j Father Powers 25 Years a Priest $2,200,000 Building Plan in Cheyenne Diocese ■^ + + -f + -f Six New Churches, Expansion in Schools First of Six New Churches in Wyoming The dedication of a $175,000 addition to St. Anthony’s school, New schools are to be erected in the Laramie, Rawlins, and two Casper, Wyo., on Sept. 24 marked the'completion of the first unit in Rock Springs parishes. St. Mary’s elementary school in'Cheyenne will a $2,200,000 expansion program parish churches are other schools, four new elementary school buildings, six new parish under construction in Thermopolis and Gillette, and contracts will be churches, one recreation hall, and two new rectories. The Diocese of let shortly for new churches a^ Riverton, Torrington, and Newcastle. Cheyenne is a suffragan see of the Archdiocese of Denver. A new rectory has just been completed at Casper, and another is under Under the direction of Bishop Patrick A. McGovern of Chey­ construction at P o i ^ . St. Joseph’s parish in Cbeyetine recently dedi­ enne, parishes had been gathering funds during the war years for the cated a new parish Hllli. expansion of parish facilities. To augn\ent these funds in view of 'The new schools being planned in four southera Wyoming com­ rising building costs, campaigns were held in each of the parishes munities will be completely modern, and will embrace die latest ad­ planning a building program, and more than a million dollars was vances in school construction. Contracts have been let in the past three subscribed in the past 18 months, for the needed improvements. These months for the buildings in Laramie, Rawlins, and in Our Lady of campaigns were under the sponsorship of Bishop McGovern and Sorrows parish in Rock Springs. Sts. Cyril and Methodius’ parish, Coadjutor Bishop Hubert M. Newell of Cheyenne. j also in Rock Springs, will remodel a building recently putdiased. The Rev. William V. Pow Architects expect' that, with ers will observe his silver Member of Audit Bureau of Circulation an expenditure of approximately jubilee as a priest at a Solemn u $50,000, a modern,'efficient eight- Mass of Thanksgiving on Tues­ Contents Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1950— Permission to Reproduce, Except on room school will be available next day morning, Dec. 19, at 10 o’clock. Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue. fall. Father Albin Gnidovec is .Archbishop Urban J. Vehr will pastor of. Sts. Cyril and MethO' preside in the Mass. Father Pow­ dius’ parish. ers has been pastor of St. James’ The Rev. John McDevitt, pastor since 1940. After his ordination of Laurence O’Toole’s parish, Lar­ by Bishop J. Henry Tihen, Father amie, has announced that the new Powers served as assistant at St. parish school in his community will Patrick’s parish in Pueblo and St. include six classrooms, a princi­ John’s, Denver. In 193.3 he was DENVERCATHaiC pal’s office, a music room, and a named pastor of St. Peter’s in combination auditorium-gymnas­ Gunnison. Further details on the ium, and is being built at a cost observance and biographical data of $175,000. A residence near the on Father Powers will be published school site has been purchased for ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST’S CHURCH, Dedicated by Coadjutor Bishop Hubert M. Newell later. a sisters’ home. The Rawlins Buffalo, Wyo., is the first of six new Nov. 8, the building is a glorious expression in rose- school is also a six classroom churches to be completed in an extensive building colored stone of English countryside architecture. structure, and will include a gym­ program being carried oh by the Diocese of Cheyenne, REGISTER nasium-auditorium, a meeting Built at a cost of $125,000, it will seat 325 persons. under the direction of BishoR Patrick J. McGovern. John K. Monroe of Denver was the architect. Collection Set Price per copy, three cents room for parish organizations, a cafeteria, and will have a base­ ment, which can be converted later In SO Years of School VOL. XLVI. No. 15. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1950 DENVER, COLORADO into additional recreation facili­ For Catholic U. ties. Support of the Catholic Father John Meyer is the pas­ University of America in tor of St. Joseph’s church, Raw­ Contracts Let for All Saints' Church; lins, which is spending $225,000 Washington, D, C., is urged for the new school facilities. Our 1.110 Nurses Graduated by Archbishop Urban J. Vehr Lady of Sorrows parish. Rock in a letter to be read in the Springs, will have a school with churches of the archdiocese this Work to Begin Soon on $40,580 Project six classrooms, a ..principal’s of­ Sunday, Dec. 3. A collection for fice, and a combination health and the university, which Archbishop music room. The outlay for the Vehr points out is of tremendous new school, according to the Rev. By St. Joseph’s Hospital benefit, especially in the educa­ S. A. Welsh, pastor, will be $145,- tional work of the Church in 000. In its 50 years of history the St, Joseph hospital school of nursing has graduated America, will be taken up the fol­ $450,000 School 1.110 nurses, 1,050 lay persons, and 60 religious. Of this number, 75 have pass^ to their lowing Sunday, Dec. 10. The let­ The Cathedral parish in Chey­ eternal reward. ter follows; enne has let the contract for a These astounding figures were released in connection with the golden jubilee of the $450,000 school to replace the old academy building that has been Denver school, which will be observed at a Pontifical Low Mass to be offered by Arch used in recent years for elemen­ bishop Urban J. Vehr in the hoa ' IVorld war I, 46 nurses fropi SL Hoffman retired in 1939 because tary school classes. It is anticipated pital chapel Thursday, Dec. 14, at of ill health. that the new school will be ready 9 o’clock. An open house will be Joseph’s were in service; in World At present Miss Lucretia de for use next fall, and will offer held in the hospital and nurses’ war II, 123 were in service. ultra-modern facilities for 800 home in the afternoon, and a re­ Schmeinits and Miss Margaret La- Among these, several held high Prath Griffith, both of the class children. The school will include a ception in the nurses’ home at 7 :30 Nov. 27, 1950 p.m. will conclude the observance. positions. Miss Lillian Ryan, class of 1940, are in Korea just 50 miles (TumtoPageS — Column i ) of 1912, was chief army nurse, and Reverend Dear Father and In 1900 the St. Joseph school from'DiS fighting front, and Miss Miss M ^ Hoffman of class of 1915 Beloved People: of nursing was established with Margaret Dombeck, class of 1943, Once each year the Catholics of served four years as superintend­ has been recalled to the navy nurse Archbishop to Talk Sister Felicitas McCarthy as the ent of th* navy nurse corps. Miss our country are asked to contrib first superintendent of nurses. St. corps. ute to the support and extension Joseph’s hospital had been estab­ of the splendid work done bv the At Dec. 1 Meetings lished in Denver in 1873 by the Catholic University of Amenca, Sisters of Charity of Xavier, Kans. Archbishop Vehr W ill Give The Catholic university, in its Several speaking engagements In view of the nation-wide em­ graduate schools particularly, has are included in the appointment of phasis on a richer program of given thousands of priests, sisters Architect's Sketch of All Saints' Church, Denver Archbishop Urban J. Vehr of Den­ preparation for the graduate pro­ and laymen opportunity, under ver fbr the immediate future. They fessional nurse, the school of nurs­ not include the church furnish­ Diplomas to Seton Nurses Catholic auspices, of advanced ed­ Contracts have been let fo"^r and toilet facilities will also b* are as follows: ing was affiliated with the SL construction of a church in All ings.) Dec. 1, Friday, speaker at meet­ The Seton school of nursing of ucational and technical training, provided in the building. Mary college, and the basic pro­ Reed, deacon; and the Rev, John These graduates in turn have Saints’ parish, Denver, one block The one-story building, de­ The new southwest Denver ing of First Friday club, 12 noon. Glockner-Penrose hospital will Nelson, O.M.I., subdeacon. Music south of Harvard avenue on Mural room, Albany hotel. gram was extended to 39 months. served the Church as teachers and signed by John K. Monroe, arch­ parish, for which property was The first students in the new pro­ have commencement exercises will be under the direction of S. Federal boulevard, announces bought early in 1949, contains Dec. 1, Friday, speaker at meet­ Sunday, Dec. 3, in St Mary’s administrators in our seminaries; itect, will have a seating -capac­ gram were enrolled in September, C. Hammer. Archbishop Urban J.*Vehr. The 322 families comprising 1,265 ing of 'Tabernacle society in the church, Colorado Springs. In the universities, colleges, teacher­ ity of about 225 in the church 1948. Following the ceremony in the general and electrical contracts individuals, according to the home of Mrs. Ella Mullen Weck- ceremonies, which will be^n at 4 training institutions, and hospitals. section. The rear portion of the The clinical facilities of the church a reception will be held were awarded to the F. R. Orr latest census figures. Within baugh, 1701 E. Cedar avenue, p.m., 27 graduates, including two Even though we are relatively far building, divided by a partition course include medicine, surgery, from 6 to 8 o’clock in the Margery removed geographically from Construction company on a bid from the chapel, will form a the next few weeks, 130 new 2 p.m. sisters, will receive diplomas from Reed Memorial, 2300 Cascade ave­ of $36,640, and the plumbing homes will be completed in the Dec, 3, Sunday, gradu^ion ex­ pediatrics, obstetrics, and psychia­ Archbishop Urban J. Vehr of Den­ nue. Washington, all educational work meeting hall 20 by 36 feet. tric and communicable disease af­ and heating work will be done area. ercises of Seton school of nursing, ver. Members of the Seton class of has benefited directly or indirectly Over-all size of the building, filiations. from the opportunities offered by by the Empire Plumbing and The Rev. Anthony Weingap- Glockner-Penrose hospital, in St. 1950 are Agnes Aragon, Theresa to be constructed of cinderblock In 1933 the beautiful Catherine The Rev. William J. Mulcahy the Catholic university. Heating company on a bid of fel of St. Patrick’s parish. Fort Mary’s church, Colorado Springs, Cavanaugh, Helen Mae Chorak, faced with brick, will be 45 by Mullen Memorial Nurses’ home, of Bleited Sacrament * parish, By our interest and generosity $3,940. Work is to begin immer Logan, is administering the 4 p.m. Marden Irene Clifford, Joan Ma­ 1895 Franklin street, a gift of Denver, will address the gradua­ we can make the facilities of the diately. (Figures given above do 100 feet A sacristy, kitchen. parish. Dec. 7, Thursday, First Vespers rie fe lin e ; Mary Ann Dolan, Ed- Mrs. Ella Mullen Weckbough in tion class. Presenting the candi­ Catholic university available to of the Feast of the Immaculate dates for diplomas will be the wina Louise Gregory, Mabel V. Conception, St. Thomas’ seminary memory of her mother, was pre­ Hollister, Mary ifintell, Lillian more qualified graduate students, sented to the sisters. Rev. Paul Reed, chaplain at the who will bring Christian philos­ chapel, 7:30 p.m. hospital. Leland Amalie, Beverly Anne Mar­ Dec. 8, Friday, closing of Forty Serve War Wounded ophy and culture to 'additional Error Made in Hospital Records Solemn Pontifical Benediction, quis, Marie Adele Mazza, Amelia thousands committed to their care Hours’ devotion, Denver Cathedral, The fields in which the gradu­ Rose Montoya, Pauline Moreno, 7:45 p.m. with Archbishop Vehr officiating, and gruidance. ates of St. Joseph’s school have will close the exercises. Assisting Mary Catherine Roche, Maiy Ag­ We fondly hope that some of Dec. 10, Sunday, Mass for Arch­ served are many and far flung. In His Excellency will be Father nes Rowan, Nathalie Tabbr Rubel, our priests may have the advan­ bishop’s guild, 9 o’clock, St. Fran­ La Vonne June Schillo, Rose Mary tages of graduate study in the Leads Six Perons to Church cis de Sales’ church, Denver. Sharpies, Mary Ann Singer, Doris Catholic university. Your financial Dec. 14, Thursday, Mass noting Leone Splear, Rita Ardell Staple- help would be greatly appreciated By Marcella Tangney Early in 1941, Patricia McAnes- tinuing his studies at Denver uni­ 50th anniversary of St. Joseph’s Supreme Knight Visits ton, Mary Ann Stretz, Lila Louise in giving these qualified priests WHEN JOHN COLLINS and pie, then 15, was a patient in versity and plans to teach French. hospital school of nursing, Denver, Sullivan, Miladeen Shaw, Sister Denver’s Children’s hospital. The 9 o’clock. Marie Amadea, and Sister Bona- the opportunity of advanced his daughter, Ann Elizabeth, were At Monday evening’s baptismal studies for the good of the Church records erroneously listed her as Dec. 19, Tuesday, 25th anniver­ venture. baptized in Mother of God church Catholic, and Father Regan, ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. George sary of ordination of Rev. William in our area. Durkin were sponsors for Mr. Col­ We commend this collection for Monday evening, Nov. 27, the then an assistant at the Cathe­ V. Powers, pastor of St. James’ dral, visited her on his regular lins, and Mr. Durkin and Mrs. parish, Denver. Archbishop will the Catholic university to your Rev. John Regan saw completed a Lyle Johnson were sponsors for Advent Is Season generous consideration. trip to the hospital. preside in Solemn Mass at 10 chain of events -that has led six one-month-old Ann Elizabeth. o’clock. Faithfully yours in Christ, persons into the Church. Asked whether she wanted to go + URBAN J. VEHR And it all started by an error to Confession, she said she did Of Hope for Burse Archbishop of Denver. in hospital records! not know what he meant. Later she told him she wanted to learn Stigmatic Theresa Neumann Sponsors of the Little Flower about the Catholic Church, and burse No. 2 for the education of Brother, Assistant, Transferred the priest told her to call on him seminarians for the Archdiocese some time after her release from Is Reported DangerouslySick of Denver are hopeful that the in­ the hospital. auguration of the Christmas sea­ * * * Theresa Neumann, the world son in the first Sunday of Advent Fr. Paul Schwarz, CSS.R., village church where she had may inspire many of the faithful SIX MONTHS LATER Miss Mc- famed stigmatist b f Konners- been decorating the altars for to put a contribution to the burse Anespie began instructions from reuth, Bavaria, who* has as­ the Feast of the Assumption, she at the head of their gift list. Father Regan and was baptized a tounded medical science for a suffered several broken ribs in Contributions to the Little Named St. Joseph's Pastor Catholic. * ' quarter of a century by living a severe fall. Her lung was Flower project in the past week His sister’s conversion brought entirely without food, is re­ punctured and internal hem­ amounted to only $68, but a sub­ Archbishop Urban J. Vehr on Nov. 24 confirmed the an interest in Catholicism to Pa­ ported dangerously ill from a orrhages occurred. Her recovery stantial addition of $600 was made tricia’s older brother. Jack, and kidney infection. The report was from this accident, however, to the burse of the Annunciation appointment of the Very Rev. Paul Schwarz, C.SS.R., as received this week at St. Wal- pastor of St. Joseph’s Redemptorist parish, Denver. Father he, too, started instructions from seemed to have been sufficient parish in Leadville; and Court St, Father Regan. burga’s Benedictine convent in to allow her to make a journey Rita, C. D, of A., of Denver con­ Schwarz succeeds the Very Rev. H a ^ S. Smith, C.SS.R., The war interfered, and Jack South Boulder in a letter from of some miles to visit her dear tributed $60 to the Catholic Daugh­ who has been assigned to full-time mission work at the Re­ completed his instructions while in Abbess Augustina of the great friend, Abbess Augustina, in ters’ burse. demptorist mission house in Glen­ the service and was received into German convent of St. Wal- Eichstaett and to travel by auto Those sending gifts to the Little view, 111. the Church in an army camp in burga’s in Eichstaett, former su­ with her to Munich. Flower burse No. 2, which now Father Schwarz was born in 1942. He now resides in Boston. perior of the South Boulder stands at $646, included Mrs. community. Theresa Neumann is one of the Halstead, Kans., Nov. 14, 1913. In 1946, after Father Regan most remarkable spiritual phe­ James Caytan of Rifle, in memory Later the family made their per­ had returned to Denver from war Her letter revealed that all nomena of the 20th. century. For of her father, mother, and brother, $15; Mrs. Reid Harley, Denver, manent residence in Wichita. Fa­ service as an army chaplain, Miss members of the stigmatist’s years she has undergone on her ther Schwarz left Wichita to make McAnespie’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. family had been summoned to own body the bloody passion of in gratitude, $5; Mrs. Grant Wim- his preparatory studies for the Joseph McAnespie of 1262 Elati her home in Konnersreuth and the Savior most Fridays, and bush, Denver, $10; a Friend, Boul­ der, $5; Anonymous, Denver, in Redemptorist priesthood at the Re­ street, took insteuctions and were that her condition- was very has borne the mirks of Christ’s demptorist minor seminary, St. Jo­ baptized by Father Regan. poor. It was not made clear “ WELCOME .TO COLORADO!” says Edward J. thanksgiving, \$5; a Friend of the * • * wounds on her own hands, feet, Little Flower, Denver, $2; Anony­ seph’s college, Kirkwood, Mo. He whether the present illness was and side. In addition she has Kelley (right), state deputy of the Knighte of Columbus, completed his studies there in 1933 TWO YEARS AGO Patricia and a complication resulting from mous $1; and Josephine Mullen, been favored with many mys­ to the order’s supreme knight. Judge John E. Swift, New Haven, $25.. and a year later was professed on John Collins, a non-Catholic, were an_accident that Theresa suf­ tical experiences and has sub­ Conn. Judge Swift arrived at Denver’s airport Nov. 24 to attend Aug. 2 atAhe Redemptorist novi- married in St. Elizabeth’s church fered on Aug. 14. Contributions may be sent di­ sisted for years entirely on the charter presentation ceremonies for eight new Colorado councils. His rectly to the Most Rev. Urban J. tfete in De Soto, Mo. Father before Father Regan. They moved On that day, as she was re­ Sacred Species she has receiygd was the first official visit of a K. of C. supreme knight to the Colo­ Vehr at the Chancery office, 1636 Schwarz was ordained five years to Canada, where Mr, Collins turning to her home from the daily in Holy Communion. rado jurisdiction.— (Photo by Smyth) Logan street, Denver 6, Colo. later, June 29, 1939. majored in French at Laval uni­ Replaced by Brother versity in Quebec. Until his appointment to St. Patricia’s good example and the Joseph’s, Denver, Father Schwarz devotion of the Canadian Catho­ lics deeply impressed Mr. Collins, Storm in East Snarls Denver'Register'.Office Too was an assistant pastor at S t Al- and, on the couple’s return to phonsus' church, Chicago, III Re­ Pittsburgh, Cleveland, and proper train or plane, and the en­ placing Father Paul Schwarz in Denver a few months ago, he of the packages from a diocese Tuesday press runs, and they were type service between Denver and Chicago is Father Carl Schwarz, started instructions from Father other points East were not tire schedules of copy desk, type­ in the center of the storm area already going to be jammed by the Cincinnati was inaugurated to pve C.SS.R., his younger brother, who Regan. Mr, and Mrs. Collins live the only places that felt the setting, and proofreading depart­ did not show up until Tuesday, Eastern papers that had not ar­ the Ohio paper a later deadOne. had been at St. Joseph’s Denver, at 5030 Steak street. He is con­ more than 48 hours late. All rived for Monday printing. We try Without thegteletype, the Cincin­ brunt of snowstonhs last ments and press runs must be ' of this left US with almost for almost eight years. to co-operate with all editors’ nati copy would have been bogged Fr. Paul Schwarz, C.SS.R. w e e k end. Although the shifted. For most of the editions none of the* papers that must Assigned to assist in the parish Legion of Mary Rally in the EasL the train and plane requests and to give the diocesan down with the rest of the Eastern Kierdorf taught jn the Redemp­ storm’s path stopped- more than run Moidiay night in order to be editions the service they ask,'but papers, but on Monday night the is Father Cyril Kierdorf, C.SS.R., 1,000 miles away from Denver, the leaves on Saturday, and the copy who arrived from St Joseph’s par­ delivered on time in the East. this week’s pressur: meant that news started coming to Denver torist minor seminaries of Oak­ Register plant found itself well is being edited in Denver on Sun­ ish, Wichita. Father Kierdorf is Scheduled on Dec. 10 Things looked even blacker we had to insist that the deadline right on schedule and the pai>er land, Calif., for five years and snarled by the white stuff that day afternoon and Monday, morn­ a nephew of the late Father Peter when one of the larger Midwest be kept. was on the train back to Cincin­ Kirkwood, Mo., for almost three Active and auxiliary members almost buried those people not ing. Kierdorf, C.SS.R., who was as­ Our trouble* came hot only nati on Tuesday evening. years. For almost 13 years he of the Legion of Mary are invited fortunate enough to live a mile It was serious business, then, editions, which was putting out a signed at St. Joseph’s from 1906 from the East. Three of the Far By shifting press runs for all the assisted at S t Michael’s church, to -the city-wide annual reunion closer to the sun. when not a single package ar­ 16-page special wjth a tabloid in­ papers printed on Monday and until his death Nov. 20, 1917. Chicago, before leaving for St. West edition* found their po*tal that will be held in Holy Family With 31 diocesan editions being rived from the East on Sunday, sert, informed us by wire we *ervice *till bogged down in the Tuesday, the Register plant man­ Father Cyril Kierdorf was born Gerard’s parish, San Antonio. church Sunday afternoon, Dec. 10, printed within ^bout three days, A phone call to an editorial as­ should hold the presses on its nor­ in Chicago Dec. 9, 1900. He made aftermath of flood*, and they aged to put out every one of the After two years in S t Gerard’s, from 2 to 5 o’clock. There will be it takes no little scheduling to get sistant in Columbus, O., in­ mal Monday night run, in order to his«religiou8 profession as a Re­ too failed to get here on time. more than 500,000 papers printed Father Kierdorf was assig:ned to a reception in the school hall. The them out even in a normal week. formed us he was getting the demptorist Aug. 3, 1920, and was get a few scores of high school ath­ Most fortunate of all the af­ for. the dioceses outside of Den­ assist at S t Joseph’s, Wichita, school choir will sing at the Sol- And the key tp the whole system ordained July 2, 1925. During his ^aper out from his own home, letic games into this week’s papei;. fected editions was the Cincinnati ver, which with/the Naticnal Edi­ whence, after two more years of emn Benediction at the close of the is the mail service. Let one en­ 25 years in the priesthood. Father since it was impossible to get That would have added at least Telegraph-Register, with a circula tion and this paper total 800,000 service, he arrived in Denver. services. velope of copy fail to make the down to the diocesan office. One an extra hour and one-half to the tion of 70,000. Just last week tele­ copies a week. PAGE TW O Office, 9 3 8 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone4205 Thursday, Nov. 30, 1950 A t S t Joseph's Redemptorist Parish Bring Your Famiiy and Friends St. Catherine's Block Rosaries The 61S 17th Street Betw9€ii WeltoA Fr. Herbert Seifert TO Unit Communion Increase by 10 MADONNA Day December3 1 Morrissy to At Sacred H^art ImportecJ from (St. Catherine'a Pnritli, DenTcr) (Sacred 'Heart Parish, Denver) Now Serving a Members of St. Catherine’s Al- The parish Altar sodality ' Italy Every Day Itar and Rosary society will re­ Give Solemn Novena IncIudiDK has added 10 ne'w Block Ro­ SPECIAL DINNER Sunday ceive Communion in the 7:30 Mass Sunday, Dec. 3. The front (St. Joseph’s Redemptorist Parish, Denver) saries in the past month. The 5:00 P.M. to 9 P.M. pews will be reserved for the mem- sodality officers and coun­ Austria Choice of Appetizer I bers. ' Word has just been received of ^ e severe illness of • ENTREES- ather Herberj; Seifert, C.SS.R. FathCT Seifert was taken selors met in Sodality hall Sister Clodilda, mother super­ Nov. 25, when plans were made for ROAST LOIN OF CORN-FED PORK io r , and the sisters of St. Cath­ X) the hospital during a mission he was giving a few days a bake sale some time in January. Germany Dreaainc, Appla Sauce. VereUbla and Potatoea erine’s school wish to express ago, and he will be unable to come to Denver for the At the last deanery mefeting and INDIVIDUALLY BAKED CHICKEN PIE their thanks and appreciation for solerhn novena. He will be replaced by Father Thomas Choice Milk-Fed Chicken in Klch. Natural Gravy, luncheon Nov. 20, the PTA and the food shower given by the PTA Morrissy, C.SS.R., from the Re­ Altar sodality hostesses represent­ Portugal with Frpah Garden Vegetablea I on Nov. 14. CHOPPED ROUND STEAK demptorist Mission house in Coop- ing Sacred Heart parish were The ways and means committee erstown, N. Dak. with Froah Mushroom Sauce. Choice of VegaUblea with Maahed Potatoea Mmes. M ollie'V i g i 1, Josephine These imported Madonna statuary ore the most FRIED HALIBUT (Breaded) I thanks Barbara Raub, seventh Father Morrissy will open the Costello, Martha Smith, Ruth Har­ grade student for making the Mother of God Tomato Sauce. Choice of VegeUble and Maahed or French Fried PoUtoaa solemn novena at 3 p.m. this after­ ris, and Sslly Olguin, I table prizes for the PTA party. exquisite ever to be offered by Clarke's. Patterned BAKED VIRGINIA HAM noon, Nov. 30. This will be fol­ PTA to Conduct with Orange Sauce. Vegetable and Mashed, or Sweet Potatoea The Camp Fire Girls who helped lowed by two services in the eve­ after famous originals they are hond-made and tinted FRENCH FRIED GULF SHRIMP with the dishwashing at the card ning, at 7 and 8 o’^lodk. Confes­ Society to Make Meeting Dec. 3 party are Julianne Santangelo, by masters of the arts in Europe. Tartar Sauce and Potatoea sions will be heard after all the Bernice Yourcowski, J a c q u e The PTA will meet next Tues­ services and during the weekday day evening, Dec. 6, at 7:30 FRIED FRESH EASTERN SCALLOPS Englehardt, Margaret Brown, Tartar Sauce and French Fried Potatoes Masses at 6, 7, and 8 o’clock. Jane Loehr, Carolyn Foster, Kath­ o’clock. The council meeting for A wide variety of sizes and styles are on display for Masses will be at the usual times )raperiesforHall ROAST SIRLOIN OF BEEF leen Cuthbertson, Janet Giba, and officers and chairmen will be at 7 with Fresh Mushroom Sauce. Mashed PoUtoea and String Beam on Sunday, Dec. 3. o’clock. ,The meeting will be held your selectk)n os treosured Christmas gifts. Jutinita Haley. (Mother of God Parish, Denver) Choice of Salad, Deaiert and Beverage with Meals in the school hall and James Mc- Private Dining Room for Parties—Phone CH. 3(11 ;------Recently baptized were Ann Special Blessing Material has been pur­ Nieve_ will be the guest speaker. Uoo SEATS • NO LIQUOR • ORGAN MUSIC; Kelly I Brauch, daughter of Mr. For Children chased by the Altar and Ro­ The sixth graders’ mothers will be and Mrs. Dudley Brauch, with Al­ hostesses for the evening. lan and Barbara Ashton as spon­ In connection with the solemn sary society for draperies for sors; Cecilia Joann McGlone, novena, there will be special bless­ ;he church hall. St.. Anne’s The Sacred Heart leagme will daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ing of infants and small children Sewing guild will meet with receive Holy Communion in the 9 o’clock Mass Sunday, Dec. 3 This McGlone, with Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ at the 3 p.m. service on Sunday. Mrs. Frank L. Gardell at 522 mm class consists of about 97 second fred Leiker as sponsors; Janet Each child brought to the altar Corona street Nov. 30 to begin CHURCH 'GOODS Teresa Samide, daughter of Mr. railing will receive a special, in­ work on them. Any woman in the grade pupils, the children who at­ dividual blessing. Religious ar­ tended Sacred Heart school last and Mrs. Louis Samide, with Dan­ parish interested in sewing is wel­ year. iel and Lillian Samide as spon- ticles will be on sale after the come to attend this meeting. ‘The WesCs Largest Church Supply House’* services in the hall beneath the Later in the month of December sorp; Diana Lynn Serro, daughter Confessions will be heard from 4 there will be another First (Com­ of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Serro, church. Members of the Altar and to 6 and 7:30 to 9 Nov. 30 in prep­ munion class. with James Friel and Maxine Ber- Rosary society will conduct the aration for the First Friday. Established 1902 1636 Tremont Place linger as sponsors; Leonard AW®n sale and strive to oblige all comers. Masses on Dec. 1 will be at 6:30 Stevens, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jo­ Altar and Rosary workers for the and 8 o’clock. TAbor 3789 Denver 2, Colo. seph A. Stevens, with Mr. and coming month include Mmes. Ward, Mrs. Frank Rutkowski; and Ter, Gabbie, and Allan for the altar Mrs. Robert Schauer was host­ esa Lynn Woody, daughter of Mr. and Mmes. McNicholas and Harri­ ess to the Little Flower circle in and Mrs. Robert Woody, with son for the vigil lights. her home, 767 Downing street, for Open Monday and Thursday Nights 'til 9 Robert Colaiano and Helen Woody First Friday Masses will include luncheon and bridge Nov. 16. Mrs. as sponsors. a special High Mass at 9 o’clock Frank Campbell was awarded high ■ir' f, I'l honors and Mrs. Gerald O’Byrne, Until Christmas .iit for the high school. The other Masses, during which Confessions second high. The circle will be will be heard, are at 6, 7, and 8 entertained by Mrs. Campbell next o'clock. month. Holy Family Unit The choir will rehearie Sun­ Father Carl Schwarz, C.SS.R., New a. and Beautiful,, and Spacious plans to return to Denver immedi­ day afternoon at 5 o'clock in the ately after his solemn novena, church. All those interested in "OPEN MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS Of Altar Society which closes in Baton Rouge, La. singing for Christmas are urged is the just-completed "Chapel of Our Lady" at to attend the first rehearsal. Dec. 8. AfterNi few days in Denver, TILL 9:00 P. M " McConaty's BOULEVARD. Combined with the Father Schwarz will leave for his Mrs. B. C. Welch, Mrs. R. J. new assignment in Chicago, 111. Walker, and Mrs, Rudolph Puncec renewed "Chapel of the Apostles" more than Meeting Nov. 30 Father Harry Smith, C.SS.R., have volunteered to care for the seven hundred persons can now be seated for plans to leave Dec. 1 for his new altar and church during the (Holy Family Parith, DenTcr) assignment in Glenview, 111. month of December. the larger funerals. The Altar and Rosary society The Very Rev. Paul Schwarz, ^dolph Puncec of 447 Emerson will meet this afternoon, Thurs­ ^ JOE ONOFRIO C.SS.R., the new pastor, has left street has returned home from St. day, Nov. 30, in the church at for St. Paul, Minn., where he is Joseph’s hospital. 1:15 o’clock for the recitation of conducting a solemn novena in Mrs. A. P. Hereford, 122 E. 4th the Rosary. The annual Christmas preparation for the Feast of the party for the members will follow avenue, is a patient in St. An­ T loihing. £uL ih n J im it Immaculate Conception, Dec. 8. thony's hospital. in the school hall at 1:30 o’clock. He will return Monday, Dec. 11 Hostesses at this meeting will be Mrs. Margaret A. Henni fell in JOE, JR. the officers: Mmes. F. AHoto, R. PTA Meeting Dec. 5 front of her home, 1020 E. 5th '“' b o u l e v a r d H. Diehl, H. A. Fallico, C. Heid- The monthly meeting of St. avenue, and sprained her ankle. erstadt, P. L. Kriley, J. F. Pughes, Joseph’s PTA will be held Tues­ J. Scott, E. P. Stewart, and J. day, Dee. 5, at 8:15 p.m. in the Wiest. church hall. The Rev. Donald Mc­ rr.-! The society will receive Holy Mahon from Annunciation parish Devotions Dec. 1 ^Hontuconsecration of the human Thaler was sponsor for Mr. Den ton, Kaiser, Turner, Romero race, followed by Benediction. > f o v ' i i X r o zer. Kammer, Gabbie, Groom, Ertle Communion will be distributed at Charlene Aime, infant daughter Mauff, Yonker, Elliott, Kellogg 6 o'clock for working people. of Mr. and Mrs.-James R. Kelly O’Connor, Ochs, Berger, DeHer- On Friday at 7 p.m. the novena /For the Safety of Your Goods was baptized Sunday, Nov. 26. 0 rera, Gibbons, Gasser, Nussrallah service in honor of Our Lady of Ben Haley and Helen Haley were and McCloskey, and Miss Louder Sorrows will be held. Use Johnson Service on Every Move the sponsors. bach. A meeting is scheduled Thurs­ day evening, Nov. 30, for the fa­ AGENTS FOR UNITED VAN UNES, INC. thers of Boy Scouts. -MOVING WITH CARE EVERYWHERE" A most impressive ceremony STORAGE - PACKING SHIPPING Youth Club Is Organized was held in the Church of the As­ sumption, Nov. 36, on the occa­ Phone PE 2433 Denver 221 Broadway sion of the 25th anniversary of the By Lady of Grace Parish marriage of Mr. and Mrs. George T. Smart. The Rev. John Giam- ENJOY YOUR OWN HOME bastiani, O.S.M., officiated at the (Our Lady of Grace Parish, but more young people are needed GEORGE HARRIS Denver) for the chorus. renewal of the marriage vows and the blessing of the two rings. General Contractor The young people of Our Lady The first meeting was held Nov Miss Elaine Tolvo sang “ Mother BUILDER OF BETTER HOMES of Grace parish have formed a 24 in the home of Rey Cinocco club for all young people interested 4510 Milwaukee street. Beloved’’ and an “ Ave Maria.” Jo AT LOWER COST Ann Spino was organist and Nicho­ 3149 ELIOT GL. 1915 in taking part in parish activi­ Club officers elected at this ties. A musical show is planned las De Sciose was the violinist. Im­ meeting are Pat Slattery, presi mediately following the Mass, dent; George Becker, vice presi brunch was served by Mr. and iKSKi!iW!i!iiia "i* dent; Catherine Murphy, secre Mrs. Smart for friends and rela­ The Denver Catholic tary; and Harvey Mayer, treas tives. urer. "“.C m ”"'.).." ^ Morgan, << Register Others attending the’first meet Autoto*"' Published Weekly by the ing were Beverly Popish, Judy Farley, Marlene liaras, Dorothy Clarke's Displays three Catholic Press Society, Inc. three Styled Leibman 938 Bannock Street, Denver, Murphy, Mary Lou Becker, Rey here«e Colo. Cinocco, Tom Slattery, Paul Me Cullough, Leonard Siefried, Billy Statues of Alary '■ V and Hiikey Subscription; SL60 Per Year Carson, Tad Coates, and Shirley sold in combination with the Judish. On display for selection by ■ Gas and Electric Bldg. Phone TAbor 1395 S Catholic patrons at the James r. Register, National Eldition, in Any young person wishing to Archdiocese of Denver. Clarke Church Goods company Im ii'B! m m a ■maai.;* B iK ia d B M u ic i participate in this club may con Entered as Second Class Denver, is a magnificent group of Complete Home Entertainment! Matter at the Post Office, tact any of the officers for in handmade and tinted statuary of the Blessed Mother. These unusual Denver, Colo. formation. All are invited to join pieces of art, imported from Italy, Enjoyment for the whole family! Automatically Parish Society Meeting Austria, Germany, and Portugal, ^ plays all three speed records in all three sizes. (SCO TRADE-IN Is Scheduled Dec. 1 are unique in desigrn, having been Has the same record changing Dr. G. J. patterned after famous Madonna mechanism found on today’s The Our Lady of Grace 'group paintings. finest combinations. Real­ will meet Friday, Dec. 1, at 8 Mrs. Clarke cordially invites the Use Your Old Battery as Schaeuble o’clock, in the home of Mrs. Steve Catholics of the archdiocese to istic, distortion-free Cinocco, 4510 Milwaukee street see these beautiful works while the tone quality. Optometrist Mrs, Cassidy is cohostess. stocks are complete. Down Payment on a New Powerful $ 5 9 * 0 Specialist The time of the Block Rosary In addition to the statuary there has been changed froit\ 7 to 7:30 arc but three church-size Nativity TERMS- For Visual Thermo - Electro p.m. This devotion is held each crib sets remaining in the store Eye Care Monday evening in the home of The sets of 20 pieces with 16-inch Mrs. Jean Staats. New jnembers tigures are very moderate in price 638 Empire Bldg. KE. 5840 are welcome. and are of the finest quality. REED For the convenience of friends* Clarke’s will be open each Monday and Thursday between now and BATTERY Christmas until 9 o’clock in the SWlHGi evening. That outlasts any lit. -iiy Battery on the Road. Lay Brother Reported Ploys All Three! Woter 3 times o year Finest manual record player you can 36 Months' luildinfl-r^COi Regaining His Health buyl Plays all three speed records, ail three ^ RsMflAQ • • • 1 * ^ sizes# Clear, full reproduction of records. Attrac­ Buy«'9 Guarantee (St. Elizabeth’s Parish, Denver) tive burgundy leatherette case. N l t e Brother Davids O.F.M., is recu |svis»»* ♦ "•i: perating'from an operation in St. Recharging - Rental Batteries - Service 'H' CkiiitW' • Anthony’s hospital. He is reported (giiitsit. to be doing well. A Few Dollars a IFeek Pays the Balance »3.00 »•' I** The Altar and Rosary socie^ * —GENERAL TIRES— . ;r will receive Holy Coihmunion in the 8 o’clock Mass Sunday, Dec. 3. The monthly meeting will be held in the dehool hall Dec. 6 at Joe Kavanaugh, Inc. 1 o’clock. , JOE ONOFRIO MUSIC CO 28 Years Same Location The members of the Nocturnal WNVlRINDVSntlAlMNK Adoration society are scheduled to ■“ Locally Owned and Operated ^‘Home of Television” dORCi ». KOdC PtuldHH attend devotions in the Holy Ghost 7th at Lincofn TA. 1261 yi534CalifocntoSit PhonaMAinSISS church from 12 midnight to 1 a.m. 1805 BROADWAY IRA. 8585 J OppeilH Owww Ofy Ctedt Ca E. 2 Friday, Dec. 1. Thursday) Nov. 30, 1950 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystene 4205 PAGE THREE X $2,200,000 Building Plan Heralds Expansion of Cheyenne Diocese

Six New Churches Foreseen ... (Continued From Page One) mas’if-contractors encounter no beautiful kindergarten, library, farther delay* in procuring ma­ health and music rooms, and cafe­ teria in addition to classrooms. terials or lahor. The church is The completion of the grade school constructed of cream - colored brick, and \^ill seat 256 persons. building will round out a building It wUl cost $73,000. The Rev. program begun 12 years ago by the Very Rev. James A. Hartmann, James Power is pastor. rector of the Cathedral and Work was begun two months Chancellor of the diocese. In 1938, ago on a native stone church for a new high school building was St. Francis’ parish, Thermopolis, completed, and the school was and it is expected to be finished accredited by the North Central for services next spring. The association. Last year, a new con­ church will seat 250 persons, and vent for the nuns was completed will be built on a four-lot site di­ at a cost of $200,000, • and has rectly across from the present facilities for 32 sisters. church buildings, acc9rding to the Rev. Phillip Krass, pastor. Ap­ The addition to the Casper proximately $92,000 will be spent schoj^l includes eight classrooms, on the new church. * a library, principal’s office, and a combination hall-auditorium, and is Contracts for new churches at of fireproof cdhstruction through­ Riverton,, Torrington, and New­ out. A feature of the addition is a castle are expected to be awarded kindergarten, which is planned, soon. Plans are completed for St. decorated, and furnished along the Margaret’s church, Riverton, and latest lines of classrooms for small will be submitted to contractors children. Cafeteria facilities make for bids within the next week 6r it possible to serve as many as 10 days. The church will cost 300 persons for parish banquets. $100,000 and will seat 300 per­ Corpus Christi Church, Newcastle J. K. Monroe, mrc.hitoct sons. Father Adolph Pate ir pas­ A new rectory recently com­ tor of St. Margaret’s parish. St. t pleted at Catper replaces the old and inadequate home that has been Rose’s church at Torrington is ne­ gotiating for a new site for the used to house the priests for many J. K. Monroe, architect parish plant The site will be ap­ St. Francis' Church, Thermopolis years. The new rectory adjoins the church and is constructed in har­ proximately three acres in area, mony with the architecture of the and will be adequate for the parish church. It has accommodations for school at some future date. Father Paul Hellrung is the Torrington three priests, offices for parish pastor. business, guest rooms, and quarters for the housekeeping staff. The Plans are being drawn at present Very Rev. Thomas F. O’Reilly, for the new Corpus Christi church Vicar General of the diocese, is at Newcastle to replace the pioneer pastor of St. Anthony’s parish, structure which has served the par­ Casper. ish for a half-century. The Rev. The addition to the Sheridan Gerard Schellinger, pastor of the parish school will ' include four parish, indicates that the new classrooms, a library, principal’s church will be of brick and ma-- office, two meeting rooms, a sonry construction, and will seat kitchen and cafeteria, and a combi­ approximately' 300 persons. nation parish hall-gymnasium, and A new parish hall was recently will cost $186,000. The Rev. F. J. dedicated by the Rev. Jerome Kimmett is pastor of Holy Name Denk, pastor of St. Joseph’s par­ pari.sh, Sheridan. ish, Cheyenne. The hall is of brick The second new rectory being construction, and conforms to the built in the diocese is in Powell, architectural pattern of the church, under the direction of the Rev. and rectory. It'is expected that the Daniel Carroll, pastor. A small cot­ hall, which has very effectively planned meeting and recreational tage which has been used for the J. K. Monroo, architect St. Matthew's Church, Gillette. Church only being constructed. Monr«, »rchiteci rectory has long been unsuitable. facilities, will become a center of St. Anthony's Church, Cody The new home will be sufficiently a program for the youth and large to provide accommodations adults of the parish. for the pastor and a future assist­ Preparatory to building a new ant, and will cost $35,000. church at Cody, the Rev. Francis St. John the Baptist’s, Buffalo, Penny, pastor, has begun negoti­ dedicated by Bishop Newell Nov. ations with a view to acquiring a 8, is the first of the new churches beautiful plot, approximately 3.7 to be completed in the building acres in area, in a restricted sec­ program. Designed by John K. tion of the community, which will Monroe, it a glorious expression in be the site of the future church rose-colored stone of English coun­ plant. Ground should be broken tryside architecture. Constructed for the new church next spring. at a cost of $125,000, under the All the new churches planned direction of the Rev. A. H. Gran- or under construction in the dio­ nan, pastor, the church will seat cese have been designed by John 325 persons, and has a special K. Monroe of Denver. Kellogg room in which mothers with small Brothers of Cheyenne and Rock children may hear Ma.ss without Springs are the architects for the distraction to the congregation. new grade schools in Laramie, Buffalo is a very attractive small Rawlins, and Rock Springs, and town in North Central Wyoming, for St. Joseph’s parish hall, Chey­ and provides an admirable setting enne. Goodrich and Wilking, Cas­ for the beautiful church. per, have planned the new school Gillette thould celebrate the and rectory at Casper, and Cook formal dedication of it> new St. and Whitney are architects for the Church of St. Rose, Torrington J . K . Monroe, architect Matthew’s church before Christ­ new Sheridan addition. St. Margaret's Church', Riverton J. K. Monroe, architect

St. Laurence O'Toole's School, Laramie

Holy Nome School Addition and Parish Hall, Sheridan Cook & Whitnay, architoct*

St. Mary's Elementary School, Cheyenne J. K. Monro«, architect r ' ■

St. Joseph's School, Rowlins K e llo ff Sl Kelloff, architects

Sti. Cyril and Methodius' School, Rock Springs lUUoft 0 KaUoff, ireUUcU Sta Anthony's School Addition ( wing closest to camera), Casper CMdries * wnunc. uchiucta PAGE FOUR Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4205 Thursday, Nov, 30, 1950 Mustangs Given Edge in Battle STARS THAT SHONE With Pueblo for State Laurels ChofflpionsMp Team Ceremonies Before Game Mullen Rides Over To Get DeCanio Cup W ill Add Colorful Note Gremlins for Title Undefeated in their respective leagues, the Mullen Mus­ To the winner of the State tangs and the Pueblo Catholic high Shamrocks will meet in The Mullen Mustangs took the Parochial championship game be­ D.U. stadium at 2 o’clock Sunday, Dec. 3, to determine the Parochial league crown Sunday at tween the Mullen Mustangs and D. U. stadium by'defeating the S t the Pueblo Catholic Irish will m 1960 Colorado Parochial champions. The Mullenites, coached Francis Gremlins, 28-13. The permanent possession of a tropny by Dick Brown, are slight favorites to overcome Coach scoring of Manuel Gonzales and dedicated to the memory of Johnny Frampton’s Shamrocks. the four perfect extra-point kicks Robert M. (Monk) DeCanio, All- The teams will be on the field at 1:15 for warm-up of George Bravdica made the Parochial athlete of a decade ago, maneuvers. At 1:45 a pregame welcome staged by 500 going tough for the Fransalians. who was killed in World war ll. The fans saw a new, if belated, St. pep club members and an 80-piece band for the Southern The trophy is a gift of Mr. and Francis eleven. It sustained its •i / * t i f “ “ i Mrs. Salvatore DeCanio, 3719 Parochial league champions, flag-raising ceremonies, and power longer in this game than in Shoshone street, parents of the presentation of the DeCanio trophy to the Colorado Catholic any other in the season. Dick Braun George Bravdica Jack Burke Kevin Gleason war hero. The driving power of the Mus­ DeCanio, who was killed in High School Athletic association will take place. The day will be climaxed by the All-Parochial dance, tangs was held down iix the first action on the Los Negros islands quarter but broke loose in the in the Admiralty group March 25, at which members of the DenVer All-Parochial team will be second, and, up to the middle of 1944, was an All-Parochial selec­ given awards and the Knute Rockne and DeCanio trophies the final frame, the Mullenites tion from Regis high school in steadily plodded up the field. In 1940, both at fullback in football will be presented to the state champion team. The Rockne trophy, awarded by the Denver Notre Dame club, is now in the • last quarter, however, the and third base in baseball. He Gremlins broke out in a aerial at­ later starred at Regis college at possession of Regis high school, 1949 State Parochial cham­ tack, with Dick Poison at the con­ end and quarterback and was pion. It must be won three times for a school to gain per­ trols. The accurate passing of Poi­ captain of the grid team. son to Jim English accounted for The trophy will be presented manent possession, both Fransalian TDs. The extra by Mr. and Mrs. DeCanio to Fa­ + + + + + point brought in for the Gremlins ther Joseph Koontz, president of the Denver parochial league, who was toed by “ Rusty” Mather. will in turn present it to the cap­ State Grid Trophy Johnny Barone’ s lightning tains of the two contending teams spurts through the St. Francis in a pregame ceremony at 1:45. line did much to add to the The DeCanio-Capra American Le­ ground gains made by Mullen. gion post, named in honor of the In the second tussle, the Regis Regis athlete, will sponsor a color Raiders rocked the Cathedral guard in the flag-raising rites. Bluejays, 20-13, in a hard- fought game and clinched sec­ ymK"-. ond place in the league, leaving the Jays in fourth. The Dick Braun-Ray Costello combo in the Regis backfield set a pace that the Bluejays had diffi­ culty in maintaining until late in the first half. Costello and Braun scored in that order behind expert blocking. Costello went around right end from 28. yards out, and Braun around left end from the 14 Bill Faddis picked up the third tally for Regis by stealing a pass by Bob Sullivan, the Cathedral aerial artist, and going 41 yards for the touchdown. Braun and Costello carried the ball over for the extra points. The Regis scoring streak was broken off in the second stanza. Dynmmo Joe DiPaolo ac­ counted for both of the Cathe­ dral goals. The first TD was made on a plunge from the one- yard line, and the second and final tally came in the last three minutes of the game on an end run from the 14. He also assisted in the extra point department THE DeCANIO TROPHY, to be awarded to the by passing to Jack Burke after winner of the state parochial championship game between the first TD, Mullen and Pueblo Catholic high schools, is held by Father Bari^ With the exception of the State Norm Roger Angus Roger Barry Tharp Wogan, president of the Colorado Catholic High School Athletic Catholic championship game, to ' T ' ^-U + association. Looking on are Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore DeCanio, donors be played Sunday at D. U. stadium, of the trophy.— (Register photo by Smyth) these games wrote “ 30” to Paro­ All-Parochial Team Grave Blankets_ * *6 Robert (Monk) De Canto I + + + + + chial kague foqtball for the year. Silver Crosses 11 SO First Team Second Team Jack Burke ...... Cathedral...... LE ...... Bob Carberry ...... St. Joseph's L I E B ^ i§; Parochial League Champions Norm R oger...... Mullen...... LT ...... Mike Villano ...... Regis FLOWERS .Karl Plym ...... Cathedral Phil Quintana ...... Mullen...... LG ...... 3824 W . 32nd CL. 0133 Kevin Gleason ...... Regis...... C ...... Bob Duden ...... Annunciation Jerry Burns...... Regis...... RG ...... James Jellison ...... Mullen Ed H orvat...... Annunciation...... RT ...... Tom M ilner...... St Joseph’s Angus Roger ...... Mullen...... RE ...... Dick Schmitt ...... Regis George Bravdica ...... Mullen...... QB ...... Ken Reidel ...... -Annunciation for XMAS Barry Tharp...... St Francis’ ...... LH ...... Ray Costello ...... Regqs Ivan Saindon ...... St. Joseph’s...... RH ...... Ralphilph hugiSugar ...... - ...... Cathedral Gil Castellano ...... Annunciation...... FB ...... Jack Isenhart...... Holy Family Dick Braun...... Regis...... Most Valuable John Barone ...... Mullen T" + + . Honorable Mention Mullen, East High Coaches ENDS: Kenehan, Kennedy, Re­ gis; Vogelsgang, Mullen; Spahn, To Be Honored by Raiders St Joseph’s; Stone, Mumford, FLEX-LET Annunciation; J. English, St. An unusual asembly will be Both coaches will be accom­ Francis’ ; Reynolds, Acierno, Holy Expansion Band staged by Regitj high school stu­ panied by their team captains. Family. dents on Friday, Dec. 1, when they Other guests will include mem­ play host to the coaches and cap­ TACKLES: Albery, Rickfelder, bers of an all-opponent team to be Cathedral; Burns, Mullen; Com- tains of the top public and paro­ selected by Regis players from the chial football teams in a gesture minello, Annunciation; J. Koten- parochial foes they faced this sea­ sette, Mulligan, Regis; Thy fault, of sportsmanship. son. The assembly will be held in the St Joseph’s; Haberer, Holy Fam­ Regis gymnasium with W. N. “ Bill” Coach Lou Kellogg of Regis high ily; R. Neyer, St Francis’. Greim, director of health educa­ school will extend congratulations GUARDS: M. Martinez, Mullen; tion in the Denver public schools, to both East high and Mullen high Volosin, Annunciation; Lee, Mon­ as chief speaker. The Rev. Joseph and Dick Braun, captain of the toya, St Joseph’s; Smaldone, Koontz, assistant pastor at Holy Regis team, will present a scroll to Kechter, Holy Family; Smith, St Family parish and president of the both visiting team captains and Francis’. Parochial league, will also be a wish them success in the state CENTERS: Hernandez, Mullen; guest of honor. play-offs to be held Saturday, Dec. Grisdale, Holy Family; Galla, St. Especially to be honored on this 2, for East high and on Sunday, Joseph’s; Mkther, St. Francis’. occasion will be Pat Panek, the Dec. 3, for Mullen. BACKS: Zavala, Gonzales, Mul­ coach of East high school, which The Rev. Thomas K. McKenney, len; Faddis, Bryson, Regis; Maes, recently won the city champion­ Mares, Annunciation; Sullivan, S.J., principal of the high school, tinez; second row, Frank Romero, George Vogelsang, Manuel Gon­ ship, and Dick Brown, coach at Petrone, and Fowkes, Cathedral; MULLEN HIGH SCHOOL'S mighty Mustangs, un­ will extend the Regis welcome to zales, George Bravdica, John Martinez, Nick Ortega, Ron Memmer, Mullen home, which captured the Nlgro, Turner, and LaFevre, St. defeated champions of the Denver Parochial league, Jim Ferguson, and Steve Zavala; and top row, Don Fernandez, John Parochial league honors. the visitors. Joseph’s; Burns, Golesh, and Stone, will meet the Shamrocks of Pueblo Catholic for the state Parochial Barrone, Bob Axford, Leroy Stock, Tom Seibert, Marion Simons, Holy Family; Jordan, 'Tom Car- title in D. U. stadium, Dec. 3. Shown in the picture (left to right) Chester Wilson, James Burns, and Mike Martinez.— (Register photo roll, and Hannerman, St Francis’. are (bottom row) Angus Roger, Francis Forrest, James Jellison, by Smyth) Frozen Motion George Hernandez, Phil Quintana, Norman Roger, and Ralph Mar- Styled for the Coaching Post he-man. Fits all wrists, all watches. Guaranteed one Wraps O ff Regis Frosh 5; 'Jaybird Ballet' year. In yellow or pink gold- Is Being Sought filled with stoinless steel back. Moore 'Not Disappointed' In ell Stainless Steel, $4*75 Harvey Moore took the wraps off his Regis freshmen By Ted Brislin cagers Nov. 28 in the Adams City high school gym and was not too disappointed in what he saw as the Continental Air­ Ted Brislin, who coached foot­ ball in grade and high schools in lines’ five ran away with a 93-65 victory. Butte, Mont., for 12 years, and in “ As the score shows, we were St. Dominic’s grade school in Den­ rJfllflini^ not so hot defensively, Moore said ver in 1948, announces that he is Plain Leather Jackets after the game, “ But any club that (available for a coaching assign­ Jewelers ReflnUheS and Btptirtd can collect 65 points from Conti­ ment in Denver. He claims a spot­ 2nd Floor, University Bldg. nental lias possibilities.” less record in his 12 years, of ROY SYSTEM, INC. Moore was especially pleased coaching. At the present time he is 16th Sc Champa Street TAbor 2209 - 2200 SHOE REPAIR with the showing of A1 Steinke working toward a master’s degree and Dick Gleason. Steinke totaled in education. BroadwiT at Irrlnfftom 6P« 4111 18 points for the evening and played a speedy, skillful floor game. Gleason tallied 16 points. BikeS' & T rik es N iin n H w ^ sh Roy Lipscomb, formerly of the Phillips 66, rolled uj> 33 points Lay-Away Now! with apparent ease, his height and neater experience giving him a AMERirAN CVCIERY at definite advantage over the Regis 1901 South Broadway PEarl 3180 Richards Shoe Store yearlings. 2210 E. COLFAX A1 Stenke is a graduate of St. Francis' high school, Denver, Boys* & Girls* where he starred in Parochial league basketball competition. f o r t h e i r s k R y i c e The Regis frosh will meet Fitz- BICYCLES . simons there Thursday night, Nov. While doing your Shopping why not drop in 80, and will tangle wi& the Rock- for a Complete Service Job? Columbia...... 38*‘p mont college Rockets in the Rock- WASHING — GREASING — OIL CHANGE Reconditioned...... 1 5 ^ mont gym Saturday night, Dec. 2. HOURS FREE PAEKING O for tha antiro family FOR SERVICE WORK " Terms If Desired Sweaters at MilU' Low Prica*. THIS FOOTBALL REFUSED to be hypnotized by Um oar Indoor Shoppers Perkins FRANSALIAN DICK POLSON puts his left foot out IZ min to 12 honre Bike Accessoriee School-Award swaateri with re- Cathedral’s All-Parochial end, Jack (Svengali) Burke. Ac­ inforcad albow* and non-(tratcJi' companying Burke in a gridder’s interpetation of ballet a n Raiders as he reaches vainly for one of Dick Jordan’s passes in A .L able cuff* at Mills’ low prices Ray Costello (66) and Dave Bryson. The pass from Bob Sullivan went Sunday’s game against Mullen high. Norm Roger, Mullen ta(^le, stands by prepared to “ shake him all about" should Poison succeed in DENVER GARAGE incomplete. 'The Raiders won, 20-13, to capture second place in the 1437 California CHerry 1601 COLORADO league standings. Costello intercepted two passes in the game and gathering in the elusive pigskin. Mullen won the game, 28-13, to ca;^ GLODT ture the Denver Parochial title and win the right to meet Pueblo JIM BUTLER (St. Joseph’s ParlsE) ROY BUTLER 253 Broadway SPmea 6438 KNITTING MILLS scored one of the Regis touchdowns on a 72-yard run.— (Register 1434 Weltoa Doavair KE. 2443 photo by Smyth) Catholic for the etete title.— (Register photo by Smyth) Thursday, Nor. 3j), 1950 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE PENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 420S PAGE (FIVE Grants Special Blessing in Westwood Coughlin Family Picture 26 More DPs Arrive Priest Brings Home Papal Document The Rev, Michael A. Maher, ad­ “ Holy Father; The priest, Holiness on Nov. 3, our most holy For New U.S. Homes ministrator of St. Anthony’s par­ Michael A. Maher, of the Arch­ master graciously granted the ish, Westwood, has returned from diocese of Denver, humbly ad­ favor, according to the petition, to Twenty-six displaced persons arrived in the United a Holy Year pilgrimage to Rome dressing the throne of Your Holi­ be exercised once outside Rome, with an unusual Papal document. ness, earnestly petitions your provided the plenary indulgence, States the past week, de.

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PAGE SIX Offic«, 938 Bonnoek*Stre«t THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephen*, KEystone 4205 Thuridoy, Nov. 30, 1950 Author to Address With Invitation to Their Yule Parties Young-Phelon Nuptials St. Peter Clover's Society T o Be Wed Library Society December 27 Denver Deanery Receives Plons Annuol Teo Dec. 3 The annual tea of the' St. tea are used every year for tui­ Report on Three Centers Peter Claver (ociety of Denver tion, book), or clothing for chil­ will be held Sunday, Dec. 3, at dren who would be unable to The Denver deanery of the Archdiocesan Council of 2434 Williams street from 2 to attend achool without aome fi­ Catholic Women held its meeting Nov. 20 in the Catholic 5 p.m. The proceeds from the nancial help. Charities annex. Mrs. James Kenney, president, presided, Other projecta of the St. Peter Claver aociety are the and representatives from nearly all deanery affiliations re­ Sodality Schedules annual Chriatmaa party, the va­ sponded to the roll call. Mrs. Kenney reported on the project cation achool, and picnica in the work of the Denver deanery, the auramer for gi-oupa of under­ Vail, Little Flower, and Fox street through the courtesy of the Gree­ Rosary Rife Dec. J privileged children of Denver, centers, inviting all to attend the ley deanery. The preaident of the Denver It was voted to buy one $5 bond Christmas parties that will be On Saturday, Dec. 2, the Cathe­ group ia Mra. A. C. Thomaa, and for the Tuberculosis Society of given at these centers. The dates dral sodality of Our Lady o f the the moderator ia the^Rev. Ar­ Denver. of the parties are to be announced Immaculate Conception will have thur Veraavel, S.J., of Sacred later. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr St. Peter Claver’s society in­ a public recitation of the Rosary Heart pariah. There are about will be present at all the parties. vited all the women to a silver tea following the 7:45 Mass. All pa­ 10 active membera in .Denver, A review of the National Coun­ to be held Dec. 3 at 2434 Williams rishioners are urged to join the and Jhe group i- affiliated with cil of Catholic Women convention street beginning at 3 p.m. sodalists in fulfilling this specific the Venver ACCW. held in Cleveland was given by Following the meeting the Sa­ request of Our Lady of Fatima. Mrs. J. Leonard Swigert, ACCW cred Heart PTA a n d sodality Pews are reserve4__3h the right president. women sponsored the tea. hand side of the center aisle for The archdioceian chairman of those who wish to participate. , The sodality union recently spon­ St. Bernadette's librariei and literature, Mr<, Ann Sleeper, reported on a le- sored a Thanksgiving party for William Barrett, noted St. Benedict's Club underprivileged children. Sodalists Mr. and Mrs. Eugene L. Catholic author and member riet of lectures to be held in Holy Ghost hall. The first will who took part in the skit on church Society to Name Lamansky announce the en­ of St. John's parish, will speak to be given Dec. 3 by William Bar­ Plans 2nd M eeting etiquette, in providing transporta­ gagement and approaching mar­ the Catholic Information and Li­ rett, and the next on Jan. 14 by tion, and in supervising the riage of their daughter, .Margaret brary society Sunday, Dec. 3, at 8 the Rev. William Faherty, S.J. The second annual dinner meet­ gantes were Esther Koch, Frances Magdaline (above), to (jpl. Barton o’clock, at the Catholic library, 628 All are invited to the lectures. ing of St. Benedict’s club of Colo­ Bertoluza, Beth Taylor, Doris Brod- Officers' Slate L. Darling, Jr., of Cincinnati, 0. 19th street. Mr. Barrett’s subject There is no admission charge. rado, composed of alumni from hag, Mary l^ e rs, Dorothy Nies- (St, Bernadette's ParUh, Miss Lamansky attended St. Fran­ will be "The Catholic Author.” His lanik, Betty Schmidt, Regina Phe­ The Very Rev. Monsignor Elmer St. Benedict’s college in Atchison, Lakewood) cis de Sales’ high .school. The latest book. The Left Hand of God, ST. CATHERINE’S CHURCH, DENVER, was the lan, Rita Scheunemann, Joanne Kolka spoke at the meeting and Kans., will be held in the Knights The regular Altar and Rosary couple will be married in a candle­ appeared in serial form in the Red- scene of the recent wedding of Charlene Elizabeth Roesch, and Peg Fellmer. showed two color movies of his of Columbus home, E. 16th avenue society meeting Thursday, Dec. 7, light ceremony in the Church of book magazine. It will be published Phelan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Phelan, to Thomas Young, trip to Europe. He mentioned the at Grant, on Thursday, Dec. 7, at All sodalists are reminded that will feature a covered-dish lunch­ St. Vincent de Paul Dee. 27. son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Young. The Rev. Herbert Banigan officiated a plenary indulgence may be gained soon. grave need for sponsoring DP 7 p.m. eon at 12 noon in Jefferson hall. at the double-ring ceremony and Monsignor Joseph P. O’Heron of on Friday, Dec. 8, under" the usual families in this area, saying that All former students of both St. At the meeting, the nominating SL Louis’ parish, Englewood, was present in the sanctuary. conditions. there is employment available for Benedict’s college and Maur Hill committee will give its report, and The bride was given in marriage by her father. Mrs. Herman Sunday the sodalists will serve election of officers will he held. them, b u t housing is urgently high school, living either in Denver Randolph, sister of the bride, was the matron of honor and the needed. or in surrounding cities in Colo­ as volunteers at the Infant of The monthly se.ssion of the Low Low Prices TURKEYS bridesmaids were Miss Peggy Alcorn, Miss Margie Kellagher, and Prague nursery. Anyone wishing Men’s club is scheduled for Mrs. Kenney requested all or­ rado, are cordially invited to at­ Miss Carol Wood. Bob Young, brother of the bridegroom, was COMPLETE FURNITURE tend this dinner meeting, together further information may contact Wednesday evening, Dec. 6, at 8 * Young ganizations wishing to show the best man and ushers were Joe Young, Jr., also brother of the bride­ Beth Taylor at AL. 5260. movie You Can Change the World! with their wives or friends. o’clock in Jefferson hall, with the COMPLETE APPLIANCES groom; Leo Phelan, brother of the bride; and Alfred Schwindt. Miss major topic of discussion to be contact her. The movies is avail­ * Well Finished Last year’s dinner meeting was Leslie Ann Randolph, niece of the bride, was flower girl. A wedding the parish-wide party planned for * All Named Brands * able in Denver during February a success, with the oldest alumni breakfast was held in the Park Lane hotel. An afternoon reception Christmas week. present being William R. Kaffer, was held in the home of the bride’s parents. Council of Nurses Before a Nuptial Mass x:ele- Easie«l Tcrmi and Hiffheit Tradtt 600 S. Grant street, Denver, who Mr. and Mrs. Young both are graduates of St. Francis de Sales’ brated by the Rev. John J. Do­ Chriitmaa Layawaj*->Sma11 Depoalt attended the college from 1878 to DELIVERED high school. After a wedding trip to California the couple are making Prepares Yule Fete herty, pastor, Nov. 25 in St. Ber­ onlfl Ainei’ican 1881, and the youngest being Wil­ their present home in Glenwood Springs.— (Mueller photograph) nadette’s church, Genevieve Feeley liam Reese, 617 Arapahoe street. George Swayne's (Archdiocetan Council of Catholic became the bride of Daniel Ross J. K. MULLEN HOME Golden, who attended the college of Mt. Carmel parish. She is the Nuriei, Denver Chapter) Beauty in 1948 and 1949. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward K. of C. Christmas Party Arrangements have been com­ Glendale Furniture sunset 1-6909 Reservations may be made prior Feeley, 2480 Field street, and the pleted for the annual Christmas to Dec. 2 by contacting any of the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and officers, Earl Compton, 128 S. party Dec. 17 from 3 to 6 p.m. in Mrs. Dominic Ross of 3840 & Appliance Co. For Orphans Set Dec. 17 St. Joseph’s hospital. Mrs. Monica Frank AntonelH W. L. (Speed) Mieger Pennsylvania, SP. 6748; Carlton Navajo street. The witnesses were 3877 Tenny.on St...... GR 2665 SPAM Noll, 1560 Newport, FR. 9514; or Children of four Denver or­ committee is still in need of funds Arno, committee chairman, urges Clarence Salvucci and Mary The­ Shop Early for Frank Still, 1345 Newport, EA. phanages will be visited by Santa to finance the party, the cost of all members to attend with their resa Haley. 2021 W e.t 32nd St...... GR 4700 7356. Claus Sunday evening, Dec. 17, which will exceed $2,000. He asks children. Following the usual cus­ Diane Marie, infant daughter Open Evening. tom, each child’s gift should be Your Holiday Hie family’s fovont* and every one of them will re­ that members of the Knights of of Adrian and Marian Savage, was WE I.NVITE CREDIT ceive a gift named in a letter to Columbus interested in making provided by the parents, with the baptized by Father Doherty Nov. St. Clara's Aid Society the old fellow, according to Joseph this Christmas one of joy and hap­ child’s name clearly printed on the 26. The sponsors were Eugene WINES & LIQUEURS Dryer of the Knights of Colum­ piness for these orphaned children outside wrapping. Savage and Beatrice Porch. The regular meeting of the Den­ Domestic and.Imported To Hold Meeting Dec. 6 bus’ annual Christmas orphans’ send contributions to him in care The following parishioners have party. A program of entertain­ of the K. of C. orphans’ party, ver chapter will be held on Thurs­ been patients in Denver hospitals: WESTERKAMP'S St. Clara’s .\id society will meet ment will precede Santa’s visit at 1575 Grant street, Denver. day, Nov. 30, in St. Anthony’s Mrs. Doris Snyder, St. Anthony’s; KE. 9043 5106 Wash. at the orphanage Dec. 6, with a each of the orphanages. James The entire program will be pre­ hospital. The report of the nomi­ Oresta Piz, St. Anthony’s; Stella J e d iL business meeting at 12:30 p.m. All Creamer is in charge of the enter­ sented in the Good Shepherd home nating committee will be given at Rogers, St. Joseph’s; and Leona EVERYTHING A GOOD GROCERY Sunday afternoon, Dec. 17, at 2 this meeting. Armstrong. Mrs. Paul Short is 3504 E. Colfax FR. 8881 SHOULD HAVE . friends should bring their Christ- tainment. ma.s gifts for the children to this According to Mr. Dryer, his o’clock. convale.scing from illness in her FREE DELIVERY BEST FOODS AT LOWEST PRICES — WE DEUVER - meeting. Th* evening programs will he Women's Press Group home, 1190 Cody street. The sisters of the orphanage and presented simultaneously in St. Mrs. A. C. Carroll, president of M ary C. Mannion Vincent’s home, St. Clara’s or­ the Aid society, thank Jail who phanage, Queen of Heaven or­ Slates Meeting Dec, 7 aided so generously with the Com­ phanage, and the Colorado Chris­ INTERMOUNTAIN ELEVATORS Novena Honorinaw tian home beginning at 7 o’clock. The Colorado Women’s Press DENVER munity Chest drive. Mrs. Ella Cas­ Las Animas Bride tilian is deanery chairman. Lunch­ The public is invited to attend. club will meet in the Tiffin dining Fort Morgan Flour Mills eon will be served by the sisters at St. Mary’s church, Las Animas, Furnishing t h e entertainment room, 1600 Ogden street, Denver, 1 p.m. Hostesses for the card party was the scene of the wedding of for the evening will be a group Thursday- evening, Dec. 7, at 6 Mary Being Held o’clock. Mrs. May West Owen will FORT MORGAN are Misses .A.gnes Toohey and Mary Catherine Mannion, daugh­ of professional artists, booked by Elizabeth Sheeby, and Mmes. ter of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Man­ Mr. Creamer. The troupe has been preside, and a program will follow BRANCHES AT— Harry Hughes and William nion of Las Animas, and Thomas divided into eight acts and each the meeting. Reservations for the dinner may be made by telephoning At Mt. Carmel Schultz. Sylve.ster Peacock, son of Mrs. group will move from one or­ LONGMONT . . . YU^U Mrs. Margaret Reilly, TA. 6733, Fred Bates of Pensacola, Fla. The phanage to another for their (Our Lady of Mt. Carmel ParUh, after 5 p.m. HUDSON , . . HILL ROSE Rev. J, H. Laquerre, pastor, offi­ presentations. This schedule has Dedver) Sf. Joseph's Guild Sets ciated at the double-ring ceremony been adopted in order that all the A novena in honor of the Im­ MILLERS AND HANDLERS and offered the Nuptial Mass. children will see the entire pro­ £PTL Past Presidents maculate Conception was started PENDAFLEX HANGING OF FLOUR, WHEAT, CORN, Meeting at St, Francis' The bride was given in mar­ gram. Lynn Mason is general Nov, 28 and will end Thursday, BARLEY, OATS, AND MILL riage by her father. She wore a chairman. Dec. 7. Services are held every To Hold Yuletide Fete afternoon at 3 o’clock. All parish­ FOLDER FILE FEEDS St. Joseph’s guild will meet this white satin gown with inserts of Chantilly lace and a long train. ioners are urged to participate in Saturday at 2 o’clock in the li­ The .Past President Social club this novena. Country Shippers/ brary at St. Francis de Sales Her finger-tip veil of illusion fell of the Catholic Parent-Teachers’ Study Club to Hold Friday is the first Friday of school. Hostesses will be Mmes. from a starched lace cap. Her league will meet Wednesday, Dec. Consign Your Shipment To Vs the month. Usual devotions in % only jewelry was a string of heir­ 6, at 12:30 a.m. in the Catholic Arthur Wren, Jack Halter, T. Mc- honor of the Sacred Heart will be Elroy, and E. Cummings. loom pearls. She carried a white Luncheon on Dec. 7 Charity annex, 1665 Grant street, held. > Confessions will be heard prayer book, a gift to the bride Denver. As a special feature of Commercial the meeting, a Christmas program the evening previous and Commun­ adorned with a white orchid. The Catholic Woman’s Study ion will be distributed at 6:40 as Her matron of honor was Mary club will meet in the Tiffin, Den­ will be presented with dances and Ready Cooked Food songs by the pupils of the Star well as in all Masses. Products Co. Lou Sillstrop of Denver. J. D. ver, on Thursday, Dec. 7, at 1:15 The Young People’s club will Peacock of Denver, brother of the p.m. Mrs. W. A. Carlile, club school of dancing. 1707 Lawrence TA. 2990 for your Luncheon will be served by the receive Communion in a body Sun­ bridegroom, was best man. Den­ hostess, is in charge of the lunch­ day, Dec. 3, in the 7:30 Mass. A nis Michael Mannion of Pueblo, eon. Sacred Heart and St. Patrick’s units. Father Edward A. Leyden, business meeting will be held Mon­ Christmas Parties nephew of the bride, was ring- A businesis meeting will follow, day, Dec. 4, at 8 o’clock in the bearer. archdiocesan superintendent of school hall. Announcin{i; after which Mrs. J. Morse and schools, will be the honored guest. Ushers were Ernest Stauhe, Tom Mrs. T. A. Harrison will give The Holy Name board of direc­ Lilly, and Leo Domascheck. Mrs. M. E. Cooke, president, an­ the Opening on HUMMEL^S Christmas readings. It is impor­ nounces that there will be a spe­ tors will meet Friday, Dec. 1, at The Beer That Denver’i Leading Cetercri Mrs. Perry Hill was soloist and tant that cancellations be made 8:15 in the rectory. • and Delicatessen the organist was Miss Beatrice St. cial Christmas award and a gift for December 9th before Tuesday, Dec. 5, ly call­ everj'one. Election of officers will The Ushers’ club will receive Made Milwaukee Famous Arnaud. ing MA. 5645 or AL. 1277. Communion in a body Sunday, Dec. 311 E. Seventh Ave. KE. 1986 be held. Tom and Keith Castile were At the past meeting of the club 3, in the 7:30 Mass. MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. Open Snndayi and Weekdaya Till 7:30 servers. the president, Mrs. Mary C. The St. Bernadette Study club of CLOSED MONDAYS______^ Out-of-town guests were Mr. will meet on Wednesday, Dec. 6, ^Robert M. — Paul V. — M. T. Murray^ Schneider, gave a vivid and de­ Heights Women's Club and Mrs. John J. Mannion and tailed description of Lourdes and in the home of Mrs. Rose Carbone. family of Pueblo and Miss Eileen Oberammergau. With her personal Slates Meeting Dec, 7 The club members presented Mrs. Jepkes of Denver. impressions she exhibited inter­ George Smart with an electric iron After a trip to New Mexico, Mr. esting souvenirs and pictures ac­ Loretto Heights Women’s club on the occasion of her 25th wed­ and Mrs. Peacock will be, at home ding anniversary. Mrs. Smart is charline's quired in both places. will hold a meeting on Thursday, at 1926 E. 17th avenue, Denver. the third member of the club to The club was pleased to hear Dec. 7, at 1:30 p.m. in Pancratia • Mrs. Peacock is associated with hall at the college, Denver. Mrs. celebrate a silver wedding anni­ that Miss Frances Peavey’s article versary. • CERAMICS Catholic Charities, Denver. Mr. on her collection of rosaries was G. E. Rowe will preside. The following have been bap­ Peacock is associated with Mc- published in the Ave Maria mag­ The Women’s club members at­ • GREENWARE Carty-Batterton, Denver. tended Mass in a group Nov. 10 tized: Rose Marie, daughter of azine. Mrs. L. Criley is convales­ Mr. and Mrs. Francis Franca, with ROXBVRY CANDY cing in her home in Golden, after for the deceased members. Break­ • GIFT ITEMS fast was served. Robert Vidick and Lucille (jasas- Meeting Is Scheduled being in St. .Anthony’s hospital. granda as sponsors; Carol Elaine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William • LINGERIE Wavrin, with James and Viola a t S A F E W A Y By St, V ivia n 's Club Annunciation Wedding Carmasino as sponsors; Loretta • Berkshire Hosiery St. Vivian’s club of Loretto Lynn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Heights college, Denver, met Nov. Ralph Calabrese, with John and 3 in the home of Mrs. William Josephine Woodard as sponsors; Joseph. David Allen, son of Mr. and Mrs. . Sophia C. Geeck Bridge'honors were won by Mrs. Edwin Bradley, with Herbert and R. H. Bell and Mrs. David B. Rosemarie Thompson as sponsors; 2865 So. Broadway Douglas. and Gloria Mary Bradley, convert, Satin Mix The next meeting will be held with Rosemarie and Herbert Friday, Dec. 1, in the Denver Dry Thompson as sponsors. Goods tearoom at 12:30 p.m. The The Mother Cabrini club will Gum Drops hostess will be Mrs. W. E. Dolan. hold its next meeting Thursday, Nov. 30, at 1 p.m. in the home of Dr. F. A. Smith Jelly Beans Jennie Qualteri of 3936 Tejon Meeting on December 3 street. Last week’s prize was won Optometrist Swedish Mints by Henrietta Tate and was do­ For Queen's Daughters nated by Lucille Masciotro. Nancy Brindisi h'as been on the sick list, Ford O ptical Co. Creme de Menthe The Queen’s Daughters will meet but is convalescing satisfactorily. Sunday, Dec. 3, at 3 p.m. hi the The St. Philomena club will not Peanut Clusters home of Miss Nell Ryan and Grace meet Thursday, . Nov. 30, as Ejrer Examined * Vi.ual Cara I Palmer, Apt. 4, 609 E. Colfax, planned. Instead the members will Individnally Styled Glaatei Denver. Assistant hostesses will attend a card party in the Queen Almond Clusters be Mrs. Florence Ginn, Miss Cath­ of Heaven orphanage. 13.'S8 Broadway erine Mall, and Mary Waller. There Mrs. B a m b i n a Rizzo was will be election of officers for the awarded the honor prize at the TAbor 129.3 Chocolate Drops ensuing year. Molly Lee Beres- past meeting. ford will review The Mudlark. Honeycomb Chips Since the first gas lines were constructed, Killam Entertainment Planned (Bos Burners hove faithfully served homes, AT SAFEWATS LOW PRICES For Aid Society Circle churches, schools, office buildings and industry.

Mrs. W. J, McGettigan will en­ tertain St. Charles Borromeo’s circle of St. Vincent’s Aid society K iM a m m b u r n e r c o . on Dec. 20 at Cherry Hills Coun­ IN ANNUNCIATION CHURCH, Denver, ^ Oct. 8. MANUPACrUtlKS AND HIATINa INftlNm S t y club, Denver. Members of the Qonna Mae Ryan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Ryan circle are Mmes, R. F. Bringk, became the bride of Donald C. Halverson, son of Mr. and Mrs. H Natural Gas with Killam Burners means cheaper Francis Campbell, John P. Elliott, Halverson. The matron of honor was Mrs. R. Villano, and the brides­ heating costs, ond automatic, carefree, clean William P. Horan, Fred Kemme, maids were Celene Hebert and Donna Mae Bromley. They wore gowns warmth continuously. Dependable -guarantees for Oscar Vogel, and Joseph Walsh. of gold satin, with gold net stoles. The best man was Jack Ryan, and 35 years. ' St. Joseph’s circle of St»Vin the ushers were Winslow Ckmrad and William Bromley. The reception cent’s Aid met Nov. 20 i^ the was held in the home of the bride’s parents. After a wedding trip to 260 BROADWAY ^ RACE 2871 SAFEWAY home of Mrs. A. E. Murchio for the West coast, the young couple will make their home in Denver.— lyucheon wad coomU.' (Jo«Un photo) •Thvrtday, Nov. 30, 1950 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telej^h6ne,i(Eyttone 4205 PAGE SEVEN

ikwcwKwnw Altar Society Lunch To Follow Moss, Breakfast ai St Francis' St. Rose's Parish Children's Christmas Robes W ill Be Held Dec. 7 Society Plans Sale (St. Rose of Lima’a (St. Mary MagdaUne’t Pariih, Archbishop's Guild Meeting Parish, Dearer) Boys’ Flannel and Corduroy '2 ” Denver) St. Ann’s circle met Nov. 14 in The Altar society will meet on the home of Mrs. Mary Lu Hogan. Thursday, Dec. 7, for a luncheon Mrs. Mary Demmitt acted as her . Girls’ Chenille and Satin ^ * 2 * * at 1 p.m., served by Mmes. Kolbel, Scheduled for Sunday, Dec. 10 assistant hostesa Members preamt 8 ix « 1 to < • t to lx • 7 to 18 Ziegler, .Martin, MtLellan, and were Mmes. Dorothy Melphy, Ann Famous Name Brands Reale. The business meeting will WMi SdMtIon *8 I Jackson, Nora Cresto, Bhre Mc- follow the luncheon. (Archbiahop’a Guild, Denver) ' Lachlan, Cora Olsen, Pauline AD |11* till • Gruens Bedroenn Slippers SiSM X ^ - The Very Rev. Mopslgnor James The general meeting of the Flora, and Kathleen Burton. Fa­ Fiili . Sitini . Lm Umt • E ip n s P. Flanagan baptized John F. Kar- Archbishop^s guild will be Entertainment Chairmen ther B ar^ Wogan and Mrs. Eliz­ • Bulovas ish of Brighton Nov. 22. On Nov. held Sunday, Dec. 10. abeth Geierman were guests. New 26 John William Scheunemann, in­ members who attended were COMPLETE LINE*OF • Community Plate fant son of Edward and Cecelia Archbishop Urban J. Vehr Mmes. Marjorie iRkmb and Kath­ HOLGATE TOYS • And Many Others Scheunemann of 2035 Routt street, will offer Mass for the inten­ erine Guadagnoli. A white ele­ was baptized. Sponsors were Rita tions of the members of the guild phant sale was planned for Sun­ OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS We cordially invite you to Scheunemann and Clarence Motzer, at 9 o’clock in S|. Francis de Sales’ day, Dec. 17. After each Mass on look over our Gift selec­ proxy for Robert Casey. church, and immediately following that Sunday there will be an op­ Mass is being offered each morn­ the Mass, breakfast will be served portunity to select gifts for last- 278 So. Downing tion. ing at 7 o’clock, and Communion in St. Francis de Sales’ school hall. minute Christmas buying. Orders <£u ila i>j^~e£tztu L RA. 6060 distributed at 6:30. On Friday, All memtfers are urged to at­ may be taken on gift boxes of Mn. Peter Jonk* Dec. 1, the first Friday bf the tend, and reservations for the homemade fudge. A lovely nun DUNBAR-ANDREWS | month, Mass will be offered at breakfast may be made by calling doll is being dressed by the Sis­ 7:30, and Communion wi(l be dis­ their circle president, who in turn ters of Charity who are conduct­ I JEWELERS I tributed at 6:16, 6:30, and 7 will report to Mrs. Vir]rrinia ' ing the classes for the children of o’clock. Confessions will be heard Thompson, PE. 8561; Mrs. Mar- the parish. It will be on display ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S PARISH I E. Colfax DE. OSOzf the preceding Thursday evening at garet McCallin, EA, 3665; or Miss after the Masses preceding the 3339 7:30. white elephant sale. S WHERE PARKING X Mary Ellen Logan, FR. 3244, on Patronize These Friendly Firms y 19 NO PROBLEM v g The ninth and 10th grade high or before Thursday, Dec. 7. Res­ The next meeting will be held in school group will meet Monday eve­ ervations for the breakfast are the home of Mrs. Eve McLachlan, ning, Dec. 4, at 7 p.m. for instruc­ per plate. with the assistance of Mrs. Cora tions. The firms Hated here deaerye to All finiihed linen., vestment., Olsen, on Tuesday evening, Dec. FINER CLEANING be remembered when you ere dii- J. R. Howe of 6693 W. 32nd ave­ and layette, to be distributed at 12. It is to be a Christmas partv LEN’ S P harm acy tributinf your patronare to the dlf* nue is confined to St. Anthony’s Christmas will be displayed at and the members of the circle wilt L. O. FKHK, Prep. fereot Hnca of buslneaa. hospital following a heart attack. this time. exchange gifts. Htnber SL Vlaeeat de Pib I'i Pxriih Arrangements for the celebra­ The reception for the women of Have Yoar Doctor Phone ]].U.[LEANER$ “ “ ^ ------tion are under the direction of Ut Yonr PreieriptioD y baptized Sunday. Sponsors for Service Mary Lou Kalamaya. treasurer. 000 from the jamboree. David were David and Elizabeth Bonnie Brae .lewelry 7 5 Our Lady of the Rosary Circle The PTA wishes to thank all I All Late Model Used Cars Coco, and for Daniel, Thomas and 1048 i>o Garlord SP- r,02f> MODEL SCALE TOYS ^1 3 Mr. and Mrs. John Burke and who patronized this function so Beatrice Coco. Carry 5,000 Mile Gnarantee Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Rosengren plan generously. Such co-operation will Enclid Truck - Bucket I Factory Trained Mechanics on All Chrysler Made Cars to leave Thursday for a week’s va­ enable the parish to improve its cation in Chicago. services to the children. Loader - Crane - Road Ave Maria Circle A hearty thank you is also Grader, Etc.^ Mrs. Robert H. Koran, who re­ extended to the great number of GRIFFITH MOTORS, Inc. cently moved into her new home, volunteer "laborers” for the many ; 2770 No. Speer Blvd. GR. 3313 entertained the circle members at hours of hard work they gave to Collapsible Doll Buggy ^3^ the November meeting. make this event the outstanding Infant of Prague Circle success that it was. You Will Find a John W. Scheunemann, infant Active participation in the an­ Wonderful Selection for CATHEDRAL PARISH son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward nual fire prevention parade in B & B Variety Scheunemann, was baptized by Englewood brought honor to St. All on Your Christmas List Monsignor James P. Flanagan in Louis’ school. The seventh grade 731 So. University RA. 9834 These Friendly Firms Deserve Your Patronage SL Mary Magdalene’s church Nov. ijirls took the lead in awards: Complete Stocks of Such 26. The sponsors were Rita Scheu­ Dorothea Glenn a n d Marilyn nemann and Robert Casey. Sausa won $5 for their huge pos­ Well Known Lines as: Precious Blood Ciycle ter; Beverly Witte won $2.50 for DuBarry . . . Coty . . . Lucien Radio Repairs NOB HILL INN A dinner at the Palace Arms her clever slogan; and the fourth Lelong . . . Friendship's (sar- !^OUTH GAYLORD I Inter Comm. Service «lt EAST COLPAX room of the Brown Palace hotel grade captured an award of $1 den . . . Tussy . . . Revelon . . . ; PHONE CH. 0313 COCKTAILS will be enjoyed by all circle mem­ f6r a poster made by Katherine Cara Nome Delicious Dinners bers Tuesday evening, Dec. 5. Fol­ Jones. Robert Easton merited Old Spice . . . Shopping District Yardley's ! McCliman’s Radio Shop HOT AND COLD LUNCHES lowing the dinner a business meet­ a fast ride on the Englewood fire . Dona Tabu ing will be held. truck. I 830 Fast Colfax Toor Baiineaa U Appredited Btr4 Little Flower Circle Vincent Cissel of grade five car­ Overstake's Pharmacy OPEN DAILY 8 A.M. TO S P.M Mrs. Betty Tinley, a former ried away first honor in the 4-H g Stover's and Whitman' GAYLORD SUNDAYS » A.M. TO 8 P.M. member of the circle, was present exhibition for his prize calf. W'e will wrap and 1000 So. Gaylord R A 4401 COLUMBINE PHOTO SHOP at the November meeting, held in During the month the boys and CLEANERS Have Your Doctor Phone Quick Developing Service the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Saya. mail them for you. 2>ehci Moa.. Wid.. Erl., till 9 p.e. Sat. till 7 |.i circle members Thursday evening, Used Cars many long hours of tedious sendee HADLEY MUSIC CO .. Nov. 30 she gave in testing the eyes and Shick— Remington— SUPER MMKET Sendel Shoe Store Cathedral Motors The layette, to be turned in at recording height and weight of the Shovemoster Electric Razors Meats • Groceries • Vegetables 1023 So. Gaylord RA. 8087 JOE GAFFNKY. Prop. 819 EAST COLFAX the general meeting, will, be as­ children, and for the couch and Better Oaelity for Less 1738 Legan KE. 8088 beautiful chairs in the nurse’s of­ Stag Toiletries in Leather sembled at this time. ^Mobiloil Petfnzoil Mobilgaa St. Michael’s Circle fice. Coses— Justin Bill Folds Patrol boys of the eighth grade Lubrication & Washing DOYLE’S Mrs. Joseph Minogue IS re- Tune Up • CIntcb & Brake Hatchett Drug Store cuperating at home, following a h®ve been doing a splendid job in SKOAUSISn MBT* USTBD PHARMACY recent accident in her apartmente helping the little ones in the cafe- Toys for oil age Kiddies **The Store of Quality and Senrlce** MARY AMNE Tht Particular Dmgglit Mr. and Mrs. Richard Roberts terla during mealtime. Their serv­ Tree Lights . . . Ornaments So. Gaylord Service GRANT announce the birth of a daughter ices are appreciated by the sisters Decorations . . . Seals BAKERIES Compounding preacrlptfon* It Ibe moot 17th AVE. AND GRANT Rita Marie, born Nov. 15. and all who participate in . the tester and Garage lunch program. Wrappings OQMB , important part of our buiinett. RE. 8(87 PEER DELIYESY Miss Mary O’Grady, bride-elect tool So. Gaylord SP. 6443 of Joseph Jezek, has set the date A vote of thanks was given to Oseerstsd of her wedding for Dec. 30 in Officer Hale, who instructed the BEAUTIFUL STATIONERY WEDDINO CAKES Blessed Sacrament church. children with two splendid pic­ («aUbett«r~) St. Patrick’s Cirda. tures. The picture, l-t-9-GO gave t e sod the children many helpful Nnts on it ap [ommunitij floiuer I The Shirley Garage Miss Florence Abel returned re­ Parker and Sheaffer Pen and Pencil Sets cently from a pilgrimage to Rome, traffic. The older group enjoyed Frss DsIlTetv on tZ Order ^fn ro 1043 SOUTH GRYLORO OFFICIAL AAA GARAGE and a tour of Europe and Eng­ the picture on Bicycles. ’ 1824 8. Gsrisrd 28 Brosdwi, PHONE TABOR 8911 ytoeoiH I G.t;. and MOTOROLA TABLE RADIOS PIsrI 7118 SPrsM 7418 PIUlC PHONE SPnice7318 Day and Night Storaga. KcRMrtng land. Mrs. I. G. Berglund of- 3560 S. Vexvta., Ceis. ZIMMBRUAM. U sassu Waahing and Grcaaing Gaaolin. and Ollt St. Thomai More’* Circle Pennsylvania street, a new-comer I Sunbeam Coffeemakers— Toasters, Etc. ______1631-87 LINCOLN ST.______Plans for a Christmas dinner to the parish, is the leader of the party at the Beacon Supper club St. Louis Rosary-Making club. r Mixmasters... Toastmasters... Wafflemakers The firms listed here de- YOU CAN SAVE MONEY AND Dec. 17 have been c^pleted. Beads, wire, and all the nei^- Quality Cleaning STILL ENJOY GOOD FOOD & Wines • Cordials, Etc., in Gift Packages I serve to be remembered The November meetingng of the sary materials are available lor HARDWARE circle was held in the home of the use of those who would like Washington Park rrREXW ARB. SlU tX COFPBB MAKKU8 ( when you are distributing Whan Taa DIm at Miss Elaine Carlock. to engage in this worth-while re­ KEHTONR - HeHURTRl. PAINTS Cleaners HOUSEBOLD w a k e j your patronage in the dif­ Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Doran of ligious activity. Mrs. Berglund re I Bonnie Brae Drug Co. THE PETITE CAFE San Francisco, Calif., are visit­ ports that she recently turned in J 763 S. University RA. 2874 M, W. CHB18TEMBEM So. Gaylord Hdw. Co. ferent lines of business. 331 E. 17th Avenau, near Logan ing in the home of Miss Mary 26 rosaries which were made by ir— ——------— 1087 S.^ Gaylord SP. 7898, Eitzsimmoni. St. Louis’ parishioners. loss So. Gaylord SP. 2961 PAGE EIGHT Office, 938 Bannock Streef THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitohe 4205 Thuridoy, Nov. 30, 1950 Amusements-Dining Recreation Card. Mindszenty Film To Be Backed by CYC 'Guilty of Treason' Slated at Aladdin * (Catholic Yoalh, Council, Denver) Through special arrangements made with the Fox Intermountain theaters, the Cath­ olic Youth council will sponsor a special showing of the Eagle Lions film. Guilt]/ of Trea­ son, based on the arrest and trumped-up trial that led to the conviction of Cardinal Josef. Mindszenty, Primate of Hungary, two years ago this month. The exciting dramatization of the events leading up to the Car­ A special committee has been interest to them. Tickets will be dinal’s trial will be presented for set up by volunteer members of made available through a special three days, Thursday, Friday, and the Youth council to handle pub­ office to be established by the Saturday, Dec. 21-23, at the licity, ticket arrangements, and CYC. A benefit cause -will be an­ Aladdin theater, Colfax and Race other details of the presentation. nounced next week to receive street, through the kindness of the Catholics and members of all Cath- whatever profit accrues to the theater’s manager, Robert Lotito. o H g organizations and students in council from this event. A* a special added attraction, Catholic schools will be contacted Considerable interest is at­ the 40-minute feature subject, regarding the double showing. tached to the film “Guilty of “ Holy Year— 1950,” will be Through generous arrangements Treason,” which was widely booked with "Guilty of Trea­ on the part of the'Aladdin manage­ picketed by the Reds upon its son.” Mr. Lotito, who himself ment, the Youth council will bene­ appearance in the East last made a Holy Year pilgrimage fit from tickets sold away from spring. In some cases “ stink this summer, assure^ Catholic* the theater box office. bombs” were exploded in thea­ that, next to making the trip An^effort will be made to reach ters carrying the picture. For a oneself, this short movie is the and interest every Catholic in the while the distributors withdrew* best substitute. city in these films of particular the picture from circulation. Re­ cently, howeTcr, it has been re- released, unchanged, for gen­ BOGGIOS eral distribution. Denver Univ. Newman Club The veteran Hollywood char­ acter actor, Charles Bickford, FAMOUS r o t FINE IN JO Y THE WEST'S THIS STRIKING PICTURE WITH The picture will be shown in connection with the plays the role of the Cardinal, FOOD SEtVEO IN A 'A' MOST H EFiESH IN G Charles Bickford portraying the role of 40-minute feature subject. Holy Year-1950. The who now, almost two years after I V CIACIOUSMANNEK COCKTAIL lOUNGE Gives Party for Orphans Cardinal Josef Mindszenty shows the Cardinal de­ latter production will enable the thousands of Cath' his trial, is reportedly .physically TREMONT AT BROADWAY livering his last sermon in the Budapest Cathedral olics unable to make a Holy Year pilgrimage to Brightly colored balloons, soda ces Guerra, Pete Norbont, Adam and mentally disabled. Reviewers MX before his arrest by the Red regime dominating the have praised his portrayal highly. I- >■*' KE. 9618 * CH. 2494 Rome to see the splendors of Rome and get intimate pop, and “ lots and lots of ice Batakis, Dee Abeline, Marian country, which engineered the trial that found him cream” were part of the after­ Dross, and Hal Borin. Other excellent performances are “guilty of treason.” The Catholic Youth Council of glimpses of the Holy Father for themselves. Tickets noon’s activities when the New­ A Camera club member, Don given by Paul Kelly, Bonita Gr?n- Denver will sponsor the showing of the film based for this special showing will be available shortly man club of the University of Heiderstadt, made the photo sec­ ville, and Barry Kroeger. on the Cardinal’s trial, Guilty of TreaeonJ at the through a special Youth* council committee and Denver entertained in St. Vin­ tion of the Rocky Mountain Em­ Emmett Lavery, eminent Cath­ w/irS- w f PMce Aladdin theater for three days, from Dec. 2]1 to Dec. from members of various Catholic young people’s olic playwright and Hollywood r^FOLKs.,.. you cAirr^ cent’s home Nov. 19. A tug of war, pire magazine Sunday, Nov. 26, MISS /T 23. groups. gunny sack races, and a vari­ with a picture of Berkeley lake. scenarist, wrote 'the screenplay, ety of other contests were The editors captioned his photo which he based on the book. As held throughout the aftemoo*. “ Tranquility.” We See Russia, by members of the Prizes were awarded to the win­ CYPC members will be inter­ Overseas Press (Dlub of America. WAT BERRYS Carol Ploussard, Holy Fomily ners of every contest. The after­ ested to know that Verna Theisen eO A l. CREEK CANYON noon was climaxed by a commun­ has returned to her home in Min­ 18 MILES WEST OF ARVAO^^ ity sing. The committee respon­ nesota. HI6HWAY HOU sible for the affair, under the di­ In the bowling leame, the Jolly StCdkf, Chicken Dinners Student, All-Porochiol Queen rection of Miss Connie Spero, won­ Corks picked up the cneck for first dered just who had the most fun, place for the second successive 14SS S. PesrI Sp. 2544 mixed ■ OFUNK> _ the orphans or the Newman club time with 23 wins and, 13 losses. The All-Parochial school queen, to be crowned Sunday members in attendance. Pinheads moved into second place Ont week. The celebrated tenor night at the gala football championship dance, is Miss The final meeting of the fall with 22 and 14. The Jolly (Dorks TAGLIAVINI Carol Ploussard, 8904 Zenobia street, a student in Holy quarter will he held 'Thursday eve­ also made the team high game ning, Nov. 30, in the Knights of with a new record (797) for the in the new opera film Family high school. Columbus hall. The program will year. They also took high series^ “I LIVE AS I PLEASE” Miss Ploussard was chosen as queen vyhen the Mullen include a short business meeting, with 2,063. Larry Keating scored "Voglio Vivere Cosl" Performsnees ntzhtly and ...... 7! Mustangs were declared football entertaihment, refreshments, and a new high for men’s game with champions of the Denver Parochial ichool dance will he held in the dancing. AlRmni members of the 226. Sunday Afternoon league. Miss Ploussard was Mullen Lincoln room of the Shirley- Newmap club are invited to at­ Students 60c, Others 74e homecoming queen for 1950. Savoy hotel, Sunday evening, tend as well as the Catholics on the The first annual All-Parochial Dec. 3, following the itate faculty. championihip-'^ame between George Brugger, ^resident of the Mullen high and Pueblo Catho­ club and past chairman of the In­ The CHALET Christmas Dance lic high school. The dance will termountain province, will fly to Henry Graf, Prop. begin at 8:30 p.m. Minneapolis to help with the North Escorting Miss Ploussard will Central province convention on You'll enjoy our delicious food, our delightful Set Dec. 16 by be George Bravdica, captain of Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, atmosphere. Service is tops . • . prices right. the Mullen team She will have Dec. 1-3. Thur*., Fri., Sat., OPEN DAILT 8il6 A.U. as her attendants in the grand march, at the climax of the dance, CYPC to Make Plans Nor. 30, Dec. 1, 2 Special Attantlon University Club 815 Colorado Boulevard FR. 0432 to Bridra Partlea the 1950 homecoming queens of For Christmas Party Joan Paris Andy Derlnc Members of the St. Thomas Uni­ the other Denver parochial (Cathedral Young People’s Club) Adele Jergens versity club can start selecting schools. They are Mary Sliemers The next CYPC meeting will be their prettiest frocks and neatest of Cathedral, Agnes Corham of held Wednesday, Dec. 6, at 8 p.m. "THE TRAVELING ties in anticipation of the Christ­ Annunciation, Margaret Lefevre in St. Paul’s chapel. Plans for De­ SALESWOMAN" YOUR BEST mas dance Saturday, Dec, 16. The of St. Joseph’s, Mary Jo O’Grady cember will include a Christmas mode of dress is semiformal, the of St. Francis’, Elaine Satter- party to be held Dec. 21. Don Barry Tom Nesl Wally Vernon white of Holy Family, and Jo Anne HOTEL VALUE dance spot is the Onyx room of the A religious discussion on “ Court­ "I SHOT BILLY THE KID" /M Brown Palace hotel, and the music Kafka of St. Mary’s, whh was Carol Ploussard ship and Marriage” was givfn by ___ L". is by Bill Graham’s orchestra. homecoming queen for Regis high the CYPC Monday evening, Nov. CONTINUOUS ^HOW SAT. 1 P.M. i school. cmRLEY-SAVOY HOTEL □ENVER 27, in St. Paul’s chapel. The discus­ CARTOON-COMEDY '' The highlight of the dance will sion was'led by the Very Rev. Wil­ be the traditional awarding of the Heights Protests liam Kenneally, C.M., rector of St. Denver parochial school football Thomas’ seminary. Sun., Mon., Tues., Wed. honors by the Knights of Colum­ Recommended by Roland L. H ill The Sadie Hawkins dance given Dec. 3, 4, 5, 6 i bus. Joseph Stein, chairman of Liquor Store Site by the CYPC Nov. 22 was a huge the K. of C. sports committee, will success. The committee responsi­ Montgomery Clift Alin* McMshoni head a delegation of six K. of C. Loretto Heights college offi­ ble for presenting the party was JarsmllU Norotna members, who Will present awards cials have protested the proposed headed by Virginia Smolka. Pos­ to the coiach and captain of the ters were 'done by Mary MenC'* "THE SEARCH" , championship team and to the establishment of a liquor store JhsL <£oiuL fioom, ghini, collection of fees was han­ The Marx Bros. Vera Eilenj players selected on the Register’s opposite the main entrance of the (Manaftincnt of Eather and Frank Font) dled by Jim McClain, and mixer Itlona Maaaey 1950 All-Parochial team. school on Federal boulevard, Den­ games were arranged by Mary Festive Luxurious Dining Room Without Extravagance. Tickets for the dance are now ver. The Rev. Edward A. Leyden, Meehan and A1 Smith. Decoration Serenth-grader Rrnie Seja is "LOVE HAPPY" on sale at all schools for $1.50 Loretto Heights chaplain and and general preparation were done eating his share of the candy giren CARTOON — NEWS Finest Chinese and American Foods. per couple. Tickets will also be on archdiocesan superintendent of by Catherine Smolka, Margaret at the orphan party. sale at the door. The dance will Sweeney, Rosalind Mancini, Fran- A Beautiful Lantern Lighted Dining Room In the Veterana of Foreign Wan schools, said that a liquor store Home—John S. Stewart Poet No. 1 be semiformal. Howard Deline, in front of the girls’ college would president of the Interschool coun­ seriously hamper the enrollment Free Clinic Opens Open 11 a. m. to Midnight— Closed Tuesday cil, which is sponsoring the dance, of new students. Sonobe, Japan.— The mayor and announced yesterday that the an­ (Open to the Public) School’* Inveitment L^rge prominent local physicians offi­ nual All-Parochial school dance cially opened a free clinic and dis­ Ninth Avenue at Speer Blvd. KEystone 7918 will be a “ no corsage” affair. He Lawrence W. Guilford, attorney for the school, has pointed out pensary at the Maryknoll mission. urged that all students observe Father Edward Barron, M.M., the rule faithfully. that Loretto Heights represents an investment in excess of $2,000,- from River Rouge, Mich., founded 000, which investment could be the dispensary, where only the des­ injured by approval of the license. titute are eligible. Two physicians Specializing in luncheon Bei* Rietenman Interesting Talk give complete treatment, including or dinner parliei...buii- Heights officials made their complicated surgical operations. A ness or social. Tickets went on sale early this protest at a hearing held by Secre­ veteran of 20 years in the missions Private dining rooms week, and can be procured from Set at St. Mary's tary of State George Baker. A of Hawaii, Korea, and Japan, Fa­ seating 8 to 60. You are any member of the club, or by second hearing will be held on a ther Barron came to Sonobe less welcome to just drop in calling Bess Riesenman at TA. date not yet set. than a year ago. ... or you may make re*. 4914. Miss Riesenman, chairman (St. Mary’s ^Academy, Denver) ervations. EwAchean I5< up of the dance, announced that res­ The next meeting of S t Mary’s Dinnar SI.SO up ervations can also be made by call­ Mothers’ club •will be held in the Controversial Topics ing Roma Hurst, PE. 5982. The school on Monday evening, Dec. 4, dance is not restricted to club Slated for Meeting of members. at 7:45. An interesting speaker njwiitioR-uiiiiMiin umnrsii-aeBiRiiFEn will address the fathers and 1600 OGDEN • MA 0177 mothers ot St. Mary’s students St. Thomas U. Club 18th Navy Mothers’ Club ait and will show picture slides ,on Calif.1 •h o st to the h o sts of DENVER’ Will Meet on^Dec. 4 Europe. One of the subjects not covered DEXHAM Attends Principals’ Meet in a previous session of the St. The Rocky Mountain Navy Thomas University Study club be­ Mothers’ club 462 will meet at Sister Mary Georgetta attended cause of lack of time will open 1:30 p.m. Monday, Dec. 4, at 1772 the Loretto Sisters principals’ the session on Friday evening, •Grant street, Denver. Mrs. Nettie meeting held at Webster college Dec. 1. Group III will discuss “ The Unger, first vice commander, will in S t Louis during the Thanksgiv­ Morality of Prize Fighting,” . a KNIGHTS of COLUMBUS ing vacation, and is now at the KNIGHIS of COLUMBUS i be in charge. Officers and commit­ subject recently treated in Amer­ tee chairmen will submit their Loretto mother-house making her ica. This promises to be an argu­ Wsicea* to Dsnvtr’s Flasst yearly reports at this time. annual retreat ment-provoking topic. If time will Final plans will also be com On Saturday, Dec. 2, the mem­ permit in the two-hour session, COLBURN HOTEL ANNUAL pleted for the ward parties to be bers of the speech class, under the the group will consider “ Commu­ ANNUM. '. I held Christmas week for the pa­ direction of Miss Minnie O’Dorisio, nism—Should Catholics Fight It LUXURIOUS ROOMS tients in both the Fitzsimons and will represent St Mary’s in a re­ With Social Action or With Propa­ Cocktail luounge Ft. Logan Veterans’ hospitals. gional speech meet in Longmont ganda?” This group will meet in New Coffee Shop Mrs. Mildred Sellers will direct The girls will take part in debate, the Gold room, Knights of Colum­ 10th Avann* at Grant festivities at Fitzsimons, and Mrs. extemporaneous, and impromptu bus building, 16th and Grant • MAia 6291 Nettie Nichols will be in charge of speaking, aa well as original ora­ 0 . B. CKRISE, Huisgar FALL FESTIVAL arrangements at Ft. Logan. tions. streets, Denver. FALL FESTIVAL Be Sur,e to Attend! ■ 2-BIG NIGHTS-2 Be Sure to Attend! 16th & GRANT STREET F riday—D ec. 8 th > Saturday D ec. 16th & GRANT STREET / Games + Prizes * Gifts ♦Fun 1 EVERYBODY- WELCOME , J: UNDER AUSPICES KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS HOME OF DENVER Thursday, Nor. 30, 1950 Office, 938 Bartnock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE n i n e ! Loretto Heights Students Selected for 'Who's Who' De Paul Men Seek! Funds to Provide Christmas Basket

Tbi* year the St. Vincent da Paul society will again assist needy families with Christmaj* baskets made possible by the generosity of (latbolics in th^ area. The average cost of each basket is $ 10. Some 400 familisb were the recipients of the baij- kets last year, and' it is hopejl that that number can be ex­ ceeded this year. I In speaking of the need for contributions to finance thie project, Ed Owens, chairman oif the Christmas basket commi^ tee of the St. Vincent de Paul society, said: “ In spite of thje prosperous times most of 15s enjoy, there are many familieis You Decide the Cost with a large number of children Genevieve Malpiede V Evelyn Rodrigues being sustained on marginal in­ comes— these need our help jf + + • + Christmas is to have any kinjd How much 5"ou spend for of festive spirit for them. Alsiip there sire numerous cases u f funeral service here is up to 7 Loretto Heights College Students families, deprived of their fa­ thers by death, whose mothers you. We have a large selec­ cannot, without public assist­ ance, provide the bare necessi­ tion of quality merchandise, Picked for Inclusion in 'Who's Who' ties for the children.” Those wishing to help the priced in a wide range, for Seven members of the senior a letter sWeater. She was assistant of France, Marjorie Hanson, Re­ Christmas basket fund should class of Loretto Heights college, on the ticket committee for Star gina Hoatson, Mary Chestnut, send their contributions to the yon to choose what best meets Denver, were recently elected for Nites and is a member of the so­ Maryanne Nye, Helen James, Judy St. Vincent de Paul society, inclusion in IV/io’s Who in Ameri­ dality and missions. In her junior Higson, Rita Flanagan, Nancy Ki 1665 Grant street, Denver. your needs. can Colleges and Universities. year, Evelyn was treasurer of the burg, Joan Bastien, Betty Murray, I They are Betsy Foley, Ruth Hick- Spanish club and business manager and Carol Byrnes. ert, Anne Hoare, Genevieve Mal- for Loretana. Among the invited guests will piede, Evelyn Rodriquez, Elaine Pat Sander of Topeka, Kans., is be Mr. and Mrs. Emil Watrous, Rossi, and Pat Sander. These stu­ president of the senior class. She Piles-Rernia dents were chosen by vote of the has been a member of the student Mrs. Horace Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. student body upperclassmen for council for four years. Pat is the Blake Hiester, Mrs. Chase Doster, Healed by my proven method^ their scholarship, leadership, and social chairman for this year and Madame S. Dessertenne of Paris, No anesthetic. No surgery, |No participation in extracurricular a member of the Quirt and Crop and Mrs. Louis McMahon, Mrs. suffering. No danger. No hospital. and academic activities. club. In her junior year she was Dennis Sheedy, and Miss Nellie No loss of time from work. Horan S c Son Chapels Anne Hoare, the daughter of Mr. treasurer of the student council Burke. Dr. i KEystone 6 2 9 7 KEystone 6 2 9 8 and Mrs. Patrick J. Hoare, 2210 and attendant to “ MisS Loretto.” Miss Eyre, a freshman, is the Lowell boulevard, is the student French Club Tea daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Eyre, Allen B. | 1527 Cleveland Place body president and has been active 100 S. Franklin street, Denver. Miss Elisa Eyre will be hostess Croessmanjn in dramatic productions at the col­ to the Loretto Heights College Ph.C., D.C. , lege. She was secretary of the stu­ French club at a Christmas tea, Dr. D. C. Werthman 231 14th Strtdl dent council in her junior year and 8nlt« 811 • an attendant of “ Miss Loretto” in and Associate Roars 9 to 12! Longmont Meet Draws her sophomore year. Ann was set Dentists 1:30 to S . designer for both of the annual AComa 5070 PLATES Star Nites productions and was FRemont 72^0 606 IStb Street 1206 15tb Street NEW TRECKS Holy Family Debaters assistant technical director for 27 Years o ti Naughty Marietta. KEystone 8721 TAbor 5761 Successful PraX^lae (Holy Family High School, men a chance to know each other Betsy Foley, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Foley, 745 All Models Available Denver) so that they can pick students capa­ Steele street, has been a member ble of heading the new class. For Immediate Delivery Members of the National Foren­ of the mission board for four years sic league chapter at Holy Family Attend Press Exhibit and is now the president She was will attend a speech meet in Long­ The Press. club attended the class representative on the student mont Dec. 2. Students going on exhibit at the’ Schleier Memorial council in her freshman and junior the trip will attend 6:15 o’clock gallery Nov. 22. The director, Otto years and secretary of the French 515 Slxteonrii Street 0 !M ^ Jio to r Mass in Holy Family church, after K. Bach, and his wife conducted club. She is also a member of the 1314 .\coma which they will board a chartered 1.3.3.T Broadway[]wav 131 the tour through this branch of Athletic association and a unit N«xt fe the Psrsmouat bus for the Northern Colorado the Denver Art museum. leader of the sodality. MAIN 3111 town. Accompanying the students Elaine Rossi has also been a will be Sister Mary Victor, the On exhibition were depictions of advancements in writing— member of the athletic association club’s moderator. from primitive times until now; for four years and a member of Freshman class elections, which displays of printing processes, of varsity. She is the senior repre­ were held Monday, Nov. 27, re­ the uses of cartooning, early sentative on the council this year IHEATING PROBLEM? sulted in these selections: Frank cameras and the pictures they and was chairman of the “big sis­ Dinner Zito, president; Kathleen Keeley, took, and of architectural' blue­ ter” program. Elaine was class sec­ vice president; Phyllis Zarlengo, prints. retary and vice president of the CALL FOLEY TA. 5107 secretary) and June Bernard, missions in her junior year and treasurer. Accompanying the members of chairman for Loretto day in her dress,.. ALL TYPES OF HEATING-HOT AIR the PreSs duh were Sister Fran­ The election was held in the sophomore year. She is the daugh­ cis Camilla, moderator, and Sister ter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Elisx Eyr* second quarter to give the fre.sh- Luscious chiilon STEAM-HOT WATER-GAS-OIL-COAL Dorothy Jane. Rossi of Welby. over tatfeta to be held in her home Sunday, AUTOMATIC CONTROLS-HOT WA­ Cage Squad Listed Genevieve Malpiede is the pre­ Dec. 3. Members of the French with matching lace leo Xlll's Letter “ Ace” Gruenig, head basketball fect of the Sodality of Our Lady club who will assist in the serving neckline and TER-DRAFT & CHIMNEY TROUBLES coach, listed the names of the boys and has been a member of the are Natalie Jacobucci of Brighton, tucked top on a eligible to begin practice. Those board that plans student reli­ president of the club; Veronique nattering lull Regis Com e Topic included are Tony Acierno, Claude gious activities for two years. In Segard and Christine Saint-Leger flared skirt, in 1120 BROADWAY Arnold, Joe Bums, -Dick Golesh her junior year, Genevieve was shades of grey, 1920 "FOR OVER THIRTY YEARS" 1950 ^ The encyclical letter of Leo Ed Graves, Dan Hallinan, Jack class secretary and later class pres­ beige, mauve. Hamill, Jack Isenhart, Jim Isen- ident, prom chairman, and attend­ ^*******************'^**************************f* XIII on scholastic philosophy will Cathedral Students he discussed at the last 1950 meet­ hart, Dan Kelly, Ed McAvoy, Bill ant to “ Mi^s Loretto.” She is inter­ •N ing of the great encyclical course McClimans, Gene McGann, Leon­ ested in music and was glee club 539.95 174) Trtmant PI at Regis college, Denver, Friday ard O’Hayre, Gerry Reynolds, accompanist last year. She is the To Close 'K o re a Dorn Stone, Gerry Tancredo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony DENVER’S HOST cot Uth St. evening, Dec. 1, kt 7:30 o’clock. As is the custom in the class, Ralph Tancredo, Ed Van Scoy, and Malpiede, 3712 Pecos street. PROGRESSIVE <25 E. 17tb A n guests are welcome to attend the John Young. Ruth Hickert of New Alraelo, Week' December 1 C04 E. IStb At*. lecture and discussion. The student council held its Kans., was the student body chair The original purpose of the en­ regular meeting Nov. 28. Business man for the Star Nites produc­ (Cathedral High School, Denver) t Cocktail 18<7-44 Mcrkct St. t i t E. ICtb A * cyclical was to urge all Catholic at hand included the students’ at­ tion this year. She has been a mis­ “Korea Week,” Nov, 26 to Dec. TAbor $279 institutions of higher learning to titude toward Advent. sion member for four years and 1, began Monday at Cathedral put greater emphasis on the was secretary of the mission board high school. Pamphlets, posters, scholastic system, taught in con­ in her jur.iwr year. Ruth W'as on and leaflets have been distributed sheath... formity with the mind of St. Tabernacle Society the staffs of Loretana, T’Akra, and throughout the week. Public ad­ Thomas Aquinas, Dominican the Heightsonian News, and is a dress annouficements on different A richly woven RABTOAY GENERAL TIRE CO. I scholar of the 13th century and To Hear Archbishop member of the press club. She was bases of Korean life and people textured talieta ' greatest of all medieval philoso­ secretary of her sophomore class, ave been made. Korea week ■will in a soft shade end tomorrow at the sodality gen­ GENERAL TIRES phers. In the encyclical Pope Leo Mr*. E ll. Mullen Week- vice president of the I.R.C. for of olive green. refers to him as "the defender and baugh, 1701 E. Cedar avenue, two years, and a Confraternity of eral assembly after the first Fri­ Removable day Mass, which 15411 take place General Batteries glory of the Catholic Churqh.” will be hostel* to the Taber­ Christian Doctrine teacher. In her jacket with large The Rev. Christian L. Bonnet, nacle society Friday, Dec, 1, junior year, she was chairman for at 8:30 o’clock iri the Immaculate revets and a S.J., head of the department of at 2 p.m. Archbishop Urban J. the' Christmas banquet and a prom Conception Cathedral. Contribu­ strapless top. tions of clothing for Korea have KRAFT RECAPPING philosophy at Regis college, will Vehr will be the guest speaker. attendant. been taken during the week. GENERAL give some introductory thoughts Vocal solos will be rendered by Evelyn Rodriquez of El Paso, Kraft Inspected and outline topics for discussion Mrs. John J, Sullivan and se­ Tex., is president of the athletic Students are contributing var­ 526.95 SQUEEGEE by the individual g;roups. Guests lections on the accordion will association, of which she has been ious articles in their homerooms Used Tires who wish to do so may stay for a be played by Ann Marie O’Con­ a member for four years. Evelyn for the white elephant bazaar longer discussion with Father Bon nor, Guests and members of the has been on the varsity for the sponsored by the PTA which is G.T.A.C. K^sv Pay 1401 W. Colfax TA. 6604 net. society are invited to attend. past three years and was awarded being chnducted tonight. Officer Joseph Hale of the Denver police force, a Cathedral Skiing Enthusiasts Check Gear graduate, has been instructing in­ dividual classes at Cathedral high DR. JAMES P. school this week on safety. Cathedral Pep club girls will GRAY participate in trie Parochial All- State game demonstration which Optometrist will take place Sunday, Dec, 3, at the University of Denver sta­ ' VISUAL CARE dium, Students will attend the All- EYES EXAMINED Parochial semiformal dance under VISUAL TRAINING the patronage of Father John Haley of the Immaculate Concep­ Optometrist tion Cathedral. The dance will be held in both the Lincoln and Colo­ 212-13 Colo. Bldg., 1615 Calif. St. -1 rado rooms of the Shirley-Savoy Phone for Appointment ! hotel. TA. 8883 \ Invited to the open house of TAWN TRAVEL KITS the college of business adminis­ tration of the University of Den­ i ver Friday, Dec. 1, are the com- Denver’s Finest Selection of mercitil classes of Cathedral high school. Tickets to the University F or Her of Denver vs. Brandon college of n m I O a l l KINDS Canada hockey game Saturday, UULLu a l l s iz e s Dec. 2, will be distributed to the 4 . 8 9 guests of the open house. SHOES, SOCKS, WIGS Attending the open house will Contains all the good grooming essentials for comfortable, be Charlotte Adams, Barbara Prices Reduced on NUN Dolls carefree travel. Smart, Simulated Ostrich case, fits compact Atzenbeck, Mary Jo Bindel, Carol 7” X 7” X 1 i/a” space. Shown. Boh, Phyllis Hale, Marie Hogan, A Small Deposit Holds Any Item T if Mabel Gutierrez, Peggy Kirwan, Dec. 15— Mail Orders Solicited Mary Lohr, Joan Lumley, Gerrie Petri, Rosella Slusser, Kay Tho- ABC DOLL SHOP den, Maureen Wallie, and Ber F or Him nice Wrobel. 2 . 7 9 Hour of Adoration Set Religious Articles Ideal for away from home use. Contains Famous Tawn brush­ By Holy Ghost Society a Statues a Rotaries * Medals a Books less shave, after shave lotion, talc, cologne, deodorant, hair* • Crucifixes • Prayer Books • Pendants • Pictures a Plaques dressing, shampoo, tooth powder, tooth brush, razor, blades, The monthly hour of adoration •typtic pencil, and comb. for members of the Holy Ghost Altar and Rosary society will be Complete Line of Religious Articles for Church and Home held Friday, Dec. 1, from 2:30 to COSMETICS—STREET FLOOR MISS KATHY KLARER of Milwaukee, girls attend Mass in the Pan hall chapel and return 3:30 p.m. in the Church of the about 1 in the evening. Holy Ghost, Denver. A. I*. Waa|ii€‘ i‘ Wis., and Miss Maureen Sammon of Chi­ A series of five trips is planned for Saturdays The monthly business meeting f f f £ cago, III, are checking their equipment to see that in December and January. Miss Veronica Brown, will take place Monday, Dec. II, at ( all is in readiness for the skiing season which for athletic director at the college, will accompany the 2 p.m., at which time there will be nmu II < o. ■-K 'V/hsr* Dtnrsr Shopt with Conltdtnce'- KlystOflO 3111 91 Loretto Heights college enthusiasts begins Satur­ skiers. aa election of officers for the com­ day, Dec. 2, in Arapahoe Basin. Trips to Steamboat Springs and Aspen are ing year. It will be preceded by 606 14fh St. Between Californio & Welton TA, 8331 A Busses leave the college at 7 o’clock, alter the planned later in the aeaion. . a illuncheon ■ for members at 12:80. PAGE TEN Office, 9 3 8 Bonnock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitene 4205 Thursday, Nov. 30, 1950

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Whan one’s frames are old and hare to be adjusted fre­ quently, it is a wise policy to replace them with new frames. In Rome for Christ the King Altar Society New, modem frames not only improve one’s personal appear­ ance, but what is more important, they hold the lenses at (Chritt tha King ParUh, Denver) esses, Mmes. A. J. Davis, Howard guste, infant daughter of Mr. and exactly the right position and make for better vision. The Rev. Michael A. Maher, Crede, J. A. Davis, and H. J. Mrs. Christian A. Seegmiller of pastor of St. Anthony of Padua’s Ballard. 200 Jersey street. The sponsors church in Westwood, who has just St. Clement’s circle will accept were Mr, and Mrs. William L. returned from Rome, was the the hospitality of Mrs. J. Gerard Schooler. SWIGERT BROS. speaker at the monthly meeting Bartschere at a bridge-luncheon in Mrs. J. A. Tengler, chairman of of the Altar and Rosary society her home, 779 Elm street, on altars and linens, expresses her 1550 California Optometrists KEyelone 7651 Nov. 24. Father Maher .was pres­ Tuesday, D.ec. 5. appreciation for the work done by ent in Rome for the solemn decla­ Mrs. A. J. Morroni, 646 Birch Better Fiiion Good Servica St. Anthony’s circle on the altars ration by Pius XII of the dogma street, will be hostess to St. An­ At Right Prices during the month of November, for Every Age of the Assumption of the Blessed thony’s circle in her home 'at a and to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kint- Virgin Mary into heaven. He de­ bridge-luncheon on Thursday, GLASSES INDIVIDUALLY STYLED zele for the flowers they donated. scribed the many details attendant Dec. 7. St. Joseph’s circle will look after upon this ceremony, the inost out­ St. Mary Margaret’s circle will the sanctuary and sacristy during inioiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiininiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiniiiiiniilia standing Catholic event in this be entertained by Miss Estella December. century. He told of the singing of Murphy at a bridge-luncheon in On Sunday, Dec. 3, the A-H ./DojcujikM ani ^ the Te Deum by the hundreds of her home, 454 Hudson street, on group will receive Holy Com­ thousands of pilgrims, the thun­ Wednesday, Dec. 6v at 12:30 p.m. munion’. I THEODORE I derous applause that greeted His Our Lady of Fatima circle, Information clas.ses for Catho­ Holiness, and the hushed silence which meets on the first Friday of lics and non-Catholics are con­ which fell upon that vast throng every month, will not meet in MARY GAVA. 67. of 8840 JulUn ducted in the school hall on street. Mother of Joe Gava and Mrs. when His Holiness defined the, December. Monday and Wednesday nights at IHACKETHALI Richard Perino of Denver, and sister dogma of the Assumption. 8 o’clock. Father Scannell wai host to Mrs. M. Colietti of Ogden. Utah. The Rev. John W. Scannell, who the uihera at a dinner at The"Rosary is being recited in the Boule­ IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND FOR MORTUARY vard mortuary at 8 o'clock Thursday had planned a book review for this Lande’i restaurant on Tuesday, meeting, will give it at the Janu­ THE CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER evening. Nov. 30. Requiem High Mass Nov. 21. Dah^Ryan was chosen AND STATE OF COLORADO 1 William O’ Brien. Associate ' f will be celebrated in St. Catherine's ary meeting. There will be no church Friday. Dec. 1. Interment Mt. head usher. H. r*. Kalamaya will CIVIL ACTION No. A 78807 DIV. 2 “ a meeting of the Altar and Rosary Olivet. Boulevard mortuary. be in charge of ushers at the SUMMONS g 1449-51 Kalamatb St. g JOSEPH JASKE of 4450 Washington society in December. 6 o’clock Mass, John Campbell, Homer J. Saindon and Lucillo M. Saindon, street. Requiem High Mass was cele* Mrs.' E. J. McCabe, president, 7:30; Charles Campbell, 9 Plaintiffs, I Phone MAin 4006 | brated in Holy Roeary church Nov. 24. announced ’the following new Interment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard mor­ CUB SCOUTS at the initiation and pack (left to right) were initiated: Tommy Switzer, o’clock; Frank Grannell, 10:30; members: Mmes. Stauffer, Paul, Kate B. Kathbone, also known as Kato liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiitg tuary. meeting held Friday, Nov. 24, in the school Michael Mathis, Larry Jlyan, Terry McCabe, James and Paul Horan, 12:15. Rathbone; Robert Collier; Robert Collier, MARGARET S. O’RORKE. 83. at and Cullinan. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brubeck trustee; Tbe Jefferson Park Realty Com­ Denver. Great-aunt of Mary Southard of auditorium of St. Philomena's parish, Denver, are Lutgen, Harold Wheatley, Jerry Norton, Michael pany, a Colorado corporation; Guy Lett>y In the absence of the recording are the parents of a girl, Sueann Portland. Ore. Requiem High Mass was shown above. The Cubs were initiated by Thomas Bostwick, John Waggoner, Jack McKnight, George Stevick: Robert Collier; H. N. Bennett, celebrated in the Cathedral Nov. 28. In­ secretary, the minutes of the pre­ Jeannette, born Nov. 19, in St. also known as Henry N. Bennett: Agnes HARTFORD-AICORN Layden, cubmaster, and George Maloney, assistant Drake, Bing Albus, Bill Cichoski, Frank McGlone, terment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard mortuary. vious meeting were read by Mrs. Joseph’s hospital. Mrs. Albert de S. Martin; Katherine A. Lupton; and all MARY E. SANDERS, 71. of 952 10th cubmaster. The following, seen in the front row Bucky Blish, and Dennis Callis. MORTUARY William Earley. Mrs. J. J. Jaco- Bey is the paternaL^andmother. unknown r^rsons who claim any Interest street. Mother o f William F. Sanders, bucci submitted her statement as in the subject matter of thia action. Family Group Insurance and sister of Ed J. Currigan of Oakland, + . + 4- + + + Mr. and Mrs. Irving A. DeLine __ _ Defcndanta. Calif., and Frank Currigan of Portland. treasurer. Mrs. J. F. Murtaugh, of 4005 E. Sixth avenue held open THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE , RA. 0325 Ore. Requiem Mass was celebrated in deanery representative, reported house at their home from 4 to OF COLORADO Alameda at Logan St. Elizabeth’s church Nov. 27. Inter­ on the last deanery meeting, at To the above named Defcndanta ment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard mortuary. • At St. Philomena's Parish 8 p.m. on Nov. 26 to celebrate GREETING: ANGELO A. CARNICELLO, 78. of which Mrs. J. L. Swigert gave an their g;olden wedding anniversary. You are hereby summoned and required 4123 Zuni street. Father o f John Garni- account of the recent conference They were married Nov. 26, 1900, to file with the clerk an answer to the cello, Mrs. Andrew Ruscio, and Mrs. of the NCCW in Cleveland, which complaint within 20 daya after service of Joseph P. Crow; and grandfather of in Syracuse, N. Y., and moved to this summons upon you. If you fail so to Monuments Grace Vendegnia, Carolyn Martinez^ Men's Club Planning Entertainment she attended. do judgment by default will ba taken We have erected many beauti­ Denver in 1903. Their three sons, Robert Carnicelio, Frank and John Edwin, Richard, and Walter, all against you for tbe relief demanded in ful monuments in Mt. Olivet Capra, Josephine Bottger. and Josephine Deanery Sponsors Lectures the com pliint v Mekuto. Also surviving are 10 great­ (St. Philomena's Parish, Denver) Marie Lawless, daughter of Mr. The mothers of the second of Denver, and seven grandchil­ If sereice uponV>u la made ontsids the Cemetery. and Mrs. William J. Lawless of grade Brownie troop met Wednes­ Mrs. Murtaugh reported that the grandchildren. Requiem High Mass was Plans for the winter social pro­ Denver deanery is urging a large dren assisted in welcoming guests. State qf Colorado or by publication or if celebrated in Our l.aady of Mu Carmel gram of the Men’s club will be 1602 Adams street, were married day evening, Nov. 29, in the home The members of the Nocturnal a copy of the complaint be not serv«) upon A. T. THOMSON church Nov. 27. Interment Ml. Olivet. Monday, Nov. 27, in St. Philo­ of Mrs. Mark Dunn, leader. attendance at the series of lectures you with thia summons, yon are required to Oiinger mortuary. completed Thursday, Nov. 30, at Adoration society of this parish file your answer to the complaint within 600 Sherman St. TA. 8018 mena’s church. The Girl Scout Neighborhood being sponsored by the Catholic MARY ELLEN DEVINE. 77. of 1023 the organization’s monthly meet­ Information and Library society. will observe an hour of adoration 80 days after service of this summons Emerson street. Sister of Katherine William D. Lawless was best group will meet Wednesday, Dec. before the Blessed Sacrament in upon you. Schmitz: and aunt of Elizabeth Russel. ing in the school auditorium at 8 The second of these lectures will This is sn action* to quiet title to Ixils p.m. Harry T. Zook, club presi­ man and Miss Nadine O’Brien was 6, at 1:15 p.m. in St. Philomena’s Holy Ghost church Thursday eve­ One (U . Two (2) and Three (3), Block Mary K. Murray. Margaret Haggerty, maid of honor. After a trip to hall. The nominating committee, be given on Sunday, Dec. 3, at nd William and Josepih Schmitz. Re­ dent, will preside. 3 p.m. in Holy Ghost hall. The ning between 11 and 12 o’clock. Five (5). Rathbone Heights, situate in the JERRY BREEIS quiem Mass was celebrated in the Cathe­ Dr. James E. Cummings, ticket Colorado Springs, the couple will consisting of Mrs. F. P. McNa­ Masses on Friday, Dec. 1, will City and .County of Denver, State of Colo, dra] Nov. 28. Interment Mt. Olivet. live at 1570 Steele street. mara, St. Philomena’s; Mrs. P. C. speaker will be William E. Barrett, tado. and for such other and further re­ Oiinger mortuary. committee chairman, will report a well-known Catholic writer of be said at 6:45 and 7:46. Confes­ lief as is set forth in said complaint, JOHN O. DWYER, 84, of 954 S. on the success of the annual foot­ Robert Emmet Lee and Miss 'Allen, St. John’s; and Mrs. Gruber, sions will be heard on Thursday reference to which ia hereby made for Florist Denver— his subject, "The Cath­ greater certainty. Pennsylvania street. Husband of Cath­ ball project. Carol Ann Lawson of St. Philo­ Cathedral, will present the slate afternoon between 3:30 and 4:30 erine T. Dwyer: father of John W. of officers for the coming year. All- olic Author.’’ Dated October Ith, 1960. 1004 LSth St. Dr. Joseph Hovorka, social com­ mena’s parish will be married Sat­ and in the evening between 7:30 J B. GOODMAN JR. Dwyer: and grandfather of John, Wil­ interested scout mothers are urged After the business meeting, all liam, Joan, and Diane Dwyer. Requiem mittee chairman, will outline the urday, Dec. 2, at 9:30 a.m. The and 9 o’clock. Clerk of the District Court . MAin 2279 enjoyed a social hour. Refresh By Patricia Morrissey High Mass was celebrated in St. Francis annual entertainment. The fiesta Rev. James F. O’Grady, S.S.C., to be present. Breakfa.st for the children after de Sales' church Nov. 29. Interment Mt. Mrs. C. V. Gooding of Blessed ments were served by the l|ost- Deputy Clerk will be held shortly after the new will witness the ceremony. the 7 :45 Mass Friday will be in (SEAL OF THE COURT) Olivet. Oiinger mortuary. Sacrament parish will be hostess LESTER B. SPENCER, 29. o f 1279 year, and members of the Parent- Five infants were among seven the charge of Mmes. Helen Camp­ Thomas L. Ford. Syracuse street. Requiem High Mass newly baptized persons in St. Phil­ to the Archdiocesan Council of Attorney for Pliintiffs Teachers’ association will be Teacher to Make Trip bell, Charles Green, and Fred 1700 East 6th Avenue Call a was celebrated in St. Therese's church, omena’s parish last week. Catholic Girl Scouts at luncheon Houck. Aurora, Nov. 29. Oiinger mortuary. guests. at her home, 1610 Grape, Thurs­ Denver 8, Colorado, FR. 1922 Plans for a combined Christmas Steven Patrick Selensky, son of Baptized on Sunday, Nov. 26, Address of Attorney NATALIE WHITACRE, 46, of St. day, Nov. 30. To Irish-Trojan Tilt First publication November 28. 1960 Joseph. Mo., formerly of Denver. Wife Mr. and Mrs. Aloysius Selensky of by Father Scannell was Helen Au- parish dance, jointly sponsored by Scout troop 124 will hold its Iju t publication December 21. 1960 Z O IY E E A R of E. N. Whitacre; mother of Susan and the PTA and the Men’s club, will 975 Bannock street, had John Se­ Jerry Cavanaugh, a teacher in MAin 7171 Roger Whitacre; and sister of Warren lensky and Marie Davies as god­ court of honor Monday, Dec. 4, f=^>oooo«o<:r>o»<:z>«»4 Kugler of Santa Monica, Calif. Requiem also be discussed. at 7:30 p.m., at East high school. the Denver public schools, has re­ Prompt, Conrtoooo Sorrleo High Mass was celebrated in Blessed Jack Finn, sports committee parents. Dr. D. J. Romeo and Mrs. ceived the trip to Los Angeles for CHEAPER RATES Mrs. C. J. Mahoney will enter­ BURNS - RIPS Sacrament church Nov. 25. Interment chairman, will present the annual Elizabeth Kelly were proxies. the Notre Dame-University of 2-WAY RADIO Mt. Olivet. Oiinger mortuary. tain St. Anthony's club at her CLEAN NEW CABS football report for the school team. Steven was born Nov. 23. Southern California football game T t la it& o n . JULIE L. PERRY. 76, of 1508 Lin Mary Garcia, daughter of Mr. home, 1133 Cook street, Friday, OR TEARS coin street. Requiem Mass was celebrated St. Philomena’s lightweight team as the guest of the International Eliminated by in the Cathedral Nov. 29. Rogers mor­ and Mrs. Albert Garcia of 2759 Dec. 1. Picture Frame S h op. won the Southern and Eastern sec­ Mrs. Harry Swigert, Sr., will Relations club of Regis college, tuary. tional titles, and placed second in Stout street,, had Leo Villegas and Denver. French or Inweaving \713 Grant St. MAin 4438? Bacon & Schramm KATHERINE EGAN, 79, of 3737 entertain the St. Frances Cabrini 24 Boor Ssrrlc^—'ReasonabIt Pricos !.afayette street. Mother of John J-. the City Junior Parochial cham­ Geraldine Gestenberger as god­ A special trip to this game is parents. Mary was born Nov. 26. club Friday, Dec. 1, in her home, i* Fine Prints COMPOSITION ROOFING James E., Lloyd T., and Roland Egan, pionship playoffs. 40 Eudora street an annual part of the program HOSIERY MENDING all of Denver: and sister of Herman A social program and refresh­ Richard Joseph Rotole, son of of the International Relations Custom Framing TILE ROOFING Immel of Sterling, and Mrs. A. Conway Mr. a n d Mrs. Philip Rotole of Victor Vifquain, son of Mr. and and Mrs. Albert Thompson of Garvey. ments will follow the meeting. club, which is active throughout /■* Velvet and French Mots( ROOF REPAIRING 1022 Ogden street, had Theresa Mrs. Blake Vifquain, and Wayne Calif. Requiem Mass is being cclebrat^ December 3 is Communion Sun­ Brunger, who have completed boot the year in student gatherings F'* Oval Frames 4020 Brighton Blvd. CH. 6563 Annunciation church at 9 o'clock day for the Altar and Rosary so­ and Charles Danna as godparents. held at Regis and other colleges of {ji)fLbJtahn Thursday, Nov. 30. Interment Mt. Richard was born Nov. 5 in St. training at San Diego, Calif., are )* Metal Photo Frames Olivet. Capitol mortuary. ciety and the Parent-Teachers’ expected home Sunday, Dec. 3. the entire Rocky Mountain area. Inweaving Co, Joseph’s hospital. Always Plenty af WILLIAM HULL, 56. of 2525 Stout association: Mrs. Humbert Bottoni, 1240 Mr. Cavanaugh lives at 1438 Phon. KE.'4409 * street. Husband of Helen H. Hull. Re­ The' collection for flowers for Thomas Patrick Halley, son of Carr street, Lakewood. Parking Spaca quiem Mass was celebrated in St. Cook street, won a turkey at the 304 McCIintock Bldg, the Christmas altars will be taken Mr. and Mrs. Tullius W. Halley of 1554 Calif. Cajetan's church Nov. 29. Capitol mor 1605 Harrison street, had Thomas “ Turkey Tro^’’ given by the PTA »o»<=>oo<:>oo<^>o» sen, and Robert Aylard. Interment ia in Kelly; and director of the census, handled personally by Father Abercrombie. The president of the w w w w w w w w We carry a complete line of grave blankets, crosses, Mt. Olivet, Frank Glore. Central Bank and Trust company, Elwood Brooks, when called upon, A resident of 6666 W. 26th avenue, If you want to sell your home wreaths, marble statues and vases. Baptized recently were Kath­ stated that his firm stands always ready to help promote so beneficial CARY’S •he was educated and married to J. H. a project aa Father “ Abbie’s” youth club. The R t Rev. Monsignor let us feature it on our KFEL You will be surprised when you see our prices. Edgewater. Mrs. Chadwick was bom leen Marie and Thomas Michael, ) ___ 1500 S. Broadway Sept. 12, 1881, in Laramie, Wyo., where twin infants of Mr. and Mrs. John Gregory Smith, pastor of S t Francis’ parish, where Father Aber Radio program at 6t4S a.m. Chadwick. The couple and their family A. Lell. The sponsors for Kathleen crombie is an assistant, noted that the splendid turnout for the ban­ Stop — Shop and Save moved to Denver in 1921. ;W e Pay Cash Tuesday, Thurs. A Sat. Besides Father Morgan, there aurvlve were Edward Stremel and Jose- quet, 187 of the club’s friends, proved that his assistant’s “ dream” three sons, George J. Chadwick of Den* for the welfare of youth is fast becoming a reality. Lettering and Cleaning Dona at Cemetery phine Pintarelli. The sponsors for ^ For Used Furniture Wilson & Wilson, Realty ver, John F. Chadwick o f Alamosa, and Thomas were Robert and Mary Father Abercrombie expressed his appreciation to all who have Morgan H. Chadwick of Johnstown; a Member, of SL Louis Pariah daughter, Mrs. E. B. Laptay o f Denver: Knapp. ' assisted the club in any way, adding that without his friends’ co­ i and a tialVr, Hr,. Gordon Cordiner of ChfX* Gaylen Richard, son of Mr. and operation and support many of his own efforts would have been ) Mifcellaueoua Itema 28(8 Be. Broadway 8U. 1-4I71 ARvada Norman's Memoriols ARvada enne, Wyo.; and tht following brothifri; fruitless. Mrs. Elmo C. Behrent, was bap­ ^ PE. 4614 RA. 6423 Open evenings till 2 Edward Morgan, Cheyenne, Wyo,; Jack The picture shown in the background is of the club’s patron 1231-J 7769 W. 44lh on Way to Mt. Olivet 1231-J Morgan, Centralla, W aab.; and Frank tized, with Frank and Ethel Slum- ) OPEN EVENINGS TILL S gja. Morgan, Long Beach, Calif. ski aa sponsors.* S^Jphn Bosco.— (Photo by Turilli)

i l i i H Thursday, Nov. 30, 1950 Office, 938'Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyttone 4205 ?AGE ELEVEN Strange But True Mary Our Safest Ally Educating for Life By Paul H. H allett By Rev. James B. Hamblin WE ARE NOT GOING to add dor poor con­ AMONG THE OUTSTANDING features of (JhquioA kdL the book. These Young Lives, publi^ed by the tribution to the mountain of blame, most of it department of superintendents of the National only too justified, that will be heaped on our Catholic Educational association, one section ■ @ im national leaders for the sins and blunders that worthy of special comment is devoted to the com­ a>te p u h /ic have led to the present imminent threat of uni­ paratively new pro^am called Life Adjustment versal war. The world has been so thoroughly Common Good Demands Deqreose in Divorces oudcius Ik Education in the high schools. bewitched by the forces of hell that few of us can By Ret. Robert E. Kekeisen changing the djvorce procedure o f the state of Secondary school administrators are facing he called altogether innocent. What is important A ,SPECIAL COMMITTEE of the Denver Colorado. The divorce institute was started “ to m u m B o the problem of what curriculum to offer their to stress is that the fabric of events has become Bar association is in its third week of delibera­ see what can be done, from a legal standpoint, students, since more than 65 per cent of those so unraveled that only by divine help of a very tion and discussion regarding the advisability of to give proper relief in cases where divorce is ' justified, but to cut down on the over-all divorce graduated from school will never enroll in col­ special order ,can we hope to knit it together lege. again. rate.” 'Barney, Meet Beni' The soaring divorce rate, and the consequent For many years, the book points out, high Perhaps we may read the handwriting of God By J i m , Kelly breakdown of the family unit, is certainly suf­ schools have been looked upon as college prepara­ in the dates on which the most momentous events BARNEY? The bhanc^s are that you will ficient cause for corrective measures. On Nov. tory schools, and yet the vast majority of stu­ of the past catastrophic decade Have occurred. never know Barney. He happens to be a sales­ 7 the daily press printed an article about four dents are receiving their last formal training,, Pearl Harbor was bombed the day before the man, but his days on the road are over now and couples who "switched mates,” and seem to have not for college or special work, but for life. The * Feast of the Immaculate Conception; the war he has settled down in his own little shop. As for founds the'arrangement “ most pleasant.” When program of Life Adjustment Education attempts with Japan ended on the eve of the other great Ben, he certainly should need no introduction, the marriage bond assumes such resiliency as to to correct that situation. Marian feast, Aug. 14, Now the news of what even without a last name. The point is that both permit this type of absurd amorality, it is time DESPITE COMPULSORY education laws and MacArthur termed "an entirely new war” has are Americans, of a type that we seem to run that stringent means be taken to stem the tide the fact that the United States is committed to broken in the month that saw the proclamation of short of now and then, and though they lived of irresponsibility.' the principle of secondary education for all, less the dogma of the Assumption, and within a very generations apart they had^trikingly similar, ideas A Catholic marriage that has been consum­ than 80 per cent of elementary school children few days of the Feast of the Immaculate Concep­ about how a man should get along with bis fel­ mated cannot-be dissolved except by the death enter high school, according to the U. S. Office tion. Is this a hint that we must turn to the low man. of one of the parties. The Scriptures say: “ What of Education, and more than 40 per cent of those Mother of God to be saved? For the background on Barney, we refer you God has joined together let no man put asnnder.” who do enter quit before graduation. The De­ WE FIND CONFIRMATION for this view to an anonymous young man in Honolulu, Hawaii. Catholic marriage is a sacrament, offering to man partment also shows that less than 25 per cent throughout the wars that have saved Christian This young man had read in the local newspapers and wife God’s special help. of those who enter high school and less than 36 per cent of those who are graduated enter col­ \ CYPRUS WAS TH£ ff/tST O O U tW ^ civilization, but especially in one fought within about the Benevolence disaster off San Francisco, A CIVIL MARRIAGE contracted by two un­ living memory, the first in which the Red ad­ and about John Napoli, the hard-luck Italian baptized persons is not a sacrament but still can­ lege. The figures emphasize the necessity of giv­ GOVERNED B y A CHRISTIAN ~ THE ing more attention to the majority of students, i ]?ON]AN GOVERNOR, SERGIUS vance on Europe was halted, albeit only for 20 fisherman who spent hours hauling survivors not be construed as having no binding force. Any f^ U LU S BEING CONVERTED OY^ years. We refer to the Russian-Polish war of aboard his little boat at the cost of an injured two persons who marry promise each other mutual those who will not attend college. And the pro­ _ srVAui-'. 1920. back, a lost catch, and scarcely more than curt fidelity “ for better or for worse.” And that does gram of Life Adjustment Education attempts to letters thanks from the navy for his heroism. With laud­ not mean a choice. The marital contract, though supply what the majority of students need. spelling The great Polish leader, JJarshal, Pilsudski, It varies to meet local conditions and the beg^n that war with the capture of the Russian able solicitude for the now jobless Napoli, the freely undertaken, is not to be so freely broken. young man promptly sat down and wrote him Yet many, even among legislators, place no more needs of individual students, and depends on G L O B V ; city of Kiev May 7, in the month of Mary. After guidance to direct the pupil to those studies that initial victories, -his underequipped forces, out­ a letter, enclosing with it two $5 bills. His letter stability in marriage vows than they do in a went something as follows; will help him most. The social studies are an im­ ■^ihe usi4aL -figutes o k j numbered 200,000 to 120,000, fell back 375 miles promise to keep a dinner date. “ BACK IN 1936 I was hitch-hiking to Alaska, Catholic dogmatists point out that, besides portant part of a general education, because the tfmcAurc^ dock ai in a retreat that almost became a rout. No other pupils must be trained for citizenship. Training country believed a Polish victory possible, and and a salesman picked me up in Oregon. I was 'the indissolubility of Matrimony itself, there are WOOTTON RIVERS soaking wet at the time, but he gave no thought other considerations that necessitate stability of in homemaking and the use of leisure time is none of Poland’s neighbors, except Hungary, was featured, rather than higher mathematics and K: ENGLAND, even friendly. On Aug. 10 Lloyd George, the then to any damage my wet clothes might do to bis wedlock. The most notable of these, they main­ ST VAUL ^ car. He picked me up when I was tired, bought tain, is the "hnnum prolis," or "the good of the classical languages. If it is found that the pupils British war leader, urged Poland to accept a need it, they may be taught grammar and sen­ humiliating “ peace.I’ which would have destroyed me meals when I was hungry, and when we offspring.” It is a matter not merely of specula­ reached the end of his drive he gave me $10. tion, but of hard-headed, proved practicality tence construction, subjects formerly confined to her sovereignty and opened the gateway of the elementary school. They might also be taught The Denver Catholic Register Europe to the Red hordes. Red-dominated Aus­ “ When I later tried to return the money, he that easy divorce is one of the chief causes of told me: ‘Some day you will meet someone who is juvenile errancy. Every child needs a home, pa­ how to keep a household budget, which would call President...... Most Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. trian, Czecho-Slovakian, and German workers re­ for arithmetic, a subject not traditionally taught fused to allow munitions to pass through to in need of help; give him the money.’ rental love, a unified, beneficent authority. When Editor...... R t Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D., Jour.D. “ The last time I was in the States I tried to husband and wife separate, they leave their chil­ in high school. Leaders in Life Adjustment Edu­ Poland. The British Labor party, to say noising Managing Director...... Monsignor John B. Cavanagh, M.A., Ph.D. find him but had no success. His name is Barnard dren without the foundation needed for suc­ cation are trying to get away from tradition when . of the French Socialists, was vociferously hostile. City Editor...... Rev. John B. Ebel, M.A., Litt.D. J. Levy, formerly of , . . San Francisco. If you cessful living. A child whose parents are divorced tradition stands in the way of a practical pro­ Associate Editors — Rev. Francis Syrianey, M.A., Litt.D.; Linus Of this own troops Marshal Pilsudski remarked: gram that will be of the greatest possible value "I had never seen such ragmuffins!” are able to contact him, please give him my best has been deprived of what is his birthright; he Riordan, Ph.D.; Rev. James B. Hamblin, M.A., LittD.; Rev. Robert wishes and tell him that many times I have has been robbed of the basis for his correct at­ to the pupils. Kekeisen, M.A., Litt.M.; Paul H. Hallett, LittD.; Jack Heher, A.B.; AMID ALL THIS GLOOM the civilian popu­ passed his favor on to people who were having titude toward family life; he begins his associa­ LIFE ADJUSTMENT Education, as illus­ James Kelly, A.B.; Art Editor, Leo Canavan, M,F.A. lation was strangely calm. British envoys re­ hard luck, and that somehow when I have had tion with society with “ two strikes against him.” trated in These Young Lives, points out, for ex­ marked that there was but one noticeable activity bard luck someone always would come to mV* THOUGH>JHE STRICT LA^V of the Church ample, that in these days, when nearly everyone Entered as second class matter at the postoffice at Denver, Colo. in the towns and villages throughout July— pro­ help.” may work for the misery of some, who fared ill in travels by automobile, at least part of the tiine, ^ Thia Paper Printed Entirel, By Union Labor cessions in honor of the Virgin. Pope Ben^ict As far as that young man was concerned, the marriage Venture, that law is most vital for it is important for young people to become in­ Published Weekly by XV had ordered a novena of prayers for Poland the story behind his two $5 bills started in 1936, society’s good in general. A necessary Jaw, no telligent drivers, and a drivers’ education class is not to be considered out of place in a high school. THE c a t h o l ic p r e s s SOCIETY, (Inc.) to be said in preparation for the Feast of the with the generosity of the salesman named Bar­ matter what its subject, will always harm some. Assumption. On the 14th of August Marshal ney. But it goes back further than that, all the The comman good exacts much from the unfortu­ Neither is a home economics course, since the 938 Bannock Street, 1 Toukhatchevski, the Red commander, was at the way back to a day in 1784— to the man named nate individual. majority of girls will marry and be homemakers Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 1620 gates of Warsaw. Ben. And we have, a suspicion that even Ben Actually the question of the Church’s support rather than Latin or trigonometry scholars. Since The next day, the Feast of the Assumption, knew he was not playing the inventor when he of the indissolubility of marriage is not a matter most pupils will not continue formal education Subscription: marked the first time the Polish forces had scored set quill to foolscap and wrote: of her free choice, but of divine command. But, after high school, it is wise that they be trained 75 cents per year in Archdiocese of Denver. gains in a summer marked by retreat after re­ Passy, France like all commands of God, it has its practical im­ \ for good citizenship through social studies, civics treat. On the 16th, celebrated in Poland as the 22 April 1784 portance in the world of men. courses, and the like. These are the years when $1.25 per year Outside Archdiocese of Denver. the future voters who will have a strong influ­ Canada, $2.00 a year per subscription. Day of the Virgin, not only were violent Russian MY DEAR------: It is a healthy sign that attorneys are In- a^aults beaten back but Pilsudski crossed the I received yours of the 15th instant, and the * creasing their efforts to cut down divorces. As ence on the affairs of the nation and the world Foreign countries, including Philippines, $2.75 a year. River Wieprz, which proved to be the Rubicon memorial it enclosed. The account they give of logical-minded men, they realize the disaster that must be trained. of Poland. From that day the Russians met your situation g^rieves me. I send you herewith a family breakup can bring upon America, as it The book admits that the program so far hat Thursday, November 30, 1950 nothing but defeats, and by the next month had bill for 10 louis d’ors. I do not pretend to give has brought dissolution to many other great na­ been limited by facilities available, but all Cathi been cleared from Polish soil. such a sum; I only lend it to you. When you shall tions of the past. olic educators are aware of the problem and are meeting it to the best of their abilities. OFFICIAL: ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER Marshal Pilsudski himself could not account return to your country with a good character, you cannot fail of getting into some business Religion is the core of Life Adjustment Edu- The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. for the victory by purely military calculations. that will in time enable you to pay all your cati^, just as it is of all education in Catholic We confirm it as the official publication of the Archdiocese. What­ "Was I dreaming?” he wrote of the Polish ad­ Catholic Taxes to Aid debts. In that case, when you meet with another schoms. The student must be prepared to accept ever appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or vance after Aug. 15. "But a few days back sulrtering and death and to know why he must a veritable nightmare had obsessed me! A con­ honest man in similar distress, you must pay Persecutors of Church those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. me by lending this sum to him; enjoining him to accept them. His spiritual adjustment will be the tinuous movement of irresistible power, a move­ By Ed Miller We hope The Register will be read in every home of the discharge the debt by a like operation when he foundation for his social and vocational adjust­ Archdiocese. ment in which I felt monstrous claws twining "LET ALL WHO PASS HERE abandon ment. around my throat and suffocating me. Was it shall be able, and shall meet with such another hope,” said the caption on a cartoon published in We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in opportunity. I hope it may thus go through many the children of the Archdiocese for the reading of The Register, really true that my five divisions, freely and a Chicago newspaper several years ago showing without any show of resistance, were boldly ad­ hands before it mebts with a knave that will stop one Josip Broz standing before the entrance to a [/oe Stalin Has « URBAN J. VEHR vancing over those self-same regions which but its progress. This is a trick of mine for doing a Cathedral, rifle in hand, with a look in his eye Ian, 29, 1942 Archbishop of Denver, deaf of good with a little money. I am not rich recently had been in the mortal agony of a that boded evil to Catholic Yugoslavians. dream? It seemed impossible that it could be enough to afford much in good works, and so am Mr. Broz, when the cartoon was drawn, had A Happy Dream real.” obliged to be cunning, and make the most of a just dispatched a certain General Draza Mikhail- By Jack Heher Forty Hours' Devotion little. With best wishes for the succes of your GEN. GEORGE CATLETT MARSHALL, AND SO MAC ARTHUR’S LEGIONS may be ovitch (his archenemy— and one of our rnost ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER memorial and your future prosperity, I am, dear faithful allies) into an advanced state of rigor Secretary of Defense, and Dean Acheson, Secre­ saved, and advance, if we have a fraction of the sir, your most obedient servant, Week of Dec. 3, Firit Sunday of Advent mortis and at the moment was working to rid tary of State, have become cognizant, in the past Marian devotion that existed in Poland in 1920. Denver, St. Cajetan'i church B. Franklin the countiy of "reactionary” ideas (Catholic), few days, of an unpleasant situation developing ' Colorado Springi, St. Francis’ 'hospital middle of the road “ laxism” (Catholic), and “ in­ in Asia. They have expressed concern that Red Denver, Cathedral temperate revolutionary tendencies” (Catholic). (Chinese soldiers, for reasons not discernible from In addition, to (help get the country on an even this distance, have shown particular relish in - CATHOLIC RADIO LOG keel, he wanted to get rid of a few people (Cath­ killing American GIs, along with Turks, Britons, olics) who stood in the way of his improving South Koreans, and other UN troops. Station KOA 5:30 a.m. and 11:30 p.m. General Marshall predicts that In the_ dan­ CATHOLIC HOUR — Sunday, conditions in Yugoslavia (which, by the way, is, ROSARY FOR PEACE— Sun- or was, approximately one-third Catholic). gerous situation developing a tension will be 12 noon. day, 8:15 p.m. built up in the United States. He expresses also, ASK AND LEARN— Sunday, Today, several years after the cartoon was FAMILY THEATER— Wednes­ drawn, things have not become better for Cath­ what he considers the fervent wish of all Amer- 10:45 p.m. day, 7:30 p.m. cans, that there will be no war. He recommends Station KVOD olics in Yugoslavia, but worse. The rupture of Station KTLN Mr. Broz’ Cominform rapture did nothing to al­ a rapid build-up of defense for this country. HOUR OF FAITH— Sunday! Th^e were his recorded thoughts as a GI from in October, 9:15 a.m. “The FR. JOHN ORDINAS, C, R.— leviate the religious persecution in Yugoslavia. Sunday, 7-8:30 a.m. Conversely, through some unique and effective California fell in a ditch with a Red bullet in Christian Way in Manage­ his head. ment.” Station KLZ brand of hypnotism known only to himself, .Broz now has that portion of the 28,000,000 Catholic CONGRESS IS CONSIDERING, in view of Station KFEL CHURCH OF AIR— Sunday, the alarming situation, the extension of itj ses­ AVE MARIA HOUR— Sunday, 8-8:30 a.m. Americans who pay taxes in these United States aiding him with their tax dollars in the liquida­ sion through the Christmas holidays. No deter­ tion of as many of their fellow Catholics in Yugo­ mination to do this has been voiced as yet. (The slavia as pleases Mr. Broz’ extremely sanguine latest list of casualties in the Korea fighting num­ tflStSSe bers 4,993 dead and 20,568 wounded.) BECAUSE JOSIP BROZ (who likes to be The UN Security Council has_ been annoyed called “ Tito” ) and Josef Vissarionovich Djuga- by the reticence of the nine Chinese Reds ad- j Hear shvili (who likes to be called “ Stalin” ) are at the mitted to meetings of that body. U. S. Delegate moment butting heads, our State Department has Warren Austin calle(fHhe Chinese Reds “ aggrres- eagerly jumped to the task of underwriting, sors;” the Red spokesman called the United through the medium of the World Bank, Yugo­ States an “ aggressor.” He hoped that the UN slavia’s food bills. would give just treatment to his charge. At last ASK and LEARN Now, this may not be a bad thing. Perhaps report 200,000 Chinese Reds were breaching the the State Department feels that Mr. Broz’ fight UN line in Korea. with Mr. Djugashvili is bona fide and even irrec­ Some Western European leaders were re­ oncilable— and that at this 11th hour, it will pay ported as being surprised that the U. S. would us to add an ally with a strong army. But what call China an aggressor. KOA stands out is this: Mr. Broz is, as they say, “ over i GENERAL MAC ARTHUR was criticized se­ the barrel” at the moment He is in a precarious verely for expressing the hope that the GIs ii position to say the least. Realizing this, our State Korea would be home for Christmas. He e; 10:45 Department could and should participate in World pressed the hope as some 300,000 Chinese troo] Bank loans to Yugoslavia only on one condition— massed for their assault across the Yalu river EVERY SUNDAY NIGHT that religious persecution cease immediately. against his own forces. The Reds were protected The failure to exert pressure does not seem in their preparations by UN orders to MacArthur. British officials said they thought Britain Questions on religion submitted by the radio to lie entirely in Secretary of State Dean Ache- son’s lap. The rotten spot, rather, was touched would oppose granting “ Mac” the right to strike audience answered on the archdiocesan broadcast. recently by Bishop Michael Ready of Columbus, across the Yalu river. They said Britain wants to 0., who, on his return from Europe, accused the avoid involving UN forces in Korea in a war Booklet on Catholic Church available free of cost American press of a “ peculiar insensibility to the against China. Reports from Moscow hint that Josef Stalin’s to all inquirers. Communist persecution of the Catholic Church in Yugoslavia.” health is improving. His recovery is attributable, WRITE TO TITO IS WAGING a grinding and relentless the advices say, to long naps and a rise in spirits persecution, said Bishop Ready, but U. S. cor­ in the past few days. ASK AND LEARN, Station KOA respondents do little more than send out “ Com­ Denver 2, Colorado munist handouts.” He pointed out that, although We believe our customers are fust as the American press occasionally reports about Christ in the Schools busy as tee! That’s tehy anyone may the imprisonment of Archbishop Aloysius Step- An article in the monthly magazine. Informa­ inac, it does not report on the aay-by-day perse­ tion, by Father Thomas Coakley, has some facts consult tcith any officer without an cution going on throughout Yugoslavia. He also and figures on early education in the United. MAin 5314 added some indi^utable facts: States which could stand being reflected upon by appointment any time. There’s no formality^ “ The Communists have killed 378 priests. At those who assert that our educational system tra­ present they are holding more than 400 priests ditionally has been separated from religion. no battery of secretaries, no secluded offices. in prison. . . . Priests are continually subjected Father Coakley points out that all the early F. J. KIRCHHOF Enjoy banking this AMERICAN Wayl to Communist pressure, which includes arbitrary colleges in this country— ^which have now become arrest, night raids on parish houses, and long our p ea t universities— ^were founded in a dis­ hours of grilling by secret police. tinctly religious atmosphere. “ In some oases priests have been murdered Thus Harvard (founded by the Rev. Mr. John Construction Co. on the public highways. . . . Students for the Harvard in 1636), William and Mary (founded FREE PARKING priesthood have been arrested and sentenced to 1693), and Yale (founded 1701) were all begu^ Right Next Door to the Bonk prison on charges of vagrancy. Parents- have to form a better educated clergy. BUILDERS been warned to withdraw their boys from the Columbia, founded in 1753, professed m its seminaries. chief aim “ to teach and engage children to know We Appreciate Your Patronage ^ “ All religious orders of women in Slovenia God and Jesus Christ,” and the same general sum HEAR "AMERICAN SERENADE" and Bosnia-Herzegovina have been dissolved.. . . was true of Princeton, Pennsylvania, and Dart­ Every Catholic school—elementary, high school, 700 Lawrence St. Denver, Colo. KLZ. B i3 0 P.M, EVERY WEDNESDAY / mouth. ' and college — every Catholic hospital and old' Of 119 colleges founded East of the Missis­ folks’ home, every Catholic orphanage has been • sippi, 104 were professedly religious and Chris­ 'confiscated by the Yugoslav Communists. ESTABLIBBEO ItU tian, and all were established primarily for Chris­ “ Catholics in the armed forces or holding tian reasons and supported in a religious envir­ government jobs are 'forbidden to practice their onment religion.” Of the 260 colleges founded by 1860, only 17 the American Fixture Co The AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK BISHOP READY HAS, to be sure, touched were State universities. The remaining 253 were Hanafaetarcn of his finger to a secret sore. Much of the trouble definitely and emphatically religious in tone. Church Pews and Altar* with American foreign policy has seemingly o f D e n v e r stemmed from the attitude held by a majority of hand, remains strangely silent when our country Church Furniture our secular newspapers, an attitude that nas been is ready to subscribe some $200,000,000 o f the Bank, Offiq^ and Store Fixtures 17th at Laivrence Streets warped to a greater extent than is ordinarily loan of $300,000,000 (and an additional grant realized by the machinations of anti-Catholic of $105,000,000 in foodstuffs) that the World Millwork of AU Kinds minds^ Bank has been asked to give to Mr. Broz, a crim­ , . . „ MA. 0168 THE BANK or PERSONALIZED s e r v i c e : More often than not the “ pandits” who shape inal dictator who has murdered at 'least 378 F. J. Kirchhof, Pres. 1236 Arapahoe Su American editorial opinion have, however inno­ priests to date and signifies no intention of stop­ C F. Stahl, Vies Pres. Denver, Colo. Member, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation cently, hewed to the “ liberal” line which, quite ping so long as the supply of priests holds out '' correctly, would decry any persecution of Protes­ Catholic tax dollars to buy bullets to kill tants in a Catholic counby, but, on the other Catholic priests—odd indeed/ PAGE rWELVE Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyttene 4205 Thuridoy, Nov. 30, 1950

Cathedralites Are Moving 1st Communion Scheduled Eight New Colorado Councils Set Record To Second Floor of Annex ST. DOMINIC'S Cathedral high school stu­ Patronise These Friendly Firms dents will move into the second floor of the Monsignor Mc- On Dec. 3 in St. Anthony's Menamin Memorial annex Nov. W e ere very happy to bring a com­ 30. Full construction has not yet plete Variety Line to the people (St. Anthony’* Parish, Denrer) will receive Communion in a group been realized but is expected in of this parish. First Holy Communion will be Dec. 3 in th^ 8 o’clock Mass. The a short time. Formal dedication conducted in the 8 o’clock Mass December meeting of the society ceremonies will take place at GRAHAM'S Sunday, Dec. 3. First communi­ will be held Wednesday, Dec. 6, at a later date, announces the cants will be served breakfast im­ o’clock in the parish hall. Very Rev. Monsignor Whiter J. 5 & 10c Store Confessions will be heard from mediately after Mass in the par­ Canavan, Cathedral pastor. 23rd Federal Street . ish hall by members of the Altar 3 to 6 and 7:30 to 9 p.m. Thurs­ and Rosary society. day, Nov. 30, and Saturday, Dec. The Nocturnal Adoration society 2, in preparation for first Friday, members will meet in Holy Ghost first Saturday communicants, and church at 9 p.m., Thursday, Nov. the reception of the Holy Year ST. JOHN'S PARISH 30, for their hotir of adoration. blessing to be given by Father The Holy Name society will Maher Sunday, Dec. 3. Patronise These Friendly Firms have a game* party Wednesday, Two Converts Dec. 6, at 8 o’clock in the parish Are Received Permanenl Waving hall. Two converts were received into The Mother Cabrini circle met in a Specialty Conover's Food Store the Church this week by Father the home of Mrs. Ed Reichert, 1827 Maher. John James Bigger, a Featuring Quality Only S. Grove, Nov. 20. Members pres­ M y Lady Edith ent were Messrs. Boeding, Ellis, member of the parish who is EXCELLENT MEAT Landon, Martinac, Harold Renaud, now stationed at Ft. Warren, was Beauty Shoppe CHOICE GROCERIES J. W. Renaud, and Nider. New baptized Nov. 25. His sponsor was HInnU Ktucltr. Hrr. DAILY DELlVLUIb'S Francis Burns. members were Mrs. Robert Schae­ 2804 E. 6th Are. EA. 0788 1718 E. 6th FR. 2787 fer and Mrs. Williamson. Father John Anthony Labarbara, son of Michael Maher gave a talk on his Thomas Labarbara, was baptized recent Holy Year pilgrimaM. The Nov. 23. His sponsors were Mr. and Puckett's group was especially delighted to Mrs. Henry Testa. see the picture of the original Also baptized this week were 5TH AVE. DRUG church of St. Anthony of Padua. Michael Leroy Hermes, infant son CONOCO SERVICE W. A, Ekeren, Prop. of Mr. and Mrs. Clem Hermes with The next meeting will be in the Washing • Greasing • Tire Service Have Your Doctor Phone home of Mrs. Harold Renaud, 6401 Mr. and Mrs. Nidtr as sponsors; Batteries • We Pickup & Delivet Morrison road, Monday, Dec. 18. Bernadette Elsie Sandoval, Us Your Prescription— Wo Deliver This will be an exchange Christ­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ARCHBISHOP URBAN J. VEHR and Judge John Erker, Roggen council 3115; John 'EmmerMng, Limon Mother Ca­ 6th & York E A 9932 5th & Garfield DE ^298 mas gift party. Sandoval whose sponsor was Dan brini council; J. G. Ackerman, Cheyenne Wells Immaculate Heart iel Martinez. E. Swift, supreme knight of the Knights of Columbus, are The Altar and Rosary society of Mary council; Recco Berardi, North Denver council 3319; Judge shop at Troatman^t^CIreU DrWt shown flanked by the grand knights of eight new Colorado councils Swift; Archbishop Vehr; Leo F. Craig, superintendent of the K. of C. Mtrkft, whert wo get ont dollar bock after charter presentation ceremonies Nov. 26. The new councils insurance department; Thomas Cavanaugh, Lamar council 3325, D. L. on Avert ten dollar purchaaa. They carry represent a national record of growth in the K. of C., and the McKinney, Welby Coronado council; Francis Schmitt, Littleton St. hijrh quality irocerlei, fresh fruits, vea- Time for a ST. JAMES' PARISH etablatv and meats. charter presentation attracted Judp;e Swift in the first visit of a Mary’s council; and Joseph O’Brien, Brighton St. Augustine’s council. New Please Patronise These Friendly Firms supreme knight to the Colorado jurisdiction. Left to right are Alfred —'(Photo by Smyth) i Troutmans' Circle Drive + + + + + + + '• + + + ' M arket ^ Permanent WORSHAM WALL TILE 2422 East 6th Are. F R .8071 Usher in a NIAGARA SERVICE new hair-do Howsrd Brown, Prop. AND FLOOR COVERING Eight K. of C. Councils Receive Charters The firms listed here de­ for a lift in spirits. GAS & OILS Faataring Vikon Tile, Steal serve to be remembered For Sheer Loveliness! Lubrication & Washing and Aluminum An Types of Floor CoTtrlng Supreme Knight Attends Rites when you are distributing Wo Call Por and Dtllrtr Csrs OUR WORK GUARANTEED “ One million inquiries, iblicity lines came in for men­ ice to the Church and to God, which grand knight; St. Augustine’s your patronage in the dif­ Avenue Beauty Salon 6700 E. COLFAX FR. 9226 1458 Oneida £ A . 3228 50,000 persons taking instruc- tion in the supreme knight’s ad­ had obtained in the past. council 3285, Brighton, Joseph ions currently, and more than le s s . Following t h e addresses Su­ O’Brien, grand knight; North Den­ ferent lines of business. 2906 E. 6th Ave. FR. 3334 Walt Badger Says: preme Knight Swift, in the pres­ ver council 3319, Denver, Recco ,000 converts in a few years’ He stressed also the anti-Com- munist nature of the order and ence of the Archbishop, presented Berardi, grand knight; Lamar “ You can always Depend on our work.” time,” said John E. Swift, urged constant vigilance for the the eight new councils with their council 3325, Lamar, Thomas H. supreme Icnight of the Knights of preservation of democracy in our charters denoting their acceptance Cavanaugh, grand knight; and St, HATHAWAY’S One Day Service If Desired Columbus, “ were the fruits of the nation, which ho urged members as part of the order. The councils Mary’s council 3340, Littleton, Catholic advertising program of to serve well. “ Be Catholic gen­ so honored, and the grand knights Francis Schmitt, grand knight. City Lace Cleaners the order.’’ tlemen for God, for country, and who received the charters from First Colorado Visit 2625 EAST 3RD AVE. PHONE DE. 6891 Judge Swift gave the principal for family’’ he urged in closing. Judge Swift, were Sacred Heart For Supreme Knight Cnrtsins snd Pillows Cartfollr CIssnsd snd Rstomed Sims Siss Associated Cleaners address at a charter presentation council 3115, Roggen, W. L. Blick, Supreme Knight Swift, on his Siwdtl Cart Givsn Tsbts Lintns—BItnktU Lsondsrsd Wlthost Shrlakias banquet held at 1575 Grant street, Council Charters past grand knight, Alfred Erker, Are Presented first official visit to the Colorado WE CALL AND DELIVER 6736 E. Colfax DcHTerr Strrieo EA. 5462 at which charters were presented grand knight; Mother Cabrini jurisdiction, was the guest of Ed­ to the eight newest councils in the Archbishop Vehr expressed his council 3247, Limon, Frank Sa- ward J. Kelly of Leadville, state state of Colorado. Judge Swift great pleasure at seeing such fine fronek, past grand inight, John deputy of the order, who also pre­ pointed out that never before in development of the Knights of Co­ Emmerling, grand knight; Immac­ sided at the charter presentation the history of the order within his lumbus with his archdiocese and ulate Heart of Mary council 3252, banquet Included in his activities 2 urged the new councils, as well as ST. FRANCIS DE SALES' PARISH knowledge had so many charters Cheyenne Wells, F. G, Ackerman, were attendance at a first degree the older members of the order, to been presented at one time. grand knight; Coronado council initiation class for the Denver dis Patronise These Friendly Firms carry on the fine tradition of serv­ Hour He also reviewed other current 3268, Welby, David L. McKinney, trict, held in the K. of C. hall, 16th major activities of the order from and Grant streets, Friday evening; national standpoint, including a tour to the Mother Cabrini shrine DfBVCLEANINa the scholarship program whereby S t panels' Cubs Gather Saturday morning, and to Central Alameda Drug Store children of deceased knights who City; a luncheon for the state and V. O. PETERSON. Prop. BERNARD C. FINNERTY, Owner died in the service of their country district officials of the order Sat­ in World war II are given college urday noon; and the charter event Cut Rate Drugs **Quality and Service Has Built Our Business'* educations. The size of the order, Saturday evening. Fountain Service School Supplies nearly 1,000,000 members, he Toys for Denver's Needy The committee in charge of the 101 So. Broadwsr Your Business Appreciated Furniture . . . Rugs . . . Draperies pointed out, was the largest and (St. Francis de Sales' Parish, took a trip to the Brecht Candy events connected with the visit Alomedo Bokery Alameda & So. Broadway Wearing Apparel soundest in the 68-year-old history consisted of the state deputy, of the group. Denver) company Nov.N 25. Those taking grrand knights of the eight councils 1228 E. Colfax PIckop and DellTciy AC 6755 The sound insurance program, The December theme or activ­ part in this excursion were Gerrie ity for Cub pack 126, S t Francis Grabow, Mary Hannon, Sallie Har­ that received charters, the grand Temptation CONOCO PRODUaS special services available to mem­ knight of Denver council 539, and bers, and the five-point program de Sales’ parish, will be the gather­ ris, Mary Ann Marriott, Judy Pa­ Lubrication - Delco Batteries ing of toys for the needy and poor checo, Judy Sekera, and Joan Leo Koll, who was chairman of the under which local councils operate group. ICE CREAM and through which they develop of Denver from now until Christ­ Wimbush. Car Washing HOLY FAMILY PARISH sound activities in Catholic, coun­ mas. This has been an annual ac­ The Holy Rosary circle will meet Quality Eggs tivity of the Fransalian Cubs for Patronise These Friendly Firms cil, fraternal, membership, a n d Tuesday, Dec. 5, in the home of W. A. (Dutch) THOMAS the past several years. Mrs. P. J. Anderies, 70 Clarkson And Butter Alameda A Logan The toys will be delivered to street, with Mrs. Phenix and Mrs. Rosary to Open PE. 9840 ■oyolo A lta r U nit's St. Francis de Sales’ high school J. Anderies assisting. Broadway Creamery auditorium Friday evening, Dec. The SPOT GROCERY The son of Mrs. J. Anderies, a SPECIAL CHRISTMAS f 15, for the monthly pack meeting. 66 So. Broadway SP. 2665 it’s a tbrill Groceries - Meats All articles are then turned over member of the circle, broke his Society Meeting lake Sale Dec. 3 leg skiing. SETS OF DEVOE g Baked Goods to the Dominican Sisters of the (Loyola Parish, Denver) ti be reieiberel Sick Poor, 2501 Gaylord street, Mr. Jolley and Mr. Yeager were I ARTIST MATERIALS | Open Dally * Sunday The women of the Altar sodality who carefully “ screen” all requests reported ill at the last meeting. 4301 Sheridan Bivd. will hold their second bake sale At St. Vincent s viti to eliminate duplications. The toys Boosteri Plan 1 Wide Selection of Figurines | Sunday, Dec. 3, after the 7, 8:30, Mamber Boly ramlljr Pirlih are distributed with the Christmas (St. Vincent de Paul’s Parish, NewMandgement 10:30, and 12 o’clock Masses. Memberihip Drive baskets prepared by the Domini­ Denver) J. H. Bollinger • Dick Tremlett Extra Nica Contributions will be accepted in The annual drive to renew old V 5 TOYS— TREE LIGHT SETS | can Sisters of the Sick Poor for St. Vincent de Paul’s Altar and RA. 1818^ Loyola hall on Saturday afternoon memberships and add as many Rosary society will meet in the 2 GIFT WRAPPINGS « Christmas Trees poor families. Anyone having toys or Sunday morning. Proceeds of new Boosters as possible will be school hall Monday, Dec. 4. The FREE DELIVERY (j who has not been reached by the and Wreaths the sale will go to the school build­ featured in December by the Rosary will be recited in the You Will Be Proud Cubs may call Mrs. Joseph Sulli­ s • All Sixes • ing fund. Boosters’ club. Emmett Noonan, church at 1:30 p.m. and the meet­ :B0daf0it The; Came From Dumas Paint Co. van. SP. 1921. Ted & Dolly KIMPEL aptized Sunday, Nov. 26, by Tom Ryan, and Mr. and Mrs. Leo ing will follow. Refreshments will Cleaners & Dyers FORGET-ME-NOT 4110 Tennyson GL. 1171 the Rev. A. H. Schulz, S.J The annual rubbers’ J‘Pow-Wow” Guerin were named to the com­ be served. 328 Broadwav 3908 Tennyson were Rosemarie Ann, daughter of will be held Saturday, Dec. 9, at mittee in charge. All parishioners, Mr. and Mrs. A. Pojman and FLOWER SHOP OPEN EVENINGS the First avenue Presbyterian Phones PE. 3753 & 3754 Nicholas and Beatrice luinones, friends, parents, and relatives of infant son of Chicago have moved 285 SO. DOWNING with Peter Sanchez and Eleanor church. First avenue and Acoma, grade and high school students to Denver to make their home Torres as sponsors; and Richard starting at 5:30 p.m. Handicraft, are invited to send in their mem here. Mrs. Pojman is the former Paul, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard games, pack administration, and bership fee of $1 for the coming Jane Mahoney. ST. CATHERINE'S PARISH Reiff, with William J. Reiff and ceremonies will constitute ' the year. Membership fees ipay b'e sent St. Rita's Circle - Christmas Gifts for All the Family Patronise These Friendly Firms Paula Hammer as sponsors. meeting. Mr, and Mrs., Allan with the children, turned in at the The Loyola PTA will hold its Nossaman and Mr. and Mrs. H. R. rectory, deposited in the basket W ill Meet Dec. 1 Tree Lights • Ornaments • Decorations - Wrappings annual Christmas party later in Schmitz will represent pack 126. on Sundays, or given by contacting St. Rita’s circle of the Altar Pangborn Candv • Wines, etc. Free Delivery December, with Mrs. J. Kloberdam The annual open house and the committeemen above or any and Rosary society will meet in food shower for the sister* in Booster member. the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Mor­ Complete Line as chairman and Mmes. M. Con Egging Motor Service siglio, L. O’Brien, D. MacArthur, both high and grade schools will The Boosters’ work is unlimited gan Cline Friday, Dec. 1. HATE'S PHARMACY SPECIALIZING IN FORDS Domestic & Imported and J. E. Forkner assisting be held on Tuesday, Dec. 5, at and it is through the financial aid The Pinochle club will hold 2:15. This will take the place of AND OTHER MAKES WINES Mrs. Frei will have as her assist­ of this group that the physical fit­ “ Ladies’ night” Thursday, Dec. 14, ants for the first Friday breakfast the monthly PTA meeting. The ness program is made possible. at 8 p.m. Refreshments will be OF CARS All Popular Brands of Beer Dec. 1 Mmes. J. Apperhans, E. PTA committee would like a The group also bears the burden of served, and the charge has been 3011 W. 49(h AVE. bENVER. COLO. Cold Beer at All Times Wollenhaupt, E. Berens, R. Rupp, large attendance. This is the sis­ the expenses connected with all reduced to 60 cents per person. BUCHANAN'S ters’ day to visit and get ac­ All members of the parish and • FREE DELIVERY • J. Frawley, and J. Gannon. competitive activities in both grade Christian Bros. Wines quainted with the parents in the and high school. The bigger and their friends who are interested Masten, Masten At the PTA meeting the sixth All Popalar Betrt The firms listed here de­ grade won the penny march for classrooms. Room mothers will more active the Boosters’ club is, in playing pinochle are invited to NORTH DENVER attend this parish social activity. Wo OcIlTer serve to be remembered having the largest number of par­ be in each room to introduce the more benefit it is to the school LKirOR STORE ents present. Special prizes were the visitors. Food may be and parish. A social “ get-to­ Scouts, Cubs Plan & Bryan PE. 1777 377 So. Bdwy. when you are distributing Frank Buckley won by Mmes. D. MacArthur and brought at this time or sent with gether” follows each business meet­ Group Communion the children. your patronage in the dif­ Member St Philomens’s Parish L. Hogue. George Keil received ing, at which time a dutch lunch is Boy Scouts and Cubs of troop 4S»5 Federal Bled. Call GL. 4733 the cake donated by Mrs. R. Catt- Jean Stromsoe, who returned served. ferent lines of business. let. 140 and pack 34 will receive Com­ Optometrists JACKSON'S home last week from St. Joseph’s St. Francis’ circle will meet in munion in a group in the 9 o’clock The mothers o f ' fifth grade hospital after an emergency ap­ the banquet room at Cunningham’s Mass in St. Vincent’s Sunday, Dec. C u t R ate Drugs pupils will act as lunch monitors pendectomy, is doing nicely. restaurant, 1578 S. Broadway, on 3. A group breakfast will follow at Why Pay Carfare? for the month of December. Room Brownie Scouts of troop 497 Wednesday, Dec. 13, at 12:30 p.m. pRESCRirnoNS the Knights of Columbus home. FOLNTAIN SERVICE Our Every Day Prices mothers are Mmes. J. Maurer and 5 Broadway PEorl 4668 B3B & TED’S + + + + The joint paper drive on Nov. 25 FREE PROMP1 DELIVERY M. Consiglio. Save You Money Red & White Grocery A Market was only fairly successful and Call 8P 1445 Downint A Alameda The paper drive was Prescriptions Carefully Filled FINE SELECTION plans are being made for another MEATS. FISH AND POULTRY success, and the PTA members ' Den Mothers Chosen in January to raise funds for urge parishioners to save their “ Onea Tried . . . Satisfied” troop and pack needs and activities. The firms listed here de­ Guido Shumake Drugs papers for the next drive coming At the November meeting of Cub GR. 9934 3Sth & Clay 2707 W. 38th CR. 2773 soon, ' pack 34 a group of dancers from ROTOLO'S serve to be remembered The sisters wish to express their the Studen Dancing school pro­ when you are distributing 1 lanks to all who made their vided excellent entertainment. 7f96 So. Broadway intry shower such a success. Cubs and their parents also en­ your patronage in the dif­ MT. CARMEL PARISH St, Ann’s pinochle club met in joyed a short but spirited session Standard Gas & Oils ferent lines of business. „ t of games, and the* Bobcat induc­ Patronise These Friendly Firms h tion ceremony was held for Mi­ I chael Dubach. The attendance prize was won by den six and the 5ld in the home of Mrs. Nolan special prize was won by Eddie LONDON MARKET Glendale Pharmacy o 1 Dec. 5. Gussie. COMPLETE LINE OP St. Elizabeth’s canasta club met BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH AND GROCERY CHRISTMAS GIFTS i OSCAR rUNNELL. Prop. Tb« flnaR li*t*d b«r«

(Bletted Sacrament Pariah, C. J. Parslow, J. F. Lawrenson,, tion society are asked to be pres­ ( S t Franeit de Sale*’ High School, ford participated in many activi­ charging and shelving books, and Denrer) Dean Huffman, B. E. Foster, and ent in Holy Ghost church on Fri­ Denver) ties at the college. a revamping of principles for thf On Dec. 2 the Reparstion so­ William S. King. day morning, Dec. 1, from 4 to 5 Earl Schomer, a member of the Sadoiity Holds general demeanor of the library. ciety of the Blessed Sacrament The sixth grade scouts, under o’clock for their hour of adora­ Latin department of St. Francis Bimonthly Meeting Through several reviews the mem­ parish will a^^in observe the first the leadership of Mrs. H. G. tion. de Sales’ high school, has left the On Tuesday, Nov. 28, the Sodal­ bers were informed of a number of Saturday devotions to Our Lady of Mayes, visited the Coca-Cola The perpetual novena in honor of teaching staff at least for several ity of Our Lady at St. Francis de interesting books put on the shelves Fatima in honor of the Immacu­ plant, and spent a week end at the Most Sacred Heart is held months. At the end of the first pe­ Sales’ 'high school held its bi­ in the past month. late Heart of Mary. Twisted Pine camp. every Friday evening at 7 :45. The riod an old illness finally caught monthly meeting in .the auditorium. Containers for the Glee club’s Mrs. G. E. Treahey and Mrs. All-day exposition will follow the recitation of the Rosary is fol­ up with'him and forced him, much The meeting opened with a music folders are being planned. 8:15 o’clock Mass and will continue Frank J. Todd took troop 318 to lowed by Benediction of the Most to his disappointment, to leave St. prayer led by the prefect, Barbara In addition, there are to be cubicles' until 9 o’clock in the evening, when Golden, where they inspected the Blessed Sacrament. Francis’ and take a much-needed Oerhl^. The secretary’s report was made in the under-panels of the the exercises will be closed with Coors plant; they “ flew up" and rest in' his home in Aurora, 111. read by Richard Neyer, with Joseph stage in the auditorium for the received their wings. Dads' Club to Hear Benediction of the Most Blessed Narcotics Officer Mr. Schomer taught Latin I and Kratz giving the treasurer’s report. keeping of the instruments of the Sacrament. Troop 173, under the leadership II and government to the fresh­ Robert Miller explained .the defini­ band. of Mmes. Dean Huffman, A. C. Continuing the Dads’ club policy men. He plans to resume Jiis classes tion of the dogma of Qur Lady’s In the^ast month the school Band leaders, at hourly intervals, Topil, and J. G. Wilson, enjoyed of providing outstanding local for the second semester if his Assumption. James ^illinger told nurse has visited St. Francis de will lead the Rosary add offer a skating party at Mammoth Gar­ speakers, Terry J. Talent, agent prayers of reparation, and will health has improved sufficiently of some of the obligations con­ Sales’ high school, giving various dens, with Barbara Topil as host­ in charge of the Treasury Depart­ by that time. pray particularly for world peace ment’s Bureau of Narcotics for nected with the sodality, as sug­ tests. On Nov. 28 she took the first ess. They had made jack-o’-lan- gested in a “ Challenge to Soda- and the conversion ^f Russia. An the state of Colorado, has been in J. K. Monroe, mrehitect Miss I Peggie Chambers of the group of freshmen for eye tests. terns for Halloween. speech department has resigned to lists,” an article by Nicholas Rie- The juniors have already been * invitation is extended to* all pa­ Mrs. Mary Carbone and Mrs vited to speak at the meeting Dec. Sf. Anthony's Parish Rectory, Casper assume another type of teaching man, S.J. Dorothy Schwindt re­ tested. , rishioners, and to Catholics Arthur Cassidy accompanied troop 6. The meeting, which is held on THIS NEW RECTORY in St. Anthony’s parish, Cas­ in this field. Aliss Chambers had throughout the city who wish to 146 on a visit to the Coca-Cola the first Wednesday of every minded the sodalists that the Holy Year was drawing to a close and Lecture Series participate in this devotion. slant. The troop made jack-o’- month in the school auditorium, is per, is one of the first units completed in the $2,200,000 taught in St. Francis’ for the past that they could bring it to a On Family Relations Shrine Lights anterns for Halloween, and is preceded by the recitation of the building program of the Diocese of Cheyenne. The Casper parish also, four years. During this time she planning a November Brownie Rosary in the church at 7:45. erected a large addition to the school. did work in speech pathology at strong finish through a crusade From 8:45 to 9:30 Monday and Are Installed Denver university, which qualified for prayer. Frances Neavill told Wednesday mornings through Dec. The initalUtion of permanent birthday dinner party. The Rt. Rev. Monsignor E. J. The member* of the Bletied her for her new position in the how the Papal triduum is an an­ 13 a .series of six lectures on floodlights for the outdoor Kolka addressed the Blessed Sacra­ Sacrament Altar and Rotary so­ E^ans school. swer to Moscow’s challenge, “ How family relations will be given to •hrine of Our Lady of Fatima ment Parent-Teachers’ meeting on Better Public Relations Miss Chambers brought out­ many divisions has the Pope?” ciety and the PTA will receive the boys of the sophomore classes hat heed completed. All of the Monday, Nov. 27. His topic was corporate Communion in the standing honors to the St. Fran­ The mental prayer in honor of at St. Francis de Sales’ by Mrs. work connected with the instal­ “ Displaced Persons.” 8 o'clock Matt next Sunday. cis chapter of the National Foren­ the Poor Souls was read to the stu­ Gladys Ronayne. This series has lation wai done hy Tom Dwyer, Mrs. Frank Babine, president of The Catholic Mothers’ club will sic league and served as faculty dents by Donald "Wienecke, and the just been given by Mrs. Ronayne ton of Mrs. William J. Dwyer, the group, expressed her apprecia­ Work Urged on Parents of meet Dec. 4 in the school auditor­ moderator of the Pep club, in which “ character builder” for the month to the sophomore girls. of this parish. The Catholic tion to the members for their co­ ium at 8 o’clock, with Mmes. E. capacity she handled the programs was given by Patricia Falk. Mothers’ club defrayed the ex­ operation in making the games for the Color day and homecoming A meeting of the Library club G. Kcnnebeck and Milton Carlson party such an outstanding suc­ pense of the lights through the as hostesses. The group will then Catholic School Students celebrations. Miss Patricia Craw­ was held in the library of St. sale of Christmas cards in the cess. ford, a graduate in the 1950 class Francis de Sales’ high school Mon­ Civic Improvement recess until Jan. 16. (St. John’* Parith, Denver) chial pupils compare favorably parish. Confessions for the first Friday Mothers of the eighth grade of Loretto Heights college, suc­ day, Nov. 27, at 8:45. Marian Pat­ The Mother Cabrini circle met children will serve the first Fri­ The Rev. Edward Leyden, with the national "norms.” ceeds Miss Chambers. Miss Craw­ ton acted as chairman, with Shir­ will be heard on Thursday after­ Mrs. Plunkett, deanery chair­ in the home of Mrs. P. E. Glim on noon from 3:30 until 6, and in the day breakfast in the school cafe­ archdiocesan superintendent of ford majored in speech at the ley Smith and Barbara Cook giving Meet Slated Dec. 7 Nov. 16 for an evening of bridge evening from 7:30 until 9 o’clock. teria. schools, spoke to St. John’s PTA man, reported that William E. Heights and was active on the the history of the early library Barrett, well-known Denver author All residents of North Denver The prizes were won by Mmes. J. Maspes on the first Friday will be The hostesses for tne social hour, about “ things that are going on debating team. As a member of the and modem library, respectively. interested in community improve­ V. Agan and Paul Keating. at 6:1&; 7:15, and 8:15. which concluded the meeting, were inside and outside the schools” at and a meniber of St. John's par­ student council and president of The one aim of this meeting was ish, will speak Sunday, Dec. 3, at ment are invited to attend the The Neighborhood club of Blessed The men of the parish who are the mothers o:of the fifth grade the meeting Nov. 27. He told of a her class for two years, Miss Craw­ the correction of inaccuracies in next meeting of the North Den­ Sacrament parish will meet in members of the Nocturnal Adora- children. ’ survey .that discovered that 71 3 p.m. in Holy Ghost hall on the subjectr “ The Catholic Author:'.’ ver Civic association, Thursday, the home of Mrs. Frank J. Todd, per cent of the people interviewed Dec. 7, at 8 p.m. The meeting Mrs. Ramaley reported on scout 3011 Dexter street, on Dec. 7 at Afternoon of Dec. 3 knew little or nothing about Cath­ will be held in the Northside ing activities. 'The Christmas party 1 o’clock for luncheon. Those who olic education. A book, These center at 3130 Zuni street. for Cub Scouts will be held Dec. 15 Novena Under Way will assist Mrs. Todd are Mmes. Young Lives, by Dan Sharkey, is being sent to all state officials to and for scouts, Dec. 19. Winter Much has been accomplished to NOTICE OF PURCHASE OF REAL Parish in Wheatridge scout camp will be held Dec. 31 date but the co-operation of ev- ESTATE AT TAX SALE AND OF help remedy this condition." APPLICATION FOR ISSUANCE OF Father Leyden suggested that and Jan. 1. Girl Scouts and their eryone is needed to further the TREASURER’S DEED all PTA members inform their mothers will receive Communion To Blessed Mother efforts of the association. An TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, and friends in a friendly, narrative, eX' in a body in the 8 o’clock Mass on educational and entertaining mor« esp«ciall7 to Frederick J. Chamberlin, To Have Open House (Annunciation Parith, Denver) Helen M. Buchte), Harry J. NeUon, Leila planatory fashion that all Catholic the first Sunday of every month. movie and a guest speaker on The annual novena in honor of the Immaculate Concep­ public relations will be included B. Chamberlin. The Moffat Tunnel Im­ (Stt. Peter and Paul’* Parith, Wheatridge) nuns are, first of all, teachers with The PTA Christmas party will provement DUtrict, City and County of a degree or degrees; they attend be held Wednesday, Dec. 20, under tion began Nov. 29, and will continue through Thursday on the program for the coming Denver. meeting. The association is also You and each of you are hereby notified The open house for the parishioners and their friends workshops and seminars during the the chairmanship of Mrs. Charles eveniSg, Dec. 7, closing at Mass Dec. 8. Devotions are held sponsoring the Lagadon hall ben­ that on the 4th day of December. 1931. the will be Sunday, Dec. 3, from 2 to 5 p.m. The Altar and summer months, and follow all the E. Smith. every evening at 7 :15 and Masses are offered at 6 :15, 7 :15, Manager of Revenue Ex*Officio Treasurer trendy of other educators. Paro Father Moran suggested that efit. Everyone is urged to at­ of the City and County of Denver and Sute Rosary society members will act as hostesses. Punch and and 8 o’clock. For the final three days there "will be triduum tend. of Colorado, sold at public sale to City and each child be given at least one County of Denver as the applicant, who has cookies will be served, and all the members of the society Moslem Message to Pope good religious book for Christmas, services. made demand for a Treaaurer's Deed, the Are reminded to have their epokies at the rectory on Sat­ Novena booklets will be distrib­ following described real estate, aituate and that parents also select books urday afternoon 4f possible. Amman.— King Abdullah of Jor­ on Catholic doctrine. uted on the first few evenings of in the City and County of Denver and Robert McMahon was Margaret dan, who controls the Old City of the novena. At the triduum one of State of Colorado, to wit: The Men’s club will meet in the Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. The fourth grade entertained I/Ots Eleven (11) and Twelve (12), in Jerusalem, has sent a message to with a play, Friends Front Book- the Dominican Fathers from St. Block One Hundred Forty (140), P. T. assembly room Thursday, Dec. 7, Charles F. Garcia, 3616 Jay street. Pius XII urging him to believe in land, presented Alice in Wonder Dominic’s parish ■will preach. Barnum'a Subdivision, at 8 p.m. The business meeting Sponsors were John and Margaret “ Jordan’s good intentions” to that said tax sale was made to satisfy the will be followed by a social hour. land, Pirtbechio," Tin Soldier, Hans The Confraternity of the delinquent General taxes assessed against Cronin. “ protect the Holy Places from any Holy Rotary will be erected hy aaid real estate for the year 1930; that said All the men of the parish are The newly formed choir, Brinker, Heidi, and Tom Sawyer, aggression.” The message was the Dominican Father at the real estate was taxed In the name of Harry urged to attend.^ which meet* on Tuetday at 7:45 conveyed through Archbishop a Brownie, and a real-life “ Little J. Nelson: that the statutory period of re> Girl.” A song about books was dote of the novena. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hodge, 5950 p.m., will be under the direction dempUon expired December 4th, 1084 : that Michael Assaf, Greek Rite Bisho sung by the entire fourth grade. Many blessings have come to the fame has not been redeemed; that said W. 38th, are the parents of a boy, of Berniece Archer. of Jerusalem. (The Vatican ad properly may be redeemed at any time be­ Refreshments were served by the parishioners in past years as Gregory, born Nov. 25 in St. .An­ Workers to clean the church this heres to its stand for an interna­ results of the novena, and all are fore a Tax Deed is Issued: that a Tax Deed thony’s hospital. the mothers of second grade will be issued to the said City and County Saturday, Dec. 2, are Una Rose tionalized Jerusalem and vicinity pupils. exhorted to attend. Masses on Dec. of Denver, lawful holder of said certificate, as the only way to guard Chris­ The monthly baka sale netted a Thompson, Breezie Kennedy, Tom Expottion on Firtl Friday 8, a holy day of obligation, will be on the 80th day of March at 12 o*clock tian rights.) noon. 1951, unless the same has been re­ return of $95.45. The cochairmen, Vollmer, and Tom Epson. Masses will be offered at 6, 7, oiffered at 5:15, 7, 8:30, 9:30, and deemed before 12 o'clock noon of said date. Mmes. Kicker and Welch, wish to and 8 o’clofck on the first Friday, 10:45 (High Mass). WITNESS my band and seal this 27th thank everyone for their co-opera­ dsy of November, 1960. Dec. 1. The Blessed Sacrament The newly organized mixed First Publication Nov. 80. 1950 tion. Mrs. Dan Mangan was given will be exposed for adoration all choir will sing during the evening Last Publication Dec. 14. 1950 the cake which was donated by Plan Rosary, Benediction day, and there will be Benediction services of the novena. (SEA.L) Mrs. Welch. MANAGER OF REVENUE in the evening at 7:30. Confes­ High School Refreof By A. S. Brodhead Recently baptized by Father sions in preparation for the first For St. Dominic's Meeting Friday will be heard on Thursday The annual retreat for the high afternoon and evening at the usual school pupils, to be conducted by 'A (St. Dominie'i Parith, Denver) recommendations for the various hours. Father Bernard Kramer, a Re- The Rosary Altar society will officers. Nominations may then be December 2, the first Saturday, demptorist of St. Joseph’s parish, s begin its December meeting Tues­ made from the floor and the elec­ is a day of special devotion to Our will be held Dec. 5, 6, 7, and 8, day, Dec. 5, at 12:30 in the church, tion will be held. The new officers Lady of Fatima. Prayers of the closing at the 8:3j0 Mass. where the Rosary will be recited will be welcomed and the retiring perpetual novena in honor of Our First Friday Masses are sched­ ^ Colorado sprin gs ^ and Benediction will be held. Aft­ officers will be thanked. Lady of the Miraculous Medal are uled at 5 :30, 7, and 8 o’clock. The erwards the women will go to the The decorations for the entire recited after the Masses every PTA will serve the children in the church auditorium, where a special affair will be of the Christmas Saturday morning and on Satur­ hall following the 8 o’clock Mass. luncheon, meeting, and election of variety and the luncheon will be day evening with Benediction at The Guardian Angel sodality Recommemled Firms officers will be held. given by the present officers and 7:30 p.m. and younger children of the par­ Each member is requested to their selected committee as an ap­ Mrs. Abbott Plunkett enter­ ish ■will receive Holy Communion bring an inexpensive toy or gift. preciation of the co-operation of tained St Joseph’s circle with Sunday, Dec. 3, in the 8:30 Mass. MAY REALTY the members during the year. The for AUTO These gifts will be assembled and luncheon and bridge at the Cos­ Banquet for Gridders distributed to the orphans at St present officers are Mrs. Ted Day, mopolitan hotel Nov. 29. The Bootter club will tpon- R E A L T O R Clara’s. The gifts should be appro­ president; Mrs. John "Walsh, vice Boys were born in S t Joseph’s tor a banquet for the football •5*1 '• priate for children three years of president: Mrs. A. C. Carroll, hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Robert team Dec. 8 at 6 p.m. in tha SERVICE age or older. Particularly desired treasurer; and Mrs. A n d r e.w Layton of 636 York street and Olin hotel. INSURANCE - LOANS are little dolls for the girl orphans, Kruse, secretary. Mr. and Mrs! Richard Newman of Reservations should be made as although any type of toy or gift They will be assisted in serving 727 Gaylord street. soon as possible with Father James will be acceptable. Gifts should be the luncheon by Mmes. Jerry Buck- U le Theater Bldg. Edward Coffey is recuperating Moynihan (TA. 2030). Anyone wrapped, if possible, for distribu­ ley, J. M. Harrington, A. De Bell, from surgery in Mercy hospital wishing to sponsor a player should Buckley Bros. Motors, Inc. tion, so that the sisters at the Colorado Springs, Colo. Patrick Hoare, Bernard Pilz, Levi Mrs. Gil Graber is ill in a local make reservations for two at $1.50 STUDEBAKER Saies A Service orphanage will not have to rewrap Saindon, Ethel Sherry, George hospital. Mrs. Louis Palaze is ill per plate. AUTO REPAIRING ON ALL MAKE CARS A TRUCKS them. Stock, George Schmidt, John in St. Joseph’s hospital. Movies, of the Regis and St. Jo­ MAIN 1898 A luncheon of chicken patties, EXPERT BODY AND FENDER WORK — QUALITY PAINTING Storm, Phil Zangari, A. F. Zar- Peter Coonan, son o f Mr. and seph’s games will be shown, and saf&d, ice cream, and cookies will STEAM CLEANING — WASHING — LUBRICATION SERVICE lengo, and J. K. Weigel. Mrs. Peter Hoch, was baptized several prominent men will be be served. The women of the so­ Mrs. Day selected one member Sunday by Father Moran. Spon­ gOest speakers. 660 S. Broadway — New Location — RA, 2826 ciety are asked to bring a small of her committee to receive a hand- sors were Maurice Coonan and amount of cookies. Those which are embroidered sofa pillow. Mrs St Anne’s club will hold its an­ Mrs. L. P. McMahon. nual Christmas card party for the OPEN ”m , MIDNIGHT EVERY NIGHT THE MURRAY DRUG CO. WILLIAM C. CRARON left will be given to the orphanage. George Stock was the recipient Mr. and Mrs. Albert Riede are A presentation of a gift will be The two-week mission being con­ benefit of the Altar and Rosary Miln Store—116 E. rikn rtik— MAIi 144 made to Mrs. Ted Day, retiring spending a three-week vacation in society in the Public Service insti­ North Storo—S>2 N. Tolot—Mtli 1S9 Optometrist ducted by Fathers Pendis and Mc­ Mexico. Included in their trip is a president. Mullen will continue througMbut tute, 15th and Champa streets, on HARRY'S TEXACO SlRVKl Professional Pharmacy 126 North Tojon SL Mittionert Invited visit to the Shrine of Our Lady of Wednesday, Dec. 6, at 1:30 BARRY FLEMING, Proprietor the week of Dec. 3 to 10, inclusive, Guadalupe. PHONE UAIN SS62 Invitations have been extended o’clock. A few tickets are still TEXAC9 tt< ri6£8i6iiE MOOucTi SPEER BLVD. AT BANNOCK SOI No. Tejon MAin 1088 Large crowds have been attending Several W ^ d in g i Held COLOBADO 6PBINGS. COLO. to the two Dominican missioners. the women’s mission, which will available and may be reserved by lUIIICAItSN eoA WASHING TABOR 9222 Fathers B. P. Pendis and B. J. St. John’s chfftch was the set­ calling Mrs. Al Strong, DE. 4576. close Sunday, Dec. 3, at 3 p.m ting for the wedlhig of Miss An­ McMullen, who are conducting a There will be special blessing of Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Maguire Get Baur’s (o f Denver) nette Hutchinson, daughter of Mr, PETE BEROIVI mission in the parish, to visit with religious articles, the final dis­ and daughters spent Thanksgiving Candy and Ice Cream at and M'ts. Hamilton S. Hutchinson, EURlVmjRE SHOP the members for a short time. The course, and conferring of the Papal with Mr. Maguire’s mother and Dodge-PI/mouth Owners Very Rev. Peter O’Brien, O.P., Blessing at the final exercises. and David Le Clair, son of Mr. sister in Evanston, 111. Johnson-Engiish UPROLSTEKING. and Mr?. Henry P, Le Clair, Sr. RE-UPHOiaTERING AND pastor, also has been invited to re­ The men’s mitaion will start The Altar and Rosary society Prepare for Efficient Driving REPAIRING ceive a substantial Christmas The Rev. Charles T. Jones wit­ Sunday, Dec. 3, at 7:30 p.m. will meet Thursday, Nov. 30, at Tune the Motor — Rettore Pep and Economy to Your Car Drug Co. Slip CoT.r* and DrapariM check from the society to be ap nessed the double-ring ceremony. 1 p.m. Mad. to Order It will continue at that hour Mrs. Charles Taplin of Monte­ It Will Perform Better and Latt Longer LENTHERIC ToileiriM Fuimilure Made lo Order plied to the new school fund. throughout the week, with C. A. Dandrow is seriously ill Factory-Trained MechanicB Tejon at Bijoo 8 t Phone 1400 The election of the officers for video, Minn., aunt of the bride, in a local hospital. S. Caacad. Ara. Main S3(l» Matte* at 6:30, 7:15, 8, .and 9 who sang two selections before the the ensuing year will be held. The o'clock. The men’i mittion will nominating committee will make its ceremony, was matron of honor, JAMES MOTOR CO. “ ft Yout Aeeda Are Hlectricai The Heyse Sheet dote Sunday afternoon, Dec: and Mrs. Galen E. Rowe, the bride­ LEGAL NO'nCK* Call Main 939” 10, at 3 o'clock. groom’s sister, was the bridesmaid, 1228 Lincoln KE. 8221 Metal and Roofing IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND FOR A special mission for* the chil Dodge Jb Plrmouth — Stlct and Setric* WIRING—FIXTURES AND REPAIRS INCORPORATED THE C lr t AND COUNTY OF DENVER Henry P. Le Clair, Jr., of Sheri­ STATE OF COLORADO dren will be held Wednesday, dan, Wyo., was best man for his HEATING ROOFING Civil Action No. A-73821, Div. 1. Thursday, and Friday of this week Berwick Electric Co. SHEET METAL NOTICE in the morning. The children will brother, and the ushers were Dr. CHRYSUR-PLYMOUTH Joe Buckmoster Motors J D. BKftWICK IN THE MATTER OF THE PETITION Galen E. Rowe, Robert Lee Con­ S2» SO NEVADA report under the supervision of the u p n m MOTOR CO. (Mtmb«r St. Vlcctni de PeoJ Perish) OF LOUISE LARSEN. FOR THE DE- nell, and Joseph M. Spalding, Jr, , Colorado Sprinro Olorado * Phonal Main 151 TERMINATION OF INTEREST IN THE sisters, and special times will be 1008 BROADWAY CH.5B26 Expert Auto Repairing Eat I88S LANDS AND TENEMENTS OF R. E. arranged for the pupils of the va­ After a ^ ort wedding trip the KEENEY, alto known ai Racbcl E. Kccncy, rious grades and ages. couple will reside at 635 Lafayette • MOTOR ANALYSIS AND TUNE-UP Decaaiad. street. COMPLIMENTS OP . THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF The clothes drive for Europe, BE "FOXY" LUBRICATION — WASHING — SKELLY GAS AND OILS COLORADO TO : All Peraona in Intem t, conducted by the Third Order, re Miss Josephine Grace Miller, GREETING: daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. (last Bayaud and So. Madiaon FR. 8711 O LSOIM & B E IV B O IV NOTICE I* hereby given that Louis* suited in the donation of a sur­ SEE OUR .. . tN EtS-L Larsen, claiming to be a grantee, by meene prisingly large amount of clothing Miller of Arvada, and Raymond P L B G . & R T G . C O . conveyance*, of the heir it iiw oB R. E. and shoes. Those who assisted in J. Moran, son of Mr. and Mrs. CAPITAL Q flolors C^ne Keeney, alto known aa Rachel E Keeney, Thomas J. Moran of St. Cather­ Notional Auto Body & Radiator Co. 116 North Weber St. hae fll^ in the Dittrict Court in and tor sorting, packing, and mailing the the City and County of Denver, State of shoes and garments were Mmes ine’s parish, were united in mar­ BUYS FRANK J. NASTLET. Meeibar S t Prand* d* Salt* Parith Tel. Main 3066 Colorado, her verified petition taking for a Andrew Kruse, Frank Stone, J. H riage in S t John’s church Nov. 25. RADIATORS, BODIES. HOODS AND FENDERS judicial aieertainmtnt and determination Fraher, Mary Button; and Misses The Rev, John P. Moran, uncle of REPAIRED AND MANUFACTURED of tlM hair* at law of R. E Keeney, alto DENVER’S BEST known at Rachel E Keeney, Deceased, and Anna Hartnett, Edna Farrell the bridegroom, officiated at the Repairing Wreck* a Specialty Quality Painting a determination of th* interests in th* Florence Morahan, and Mr. am, ceremony, Mr, Moran attended lands end tenements of the said decedent Phone TA. 2918 12 E. 8th Ave. R. E Keeney, alto known M Rachel E Mrs. Bernard Pilz. Christmas cards Regis high and Is a graduate of Keeney, died intestate at Denver, Colorado are now being sold by members to Randall. VSED CARS on October 29, 1942; that at the time of help defray the expense of mail Miss Charlene Brown was maid death, decedent wat a reeident of th* City and County o f Denver, State of Colorado; ing. of honor an^ Miss Geraldine AND TRUCKS that the property to be affected it; Lot* St. Albert’s circle will meet Brown and Miss Jane Allen, 30. 81 and 60, Block 30, Wah-Xaaney Park, Thursday, Nov. 30, for luncheon bridesmaids. Thomas Moran was Conditioned Right and. NEW FASHION Second Filing, Jefferton Connty, Colorado; his brother’s best man" and Paul that the name and addrei* of th* alleged and bridge in the home of Miss Ready for YOUI DR. JOHN R. COYLE nutbsnd and heir at law of E E. Keeney, Helen Anzer, 2846 Federal boule­ Burns and Daniel Shannon ush­ Cleaners & Dyers OPTOMETRIST also known aa Rachel E. Keeney. Deceaaed, vard. The meeting will open at ered. la A. H. KeCnty, 1712 Grant Street, Den A reception for the young JOHN a. JOHNSON ver, Colorado. 1 p.m. PRICED Offica Plant Open: Mon, Wed, Frl, Nites Notice II heraby given to all partona The Little Flower circle met couple was held after the cere­ SProca M7I 10(U Baal Coltat interested to appear and answer taid Nov, 29 in /the home of Mrs, mony. When they return from tst E. Alaaiada At*. Airor* tJ FOR APPOINTMENT CALL petition within twenty days after the terv* RIGHT ice of this notice and petition upon yon. Charles Swanke, 2759 W. 38th ave their weddinj; trip they will Hve If aaid notice it served upon you within the nue. Cards and a luncheon were at 13th avenue and Pennsylvania AURORA 1204 State of Colorado, or within twenty days enjoyed, ' street. » BEST PUCE IN TOWN FOR after the last publication of this notica If PURSE BROS. 9355 EAST COLFAX this notie* is not so partonally tervad. The usual Friday evening Holy Karl Frank Polanshik and Ruth WITNESS my signatnr* and tha seal of Hour will not be held this week Ann Krieger were married before UNCOLN-MERCURY SERVICE the said Court tbit 3rd day of November. and next week because of the mis­ Fathe^ Mbran Noy. 25. We tra -Uaetbr.MtRsrT BtaCaserteti.- Oar ■eehtalce, aelti Utar-earlaf, Iteti^ GROCERY & MARKET A.D., 1950. deeUaed• ■ eteli it, knav rtar ett tatide and oat aod are tetdr le ecrrlte it tehnv J. B. GOODMAN, JB. sion services. James Jenks and Berniece tad thareatkir. Set at tadar sad n * n tkirtr dan (tr ctatlel* ckteka* GROCERIES — HEATS — PEUITS and Btceatn tMlalentaet vtck. Tht Arm. UtUd htr* dttarv* to ' Clerk of the District Court The Dialogue Mass in honor of ’ThomUn were married recently VEGETABLES b* ramamborod whaa you ar* 4 li- By PATRICIA MORRISSEY, the Immaculate Heart of Mary before Father Moran. John Scott i I7M Eatt Colfax Avo. Ph, Asrora til trlbutlof your patronati to tbo dll. Deputy. THE KUMPF MOTOR CAR CO. Firit Publicetlon November I will be offered on the Rosary altar and Cecilia Jenkis were their at­ x m IKD AOOMA AI*ia* IM t iortnk Uaot of butlnttt. L u t PabUcAtioa SaetiBbar T at 7:16 Saturday morning, Dae. 2, tendants. PAGE FOURTEEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4205 Thursday, Nor. 30, 1950

0 1 I I This Is the Way It's Done, h40 Hours^ Devotion Open^ I Homemaker’s NewMimeograp I I I Department Machine Bough tOn Friday at St. Cajetan'sj I Patronlx0 These Reliable and Friendly Firm* , (St. Cajetan’s Parish, Denver) The chairman of x-ray surveyj ■ The Forty Hours?/devotion will Elmer Tenorio, has called a mee&j By St. Patrick's take place this week end in St. ing of the survey committee foil final reports on the survey re* (St. Patrick’* Pariili, Denver) Cajetan’s. All societies will take McGinness & Patrick part in the regular vigil, begin­ cently held in the pariah and aU _The final count of the proceeds the Vail center. The meeting will Floor Covering Specialutt ning Friday morning after the received from free donations on 8:15 Mass. Holy Hour and Con- take place at the Lincoln housing * Linoleum * Aiphalt Til* the gun displayed recently by the faMions are held on Thursday eve­ ■center on Thursday, Nov. 30. j Interior • Exterior Painting Holy Name society revealed an * Rubber Tile e Plastic Wall Tile ning following the Rosary. The games committee, headed^ excess of the amount needed to de­ Phone CH, 6581 by Ben Benavides and J. F. Val-i Frto Eatinates fray the cost 6f the sanding ma­ The first Friday breakfast this Denver 6, Colorado dez, announces the temporary disJ 494 So. Vine SP.'3239 chine purchased- for school use. month is in,charge of the sixth 1042-44 Santa Fe Drive grade. Room* mothers will serve. continuation of the regular Sun-* With uiis extra, amonfit, the RL day games party until Dec. 17. ! Rev. Monsignor Achille Somma- The Young Ladies’ sodality will THE ruga purchased a Gestetner mime­ meet on Sunday morning in the J. A. JohrisoiT& Son ograph machihe from the Dupli­ church hall after the 8:30 Mass, McVeigh Company in which this gtoup receives Com­ Eitablished 35 Year* cator Supply company. This much- RUG PAINTING AND needed piece of equipment will be munion corporately. • Gutters • Sheet Metal DECORATING used for all church and school an­ A film. La Virffen Que Torgo • Gas Fumaees CONTRACTORS nouncements and will be available Una Patria, was shown on Tues­ CLEANING * t>as Conversion Burners 1328 (nca KE. 0718 for use by the parish societies! day evening in the church hall. 709 E. 6th Ave. KE. 4031 The nominating committee will Sponsored by the PTA, it depicted FREE HOTB PR'OOFINO present its selection of officers at the story of Our Lady of Guada­ 2 Pc. Living $ 4 A 9 5 THE BEST IN LUGGA6I the regular meeting of the Altar lupe. Gus Garcia, Toby De Leon, Of AJJJIad. . and Felix Gallegos 'a s s u m e d Room Suite 1 II and Rosary society on Tuesday, Thoroly Cleaned ^ JUSSEL Dec. 5, at 1:30 p.m. in the school charge. They form the administra­ Electric Co. meeting room. As nominations may tive branch of the PTA ways and MEMBERS OF THE K^JIGHTS of Co­ are held and these include presents for the children, Famous Rug & ^ 2611 W . 6th Ave. also be made from the floor, all means committee, which includes and the serving of refreshments. members are requested to be pres­ Mr. and Mrs. - Anthony Castillo, Electrical Contractor* lumbus, Denver council 539, on their Continuation of these charities ’ depends upon ent to vote for the officers of their Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Lopez, Mr. Furniture Cleaning Co. monthly visit to St. Clara’s orphanage, are shown Call AL. 1743 for Eat Ijri suMess of such events as the fall festival, to be choice. and Mrs. Joe Vigil, and Mr. and TA. 6569 1532 Market A Culranteed Electrical Job IM« i v v . explaining the mechanics of the projection machine herd at the knights’ home, E. 16th avenue and Pat Pietro was welcomed into Mrs. Joe Valdez. to the boys, after showing a current musical hit. Grant streets, Dec. 8 and 9. Grouped around the the Senior Young Ladies’ sodality -h projector (left to right) are George. Lerg, Capt. A & A SEWING These visits, made to all orphanages and institu­ at the meeting Nov. 16. Plans were Hugh Duggan, Denver fire department; Edward J. made for a Christmas party Dec, •* TERMITES tions in and near Denver, feature all forms of enter­ Your Floors Are Our Business Graeber, John Bowdern, Justin Hannen, and Jo­ 14, at which time gifts will be ex­ MACHINE SHOP tainment and parties. Christmas and Easter parties seph Dryer.— (Photo by Smyth) changed and refreshments will be ■» 04 So. Broadwar Complete Floor Maintenance Service •< dll just Your Setcing in my served. The officers will have Jonitoriol Supplies — Waxes'— Soaps charge of the affair. Hostesses for :: Machine in Home $1. Benefit for 'Fr, Mac Memorial' • t the November meeting included Electric Polishers and Scrubbers • ■, Call SP. 5072 home? Viola Cinea, Ann De Saverio, Le­ ona Ecker, Evelyn Forgess, and ^ DUMOXT SALES CO. Cathedral Parish' Fall Festival Jo Ann Peluse. / Coiorodo Terminix C9. All new and old members are ;; 1736-44 B lake k . T A .4 1 4 6 Denver MOVING asked to make definite plans to 108 N. 3rd, Grand Junction 356 No. Wolcott, Casper, Wyo.<^ 1754 S. Broadjway, Denver attend the HNS meeting Thurs­ STORAGE SP. 4673 — Free Intpeciion day, Dec. 7. Preparation* will be TERM INIX-W ORLD’S LARGEST W ill Reach Climaxa. on Nov. 30 made for the Christmas turkey SHIPPING IN TERMITE CONTROL (Cathedral Pariah, Denver) games party to be held Dec. IS in the school. Proceed* will be CUSTOM-BUILT FURNTTURE Local and The gala Cathedral fall festival bazaar will reach its climax at 11:50 p.m. Thursday, used to replenish the treasury. MADE TO ORDER Long Distance Nov. 30. The new 1950 Special Buick four-door sedan will be on display. This car has On Wednesday evening, Dec. 6, been outside the Cathedral every Sunday during November. It was also on view at 7:45 the novena in honor of Our Furniture Re-Upholstered & Restyled Movingj v m f at the parochial football game Sun Lady of Lourdes will be held. Mon­ Free E*timate* Storage •- racking Pa FRED LUCCI day, Nov. 26. Pantry Shower pianist; and Robert Zeylmaker, signor Sommaruga asks that all trombonist. Mothers of grades Shipping The fall festival bazaa^ spon­ For Nuns Dec. 14 show appreciation for the many thrw, four, and five will be host­ favors received from the Blessed DREAMREST MFG. CO. All Types of Frame Custom Upholstery sored jointly by all parish OTcieties, The highlight of the PTA meet­ esses at the social hour to follow. Mother by attending this novena. ing Dec. 4 win be the pantry J. Sjnder Buildinga Moved and New Furniture is one of the most unusual of all Mrs. Joan Tracy, school nurse, Friday, Dec. 1, will be the first shower for the nuns, which is given will assist the dentists of the pub­ Friday of the month. Masses will 1124 18th (Catholic Prop.) CH. 7985 Free Estimate* parish benefits'. Planned primarily annually. Gifts of home-canned Made to Order lic health department in examining be offered at 6:30 and 7:30 and to raise funds for the new $120,000 fruits and vegetables and A large the teeth of all Cathedral grade Holy Communion will be distrib­ ‘Father Mac Memorial” addition to display of grocery staples will be DUFFY STORAGE Beautiful Samples to Show and high school pupils. Examina­ uted before the 6:30 Mass. Con­ the high school, this bazaar has in­ arranged around a beautifully dec­ tions are scheduled for four days fessions will be heard from 4 to vigorated parish spirit. Each par­ orated Christmas tree. Parents of & MOVING CO. Day or Evening Call* ish society is sponsoring one or from Monday through Thursday, 5:30 p.m. and from 7:30 until all Cathedral students have been Dec. 4-7. Mrs. Phillip Pietrowski, 1521 20th St. more booths, displaying hams, ba­ notified of the shower, and those 8:30 p.m. on Thursday. cons, cheeses, candy, and various health chairman, will be present Tel. KE. 6228 2842 W. 44th GL1222 who are unable to attendHhe meet­ also. Nocturnal Adoration FENCE NOW games of skill. These booths are at­ ing are reminded that food dona­ Two PTA bridge circles will In Holy Ghost Church tractively arranged in Oscar Malo tions may be sent to school with hall, 1845 Logan street. meet. St. Patrick’s circle will have Men of the parish'are asked to the children Monday, Dec. 4. Food a dessert-luncheon and bridge party make a special effort to attend A separate games party, featur­ parcels will also be accepted at in the home of Mrs. L. R. Siebert the hour of adoration in the Holy ing a large variety of valuable the door of the Logan street school Thursday, Nov. 30. Mrs. A. D. Ghost church. The hour for St. gifts, will be held simultaneously cafeteria on Sunday afternoon, Overstreet will be cohostess. St. Patrick’s parish will be from 5 to 6 Thursday night in the Logan street Dec. 3, from 2 to 4 p.m. Hubert’s circle will meet Friday, on Friday morning. ON ANY KIND OF FENCE school cafeteria. Refreshment The meeting will convene Dec. Dec. 1, in the home of Mrs. H. 0. Sunday, Dec. 3, will be Com­ — ORDER TODAY — booths offering sandwiches, pop, 3 at 2:30 p.m. in the Logan street McLellan. munion day for all members of the coffee, ice cream, and popcorn will school cafeteria. A musical pro­ The men of the parish are re­ Altar and Rosary society and for Before More Strict Allocations Are Imposed— be operated in both the gymnasium gram, presented by Cathedral high minded of the Nocturnal Adoration all women of the parish. and Before Any Further Price Rises and the cafeteria. Music for the school students, under the direction held all night Thursday and Fri­ There is an urgent need for occasion will be provided by the of Sister Anastasia, will be given. day, Nov. 30 and Dec. 1, in the male voices in the senior choir. • DENVER'S FAVORITE FENCE • Cathedral school band under the Featured will be Ann Marie Holy Ghost church. The hour from Practice time is on Tuesday eve­ direction of Dwight McCready. Ev­ Free Eftimites F.H.A\ Teras O’Connor, accordionist; Patty 1 to 2 a.m. has been assigned this nings at 8 o’clock. eryone is invited. Jones, vocalist; Regina Reichman, Phone RAce 2879 (Dept. C] Your Plummber For Year* V month to the Cathedral parish. Poletto-Malom All men of the parish are urged to 4405 East Evans Avenue Ed O'Connor, Sr. Ed O'Connor, Jr. attend. Wedding Held 3030 W. 44lh Ave. — 1 — GL 4323 Members of the League of the Felix Poletto and Grace Malam Couple From Arvada Mote Sacred Heart will receive Commun­ were united in marriage before ELCAR FENCE & SUPPLY CO. ion in a body in the 7 o’clock Mass the Rev. Regis McGuire Nov. 26. on Friday, Dec. 1. Sacred Heart Best man was Donald Carline and Electrical Contracting & Repairing badges will be distributed to all maid of honor was Lucille Lom­ 50th Wedding Anniversary attending. The 7 o’clock Mass every bardi. After a two-week wedding first Friday is offered in repara­ trip the couple will return to make EARL J.STROHMINGER Arvada.— (St. Anne’s Parish) — men are to meet in front of St. tion to the Sacred Heart. their home in North Denver. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Klumker of Anne’s church at 3:15 a.m. Com­ Mrs. William J. Hamilton, who The Block Rosary was recited Electric CompoRy 5717 Zephyr street celebrated munion will be distributed at 6 has been seriously ill in St. Joseph’s in the home of Mrs. J. Piscitilla "of Your CHS retailer follow-through Llccnaed and Bonded their 50th wedding anniversary at o’clock preceded by Confessions. hospital, is improving and has now 3911 Vallejo street Nov. 27 with Member National Electrical Contractors Att’n. an open house Nov. 26 in the home Mass at 8 o’clock. Confessions will returned to her home. 14 “people in attendance. of Mrs. Petrie, 7806 Robinson way. be heard before Mass. Holy Hour The Altar and Rosary society Mrs. Winifred Wilson and sister, 1178 Stoat St. AC. 5733 They had 135 guests. at 7:45 p.m. will receive Communion in a body Mrs. John P. Kelly, returned from Mr. and Mrs. Klumker were Saturday, Dec. 2— Communion in the 8 o’clock Mass Sunday, Dec. a six-week visit in Chicago, where married Nov. 29, 1900, in Idaho will be at 6 o’clock, preceded by 3. Front pews on the Epistle side she visited her daughter, Mrs. Rob­ FLOOR Springs and lived 46 years of their Confessions. Mass at 8 o’clock. will be reserved for members. All ert J. Wild. Mr. and Mrs. I. H. CAMEO COVERING CO. married life in Arvada. Mrs. Confessions will be heard before women of the parish are also In­ Alarie and Tom Miller of Hot Klumker is a pioneer builder for Mass. Confessions are heard from vited to participate in this corpo­ Springs, S.Dak., spent the past Linoleum— Asphalt, Rubber & Plastic Tile— Woll Covering St. Anne’s church. She has been 3:30 to 4:30 and from 7:30 to rate Communion. week end with James Grater. 8:30 p.m. Parish Calendar Mrs. Marian Strelow, grand­ E*timate* Complimentary president of the Altar and Ro­ sary society and is active in Sunday, Dec. 3 — Masses at Friday, Dec. 1, 1 to 2 a.m.. Holy mother of Albert Trull, has been 2555 W . 29th Are. GR. 9535 church activities. They have four 7:15, 8:45, and 11 o’clock. The Ghost church, nocturnal adoration seriously ill for the past week. children, Mrs. George Smith, Mrs. Altar and Rosary society and the for Cathedral men. ' Mr. and Mrs. James Marietta left Dave Lercher, Mrs. K. C. Rock of St. Anne circle will receive Com­ Friday Dec. 1, 7 o’clock Mass, Sunday on a pheasant hunting Englewood, and Kelly Klumker of munion in a High Mass at 7:15. Cathedral, Coi'porate Commun­ trip. Topomas who were present, and Catechism classes are held after ion for the League of the Sacred Mr. and Mrs. George Hallinan INSULATION they had one son who was killed in the 8:45 Mass. Heart, All-day exposition of the have moved to 49404-owell boule­ vard. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Web­ World war II. They have nine Monday, 4— Junior New­ Blessed Sacrament. Benediction, $ 4 3 5 grandchildren and two great- 7 :45 p.m. ster will leave Friday, Dec. 1, for man club meets in the hall at Los Angeles to attend the Notre zoNOiiTEar, n grandsons. 7:30. Saturday, Dec. 2, 7 :45 Mass— Members of the Altar and Ro­ Fi*st Saturday Communion for Our Dame-Southern California game. Tuetday, Dec. 5— The Altar and Lady’s sodality. Recitation of th4 On Nov. 19 Dianne Sue Cara- sary society and the St. Anne cir­ Rosary society will meet at 2 p.m. 2" Rockwool Batts cle are invited to Sts. Peter and Rosary following Mass. All-day ex­ bello, infant daughter of Mr. and Mmes, Trainor, Ward, and Wood position of the Blessed Sacrament. Mrs. J. J. Carabello, was baptized Per Sq. Paul’s open house which will be are hostesses. ' held Sunday, Dec. 3, from 2 to Public plea for peace, including in St Patrick’s church. Sponsors ft...... 5 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 6 — Convert recitation of the 15 Mysteries of were her two cousins, Peggy Tur­ Yes, your CHS coal merchant goes all the way Baptized recently were Lynda classes are held at 7:30 in the the Rosary, the Litany of the ner and Kevin McNicholas. Dianne Ifs So Anne, infant daughter of Mr. and hall. The Young People’s club will Blessed Virgin, and the Memorare wore a dress lent to her by her in keeping your home comfortably heated. Day and WEATHER PROOFING Mrs. Clarence Soucie of West­ me6t in the rectory. starting on the hour all day. Bene­ grandmother, Mrs. Alex Pollock of night, all year 'round he's at your service. Look to Easy to Sacristy workers for the month diction at 7 :45 p.m. St. Joseph’s parish, which was minister, by Father Forrest Allen, him for the best in cool, for the best in home-heating Install NU-WAY Brass & Felt 4 with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Soucie of December are Julia Madonna, Sunday, Dec. 3, 8 c ’clockr Mass worn by her grandfather, Alex ''R'eather Srip— Per Roll.. as sponsors; and Rosemary, infant Helen Schmoeger, and Mary Sor- —Corporate Communion for'Altar Pollock, now deceased, 73 years equipment, and for the best in service. Let him advise 98 rentino. Mary Mapley takes care and Rosary society. ago. This is the third generation to daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank you on furnace conditioning and Free NU-WAY Brass Door Weathe Holland, by Father J. F. Kittle- of the altar linens. Monday, Dec. 4, 2:30 p.m- Lo- wear the dress. It has been worn son, with Richard McGrath The Junior Newman club meets gan street school cafeteria—PTA by the son and four daughters of the installation of automatic Estimates Strip Sets— 2 9 every Monday evening at 7 :30. meeting and pantry shower for Mr. and Mrs. Pollock and 13 (proxy) and Miss Marion Woods equipment. COAL- Ea...... C as sponsors'. The refreshments are furnished sisters. grandchiNren. and served by the parents of the Parish Schedule children. Volunteers are needed Rely on his counsel. He's on ex­ the STEADIEST, ECONOMY LUMBER & HARDWARE Friday, Dec. 1.— First Friday for the refreshments. Please con­ pert on modern Home heating at Nocturnal Adoration at Holy tact Mary Vendegna, Arvada Christmas Parties Slated SAFEST. lowest cost, and his years of ex­ 350 So. Colorado Blvd. DE. 5495 Ghost church from 4 to 5 a.m. The 252-J, SUREST. + + + + + perience ore yours for the asking. For All Parish Children MOST ECONOMICAL (St. James' Parish, Denver) and Mrs. Robert F. Kenney, with 2A -Jfo44^ S eU d u oa ! HEAT for the Home I Golden Jubilarians William A. Kenney and Dorothy Plans have been made for Day and night, your CHS retailer is on H ot W ator Christmas parties for all the chil­ A. Ring as sponsors. Lawrence H. red, fekt. dren of the parish. The preschool Gill was proxy. call if you need service on your cool children will be entertained with 0|| Nov. 21, the St. Madeleine heating equipment. Coll him— or Santa Claus and candy and gifts Sophie circle was entertained by at its Best by the Men’s club on Sunday, Dec. Mrs. Kenneth Beebe, in her home at 961 Quebec street. Guests for PHONE KE, 1 4 4 Iy \ ^ ith 17, in the Walsh Memorial 1^1, t h e from 4 to 6 o’clock. The PTA, the evening were Mrs. Robert A. New Rolston and Mrs. Paul E. Bailey, Supreme Coal Co., PE. 4679 United Fuel & Equipment j through the room mothers, will Co., KE. 6391 provide a party for the children in Jr. Mrs. William E. Shanley was Rio Grande Fuel Co., school on Wednesday, Dec. 20. admitted as a new member. Mrs. J. Donovan Stapp will entertain TA. 2211 Thos. Williams & Sons., Each room will have its own GL. 4 7 1 f KeQstone party. in the next meeting. Platte River Cool Co., : ' j Three Masses will be offered on Mrs. Charles Jones was hostess to members of the Martha circle in AL. 0479 Callbeck Coal Co., GL. 341!^ the first Friday, at 6 :30, 7 :30, and its November meeting. Honors 8:30. Breakfast will be served by A. & A. Cool Co., GL. 4775! were won by Mrs. Max 'Thomas Elk Coal Co., M A. 5335 members of the PTA to the chil­ and Mrs. A. Beringer. The follow­ dren following the 8:30 Mass. Black Diamond Coal Co., Crow Bor Cool Co., TA. 233|^ Specialising in Quality Plumbing and ing were admitted to life mem­ The novena devotions in honor of GR. 1641 Colorado & Utah Cool Co., j| Heating Repair* the Sacred Heart will be held on bership in the Altar and Rosary Friday evening, Dec. 1. society; George Walter Higgins, Barnett Company, KE. 2323 Mrs. Mabel McNabb, Mrs. B. T, TA. 0231 The St. James’ Men’s club Lammerman, Mrs. J. P. Moroney, SLAHERY & COMPANY will be host to the members o f the Mrs. Helen Hinton, and Mrs. E. M. school football team^ at a supper Freeman. PLUMBING and HEATING to be served at the regular meet­ The Rev. James Kittleson of COAL ing on Dec. 13., A program of Great Falls, Mont., spent the CONTRACTORS entertainment has been arranged Thanksgiving holidays with his for the bo3rs. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore OF YOUR COMMUNITY JO^U^ J, CONNOR, Prcildtnt The Ushers’ club met Tuesday, Kittleson of this parish. ROBERT F^X^ONNOR. Vic* PraililtBi Nov. 28, for a dinner meeting at The Rev. Edmund J. Callahan of the D-X club. for better home heating 1726 m a r k e t s t r e e t S t Bernard’s parish, St. Louis, Baptized Sunday, Nov. 26, was Mo., is visiting relatives in the PHONE MAIN 7127 or 1728 ^ M r. and Mrs. Martin Klumkar Robert .Vincent, iiuant son of Mr. Feldwortb family in the parish.