troop will receive ad­ ckMci cAnpIctelr, rereslinf s beturiful staff but not present for intro­ vancement at the September court picture fnunt panel of richly matched Butt Walnut. duction are Bert Keirns, athletic of honor: Fred and Tom Lidin- DOYLE’S manager and science director; sky, Tom Carroll, Albert Van Sam Jarvis, athletic coach; Mil­ Omum and Larry Kershaw, ten­ Traditionally charming it this modern intetpreution of PHARMACY dred Alders, teacher in the sec­ derfoot badges; and Jack Barney ond division of second grade; and and Dick Woertman, first class Louts XV styling with its .simple elegance and grace. Tb8 Parttcilar Oruffftft Joseph Hynes, grade school ath­ badges. Merit badges were won by ilieh, tuperfatted LANOLIN SOAP The new Empire Spinet it endowed with a musical I7lh AVE. AND CKANT letic coach. Tom Guerin, stamp collecting and < KB. IM7 .... OKUVKHt fer diy, aentitive *kin«. eloquence quite as outstanding as its unique, structural Mrs. Mark Bel^^n, president, photography; Dick Woertman, beauty. of the many new models of Gnlbraoten, fot named the follomng chairmen first aid, swimming, and woodcarv­ ing; Jack Barney, woodcarving 50 years maker of "America’s Smartest Piano Fashions.’* and room mothers: Program, Mrs. LES TER ’ S C. Bettinger; hospitality, Mrs. Ar­ and art; Eddie Day, bird study; thur Jacques and Mrs. Paul Phil- and Scoutmaster Kleinschnitz, WATCH REPAIRS bin; publicity, Mrs. C. McDonnell stamp collecting. and Mrs. Thomas M. Carroll; S t Joseph's circle will meet Le Moine Music Co. T-Dtr SwtIc* Wednesday, Sept 24, at 1 o’clock On*-TMr GururtM health, Mrs. Robert Yeagie and Mrs. A. McKone; membership, in the home of Mrs. A. J. Dunst, 1529Weltoii CH.2447 Mrs. William Scott; safety, Mrs. 644 S. Pearl. A dessert-Iuneheon 622 15th St. MA. 6288 Ruth Muman and Mrs. G. Moss- will be served. brucker; social, Mrs. Reuben Al St. Theresa’s circle will be en­ exus; ways and means, Mrs. John tertained by Mrs. Catherine Hynes Trammell; deanery, Mrs. 0. Wie- in her home on Thursday, Sept. 26, necke; radio and film, Mrs. H. at 1 o’clock. COLD CREAM SOAP., Alie; book chairman, Mrs. Jack The care of candelabra has been '’geatle, creamy-IttlieriBC-^ Hannigan; room mother chairman, assiOTed to the following: Week ibr bath tad Mrs. W. H, Marvel; parent educa­ of Sept 22, Mrs. Ryan and Mrs., tion, Mrs. V. R. Meyer; Friday Dyan; week of Sept 29, Mrs.' ELK COAL Dwyer and Mrs. Brokish; week of breakfast, Mrs. Richard Brown; OATMEAL COMPLEXION SOAP, >1^ 1st grade mother, morning divi­ O ct 6, Mrs. Dunst and Mrs. Mas­ . . . old-time (itvorite for For Furnace, sion, Mrs. WiJIiara Freeman; terson; week of Oct 18, Mrs. P. J, creamy eleanting. Stove or Stoker afternoon division, Mrs. A. Dunst; and James Andenes; and week of t 2A, Mrs. George Gaypool; 2B, Oct 20. Mrs. Dunst and Mrs. J. The Best Grades of Coal at Mrs. Joseph Dea; 3rd, Mrs. Phil Andenes. choose your favorites at thi^ Pacheco; 4th, Mrs. Joseph Torre; Mrs. C. McDonnell, PE 8242, ^ Lowest Prices .., 6th, Mrs. G. Phelanj 6th, Mrs. will welcome any and all parish special price of RVc t news for publication. Vance Johnson; 7th, Mrs. (iharles PER BOX Martin; 8th, Mrs. L ^ ie Anderson; Phone for Prompt Delivery ^ 9A, Mrs. Ernest Curry; 9B, Mrs. NOTHING DOWN John Mensik; 9C, Mrs. Joseph Denverite Returns From Littla a* $5.00 par Moath Smith; lOA, Mrs. Blair; IDB, Mrs. FLORAL SOAPS . wonderiuny frttb and’;"' Ed Porter; IOC, Mrs. Orville Jar- Veterans' Encampment fragrant—Lilac, CainatioA, and Apple Btoasoqu Call on one of Denver^* rett; llA , Mrs. John Craig; IIB, Frank F. Farrell of 1542 High Oldest Most Reliable Dealers Mrs. Fred Lensenmakr; IIC, Mrs. street has returned to Denver ^ Thomas Smith; 12A, Mrs. Robert from a three-week vacation. He MAIN Carmen; and 12B, Mrs. L. E „ visited his sister in New York. THE ELK COAL CO. White.V^ite. LeagueLeai RepresenUtive iif and nieces in Newark, N. J., and Downing Street Pharmacy Mm . Joseph Young. attended the national encampment 901 Dowaiug St. Pboue CHerry 2767 3635 BLAKE ST — DENVER Sergeant Dablstrom of the Saf­ of Spanish war veterans at Kansas 5 335 ety bureau addressed the children City, Mo., as a delegate from Den­ on Sept 15, and gave them the es- ver.

1 i f i Thursday, Sept. 18, 1947 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE FIVE

Denver Symphony 1ST. PHILOMENA'S SODALITY NAMES St. Joseph's PTA DR. JAMES P. Bills B ig Stars PREFECTS, OFFICERS FOR GRADES Announces Lenders GRAY Denver’s dream of having a (St. Philomena’t Parish, Denver) directing the boys’ football team (St. Jotepfa’t RedemptoritI Par- r symphony orchestra second to Prefects and other officers for in the Junior Parochial league, ith, Danvar) none will approximate realization the Sodality of. Our Lady have was a star athlete at Denver uni­ At the first regular meeting of as the Denver Symphony orchestra been named for the seventh grade versity and later coached at St. the year in the school hsU on riSVAL CARE enters its third season under the and the fifth and sixth gradn as Edward’s university, Austin, Tex. Tuesday evening, Sept 9, S t Jo­ leadership of its dynamic conduc­ fellows: In 1945 he coached the Regis high seph’s combined grade and high BYES EXAMINED tor, Saul Caston. Seventh grade, William Zook, Red Raiders in the Denver Pa­ school PTA formulated Ians for The plan for a series of 15 con­ prefect; Peter Eddy, vice prefect; rochial league. the immediate future. Mrs. Eu­ nSVAL TRAINING certs in the auditorium on Tuesday and Thomas O’Connor, secretary. Catechism classes for children gene Nobles, president, presented evenings for the 1947-1948 season Fifth and sixth grades, prefect, attending public schools were the new pastor and spiritual direc­ 212-13 Colo. Bldg., 1616 Calif. S t will be followed, Clarence J. Daly, Jackie Sliemers; vice prefect. Eu­ started last Sunday. Twelve chil­ tor, the Very Rev, Harry Smith, president of the Civic Symphony gene Schnabel; and secretary, Re­ dren were enrolled. The classes C. SS.R. Phone for Appointment society, sponsor of the orchestra, gina Lowrey. are conducted each Sunday after Other officers for the coming has announced. the 9:30 Mass. year are: Vice president, W. TA. 8883 Saul Caston has d esi»ed a The Feast of the Holy Name of Mary was marked by the pupils of The first meeting and rehearsal Sloan; secretary, Mrs. L. Cappa; series of brilliant concerts, and of the parish choir was held in the treasurer, Mrs. E. McCloskey; his­ with his co-operation and the work St. Philo'mena’s school. They at­ tended Mass and the older children rectory Wednesday evening. Sept torian, Mrs. C. Calomino; and of the program committee, a ros­ 17, under the direction of Ken auditor, C. S. V ^ . ter of celebrated artists has been sang hymns in ' honor of the Blessed Mother. Rice. All interested men and Committees are as follows: First Facilities Equally engaged to appear as guest soloists women over 16 years of age who Friday breakfast, Mrs. M. Kam- FConi*i©oiis with the orchestra,hi Mr. Daly said Twenty-five new books have can read music are invited to af­ mers; hospitality, Mrs. P. Stef­ In addition to the guest soloists, been supplied to the school library filiate with the group. fen; publicity, Mrs. 0. V. Simp­ Available to A ll' the magnificent choral -work, Ver­ by St. Philomena’s PTA. The Cub Scouts will meet in St. son; PTA bulletin, L. Sexton and Wholesome, Delicious Food di’s “ Requiem,” with the Lament The mission committee of the Philomena’s school hall Friday R, McNicholas; ways and means, Through the gears we at Singers of the University of Den­ fifth and sixth grades started its day afternoon. Sept. 19. D. Bagan; membership for grade fund by auctioning a supply of No Parking Problems ver trained by Florence Lament The first meeting of the PTA school, Ml'S. L. Frantz; for the Horan*s have provided the beautiful and rare sea shells. Hinman, will be repeated in re officers and committee members high school, Mrs. A. Ivarson; visi­ LmCHEON DINNER finest services possible to all sponse to popular demand. This The physical education program will be held Thursday afternoon at tation of the sick, Mrs. J. Gabbie; will be given Nov. 26. this year is under the direction of 2 o’clock in the rectory, program, Mr. and Mrs. H. Harri­ line to t t to 8:00 familieSy regardless of fi' The first concert, Oct. 28, will Mrs. W. Zint and C. J, (Rube) The Men^s club will meet in the son. be an all-orchestral concert star­ Williams. Mr. Williams, who is school hall Thursday, Sept. 25, at 380 Seat* Refreshingly Cool Room mothers, of whoin there Closed Monday* nancial circumstances. Our ring Conductor Caston and the t 8 p.m. are two for each grade, include Air Conditioned personnel of the orchestra. The The Holy Name society received Mmes. W. Sloan, J. Quinn, D. parking lot, chapels, pipe following week, Nov, 4, will bring Holy Communion in the 8:15 Mass Bagan, S. Yonkers, J. Capra, C. organ and private service Zino Francescatti tp play the Pa­ last Sunday. Allen, G. Koenig, J, J.> Werth- ganini Concerto with the orches­ Sodalities Phn man, R. McNicholas, G. Kellogg, Golden O Lantem tra. Convert Class rooms have been freely J. Ward, R. Turner, J. L. Ochs, RESTAURANT Solveig Lunde, the gifted young Begins Sept. 24 TtnesBuss, R. T)/\nrAnBowen, A.'Bruckner, A ' A. 1265 Bdwjn Near ISth Ave. KE. 1204 available to all, no matter woman pianist, will be the soloist Lament, S. Veto, W. Johnson, R. Nov. 18, Malcnzynski, the young The instruction class for con­ For Bam Dance verts will begin Wednesday eve­ Ochs, C. Lansville; eleventh grade what the price of the furn­ ianist whose phenomenal success ning, Sept. 24, at 7:46 in the rec­ commercial, Mrs. C. Rust, T. W. ishings purchased. as taken him around the world (Sacred Heart Parish, Denver) Maffey, and M. Capra. since his appearance in Denver tory. Parishioners are urged to Sunday, Sept. 21, the parish invite non-Catholic friends to at­ Room fathers are P. Steffen, J. two seasons ago, will return Toui^ Men’s and Young Indies’ Perger, G. Kellogg, J. Haring, Dec. 2. tend the sessions, which will be di­ Cleaning at Its Best sodalities will mve a bam dance rected by the Rev. James Hamblin. F. Lefevre, R. Turner, E. Guinan, Walter Eisenberg, concert mas­ at a ranch a few miles east of and A. Ivarson. ter of the orchestra, and Gregory Mrs. M. A. Hickey’s club will Denver. The young people will meet with Mrs. L. J. Carlon Fri­ Baka Sale Sept. 30 3 DAY SERVICE Berako, first cellist, will be solo­ meet at Sacred Heart school at 6 Father Smith was introduced as ists Dec. 9, December 16 will be day afternoon. Sept. 19. Horan Sv Son Chapels p.m. to board chartered busses. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Carlon have the new spiritual director of the Pickup and Delivery devoted to a Christmas concert. They are expected to bring their Altar and Rosary society at the KEyston* 6297 KEystone 6298 The young American pianist se­ returned from the East. own refreshments, such as hot Stations of the Cross are con­ regular meeting on Sept. 10 in TWO STORES 1527 Cleveland Piece lected by Koussevitsky for the dogs, sandwiches, and cold drinks. the parish hall. Plans were com­ Berkshire Festival Beethoven ducted every Friday evening at 594 So. Broadway — PE. 4686 cycle, Joseph Battista, will be thei Next Monday evening, the ad- 7 :46, and a Holy Hour is neld pleted for the combination card party and bake sale which will be soloist Jan. 6. Joseph F^chs, emi-^'^®” ®®'^ religion class will begpn every Saturday evening at the Held on Tuesday afternoon, Sept. 5 2025 W. Alameda - RA. 0612 nent violinist, will appear Jan. 20; another season. The meeting will same hour. he held in Sodality hall at 7:30 Montignor William M. Hig- 30. (Across From Vaiverde School) Piatigorsky, world’s greatest cell­ These chairmen for the bazaar ist, Feb. 3; and Carol Brice, the o’clock. gini hat raeeived a reqaett from M ri.' Sarah McDonnell, committees were appointed: Mrs. young Negro soprano, will be solo­ At t^c first PTA meeting of this Martin Bommelyn, fancy work; ist Feb. 10. year, Tuesday afternoon, S ^ t. 9, of G 1 e n u r 1 a, Ballycattle, SOUTH DENVER CLEANERS County Mayo, Ireland, for ai- Mrs. R. McNicholas, luncheon; William Kapell, the young pi­ he president, Mrs. Peter He and Mra. J. M. Musso, combination anist, and Ricci, widely heralded ippolnted the following commi •ittance in locating relative* Li: booth. Mrs. P. F. Brubgardt was hairmen: Publicity, Marie Smith; of her uncle, Jame* McDon­ violinist, will close the series welcomed to the society as a new March 23. membership, Mrs. Ben Olguin; nell, who came to Colorado I member. hospitality, Mrs. Ida Tellington and about SO year* ago, Mr. Mc­ At the social following the bus­ Mrs. Anna Crespin; refreshments, Donnell wa* the ton of Mar­ Your Portrait Has iness session, Mrs. C. C. Kutz, Arab Catholics Hit Mrs. Goldie McLuster and Mrs. tin and Ann M(:Donnell, and Mrs. Della Dwyer, and Mrs. Jack Denver’s Largest Dealer 0. Jenkins; program and librarian, he had a titter, Mary, who An Intrinsic Value UN Palestine Report Mrs. Ester Garcia; sick, Mrs. Ben worked for a time in New Ward were hostesaes. York city. Anyone who might Members are invited to receive If you’re going away to school, Olgmin; ways and means, Lenora by all means have yout portrait A fter AU, I f s Service That Counts^ Jerusalem.— The Arab Catholic Edmondson. . have information concerning Communion Sunday, Sept. 21, in Union of Palestine, which claims Jamet McDonnell or hit rela­ the 7 :30 o’cloQk Mass. made for the family and boy Those in attendance at the friend, They’ll agree it’s your a membership of 80,000, an­ school of instruction for PTA offi­ tive* it atked to convey the A visitor in the parish for the nounced here it has sent a pro­ information to Montignor past week has been Miss Isabelle best portrait yet . . . because cers, held in the Shirley-Savoy ho­ United did it! 1335 Broadway 1314-1338 Acoma test to the United Nations against tel, were the Rev. Martin A. Higgint, Ries of Kansas City, who is visit^ proposals in UNSCOP’s report on Schiltz, S.J.; Mmes. Peter Hotra, ing her sister, Madeline Eiberger, NO APPOINTMENT On C}Tfe Center Palestine. The protest demanded James Jones, Ben Martinez, Al­ of 613 Elati. NECESSARY that the United Nations intervene bert Harris, Ben Olguin, and Ida Christ, King Unit Basaar Date* Sat to "save the integrity of the Holy Tellington. The officers of all the parish United Photo Studios TAnd.” Room Motheri Will Meet societies and a large number of ACROSS FROM BAUR’S interested parishioners answered TELEPHONE TAbor 3412 Optometrist and Optician ao All Copies of the protest, it was dis­ The first room mothers’ meeting Hears Fr. Scannell closed, were sent to Pope Pius XII and luncheon will be held Tues­ the call of the newly appointed 1521 Curtia Street Denver, Colorado pastor. Father Smith, to he pre- “ fF UNDECIDED CALL UNITED" and Cardinal Francis Spellman, day afternoon. Sept 23, at 1 (Chritt the King Parish, Denver) Helen Walsh Archbishop of New York. sent at. an organizational meeting ESTABLISHED SINCE 1915 INSURANCE o’clock in the'home of Mrs. Peter Father John Scannell, pastor, Opr Ezpericnc* Yonr Gnarantee of SaUsfactlon Auodst* Hotra, 2855 Curtis street Hos­ Sept. 10 for the purpose of mak­ addressed a welcome to the group ing plans for S t Joseph's fall tesses will be Mmes. Peter Hotra, of approximately 65 charter mem­ W . B. JOSEPH Preddent Truman Sees festival. Ben Olguin, Ben Martinez, and bers at the first Altar and Rosary .aTBS EXaiONKO JOS. J. CELLA Need for Church Press James Jones. AU are urged to be The dates chosen are Thursday, society meeting Sept. 12,_ and Friday, and Saturday, Oct. 23, 99 Phoa* TAbor IBSO 1120 SecuH*» Bldg. present asked for aid and co-operation in 66 Philadelphia.IP — Church papers _ . 24, and 25. A new Hudson car 'will S lS -9 1 9 BUa “ fill a need not met in our secular organizing the parish. PHONE KEYSTONE 2633 Friday evening there will be the be on display at the event Why Pay More? press,” President Truman de­ Following Father Scannell’s usual devotions for the perpetual The pastor has appointed the clared in an endorsement of short talk the officers for the com (Trademark) novena in honor of the Sacred Rev. Robert Kreutzer, C.SS.R., Church Press month to be observed Heart at 7 :30. ing year were elected as follows: Mrs. Herman Seep, president; director of the festival. Working in October under auspices of the Sunday is Communion day for with him will be the various com­ Associated Church Press, organi­ members of the parish Altar sodal­ Mrs. Chester Wilder, first vice Wm.W.Myer Drug Stores president; Mrs. Andrew Hagerty, mittees, headed by the general t t h i c h zation of Protestant editors. ity who will receive in the 7:30 chairman, Rick McNicholas, who second vice president; Mrs. Albert INCORPORATED “ In the realm of spiritual in­ o’clock Mass. Immediately after was unanimously chosen by the Seep, third vice president; Mrs, terpretation of events chronicled the Mass there will be election of assembly for this responsible post on the far-flung news fronts of Eugene Sanders, secretary; Mrs. Colorado Owned Stores officers for the coming year. This The bazaar will be a benefit for OF THESE FIGURE TYPES the world, the Church press has a Paul Horan, treasurer; and Mrs. election of officers will take place the sisters’ convent. The next Englewood 800 Santa Fe Dr. very special duty and responsi­ Edward McCabe, historian. in Sodality hall. general meeting will be Sept 30. bility,” Mr. Truman stated. The society will meet the fourth Broadway and Ellsworth 16th and California Friday of every month in McDon­ Office of tho l.'Sth and California IS y o U F S ? U. S. slowly Welcomes ough hall of Blessed Sacrament TREASURER City and C:oanty of Denver Wa Do Not Rato Spedai Saier But Seli You at Oar parish. Mnnictpal Bnlldlnt Five circle captains reported be­ Denver, Colorado Lotaatl Rrieat Every Day on AU Drug Merchandise. Church, Spain Feels fore the close of the meeting on No. K-IIS Madrid. — A comprehensive re­ the formation of their circles. NOTICE OF PURCHASE OF REAL ES­ They were Mrs. Myron D. Babcock. TATE AT TAX SALE AND OF APPLI- port on Catholicism in the United CATiON FOR ISSUANCE OF TREAS­ Mrs. Clifton Carr, Mrs. Howard URER'S DEED States has been published by the Clennan, Mrs. George McCaddon, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, and and Mrs. Joseph Uhl. Refresh­ more eapecblly to Lena E. Sandberg, The weekly Siffno, organ of the Catho­ Moffat Tunnel Improvement Dbtrict, The lic Action Youth of Spain. ments were served to the charter Cheyenne Homes. members by the hostesses of the You and each of yon are hereby notified W! 4 “ The United States,” it says, day. that on tho 18th day of November. 1939, “slowly, but effectively, is welcom­ the Manager of Rovenue, Ex-OffleSo Treas­ We Offer ■ Parish Meeting urer of the City and County of Drover and Complete Optical Service ing our religion. The power of State of Otlorado, told at public tale to truth is making headway and the Postponed the City and Coanty of Denver, asilgnor of Examination, Refraction, present fconvertl figures replace Th* Cheyenne Home* Co., the applicant, Prescription the less significant ones of not The parish meeting scheduled who baa made demand for a T re^ rer’t for Monday evening, Sept. 22, will Deed, the following described real eaUte, RAIN All Glasset Manufactured In many years ago. The present sta­ aitnato in the City and County of Denver 1 be postponed until a later date. Our Own Laboratory tistics are truly splendid, if we and State of Colorado, to-wU; Lota Ebven consider time and circumstances.” William R. Earley, son of Dr. (II) to Thirteen (18) Ineluaire, in Block Quick Repair Service and Mrs. William L. Earley, is ill Fonrtoen (14), Perrini Sabdivblon Re- in Children’s hospital. •ubdivbion of East One-Half (K ) of Broktn Oaplteated BIocIc, that said tax tale was made .to sat­ Vermont Priest Given Mr. and Mra. Raymond Hagerty, isfy the delinquent general taxes attested RICHED Ocnlist PrMcriptteiw Silted who returned from a trip to Rapid agahut said real ettoto for the year 1988 Civic Award by Eagles City, S. Dak., are visiting Mr. Hag- that said real estoto wta taxed in the name HARRY M. LUSTIG Winooski, Vt. — In recognition erty’s mother, Mrs. Andrew M. of Lena E. Sandberg; that th* atatotory period of redemption expired November 18 JOSEPH VOLOSIN for his civic services during the Hagerty, before returning to their 1942: that the same hat not been redeemed; 8tat.-R«rt*t*r«l Optocutiitti war and his services to the comma home in Boulder. ' that aaid property may ha redeemed at any nity as an educator, the Very Rev tim* before a Tax D ^ b baued; that a 935 I5ib Su KE. 3683 NO'nCE TO CBEDITORS Tax Deed will be laaued to the aaid The Daniel P. Lyons. S.S.E., president ESTATE OF Annie BeU WUcox. Mental Cheyenne Home* Co., lawful bolder of aaid LIBERAL CREDIT TERMS of St. Michael’s college, has re­ Incompetent. No. 80870. certificate, on tho 2nd day of January at 8 ceived the civic service certificate Notice b hereby alven that on the 6tb o’clock p.m. 1948, unleat tho tamo baa hero of the Lndger Maynard aerie. Fra day of Ausuit, 1947, lattera of eonaarvator- redeemed before 5 o’clock p.m. of said date. ibip were iuned to the nnderaisned at con- WITNESS my hand and teal thb 2nd day temal Order of Eagles. aervator of the above named eetate and all of September, 1947. poraoni bavins claims against said ettoto No matter which one of theae figure types is Uffic. of tb. HARVEY D. WILSON (Seal) SHOE REPAIRIHG are required to flic them for allowance in Manager of Revroue, Ex-Officio TRBASiniEK the Coanty Court of the City and Coanty Citr u>d Connty of DniTtr Treasurer, City snd County of yours— you’ll find a “ body contour” Barbizon slip to fit. of Denver, Colorado, within six months Denver in the State of Colorado. WHILE YOU WAIT Moniciptl BoUdiac from said date or aaid claima will b* for- 0*nT.r. Colorado By BOY W. CASS. The newest lovely Barbizon is “ Trubeau,” de- •ver barred. Deputy Treaiurer. No. K-824 JOHN T. HORAN, First Publication September 4, 1947. NOTICE o r PURCHASE OF REAL ES­ Coniervator. Last Publicstioa September 18, 1947, signefl to fit your contours— cut to your height, weight, TATE AJ TAX SALE AND OF APPLI- CA'nONXFOB ISSUANCE OF TREAS­ waist, bust and hips. URER'S DEED ’ TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, ind ELECTRIC FIXTURES APPLIANCES S y X S M / X / W more etiwcially to Samool Mr«don*Id, Ed- The precision-fit insures and accentuates those wtrd W. Steoler, Ittbollo Steolcy, City tad Coanty of Drover. Tho Cbeyrone Homei smooth curvacious lines that are the fashion today. r o im s H o is Oo., TTrt Hofftt Tuanel loiprovrmrat Dit- trict. C. A. BEIYIYETT r; Barbizons reputation is a guarantee of quality. Yoa tod each of you are hereby noti- fled that on tht 27th day of November. 1948, the Mantser of Revenue, Ex-Officio Troti- Launder these'slips with care and they will retain oror of the Uity and Connty of Denver and ELECTRICAL CO. State of Colorado, lold at public tale to tlw that flattering precision-fit. Your choice— tea rose City and Coanty of Denvar, aaai^or of CONTRACTING AND REPAIRING The Cheyenne Homei Co„ the applicant, or white. who hai mad* demand for a Treainrer'a Successor to H. G. Reid k Deed, the follawinx detcribed rail estate, aitoate ia the City and Connty of Denver Pbone MAin 2303 329 14tb Street Come in and be measured for your and State of Colorado, to-wit: Lota Five Rubber heels, top lifts, toe (5) and Six (8). in Block Three (I), Wash, ington Terraoe, that said tax tala was made DENVER 2, COLORADO pieces, half soles, full soles, to aatlafy the delinquent general taxes ta- •eosed acainit said real ettoto for the year — today 1942: that laid real ettoto was taxed in the TRUBEAU attached by experienced name of laabclle Steelcy (also known a* Pit. Pendins on Dooisn laabelle Steele); that the statutory period Welcome Students shoemakers while you work of redemption expired Novomhtr 27lh, 1948: that tha tanu hat not been redeemed; Mr. Walter J. Kerwin Just 3 .5 0 or shop. We also remodel that said property may be redeemed at any tim* before a Tax D ^ b banod; that a Aasociated with shoes, cut out toes or heels, Tax Deed will be baued to the said The Cheyenne Romaa Co,, lawful holder of said certiSeate, on tba 2nd day of January at 5 JOS. M. FISHMAN The Denver— Lingerie— Second Floor rebind, take in sides to fit, o’clock p.m. 1948, nnleot the tame h u been redeemed befort 5 o'clock p.m. of said Jeweler and Optotnatrlrt make shoes longer or wider. dftte. WITNESS my hand and teal thb 2nd day DIAMONDS • LOCKETS for Quality Shorn Repairint at of Saptomber, 1947. WATCHES - ROSARIES HARVEY D. WILSON (Seal) CROSSES ■ COMPACTS Popular Prieat— PUit Our Skoa Manaser of Revenne, Ex-Offielo ST. CHRISTOPHER MEDALS Repair Dept. Batemetu Treaturer, City and Coanty of MIRACULOUS MEDALS and CHAINS ... Denvar in the State of Colorado. SCAPULAR MEDALS ' By ROY W. CASS. Glasses on Credif Deputy Treiuurer. 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PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KE3mtone 4205 Thursday, Sept. 18, 1947 ‘Get-Acquainted' 7190 EViNING SERVICES SCHEDUUD Caps Are Given 5 :0 0 P.M. MAX'S BAKERY FOR HOYENA OF MIRACULOUS MEDAL MON.-FRL, KOA UXX 1/OWSXRim.K, Prop^ (St. John's Parish, Denver) Hugh Stewart, M. L. McCarthy, BOB Tea Slated by S. P. Newman, John Moran P. F. To $ Nurses at DELICIOUS CAKES Plans are being made to ac­ Brookover, and W, D. Stewart, and commodate the large crowds that Miss Frances Peavey. Mrs. T. A. are expected to make the second v i c T o m '' AND PASTRIES Cosgriff was the speaker at the annual novena in honor of Our luncheon that followed the morn­ St. Louis PTA Lady of the Miraculous Medal in Mercy Hospital Decorated Cakes ing meeting in the Knights of S t John’s church beginning Sun­ Columbus building. Mrs. Cosgriff For AU Occasions day evening, Sept 21 and closing The traditional capping cere­ (St. Louis' Parish, Englewood) is a member of the board of di­ Sept 30. The novena will be mony for the class of students who Try Our Dutch Crunch Bread rectors of the' National Council A “ get-acquainted” tea is being preached by the Rev. Thomas began their course of nursing in 719 W. 8tk Are. held on the convent grounds this of Catholic Women, representing March at Mercy hospital, Denver, Roche, C.M. Masses each morning the province of Denver. be offered at , 7, and was held at the hospital chapel Thursday afternoon, Sept. 18, at 6 8 Mrs. A. J. Chisholm entertained Special to Register Readers o’clock. There will be two ser­ Sept. 7. The Rev. Duane Theobald, 3 o’clock for teachers and parents, St. Joseph’s club with luncheon assistant at the Cathedral, con­ vices each evening, at 7:30 and amd bridge at Lakewood Country under the sponsorship of the PTA. 8:30 o’clock. gratulated the young student MASTER club on Sept 17. Yonng Fat All the parents with children in Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Jennings nurses in choosing nursing as their Kraft American Cheese 2.1b. p,ekaw recently returned from a visit to 1ST PTA MEETING profession. He comment^ on the school are invited* to attend. The SLATED SUNDAY KEY SHOP Stewing Hens PTA extends thanks to all who the Shrine of St. Anne de Beaupre fact that of the eight women who Kraft Velveeta Cheese Food 2-ib. paeka*.. helped make its recent games in Quebec, Canada, and a tour of Mrs. M. L. McCarthy, president began their training, eight were 803 IBth St. TA. 0812 party a success. the Eastern states. of S t John’s PTA, will preside at receiving their caps that evening. Rreeze Cheese Food 2-ib...... Mr. and Mrs. Edward Madden a meeting of the association in 29c 0 pound A farewell purse, made up by Newly capped students include and son, Edward, left Monday, the school hall on Monday, Sept s the parishioners, was presented to Miss EUa May Boulware, Denver; Sept 15, for Nerinx, Ky., to visit 22, at 1 :45 p.m. The council mem­ Miss Margaret Ann Donnelly, CANNED JUICES COFFEE With This Ad Father Victor Koegel by Father Sister M. Seton and Sister M. bers will meet in the cafeteria at Joseph O’Heron, pastor, at a re­ Julesburg; Miss Irene Ismay, Town House AIRWAY Karen. After a short visit with 1 o’clock, preceding the general Mancos; Miss Ruth Nelson, Oak­ Grapefruit 46-OX. csQ...... 18c 41c YOUR MARKET ception in the school last Monday his two sisters, Edward, Jr., will meeting. 1-Ib. baa__ evening. The Young People’s group land, Calif.; Miss June Smith, Hisbwar lEBVICE CALLS AUTO KEYS o to Washington, D. C., to resume Mrs. McCarthy will introduce NOB HILL 1209 15th Street also held a surprise reception for Herrin, 111.; Miss Joyce Wood, Apricot Nectar 12-oa. ean„ 11c 43c HAIL 0EDEB8 ACCEPTED fis studies for the priesthood at the neyr officers and committee Englewood; Miss Lydia Bryan, I-lb. baa__ Father Koegel last Saturday eve­ the Catholic university. chairmen, and the Rev. John P. ning. Howard Hunt expressed the Ignacio; and Miss Louise Center, Orange 30c EDWARDS Thomas McMahon and Jack Moran will address the mothers. Denver. 1-lb. can..... 50c thanks of the school’s champion­ Martin have resumed their studies The meeting will be short and Wesierkamp Bros. ship baseball team to 'Father for the priesthood at St. Thomas’ will be followed by a tea and so­ Miss Kathleen Miller and Miss Blended 25c HILLS BROS. Koegel for his interest in the ath­ seminary. cial at which the officers and first Patricia Hawkinson, j'unior nurs­ 1-lb. can...... 50c KE. 9043 5106 Wash. letic program. Thirty-five Catholics and non- grade mothers will be hostesses. ing students, • sang several duets Tomato Juice 19c WAKEFIELD e v e b y t h in o a good g r o c e r y Mrs. D. Bassett will be hostess Catholics were present at the first First grade room mothers are Mrs. for the occasion, including “ I 1-Ib. can 46c Would Be True,” by J. Y. Peck; SHOULD HAVE for the Altar, and Bosary society information class on Catholic W. M. Rees for the boys, and Tomato Juice 4^^ ‘caa..... 27c BEST FOODS AT LOWEST PRICES card party, to be held in her home, teaching held Monday night. The Mmes. G. Patterson and G. C. “ Ave Maria, Thou Virgin and -W E DELIVEB- 3748 S. Bannock street, Thursday, classes will continue every Mon­ Strong for the rirls. Mother,” by Toser; and “ Ave Sept. 25, at 1 o’clock. Assisting day evening for 12 weeks. They Mothers of all children in St. Venim,” by Guilmont. CANNED FRUITS SHORTENING Mrs. Bassett will be Mrs. H. Hoy are under the direction of the Rev John’s school are invited to at­ A reception ^or the newly capped The House of Qaality Meats and Groceries and Mrs. G. Guffey. Charles Jones. tend this meeting. students and^ their relatives and Apricots S lg .r2 H '’ean...34c SNOWDRIFT , Mmes. E. Fisher, J. Pierzina, ALTAR SOCIETY SL John’s PTA was well repre­ friends was held in the drawing and J. Smilanic of the Altar so­ MEETS FRIDAY sented at the Catholic Parent- room of the nurses’ residence. Miss Teachers’ league meeting, which Peaches 28c l-Ib. ala. _ 36c ciety attended the Deanery meet Mrs. J. F, Murtaugh will pre­ Dorothy Nieslanik, student council was held in the Shirley-Savoy ho­ D —. - . . Del Mont* Pr»pai*d O Q - MAPELLl RROS. ing and luncheon last Tuesday. president, was in charge of the side at the first fall meeting of tel Sept. 11, rrunes no. ZW zlaaa______3-Ib. ala. — $1.01 We Deliver T A . .W l l Miss Miriam Austgen and Jack St. John's Altar and Rosary so­ refreshment table. M. Kennedy, son of the owner of ciety, which will be held in the Convert Received Into Church NCCS Work Explained Corn Fed Miss Jean Harris was baptized Fruit Cocktail 24c the Englewood Press, were mar­ home o f Mrs. Frank Freeman, 550 At the monthly student body Q i u o i ^ i r I Pot Roast------4R oast______5 c lb. and received into the Church Sat­ ROYAL SATIN ried recently before Father Westwood drive, on Friday, Sept. meeting Sept. 8, Miss Mary Na- W U C v U I I Com Fed O'Heron. Bridesmaid and best 19, at 2 o’clock. All women in ^ e urday evening by' the Rev. Fran­ Fruit Cocktail 39c cis Syrianey. Her sponsor was Miss dorff and Miss Margo Culverwell, Boiling Ribs ...... man were Dorothy Condon and Ira parish are invited to attend this representatives of the NCCS were I-Ib. ala______3 4 c Janice Smith. Pure Itelien OLIVE OILS M. Cochran, meeting and to become affiliated introduced to the student nurses Grapefruit 18c \ Miss Norma Zetwick entertained with the society. Baptized Sunday by Father Moran was Robert Leo, son of of Mercy hospital. r^t • Imperial Crown Maraa- 1 S-lb, alt.__ — 96c Full Line of Famout St. Louii R-F MACARONI PRODUCTS the members of the Marian soror Mrs. Freeman, assisted by the Unemes ehlno. 4-0*. »laaa._...... 1 * C ity at their regular meeting last Mr. and Mrs. Robert Diedrichs. Miss Nadorff spoke to the stu­ Imported ITALIAN CHEESES officers of the society, will serve dents regarding the recreational Wednesday evening. The S<^ality The sponsors were Joseph Ryan tea to her ^ ests after the meet­ work that volunteers have been do­ union program was discussed and and Mrs. Clara Ryan. Canned Vegetables ing. A social hour will follow. ing among the patients at Fitz- the parish aciivities were outlined Members of the society will re­ Eleanor De Scioie Wedi Peanut Butter Miss Eleanor Rose De Sciose, simons and Fort Logan hospitals, Infants recently baptized were ceive Holy Communion in a body under the sponsorship of the Green Beans 2 Ronald William Westermark, son in the 8 o’clock Mass on Sunday, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Real Roast De Sciose, and Hugh Allen Morris, NCCS. Miss (julverwell then out of Mr. and Mrs, Donald C. Wester Sept 21. lined some of the activities in Green Beans S'o“ i !.‘„._ 12c mark, with John F. Burke and son of George E. Morris, were Mmes. Ralph Albi, Louis F. Pa- which the students could assist 16-01. all ______32c Laura G. Husted as sponsors married in St. John’s church on laze, and L. D. Mulligan will be with this recreational program. Veg-All No. 2 can... 17c Mary Aileen Whedbee, daughter in charge of the care of the altars Sept 14. The Rev. John P. Moran 32-01. ala. of Dr. and Mrs. James S. Whed­ and sanctuary for the remainder officiated. Kuoert Big Sweet ___ 61c The bride, who was given in mar­ The firms listed here deserve to No. 2 can..... 17c bee, Jr.; sponsors being George W. of September. be remembered when you sre die* riage by her father, wore a gown O Sugar Bella Constable and Mrs. Roger B. Hop­ Women of St. John’s parish who tributinc your pstronaye to the dif­ r eas no. 2 can...... 18c kins, with J. Whedbee and Mary attended the first fall meeting of of ivory satin with a white chiffon ferent lines of business. G. Hawks as proxies; Kathleen the Denver deanery of the Arch­ tunic trimmed in ivory satin braid. Joan of Are Super Suds Pork & Beans No. 2 can...... 16c Ann Morris, daughter of Mr. and diocesan Council of Catholic The tunic was made from her Mrs. David H. Morris, with Women, held in the Catholic mother’s wedding gown. Her brid­ SAME LOW PRICE Pork & Beans 5 ^ " «n ._.. 14c Lara* pka...... 30c MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. Thomas J. Morrissey and Margaret Charities annex. Sept 16, were al illusion veil fell from a crown of orange blossoms, which was NOW AS DURING Robert M. — Paul V. — M. T. NarraT Mary Kiernan as sponsors. Francis Mmes. J. T. Tierney, T. A. Cos- Pork & Beans can 19c M. Keegan acted as proxy. griff, J. F. Murtaugh, Roy G. At­ also her mother’s. 0 . P. A. Giant pka...... 87c This Sunday will be family kinson, Ralph Dines, L. W. Koster, Mrs. Hugh Hill, who was her sis­ Communion day in the parish for ter’s matron of horior, wore a CHICKEN PIE all children and parents. gown of blue-violet bengaline. The bridesmaids were Miss Shir­ FRENCH FRIES Presentation Scouts ley Morris, sister of the bride­ groom, and Miss Helen Skiff. Their FRENCH FRIED -IWDZZ gowns were rose bengaline, simi­ ONIONS Start Program lar to the matron of honor’s. All wore matching veils. , (Preientation Perish, Denver) Walter Phillips was Mr. Morris’ WASHING MACHINES LAUNDRY Scout troop 200 will meet every best man. The other attendants Monday in Community hall at 7 :30 were George Knowles and LaW' HENRY'S REPAIRED "MATVItX /\ADE IT PURE p.m. Boys of the parish wishing to rence Santopietro. The ushers were A L L MAKES join the troop should contact How­ Frank De Sciose and Hugh Hill. FHBIIN h e e ^ n ^ ard Maerz, scoutmaster. Little four-year-old Nickie De OR. 0159 HAUU BKOS. The PTA will sponsor the young Sciose was the ring-bearer. people’s dances again this year. Following the ceremony a re­ mcmms MARKET The starting date will be an­ ception was held in St. John’s hall. nounced later. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mr. and Mrs. Morris will make Mountain Frozen Foods CORN FED MEATS Vahling will be in charge, with the their home in Denver upon their 416 W . Warren PE. 7574 FISH AND POULTRY following assisting: Mr. and Mrs. return from a short wedding trip. INTERMOUNTAIN ELEVATORS ORDER HOLLAND TULIP BULBS NOW Joseph Gasparetti. Mr. and Mrs. DENVER 1030 W. Colfax TA- 7297 F. L. Lee, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed ASSORTED COLORS Rider. 'A . A . A ,' SEND FOR BULB PRICE LIST NOW FOR The PTA will hold a pantry FORT MORGAN shower for the sisters next month. GROCERY AND MARKET, INC. HYACINTHS MUSCARI Mrs. William Buchholz has been EARL BAILLIE and ANDY SERFOZO. Proprietora FLOUR MILLS appointed chairman with Mrs. Al- 4058 Tejon Street GLendale 7753 NARCISSUS IRIS bin Brunner as co-chairman. FORT MORGAN Maj'. and Mrs. Edwin B. Glass A A A Grade Beef Pot S Q c Jello, Aaat. Q c CROCUS BRANCHES AT— LILIES and daughter are visiting in Den Roaat, Arm or No. 7, lb. “t O Flavora, 3-oa. pkf...... W ver. Mrs. Glass is the former Mary .LONGMONT . . . YUMA ® Smoked Ham, Oxydol Soap Powder, z S w u M k Dufficy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. U or whole, lb...... 5* ■ Large pkg...... 2 9 ’ rrw II—IMW HUDSON . . . HILL ROSE The Rocky Mountain Seed Co. William Dufficy. mtom m mrnammLemm m xbM s MILLERS AND HANDLERS OP A A A Grade Pare Torino Olive Oil, $ 4 .9 5 1321-27 ISth St. Denver, Cole. need it J The James McCabe family has FLOUR, WHEAT, CORN, BARLEY. moved from the parish. Ground Beef, lb...... O w 100% pure, U -gal...... ^ OATS. AND MILL FEEDS a wise mother who serves Received into the Church Satur Beat Grade Briaket Flotilla Tomato Q e Country Shippers/ American Beauty Spag­ day were Mrs. Paul Gorman, with Corned Beef, lb...... 45- Paate, can...... ^ Consign Your Shipment To Vs 3 Fine Stores hetti to her children- Mr. and Mrs. John J. Moran as I FREE DEUVERYI Contains all the vital sponsors, and Mrs. Alfred Thi- 87 So. Broadway bault, with Maxime E. Newell and elements needed by 753 So. University Blvd. Agnes M. Newell as sponsors. growing bodies The fall inquiry class for non ______1550 Colorado Blvd. and braina- Catholics begins Sept. 24 at 7:30 L28> p.m. in the school. BUTTER TOP BREAD tastes better On Sunday, Sept. 14, Carol Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph HOMEi»UI|yC MARKET DELICIOUS CAKES - PIES - ROLLS D. Adams, was baptized. The spon­ Sold at Our 3 Stores Only sors were George W. Adams and 0 4 . Park Free Shop and Save Marie P. Konrade. — r - Jle

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YOU’LL ALWAYS FIND tiiood Rakery Goods C h o k x c u t s AT THE VOSS RROS. Uhirago lllkt. Thursday, Sept. 18, 1947 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE SEVEN

140 MEMBERS ABEND ASSEMBLY THE THING TO DO B r EnrolbeDt Mark Catyral W-Pal’ When You Can't Afford Disappointment OF DEANERY WORKSHOP IN DENVER ENJOY AN INVIGORATING DRIVE ^ The deanery workshop proved to moting a shrine in every home, To Smaskeil at Regis be one of the most successful and daily prayer at some time Plans ‘Bimny Hop meetings yet held by the Denver when the family is together. She (Cathedral High School, Danvar) Smashing by more than 300 the deanery. One hundr^ and forty- said that "a shrine of the Blessed Holland’s LA RAY HOTEL Theatre record enrollment of last year, four presidents and representjves Mother would be a beautiful addi­ The Hi~Pal “ Bunny Hop” will of the ^filiated organizations be held in Owar Malo hall Sept PE, 9877 Regis college, Denver, opened its tion to any dining room.” i«ere in attendance. Delegates 19. The king and queen and their IN G O IilEN PARK 1028 S. Gaylord 60th year Sept 16, with a total Mrs. C. .H. Bettinger, study In Cleon, student body of 824. Of this total, were in attendance also from the clubs chairman, urged all Catholic royal attendants will be deter­ Wsdnsaday, Tharsday, PrMay, Sttar- 473 are full-time students at the Greelev and Fort Collins dean­ women to become informed in mined by the number of Hi-Pal For Liinclieon or Dianer day, Ssptaabsr IT.U-lt-M: campus college, as compared with eries. Mrs. Andrew Dooner, presi­ Catholic philosophy so that they subscripttons each student sells. Heated Lals« 'Raintr - Famand Graret la a figure of 386 full-time students dent of the Pueblo Council of might better become leaders not All students are urged to attenc^ this first get-together social ofj Yott’U Like the Food, Service and Atmosphere Drinking THE GREAr WALTZ last year. Catholic Women, was also a guest. only in their own groups but in and The enrollment at the down­ Mrs. L. A. Higgins presented other groups as well. This may be the year. Dates are not necessary. DINING ROOMS OPEN DAILY Abb Sothera in town division at 711 17th street the workshop plan, and outlined accomplished by the formation of All pupils of Cathedral high school From 12 to 2 at noon—5:30 P.M. to 9:30 P.AL Water UNDERCOVER MAISIE stood at 361 on the morning of the importance o f all committees discussion clubs on Christian doc­ arc invited to the mixer. Sundays and Holidays From 1 P.H. to 9 P.M. Sept. 16, with indications that of the NCCW. trine, civics, legislation, radio as it The grade school class selling Ttiarsday, Friday. Satarday, Ssptan- the highest number of subscrip­ Monday Thru Friday b«r 1MM71 others were planning to register Mrs. L. J. Holmes read a brief relates to children, and other sub­ Phone Golden 68 for Reservation, or 7 to 10 P.M. before actual class work started. paper on the common sense worki jects of current interest. tions will be guests of Hi-Pal staff just drive out and come in Alan Ladd • WlllUm BcndU - Gall ings of parliamentary, law, ana at a party Monday, Sept. 22. Saturdays and Sundays Bussall in This total of 361 part-time stu­ Libraries and literature chair­ urged all members of organiza­ Hamilton, Jeptoa Enter Saminary 1 to S p.m. - 7 to 10 p.m. CALCUTTA dents included 1 ^ nurses from man, Mrs. Fred Gushnrst. pointed St. Joseph’s, St. Anthony’s, and tions to have a working knowledge With the entrance of Ray Ham­ * and out that the purpose o f her com­ ilton and John J'epson into S t . Adults 60^, Children 35^ < Mercy hospitals, and 183 students of parliamentary procedure. Gene Kelly - Marie McDonald - mittee was to assemble and main­ Thomas’ seminary. Cathedral in the general downtown division Mrs. J. J, Dean, shrines in the Charles WInninaar in tain a collection of Catholic alumni in the service of God now PR06RESS PLUNRE courses. The enrollment at the home chairman, explained her papers, magazines, pamphlets, and l i v i n g 'IN A BIG WAY number 150. They entered the SSOO W. FLORIDA downtown division last year was work in the archdiocese of pro- leaflets, and make them available t Blks. W. Psd. BW4. 122 students. seminary Sept. 12. Matinsaa Satarday A Baadays, to all so that they may be well in­ A former student governor Gieeie’s Drive-In R esbrnnl Psk* r t Losan bu* at Alamwla and When, to the figures above, a formed on all things Catholic. Mrs. Bdwy. 2 F. M. Ray entered the school in the total of 343 students in Regis high Communion Day Set Gushurst urged that Catholic Ac­ PH. WESTWOOD 586-W fourth grade. Class president dur­ West 8th Ave. at Speer Blvd. school is added, R gives a grand tion and the "Monthly Message” of total of 1,167 jMople receiving ing his freshman year, he was also the NCCW be read evei7 mon^ treasurer of the junior class and Featuring.... education under Jesuit supervision F o r Sodolists at all affiliated organizidion meeii f . in Denver. an honor roll student. As a senior, • BREAKFAST from 45c ings. ' he was a member of the Latin Two foreign countries and 10 The youth chairman, Mrs. J. A. states, in addition to Colorado, are At St. Patrick's honor club. He is a stellar athlete • LUNCHEON from 45c McDonald, gave a resume o f a whose favorite sport is football. represented at Regis high school survey of the youth organizations Playing the position of back, he * DINNERS from 65c ark lane hotel among the student body this yekr, (St. Patrick’il ParUli, Danvar) of the city, and urged mothers to proved a valuable asset to the team, it was disclosed this week by the Sunday will be corporate Com­ take an active interest in the or- * Booth and Counter Service COCKTAIL LOUNGE coaching the boys at St. Clara’s or- PRESENTS Rev. Paul F, Diatler, SJ., prin munion Sunday for the Junior and ranizations to which their children cipal. Senior Young Ladies’ sodalities. belong. " phana^ in his spare time. OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY ^ Of the 343 students, 64 come The monthly meeting of the sen­ Chairman of the citizenship Co - operation with Catholic For Your Convenience — Courteous Curb Service Music In A from beyond Denver and its en­ ior sodality will be held Thursday Charities chairman, Mrs. J.* T. commission, John entered Ca­ SENTIMENTAL virons. Colorado leads with 31 of evening, Sept 18, in the lunch­ Tierney, gave a detailed account thedral in the first grade. He was these boarders, 10 come from room of the school. The junior of the progress of the Infant of captain of last year’s football MOOD squad, rated All-Parochial, Metro­ With the Wyoming, five from Nebraska, sodality will convene at 4 o’clock Prague nursery, and asked that and four from Kansas. There are Friday afternoon. Sept 19. committees be appointed in each politan eleven, won an athletic three from South Dakota, two organization to secure volunteer scholarship, and was also the re­ The Altar and Rosary society cipient of the Elks’ award. Johnny Neill each from New Mexico, Missouri, held a meeting Sept. 9, with Mrs. workers for the nursery. AInmpi Serva on Facnlty Spaghetti Lovers and Utah, and one each from Helen White, president, in charge. Mrs. T. J. Morrissey, PTA chair­ Iowa, North Dakota, the''Mrs, M. Woods was admitted to Ten of the 32 high school faculty Quartet man, announced that there was a members are graduates of Cathe­ Here’s the treet you’ve been waiting Republic of Mexico, and Bo- membership. Mmes. Thomu Finn, Catholic PTA in every Catholic for. Easy on the budget, too. AH ENTERTAINING .NIGHTLY livia, S. A. dral school; Sisters Marie William, Joseph Famini, and A. Canzona school in the city. the ipeghetti you can eat for only\ Weekdays Dancing 8 :3 0 lo 12:30— Sondaya 4 to 8 principal;' Mary Aquinata, Rose were hostesses for the social hour Mrs. Thomas Garrison, legisla­ Clare, Catherine, and Florita;‘tho No Cover For Bmrvatiou after the business session of the tion chairman, warned the women Rev. Bernard Kelly, the Rev. n.M.i.vs STYi.i: 7 S c 450 So. Marion or Minimum Cathedral PTA Sets meeting. Mmes. Fred Fraziini that they must become alert to Charles Jones, Miss Lillian Co^ Phone P L 4611 and Carmella Bruno took care of Cnarge pending legislation as it relates villo, Mrs. Frances McMahon And Lo(M at This the altars during the month of to Catholics, mentioning particu­ WagKoner, and Miss Mary Elaine Membership Drive August; Mrs. White named Mmes, larly the Stratton bill, regarding Lynch. Home Made RavioIU, Fried Chicken Syl Franks and A. Croci for the displaced persons, and the Equu The grade school faculty wel­ in the Beiket, French' Fried Shrimpe, month of September. MASTERSON SIGHTSEEING TOURS The first regularly scheduled Rights bill. Mrs. Garrison also re­ comes three new members. Sister Steein of ell kindi. IN BUBINfcSS at VKARS MAIN OFFICE 111 SEVENTEENTH STREET meeting of the Cathedral PTA The date for the annual party ported for. Mrs. L. U. Wagner, PHONE CHERRY 2040 Rose Miriam teaches the fifth will be held Oct. 6 at 2 p.m. in the to raise funds for the sewing chairman of inter-American rela­ grade, previously taught by Sister In LobUjp of Sea Hole' group of the society for the pur­ Lazarlowa 7 PMMngor Cadillac Can City mnd Maontalna Oscar Malo hall. tions comnjittee. Mrs. Wagner has Elizabeth Regina, who is now sta­ pose of purchMing material to be ------^ ^ ' V • — Drive Begins Sept. 22 been a great help to the Spanish- tioned at Pueblo Catholic high Every parent of a Denver Ca­ made into articles for the annual speaking people of this community school. Sister Marie Florence, thedral student a member of the bazaar was set for Thursday aft­ in adjusting immigration prob­ ernoon, Oct 2. second grade teacher, is replacing James Delohery Cottage Sport Shop PTA is the object of a drive that lems, and securing homes for stu­ Sister James Agnes, who now sterta Monday, Sept, 22, and ends Miss Marion Louise Turner, dents o f other countries. Mrs. teaches the fourth ^ade. Mrs. Bert 128 BROADWAY Amaianitioa — Gaa Cbaninf Patchn Sept. 24. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Manley Garrison praised the work of Mrs. Keims is the third grade teacher. Prizes are offei^d to every C. Turner, and Mario A. Giannasi Markey in contacting war brides NFL InitalU Officer* Fine Food Wine and Beer were united in marriage before room obtaining 100-per-cent mem­ of foreign countries and in many MEETET YOUR FRIENDS AT JIM’S HUNTING & FISHING EQUIPMENT bership before Sept 24. The drive the Rev. Theodore Haas Sept. 14. cases bringing them back to the Ray Decker, senior, was unani- RADIOS AND SMALL APPLIANCES is in charge of the membership Miss Flora Louise Zanon was the practice of their faith. mouuy elected to the presidency 1 Day Serrtea on Radio Repairing— Pick Up and Delivery chairman, Mrs. J. T. McDermott bride|s maid of honor and Corrado of the Cathedral chapter of the Mrs. Garrison explained that the National Forensic league. Assist­ Attend CPTL School M. Giannasi, brother of-the bride­ reasons for having a Diocesan 218 South Broadway From Phone RAce 1870 A smooth-mnning Cathedral groom, was best man. Misses ing him in office are Doris Bro, FOR DINNERS DE LUXE OR MIDNIGHT SNACKS P0(t Otilec Council of Catholic Women are to secretary; and Cloyd Allen, 71 PTA will be the result of the co­ Phyllis Turner, Betty Roscoe, and enable women to participate in the treasurer.. operation of officers and chair­ Irene Chaney were bridesmaids. general program of the Holy Fa­ men who attended the school of in­ Caroline Theisen was flower girl, Freshman "Get-acquainted ther and the whole Church by week” will be held from Wednes­ struction sponsored by the Cath­ and ring-bearer was Billy School­ developing Catholic Action for olic Parent-Teacher league at the er. After the ceremony, a recep­ day, Shpt 24, to Friday, Sept. 26. IJ.ldAV’i'sliri women throughout the archdio­ Climaxing the three days on Fri­ Shirley-Savoy hotel Sept. 11. tion was held in the home of the cese; to participate in the particu­ Acroia Mrs. George Shwartz, presi­ bride’s parents. day eveningv the frosh will be the (There QmMtf Pood SUIt PrmvaiU mnd mt Moderate Coal from lar program of the Denver Arch­ guests of u e seniors at the tra­ Cosmopolitan dent, had charge of the member­ Mrs. J. Carroll and daughter, bishop by undertaking diocesan LUNCHEONS . . . 50c ship section of the meeting. Her ditional dance, the senior-freshman Hotel Margaret, were gliests of Mrs. apostolic activities sanctioned by mixer. 1644 GLENARM point was put otver by an original Mkry. Shanley and daughter, Open 11 A. H. to S A 1L> him and assigned to the Council of Seniors in charge of the -activi*- DINNERS . . $1.00 1Tf“ radio dialogue in which she was as­ Mary; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Catholic Women; to participate in ties include Melford Seby, assembly Cocktail GriU sisted by Mrs. John Reinhardt and Feely, and Mr. and Mrs. Martin the local program of the pastor Mrs. J. Becker. committee; Fred Meine, apparri Higgins and family. by assisting him< under his guid­ committee; Jeanne Weathers, art Italian French Specialty Members who attended the r. and Mrs. W. Stonebraker ance and instruction, in the apos­ school were Mmes. H. J. Pepper, committee; and Glenoa Schafbuch and son, Williiun, returned to their tolic works of the Church in the and Alice Hirsch of the dance and ARUONiAUT HOTEL G. A. Schwartz, P. A. Golden, G. home in Sacramento, Calif., after parish; ter stimulate and assist pairing committee. Another fea­ Schafbuch, W. P. Kelty, Where Oeaver’e Society Entertains for Ltutcheons and Oinoen a visit with Mrs. Stonebraker’s those o^anizations which are fed­ ture of the thrM days will be a Decker, J. E. Doherty, J. MiUer, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR BRIDGE PARTIES, erated in the Council of Women kangaroo court ROOSEVELT J. Colaiano, J. C. Gannon, M. Dew- Finn. to become stronger and more ef­ DANCES AND DINNERS I'HONE MAIN 3101 hurst, N. J. Zeylmaker, Leon Mrs. Anna Carroll was guest o:( fective in their own fields, and to Beantifnl Ballroom* Private Dining Room* Chase, J. R. McGowan, H. Collins, honor at a housewarming party co-ordinate their activities.' Geo. Brown Re-Elected GRILL J. T. McDermott, P. Eckelman, J. given by her dan^ters, Lillian At the close of the morning J. Cooke, G. ^A. Mohi^acker, R. and Virginia Carroll and Mar­ session, Mrs. L. A. Higgrins asked Leader of Squires Famous for Fulham, J. Andrew, ami Andrew guerite Ixwacco, and her sister, every Catholic woman to say the May. Mrs. Joseph Garramone, in her Rosary that the United Nations At the election held Sept 4, the new home, 3624 Vallejo, Sept 11. meeting in deliberations for peace following officers of the Colum­ FINE FOODS DUKE’S GRILL might be successful. bian Squires in Denver were re­ Mrs. T. A, Cosgriff, the prin­ elected: George Brown, chief Cocktails FINEST OF FOODS SIGHTSEEING Und.r N«w HanueiiMnt of cipal speaker of the afternoon squire; James Keeley, deputy Fait Courtaotu Sarviea n o m m c crow . 'CHECKER CABS CYPC to Choose session, spoke on organization imd chief squire; and James McNulty, The "Smiling Cop" ED DUNDON. lUr. development. Mrs. Cosgriff told burser. The only new o£6cer was WHERE FRIENDS HBBT Robert Thomas, notary, who suc­ 18th and California 1620 E. 34th Are. TA. 0240 TA. 2233 Officers fpr Year the womeiL that one of the 406 ITtb 8U TA. 4626 first concerns of a leader is to ceeds Thomas Reichert. develop leadership in others. We At the meeting held Sept 11 in­ (Cathedral Yoong People’. Clab) need leadership and leaders who stallation of officers took places At the meeting of the CYPC can plan with vision and intelli­ On Sept 14, 51 boys, both can­ in the reading room of S t Paul’s didates and squires, received Holy SCHOOL AND CHURCH PLAYS BEST FOLKS OF ALL J gence. What a tremendous mo­ chapel Wednesday, Sept 24, a mentum can be given a cause Communion in the 9 o’clock Mass Offering the finest selection of PLAYS in the west We have "EAT-AT-THE-HALL” ^ business meeting be held, and in the Cathedral. ns of all the leading publishers including French, Baker, with 6,000,000 women, demanding, Joe M. Bland, Mgr. 4 officers will be elected for the At the initiation Sund^ 24 new ramatic and others. persisting, relentlessly striving coming year. toward a single objec^vel Great members were admitted. 'The mem­ Completa line of OperettM. capccUHy good Chriatmai Dambtra* Hall Hotel Coffee Shop ^ The meeting will be followed by bers now I total 52. Both for childrwn and choir groupi. Sent on Appf^raL 1221 Cartk StrMt < opportunities for serric^ are pre­ On Sept 14 a buffet dinner and Pall Ifna af MAKE-UP. STBIKES SUPREME the showing of moving pictures sented to women in the problems FOX OEUVER THEATERS' 1947-1948 taken on the CYPC Labor day out­ facing them today. dance were riven' in the Knights ComfortabU reading room where all materials can ba freely inipactad. of Coludibus hall for the members Send for Big Free Catalagae ing, and a dance which will be held Mrs. Cosgriff also called atten­ at the NCCS building, 17th avenue tion to the regional meeting to be of the squirea On Thursday evening, Sept 18. Cabrini and Grant street, starting at 9:16 held in El Paso, Tex., Oct. 19, and Eldridge Entertainment House, Inc. an officer of the probate court will o’clock. aaked that as many women as pos­ give a talk on juvenile delinquency.’ .n(i; r Jupffvis :n HARRY E. HUFFMAR 829 l.=>th St. DENVER, COLO. Shrine A reorganiztftion meeting of the sible attend. PHONE TA. 6583 CYPC GI?e club will be neld at Mrs. Leonard Swigert, president AT THE OENv'Ek .7 '' ^U0'T'?RIUM Visitors the NCCS building Thursday, of the Denver deanery, announced Sept 25, at 8 o’clock Miss Mar­ that the October meeting would be FAMILY STYLE By Popular Demand guerite O’Day, -well-known Den­ held on the fourth Monday instead W« hava a IlmHad oumber ver singer and musical director, of the. third Monday in order that CHINESE FOOD of Imported Holy Water will again be the director of the the members may help in the SEASON TICKETS ’Come to Church ConUintrt to bring water glee nub. Miss O’Day asks former Conmiunity Chest drive. She also 99 home from the Sbriue, members as well as any others who reminded the representatives to 85« Now Available only 98e poatpald. are interested in joining this mu­ make a plea to their omnizationa P«r in the Mountains sical organization to be present to remember the St, Vincent de Olhar Shrine A/llcIta at this meeting. Paul Salvage bureau. Mrs. James Soup* All Catholic young people of McNeive gave a report on the fall Chow Mdn • Robert W EEK The Tepees Denver, who are not affiliated program of the Commnni^ cen­ Ef g Feo Criabretad VatropaBtan Opara baritaaa, W*6na*4ar, Octabar 26. Yom s Rt, 3 Bergen Park with any young people’s club are ters. Mrs. T. J. Morrissey spoke on PARK Fried Rice For Dinner Beeenmtieae invited to ioin the CYPC. The behalf of the Community Chest Desert and * Bilhi SAYAO Ph. Loohonl IfSl club has a bowling leairae, a dis- drive to be held in October. cuasian group, a Saddle club, a Mrs. Swigert asked that mem­ Tea LaaOiiia SemB*. MatraaaUtan Opara, Thoradar, NaTcmbcr U- hospital visitation group, and a bers contribntii^ clothing for the Wbetbn yoa am chop«ti^ et ESTES PARK LEMBER CO. glee club which meet reralarly in “FLANNINC FOR A BETTER FLACR Needlework guild leave the gar­ Anterican flatware, voull "lick * WHIHEMORE & LOWE G. E. CASEY, Mgr. TO UVE" addition to the regular nub meet­ ments with her not later than DENVER EQUESTRIAN ings. day, Sept. 22. your djopt” hver our mandarin Tht brillUat joseg dao>planfttf, Friday, Novenbwr 31* AJl. members present and mem­ ASS'N. HORSE SHOW bers of their o^nizations were NEW CHINA CAFE * Gillette NEVEU East Side Parish extended an invitation to the re­ Tha tanling naw Frcn^fVIsliaUt. Friday. Neranbar 26. ception honoring Bishop-elect Hu­ 732 L Colfax AM. 9451 S E P T . 2 0 -2 1 ’47 bert Newell SepL 26. Club Will Meet * Claudio ARRAU / InttmatioiiAily^mccUfBtd pUttitt* Monday* TAtmmrf 9. ARAPAHOE COUNTY (ABanneiatioB Pariak, DenTer) TOURIST ACCOMMODATIONS The Pinochle club will meet Jim LUtoo, OwD«r~Vn. War S Ercirrcoa 12t FAIR GROUNDS Friday evening at 7:30 in the * SEGOVIA & TORRES school library. Tka paarliaa eaUariat aa6 Uw aUaatoa* aeprano, la a gala “Maaicat Era. - h Celeste McClain, daughter of nine h> Old Spain," Thnraday, Fabraary It. A Swiss Chalet in the Rocky Mountains 5^ Classes Mr. and Mrs. J. McClain, will be Oar dinntr. haT./aud* Brook all types horses a freshman at Dnclmsne college Foroit loa, Ftaioaf in Omaha, Neb., this year. * Set SYAHHOLM Tha tfatrapaClaa’a atar karalc laaor, Thoraddr, AbriJ 1. Vliit tho New Altrfao Cocktail Anna Marie Cic is attending Room RACES S t Mary college at Xavier, Kans. Each New Record SEASON PRICES INCLUDING TAX For btaa aad lafonaiHoa Fh. She is a graduate of Annunciation Each new albiun . . . briairi ya«r library a Bax Saata. Mala Flaor...... 616.6* high, c l ^ of 1947. graater ability to aatiafy your avar^bangiaE ETtrcToea 26 Pamaat Chri. R. Hourer, Uwoer CUniNG HORSE Henrietta Mayfield is attend­ mood. ing Loretto Heights college. Threa Cantar SacUoai.. -616.76 MAKE OUR RECORD DEPARTMENT YOURS Two Sida Saatioiu.. -616.76 The box offico in EXHIBITIONS Annunciation nade school wQ] Bakaay tho lobby ef tbo Evergreen Trading Post have teams in botn the lightweight First Tbraa Rows.. -612.66 Pxraatoant Tkca- and‘ heavy weight division o f the Recqrd Players Sceand Thraa Rsard.- ..616.66' tar la open froia RED AIVD WlllTL QUALITY FOODS Gaiaral Adaiaaion jjinior football league, Father Box Saata ..61066 16 *.■. U 5:66 Sid* Bactisiu -6 7rf6 GROCERIES — MEATS — FRUITS — VEGETABLES o 5 0 e James Moynih’an has announced. GE and Zenith Radios p.ts., -M o a d a y R. W. Moore, Jr., will coach both Maxsaala* __6 7.86 thre Betarday. Reaarvad Saata Grandataad teams, assisted by Kevin Feely, Gallary . 6 6.26 BREWER'S "EVERGREEN BY THE LAKE" 1^ i w . . . 9 1 . 0 0 3312 Race. Father Moynihan has COLORADO APPLIANCE CO. TELKPBONB RESERVATIONS: Snorsubord Dinners, SUsks. Fro( Lees, French Fried Shrimp, Uqaon purchased all new equipment for MAIL ORDERS: Fox Graatar Theatars. CRany 4664 Dancing to SHORTY, SUE, AND SALLY AND THE BOYS Seats at May Co. Boxoffica- both teams. Both coaches are stu­ 28 Broadway 113S Broadway Inc., 616 llth Striet, Danvar 2, C^larad* BOX OFFICE: Faraanonnt nwatar Dancing Nightly Dai], dents at Regis college.

I b PAGE EIGHT Office, 9S8 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOUC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, Sept. 18, 1947 §1. John*s Parish Lady of Fatima Star Meets Script-Writer Details Released Quick Service Quality Work COnOUER'S Knight Service Co. Reasonable Prices FOOD STORE MOBIL PRODUCTS Statue Work of For Consecration B r o a d m o o r C le a iv e r s CompUt* Auto Servico |l\ll \ III I i\ I till S Burke Bros. (Membert of St. Franeit de Sales Parish) SkllUd Mechoniet 1718 E ST)I \n 6tk Ava. at Datreit FR. 3396 Ex-Denver Priest Of Bishop Newell PE. 8485 712-718 So. Pearl - BROWIV*S - (Continued From Page One) (Continued From Page One) Radios & Appliances ther McGlynn’s productions to Usher, Littleton Independent-, A. A. "DENVER’S HOST PHOGRESSIVB" Red & Wliite grrace the sanctuary. The other Brown, superintendent of schools; rBB8B MEATS- PISH, GROCERIIS SaU$ and Sanies two are the huge memorial cru­ Dr. Boy E. Babcock, Mayor of VesreUblM. FraiU, GooAm HONKST WORK—PAIR RRICU The Cascade Laundry ft Dry Gleanore cifix above the main altar and the Littleton; the Most Rev. Urban J. PHONE EA. 1844 Complete Laundry & Dry Cleaning Servica statue of Blessed Martin de Porres. Vehr, D.D., Archbishop of Denver. Daily Delivery AL-FIN RADIO Wa Cell ter eaS DaUrar PILGRIMS TO VISIT 2306 E. 6th Ave. at University The presentation of a purse and 2316 E. 6tli Are. FR. 9586 NEW SHRINE scroll will follow, and Bishop New­ 1847 Market St. Tabor 6 3 7 0 ^ 7 9 The new shrine will be visited ell will respond. by members of the Rosary pil- Refreshments will be served by mmage when they stop in St. the women of St. Mary’s church pominie’a churph Sunday morn­ the gymnasiu;ium.in St. Catherine’s OLIVER'S ing, Oct. 12. The visit to St. Dorn Following the program guests inic’s will follow Mass in S t Eliz­ abeth’s and breakfast in the Shir- may extend personal greetings and felicitations...... to “Bishop ■ ■■Newell ill. Why Pay Carfare? MARKET Knows the Secret of ley-Savoy hotel at 8:15. The pil grimage train will arrive in Den­ Public Reception Onr Every Day Prices BOB & TEO’S Denver*$ Finest Yonr Hair ver at 6:30 a.m. and the travelers Save Yon Money Red A White Grocery ft Markoi Selection of Aik About Thu Tie%a T^ava will go directly from the Union Set in K. of C.HaU Preieripliont Carefully Filled station to St. Elizabeth’s. riNE SELECTION n S H & POULTRY The social highlight on Bishop HEATS. FISH AND POULTRY MYLADY EDITH The later schedule includes a Newell’s schedule of activities will Guido Shumake Drugs GRAIN.FED MEATS , visit to St. Anne’s shrine, Arvada, "Once Tried . . . SatUfiad" be a public reception in the GR. -9934 38th A CUy 1312 Eait 6tb Ava. B E A U n SHOPPE at 11; Eddie Ott’s Broadmoor for Knights of Columbus hall at 16th 2707 W. 38ih GR. 277S trout luncheon, 12:30; Lookout Phone PE. 4629 HiBDl. KMMitr, ttgr, and Grant streets the evening fol­ mountain, 2:16; Shrine of St 2804 E. 6tk Ava. EA. 0788 lowing the consecration. This Frances Xavier Cabrini, 3:30; event is slated to benn promptly St. Franeift de Sales’ buffalo barbecue in . Red Rocks at ‘ 8 o’clock Thursday evening. park, 6; and concert in Red Rocks Sept. 25, and is a city-wide greet­ CEO. W . «Blesi«ed Sacrament theater, 7:30. . ing to Bishop Newell. No invita­ ABC Hardware & Pilgrims from Denver and tions will be sent out, according Sporting Goods Store other parts of Colorado may take to Mrs. Thomas J, Morrissey, chair­ MASTER part in the entire schedule or any man, and everyone is welcome to BOULEVARD VACUUM Complete Line of • SWEEPER CO. part of it, but bus reservations will attend. OPTOMETRIST Rental Library be entered only for-the entire day. 5 Broadway SHERWIN-WILLIAMS AND KOHAC S814 C«londo B«il.T.rd Bob Hope, shown above (left) drama* hava been giresented on the In the reception line, in addi­ PAINTS — ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES PhoB. DEzUr tlK . DtBT.r, C.I. They are priced at $4 per person. PARK HILL ReservaYlons for the meals, which with the Rev. Tinaothy Mulvey, program. Father Patrick Payton, tion to Mrs. Morrissey, will be WE REPAIR O.M.I., was host for the Family C.S.C., began tha Family Thaater committee members composed of 1282 So. Pearl SP. 7196 Radio*. Vacaom Swiapon. Lamp*. should be made at once, are, for BOOK STORE Toaatara. Irena. Waahins Machinaa. the breakfast, ill.26; luncheon, Theater prodnetion, "N o Man Is to promote family prayer and the presidents of various organiza­ Irontra, Miztri, Etc. a Stranger,’’ starring Otto Krugar unity in the homes of America. tions of which Bishop Newell was MARGARET GRINSTEAD 52.26; and barbecue, $2. Reserva­ WORK CALLED FOR and hit daughter, Ottilie, Father Though he himself i* not a mem­ formerly chaplain. 'These include 4624 E. 23rd Ave. DE. 1361 tions may be made witk Father AND DELIVERED Felix Reitlingshofer, O.F.M., pas­ Mulvey is chairman of tha Fam­ ber of the Church, Bob Hope’s Wrs. L. A. Higgins, president of Dwyer Drug tor of St. Elizabeth’s church, Den­ ily Theater script editorial board, wife is a fervent Catholic. the Archdiocesan Council of Cath­ ver, KE, 4014, and several of hi* own powerful olic Women; Mrs. J. Leonard Swi- gert, president of the Denver -Gut Rate Drugs- Fairfax Hardware deanery; Mrs. Eugene .Hopll, Catholic U. Chaplain SORROWFUL MOTHER SIRYKIS president of the Catholic Nurses’ Prescriptions Called (Ooltaz at Fairfax) council; Mrs. William V. Mc­ For and Delivered HARDWARE. GLASS. PAINTS W kat the Farland, president of the Catholic ) LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED Buried by 3 Nephews BEING HELD IN M L CARMEL CHURCH Daughters of America; Mrs. An­ Wines - Beers, Etc. thony Zarlengo, president of the By Bottle or Cato EA. 3777 5022 E. Colfax Washington. — A Solemn Mass (Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish, the Servite Church of Our Lady Catholic Parent-'Teachers’ league, H. L. RINEHART, Prop. Doctor Orders,as of Requiem was offered in the Danver) of Mt. Carmel may gain a plenary Mrs. Fred Thompson, president of 1400 So. Broadway Church of St. Dominic here for the Services in honor of Our Sor­ indulgence toties quoties, like soul of the Rev. George B. Strate- the past presidents of the Parent- RA. 2405 BOARD WALK. rowful Mother started Monday, that of the Portiuncula. under the Teachers’ association; Miss Eileen meier. O.P., 62, chaplain at the Sept. 16, at 3 p.m. and will con­ usual conditions of going to Con­ Joe Dwyer Herman Lidke Catholic University of America Dufficy, president of the Sodality SHOE REPAIR tinue through Sunday, Sept. 21. fession, receiving Holy Commun­ union; Mrs. John Gannon, presi­ since 1935. Three nephews of the QUALITY MATERIAL AND The 7 o’clock Mass is celebrated ion, and reciting six Our Fathers, dent of St. Mary’s Altar society, deceased priest, all members of the Hail Marys, and Glorias for the in­ WORKMANSHIP in honor of Our Sorrowful Mother. Littleton; and Mrs. Peter Wagner, QUALITY CLEANING Dominican Order, were officers at From Saturday, Sept. 20, at 12 tention of the Holy Father. —All Work Guaranteed— the Mass. The Very Rev. Ignatius wife of the grand knight of the noon until Sunday, Sept. 21, at On Sunday, Sept. 14, prior to K. of C. REASONABLE PRICES Smith, O.P., of the Catholic Uni- 4T1( EAST :Srd AVE— AT DEXTER midnight all the faithful visiting the 9' o’clock Mass, Miss ' Rose Your GsrineitU Insnr.J Agsinit Fir* jrersity, delivered the sermon. Capra of 3729 Mariposa street be­ Station Kb A to *nd Th.ft Among those present in the came the bride of Nick Panzini of Mtrftk Lubrication Car Waahins sanctuary were Bishop John M. Community Chest 3839 Kalamath. Witnesses were Broadcast Ceremony McNamara, Administrator of the Frank Mustari and Edith Capra. Radio station KOA will broad­ Bailey's Service Archdioceses of Baltimore and The Rev. Salvator Fagiolo, O.S.M., cast the consecration ceremony Assured by S Washington; the Most Rev. Paul officiated. Leaders Announced from 10 to 11 o’clock, with the CLEA.NERS AND DYERS A. Skehan, O.P., Procurator Gen­ The same day, prior to the 10 378 BROADWAY 28th & FAirfftz FR. 9924 Registered Pharmacists eral of the Dominican Order; and Appointments of divisional cam­ o’clock Mas^ Miss Mary Marino Very Rev. Dr. Walter Joseph Can- Ph*nM PE. 3753 St PE. 3754 PIrcMont T im Monsignor Patrick J. McCormick, of 2765 W.*^39th avenue and Jo­ avan, J.C.D., pastor of the Cathe­ WilUrd Your doctor's pretcriptioa will paign leaders for the joint Com­ rector of the Cjatholic university. munity Chest campaign drive to be seph Vitello of 3646 Lipan were dral, in the role of narrator. In b . eoiT^Iy dispensed ot Park held Oct. 13-24 have been com­ united in marriage. Witnesses were the evening beginning at 6:30, John C. NOTICE TO CREDITORS KOA will carry a transcribed Hill Drug Company . . . 8 reg* ESTATE OP JOHN SIKIRIS, alio known pleted and all are on the job, Hugh Eugene Vitello and Jeanette COME IN AND LET ME Scholl islered pharmacistt to serve at John Sikim, DECEASED. No. 81»SS. B. Terry, general campaign chair­ Somma. Father Fagiolo officiated. broadcast of the sermon delivered TEST YOUR NoUc« h hereby siven that on the 22nd man, announced. Mr, Vitello is a member of the in the consecration Mass by Bishop you. day of Auzuit, 1947. letten of adminUtra* senior'choir. Hunt There will not be time for FINEST "Our field army of nearly 4,000 WATCH* FREE * tion were iMued to tbe andenioned ai ad- The following were baptized in the broadcast of the sermon dur­ HEATS AND We proudly acknowledge 100 minUtrator of the above named catate and volunteer workers is assured JACKSON’S the week: Thomas Edward, son ing the morning’s ceremonies. GROCERIES per ceni acceptance by the ail penona having claima agatnat aaid their efforts will be directed by eaUtc are required to file them for allow of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas De Leo, Y Cut Rate Drugs Z lll Fairfax medical prefeseion, due to loir anee in tbe County Court of the City and outstanding civic leaders,’’ Terry K. of C. Give $150 FH. 27*S sponsors, Sam and Eleanor Greco; PRESCRIPTIONS prices, prompt service, and County of Denver, Colorado, within aiz said. “ I am confident that together monthi from uid data or said claims will Linda Jeanne, daughter of Mr. and To New Bishop FOUNTAIN SERVIC3E they will do a great job in behalf Mrs. Eugene Carpinello, sponsors, unguetUoned accuracy. be forever barred. of the people of the Denver-Jeffer- FREE PROHPT DEUVERT 2 870 Colo. Blvd. B. C. HiUUrdo Jr.. Joseph Carpinello and Edith Ja- In its meeting Tuesday night C*n SP. 5445 Dcwnlag 4 Al*a* son area.' Administrator. cobozzi; Pasqual John, son of Mr. the Denver council of the Knights For OittineUvo Print let Fridge Terry said additional workers SIMMONS DRUG GO. and Mrs. Carl Lo Sasso, sponsors, of* Columbus decided to give ParUii ond all other occasion*— NOTICE OP FINAL SETTLEMENT AND still are needed and urged volun­ Ben De Pierto and Jeannie Domen- EA. 9953 VISIT OUR O in OIFARTMINT DETERMINATION OF HEIRSHIP teers to call MAin 2221. Bishop-elect Newell $150 as its Alameda Drug Slora ESTATE OF CHARLES E. NEELEY. DE- ICO. contribution to the new Cheyenne Assisting him in this year’s cam- The first PTA meeting of the WE APPRECIATE YOUR CEASED. No. lOTM. Coadjutor. V. 0 . P.ETERSON, Pr*p. PATRONAGE aign as vice chairman will be year will be held Wednesday eve­ Notico 1* herobr ziven that on tbo lOtb Gilton L. Anfenger, Mrs. Eugene ning, Sept. 24, in the school audi­ The Magdalen Sisters at the Cat Rate Dra^s day of Soptomber, 1147. I irtll present to Convent of the Good Shepherd tbe Coonty Court of the City and County Revelle, Frank Ricketson, Jr., and torium at 8. Fountain Service - School Snpplie We Specialize in Permanent of Denver, Colorado, nty aeeounta for final Thomas J. Tynan, Mrs. Anthony Zarlengo will seat made a beautiful set of special Waving and Hair Styling •ettlcment of the administration of said vestments in live colors for the Your Business Apprsdated Thomas B. Knowles heads .the the same officers. They are as estate, when and where all person, fai in­ new Bishop. These vestments in­ terest nuy appear and object to them, if advance gifts division and his as- follows: President, Mrs. William Alameda and Broadway THELMA KASSON clude the ones worn by a Bishop in they si desire. sociates are George B. Berger, Buscietta; vice president, Mrs. F. a Pontifical Mass in addition to the REALTY SALON Notice is alu hereby given that there Jr.; Davis Moore, Myron Neu- Pomponio; secretary, Mrs. M. De has been filed in aaid estate a petition ask- usual Mass vestments. I«7( COLORADO BLVD. Th* firms listed hor* dotorvo to inz for a judicial aacertainment and de­ steter, Mrs. Gerald H. Hughes, and Bell; and treasurer, Mrs. D. PHONE DEXTER Ills b* romtmbtrod when you or* dis­ termination of the heirs of such deceased, Melvin Roberts. Longo. Bishop Newell will offer a Pon­ T E ^ P BUCHANAN’S DENVER, COLORADO tributing your pstronsf* to tb* dif- snd settins forth that tha namea. addreiaes All parents are urged to attend tifical Low Mass in the chapel of THELMA KASSON, Msntzor foront lines of hutinos* John Hastings is chairman of and relaitonship of all persons, who are or the employe division, with Harley this meeting. There will be a so­ Loretto Heights college at 8 o’clock This scientific instrument tells us Christian Bros. Wines claim to be heir* of uId deceaied, ao far Monday, Sept. -29. 'The Mass will what's wrong when you bring your aa known to the petitioner, are as follovr*. H. Rhodes as co-chairman. Other cial gather!^ after the meeting All P*pul*r B««r* to-wit: Joseph R. Neeley. SooUsblulf, Ne­ appointments include Hemmo so that parente can meet and talk be followed by a breakfast and watch in,.-and it tells you it's right W* Deliver Annunciation braska. Route !, son; Perry Earl Neeley, Schreuder, chairman; Ray Taylor, with their children’s teachers. students’ reception. The Rt. Rev. when you take it away. 1410 North Street, Gating, Nebrsaks, son; John R. Mulroy, the Rev. Elmer J. 377 So. Bdwy Alpha' N. Neeley, Beatrica, Nebraska, co-chairman, industrial ; Paul Rous, PE. 1777 Kolka, the Rev. Charles Jones, and TheWATCHMASTER eliminates daughter: chairman, commercial; R. R. Det- guessing in determining fair snd Accordingly, notic* is also hereby given weiler, chairman, mercantile; Relief Drive Planned the Rev. William Jones will be in that upon tbe date aforesaid, or the day the sanctuary. honest charges. to which the hearing may be eontinned, Dewey Smith, chairman, public; MERK’S GOES INTO A th* Court will proceed to receive and hear Ray E. Clifford, chairman, Harold By Catholic Collegians "MASTER WATCHMAKERS” proofs concerning the hein of such de­ M. Ferris, co-chairman, utilities DRUG STORE ceased, and, upon the proofs submitted, Washington. — A nation-wide PRESCRIPTION? will enter a decree in said estate determ­ and transportation; George Bray- ALTAR BREADS (FORMERLY MAHONEY DRUG) 7 9 % a U 8TORB field, A. F. of L .; Frank Phelan, Catholic Student Relief campaign ining who are the heirs of such deceassd will be conducted in the academic PrMcr)ptl*ni AceartUly FilM person, 'St which hearing all personf railroad brotherhoods; and Eugene tJewel'^^'skop MAT WE SERVE TOUT M il FRANKLIN 8T. year by the National Federation SEWING claimingito be heirs at law of inch de­ Rosati, CIO labor. ic* Cre*n — FmaUln Strrie* ceased nuy appeer and present their Little Girlfl* Omee*. EBbroldcry. IIERSIBWI) WE. SP.IS/i' Mrs. Stanley T. Wallbank, pre of Catholic College Students. One 1300 So. Pearl PS. 7589 proofs. hundred fifty-one member colleges MeaefTtmlDf. Etc. B. C. HILLIARD, JR., vioualy announced as chairman of of the federation and additional THE SISTERS OF THE Administrator, the residential division, has been non-members are participating, SWANSEA MARKET forced to withdraw on advice'' of GOOD -SHEPHERD St. Philomena’s her physician, and Mrs. Eugene The NCWC War Relief Services TELEPHONE PEARL 14(1 Earl Hansen will act as the purchasing and Revelle, who headed this division ' I K V r m YOUB PATBONAGE shipping agent, and individual al­ Marsulek’s last year, has stepped into the Expert Radio Repairing locations will be made through Radio & \ FREEJJELIVERY MA. 3461 breach. Her associate chairmen are Mmes. Frank E. Hickey, Sam student organizations abroad. Dis ^ Dr. D. C. Werthman ^ App liance j 4695 Josephine tribution of food, clothing, medi' Levy, and Kountze Van Schaack, Store ; cines, and other essentials for the Harold Martin heads the speak­ I and Associate < 7555-58 E**t C«l(*z / university youth in war-devastated EA. 5141 ers’ bureau, and Mrs. Ralph Mayo All Grades of areas will be made solely on the * Dentists * is in charge of the arrangements RADIO REPAIR basis of need. > i S5-D*r Cutr.ntM 74-H*«r Bervtco r r BISHOP’S Lignite and Bituminous committee. Elwood Brooks and y PLATES i Free Pickup 11 5c TO 81.00 STORE Stoker Coal John Strelt^er are co-chairmen of Golden Jubilarian ) ( « « 15th StT*«4 IZM I5th Str*«t i and Delivery the downtown division. V K£7*t*e* (7Z1 TAb*r 5751 < Reasonable Prices L. H. Fisher is president of the SHUnO BROS. 1626 E. 34th Ave. Jefferson County Chest, which is ALL OUR WORK GUARANTE FINEST IN FRUITS RAY COAL CO. THREE MONTHS AND VEGETABLES h e iD|redicnti your doctor TEL CH. 7507 participating in this year’s joint 1165 So. Penn PE. 4604 campaign. Mrs. D. W. Richardson Holj Ghost 3711 E. O U tz orders, of course; but alio is the Jefferson chairman. THE BLARNEY SHOP EA 4586 FR 1909 ' T SAVE MORE ON m Ft*. D.liT.ry there ioei the scientific kaowl- ^ Th. Liturgk*l yfeik in D«iv.r, October. 1144: th* sildrMSM and dlscvoolons— 5751 Ea«t C*l(*z *t SI I. FR 5555 ITEMS GALORE DUBLIN TAILORS W.lc*m. T**ri«t* ' •d^e tod skill of ezpcrieoee of THE FAimLY IN CHRIST Speeielizing in Remodeling And ear ejcpert pbsnnseists. Thst’a WE RECEIVE NEW Th. sscrsBMtel astar. of aurritgo, th« Uving of th* .acraiiontal Uf* la The firms listed here de­ MERCHANDISE EVERY DAY I th« hoai«, th* apootolstc for th. rs-«tabUthWMt of aiarriag* *ad faaiUr Ilf* la Correct Fitting Men’* and BLOCK why yoo msy brinl preseriptiooa Chriit—the*. *r« doalt with ia this hook hr parents, pastors, and taachtr*. Women’s Clothes FLORAL CO. serve to be remembered Shpp BISHOP'S Often Price, $2.00. The Liturgical'Conference, Inc., 49 Franklin St., 1851 CALIFORNIA ST. to us with confideaoa. - Boston, Mass. when you are distributing We Served You Thru the Yean 3238 E. Colfax at Adami Auo, a new pamphlet published hr the Conference: EM. 3351 your patronage in the dif­ What It the Liturgical Movement? with reading list. Price 25e (FontMrIr OpposiU Catbadr.1) firms lUUd bsrs deserrs to Opp. Blue-Bird CANARY DRUG Member ferent lines of business. ‘ rsmcmbsrsd whsB you are dls* nbrfatt Ttleorapb DeHeeir Anoetotkm 1630 E. 34th Ave. tributl&z your patroufe to tbs dif* Lojola CH. 6565 fsrsat Ubss of buslasts. Mrs. Constance Starr Rocky’s Phannacy INTEMANN’SI St. James’ PIANIST PrncriptioR Draggist* Fine Candiaa Ice Cream Graduate of Eastman School 2001 E. 17tk Ava. Ted' Clinton of Music. Student of Percy Phone EA. 9867 (Oor OwQ Mtnafaetare) 3225 E. Colfax EAtt 2690 FRANK E. BRENNER, INC. Grainger and Joseph Schwartz. Your Druggist Is Your Neighborhood Friend Cktmplete Motor Service on All Makes ScheduliBg a limited aumher of BCDT 4 PAINT DEPARTMENT—MOTOR TUNEUP OUR SPEOALTr atudeat* of PIANO and elernen. Hit golden jubilee at a priest TIRES—BATTERIES—CAS—OIL tary theory atarting was celebrated by tbe Rev. Ed­ See HUDSON MOTOR CARS ward Berthold (above), 74, chap* I 6001 E. Colfax DE. 1533 4 MONDAY, lain of St. Charles' hospital, St. Dominic’s FRANK AIVTONELLI SEPTEMBER 22ND. Aurora, III., Sept, 7 at St. Nich­ olas' church, Aurora, where a* a SAVE TIRES — BUT AT OLSON’S at W ATCHES Sl w a t c h BANDS boy ha attended tha parish school. BRIDE GIFTS P H ER ANN Wilt accept engagements A* a pastor, Father Berthold built TED’S beautiful Gothic churches in West FOOD Infants’ and Children’s Shop as soloist or accompanUt, for Fine Wines and Bears Brooklyn and in McHenry, III. OLSON’S STORES Alfred M. MOSER A eonploU Ha* el WE DELIVER STUDIOS ------^'^?**p**'?*^------EA. 8991 Father Berthold wet ordained in Room 204 KE. 7873 NsUonsIly Advsrtisod Brands 1115 Grant St. Chicago by Archbishop Faehan, 2750 W. 29lh GL 3613 3504 E. Colfax FR. 8881 lUS CHAMPA ST. 8724 E. Colfax at Ivy Htabtr of St. John’s P.rlth after completing hit theology course in tha Milwaukee temiuary. 3030 E 6th EA. 1801

L A Thursday, Sept. 18, 1947 Office, 988 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, K E ystone 4206 PAGE NINE PAROCHIAL LOOP STARTS PIGSKIN TILTS SUNDAY + + + • f + + + + + + + + Leads Mullen Regis Gagers Ajinunciation Mentor Doubleheader Slated St. Francis’ Coach Lineups Given Bulldogs’ Boss To Travel in At Regis Will Open For 2 Games Middle West 20th Year of League This Sunday The Regis college basketball quintet will travel far and wide The tentative lineup for the this coming season in the court first game at Regis stadium wars. An incomplete schedule for Program to Feature Games Between Cardinah, between Annunciation hi0i the local institution lists games in Iowa, Wisconsin, and Illinois, and Gremlins; Mustangs, Bulldogs; school and St. Francis de Sales* negotiations are under way to ar­ team, to be played Sunday, range g:ames on the West coast for Kickoff at 7 O'clock the Brown and Gold squad, Sept. 21,‘ at 1 o’clock, has been ’Tentative plans are already being The brightest season in its 20-year existence is predicted announced as follows: made to stage doubleheader bas­ for the Denver Parochial football league as it swings into ac­ ketball contests in the city audi­ St. Francis da tion at Regis stadium Sunday afternoon. A doubleheader in­ Annunciation Salea' torium, with Regis college and Volosin •_.LE Reagan or Carman Denver university as host teams. augural will get under way at 1 o’clock when the Cardinals of Ysdo —LT...... Gaffiney The incomplete schedule for the Annuticiation high match talent with the St. Francis de Sales Grabcqc ...... XG ______Pbanastiel Regis net team follows; Langrcn ...... C...... Gutrin Gremlins. In the second game of the afternoon, to begin at 3 Evanatich ,, .RG— ...... McCoy Dec. 19, Creighton university at Cavanaugh' —...... RT....Thsrp or Lyons Dick Brown Regis. o’clock, Mullen tangles with St. Joseph’s high. Htionema . ___ RE...... Hett Scotty MacGregor Maras ...... Q B ..«__,„... Connors Jan. 9, Adams state at Regis. Star-studded, veteran aggregations and improved seat­ AI Panek ing facilities should bring out the" Trujillo ...... RH.Watson or Biblical Association Jan. 31, Iowa univeijity at Iowa Smiianie City, Iowa. gnd fans in record numbers for Jenkins .... __,„XH ...... Young Feb. 2, Marquette university at K. of C. BOWLING this Sunday's bill, the first of 10 IPAROCHIAL JUNIORS WILL PRY LID Pfeifer ...... FB ______Reilly or Loretto Heights Club Voices l^ppreciation Milwaukee, Wis. LEAGUE doubleheaders scheduled for the Thronbrough Appreciation for the hospitality Feb. 12, De Pkul university at seastei A single ^ m e on Oct. 26 Mullen, St. Joseph Plans Party Sept. 19 TEAM STANDING between Regis high and the An- OFF GRID SEASON WITH TEN GAMES given it in Denver was expressed Chicago. W. L. Feb. 13, St. Ambrose college at nunciatiop team completes the pic­ In Second Game Members o f the Loretto Heights by the Catholic Biblical Associa­ Wardent ...... 4 2 The Junior Parochial league, by the spiritual director of the Davenport, la. Seerataritf ______8 8 ture. Women's club who have not made tion of America in a letter to composed of nearly all Catholic school or the school principal. The lineup for the second Feb. 20 and 21, Western State Truataai ...... 8 8 The scramble for the leag;ue pen­ their reservations for the Our Daputiei ______8 8 m d e schools and orphanages in No high tchool pUyart or ninth Archbishop Urban J. Vehr. at Gunnison (two games). nant should be heavy and furious, game at Regis stadium be­ Lady of Loretto dessert-luncheon Grand K n ig h ti______8 8 Denver and suburbs, opens its gradart, wbataTar thair aga, ara The association held its annual Navlgatori ...... 8 8 although coaches have been wield­ and card party to bo held at the 1947-48 season next week with 10 alifibla to eompata. tween Mullen high and St. Jo­ summer Biblical institute and Guard...... 8 8 ing damp towels f o r several weeks. Public Service institute in Denver general meeting at St. Thomas’ Paul Marsolek Heads Chanctllort' ...... 2 4 football games. The lean e will be divided into on Friday, Sept 19, are asked to If the mentors’ cries of anguish A record number of teams are seph’s team on Sunday, Sept. seminary at the invitation of the INDIVIDUAL STANDING were taken literally, their teams two weight divisions: City-wide call Mrs. Atina Campbell, FR. Archbishop. Gamos Avr. entered in the ^ d competition heavyweight division for hoys 21, at 3 p.m., has been an: 2557, at on<^.' East Board of Trade would be playing in the junior this year, nine in the city-wide The letter, sent by the associa­ LauYttz, Dap...... 6 188 league. It is probable that the weighing not more than 125 nounced as follows: The S t Cecilia sewing group will MarUux. Guardi s 182 heavyweight division of the league tion’s general secretary, the Rev. Paul R. Marsolek of'Marsolek’s louder the moans of a coach, the pounds and lightweight division Mullen St. Jostph’s meet with Mrs. R. Dursey of 165 Carr, Nar...... s 178 and seven in each of the two light­ for boys weighing not more than Joseph L. Lilly, C.M., expresses Radio & Appliance store, 2608 E. Scherar, War...... 6 174 better is the outlook for his club. Schell ...... LE..,...... Jack Spahn S. Penn street at 1:30 p.m. on ratitude to Archbishop Vehr, the Colfax avenue, has been elected King. Sac ...... 5 171 weight divisions. 100 pounds. The lightweight di­ Gomez ...... LT...... Holstrom Tuesday, Sept 23. Gacuity of St. Thomas’ seminary, president of the \ East Denver P. Wagnar, Trua...... 6 n o At «n enthufUitic meeting vision will have two sections, the Case ...... LG..,...... Harrison Mrs. J. P. Reddick of 1300 Mon­ Moran, Nav...... s 169 held Sept, 12 in the Annuncia- - North section, and the East sec­ Griffith f.______C...~ ...... Carbtrry the committee on arrangements, board of trade. He is a member Backiua, Trut...... 6 186 Sunday Is K. of C. Day Anaya ...... - ...... RG.._ ...... McNeills aco parkway has asked the offi­ the press, an^d city officials. of Blessed Sacrament parish. Mullifan, War...... 6 168 tion high ichool library, the ath­ tion. Dunntbacka ...... RT.„ ...... Krause cers of the Loretto club to meet Other new officers include: Ramiey. Sec...... 6 162 For Parochial Leag^ue letic directors, coaches, and Champions In tha different Cordines ...... RE..,».... Gene Spahn with her for brunch at 10:30 a.m. G. Mariachcr, War...... « 153 representatires of the member divisions of tha Junior Parochial Olivas ...... 1...... „.QB.„ ...... Lee Vice president. Bill Carroll, Vic­ Alff, Dap...... 6 166 Th* opening daj of the Pa­ Smith or VigU...... RH.., ...... Goetz Thursday, Sept 18, for the pur­ tor Rose, W. A. Rowley, and Guy K. Marijeher, Guards ...... 6 155 rochial league grid teaion ii schools' Dads’ clubs selected league will meet to decide the Mses ...... „.LH.., ______Sparkman pose of discussing plans for the Hadsell; treasurer, A. J. King; Albui. G. K...... 6 165 traditionallj known ai Knighti Roady Kanehan to serre as sec­ city junior championship. Bsnson ...... _.FB...... ___ Leonard club’s various activities for the La Motte, Chan...... board of directors, J. I. W’right, 5 164 of Columbui day. Throughout retary-treasurer of the league. coming year. Kruia, W a r ...... 8 162 Ha will assist the president, the R. E. Stiffler, G, D. Miller, Hugh Hay. G. K...... 8 160 the yean the Denrer council of McCabe, Marvin Bartholomew, Houfek* 8tc...... 8 149 the K. of C. hat aetivaly tup- Rev. James Moynihan. RULES ARE LISTED FOR COMPETITION E. J. Dulacki, Luella Mustoe, E. E. Swigart, Trut...... 5 145 ported the league in all its "Clean, wholesome athletic com- Covlllos Entertain Miller, Guardi ...... S 146 etition for the young Catholic Goodson, C. G. Ben^ton, Stanley A. Wagnar, Sat. ______6 146 projaett. Calkins, I. J. Hayutin, H. C. Lar­ Mason. Dep...... 6 146 In the K. of C, meeting Tuet- oys of the city who are in Cath­ IN GRADE SCHOOL FOOTBALL PLAY Orphanage Children sen, Hugh Wallace, D, P. Wood­ T. Barlln. Chan...... C 146 day night the council chaplain, olic grade schools and orphanages’’ Day. Dap...... 6 144 On the Feast of the Nativity of USE OUR man, C. Sparks, Marion Hutchi­ the Rev. Fabian Joyce, O.F.M., is the primary purpose of the Jun­ \The Junior Parochial League schedules shall be drawn by the Jarrat, Chan______6 144 football rules are as follows: Denver Recreational department Our Blessed Lady, the children of son, Marj’ Karstedt, and Richard Dahmar. G. K.\.______— 6 142 ttretted lupport of the league ior Parochial leagne. The activities the Queen of Heaven orphanage, 1— Any boy who reached hisfor all sports. BUDGET PLAN H. Adams. Mill,, Chan...... 6 141 in hit addrett. of the league feature competition Denver, were entertained by Mr. O'Donnell. G. K...... 6 141 in football, baseball, basketball, 16th birthday before Sept 1 ia in- 10- ^ h e director of the winning AU Arranffia«nU Can B« Mada Clary, Sac ...... 5 140 All mambert of the local and Mrs. Anthony Covillo, assisted by Phoiit council are urged to attend the softball, and boxing. elirible. team should notify the league Tickets Are Available Riley, Guards ....a...... 8 140 2— Any boy who is not a bona by Mrs. James Covillo and D. De- 8TOKKR Setaro, Nav...... 6 138 opening garnet thit Sunday at Major changes in the rules for president, the Rev. James Moyni­ Salvo. The treat of ice cream and’ For Fox Concert Series Kana, Trui------3 186 Regit ttadium. the football contests to be fide student of a school is ineligi­ han, of the results of the game cake was enjoyed by the children STREiTER lailtlo, Trut...... 3 184 ble. Student must be in the eighth Season tickets are now available staged this year ara the banish­ promptly. and the nuns. The children extend Prijatu. Nav...... 6 12& grade or below it (No ninth grad­ IS A HARD COAL THAT for the 1947-1948 concert series Kisseli. Nav...... 6 127 The league opener between An­ ment of shoe-cleats, and tha in­ 11— Cleats cannot be used bytheir thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Co­ 126 troduction of a naw timing sys­ ers, no matter what age, may STORES WELL to be presented by Fox Denver Lerg. War...... 3 nunciation high and S t Francis de players. villo for the party. theaters in the Denver City audi­ Rowe, Dep, ...... 6 126 tem. Quarters will not be timed lay.) Football eligibility lists shall All Grades of Lignite and F „ly , Chan. ' ...... 3 121 Sales* finds two teams quite evenly « taken from Charlie Young’s torium. J. Berlin, Guards ...... 5 120 matched according to practice per­ by tha clock, but will consist of Bituminous Coals The box office is open every day 16 plays. Each team will fur­ official weight books at Max Cook’s. HIGH TEAM SERIES formances. Veterans Tom Young, except Sunday from 10 a.m. to nish a man to count the plays. All teams must be approved by the PHONK GL. 471ii Wgrdeni ...... - 2.408 Bill Reilly, and Frank Connors team’s athletic director. 5:30 p.m. in the lobby of the Deputies ...... 2,882 have looked good in the St. Fran­ To participate in the activities Paramount theater. Grind Knighti ...... —. 2,208 of the league, boys must not have 3— In the lightweight division, THOS. WILLIAMS cis backfield, and two towering a boy must not weigh more than Three Metropolitan Opera stars HIGH TEAM GAME ends, John Hett and Bob Carmen, reached their IBth birthday before AND SONS and half a dozen great instru­ Sept. 1. They must be bona fide 100 pounds, no matter what posi­ Secretiries ...... 87 6 establish a passing potential fl'Rf tion be is to play. ms Itth 81. Blert IISI mentalists will be the artists for Truiteei ...... 867 spells aerial threat. students of a school entered in the Guirds ...... 79# competition, and their entrance 4— In the heavyweight division, the Fox series. Scotty MacGregor forecasts dire INDIVIDUAL HIGH SEJtlES into league play must be approved no one may play who weighs more happenings for his Annunciation Liueeti ...... ;...... 574- than 125. pounds. In order to enter Scherer ...... 560 eleven. Lack of weight and depth a team in this division, the team Cirr ...... - ..... 542 are his main troubles. How all­ Queen's Daughters must have at least seven players HIGH INDIVIDUAL GAME league center Jack Lanpen and of that weight Becktui ...... - ...... - 247 veteran ends Volosin anj Heron- Miriiux ------216 5— Sixteen plays shall constitute Moran ...... — • 211 ema perform should spell success Plan Communion one quarter—kickoff and points or failure in the defense depart­ after touchdown are excluded. FURS ment. Jenkins and Pfeifer stand There will be no need for an offi­ Hew Guild at Regis' as the hopefuls on the offense, D a y October 5 cial timekeeper, but each team St. Joseph’s Bulldogs look for a should furnish a man to keep track victory in their opener against The (Queen’s Daughters met of the number of plays. SHIPMENT ARE LONG Starts 20th Year Mullen. Al Panek has been shift­ Sept. 14 in the home of Mrs. Mai7 6— Charlie Young will again he ing his few veterans around to bol­ Hayes and Miss Elizabeth Lewis, official weigher for the leagnie, and ster up the gaps in the backfield. Denver. The hostesses were as­ everybody must be weighed and The meeting of the RegiS guild The conversion of Jim Sparkman sisted by Misses Barbara Bach, DAILY FLARED Sunday afternoon at Regis college, recorded by him to be eligible be­ from end to tailback is the most Hazel Cotello, and Lumina Miller. fore participating in anv games. Denver, marked the opening of its notable change. Gene Spahn, a Miss Marie Bellmar presided. 20th year. The Rev. Stephen Official weight EKXiks should be veteran, and his cousin, Jack Miss Hazel Costello reported that kept at Max Cook’s Sporting Goods Krieger, S.J., moderator, com­ Spahn, will anchor the line at ends. Sunday, Oct. 6, will be the annual and HANDSOME mented on the work of the pre­ store and should ha open to all, Jim Lee will work at quarterback. Communion day when Mass will at all times, to inspect weights. vious year, on the reception for An inter-souad scrimmage at Lit­ be offered in St. Philomena’s this season the newly ordained Jesuits, and Each team will have to contact tleton brought hard luck to Dick church, at 8:16. Breakfast will be Mr. Young for weighing in. the opportunity afforded members Brown’s small squad. Ben Vigil, served in the Olin hotel. to attend the Masses of the four 7— These rules were adopted by Fabulous in quality, in right half slated to start Sunday, Members were asked to send the directors of the league to pro­ new Colorado Jesuits and the later was injured. Bill Smith will fill his their contribution of garments or line and length . . . yet social hour. tect the boys, and must be fully spot. *rhere are only four seniors cash for the Needlework guild to adhered to. Any violations will COMPIETI lINt OF RfllGiOUS ARTIClEi FOR CHURCH AND HOME prices are decidedly In the intervening vacation on the Mullen eleven and the back- the home of Mrs. Byrd Hesselbine, automatically forfeit games and lower this year! weeks, letters to the guild included field is made up of two sophomores 1942 Fairfax street, before make a team liable to disqualifi­ words of thanks from the new and two juniors. Ray Olives at Sept. 26, cation from league competition. ordinandi and a letter from Regris’ A . I*. VVARilN'KR Pictured; quarter, and Gene Benson at full­ Miss Mary Rose O’Brien pre­ 8— The East division will draw former rector, the Very Rev. John back will carry a big part of the sented the Rev. Dr. Edward Woe- football officials from the Foot­ Eastern Mink J. Flanagan, S.J., thanking the load. Benson is team captain, and ber, who gave a talk on tolerance. ball Coaches’ association. The r i i i KC II iiio o n ^ i o. guild for all it had done for Regis, Olives is co-captain. Superb physi­ Miss Patricia Lewis played several North side shall agree on officiala 83750 especially during his days at the cal condition and speed and spunk piano selections. A social hour fol­ suitable to both teams. i .\. ILCil «>04» I l i h (Including Federil Ux) college. will bolster Mullen’s chances lowed and refreshments were 9— The schedule will be made Some discussion followed as to against S t Joseph’s. served. with games listed for a certain arrangements for the monthly week. It will be up to the two meetings, and members were asked team directors to arrange the to take special note of the press place, date, and time of the game J o n a s announcement of the October Schedules Announced according to their convenience. All ^ R O S . meeting. Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament followed the 1037 Broadwav close of business. Mission Is Scheduled Guild members i^hose Jesuit For Junior Parochial relatives are working in India are In Colorado Springs interested in this week’s announce­ ment of theiOctober consecration League Qrid Season Colorado Springs.— The Oblate LOGGER DEAFEJVED! of the Most laev. August F. Wilder- Fathers announced Sunday that Sacred Heart parish will bold a muth, S.J., as Bishop of Patna Schfduirt for th« divlaioni of th* team: St. Philomena's vs. Blessed Sacra­ I The new Bishop will succeed Junior Parochial league football teaaon ment team; St Francis’ (bye). mission beginning Sept. 27 and ara ai followa: Week of Sept. 28— S t Francis’ vs. St. closing Oct. 6. The mission will be I Bishop Bernard Sullivan, S.J., who CITY-WIDE HEAVYWEIGHT • I worked many years in the missions John's; Annunciation team vs. S t Vin­ conducted by the Rev. William ^ ieand Aenmon > DIVISION cent's; Loyola taam vi, S t Philomana'a; Keleher, O.M.I., who will come of Patna and who is at present (Any boy uniUr 12S pounds) Blessed Sacrament team (bya). I on the faculty of Regis college. Weak of Sept. 21— Annunciation tasm Week of Oct. 6— Loyola team va. An­ from the Oblate mission house in f A n U m € Ti. Holjr Family taam; St. John's va. nunciation team; S t Phllomena'a vs. St. Gary, Ind. Aiiumption team; St. Domlnic’ i rs. St. Vinesnt’s: S t Francis’ vs, BItastd Saere- -The social cl^t> of Sacred Heart Boston Priest Awarded Frsneit'; St. Pbllomens'a ts. Blaattd raant team; S t John's (bya). parish, Manitou Springs and Cas­ Sacramant taam; St. Catherina’a (bya). Week of O ct 12— Annunciation team U tS iftwtAr Doctorate, by Laval U. Week of Sept. 28— Annunciation taam vs. St. Francis'; Blessed Sacrament team cade, held a meeting Monday night. T I. St. John's; Holy Family team ri. v t S t Vineant's; Loyola team vs. St Election of officers took place. Quebec.—The Rev. Robert Sen- Assumption taam; St. Dominlc'i ya. St. There’s power a plenty in John's: S t Philomtna’s (bya). Plans were made for the fall and nott of the Archdiocese of Boston, Catharine'a; S t Francia' *a, Bt Philo- Week of Oet. 19— Annunciation team winter social events. the new MICRONIC hearing has obtained from Laval university mena'S; Blessed Sacrament team (bya). vs. Blessed Sacrament team; St. John's aid, one of the smalleit, Weclc of Oct. 6—rAnnuncIation team vs. S t Philomena's: St, Francis' vs, S t Joseph Sand of Sacred Heart a doctorate in theology m agna cum lightest all-in-one hearing va. Aaaumption taam; Holy Family team Vincent's; Loyola team (bye). parish has returned to his holbe V I. St. Franeis'; St. John's va. St. Cath. aids. laude. He presented a thesis on Week of O ct 25— St. Francis' vs. at 2114 W. Colorado avenue, after “ The Morality of Sterilization of trine's; St. Dominic's va. Blesasd Sacra­ Loyola team; ^ t. John's vs. Blessed Sac­ ment team; S t Philomana'a (bya). a successful operation at S t Fran­ Criminals." rament team; Annunciation taam vs. St. The muile of belli ten set the loftiest thought poHerni Clear, natural tones put an Week of O ct 12— Annunciation team Philomtna's; S t Vineant’s (bye). cis’ hospital. man li eopoble of groipinO. Tho Postwar liberty carillon, end to mitted worda and va. S t Oominie'a; Holy Family team vs. Week of Nov. 2— Loybla team vs. The funeral of William Reichert ~ t John's; Assumption team vs. St. BItsaed Sacrament taam; S t Vineant's veteran of diitingulihed lervlce in the army and navy half-caught phralea. took place in Sacred Heart church 'bilomena's; Biassed Sacrament team va. vs. S t John's; St. Phllomana’s vs, S t chapelt, It bulk to ring out the mutlc of tent of finely St. Catherine's; S t Francis' (bya). Francis'; Annunciation team (bya). Thursday morning. IThe Rev. John tuned belli—without MItl—in multiple-part mutlc ployed ■ 1 Let MICRONIC bring you Weak of O ct 19— Holy Family taam NORTH DIVISION Nelson, O.M.I., was celebrant of vs. Blessed Sacrament team; Annuncia­ Weak of Sapt 21— S t Vineant’s homt with artittic exprettion from Its keyi. the hearing happiness it has tion team va. S t Francia'; Assumption the Requiem Mass and read the vs, St, Jostph's; 8 t Catharine’s vi, S t ht dittingulthtd cllenlele from coott to coott li In- brought 10 many others. team va, St. Dominla'a; S t Catharine's Clara'i; Assumption team, Wtlby. va. committal prayers at the grave. vs. St. Pbliomena's; S t John’s (bya). Holy Family team; St. Elisabath't (byt). Mr. Reichert was a member of creating to rapidly thot production of liberty corilleni it Week of Oct. 26— Annunciation team Wtek of Sept 28—S t Elisabeth's vs. Sacred Heart choir for the past opprooching o volume greoter than ell other moket of va. Blessed Sacrament team; Holy Family S t Jostph's: S t Vincent’s homo vs. S t tlmllor tower tound equipment combined. taam va. S t Philomena’i ; S t John’s va. Catherine’s; St, Clara's vs. Assumption 10 years.- He leaves a wife and ALSO FULL S t Dominie's; S t Francia' va. S t Csth- taam; Holy Family team (bye). three sons. A Mass will be cele­ There It a reoton—o muticel reoien-for thli over­ LINE OF* trina's: Assumption team (bya). Weok of O ct 6—S t Vincent’ a home brated this week at the request of whelming preference. We Invite you to contlder It. Dotolb Week of Nov. 2— Annunciation team vs. Holy Family team; S t Jostph's vs. will be tent to yew by moll) or, K you prefer, TRICYCLES vs. S t PbUomena's; Holy FamUy taam Assumption team: S t Elisabeth's vt. S t the Sacred Heart choir. SPECIAL— vs, S t Catberlna'a; St. John's vs. St Catherine's;-St Clara's (bye). Judge Mathew Brady and Mrs. ITe Will Call Upon You Francis'; Assumption team vs. Bleaaed Week of Oiet. 12— Clara's vs. 8 t Brady of San Francisco recently Famoni PenniylTania $ 4 98 Sacrament team; S t Dominic's (bye). Vincent’ s home; Assumption team 'va. entertained at dinner the Rev. Tires, 26-in. only...... I Week of Nov. 9— Holy Family taam S t Catherina's; S t Eliubtth'a vs. Holy vs. S t Dominie’ s; S t John's va. St. Joseph Kane, O ^ .L ; Mrs. Rose and Tubai at 98* FamlFy team; St Joseph's (byt). iitit II I iii{rii Philomena’a; Assumption team vs, St. Week of Oet 19— St. Vincent's home Bunch of San FranciKo, Mr. and Catharine's; S t Francis’ vs. BIsssed vt. S t Elisabeth’s; Holy FamUy taam Mrs. Charles Hansen, Sr.; and Mr. Sacrament team; Annunciation team vs, S t Catherina's; S t Clara's va. S t Sold Exclueively by Expert Repairing (bye). Joseph's; Assumption team (bya). and Mrs. Charles Hansen, Jr., and Week of Nov. 16— Annunciation team Weak of Oet 26— St. Clara’ s vs. Holy daughter. Judge Brady was district Our Prieat Ara Right va. S t Catharina’a; 8 t John's'va. Blessed Family tasm: St. Catharina's vs. St. Jo- attorney of San Francisco for 26 The Chat. E. Wells Music Co. BRINRHAUS. BROS. Sacrament t^am;'Aaaumption taam va. ■eph's; Aisumption tasm va. S t Eliaa- S t Francis'; S t Dominie's vs. S t Fhiio- beth'a; S t Vincent’s home (bye). years. AMERICAN aCLERY mcna's; Holy Family team (bye). Weak of Nov. 2— S t Elisabeth'a vs. James Daniel Rogers, son of Mr. NBC Buildiiif, 1629 Califoraia St. S21 Uth St CARL J. HAUSEN. Prop. LICaiTWEICHT DIVISIONS St. Clira't; 8t. Joseph's vs. Holy Family and Mrs. Daniel Rogers, was bap­ (Boys must wclgb lese than 100 pounds) a DENVER, COLO. MtmWr «f 8t Vlaenit d« Psal’i Pirl>fc taam; S t Vineant’s noma vs. Assumption tized in Sacred Heart church Sept OPTICAL Co. EAST DIVISION tanm: S t Catherine's (bye). Ph. MA. 8760 1401 So. Bdwv. PE. 3180 Week of Sept. 21— Annunciation taam Week of Nov. 9— Playoffs between 7. Richard Myles and Mrs. Nora va. S t Joha't) Ut \^eeat'f va, Loyola winneit of Esmt and North dlvlsinnt. Rogers were si>oa8ora,

fsssm PAGE TEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, Sept. 18, 1947

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To your child than imperfect eye sight, because seeing ability BOSWORTH, SULLIVAN Influences 83% of all learning.*Here are untold benefits in the scientific knowledge of caring for your child’s eye sight & CO M PA N Y — a future for the child bright with promise. INVESTHENT BANKERS FOUrni TITLE Successor ta SWIGERT B R O S. BOSWORTH. CHANUTE, LOUGHRIDGE & CO. By R ev. F r a n c is S y r ia n e y and Better FU fon Optometrists Good Service “ No one is bom a Catholic . , , SU L L IV A N & COM PANY for Every Age At RiKht Pricer we are all converts.” With this JSSO California KEyrtone 7651 paradoxical statement, Archbishop JOHN J. SULLIVAN, President Richard J. Cushing of Boston re­ 17th at California Streets Denver 2, Colorado 4 GLASSES INDIVIDUALLT STTLED cently keynoted the dedication of a chapel at the Catholic Information center in Boston. The center lo­ IJHMMIK cated in a downtown store was founded for the one purpose of “ selling” Catholicism. We do not REQUIESCANT mean “ selling” in terms of dollars THEODORE and cents, but rather in creating a IN PACE demand for and making availiible; one of the most precious commod­ AI. Bennett HACKETHAL ities possible—the faith for which JOHN TURK, 4827 Pearl etrett. Hut- Jesus Christ died that He might band of Mary Turk; father of John, Jr.; bequeath it to all men. Men’s Clothing Dept. Air Conditioned Michael, Frank, and William Turk. Mary New techniques and revisions of Trontel, Josephine Quaratino, Franeet old methods are constantly being Bernallo, and Julia Staretcinle. FoUr Society Brand & MORTUARY grandchildren also turvive. Requieni Matt tried to win a hearing for Cathol­ was offered in Holy Rosary church Sept. icism by thousands who wait only 12. Interment Mt. Olivet. W*. P. Horan the opportunity to investigate re­ Brayton Clothes 1449*51 Kalamalh St. ft Son lervlce. KATE TREMLETT, 110 S. Sherman. ligious matters more carefully. The Phone MAin 4006 Mother of Maude Mary O’Neilt; mother- use of the information center, open mnmninimiiiiimiitiiininiiiiminiiMiiiinmiiinnmMiinnS in-law of Threta A. Tremlett: grand­ to all without obligation, is gaining mother of Adele T. Griebling. Dick and support, as a good means of win­ Betty Tremlett; great-grandmother of ning converts. The Boston center Tke mnv Co. Cadet Alfred L, Griebling, Weat Point, N. Y. Rotary aervicea will be held Thura- reported some 260 converts in less dty evening. Sept. 18. at 8 o’clock. Re­ than a year, including a good num­ 2ND FLOOR LET US GUIDE quiem Matt will be offered in St. Fran- cit de Sales’ church Friday morning at ber from Harvard and other col­ 10:80. Interment Mt. Olivet. W. P. Horan leges in and near the city. ft Son service. We are interested, however, in RICHARD NULTY, 2829 Fillmore the Archbishop’s unusual statement street. Husband of Margaret Nulty. that we are all converts. A little ’•w ww w w w w w Requiem Matt was offered in LoyoJa church Sept. 18. Interment Mt. Olivet. analysis confirms his point. De­ CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING W. P, Horan ft Son service. spite the fact that Catholics are JAMES PATRICK O’NEILL. 8726 baptized in infancy, brought up in Bryant street. Husband of Kathleen 8. a Catholic atmosphere, and edu < 1 O’Neill: father of John Bryan and Pa­ cated in Catholic schools. It takes Classified Ads tricia O’Neill; ton of Hr. and Mrs. James T. O’Neill: brother of Mrs. . Maurice more than this to make Catholics ll will pay you to read ALL of tba following advertiaemanta. ^ Phipps, Eugene. Ore.: Mrt. Douglaa of them. Baptism, of course, makes ^our eMemorial 5election Billington, Oak Ridge, Tenn.;and Wallace them followers of Christ, and all A. and Luella O'Neill, SpearAth, S. Dak. the training and education is in­ Many peopU baT« dtlayad th« par- Requiem Matt and interment were in PAINTING A PAPER HANGING APARTMENT FOR RENT chat* of a monament. ITiIm bapptna Spearfitb, S. Dak. Boulevard mortuary. Myron C. Taylor, Proaident Truman’s personal | Pope’s summer residence at Caateigandolfo after tended to make them good and time and again when thero are so PATRICK F. KANE, Mullen Rome for repreaentatiTe to the Vatican, Is shown leaTing the I an audience with the Pontiff. worthy followers, but if the entire FOR PAPER HANGING and painting cap UKFURN. garage apL, 1 large many placet for money. But today, the aged. Brother of Mrs. E. H. Currier. process is merely passive, accepted A Beringer 153 Madison. BA 2286 Kitchen and l»th priv. SP 7561. tbingi are different 1 'There are to Mrt. Alonso Eidridge. and Thomas J with little enthusiasm and less con many thinga that can’t be bonghU Kane, all of Denver. Requiem Matt was BRICK REPAIRS WANTED TO RENT offered in the Mullen home chapel Sept. viction, perhaps it were better that that It teemt an ideal time ta **catch Colorado Sisters SPECIALIZING ih hrlck pointing and re­ MY JOB la in Denver with the Register op^ on thoM that can. And a tmly 16. Interment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard they professed no religion. mortuary. pairing, also caulking and painUng. HA editorial staff; my wife and infant daugh­ fine monument it one of them. Paradoxes of Catholicism That may sound like a strong 5656. WALTER EVANS. 1946 Pearl St. JOSEPH £. ANDRASIK. 26 Corona ter are waiting in San Francisco, counting We are memorial crafUmen of many statement and maybe it is an exag­ the days. Can you bring us together in street. Husband of Veronica Andratik; Golden Jubilorions WOOD SALE—Kindling, range, heater, yeart* ttanding In thia commanlty. father of Mary, Amelia, and Ernest W. geration, but we firmly agree with 2-4 furnished rms. Call Jim Kelly, KE 42U5. Whether yoa with a timple marker or furnace, firepltce blocks, mill ends—Da Andratik, all of Denver; and Mrs. Clem­ Archbishop Cushing. We must all livered $8.00 KEystone 2460. SMALL spL, fum. or unfum., for 2 girls, an elaborate monament, may we help ent R. Haekethal, Idaho Springs; grand­ Sister M. Ver,onica, formerly of yoo to make a wiae eelection? father of Marilyn, Clem, Jr,; and Wil­ Draw Attention to Truth become converts. The baptismal Roof and Trim contractor. For an honest employed. Prefer Our I-ady of Lourdes liam Haekethal, Idaho Springs. Requiem Denver, will mark her golden promises pronounced for us by our job with best materials Cali Bemia Land. location. Call PE 7651 after 6 p.m. ERICKSON Matt wat offered in SL Francis de Sales' jubilee in the Franciscan order in sponsors must be personally rati TA. 1007. APT. for 2 girls needed within a month. church Sept. 16. Interment Mt, Olivet. By Rev. John B. E bel “ The Church appears the op­ ceremonies .Wednesday, Oct. 24, fled when we become capable of Misa Hogan. DE 6124. George P. Haekethal service. “ A paradox is truth standing on ponent and yet the support of 4he in St. Anthony’s hospital, St. Louis, INSTRUCTION MEMORIAL CO. HENRY M. POHS, 4687 Quitman doing so. The back-breaking burden FEMALE HELP WANTED street Husband of Clara Poht; fathtr its head to attract attention,” G. K. state; its rival and yet its ally. Mo. The nun spent three years in assumed by our parents and the LINVILLE riANO STUDIO? Coant tor of Henry A., Francis J., and Leona Pobt; St. CHara’s orphanage, Denver, and self-sacrifice of so many men and children and adnlto. 500 Tabor Bldy. Cook for small jrroup of Sisten. Full main­ 920 Speer Bird. son of Emma Poht; brother of Robert, Chesterton once said. 'The dic­ “ The Church upholds the equal­ MA. 8718. tenance. Call at 4358 Utica St. after 4 p.m. Oppoiite Sunken Garden* Leonard, and Leona Poht, Mrt. O. V. tionary more prosaically defines a ity of men and yet the inequality the last 38 years in the Sacred women in the maintenance of our Simpson, and Mrt. Joe Sedlmayer. Re­ Heart orphanage, Pueblo. Catholic school system is a foolish NELLIE K. BLAKE, Uacher of pUno, Fine WOMAN to supervise kitchen. Two helpers paradox as “ any phenomenon or ac­ of property and power. Arta atudios, 1116 Grant St.. Denver Colo. employed. Km, and board, plus salary. UIJI-fUIJLflJIJUUUUURJUL quiem Matt wat offered in Holy Family Sister Veronica Was born in waste unless it produces Catholic church Sept. 16. Interment M t Olivet. tion with seemingly contradictory “ The Church is full of scandals ALpine 2652. Special attention to advanced For information write or call. Mount 8L qualities or phases.” The qualities Hessen-Nassau, Germany. As a men and women aware of the dig­ and betrinnera. Gertrude Academy. Boulder, Colo. DRYER & ASTLER Theodore Haekethal mortuary. and yet is holy; proclaims a law at nity and privileges that are theirs, JOBITA BARRON, 1246 Pecos street or phases, it must be noted care­ young girl she came to this coun­ WOMAN for treneral housework, no heavy once difficult and yet easy. and of the obligations rising there­ MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Wife of Natividad Barron; mother of fully, are only seemingly contradic­ try with her family and settled in cleaninR. Either resident or day work. For Mrt. C. Cortez, Anitas Felli, and John “ The Church upholds and yet op­ from. RECONDITIONED pianoi, players, grands, PRINTING CO. tory. On examination, it is found Menster, Tex., from where she information write or call, Mount St. Ger­ Barron. Requiem Mast is being offered poses religious freedom and liberty SL Peter himself exhorts us: "Be organs (pipe and reed), orchestral instru­ trude Academy. Boulder, Colo. in St. Cajetan’s church Thursday morn­ entered the Franciscan community that the apparent contradictions of conscience. ready always with an'answer to ments. 'T. R. Walker, 1845 S. Broadway. Programs and Circulars ing. Sept 18. at 9 o'clock. Interment Mt are resolved in higher unity and in St. Louis. After her profession SP 7364. Olivet. The^^ore Haekethal mortuary. “ The Church is one and yet everyone who asks a reason for the Tickets for JOSEPH RAMIREZ, 2808 Lawrence truth. she spent six years in the House Christendom has ever been divided. of Providence, Chicago, home for hope that is in you” (I Peter iii, DRESSMAKING WAIVTSD! Bazaars and Carnivals street. Husband of Ruth Ramirez: father There is no greater paradox in 16). At some point we must become of Mrt. James Storm. Requiem Matt "The Church is ever the same working girls conducted by the CHILD and teen-agers sewing. School uni- the world than the Catholic Church. aware that religion is much more Quickly Produced wat offered in Sacred Heart church Sept. and yet ever changing. sisters. After this she came to St. formt made. Hand smocking and altera- tATHOLIC REPRESENTATrVES 13. Interment Mt. Olivet Capitol Perhaps the first and greatest par­ tions. 38 W 2nd Ave. PEarl 6008. “ The Church is ever being de­ than a hereditary convenience. It Men or women, to repreaent Central Rearonably Priced mortuary. adox in the Church is the fact that Clara’s orphanage in Denver, and is an extremely personal relation­ feated and yet ever victorious.” then went to the Sacred Heart MINK FOR SALE Catholio Caaualty Co., of Omaha, UNION LABEL IF DESIRED MAMIE MARTIN. 4682 PennsylranU it is a divine institution, yet is ship between man and His Creator street. Wife of Edward Martin; mother composed of human beings. To There is a spirit of the age, a home,'Pueblo. First in charge of It is, therefore, necessary that Invest yonr money In Mink now ind make Nabr. Selling Incorat Protection for 1936-38 LAWRENCE ST. of Edward. Jr.; Mamie, and Margaret predominant error of humanity at the boys’ department, she spent 200% on your investment. Very easy to Catholio* only. In your local com­ Martin, Mrt. Luella Klann, and Loretta thia source may be traced most of every individual recognize his per­ a particular time, that the Church the last 14 years as Idndergarten raise. EASTERN DARK $85.00 for male munity. KEystone 6348 Kindivater; sister of Charles and John the lesser paradoxes so evident in sonal obligation to confirm the or female, aim hava 150 sllver-blu platinum Costello and Mrt. Elizabeth Yakieh. the Church. As G. K. C. pointed must ever oppose, as the st^rs teachu. faith he professes by his daily aC' to pick from at reduced prices. Will give [-■■■■■TrrnTrwu-nTrnTreTnrrTrrinrir Nine grandchildren alto turvive. Re­ For Interview, addreu out, these paradoxes have a very down through the ages the straight Another golden jubilarian will tions. The realization of this obli­ necessity instructions for beginners, also quiem Mats Wit offered in Holy Rotary have wire for sale. Cali Golden 490-R 4 or ONE OAT SERVICE THE RULE— church Sept. 18. Olinger mortuary. special effect—they are truths at­ course plotted out for her by be Sister M. Pancratia, who spent gation may come sooner or later, D. C. Dalton, Christ. In the 19th century the write for information to SAMUEL A. NOT THE EXCEPTION FANNIE E. HOGAN, Encampment tracting the attention of the world 43 years at Sacred Heart orphan­ but when it does, it demands a per­ ROMANO. R 8. Golden. Colo. State Agent Wyo. Mother of Mrt. Shirley Burnham; to the Church and guiding seekers error was the exaggerated notion age, mostly in the bakery and in sonal conversion. “ Born” Catholics Pnblic Cleaners grandmother of Pttriela Lee and Brook ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Box 142. Sterllnt, Colo. All G.rintnt, Innirnt At*lntt Fir* after truth to the greatest of a]l of political freedom that turned charge of the vegetable cellar. Be­ are fortunate only in this, that they Burnham III. Requiem Mata wat of­ liberty into license. In the 20th and Th.lt. fered in the Cathedral Sept. 16. Olinger paradoxes—the true Church and cause of poor health she was re­ have a headstart on the tight, road FREED SLAVES OF LKJUOR, now they mortuary. the God-Man, Jesus Christ, who century the pendulum has swung called to the mother-house last that makes thia persona) conversion free others. Alcoholics Anonymous. Box 1259. EMIDDIO COLAIANNI, 1761 Boulder. established it to the opposite extreme. The year. easier, though none the less neces­ Father of Concetta Cinea, Josephine La Church is now opposing the exag­ American Pennant izo m c i sary, for them. WANTED TO BUY bate of Youngstown. O., and Antonio The paradoxes or apparent con­ gerated notion of the power of the garment CLEANING SYSTEM Colaianni; father-in-law of Dorantina tradictions in the Catholic Church Pueblo Doctor FURNITURE, entiquea, tools, linens, Mfg. Co. Colaianoi. Pocatello. Ida. Twelve grand­ state that is totalitarianism. Yet MFGH’ S. OF were once set forth by Charles the Church is certainly awinst pienos, washing and sewing maebtnes and children and Ave great-grandchildren alto On State Board Call a miacellaneoua itema. GR 0159. HI-SCHOOL AND FRAT. BANNERS, turvive. Requiem Matt is being offered Stanton Devas, an English political neither freedom nor the authority SEALS. STATE PENNANTS. SCOUT in 8t. Patrick’s church Tburidty morn­ economist, in his able Key to the of the state—it is against only the BANNERS ing, Sept. 18, at 10 o’clock. Interment FOR SALE CHENILLE EMBLEMS. World’s Progress. He enumerates wild exaggerations of these things. Em.rsuicr Dr; CInnint S.rrlc. I Mt. Olivet Olinger mortuary. 10 spparent contradictions, seem­ ZONE €AB Sears Stoker, good condition, reasonable. MONOGRAMS AND CAPfl hour, or leu it illghl .dditlon.l c u t ANTHONV RICHTER, Mullen home That is the paradox of the PE. 0947, 1192 S. Gaylord SL 514 Uth SL. Fontina Bnllding, KE 1317 Oer Own Flint Operated on th. ingly irreconcilable but in reality M A^171 for the aged. Requiem Mass w.« offered Church, cleaving to the pathway PrenpL-'C.artMii. Sirrlc. Premiaea. in the Mullen home chapel Sept. 17. In­ proofs of the transcendent truth PHONE ALPINE 2193 terment Mt. Olivet. Day mortuary aerv of the Church. They are as follows: of truth no matter what buffeting CHEAPER RATES 381 15th Stnet Denrer 2, Colorad* winds of human doctrine or driving CLEAN NEW CABS ic«. “ The Church appears in opposi­ BILL LUCERO, LouUvlIle. Son of storms of political upheaval and Let ai show 700 monnmenU Cleotilde A. Lucero: brother of Tlborcio. tion to intellectual civilization and attack sweep over her. A Church Just Good Printing we hare erected in Mt. Olivet Trinidad; Sam, Frank, and Tom, all of yet to foster it, Denver: Mrs. Joe Gomel. Louisville: not of divine origin, not constantly The Children’s Comer Cemetery. “ The Church appears in oppo­ Mrs. Ed Conley, Leavenworth, Kana.: given divine guidance and protec­ We feature Nationally Advertised ABEGG-FELLOWS Printiug Co. and Mrs. Matt Caiadoa, Loi Angeles, sition to material civilization and tion, could never have withstood Brands for Denver Youth and Infanta A. T. THOMSON Calif. Fourteen nieces and eight nephews yet to foster it. these forces for nearly 2,000 years. also surxive. Requiem Mass wat offered Corridor. 163 Repnblle Bldg. SIS 14th St. • Denver • KE. 4084 MONUMENTS in St. Cajetan’s church Sept. 13. Inter­ “ The Church represents a reli­ If Jesus Christ Himself, Lord of Pb. Tabor 1319 600 Sherman St. TA. 8018 ment Mt. Olivet. gion of sorrow and yet of gladness, heaven and earth, submitted to PAUL J. MONOHAN. Bates Park. Ills E. Colfax Ave. Ph. Fremont 7641 Husband of Pauline Monoban; father of teaches a morality that is austere the paradox of His ignominious Mary Ann Monohan; brother of Mrt. and yet joyful. death upon the cross, then we can TAKE A TIP George Koenig. Mrs. Ethel Bernard, and only expect to find His Church a FROM t h e ; m e n John and Leo Monohan. Requiem Maas paradox too. “ The Catholic Church was offered in St. John's church, Love­ Slayers of Priests Follow the Example of the Spillane Mortuary land, Sept. 16. is an ever-existing paradox. She Built Like New best dressed man you know KITTY GREEN, 2082 Odgen street. is intensely loved and hated, as and have your fall suit ex­ 1545 So. Broadway PEarl 0723 Slater of James O'Mera, Chicago, III. Are Excommunicated Christ her Founder was intensely Rosary services were held Sept. 16. Re pertly custom tailored by Mr$e John He Spiliano ” quiem Maas and interment were in Chi­ loved and hated. She has had more 3 0 9 5 0 CONGRESS! Perfect fit, fine cago, ni. Vatican City.—The Sacred Con­ funerals arranged for her than any Registered Funeral Director & up workmanship, and individu­ JOHN BAIN, 112 S. Lincoln street. gregation of the Council has an­ other institution that ever existed. alized styling can be yours. and Embalmer Father of Leona, Agnes, and John J nounced that all those “ who par­ Time and again her property has SKILLED Bain and Mary Bain Bentley. Rosary TONY FBRRETTI services will be held Thursday evening. ticipated physically or morally in been confiscated; the exercise of CRAFTSMEN Sept. 18, at 8 o'clock in the Moore mor­ the criminal aggression” in Lan- her rights circumscribed; her Hier­ tuary. Requiem Maas will be offered in ischie, Yugoslav-occupied Venezia archy, clergy, and laity put to Dr, John B. Farley ^ Pueblo, THE CONGRESS CLOTHING CO. St. Francis de Sales' church Friday mom above, prominent Cathonc leader, Giulia, in which one priest was death; yet there she stands, older SUITS AND TOPCOATS ing at 9 ;S0. Interment Mt. Olivet. ba. been named by Gov. Lee Knou* CHARLES G. TERHERST, 2948 Wyan killed and another wounded, “ have in years and younger in spirit 433 15th St. "Special ^(tention lo Clergy” TA. 4718 to the itate board of medical ex­ UPHOLSTERING dot street. Requisan Maas is being offered incurred the ipso facto excommuni­ than she ever was. She has wit­ TAILOR i4a DE • Mail Order. READY MADE in the Cathedral Thuraday morning, cation provided for in canon law.” nessed the burials of her enemies aminer.. He lucceed. Dr. George Sept 18, at 9 o'clock. Interment Mt. A. Unfug, alio of Pueblo. Finest Selection of Fabrics Olivet. The priest killed was the Rev. of the past, as she will witness the at Pricer that iatirfy Milo Buiesicb. He was slain when ignominious .end of those govern I MRS. MARIA F. CAMPBELL crniing to the defense of Monsignor ments, institutions, and personages Agent Sent to Italy • Remodeling Requiem Maas wai offered in Blessed J.xkob Ukmar, who had come to opposed to her today. She is tr^y To Kill Tito Enemies (* Sacrament church Sept. IS for Mrs Lanischie with legitimate faculties a paradox. . . . • Repairing Maria F, Campbell, who died Sept. 11 Rome.— An agent of the Yugo­ to confer the sacrament of Confir­ “ The opposition that the Catholic in her home, 2554 Hudson atreet, following slav secret police was arrested and * Refinishing a heart attack. Mrs. Campbell was bora mation. Monsignor Ukmar, who Church has had to endure, despite confessed he was sent to Italy to in Panama City Jah. 81, 1887, and at­ was wounded, wag arrested and her soul-satisfying work, adds to All Work Guaranteed tended schools there. She tanght school assassinate enemies of Tito’s re­ charged with “ inciting a riot” Uie evidence that she is the Church for several yeara before coming to Den­ gime. Italian newspapers said the ver about 80 years ago. In 1926 she S t Paul’s association, an or­ of Christ, who said: 'If the world agent carried two false passports, CALL GL. 2549 CeAiiJicaie married Alexander M» Campbell here. ganization of priests, was dissolved hates you, know you that it has Last yaar she taught a course in Spanish with visas for Argentina, where he 1 by order of-the Yugoslav army on hated Me before you’ (St. John at Denver university. Active in church intended to go “ after my mission BUILTWELL work. Mrs. Campbell wat a member of the pretext that it bad engaged in XV, 78).” (David Goldstein, Quanenieo uutU on Italian territory was com the Blessed Sacrament Altar and Rosary "anti-people activities.” * Say Youf page 210) • FURNITURE society, the Legion of Mary, St. Norbert’a pieted.” circle, the Parent-Teachers’ association, Coeftdf P id A cita ie and the Pan-American club. Surviviag, UPHOLSTERING CO. besides Hr. Campbell, is a daughter, Stable No Longer Church 3420 Quivas • Sonia Campbell. Interment Mt. Olivet DORAN You may buy here with confi­ W. P. Horan ft Son service. HATTERS dence. Backing up our own MRS. ANNABELLE MOORE reputation in the monument Rmuiem Has. i. being offerwl in Pre>- I “Bat Rseondltioning entation church Thursday morning, Sapt. Sarvica Excinaivel^ STUDENTS I / business, we offer you the writ­ 18, at 9 o'clock for Hr>. Annabcilc ten guarantee of the long estab­ Moore, who died Sept. IS in her home, 7 3 3 El. Colfax at Clarkaon Corrected Vision mei less 1068 Knox court. Mrs. Moore, who w*> CALL MAIN 6898 eye-tlrain. lished, financially responsible bom in New Brun.wtck, Canada, cam* Fw Fra. Plek-ap u d Dallvny firm that quarries and processes to Denver in 1890. Her husband died Swvic. ' Neglected Vision can cause 45 yeara ago. She was a member of . stndy-fali(ue and low mJiooI the famous Rainbow granites. St. Eljzabeth's Purgatorial society and marks. H e r e , every Catholic service is super­ Your purchase is fully protect­ the Little Flower league. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Mary C. Wsish, Since your visloq may have vised by Francis J. Cervi, former student ed, down through the years. Weaterfield, Mass.; Mrs. Grace Thomp­ changed, arAnre for an eye son, Spiingfleld, Mass.: Mrs. Christine examination now. Paul Weiu of St. Thomas Seminary. Savage, New Brunswick; and Miaa Grace C. Fraaer and Mrs. Minnie Cady, both of Optician scientifically and cor­ Capitol provides complete, beautiful and JACQUES BROTHERS Denver; a nephew, the Rev. R. B. Fraser, rectly maket lensef to • your memorable Catholic service at a central loca­ Canada; seven grandehildrenr and three doctor’s prescription. Since 1902 great-grandchildren. Interment Mt. tion— and at costs any family can afford. Many Madera Rim-Stylea. 8 m Them I HONTmENTS OF DtSTlNCTTON Olivet. Olinger mortuary. Ask for illustrated booklet describing Capi­ 28 E. 6 th Ato. ALpine 2019 OXYfifN IHIRAPY SfltVlCl tol's facilities and services. Furnished without FLOWERS , obligation. 5p«cj«l Fanerml Spray mods of SeoMiiftl HOSPITAL BEDS Flowan WrtAth of grssii boaaty. $19. Aa appro- WHEEL CHAIRS m g jg g ' 1620 prUU expreoaloB of aympothy from m i m INVALID WALKERS or a froQp. ^^UAPAHOE^^ For 26 yeart Mate wat offerad HEAT AND SUN LAMPS COLD SPRING THE BLOSSOM SHOPS driva for funds to build a new CIIPmiL mORTUIIRV daily in thia remodeled ateble, but charcb. Masses , will be said in CRUTCHES AND CANES MONUMENTS Uptown, 221 E. 7th Ave. * CH. I4U 14th Avsnus at Uneoln (0pp. Stats Cspitol) KEyttena 0281 IBCAUTIFUL 0/KAniT($ Park Bill. 1519 Locust DE. 1593 now it baa been abandoned at St. the school auditorium until the 17S9 Welton BIAln 618S OPTICIAN “ CALL AND CHARGE tr> Mary'e pariah, Puablo, bagiita a new church ig built. ■'I I

Thursday, Sept. 18, 1947 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOUC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4206 PAGE ELEVEN The Denver Catholic Register President...... „„.Most Rev. Archbishop Urbsn J. Vehr, D.D. Editor...... Rt. Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D., Jour.D. Registorials M a n a ^ g Director...... Rev. John B. Cavanagh, M.A., Litt.D. Associate Editors— M. F. Everett, Jour.D.; Rev. Francis Syrianey, Hear M.A.; Linus Riordan, A.B., Litt.M.; Rev. James B. Hamblin, M.A.; His creatures. By determining that comes a frightful little monster in Rev. John Ebel, M.A.; Rev. Robert Kekeisen, M.A.; James Feely, Wherefore nature, God has ^ven the stand­ No Principles, whom even God will find it diffi­ M.A. ard by which things am to be cult to see His image. Entered as second class matter at the post office at Denver, Colo. The Mind? judged good or bad. What con­ No Education forms to that nature is good, what A s k a n d L e a r n By Rev. Jamks B. Hamblin goes against it, is bad. And so, By Rev. Robert E. Kekeisen Published Weekly by All the incidentals betoken the Labor Learns The writer has always had a even the great Montague to the By James T. F eely THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY (Inc.) sneaking suspicion that most par­ contrary notwithstanding, it is return of the student to the school. 938 Bannock Street, 1 Registrations, initiations, get-ac- One of the most encouraging ents who disregard the Church’s true that God’s might does make developments in the Catholic warning against sending children right Things are I’^ght because quainted parties, assemblies, ori­ Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 1620 entation programs, even imposing social apostolate is the growth KOA to secular colleges are the victims they agree with the nature God of labor schools and institutes of ignorance rather than malice. has determined for them, not be­ football schedules presehted with Subscription: $1 per year. the natural optimistic view— these throughout the nation. Catholic Club Subscription, with The Register, L«cal Edition, $1.30 per Y ^ r The basis for the warning is the cause they are agreeable to proud working men and their union lead­ irrationally materialistic philoso­ man. thingps have all been taken care No Club Subscription Pnce Offered Outside Colorado. of, and now there remains the ser­ ers are coming together in many 11:15 phy that 18 presented to untrained In another place Montague tees states of the nation under Church Thursday, September 18, 1947 minds. Yet I wonder whether the o ff on the solution to the prob­ ious task of educating the pupil. -If only all the educators in the world auspices to study the teachings of majority of parents have the faint­ lem of evil through the presence realized how serious that task is. the Popes about business, wages, EVERY SUNDAY NIGHT est idea of what we are talking of original sin by asking whether unions, property, profits, etc. about when we use the word “ phi­ anything done by so recent an in­ A medical student must learn all OFPIClALi ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER about the human body before he One of the most systematic ef­ losophy.” Does it mean anything habitant of this planet as man forts in this direction in the coun­ The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. more to them than the reflections could justify the suffering that can begin to understand the in­ Questions on r«li{pon submitted by the radio tricacies of his profession. An try is that conducted by the Dio­ We confirm it as the official publication of the Archdiocese. What­ of Eddie Guest, Ted Malone, or took place in the ages that pre­ cese of Hartford. Conn., which in­ audience answered on the archdiocesan broadcast. ever appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or ceded man’s appearance. Of automobile mechanic must have a Carl Zomar? 1 think not clear mental picture of the make­ cludes a variety of predominantly those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. It might be profitable, then, for course it does notj but the ordi­ industrial territory. Until last We hope The Register will be read in every home of the up of a motor before he can decide the parent who has a child of cq^ nary untrained mind would not year. Father Joseph F. Donnelly, Archdiocese. « what causes this particular ope to Booklets on Catholic Church available free of cost lege age to examine the Sept, u be able to answer that the doc­ director of th? Hartford Labor in­ We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivata a taste in cough and sputter. The teacher issue of the Saturday Review of trine of original sin has never stitute, was the only diocesan to ah inquirers. the children of the Archdiocese for the reading of The Register. been used to explain the presence must know something about the Literature in which appears an nature of the human person be­ priest in the nation devoting his fi URBAN^J. VEHR, of tragedy in the world except article by William P. Montague, fore he can hope to inculcate char­ full time to this work. Jan. 29. 1942. Archbishop of Denver. entitled “ Does the Universe Have that which followed man’s fall. In a report summing up the WRITE TO Indeed, real tragedy is possible acter and knowledge in his charges. a J4ind?” Montague, who is char­ The obvious failure of many work in that diocese in the past acterized as one of America’s,most only for beings that can realize five years. Father Donnelly points ASK AND LEARN, Station KOA, I what might or what should have modem educators must be laid at creative thinkers, is giving his the door of their philosophy. A out that from the original night Denver 2, Colorado City of God: last series of lectures at Columbia been. There was no tragedy be­ school for labor 14 branches have fore the existence of man; con­ man’s philosophy, in the sense we university this year—the formal wish to stress, is the sum of the been developed and established in Standing Book for the Times close of a teaching career that be­ flict of forces, yes, but not trag­ various Connecticut cities. Now edy. principles by which he rules his By Paul H. H allett plied to movements apparently gan on the staff of Radcliffe at about 20 priests are engaged in In a word, Montague goes to own life and hy which he influ­ (Tk0 first of a series of interpre­ contradictory. But fundamentally the turn of the century. ences the lives of those with whom teaching labor ethics, labor his­ ' w es ww^-nrerysrw wye w w w w w ^w ww^ w w w w w sr erw w ’ tations of noteworthy books of the they can be reduced to either one The article is not easv reading, great lengths to prove that God tory, etc., and as many laymen is not omnipotent, good, or eter­ he comes in contact. Philosophy is Fathers.) of the two cities by the great toivh- but it is typical of the blasphemy are conducting courses in labor nal. But what be does not seem the theoretic basis for pracueal ■Soon after the initial panic stone that Augustine used: Where that under the cloak of creative everyday life. As a man oelieves; law, parliaraentuy law, public ; MORGAN, LEIBMAN & HICKEY caused by the Nazi overrunning of is their love? Where do they place thinking distracts the minds, blasts to realize, and what his students, speaking, and similar subjects. therefore will never realize, is so will he act, if he is true to his France in 1940, there appeared an their end? In God or in self? Both the morals, and undermines the convictions. Forums are conducted regularly, ambitious little manifesto written the Machiavellian and the un- faith of any youngster who hears that he is not talking about God with business executives as well at all. He has only taken the proof If a teacher believes .that a child riVSl/RAiVCE SIIVCE 1887 in the name of 17 intellectuals, Christian humanitarian prove it. Most parents will give up in must be esteemed as little better as labor leaders as speakers. The called The City of Man. It is still thenlielves to be true sons of Cain despair after two or three para­ for the' existence of God back State Legislature always gives the BUY MORE FIRE INSURANCE NOW another step.' 'He still has not than the dog that follows him to interesting as an example of the in this: They both build their graphs, but we remind them that school, what kind of educational Labor institute a respectful hear­ muddled thinking of those :M PJf. it's a new furnace you need, or a new roof. Whatever KFEL YOU PAY ONLY 5 0 ^ A ROOM A MONTH the repair, don’t wait Investigate paying the cost of labor anir^Qigterials with an FHA Title One loan from the American National Bank of Denver,'then repay the loan in convenient monthly installments. MAin 5314 If down-town parking is a problem, use the Ameriean'e new Parking Plasa. It affords convenient parking to the general public and free i^-hour parking to bank patrons. F . J . 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KBTABUaiUCO BINCB IH* of The American Fixture Co. ' Mwofactarm «f aiUKCH PEWS AND ALTARS THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK Denver CHURCH FURNITURE BANK, BAR, AND STORE FIXTURES SEVENTEENTH AND LAWRENCE STREETS MOheork of AU Kind* FRANK KIRCHBOF. PrertdeiU 1232 ARAPAHOE 8T. C. f , BTAHL, Secretary DENVER, COLO. PAGE TWELVE Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyatone 4205 Thursday, Sept. 18, 1947

EXECUTIVE GROUP OF DENVER ACCN i? I The Finonclol Responsibility Low i AUTO INSURANCE St. Dominic’s PTA 2S8 Are EnroDed I MEETS S E P ^ t AT X. OF C. HALL Soys You Should Have RATES REDUCED The fall activities for the Den­ this month. Nurses and their4am- Property ond Liability Insuronce Enrolled to Hilt ver Archdiocesan Council of Cath­ :1ies are requested to attend the h Loyola Sdiool olic Nursei will be initiated with, reception. SAV l M ONEY (St. Deminle’t Pariah, Denwer) an executive committee meeting (Loyola Parish, Dsnvar) (Thi$ Law Become$ Effective O ct 1, 1 9 4 7 ) Ypn p«7 on* flat premium aacb tiz montht and get— St. Anthony’* Hotpitnl A drive for membership in the Thursday, Sept. 18. at 4 p.m. Mrs. Dorothy Becker will serve A final check shows that Loyola $5,000/110,000 BODILY |NJURY LIABILITY PTA took place Sept. 15-16. It at the.Knighta of Columbus build­ as educational director for St. An­ school has a record enrollment of Be Sure You Are Properly Insured $5,000 PROPERTY DAMAGE resulted in a 100-per-cent enroll­ ing, 1576 Grant street, Denver. thony’s training school for nurses. ment among the parents of the This committee is composed of the 268 pupils. For lack of space it 80/20 COLLISION Mary Lou Riordan, Alice Brady, pupils in the school. Many parents three Catholic hospital nurse train­ is impossible to accept more. And Protect Your Right to Drive FIRE and THEFT and Nedra Wolfe have been on of former students and other well- ing school superintendents, Sister Sister Elizabeth Patrice came WINDSTORM. CYCLONE. TORNADO. HAIL wishers of the school became the nneral staff since the middle You Save on All Coverages With Francis Clair, St. Joseph’s hos­ of June. The three nurses are from Cincinnati to replace the sponsor-members. The drive was pital; SistcT Mai^ Jerome, Mercy Current Six Uonthe Rates lor Denver from St. Anthony’s hospital. Car- under the chairmanship of Mmes hospital; and Sister Marv Louis, third-grade teacher. Sister Maiy roll, la. Miss Virginia Wade, mem­ STATE FARM MUTUAL Clyde Marchesc and Joseph Mc- S t Anthony’s hospital; the three Edmona. The latter has been trans­ Most 1937 to 1942 Cars______$19.60 bership chairman, St. Anthony’s Closkey. The regular room mothers educational directors oi the Cath,- ferred to Glockner-Penrose hospi­ and officers assisted in compiling hospital, secured Misses Dorothy olic training schools. Miues Jesis- Garbarino, Ann Marie Petraglia, tal in Colorado Springs, • INSURANCE COMPANY! Most 1946-1947 Cars______$25.00 the returns and in interviewing ica Ryle, Charlotte Stack, and Mrs. the parents. Nedra Wolf, Mary Lou Riordan, ’The school children con­ (Outside Denveri $1.20 Lets) Dorothy Becker; Mrs. Helen O’­ Alice Brady, Mary Joe Schenk, World’s Largest Insurance Company Taachart’ Tea Planned Connell, ACCN credit union treas­ tributed almost $900 to the new BImllu 8evin(« on Other Hekee enO Tear Modele Mary Ann Dome, Julia Tokar, and urer; the present officers and the Nen-Aeeeeeabli—A-plee Retina The PTA is planning a teachers’ Alberta Marie Gavardi as new school fund during the past year For Full Particulars Call officers for 1946, and all commit­ t u MeJehekerehip Fee at Ineeptloa of Poller tea for Friday, Sept. 26, at 2 p.m. ACCN members. Miss Wade will and they are determined to reach LUeUiM tee chairmen. Sistqr M a^ Thecla, in the church auditorium. The tea attend Loretto Heights college this the $1,000 mark very soon. A . H. Erpelding Morton A. Halbert is given annually in honor of the Mercy hospital, and the Rev. Har­ FARMERS AUTO INSURANCE - Jack E. Hall year. Under the management of Mra. (Member of 8 t Jtaito* ParP (Membor of Oar Lady of Loordot teaching sisters in. order that they ley Schmitt, A c CN spiritual di­ The graduation class of 1947 Pariah) 425 TEMPLE COURT BLDG. 628 - ISth ST. AL. 0466 may meet the parents and mem­ rector, Colorado Springs unit is home on terminal vacation in Frances Day, hot lunches are AL. 5484 or also are members of the executive Aleo 9131 East Colfax Phone Aurora 824J bers of the association. Mrs. A. H. reparation for th6 Colorado State being served to the school children A t 5484 or committee. Sister Mella, St. Fran­ Garbella will be in charge of the lurses’ board examination, which evary class day. Mrs. Day is as­ . Re$., DE. 5829 Ret., PE. 8049 tea and the past presidents will cis’ sanatorium, Denver, will be a will be given this fall. guest at this meeting. sisted by Mrs. Pasker. assist AH the parents of the chil­ St. Joiapk'* Hotpital dren and the sponsors of the as- The monthly meeting will be The members of the Altar so­ socation are invited to join the held in connection with the re­ Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas James dality will receive corporate Com­ officers in the tea and reception ception the archdiocese is giving announce the marriage of thdr munion Sunday. Plans were made to the sisters. for the Most Rev. Hubert Newell, daughter, Madeline Maiy James, at their meeting last week to bViy to Richard Joseph Margmn Sept. a complete set of white vestments m o t o r i s t s Mrs. Robert Bennett, vice presi­ Thursday, Sept 26, from 8 to 10 Recommended Firms 13 prior to a Nuptial Mass in to be used on the occasion of the dent; Mrs. A. F. Zarlengo, past p.m. in the Knights of Columbus Protect your right to drive. Assumption church, Welbyk silver jubilee of Loy6la church in president; and Mmes. A.. H. Gar­ nail. This is a civic reception to Be informed on new law. which all are invited. Mrs. Thomas Sister Kathleen, former night August, 1948. bella, . Peter Menardi, and J. K. supervisor, is taking Sister Ann’s for AUTO Weigel represented the local PTA Morrissey is the chairman, and Father William J. O’Shaugh- the hostesses for the reception will lace as obstetrical supervisor, nessy, S.J., baptized Andronico at the senool of instruction for lister Ann was transferred to St. Edward T. O'Briea Agency the Denver deanery at the Cath­ include all the presidents of the Cordova, the son of Mr. and Mrs. organizations of which Bishop- Joseph’s hospital, Leavenworth, Manuel Cordova. The sponsors SERVICE olic Charities annex Sept. 16, and Kans. will be pleased to supply any motorists with all facts attended the luncheon which fol­ elect Newell was spiritual director. were Mr. and Mrs. George Gomez. As the regular meeting falls on Sister M a^ Daniels is the new * pertaining to this law. lowed at the Knights of Columbus night supervisor. Attend CPTL Meeting hall. the date of the reception for Father Newell, there will be no meeting Sister Agnescine replaces Sister The following PTA ofiicers and l\o obligation. The Altar and Rosary society Vincentia on first floor. council members were present at We represent only the Best Insurance Companies Rackley Rros. HI»tors held its first fall social event, a Sister Vincentia is now at Provi­ the Catholic Parent-Teacher league card party. Sept, 17 in the church dence hospital, Kansas City, Mo. school of instruction held in the auditorium. A large crowd of par­ Betty Jackson Wed Call TA. 7255 or write to Sales — STUDERARER — Service Miss Margaret Hynes, ’47, who Shirley-Savoy hotel Thursday, ishioners and friends attended. is working at St. Mary’s. Grand Sept 11: Mmes. Grant, Trainor, Denver’s Finest and Best Equipped Shop Proceeds will be used to purchase Edward T. O’Brien Agency ADTO EEFPAIRING ON ALL MAKE CARS in St. Philomeno's Junction, was a recent visitor be­ Gannon, Doherty, Leabo, Boyle, EXPERT BODY AND PENDER WORK - OIIALITT PAINTING new kitchen equipment for the cause of the illness of her father, Nalty, Roach, Saya, Decker, Bea­ CVSU|IANCE church auditorium. The party was STEAM CLSANINQ • WASHING • LUBSICATION • SERVICS . In a formal double-ring cere­ R. W. Hynes, Arvada. vers, and Linnebur. in charge of Mrs. Phil Gartland Mrs. Betty Moriarity is the 1629 Broadway, Denver, Colorado 660 So. B’dwy. — New Location — RA. 2826 an'd her committee. mony Aug. 30 in St. Philomena’a Mrs. Grant was in charge of the church, Denver, Miss Betty Lee ^ e s t of her sister, Mrs. Edward ways and means sectional meeting. The Holy Name society and the Geiger. ushers held their first meeting Jackson, twin daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 0. L. Jackson, became the Miss Jeanne Webster, ’ 47, is AUTO REPAIRING AUTHORIZED Sept. 11 in the reading room of working in the hospital at Monte PACKARD the rectory. Father V. R. Hughes, bride of William W. Hope, son of SERVICE Mr. and Mrs. David Hope of Platte Vista. Misses Margaret Stehno, Experienced Mechanics The Only Peehard Benrtee to Danrer O.P., pastor, presided and an­ Helen Roach, Dora Maxine All Make Care City, Mo. The ceremony was per- nounced that these societies will Ruggles, Helen Vance, and Lucille All Work Guannteed Packard Dedver Co. be directed by the Rev. J. G. Domenico, ’ 47, are on the general DIetribntore Forquer, O.P., beginning with the staff. Now In Onr New Bnlldini October meeting. Motion pictures Holly's Auto Service 1700 Lincoln TA. IIW Mrs. Edward Lumborg, 1777 P. t » 7 were enjoyed, and a lunch was Remember the Church ISO So. Broedwey 8 Franklin, and Mrs. Ruth Shannon, served after the business session. 601 St Paul, were recent patients Choir to Retumo Przctico in the hospital. National Auto Body & Radiator Co. The choir will resume practice Mr. and Mrs. Edward Geiger FRANK J. NASTLEY, Member St. Frenele de Selee Parleh after the summer intermission Fri. were called to Albuquerque, N. RADIATORS, BODIES, HOODS AND FENDERS day evening. Sept. 19, after the Mex., three weeks ago because of R8PAIRED AND HANUFASTintED [_ Holy Hour. High Masses will be the illness of Mrs. Geiger’s sister, Repeliint Wrecke a Specialty . Qnality Painting resumed on Rosary Sunday, Oct. Sister William Anna, who is with in the Sisters of Charity there. Her DENVER U EAST EIGHTH AVBNU* at 10:30. Father Forquer has PHONE TA. 2SU been appointed director of the condition is now improved. choir by Father Hughes. Mrs. Dan­ Mercy Hospital iel DiDinato will continue as or­ Dr. and Mrs. A. P. Haley, 3358 YOUR WILL ganist. Jackson, announce the birth of a Father Hughes has announced daughter, Mary Sheila, Aug. 29, RADIO i^ERVICE the following assignments: Altar Mrs. Haley is the former Miriam A CompleOa New Senriee lor Car or Home Radioe and Rosary society, altar Roberts. Miss Dorothy Fawkes, boys, and sacristry, the Rev. John nursing arts instructor, will at­ REMEMBER THE ITa Wm Serve You Best Kempis Eulberg, O.P.; and so­ tend Denver university part time dality and school athletics, the this fall. Rev, J, B. Dering, O.P. Other News JAMES MOTOR CO. « The sodality will receive Com­ Prof, and Mrs. Frank Horan, POOR MISSIONS munion in the 7:30 o’clock Mass Notre Dame university, were 1S78 Lincoln Hedge & Plymouth Sales A Service KE. 8S21 Sunday, Sept. 21, and will hold its house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Peter first fall meeting in the rectory Golden, 1929 Niagara. refectory Tuesday evening, Sept. Miss Doris Frances Moore. ’47, OF THE ARCHDIOCESE 28. Denver General hospital, left Sept. Religious instruction for public 16 to accept an appointment with rade school children will be^in the Veterans’ hospital at Fort DENVER'S FlISEST aturday. Sept. 20, in the pairsh Lyons. Mrs. Rose Allen, venereal school, 25th and Grove street, disease consultant, a n d Miss BODY A PAIIVT SHOP from 10 until 11 o’clock. The Louise Maloy, cancer control con­ QUICK SERVICE I classes will be taught by the sis- sultant for the state of Colorado, Form of Beqnttl for ters,. Parents of children attending returned Monday from a trip to Rody * Fender * Paint * Upholstery the public schools are urged to Mra. Wm. W . Hope the Western slope, where they con­ Estahlishment of A ll Makes have their children attend these sulted with the various public classes regularly, beginning Satur- formed before the Rev. Dr. Edward health county nurses. Funds for Edaetdion Woeber. A dinner party was QUALITY AT A FAIR PRICE Mrs. Dorothy Bann, ACCN served for the bridal party and ^he Holy Hour will be held Fri vice president, attended the lay- of Priests: members of the immediate family day evening. Sept. 19, from 7:30 women’s retreat at Loretto to 8:30 and will be conducted by at the K. of C. club and a recep­ CAPITAL CHEVROLET CO. tion was held in the bride’s home Heights in August. Father Forquer, who will also de­ M^iss Bertha Lies has obtained from 8 to 10 p.m. 13th and Broadway TAbor .'sl9l liver the sermon. Devotions to the three new council members from nfant of Prague, St. Frances Miss Jackson was given in mar­ Fitzsimons hospital, where she is Xavier Cabrini, and Blessed Mar­ riage by her father. She wore an employed as a civilian nurse. Miss tin will form a part of the Holy ivory, tight-fitting bodice satin Lies spent the Labor day holidays SEAT COVERS Hour. gown with long train and sweet­ in Glenwood Springs. heart neckline. The fingertip- New council members ai:e Miss AUTO Plastics \ • Fibers length veil fell from a beaded Lisette Du Bres, Pitkin County crown. She carried an orchid on a hospital, Aspen; Miss Laura Han­ Rayons , Series of Plays white prayer book with streamers sen, Mrs. Faye'4Iarvey, Miss Jean HEATERS AvatlabI* lo U in j Popniw of stephanotis. Putterni and Colon Nesbitt, Miss Doris Lee Shields, Listed for Tots The maid of honor was Miss and Miss'Frances Zemitis, Colo­ CONVERTIBLE TOPS t Mary Joe Jackson, her twin sister, rado General hospital; Mrs. Mar­ Get jReody for INVESTIGATE OUR and the bridesmaids were Patricia ion Ann Putman, 1566 Em­ EASY PAYMENT PLAN Junior Entertainment, Inc., will Ann Jackson, Mrs. Herman Bauer, poria, Aurora; and Mrs. Florence Winter Now! open its sixth Series of programs and Miss Delores Dittavio, who Schram, superintendent of the » Woodrow Wilson for children on Oct. 11. The 1947- wore white crepe dinner gowns- Boulder County hospital, Boulder. 48 series will be presented at They carried bouquets of pink This brings the ACCN membership MARSHALL Auto Upholstery Phipps auditorium, and will consist gladioli. to 560. Any Catholic nurse who is Member St. Fnnel* d* Bata* Parkh of five carefully chosen produc Robert L. Jackson, the bride’s not a member may become one by AUTO SUPPLY tions. brother, was William Hope’s best sending the membership dues of 692S.B dw y. PE 5264 The series is as follows: Oct. man, and ushers were Lloyd $1.25 per year to the chairman, J. B. DONIPHAN, Mgr. 11, The Three Little Pigs by Stakebake of Denver and Jack EXPERT ■■ ■" Mrs. Earl Baker, 930 Magnolia AL. 2083 Proctor Marionettes of Springfield, Offit and William Wills, both of street, Denver 7. Dues paid now 111; Nov. 15, Hansel and Gretel by 1530 BROADWAY AUTO REPAIR Kansas City, Mo. include the rest of this year as All Makes Junior League players; Feb. 14, After a wedding trip to the well as the entire year of 1948. Easy Time Payments Junior Vaudeville, cast of junior Northe»st the couple will make players from Denver public their home in Kansas City, Mo., September Bride Northwestern Auto Go. schools; March 13, A Fairy Tale where the bridegroom is attending by Junior League players; and college. 549 Broadway TAbor 6201 April 13, Simple Sijimon by Edwin Strawliridge of New York. Season tickets for the perform­ KFEL Hour to Present *■ T “Joe” Yoang ances will go on sale in the Denver public schools and Chappell house, Life of St. Godelino PACKARD SPECIALIST 1300 Logan street, on Sept 22. WILL HAKE YOUR CAR TOUNGKV Junior Entertainment, Inc. is a .The Ave Maria Hour dramatiza­ ''I non-profit organization supported tion from KFEL in Denver, Sun­ Auto Service Station the Junior league, Ciyic Sym­ day, Sept. 21, at' 11 p.m. will be A PERMANENT BURSE FOR THE PERPETUAL EDUCATION OF Bannock and Twelfth CH. 8234 phony, Denver public schools, Den­ based on thb life of St, Godelina, ver public library, and other civic who, after being perseedted for A SEMINARIAN IS $6,000. ANY PORTION OF organizations. years by her mother-in-law and Officers recently elected for the husband, was put to death on COM PLETE year are Mrs. Charles J. Down­ orders of the latter. The fame of THIS, HOWEVER, CAN BE LEFT. ing, president; Mrs. F. Park Kin­ the beauty of Godelina spread from i '' ney, vice president; Mrs. R. G. her native Boulogne as far as MOTOR TUNE-UP Smith, secretary; and Aubrey T. Flanders, and of her many saitors. Speedometer Service Bennett, treasurer. Bertolf of Ghistelles used political A children’s play competition influence to gain her consent In THE SUM OF $450 WILL TAKE CARE Antomotive Part. will be sponsored by Junior En­ her new home, Godelina found a Wholeaale and Retail tertainment, Inc. to produce a new bitter enemy in Bertolf’s mother, manuscript for the Junior League who induced her son to forsake his ScoH BaHery Co. players to enact on. March 13. All wife, and confined Godelina in a OF A STUDENT FOR ONE YEAR non-professional authors are urged narrow cell. After a time, she Willard Batteries ' to submit their original plays to managed to escape, followed by her CMNYSIER-PLYMOUTH' Chappell house before Felx 1. En­ husband, who seemingly repentent 14tb at Bannock u m m M O T o in o . tries are being sent to all high promised to restore his wife to her IWOSBIWaOWAYCaSMbl Civic Center MA. 02$S schools and colleges in ttis region. rightful position, but her return to Additional entry blanks can be se­ Ghistelles was the signal for a For Further Information, Apply at cured at Chappell house. renewal of persiccution. Bertolf’s attempts to dispose of his wife and Tba lirma llataj bar. daaarva to ba ranambaraJ wban roa ara ilia- his eventual contrition form one of BRAKE RELINE $10.95 AND UP trlbntlac year palrooafa to lha dif- the most dramaUc stories of M r., Edward J. Katmen ii Itraal llaaa at buabiaaa history. ■hewn above following her mar­ FORD, CHEVROLET, PLYMOUTH riage in Loyola church, Denver, Othar Can Prapartleaatair Lew Sapt^ 6. The former Nancy E. Save Yours Cheeked Netcr-~Avoid the RuthI Gibbon*, tk* i* a daughter of Mr. CHflnCERV OFFICE STATE INSPECTION DUE NOW LOGAN GARAGE and Mr*. Austin Gibbon, of 2925 Race and a graduate of Sacred IF« Spedaliuu in Front End Work ^ Heart high lebool. Her hutband, a A R T MALIVATI chemical engineer, wee etationed 1636 L o r u StrM i Denver, Ooloralo TIRE AND BATTERY SERVICE WIim I Balaaelng — Body and Fonder, and Ante Repairing at tba medical depot in Denver in 1733 Glenarns TAbor 5357 tba war. The eoupla era living in 275 So. Logak 8P. 3811 CbJcaga.— (Neal photo) Thursday, Sept. 18, 1947 Office,, 988 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4206 PAGE THIRTEEN

COLORADO SPRINGS ACCN MEMBERS FINE—SELECTION Colorado l^prings IBonlder School Shower (or Nuns OF—FALL—FURS ELECT HELEN HUBER, LIDA M'KENNA VH *f WerU Wat Nib I COLFAX AT WABHINOTON Colorado Springs.— The flrsl Mrs. Robert Scott and her KK 4B7C Has l\l Students fall meeting of the local unit, mother, Mrs. Vincent Hascall, are Set in Brighton Boulder.— (Sscred Heart Par­ Conncil of Catholic Nurses took spending a week in Denver visit­ ish)— Sacred Heart school opened place Sept. 8 at St, Francis’ hos­ ing Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Stein­ Brighton.— A food shower will on Sept 2 with a record enroll­ pital. Miss Helen Huber was er. They had a three-week va­ be tendered the sisters this Sun­ ment. Two hundred and twelve elected vice president and Miss cation in Estes Park. day. Every member of the parish students registered as compared Lida McKenna, secretary of the Mr. and Mrs. John Drexel will is asked to remember the sisters to 184 for last year. Two new organization to fill vacancies arrive home Saturday from Chi­ by some gift of food. Persons courses have been added for caused by the resignation of Mrs. cago and South Bend, Ind. They may call at the convent any time 60th eighth grade students— industrial Adrienne Young and Miss Rose accompanied their nephew, An­ Sunday afternoon. This will gpve arts for boys and home economics Ann Simon. thony Hurtz, who has entered the parish an opportunity to meet for mrls. There are also two new Miss Huber, science instructor Notre Dame university. the two new members of the com­ faculty members. Sister Mary Mer­ at Glockner-Penrose hospital, is a Miss Ellen Blunt left Sept. 12 munity, Sister Mechtilde and Sis­ Anniversary cedes, who teaches kindergarten graduate of the College of Mt St. to attend the Convent of the Visi- ter Doris. and first grade, and Sister Mary Joseph and the Good Samaritan Ution at Washington, D. C. She St. Augustine’s Altar and Ro­ Marguerita, second grade teacher. hospital school of nursing, Cincin­ is the daughter dt Colonel and sary society held its first meeting One of the main objectives at nati, 0. Mrs. W ilfr^ Blunt. of the fall season on Thursday, Sale CHURCH GOODS J. D. Craocb 0. D. O’Brt*,! Sacred Heart school will be the Miss McKenna, who is nurse•sery Miss Elizabeth Powell, daughter Sept. 11, in the parish hall. Mrs. LARGE STOCK OP RELIGIOUS hobby show to be given in No­ supervisor at the same bosp;>ital, of Dr. Henry Powell, left by plane John Marino and Mrs. Henry Man- GIFTS AND GREETING CARDS vember and in w ^ h the entire ia a graduate of the Providence SepL 12 for Wellesley college cini were hostesses. , PERKINS-SHEAIIEB school will partici^te. Prizes are hospital school of nursing, Kan­ where she will enter her junior The pre'Mdent, Mrs. A. A. Kipp, THE WIGWAM to be award^ by the Mothers’ club sas City, Kans., and attended St. year. En route, she will visit at presided at the business meeting. 102 No. Tejon of the school. Mary college, Xavier, Kans. Mrs. Haversham, R. I., where she will The society voted to send Mrs. TABLIWARE, GIFTS COLORADO SPBINCS' m E. PIKES PEAK AVE. Negotiations have been made Young has gone to Omaha, Neb., be the guest of Miss Nancy Evans Kipp as a delegate to the regional SMARTEST 8 T 0 M for a showing some time next week to accept a position at S t Joseph’s at a house party for Village jnn conference of the NCCW in El hospital there. Miss Simon has iora. They will make plans for NOW OPEN! of the movie, Colorado, which is Paso, Tex., in October. Store for Men sponsored by the Denver Poet. gone to her home in. North Platte, this year’s incoming freshmen. A number of women from the and HOUSEWARES AT OUR NEW LOCATION Neb. The guert speaker at the On Sept. 19 the Village juniors parish will attend the retreat at Boys Shop Many improvements were made meeting was the Rev. William Mnl- will arrive at Wellesley college during the summer months not El Pomar dn Colorado Springs this Colorado Springs cahy; for the opening of the college week end. Come, celebrate with us. This Women's Casnal Shop only at the school but also at Sac­ year. red Heart church and convent. A Miss Nancy Jones entertained Hardware, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hendricks Mrs. A. A. Kipp and Mrs. Fred storewide sale of dinner- large new boiler was installed in in her home, 1811 N. Nevada, “m -TEEN” SHOP of Akron announce the marriage Starbuck attended the ACCW ware, glass, silver, gifts and 114 EAST CUCHARRAS ST. the central heating system, which Sept. 6, honoring Miss Mary Jo POR GIRLS U TO U of their daughter, Edith Hen­ meeting in the Catholic Charities honsefurnishings is the news —OPPOSITE COURTHOUSE— serves the three institutions and Dwire, who left this week for annex, Denver, on SepL 18. ______X ...... Boulder, where she will be a sen dricks, to Irvin J. Foley, son of of the yearl the exteriors of the buildings were Mr. and Mrs. John Foley, 310 W. An important meeting of the painted. New equipment, includ­ ior in high 'school. Guests were THE MOST BBAUTIPUL Misses Margaret Healy, Willie Bijou, Aug. 30. The Rev. Du Holy Name society has been called OIMNG BOOH IN THB HTTI ing stoves, were installed in the ane Theobald officiated at the for Thursday, Sept. 18, at 8 lunch room, which was also re­ Wintz, Ann Jansing, Mary Alice HEIDELBERG’S ceremony before a Nuptial Mass o’clock in the meeting room of the painted and redecorated. A new Fitzgerald, Paula Montgomery, CU)THING RUTH’S OVEN in the Immaculate Conception Ca rectory. It is hoped that a large stove was also installed in the con­ Alice Mary Boyd; Doris Kerby, MOST DISTINCTIVE COmEE SHOP thedral in Denver. Miss Lon group of men will attend. vent. The buildings were wired for Pat Saidy, and Mary Katherine M«n’« Fumi$htiiK$ Foley, sister of the bridegrroom, nNE PAS17UES new electric bells installed for the Schmidt. The schedule for catechism Carson's 10 NORTH TEJON ST. 220 No. Tejon St. school classes. On Sept. 11, a group of St. was maid of honor, and Andrew classes is as follows: Mary's church clergy, principals P. Leonard, nephew of the bride, 15th and Stout Street* The first meeting of the Altar Monday and Thursday in ^ 8i-»de and high schools, Parent- was best man. The wedding Brighton for fifth, sixth, seventh, breakfast was served in the Olin del Hour’s (of Denver) m 4 , Irene L a n n l “ e^rdhig association officers, and and eighth grades; Tuesday, in COMPLIMENTS OP hotel. The bride is a graduate of TonevilTe for all classes; Wednes­ Candy and Ice Cream at the^bsence of the president, Mrs, chairmen of committees attended Akron high school, and the bride day apd Friday in Brighton for O L S O N & B E N B O W Lee. Plans were made for a series an instruction school at the Shir groom, a graduate of St. Mary’s first, second, third, and fourth Johnson-English * of card parties to be held oh the ley-Savoy hotel, Denver. It was P L B G . & H T G . C O . high school. He was in the navy grades, and for freshmen; Satur­ first Monday of each month. About conducted under the auspices of two and one-half years, of which day morning at 10 o’clock in Ban- Drag Go. 116 Nortii Weber Sk 40 members attended. The next the Catholic Parent-Teacher BRILHTOIV 26 months were spent in the South Lake and Wattenberg for all meeting will be held Sept. 24 to league. LENTHERIC Toiletries Tel. Main 3066 Jack Riackart Diat Pacific. Mr. and Mrs. Foley are classes; Saturday afternoon at 8 4 . T*Ien at Bljes 8L Phon* IMS accommodate members who are making their home in Denver. o’clock in Brighton for all the fann working or unable to attend the W. Jack Reichert, 2661 Wheeler The firms listed here de­ street, who died in his home Sept. Martin J. Murphy, formerly of children and also for all the^ First afternoon meetings. Colorado Springs, who had been Communion class. serve to be remembered The Knights of Columbus are 8, is survived by his wife, Mrs “ If Four fl/eed* Are Electrical Mary T. Reichert; five sons, Don attending the Denver university when you are distributing The Murray Drug Go. entering two bowling teams in the law school, and has completed his Fort Collins Couple Call Main 939” local Boulder league. Mark Wag­ aid J. Reichert, Valentine £. course, plan- to return with his Brighton’s Drug Store your patronage in the dif­ “^Superior Service Storee" WIRING—FIXTURES AND REPAIRS ner is chairman of the bowling Reichert, and Andrew C. Reichert, Note 56th Jubilee all of Colorado Springs; Vincent family to reside in Colorado COMPLETE ferent lines of business. Main Store Phone Main 144 committee. Springs and practice here. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Varra of Fort Berwick Electric Go. Communion Sunday for the men D. Reichert, Medicine Lodge, Collins celebrated their 66th wed­ PH. 1( M.tn Stor. — IS North T.Jen St. J D. BERWICK Kans.; and Clarence W. Reichert, St. Mary’s PTA was represented of the parish will be Sept. 21 in at the school of instruction, held ding anniversary on Sunday, Sept. North Storo — Stl North Tojoii St Colorado Sprinio, Colorado the 8 o’clock Mass. Cheyenne, Wyo.; one dau^ter, 14, at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Joseph Stark, Long Beach at the Shirley-Savoy hotel, Denver, JAM BAR and RESTAURANT Forty Hours’ devotion will be Sept. 11 by the following: Mrs. Mrs. Frank Jacobucci of St. Augus­ held in Sacred Heart church com­ Calif; two sisters, Mrs. Kate Bui tine’s parish. Mr. and Mrs. Jaco­ EXCELLENT FOODS I6ck, Aurora, 111., and Mrs. Fran­ T. R. Beals, Mrs. A. E. Allen, Mrs. mencing Friday morning. Sept. 19, C. E. Borden, Mrs. J. A. Ash, and bucci served 61 at a dinner in M. SMITH, Prop. 124 NO. MAIN STREET FOOTWEAB fRANK ces Stallings. Denver; on^ brother honor of the jubilarians. * and closing with services Sunday Mrs. B. J. Fitzgerald. ’’ MORRISSEY evening. William Reichert, Aurora, 111.; and The 10 children of Mr. and Mrs. PURINA FEEDS—FARM SUPPLIES—SANITATION DAIRY SUPPLIES 55 year, of Quality ■ Sperio/ S t Ann’s circle was entertained nine grandchildren. Varra, all of whom were present ALSO HOSIERY AND BAGS at the home of Mrs. John Reinert Requiem High Mass was cele­ Junior C.D.ofA. Set with their families at the jubilee BRIGHTON HATCHERY AND FARM STORE SPRING SERVICE at a dessert bridge. First prize brated in Sacred Heart church celebration,' are Mrs. Jacobucci, Cars — Trucks was won by Mrs. Joseph Busch. Sept. 12. Burial was in Fairview Meeting September 19 Mrs. Sam Caranci, Ft. Collins; The Vorhes Shoe Go. cemetery. Mitchell Varra, Pueblo; Ai I W. Cuthorrot The Knights of Columbus held The Junior Catholic Daughters Varra, Ft, Collins; Mrs. Marj Altar Unit Organized their meeting Sept. 17 in the of America will meet Friday eve­ Crapps, Greeley; Mrs. E> clubrooms. ning, Sept. 19, at 7:30 p.m. in COMPLIMENTS Btiatlfalljr At Rangely; Festival Graduates of S t Mary’s high the Catholic Daughters clubhouse, F AVRORAV JIM JACKSON and Roatfsll, school who have left for Loretto 1772 Grant street, Denver. Appolnlod Scheduled on Sept. 27 Heights college are Marjorie All juniors and girls from 12 Lloyd Smith, Greeley. Plumbing & Heating 117 E. Howard, Betty Thieler, Kay Dea to 18 years old interested in the ]\EW. FASHION PIKES Rangely. — A meeting of the Georgiana Rieder, Jo Nell Temple junior program are invited to at­ SI2 N. CUSTER Lucy Reid, Catherine Peck, Ann tend this meeting. Plans will be grandchildren. GAMBLE’S PEAK Catholic women of Rangely was Cleaners & Dyera H. Ut held in the home of Mrs. Paul Siebert Barbara Kloer, and Mary made for the first activity of the “The Town’i Flneit” JOHN H. JOHNSON Guinn Sept. 12. At this meeting Lou Temple. Beta Shupe, who was year, the Halloween party. Par­ St. Anthony’s Hospital fllet* Slock* in Daily the women were organized into graduated from Manitou Springs ents of the girls are also invited IL V -TED’* MURPHT Oflin Plant high school, also left to attend this meeting. SPnic. 1171 IHll Eart Cette an Altar and Rosary society under Em. 2513 or An-9 111 U. Altmwia At*. Aaron 11 the direction of the Rev. Paul May Realty Co. Roed. It was voted to hold a fall meet ijt 2 p.m. Monday, Sept. 22, festival on Sat^day, Sept. 27. ALTAR BOYS OF LinLETON PARISH in the Nurses’ home auditor” ’” About 10 womerroere present for W. 16th avenue and Perry si FAMILY SHOE STORE Qfyiolort S n the meeting. Denver. bai;an*s REALTOR HONOR BISHOP-ELECT WITH PICNIC INVITES YOU TO AURORA Mass will be celebrated in the X-Ray Fitting school house at Rangely on the N.wly RniMltM BtifM Spot Littleton. — On Sept. 15, with Farnell, returned to Littleton from INSURANCE first Sunday of the month at 11 Fort Collins SALES SERVICE , a vacation in Ventura, Calif. They SHOES AND HOSIERY FOR o’clock and on the fourth and fifth Mr. and Mrs. John B. Gannon as 9758 E. Colfax AiiYora?? LOANS Sundays at 8 o’clock. hosts, the altar boys of .SL Mary’s visited for about two weeks, stay­ ENTIRE FAiyilLY JIM BAGAN. Pre*. church honored Bishop-elect Hu­ ing with friends. Robert W. Stone, son of Mr. and VISITORS ARE ALWAYS 126>/2 E. Pikes Peak 1 bert M. Newell at a picnic, the WELCOME AT ROOFING ft 40 HOURS’ DEVOTION event being held at the Gannon Mrs. L. £. Stone, is visiting with Ave. WATERPROOFING ARCHDIOCJESE OF DENVER home on Littleton Broadway, Ap­ Mr. and Mrs. John Deacon in Ta­ COMPOSITION ft Week of Snndny, Sept. 21: proximately 30 boys were presenL coma, Wash. He made the trip SHINN’S PHAHMAGY Colorado Springs ROLL ROOFING JOHlWSON’§ CORNER to Tacom^ by plane and plans to NORTHERN HOTEL COR. ASPHALT ft GRAVEL ROOFS St. Catherine’a, Denver; Holy in addition to Bishop-elect Newell, Rotary church, Denver; St. return home in a week or 10 days, GEO. B. PAUL, Prop. REPAIRING Father Forrest Allen, and Mrs. PH. 92 Ft. Collim GOOD WORK . FAIR PRICES Elizabeth’s, Denver; St. The- Anna Brooks, rectory housekeeper. also by plane. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Higgins are TEXACO PRODUCTS WILLIAM « . OR ARON FREE ESTIMATES rete’t, Aurora; Sacred Heart A picnic supper was served by In Pt. Collrnt of Jetua church, Boulder; Sa­ Mr. and Mrs. Gannon, after which entertaining Mrs. Higgin’s mother on Hiways 87 and tSf Repairing - Batterie* • Scr«4ae Optometrist cred Heart church, Elbert (13 Bishop-elect Newell was presented and brother from Missouri at their FRANK YIDMAR Houra’ ) ; and St. Charlea’, home on Nbrth Lincoln avenue. 1X5 North Tejon 8t with a watch as a farewell gift 2213 Bott At*. Phone 3822W Stratton. from the boys who were servers Mr. and Mrs. John Huls, who DREILING MOTORS AU. Ml Colfii A n . % Milt Wirt «l Fltnleiitii PRONE MAIN KtX recently moved to 3881 S. Dela­ COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO. since he came to St. Mary’s parish Buick and G.M.C. \ six years ago. A scroll, prepared ware street in Englewood, are vis­ Holds Quarterly Meeting Specialitti - by Sister Mary Norbert of the iting in Kansas, where they are In “ 47” Sava With Safety Stratton.— The quarterly meet­ Loretto Heights coljfge art de­ staying with relatives and friends. '' Sale* and Expert ing of the Christian Mothers’ so­ PURSE BROS. OFFICE MAIN 41S1—RES. MAIN U7t partment, also was presented to The' various groups working on Serric* ENTERPRISE TENT ciety was held Sept 8 at St SHANGHAI GAFE Bishop-elect Newell, this scroll set­ the civic reception and Pontifical I.G.A. Charles’ school. Let tie Porcelainixe Your Car AND AWNING GO. M. E. McOARTY ting forth the names of all the Mass for Bishop-elect Newell have GROCERY & MARKET Aurora’* Finaat Cmie been meeting regnilorly* The altar Telephone 626 AMERICAN «wi CHINESB POODB LOANS — REAL ESTATE — BONDS altar boys who participated. The GROCERIES - HEATS — FRUITS 123 Soulh Nerarfa Avenoa FIRE — INSURANCE — AUTO ZECHA & ADAMS evening was then spent in playing boys practice every Tuesday eve­ ning, and the senior choir has been VEGETABLES AU. 1145 9746 Ba. Colfax PH. 1264 tv, w. Tejon Conoco Service Station games and singing. Special recog­ •7M Eirt Celfai At*. Ph. A iran 111 STORE AWNINGS NOW practicing twice weekly. The nition should be given to Henri Greeley ' > ' — Grusjn, Littleton jeweler, who do group working on the reception is headed by A. J. Gerety, and like­ PETE BERONl nated the gold band for Bishop- 51ST YEAR elect Newell’s watch. wise has been meeting weekly. Fa­ Sooth Greeley Enel RATHREl^S FURlVmjRE SBOP ther Allen and Father David Ma­ Bulova & Gruen Ramon Roberto Candelaria, in- loney have been very helpful. The and F e ^ HOME SUPPLIES UPHOLSTERING. fant son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis RE.UPHOI.STERING AND Watches Pfrrada At». at Cacht la Pa«4ra local reception for Bishop-elect Cm I, 8bU, Kindling and Grain HARDWARE PAINI REPAIRING Candelaria, was baptized in St. Newell will be held in the Littleton Baltd Hay and Btraw KOOnNC Slip Coven ond Draperie* Mary’s church Sept. 14 by Father high school gymnasium Sunday, H. C. STRONG, Prop. t7U B. C.ltax A n. Aeren 141 Made to Oroar Allen. Sponsors for the child were BLIGK SPORTING Sept. 28, the same day on which a u r o r a . COLORADO Fnrniture Made to Order 9 S. TEJON Mr. and Mrs. Juan Trujillo. Mrs. 607 13th St. Ph. 682 AURORA DRUG IVa S. Caaead* Ave. Main ISI* the Pontifical Mass will be sung. Cm » McBrKl. AO t i l GOODS GO. Candelaria is a niece of the Tru­ jillos and makes her home with her **STtr7tklat far Every 8p«rt“ hu.sband in Albuquerque, N. Mcx. Phone Main 930 The firms listed here de­ The Heyse Sheet The Ave Maria circle of the serve to be verfiembered Metal and Roofing 19 NO. TEJON ST, Archbishop’s guild met SepL 10, INCORPORATED with Mrs. Robert *H. Koran as when you are distributing HEATING ROOFING Aurora Home Public Market hostess for the meeting in her your patronage in'the dif­ SHEET METAL home on North Lincoln avenue. l i t North W»b«r Strtat ALEY DRUG GO. ferent lines of business. Phone: Main SS2 ' The evening was spent in sewing PARK FREE joe Bucci, Mgr. & Opr. Eat. 18U PRESCRIPTION church linens, after which Mrs DRUGGISTS Koran served refreshments to her guests. Among those who attend­ Pkone Main I t. I ll Be. Tajae St ed were Mmes.- Turley Angle, COLORADO SPRINGS Henry Huls, Wayne Duckworth, l e x ' ARNOLD'S JOE'S CAFE Howard Kinkel, and L. King Ger “ Breakfatt Whenever You UEiDWiDE lnfivEL§yiliH tig, and Misses Catherine Maloney, i /I tawlallllM li Mary O'Brien, and Gloria Cecchin A /1 Clatklai »4 Want It” Mr. and Mrs. John B. Gannon l a \ tail,■.at l#f AUTHORIZED AGENTS FOR THE left by automobile Sept. 17 for a IM iMrbnaa A IR L ir^ AND STEAMSHIP LINES week's visit in Kearney, Neb., U»U«r nt«» where they will attend a family re­ A 4 DELIGHT B, J. O'LEARY, Manager union. They were accompanied by BENNT NASSER. TrouMfS. AftUe IPKCIAL ATTENTION TO CLERGY AND RELIGIOUS their two sons, Peter and Tommy. Thomas Savage of the Reedmont Ktumhem, Ite. farms is a patient in SL Joseph’s STOP AND SHOP NO. 2 “gocid la Iw e steaks hospital, Denver. He underwent 1411 E . Colfax JOE KENNEDY Coma to'Church in the Mountain*—“ In Cod’* Country” *‘The Best of Everything’* Fbrawriy of ORhnrd Cnfa— a major operation. The Sportsman's Shop Elitrh'a Gardtoa ANOTHER Mrs. Rose Farnell, her two ♦__A. G— a t f a i r e s t p r i c e s BLUE SPRUCE RESTAURANT daughters, Mrs. Lillie Milner of Fort (Collins and Mrs. Ada Far- L ™ IJ" 7540 E. COLFAX-DENVER LOCATED IN THE CASCADE COMMUNITY BOUSE AT THE FOOT OF Inell, and her grandson, Edwin SWEHHEART FLOYD'S DONUT SHOP S C ^ IC PIKES PEAK HIGHWAY Serve You AURORA HOME PUBLIC MKT. FLORAL SHOP Fresh ' JIM TWEEDDALK FRED SMITH MANIT4MJ KPRINGS 4ind pasirie*— Ice Cream— Candy. dUo Fieit Our f t VaMg'n AURORA Dotentoten C J = ) S C J P D E COLORADO J Store at At the Jonctlon of Rome 14 and the Plkea Paak Hlchwayl CLIFF HOUSE HOTEL BAKERA Serving Nationally Famous BLUE SPRUCE FOOD For Reservations Call HYIand 7 SIGHTSEEING * /rW f Wellon From 11:;I0 a.m. to 8:80 p.m. Except Mondays PARADISE DUDE RANCH DONUTS //]' Cherry 3672 For RcMnrationt Call M. 1637 or Cascade 867-R3 Call Hyland 8 THE HOBBY SHOP E VERY DAY Models and Supplies — Photo Supplies — Musie Supplies PAGE FOURTEEN Offibe. 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOUC REGISTER Telephone, KEyatone 4206

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DEPARTMEiVT\ (BIe**ed Saeramant Pariah, morning, Sept 22, at 9 a.m. to In Welby School Danvar) outline plans for the coming year, Reception in Rifle Patrotiiza These Reliable and Friendly Firms Welby. — (Assumption Parish) A committee of women, under Gomdz. A. R. Marrow, U.S.N., re­ — Be^nning Sunday, Masses will the leadership of Mrs. Thomas E. tired, and Mrs. Marrow and their Rifle.— The spiritual value of be said., in the school for a few Greene, perish chairman of the son, John, on a coast-to-coast mo­ attendance at Mass was stressed tor tour, stopped en route to the ACE PAINTING months while work is being done on guild, is soliciting articles of by the Rev. Dr. Edward M. Woe­ THE the church. clothing, bedding, etc., for the West coast last week to visit Mr. CONTRACTORS, Inc. A meeting wss held.to plan for Needlework guild this week. Arti­ Marrow’s sister, Mrs. James Ginn. ber in a talk given at a reception McVeigh Company 8TSPBEN L SCHArr. Pn». . the parish bazaar that will be held cles are to be in pairs, new and John will return later this month for the Rev. Paul J. Reed at the PAINTING AND M MURTRY'S PAINTS * on Oct. 2, 3, 4, and 6. A spa­ same size. Clothing is badly needed to Yale university. Rifle rectory Sept. 11. VARNISHES ghetti dinner will be served on each year, but the demand this Auxiliary Hold* l*t Meeting DECORATING WALL PAPER - KEMTONE Father Woeber of St. Philo- C01>iTRACT<)RS the opening night of the event year is even greater. Mrs. J. Leon­ Ytm BitiBStM Mothers of Boy Scout troop 145 mena’s church in Denver, used 1828 Inca RE. 0718 PTA Inatalla Officer. ard Swigert is especially anxious held their first fall meeting of the 1934 So. Broadway PE. 0265 stories of theoretical .persons from The first PTA meeting was held to get suitable articles for the season Sept. 10 at the home of various walks of life to illustrate Sept 16. The Rev. John Giam- children at thr Infant of Prague Mrs. Wilham C. Thornton, with the advanti^es to the soul of •EARL J. ■ bastiani, O.S.M., opened the meet­ nursery. Mrs. D. G. Mulliran as co-hostess. daily participation in Mass and ROCKH ing with a prayer. The installation Women of the committee include Luncheon was followed by a busi­ the sacraments. of the new officers took place witn Mmes. Thomas B. Lynch, H. A. ness meeting and bridge. Declaring that authors who say Refrigeration Service STROHMINGER Mrs. .^thony Zarlengo, president Draper’s Faraihire- ASSOCIATED White, Walter Kranz, Donald Kir- Mrs. James Ginn and her daugh­ there is no spwtuality in America of the CPXL, in charge. They are: Household & Commercial Electrical Contracting ley, Frank J. Hill, Thomas J. Rog­ ter, Mary Rita, will leave by plane must be wrong, he pointed out President,. Mrs. Loretto Tolvo; Lleented u d Bonded In CItr of Dtnvtr ers, W. C. Thornton, Andrew M. early next week to visit their son the marvelous effect of the Mass Upholstery Shop DECORATORS Gnarantaad Service vice president, Mrs. Lucy Do­ Hagerty, D. G. Mulligan, Thomas and brother. Father M. Romanus. regardless of the degree of de­ — Custom Built — 817 14th St, m w" menico; treasurer, Mrs. Mary Dur- L. C’Neill, Max L. Gray, David B. at Our Lady of Gethsemani Trap- votion with which it is celebrated. KE. 1657 848 B’dwy. sey; secretary, Mrs. Mary Redotte; Douglas, and Raymond Riede. ist monastery, Gethsemani, Ky. Decorators "Try to realize the -value of Rempdeling & Repairing and historian and publicity, Mrs. 4th Grader* Study New York lary Rita, who has been attend­ Antonetta Labrida. After the in­ ing school at,St. Louis university, your Mass,’’ Father Woeber All work guaranteed Children of the fourth grade, in Gaa Furnacet in Stock stallation of the officers, Mrs. Zar­ will continue on to Catholic uni­ urged. "The invisible choirs of an­ & Pamters lengo gave a short tal^ on rules charge of Sister Robert Leona, who versity, Washington, D. C., where gels and archangels who fill the Can Install note, FREE ESTIMATES COMMERCIAL — SPRAT and regulations of the organiza­ have been taking an imaginary she will study for her Master’s de­ body of the church see no reason trip through New York, were - ieeier* tion and congratulated the out­ gree this year. why this Mass is not as remarkable 88 years experience Jack J. Ward. Sapt. O’Brien Fomac^ & Sheet going officers for the splendid pleasantly surprised last week, Thomas B. Lynch is spending as that first sacrifice on Calvary. 155 Fadrral Bird. PEarl 5173 PLCRRING when Miss Agnes Tierney, a cou­ You have the glory of your Mass 926 W. 6 Ave. Ma. 4507 Metal Works co-operation they rendered during next week on a business trip in Danrtr 4. Colorado Emergency Work & Serviem their term. She also congratulated sin of Mrs. Paul Fitzgerald and a Washington, D. C. here.’’ 2<41 Leiieitr KB tU7.CB ttSI resident of New York, visited the Both Father Woeber and the 1163 WELTON TA. 4444 the new officers and encouraged Celebrate Silver AnniTeriary them to keep up the fine work of school, and gave the class a de­ Rev. George Evans, also of St Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Freppel the organization. tailed trip to the city and its many Philomena’s, were honor guests at places of interest. entertained 160 guests at a tea in the reception. They spent several Talfpbont A special invitation to all mem­ their home Friday afternoon and S A c 1435 RAc* l l » New sisters on the staff this days with Father Reed and assisted m m o bers to attend the annual meet­ evening to celebrate their 26th ing of the CPTL at the Shirley- year include Sister Valerie, fifth in repairs to the church and rec­ grade; Sister Teresa, sixth grade: wedding anniversary. tory. JAMES ANDERIES Q Savoy hotel was extended by Mrs. Aileen Nance, daughter of Mr. Zarlengo. and Sister Victorine, who had The reception took the place of Plain and Ornamental Plastar* Interior • Exterior Painting and Mrs. L. R. Nance, will be a € A § II Father Giambastiani gave a talk taught at Blessed Sacrament the September meeting of the Al­ inf - Patchinf - Stuccoing Phone CH. 6581 school previously, principal and in student at Colorado university at tar and Rosary society and was Denver 6, G>lorado on religion and a Christian foun­ Boulder this year. Jean Stein- 455 South rark SU DmTtt t. Cel*. dation of good Catholic J^amilies. charge of the eighth grade. held to give parishioners of the We Will Pay Cash for Small 1042^44 Santa Fe Drive hart, daughter of Mr. and Mi;^ Rifle mission district an oppor­ Many activities were discussed Mary Ann Pleasants, daughter R. R. Steinbart, will attend D env^ Homes in or Near Denver. and approved. of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Pleasants, tunity to inspect improvements university. Doris Splear, daugh­ made in the parish house. Refreshments of ice cream and will attend school in Boulder this ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Splear. Quick Action — Call or See cake were served by the former year, and Jean AlLison, daughter Among out-of-town guests pres­ has gone to the Seton 'school of ent were Mr, and Mrs. L. B. Galla­ president, Mrs. Joseph Ferrero, of the Frank Allisons, will attend nursing on a scholarship. Jean and her committee. Loretto Heights college. Larry gher and Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Haus- Wibel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ser of Meeker. 1543LARIMER«Alpinc3422F Those who represented the par­ Lane, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Bradley UJILLIflmS & GREERE Chester Wibel, will attend Colo­ Bjlzw* Adopted ish at the meeting at the Shirley- Lane, is going to Denver univer­ rado A. & M. at Fort Collins, and sity, A new set of bylaws, patterned Savoy hotel on Thursday were Mary Creighton, daughter of Mr. 1641 Stoat T A . 6 2 6 6 Robert Greene, son of Mr. and after those used by the Altar and Mrs. Loretta Tolvo, Mrs. Mary De and Mrs. J. I. Creighton, will also Mrs. T. E. Greene, and Jack Keely, Rosary society at St. Philomena’s, Luzio, Mrs. Rose De Luzio, and attend Aggies. SOUTH DENVER Mrs. John Tolvo. son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Keely, Denver, was adopted by the society are returning to Yale. Mrs. Thomas B. Lynch and her at a short business meeting pre­ ELECTRIC CO. Because of facility difficulties daughter, Mrs. James Higgins, the luncheon program will be dis­ Three Infant* Baptized ceding the social hour. A report Electric Wiring Spocialittt were hostesses Sept. 12 in their also was read of contributors and continued for this year. The following infants were bap­ home at a shower honoring Miss JOHN WARD Tetiea Quotiea Indulfonee contributions received for furn­ tized Sept 14 by Father Joseph Virginia Grout, bride-elect, whose ishings 'for the parish house. FREE ESTIMATES The Feast of Our Sorrowful Leberer: Cynthia Ann Rauh, marriage to Michael J. Auer will ~M c«U IR E ~ Recent guests at the Pete Bier- 5701 8. Colorado Bird. 8P. 7750 Mother will be celebrated Sunday daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. take* place Sept. 20 in S t Cath­ Moving • Storage morning with a High Mass at 7:30. E. ^ u h , with Mr. and Mrs. J. B. erine’s church. schied ranch near Antlers were NEW 6EKVICE— Members of the Third Order Furstenberg as sponsors; Kathleen Miss Margaret Goetz of St Mr. and Mrs. John Bolin of Little­ Repairing of Oriental Ruga Express of the Servants of Mary will re­ Conway, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis, Mo., will arrive Friday to ton. Mrs. Bolin is Mrs. Bierschied’s By a MaaUr CrtfUman ceive Holy Communion. On this Milton J. Conway, with Franklin spend a short vacation with Mr. niece. The Bierschieds and the Bo­ FUEL OIL RUG CLEANING Low Rates day a plenary indulgence can be Conway and Dorothy Morrissey as and Mrs.* S. P, Keating, Jr. lins went to Fruita Sept. 12 to noth proofed and inrared gained by each visit to the church spend the day with the Bierschieds’ Prompt, Dependable Deliveryl KE. 6425 2149 Welion St. sponsors, and William Michael Circle* to Moot MacCRACKEN under conditions that the sacra­ O’Brien, son of Mr. and Mrs. son, Arthur Bierschied, and his Sueeeoaon to Vandtrpool ments of Confession^ and Com­ Mrs. Carlos Fuermann will be family. Other guests at the Bier­ 7IT Lincoln CB. 5577 Thomas P. O’Brien, with Mr. Stove and Furnace Parts munion are received.' and Mrs. William S. Hart as spon­ hostess to members of S t Jude's schied home were Mr. and Mrs. circle in her home Friday, Sept sors. Kenneth Sharp and son, Arthur Still Available 19. Mrs. J. N. Leyden and Mrs. Lee Sharp, of Fruita. , COLONIAL GAS FURNACES Mr. and Mrs. James Scanlan of M. B. Freilinger will entertain 3 Members Added Dixon, 111., were guests of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Dow Thurston members of S t Norbert’s group spent a day last week visiting in Rug and Furniture Cleaner* The Geo. A. Pollen Mrs. Milton Allen and Mrs. Wil­ on Friday, Sept 19, A nominat­ PERRY Glenwood Springs. \ ^ S 8 L Repairing and Binding liam C. Weldon last week. ing committee composed of Mrs. Company Donny Madonna was one of a em r WIDE PICK-UP a n d To Lourdes Parish Miss Mary Nowicki, who had Thomas L. O’Neill and Mrs. George DELIVERY ISIS Lawrffnea Street group of Cub Scouts making the PETROLEUM CO. TABOR isn DE?rVER. COBO. (Our Lady of Lourde* Pariih, been living in Denver the past year, Friend will naihe a new captain has returned to her home in Chi­ for the coming year. trip from Rifle to Hanging Lake TAbor 0769 Denver) last week end. Three members w'ere added to cago, 111. Mrs. Thomas J. Morrissey will the new Parish of Our Lady of Members of St. Gerard’s eve­ entertain members of St. Joseph’s Mrs. Victor Kalcevic spent Bacon & Schramm Lourdes Sunday afternoon, when ning circle were guests of Mrs. circle in her home Sept. 19. As­ Sept. 12 in Glenwood Springs. Edwin R. Clay^n Ann Ellen Meyer, Diane Marie William Jeffries on Sept. 8. Bridge sisting hostesses will be Mrs. Ed­ Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Cook ac­ WATERPROOF BASEMENTS Plbif. & Httf. Co. COMPOSITION ROOFING Van Loon, and James Michael honors were won by Mrs. Jack ward Neumann and Mrs. J, J. companied their daughter, Mrs. TILE ROOFING Crook received the sacrament of Buckley and Mrs. J. Vincent Con­ Campbell. New officers for the Forrest Anders, and her two sons, IN COLOR 1618 LAFAYETTE ST. ROOF REPAIRING Baptism. The ceremony took place nor. Mrs. B. J. Hazewinkle was coming year will be named by the David and Gary, to Mintum last DENVER. COLORADO in St. Francis de Sales’ church. a guest, and Mrs. James Friel was nominating committee, composed week end. Mrs. Anders had been From the Inside .with Liquid Mineral Gum. Both water MA. 2310 4020 Brighton Bird. CB. 6563 Alexander Phannenstiel and welcomed as a new member. New of Mrs. James Eakins, Mrs. Fran­ spending a few days visiting the and Alkali proof. Saves painting. Bos. Phono — BAat UM Minna Phannenstiel were the officers for the coming year will cis Murphy, and Mrs. Adrian Ma­ Cooks. Mr. AiiBers met her in sponsors for Ann .Ellen, daughter be Mrs. Jack Sheehan, captain, and guire. Mintem and they returned to Material* Onl^ or the Job Complete THE BEST IN LUGGAGE o f Victor and Olga Meyer of 2301 Mrs. J. Vincent Connor, secretary- Mrs. J. Leonard Swigert will be their home in Simla. The Cooks CLEAN SCHOOL S. Downing. Diane Marie Van treasurer. hostess to the Little Flower circle were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. CLOTHES NOW Loon, daughter of Lloyd and Mar­ The members of Our Lady of members in her home Sept 19, Everett Thomas and Mr. and Mrs. DENVER BRICK STAIN CO. ^ cella Van Loon, had as sponsors Lourdes evening circle were guests with Mrs. Paul Horan and Mrs. Robert Collins before their return r\ : QUEEN CLEANERS James and Florence McAtee. John of Mrs. Frank Haraway for their Chester Wibel as co-hostesses. to their home here. Both Mrs. (Tlerry 1083 14.55 Fox St. 0. Crook and Annette Eckhardt .August meeting. Bridge honois Members of St. Rita’s circle Thomas and Mrs. Collins are 1231 E. 13th Ave. were sponsors for James Michael were won by Mrs. Taylor Sellers will enjoy the hospitality of Mrs. daughters of the Cooks. Bot. 1S78 Crook, young son of Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. FVed McIntosh. The L. B. Smith when that group holds Catoehism Cla**** Slated QUEEN MEANS CLEAN 1544 BVey. John H. Crook, Jr. September meeting was at the the first fall meeting, Tuesday, Sept 23, and Mrs. J. C. Daly will Catechism classes for children Circle Entartoined home of Mrs. Blair Kittleson. Mrs. of the parish will be held in the / Mrs. Virginia Thompson of Fred McIntosh, Mrs. Jack Mc­ be hostess to members of St Specializing in Quality Plumbing and Anne’s circle in her home, on Sept. rectory and church every jPriday 2226 S. Logan street entertained Laughlin, and Mrs. Blair Kittleson afternoon at 4 o’clock. Miss Rita S t Joseph’s circle of the Arch­ won bridge honors. 23. Heating Repairs Will Attand Notre Dame Syslo, second grade teacher in bishop’s guild at her home Mon­ Mrs. (felie McCaulley is on a the Rifle grade school, will assist day evening. months’ vacation. She will visit Nathan Clifford, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Clifford, left Father Reed in catechetical in­ The men of the parish will relatives in Buffalo, N. Y. structions. SLATTERY & COMPANY assemble on the church property, Sunday for South Bend, Ind., PTA Plan* to Bo Made Rosary and Benediction will be S. Logan and Iliff streets, Sat­ where he will attend Notre Dame A meeting of PTA officers and university. held every'Sunday gVening at 7:30. PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS urday afternoon and evening to committee chairmen will be held begin the actual construction of 1726 MARKET STREET at the home of Mrs. Jack Mc- the Lady of Lourdes shrine. So Laughlin, PTA president, Monday JOHN J. CONNOR, President PHONE MAIN 7127 or 7128 far the work has consisted in the Even Gpod Equipment Must Be Installed Properly hauling of rock, sand, and gravel. This Saturday the men yill dig Mrs. Constance Starr Enjoy the controlled, comfort­ the foundation for the grotto. able warmth provided by a Men are asked to bring their own Will Conduct Classes COLUMBIA Nutipe Conversion shovels and picks. Exterminating Our Lady of Lourdes choir and In Piano and Theory GAS BURNER. Minneapolis- a young people’s club will be Honeywell controls; 26 years Flies — Mosquitos — Bed Bugs — Ants • organized in the near future. The Classes in piano and elementary experience devoted exclusively Quality Points Rats — Mice — Roaches — Termites choir and community singing at theory will be opened Sept. 22 by to the manufacture of finest gas Safeguard your family against polio and other diseases by the Sunday Masses is planned for Mrs. Constance Stair. Mrs. Starr the end of September. will conduct sessions at 523 Jo­ burners; quiet operation, low destroying these'pests leith DDT and other Scientific Chenucals cost. Enamels and Varnishes ' w w w w V w w w V w w w w sephine street or the Fine Arts APPLIED BY EXPERIENCED MEN building. OR FOR SALE AT OUR STORE VICTOR VISIBLE 1 The accomplished pianist stud­ MODERN SAFE CLEAN EFFICIENT FUMIGATION SERVICE ied at the American Conservatory GAS of Music in Chicago and at the Na­ GRAVITY DEL PATRICK HEATING METAL CARD FILES ! tional Music camp at Interlochen, THOMS LINOLEUM STUm Denver Pest Control Mich. She received her Bachelor FORCED AIR 24 E. Alameda Phone SP. 4673 Sizes i of Music degree from the Eastman Immediate AND SHEET METAL 1438 Court Place school of music in Rochester, N. Installation 3X5 4X6 5X8 J Y., where she took extensive 200 B’war <«- PEarl 7862 courses in teaching piano. TERMS — FREE ESTIMATE i Such noted pianists as Percy JOE STREMEL, largest i Grainger, Joseph Schwartz, Allen I Spencer, Max Landau, Saudor Vas, Routt County Semi-Hard i and Carl Fuerstne): have been Mrs. SANDING AND Coal Dealer, Says: i Starr’s instructors. FLOOR REFINISHING i MnL Starr is available also as FREE ESTIMATES - EXPERT WORKMANSHIP i an accompanist or for solo and en­ “ IF IT’S GOOD CLEAN COMMERCIAL semble engagements for program CERNICH Floor Sanding & Refinishing Co. or dinner music. S4B 8. SHERMAN SP. 7SSS HOT COAL YOU WANT For further information, call TRY PRODUCTS CO.