Homecoming Queen To Become Nun Good Shepherd Nuns 70 Years in Denver

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A group of Catholic ”nien Symbolizes Success of Work employed at Aircraft Mechanics, Inc., in Colorado Shepherd Sisters in the convent, Springs initiated a Friday Xn addition to the girls’ chapel The enlarging o f the chapel is Rosary for world peace and at the Convent of the Good Shep­ necessary to provide sufficient ac­ and have their own spiritual ex­ tbe conversion of Russia. The DENVER CATHOLIC herd in Denver will mark the 70th commodations for the girls shel­ Rosary is offered in their ercises. One of the Good Shep­ lunch hour. year of work in the Archdiocese tered at the home, who number herd nuns acts as their superior. Seven men turned out for of Denver by the Sisters of the from 100 to 130. A balcony in They were established at the Den­ Good Shepherd. the chapel that provided room,was the first Rosary, Jan. 23. The ver convent in 1931. devotion will be held every found unsatisfactory, and is be­ The addition to the girls’ chapel The 1952 Catholic Directory Friday noon through Good will extend some 35 feet south. It ing removed in the present build­ Friday. To Stanley Koiczyck, ing project. lists 20 Sisters of the Good Shep­ a member of the Colorado will match the present chapel in herd at the convent, as well as Springs K. of C., goes the T o obtain money for the chapel credit for promoting this Fri­ style, and will be the width of the addition, the sisters sold the south­ seven lay teachers. The number VOL. XLVIII. No. 24. THURSDAY, JANUAkY 29, 1953 DENVER, COLORADO present chapel, 35 feet. of Magdalen‘nuns is given as 24. day Rosary, which is believed east corner of their property, at to be the first of its kind in Mary Jo O’Grady, the S. Colorado boulevard and E. (See story on page 3.) the area. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. AT ST. VINCENT DE PAUUS DEDICATION FEB. 11 Florida, to the Sinclair Oil Co. Was Felix Gonzales of Denver Hugh B. O’Grady of 614 Emer The property sold has a 125-foot son, Denver, left Jan. 26 for frontage along S. Colorado boule­ Atchison, Kans., to enter the no vitiate of the Benedictine nuns. vard and is the same in depth. Young Alexian Religious A former homecoming queen Founding Pastor to Preach Attorney Joseph Craven handled at St. Francis de Sales’ high the’ transaction for the sisters. school and the second young The first pastor of St. -f -f -f- + + ' ■ Edwin A. Francis is architect Takes Vows on Deathbed woman to leave for the convent Vincent de Paul’s parish, from Mother of God parish in for the chapel addition, and Guy ' By Rev. Robert E. Kekeisen Denver, will deliver the ser­ three weeks. Miss O’Grady at­ Sanctuary of St. Vincent de Paul's Elder is the contractor. Brother De Porres (Felix Gonzales), the son of Mr. mon at the new church’s tended Mt. St. Scholastica col­ The Sisters of the Good Shep and Mrs. Rupert Gonzales of Ft. Logan, made his final lege in Atchison for a year after dedication Wednesday, Feb. lerd began their work in Denver high school. 11, and the first assistant named vows as an Alexian Brother on his deathbed at the con­ Mary Jo’s brother Jack was to the parish will offer the Sol­ in 1883, when they came at the gregation’s novitiate in Gresham, Wis., Jan. 23. He died graduated from Regis college in emn Mass. The announcement invitation of Bishop Joseph P the same day at the age of 21. 1952 and is now a member of was made by the Rt. Rev. Mon­ Machebeuf. The founding staff The young religious, still far the coast guard. Four other signor Eugene O’Sullivan, pastor. He enrolled in St. Francis de brothers and sisters are married consisted of four sisters, who from the time of final profession 'The speaker will be the Rt. Sales’ high school and was and have families. cared for 86 girls. according to the Alexian rule, gp'aduated from that school in Rev. Monsignor Francis W. En route to Atchison, Miss was given this spiritual consola­ 1949. Felix entered St. Thomas’ Walsh, P.A., of New York, and O’Grady stopped o ff to see Have Cared For tion because he lay dying. seminary and studied there until the celebrant of the Mass, the friends. Over 6,500 Girls Brother De Porres— called by 1951, when he left Denver to Rev. Delisle A. Lemieux, pastor his teachers at St. Francis de join the Alexian Brothers at of St. Catherine’s, Denver. Arch­ The sisters have cared for more than 6,500 youthful charges dur­ Sales’ hig'h school, Denver, the Nashville, Tenn. The Alexians Gift in Gratitude bishop Urbaji J. Vehr will offi­ care for the poor and the sick. ciate at the ceremony of dedica­ ing their 70 years in Denver Brother De Porres showed tion at 10:30 a.m. Figures in the last report of the great promise in -the religious for God's Favors Montignor Walth on Nor. Catholic Charities show that they life, and was making good, 24 delivered the sermon at the progress when he was stricken, dedication of tha new St. had cared, for a total of 6,423 just last week, with acute ap­ Adds $30 to Burse Catherine’! church in Denver. girls through 1951 pendicitis. The appendix rup­ The celebrant of the Mats at The St. Mary Euphrasia junior- tured, and he was in a dying “ In thanksgiving for God’s the dedication of St. Cather­ senior high school at the convent condition before medical aid goodness to me” is the label put ine’! wa! Father Lemieux, pa!- offers each girl a program suited could be secured. on a $30 donation made this tor, who will aUo offer the The young man’s funeral, for week to the Guardian Angels’ M a !! at St. Vincent de Paul’!. to her needs, interests, ambitions, which his family traveled East, was held at the Alexian burse, the Denver archdiocesan Two other priests who have ability, and personality. fund for the education of sem­ Brothers’ novitiate in Gresham, served as assistants at St. Vin­ inarians. This gift, from During 1951, 180 teen-age Wis., Tuesday, Jan. 27. cent’s in the parish’s span of friend” in Denver, added to an­ girls, including 76 newcomers, Father Weinzapfel will history will take the other major other anonymous gift from Den­ offer a High Mass of Requiem offices in the Mass. The Rev. received care, specialized training, ver in the amount of $25, for Brother De Porres in St. Charles Sanger, pastor o f Sa­ and formal schooling. Twenty re­ brought the burse total to $2,110. Patrick’s church. Ft. Logan, It is interesting, and logical, cred Heart parish, Roggen, will ceived high school diplomas. Friday, Jan. 30, at 8 o’clock. that a person who has received be deacon, and the Rev. Clement Stenographic positions were se­ The classmates and friands of special gifts from Almighty God Gallagher, pastor of St. John’s, tha departed brother are in-- Yuma, subdeacon. cured for 15 who went home. Four should select a contribution to went on to collegiate studies, 15 vited to attend the Mass. the priesthood burse as a fitting Masters of ceremonies for the means of rendering thanks. It is gala event will be the present completed the eighth grade, four difficult to imagine a more ap­ assistants of St. Vincent’s, Fa remained to continue high school, Louis Budenz to Give propriate manner of showing thers George Weibel and Arthur seven returned to their parents, gratitude to God than by help­ Dresen. and four went to live with rela­ Brother De Porras Second Tolk in Denver ing to further His plan for the A dinner for the clergy will salvation of the world. Priests be served in the parish cafeteria tives. Releases, positions, and best orator the school has pro­ Louis F. Budenz, America’s are God’s special agents in the immediately following the dedi­ other plans were arranged for 62 duced— won fourth place in the leading authority on the Com­ sanctification of men’s souls. It cation ceremony and Mass. Mon­ ^irls through Catholic Charities national contest sponsored by munist monaee in America, has Pe Art Studio* designed and executed the interior is they who “ instruct unto jus­ signor Walsh will be honored at ■ “ THIS BEAUTIFUL SANCTUARY co-operation from par­ the National Forensic league in agreed to give a saeond talk at tice,” administer the ^ace-deal- a reception at 7 :30 that evening.' art work of the church. The interior oftifb-^liW b Chicago in 1948. His awards for Loretto Haights collage in and main altar of the new St. Vincent de is virtually complete for the ceremonies, at which ents, relatives, employers, and speech in local competition were Denver during his stay here. ing sacraments, and in general An open house will be held Paul church, Denver, will be the scene of the Archbishop Urban J. Vehr will preside.— (R«p- numerous. The famed ex-Communist, acts as links between God in the new edifice Sunday, schools. dedication Mas^ Wednesday, Feb. 11. The Santa isfer photo by Pat Coffey) who was received back into and man. Feb. 8, from 2 to 5 p.m. Mon­ The St.,Mary Euphrasia school, The 'youngest o f 11 children the Catholic Church by the Gifts to tha Guardian Angels signor O’ Sullivan invites n on -' o f Rupert and Juanita Gonzales, named for the founder of the then Monsignor Fulton J. burse may be sent to Archbishop Catholics, too, to inspect the Felix was born in Berthoud on Good Shepherd sisters, was re­ Sheen in 1945, will h* in the Urban J. Vehr at the Denver church at this time. St. Patrick’s day, March 17, Archdiocesan Chancery office, Dedication of New Church in Akron modeled and modernized in 1948 1931. He attended Lincoln Mile High city Friday, Feb. 6, 1536 TiOgan street, Denver. Monsignor Walsh at a cost of $70,000. A new grade school in Loveland, and for a morning talk at the Well Known Here library installed at that time re­ came to Denver in 1946. Heights press convention. H* will remain in Denver Legion of Mary Begins Monsignor Walsh, who served Postponed by Delay in Construction ceived 1,500 books, most of them His parents settled in Ft. in the Denver archdiocese from Logan, at 4086 S. Federal boule­ that night to five another talk donated as the result of an appeal vard, and Felix became a faith­ at 8 p.m. in th* Loretta 1921 to 1932, was particularly The dedication of the new nounced by Archbishop Urban Rev. William Coyne, who is ?! 15th Year of Spiritual well known in the Rocky Moun­ Church of St. Joseph, Akron, J. Vehr. in charge of the parish. carried in the Denver Catholic ful altar boy of Father Anthony Heights auditorinm. -'ft There will be no admieeion tain region for his radio ad­ scheduled for Feb. 4, has been Delays in the arrival of ma­ The major portion of work Register. Weinzapfel of St. Patrick’s. He charge, and th* publie ii in­ dresses. postponed. A later date for terials have caused the post­ to be done is the tiling of the The important work of assist­ was also a member o f Father Works in Denver Area Weinzapfel's choir. vited. The New York prelate came the ceremony will be an­ ponement, according to the floor. The moving of furni­ ing the girls in reorganizing their At the 169th meeting of the West in 1921 for his health, ture from the old church is Denver comitium of the Legion served first as an assistant at Parishes, Individuals Help another factor to be con­ lives is accomplished chiefly Observance Monday, Feb. 2 o f Mary, held at Holy Ghost hall the Cathedral, and later was the sidered in the preparation of through the understanding, kind- Jan. 22, the assembled praesidia organizer and first pastor of St. the new building for the ness, and sympathynp; ■ of the Sisters Festival of Holy Childhood officers heard two inspiring re­ Vincent’s, He was named Vicar Over $4,000 in Donations blessing. of ththe Good Shepherd at the Work on the church was ports from praesidia working Delegate o f the Military Ordi- home. with the spiritually sick of St. nariate by Cardinal. Spellman in begun in 1950. The $107,00(f Will Be Marked by Pupils Dominic’s parish and at Fitz- 1941, and in 1950 received the s Received by All Saints' structure is the main'unit of The chapel at the convent has iimons General hospital. rank of Prothonotary Apostolic a new plant that includes an three sections, converging on a The Festival of the Holy in th* Denver see era ell en­ Some needed only a Rosary to from the Holy Father. Outsiders’ warm-hearted reac­ worth, Sullivan & Co., $100; Leo eight-room rectory completed common sanctuary. O f the three Childhood, instituted by Pope titled to membership without tion to Father Harley Schmitt’s J. Meistrell of Leo’s grocery make them well, some were in May, 19Si. The new church sections, one is used by the (Jood Pius XII in a decree dated Dec. additional paymant of due* be­ happy for the opportunity of loss of his church by fire Jan. 8 store, $50; will seat 330 persons. 4, 1950, will be observed in the cause of their contributions studying the Catholic faith, and has already materialized into John V. Amato, $50; Mr. and One of the features of the Shepherd nuns, one by the clois­ Archdiocese of Denver Monday, through the archdiecesan mis­ I, some needed a priest to help more than $4,000 in cash p fts for Mrs. Ralph Heckman, $50; the new church will be the “ tailor- tered Magdalen nuns, and the re­ Feb. 2. The archdiocesan cele­ sion offica. I them give their souls back to God rebuilding. Lopez family, $50; and Gene made” lighting fixtures. maining one by the girls. bration is part of a nationwide Sympathy shown to All Saints’ Preschool' children may be en­ with the last sacraments. Goetz, $50. observance, the Rt. Rev. Monsi­ parish, Denver, has come from as Large Basement The cloistered Magdalen sisters rolled if their parents or god­ The meeting began the legion’s Numerous donations were re­ gnor Gregory Smith, archdioc­ far as Augusta, Kans., where a Is 'Morale Booster' parents will assume the simple 15th year of spiritual works of ceived by Father Schmitt for $25, lead a life of prayer and contem­ esan director of the Society for recent convert, Harold Peal, was duties of membership until the mercy in the Denver area. $20, and smaller sums. When the structure is com­ plation in reparation for the sins tbe Propagation of the Faith, It was reported that Sister so moved that he sent a check for youngster can carry on in his It was emphasized by the pas­ pleted parish societies will of the world. These nuns were also announced. own name. The obligations in­ Raphael of C a t h e d r a 1 *high $5 to help. (See page 3.) tor of All Saints’ that no im­ A contribution in the amount find in the large basement as­ founded by Sister Mary Euphrasia, clude at) offering of at least a school offered to teach legion mediate plans for reconstruction sembly hall a “ morale To encourage the enroll­ of $1,000 is the result of the bene­ penny a month for the missions members the art of instructing have been made. It is certain that booster.” The basement who established the (jooa Shep­ ment of all the children of the fit ball held Jan. 22 in the Rain­ and the recitation of the daily others in the Catholic religion. a larger church will be built measures 34 by 74,feet with a herd Sisters in France in the 17th Christian world in the chil­ President Kelley appointed Sts. bow ballroom, Fifth avenue and dren’s Pontifical mission aid prayer— one Hail Mary and the when the time comes. The parish­ room that will be used as a century. aspiration “ Holy Virgin Mary, Peter and Paul’s parish praesi- Broadway, for the church’s redon- ioners meanwhile are attending organization is the purpose of kitchen. Eventually the hall pray for us and for the poor dium and Fitzsimons hospital struction. The use of the dancing Mass in the Loretto Heights col­ may be converted into four The Magdalen Sisters arc en the festival. Parochial school pagan children.” praesidium as committees-to ob­ palace had been donated to the lege auditorium. classrooms for a parish school. tirely separated from the (jood children under 12 years of age tain a choir and take care of re­ cause by Joseph Alire, manag:er Public enrollment is not nec­ freshments for the acies to be of the Rainbow. Eddy Rogers’ essary for valid membership in held March 22 at St. Thomas’ outstanding 20-piece orchestra the Holy Childhood association. seminary. gave its services under the aus­ pices of Denver local 20 of the Millions of Ipfonts Have Been Aided Skiers’ Mass in Frazer American Federation of Musi­ Survived 7 Months in Red Jail cians. It is estimated that since its By J ack Hehe» A Mast for tha convanianca Parishes Contribute + + + + ' + establishment in 1843 the Holy of tkiert and other winter A special collection taken at The man from Deep River Childhood has been responsible aportt fans will ha offorad in St. Peter and Paul’s parish, is another witness. He bears for the Baptism of a million Frazer on tha next two Sun- Mtfr. Walth^praachinf at Wheatridge, Jan. 26 also went to the stamp of Communism— Priest at Left Helped Bishop Escape babies a year in pagan lands. days, Feb. 1 and 8. St. Catharine’s dedication. All Saints.’ The Rev. Robert Mc­ the signs of suffering. “ We hope that this day will Mahon, pastor, announced that be given wholehearted < support he was sending a check for $130 Bishop John A. O’Shea, throughout the world,” the Holy All'Parochiol Music- Fete to Father Schmitt as the result C.M., an exile from his adopted Father declared in the Papal of this appeal. land, served China and her peo­ document e sta b lish in g Holy In Arvada at St. Anne’s parish, ple for 31 years. He can tell, Childhood day. And he added his To Add 800 Participdnts the Rev. Norbert Walsh, pastor, with unusual authority, the- prayer that, “ the Pontifical So­ invited his parishioners to assist story of China’s sickness. ciety of the Holy Childhood will Some 800 more participants ing to Dwight McCready, di the stricken parish. They re­ He describes the spasms of rector. The growth will be owing daily become better kno'wn and are expected in this year’s All- sponded Jan. 25 in the amount collectivization that finally laid Parochial music festival, accord- to the presence o f approximately given its rightful place. . . . This of $126, and the sum will be the great nation prostrate before 17 elementary school choruses. matched from parish funds for would be something very dear A feature of this year’s festi­ Soviet masters. He plots the to us.” a total contribution of $250. course of the disease that has val will be the Boys’ chorus from The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Jo­ These specific aims o f the Fes­ Holy Cross abbey, Canon- City, forced China to expel thousands tival of the Holy Childhood were seph O’Heron, pastor of St. of dedicated missionaries. This will be under the direction Louis’ parish, Englewood, took a announced by the Very Rev.^ The story is told by John A. of Father Bede Butler, O.S.B., special collection in his church Richard Ackerman, C.SS.P., na­ O’Connor in the Monitor, San who brought the popular group to Jan. 25 for All Saints.’ The peo­ tional director of the organiza­ Francisco archdiocesan paper. The last year’s festival. ple’s gifts amounted to $208. tion : Event Will Be Held A future avent thVt” °' 'll - ®*pi**®D National Edition, this “ week carried a story on Bishop 1. A better understanding of At Coliseum Feb. 19 help the stricken parish is a the children’s mission-aid so­ dance planned by the com­ O’Shea. More details are given The annual event will again be here. ciety; held in the Stockyards Coliseum bined youth groups of Denver. The Bishop, who stopped in • 2. A greater, stronger attach­ on Feb. 19. The day-long feast It will be held Feb. 14 at a Denver Jan. 24 on his w aj from ment to the Holy Childhood’s of music will draw young musi­ place as yat unannounced. apostolate — the Baptism and The largest individual contri the West Coast to Philadelphia, cians from throughout the state. Christian formation of the little Every participant will be uni- bution made to the new church does not have to talk about his tots of the mission world; ' formed this year, Mr. McCready fund came from the Mary M. own suffering or sickness. He promises. Dower Benevolent corporation— bears its signs. THE STURDY, BEARDED PRIEST allowed to leave China also. The Reds accepted 3. A sense of devotion to the The music festival includes a check in the amount of $1,000, He has tuberculosis, the result his terms. Universal Church and the Vicar group and solo singing, special The faculty of St. Thomas’ sem­ of eight months in a Red prison at the left in the photo above made the Bishop O’Shea had spent eight months in of Christ; a band numbers, solo players, and inary donated $100. in 1952. His tall, slim frame is picture possible. Commie prisons before his expulsion. He was ^ 4. A desire to participate, by \ prayer, sacrifice, and personal hundreds of other special events. Among other Denver contri-i slimmer still because he had not He is Father Jules Meyerat, a French-bom very ill of double pneumonia and consumption. Interest in the music festival, much to eat. His face is wae, Perhaps the Reds thought it best to be rid of him service, in the work of the butors, of gifts of $50 and over, Vincentian missionary. Father Meyerat is a Swiss according to Mr. McCready, is an are the Rested store on South drawn. His eyes reflect the sor­ before he died on their hands. Church at home and abroad; indication of the popularity and Federal, $250; St. Francis de row that he feels for China and citizen, and because of this fact the Communists In any case the meeting shown above was 5. An imitation of the virtues success of last year’s event, Sales’ parish, $500; Our Lady of his people. did not expel him from China; they “ invited” happy one. Greeting Bishop O’Shea is the Very exemplified by the Dm ne Child I which was attended by hundreds Grace parish, $100; • * • him to leave. Rev. William Kenneally, C.M., rector of St. —'particularly o f charity and of spectators. The performers Eleanor and Margaret Schueth, . BISHOP O’SHEA is a native The priest said he would accept the invita­ Thomas’ seminary, Denver. The scene is in Den­ zeal for the welfare o f the less R«v. Bad* Btttlar, O.S.B. * numbered nearly 1,000. $100; Joseph M, Rihn, $100; Dot* (Turn to Pago S — Column t) t tion if Biihop John A. O’Shea, C.M. (center), wai ver’* Union eta^os.— (Register photo by Turilli) fortunate. ^ Telephone, Keystone 420S PAGE TWO Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Thursday, January 29, 1953 I »r- Divine Infant Submitted FirstSession in Pediatrics Pediatrics Affiliation Established in Colorado Springs To Temple Presentation Heights' Nursing Course Is Expanded AN AFFILIATION IN PEDI- of children by Sister M. Josette, may better understand the child By Rev. F rancis Syrianey In accordance with custom, ATRICS has been established supervisor o f the department, who is sick. The aim is to nurse (LWing With Je(U() Mary and Joseph made their o f­ for the division o f nursing of and Miss Mary Reed, clinical in­ the child, not the condition. As the Infant Jesus submitted fering in the temple of a pair of Loretto Heights college at St. structor. The number of cases handled Himself to the Jewish law of cir­ turtledoves. It was then that the Francis’ hospital, Colorado It will also provide an oppor­ in the department during 1062 cumcision, so did He follow an­ holy Simeon realized the fulfill­ Springs, for the college nursing tunity for supervised practice in totaled 1,031, including 88 polio other Jewish prescription and al­ ment of a prophecy made to him students. caring for children. Since the cases o f which 18 were respira­ low Himself to be presented in that he would not suffer death The statp division o f nursing time of the newer-trends in nurs­ tor (iron lung) cases. The di­ the temple as was required in until he had himself seen the has approved the pediatrics di­ ing the emphasis is being placed vision is under the supervision of the case of every firstborn son. Savior. vision of St. Francis’ hospital for on the well child and adult as he Sister Josette. registered nurse, Two Mosaic regulations were St. Luke tells us that he came student nurse training. Six stu­ is affected by illness. The course who received her trainiiig at the here involved: The purification to the temple “by inspiration of dents are enrolled. is planned to consider the normal St. Joseph and Creighton Me­ o f the mother and the offering the Spirit,” and beholding Jesus Before establishment of this growth and development of the morial hospital, Omaha, Neb. Dr. of the firstborn son. pronounced his holy hymn, the affiliation, facilities of the Staje child at various age levels and Kenneth W. Dumars ia chief o f Nunc Dimittis, “ Now Thou dost university at Colorado General his reactions and abilities. the pediatrics division for- the The feast that we observe on * Hf . * Feb. 2 commemorates this dismiss Thy servant, 0 Lord, ao hospital had to be used for train­ coming year. ing in pediatrics. PLANS ARE BEING MADE double observance. It also intro­ cording to Thy word, in peace; The hospital was approved by The students enrolled are Vir­ to make use of some of the duces us to a poignant instance because my eyes have seen Thy the Colorado Medical school, salvation” (Luke ii, 29-30). ginia Kaler, Colorado Springs; community agencies available in Colorado General hospital, on in the life of the Infant Savior, Gerry Hamilton,.Denver; Marian Colorado Springs for the nurse July 1, 1949, for resident train­ the prediction to Mary of her ap­ This same hymn is now a cor­ Landvay, Pueblo; Patricia Ger­ student to observe the well child proaching sorrow through the porate part of Compline, the of­ ing. Four residents are accepted ficial liturgical night prayer of ety, Littleton; Donna Giovan- at study and play and the conva­ each year, each rotating every suffering of her Son. the Church. netti, Chicago; and Barbara Lu­ lescent child in order that she three months. cerne, Denver. Simeon blessed the young In­ * * • The Denver Catholic fant and at the same time fore­ told to His mother “ thy own soul a, . THE DIVISION OF NURS­ Register sword shall pierce.” There was ING of Loretto Heights college thus given to Mary a shadow consists o f the Seton unit offer­ Published Weekly by the ing clinical experience at Glock- Catholit Press Society, Inc., across this otherwise happy oc casion. This was the first of the ner-Penrose hospital, Colorado 938 Bannock Street, Denver, Springs, and the St. Anthony Colo. seven great sorrows that were to We Have a Complete characterize her earthly life. unit offering clinical experience Subscription:' $2.00 P e r at St. Anthony’s hospital, Den­ Year Sold in combination with Fittingly, the Church also ob­ ver. The Register, National Edi­ serves on this same day, Feb. 2, Each student in the program tion, in Archdiocese o f Den­ the celebration of Candlemas will spend three months in the Stock of ver. day and the blessing of the can­ CHERYL YOUNG, daughter of Mr. fin pediatrics to be held at St. Francis’ hospital. pediatric unit learning how to Entered as Second Class They are, left to right, Virginia Kaler, Gerry care for children. The experience dles used in liturgical services. Matter at the Post Office and Mrs. Charles W. Young, 1509 Navajo Hamilton, Marian Landway, Patricia Gerety, consists of a course of lectures Denver, Colo. Simeon called the Infant Jesus street, takes the examination in her stride as Dr. Donna Giovanhetti, and Barbara Lucerne. Also on the diseases of children given “ a light of revelation to the Andrew Bulkley, new pediatrics resident physl shown left to right are Sister M. Josette,’ super­ by the doctors on the pediatric CANDLES Gentiles.” The light given by cian, sees if she’s ticking properly. Looking on visor of the department; Cheryl, Dr. B’ulkley, and staff of S t Francis’ hospital; blessed candles thus sym bolics are six nursing students from Loretto Heights Mary Reed, pediatrics instructor.— (Gazette Tele­ lectures, ward conferences, and COLORADO for us the presence of Christ. college, Denver, during one of the first sessions graph photo by Stanley L. Payne) bedside teaching on the nursing CONVALESCENT Before His Real Presence in the tabernacle a perpetual light is HOME burnt. When other special serv­ for Candlemas day Reasonable Rates ices are conducted, the use of Survived Seven Months in Red Jail candles is common, lending ex­ 515 So, Logan PE 7185 ternal brilliance to the occasion. (Continued From Page One) Kunghways, as they were caljed calls 'for complete elimination of soldierly discipline, and acted o f Deer River, Conn. The 65- — organized all laboring classes, all opposition.” friendly. year-old missioner, racked by his and the “ agrarian revolution” After the Wedemeyer report Theinrecruit drive.among the Beeswax-100% and 51% illness, will travel to Florida took on proleterian leadership. was suppressed in Washington citizenry was successful: Better after his Philadelphia visit. In Meanwhile, Chiang struck back, the Communist program contin­ pay than before, good food, and the Southern state he will rest as members of his own army re­ ued in high gear. At first the a good uniform. MORGAN, LEIBMAN & HICKEY and convalesce. Reds were welcome, the Bishop “ This was more than soldiers volted and gathered regiments of got in the old days,” the Bishop Molded-Wax Color and White Sharing tha lick prelate’i malcontents in the hill hideaways, reported, because they brought said. feelingi and hopat for China from where they preyed on the promises of bread and land to ii a miMionary Bithop now villages. the war-weary people, and they Soon, however, the security INSURANCE SINCE 1897 behaved gentlemanly, ' showed residing in St. Thomas’ semi­ In 1931, the Bishop’s own town police were entrenched. A sys­ nary, Denrer. He is Bishop of Kanchow was under Commu­ tematic investigation interroga­ Charles W . Quinn, C.M., urhose nist siege for 34 days before Chi- tion, and finger-printing of all Sacramental Candles for Home Use— Gas and Electric Bldg. TA. 1395 l}iocese of Yukiang is a neigh­ ang’s relief columns came. the people began. Americans, of bor to that of Bishop O’Shea. The Reds made an indelible Founders' Day all foreig;ners, were the most Bishop Quinn -was expelled note o f this reversal: 21 years suspect. Packed 1 pair to a box. * * * from China Sept. 22, 1951. later they were to accuse the “ OFF CAME the velvet glove, As a young priest Bishop Bishop o f participation in an 51% Beeswax...... 61c box retail American plot to defeat them at Meeting of PTA and the iron hand showed itself,” O’Shea went to China in 1921 Bishop O’Shea recalled. with four other priests and four Kanchow, said defeat being at­ tributed to some fast cloak-and- Immediately life became an Molded, Wax Color___ 40c box retail scholastics, all Vincentians. They dagger activity on the part of the identification-card nightmare. A were reinforcements for a mis­ Planned Feb. 4 American missionary and his fel­ tightening of police controls on sion outpost manned by French low “ conspirators'’ in the Vati­ all radios, bicycles, typewriters, Vincentians at Kanchow. (St. Francii de Sales’ Parish, can. Denver) and motorcycles in the area * ♦ ♦ * * * stripped the mission of its com­ Order now for immediate delivery The Rev. Edward Leyden will HERE IN KIANGSI PROV- THE YEARS BETWEEN the munication and transportation be the guest speaker at the INCE in East-Central China, the slow guerrilla entrenchment of the instruments. missionaries built schools, orpha­ Red forces in the Chinese coun­ Founders’ day meeting o f the Parent - Teachers’ association Indoctrination of the youth nages, hospitals, seminaries, and tryside and the Japanese invasion was intensified. Students were CtaRKC S C H U R C H GOODS HOUSC additional missions. were marked by the systematic Wednesday, Feb. 4, at 2 p.m. in the high school auditorium. removed from their families. The work was done between Sovietization o f areas under Red Children were instructed to spy. battles. Bishop O’Shea says. control Bishop O’Shea stated The executive board will meet “ The Communist aim is to Not long after his arrival, that approximately 2,000,004) at 1:15 p.m. the same day in the strangle the family,” the Bishop library o f the high school. Kiangsi province’s rice fields land-owning families have been said. “ Kill it as a social unit, and splashed to the boots of armies wiped out by the Red “ reform­ Past presidents will be guests create an amoral generation on the huht. War lords, bandits. ers.” of honor. Grade school students bound only to the state.” Communist regiments, and gov­ The Japanese occupation will present a proCTam of folk On Feb. 17, 1952, Bishop ernment troops made the area a dropped China’s internal strife to dances. The high school students O’Shea was saying Mass at the battleground. the back of the stage, but this will provide baby sitting service mission when Red police marched in the clubroom back of the grade In 1928— the year the Bishop added burden took its toll from into the church. He asked for school building. was consecrated — Red - trained the people. In January, 1945, permission to finish Mass. They troops swept across the province Bishop O’Shea took the last Hostesses will be Inothers of agreed, folded their arms, and in Sun-yat-sen’s campaign to Amencan plane out of Kanchow rooms 11-C, 10-A, fourth, fifth, sat down. Then, following Mass, stamp out the war lords, who ahead of the Japanese invaders. and sixth grades, it was an­ the Bishop was marched o ff to were taxing the people into He spent five months in Yun­ nounced by Mrs. Charles Grand, the Communist jail. They left greater penury, and who lived by nan province, away from the Nip­ the organization’s publicity of­ him his pants, a sweater, and plunder and terror. pon reach, then returned to find ficer. laceless shoes, and locked him in As little at A young officer, Chiang Kai- his see city half burned, the rub­ Unintentionally omitted last a draughty cell. The charge: week from the list of officers Jam es Clarke shek, headed Sun’s forces. Be- ble stacked high, and the grass Murder of Chinese infants at elected Jan. 16 by the Altar and hinds his troops Red cells sprang growing in the deserted streets. the Catholic orphanage. **The West’s Largest Church Goods Supply House?' Rosary society was Mrs. Alfred up as Russian - trained agents “ But the future looked bright,” * ♦ * he said, “ and we got the mission Fender, fourth vice president. sought to reap the harvest of dis­ INTERROGATION BEGAN. m s organization. going again.” Workers for the League of the Estobliihed 1902 1633 Tremont Plaet * * * Sacred Heart are as follows: He was accused o f being an m PER WEEK FOLLOWING THE SOWING THE COMMUNIST THREAT, Week o f Jan. 26: Mmes. George American spy. But the trial on TAbor 3789 Denver 2, Cole. ^ 6 :7 0 x1 5 of Red cells in the wake of Chi- the infanticide charge never ang’s liberating legions, the con­ however, was stronger than be­ Mulqu'een and P. Masterson; Feb. fore. 2: Mmes. Vance Johnson, Alfred came off. Chinese citizens— even Here s your big solidation of Sovietized commun­ pagans — refused to testify ities began. It was aativated by George C. Marshall, sent to Fender, and Anthony J. Dunst; opportunity to own China by President Truman to Feb. 9: Mmes. Charles McKay against the Bishop or the sisters revolutionary work on the part who operated the orphanage. a set o f famous of the labor unions, notably that bring about the welding to­ and Julian Hughes; Feb. 16: On the contrary, all of the General Tires. Get of the barbers. This group, one gether of the decomposing Na­ Mmes. Peter and James Anderies. set now for months of the most numerous, and con­ tionalists and the Communist St. Theresa's circle will meet in people’s reports indicated the or­ phanage saved baby lives. An in­ o f safe, low -cost sidered one o f the lowest in “ agrarian reformers,” failed, the the home of Mrs. Frank Scherer, China’s labor pool, was wooed by Bishop stated, because “ it is just 135 S. Pennsylvania, Thursday, vestigation of records showed mileage ahead. W e’ll the Reds on promises of relief not in the nature of the Commu­ Feb. 5, at 1 p.m. the mortality rate among chil­ : money for the from miserly wages and oppres­ nist ideology to be absorbed in The Rosary circle will meet in dren admitted to the orphanage langerous mileage sive working conditions. any sort of coalition. Quite the the home of Mrs. John S. Walker, was the lowest in China. left in your old tires. Little by little the unions— or contrary, the Communist plan 271 S. Downing street (Race “ Parents, oftentimes pagans, 3404), Feb. 3 at 12:45 p.m. Mrs. would leave their unwanted Come in today! William Lichter will be assistant babies at the door of the or­ hostess. phanage, or even in gutters 1st High Mass Slated Feb. 1 The Mothers’ auxiliary o f Boy about the town. The sisters Scout troop 126 will meet in the would try to save these children, TAKE ADVANTAGE Joe Kavanaugh, Inc. home o f Mrs. Charles Grand, 341 most of whom suffered from ex­ S. Logan street, at 8 p.m., Tues­ posure, starvation, tuberculosis, 30 Years in Same Location By Pastor of Cure D'Ars day, Feb. 3. Mrs. William Free­ or syphilis. The people knew o f Great Savings on Fine Locally Owned and Operated man will be assistant hostess. the good work, and so the Red (Cure D’Art Pariili, DetiTer) place of the regular Altar and At a court of honor the follow­ police were unable to make 7th at Lincoln . TA. i261 The first parochial High Mass Rosary society meeting. ing scouts of troop 126 received their charges stick,” the Bishop Broadloom Carpets in the history of the Cure D’Ars The Altar and Rosary society merit badges: Eddie Loughry, said. ' parish will be sung by the pastor, is also planning to hold a bake life saving and citizenship in the Notwithstanding the dismissal Save Many Dollars . . . the Rev. William J. Mulcahy, at sale once a month on the fourth home; Richard Shea, scholarship of these charges, the Bishop was the Tower theater, 2245 Kearney Sunday, beginning Feb. 22, fol­ and music; Jack Yaggie, cooking kept in jail, under constant street, on Sunday morning, Feb. lowing the two Masses in the and scholarship; Kenneth Duran, guard by police and Red political "'Come Early" 1. at 9:45. Tower theater. The chairmen music and first aid. agents, who questioned him con­ Richard Buchmiller was ad­ The music for the Mass will be named for this project are Mmes. stantly. Having contracted pneu­ 100 Sq. Yards Modern Textured vanced in rank to second class. sung by the Blessed Sacrament S. J. Johns and R. B. Starke. , monia, he was packed o ff to the Pius Gertji and Clyde Gagnon adult choir under the direction Any parishioners who wish to mission to die. • WILTON BROADIOOM volunteer their services or baked were advanced to tenderfoot * * * of Blake Hiester. The Masses for rating. Johnnie Hession received 12-Ft. Widths-— Avocado Color the members of the Cure D’Ars goods are asked to communicate THE POLICE did not want a Regular 10.98 sq. yd. with either-of the two chairmen. a den stripe. parish held in the Tower theater The investiture cerem on ies dead Bishop on their hands. In­ SPECIAL ■ f.8 8 were begun on Sunday, Dec, 7, The funds realized On the bake stead he partially recovered, were conducted in t h e grade ...... 1 and the attendance has been sales will be used to purchase after emergency treatment in a »q- y d ...... vestments. > school auditorium by the assist­ gratifying. ant scout master, Mike Auer, on Red hospital near the mission. Father Mulcahy baptized Jan. Circle News Feb. 22. But once again he was returned • Only 200 Sq. Yards Only 100 Sq. Yards 25 two infants: Mary Ellen, Nine circle meetings are sched­ Pins were received by the fol­ to the jail. 9-Pt. and'12-Ft. California Original daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jo­ uled in the Cure D’Ars parish lowing from either their father All this time— seven months— Widths REVERSIBLE ^ seph J. Jezek, with Richard next week. On Monday, Feb. 2, or Mr. Auer: Pius Gertji, John he was in contact with none Two-1 one Green BROADLOOM O’^rady and Bess Riesenman as Mrs. Wilson C. Nicholas, 2674 Hession, Dick Schmitz, Clyde of his clergy or his faithful. sponsors, with Russell Helmick Dexter, will entertain the Inem­ Gagnon, Wayne Spike, Freddie One evening in September of Sculptured CARPET . aa proxy for Richard O’Grady; bers of S t Maria de Goretti’s Martin, and Bobbie Nemers. last year he received word from Broadloom Rich Brown Color DENVER INDUSTBIAIMNK Carolyn Krantz, daughter of circle at 8 p.m. On Feb. 3, two The Apache patrol presented a the jailer to prepare to move. Long-Wearing Quality 12-Foot Width CIORCI r. ROCK. RrwKw# Lt. and Mrs. Walter A. Krantz, circles will meet at 8 p.m.: St. regulation kerchief to Pius He was to be expelled from ^1584 CaWomfa U. ly Regular 9.98 sq. yd. Regular 5.50 sq. yd. |op>o«lH P—vrO ryR»eEurope to live jn Colorado. Mrs. The next morning, he and sq. yd...... ^ T h e proxies were ,Churchill and S t Gregory’s circle in the P. J. Loughry is ,the patrol another Vincentian missionary— sq. yd...... O Crowley and Bettie Crowley. home o f Mrs. John Martin, 3350 mother. Father Jules Meyrat, a Swiss Lieutenant Krantz is now at an Newport. The Rev. Julius A. Fecher, citizen— who was “ invited” to 600 Sq. Yards All-wool, heavy twist army base in Georgia and has Four circles will meet on the C.PP.S., told the monthly meet­ leave— were taken, under guard, been alerted for overseas duty. evening of Wednesday, Feb, 4, ing of the Athletic association to the bus station. Jan. 26 that the current series BROADLOOM Fund-Raising Projecf at 8 o’clock; Little Flower circle This was the road to Hong o f games parties is a financial 9-FT. and 12-FT. W IDTH S The first fund-raising proj­ in the home of Mrs. Glen E. Lar­ Kong, gateway to the Pacific. and social succ^. Father Fecher Green, Beige, Grey and Cinnamon ect sponsored by the Altar and sen, 2870 Newport; Cure D’Ars People who lined the streets said the party Jan. 27 would un­ Regular 11.98 value L a € / K L .' ■]

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^Thursday, January 29,1953 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Tefeplrene, Keyitene 4205 PAGE THREE

Good Shepherd Sisters Once Sheltered Jesu/f Educator Is C. U. WiNiam J. May Clarence Manion to Talk To Recite Vows in Over 80 Indian Girls for Government Religion Week Keynoter At American Legion Event Holy Cross Order Clarence Manion o f South vocations of distinguished law­ Though the work of the Sister Mary of the Holy Name 200. That number is a far cry A priest, native o f Boulder, l the few brother duos serving as Bend, Ind., one o f the nation’s yers and philosophers from all Good Shepherd home in Den­ Carroll, and Sister Mary Agnes from the 90 girls on hand when will retili-n to that university university presidents, most eloquent defenders of over the world and publishes an Americanism, who became dean annual volume of its proceed­ ver is well known by the gen­ of Jesus Judge. the nuns opened their first home town to give the opening address The St. Louis educator will Stayed With Lorettinei in 1885. at the annual Religion in Life speak at the all-school convoca of the University of Notre Dame ings. Because o f his speeches eral public, few are aware of Week at Colorado university tion on “ Divinity, Decision, and college of law in 1941 and re­ and writings on the subject of the fact that, soon after the The missionaries reached Den­ Taxpayers Saved Feb. 28. signed that post last year, will be Americanism, Mr. Manion was ver Sept. 18, 1883, and, after Destiny,” the theme o f the five- Denver house was opened in $45,000 Yearly He is the Very Rev. Paul C. day conference. the speaker at the 17th annual paying their respects to the reunion o f the Leyden-Chiles- April, 1885, for the care and in­ Bishop, were taken to St; Mary’s Through information received There will also be some 40 commuting speakers taking part Wickersham Last Squad in Den­ struction of u n d e rp riv ile g e d academy, where they were re­ in 1933 by the Denver Catholic in the conference. ver the night of Saturday, Feb. girls, the sisters provided a haven ceived by Mother Pancratia, Register from the referee of the The Reinert family are well 14. for more than 80 half-civilized superior of the Sisters of Loretto, juvenile court in charge of girls’ known Catholics in Boulder, and Dr. Manion is one of the fore­ Indian girls. whose hospitality they accepted cases and from the probation o f­ the father of the family is an most and ' most sought-after In July, 1885, a contract was until the rented cottages at 600 ficer, it was revealed that the speakers in the American made between the sisters and the Good Shepherd home saved the outstanding Boulder business­ S. Water street were ready for man. ' Legion. When he stops in Den­ government whereby Indian girls city arid county of Denver an occupancy. Women of the Cathe­ Another brother, James Rein­ ver next month, he will be en would receive training in the dral parish had secured the cot­ estimated $45,000 yearly. This route to the Pacific coast for home, then situated at E. Cedar sum was calculated on the per ert, is studying for the priesthood tages for the new arrivals and In the Jesuit order at St. Mary’s J.hree weeks of speaking engage­ i! avenue and Evans street. Father capita cost to the state and to furnished them with necessary college, St. Marys, Kans. ments, most of thesm under (later Monsignor) Percy A. Phil­ household supplies and groceries. the county 6f maintaining the Legion sponsorship. He will industrial school for girls in Mor­ Father Paul Reinert was born lips, chaplain of the convent, In 1884 arrangements were come to Denver from Buffalo, rison. The saving would probably in Boulder in 1910. He attended made a trip that summer to the made for the building o f a con­ where he will have filled an en­ Dakota territory and returned be tripled since that time. Regis and in 1927 entered the gagement at a Legion-sponsored vent at Cedar and Evans, and in Jesuit order. with 25 Indians. Those girls re­ At “ Mt. Euphrasia,” the fa­ meeting. ' April, 1885, the little commu­ He received the degrees of ii mained until August, 1888, when miliar name given to the home, Dr. Manion was a professor nity, already caring for 90 chil­ A.B., M.A., and Licentiate in Sa­ they were returned to their homes dren, moved into its new home. girls are taken in their adolesc­ of constitutional law and a prac­ in good health, and completely cred Theology from St. Louis ticing lawyer In South Bend, The community grew rapidly ence and are started on the cor­ university and his Ph.D. in edu­ transformed from their former rect path to womanhood. Ind., for about 25 years. He trend. In 1886, 26 more girls from in the ensuing years, and, as cational administration from the is a member of the law firm of Life at “ Mt. Euphrasia” is the Redman’s confines in the more charges were committed to University of Chicago. Temporary vows as a Doran & Manion in South Bend. similar to that in any good Dakotas were placed under the the nuns’ care, more room was His teaching assignments in­ He is the author of a number boarding school and is just as religious will be taken on Good Shepherd nuns’ care, and a needed for the children, par­ cluded faculty posts at Creighton of books and brochures, the most Feb. 2 by William John May third band of 31 was sent here in ticularly recreational facilities. varied and interesting. The girls high school in Omaha, St. Mary’s recent of which is the current 1888. When they came of age, The cornerstone of the present arise at a fairly early hour each college in St. Marys, Kans., and (above), so n .o f Mr. and Mrs. best seller The Key to Peace, Dr. Clarence E. Manion building, erected i at a cost of morning and attend Mass and im­ St. Louis university. which has been adopted by the members of these last two groups William May, 2728 Milwaukee awarded a medal by Freedoms $150,000, was laid in 1910, and mediately afterward go to break­ In 1944 he was named dean were released to their families Fr. Paul C. Reinert, S.J. street, Denver. American Legion for distribution Foundation, Valley Forge, Pa., the sisters moved into their new fast. of the college of arts and sciences gradually. , to the high schools throughout in 1949 and again in 1950. He quarters in 1913. The dedica Reinert, S.J., president of St. at St. Louis university and in the The young religious will recite The records of the institution Before school begins, orches­ the country as a part of its Amer­ now devotes full time to his law tion took place April 3, 1913, tra practice is usually held. Louis university, St. Louis. summer o f 1948, he was ap­ the vows as a member of the icanization program. • do not show that any more In­ business and speaking and writ­ with Bishop Nicholas C. Matz His brother, the Very Rev. pointed vice president of the uni Brothers of the Congregation of dian girls were brought to Den­ Classes are taken up at 8 o’clock In 1947 Dean Manion estab­ ing engag^ements. officiating. The Solemn Mass versity. The following year Fa­ the Holy Cross at ceremonies in ver after 1888. and dismissal is at noon, when Carl C. Reinert, S.J., is the presi­ lished the Natural Law institute “ We are indeed fortunate in was celebrated by the Rev. (later St. Joseph’s ' novitiate. Rolling, luncheon and an hour of recrea­ dent of Creighton university, ther Reinert became president of at the University of Notre Dame. securing Dean Manion for this Rt. Rev. Monsignor) William the university. Praire, Ind. Invited by Bishop Machebuf tion are enjoyed. High school in Omaha, Neb. 'They form one of Thfe institute holds annual con- big Legion event” said Chair­ O’Ryan, assisted by the Rev. In the spring of 1883, the Most the afternoon begins at 2 o’clock man Leo Crowley of the Last Charles Carr as deacon and the Rev. Joseph P. Machebeuf, first and grade school at 1 o’clock. Squad committee. “ A few of us Rev. (later Rt. Rev. Monsignor) Bishop of Denver, visited the There is a study hour in the late who were privileged to hear him David T. O’Dwyer as subdeacon. Good Shepherd monastery of the afternoon. Dinner is served at 6 Kansas Convert Aids All Saints^ Rebuilding Fund in Indiana resolved that we would The sermon was preached by the o’clock, and the evening is spent some day invite him to be a Last province of St. Louis, Mo., to Harold Peal, the Augusta, Saints’ parish and thus help re­ gnor’ Leon A. McNeill, who is tendent o f Catholic education in Rev. (later Rt. Rev. Monsignor) in recreation. Squad speaker. While we have solicit a colony of sisters to estab­ Kans., convert who sent a check lieve them of the burden. well known in the Archdiocese the Diocese of Wichita and a Hugh L. McMenamin. When the girls are not in had many good speakers, I lish a foundation in his Episcopal for $5 to the Rev. Harley Mr. Peal had been a member of Denver. Of particular interest former president of Sacred city of Denver. The pioneer Chapel Gift of Mrs. Osner school in the afternoons, they are promise that this one will be Schmitt to help in the rebuilding of a Protestant congregation in the past year was the recep­ Heart college in Wichita, he is Bishop spoke enthusiastically of Among outstanding gifts made busily engaged in various occu­ the best.” of All Saints’ church, Denver, is whose church was just across the tion into the Church of a woman one of the pioneers in the Con­ his young diocese, and Mother to the home is the chapel donated pations. They are taught to sew, Reservations for the Last one of 12 adult converts received street from the St. ^ames parish and her son whose husband and fraternity of Christian Doctrine Mary of the Sacred Heart Tour- in 1931 by Mrs. J. A. Osner. embroider, crochet, mend, cook, Squad dinner, to be held in the into the Church in St. James’ property. He had, in fact, held father was at that time head of and in the field of adult discus­ ville. Provincial, received the ap­ Since the completion of the iron, etc. auditorium of the Memorial parish, Augusta, in the past year. some official office in the Chris­ the local Masonic order. In def­ sion clubs has worked closely plication favorably. Chosen to chapel and other remodeling, building, are now being ac­ For those with business apti­ tian Church, and just a week or erence to his friends in the over a period of years with the make the trek to Colorado were there has been in the home a Mr. Peal, who is employed in cepted. Because of the expected tude, there are excellent com­ so before his Baptism there were lodge, this man deferred action national chairman of that move­ Mother Mary of the Angel community of Magdalen Sisters, mercial courses in typewriting, the large refinery of the Socony- great demand. Chairman Crow­ public prayers in his former non- in his own case until he had ment, the Rt. Rev. Monsignor ley urges all posters to apply at Guardian of St. Seraphine Cerny, who are directed by the Sisters shorthand, bookkeeping, and sec­ Vacuum Oil company in Augusta, Catholic church offered in the finished his term of office, but Gregory Smith, pastor of St. Sister Mary of Emiliana Feehery, of the Good Shepherd. The Os­ retarial science. Those with mu­ came into the Church in the once. The price will be $3 a hope that he would change his he is now under instruction and Fran(?is de Sales’ parish, Denver. plate. ner improvements cost $75,000. sical ability are given vocal les­ early fall of last year and was mind and not become a member will undoubtedly soon be for­ On the golden jubilee of the sons and may learn to play al­ followed into the fold before the of the Church. mally a member of the Church. Dr. G. J. home in 1933, a three-day cele­ most any instrument. year closed by his wife and teen­ age daughter, who attends Au­ The convert movement in St. Monaignor McNeill has had an bration was highlighted by a Sol­ Dramatic art and painting are gusta high school. James’ parish has been very suc­ extremely active career in the MclNTYRE CLEANERS Schaeuble emn Pontifical Mass celebrated offered, and plays are presented Sept. 16 by the Most Rev. Urban The reaction of Mr. Peal to cessful under the leadership of field of Catholic education and Optometrist regularly by the girls. Some un- the pastor, the Rt. Rev. Monsi­ apologetics. A former superin- Make Your Garments Look Better J. Vehr. usally fine art work has been this tragedy is indicative of his Specialist The good that the sisters have done by several students. feeling of thankfulness in being and Last Longer . . . done in rectifying the lives of guided into the true Church. He For Visual Recreation plays an important And Our Extra Service Includes: young girls and restoring them role in the daily schedule. The read of the fire in a copy of the William McGlone Elected Eye Care to their rightful places in society home has a well-equipped play­ Denver Catholic Register, which 1. Cuffs and pockets cleaned of lint and dirt. is incalculable, but appreciation ground outside as well as an in­ is received regularly by a friend 2. Spotted for perspiration and odor. 638 Empire Bldg. KE. 5840 for their work has from the very door gymnasium and auditorium, of his, and immediately declared 3. All seams sewed and missing buttons replaced. beginning raised up many friends where the girls play basketball, that all Catholics, regardless of Community Chest Head Dolls and Doll Parts and benefactors. The home is an indoor baseball, and various their geographical location, agency of the Catholic Charities other games. The school has its should be anxious to share the William F. McGlone o f St. four years’ service on the budget MclNTYRE CLEANERS RELIGIOUS STATUES and of the Community Chest. own motion picture machine and loss with the members of All John’s parish. Catholic attorney committee, two of them as chair­ 2266 So. Colorado Blvd. PL. 5-0234 man. REPAIRED The en'rollment in the home, suitable pictures are shown at and civic leader, was elected which offers a full educational regular intervals. Parties and en­ Columban Fr. Cryan, president of the Denver area •. He is also president of the A.B.C. Doll Hospital' jjfogram, including all four years tertainments, musical and other­ Colorado Heart association, past Mr. & Mrs. J. A. McCourt of high scliool and a commercial wise, are held frequently. president of the Denver Urban 1515 Arapahoe, Denver MA. 7617 course, has reached as many as Extensive training also is Formerly in Denver, league, a board member of the given in etiquette. In the dining­ Denver Service men’s USD cen­ room, each table seating eight Heads Fiji College ter, and a board member of girls has its “ hostess,” whose Catholic Charities. These are all (R jiilauJuinL duty is to see that each girl is The new rector of the sec­ Community Chest agencies. properly served. In addition, Mr. McGlone is SUNDAY • SPECIAL FAMILY DINNER • SUNDAY ondary college at Namosau in the Girls coming to “ Mt. Eu­ Fiji Islands is the Rev. Michael chairman of the Colorado Board m SUNDAY SPECIAL ONLY of Health and a member of the phrasia” are of all creeds and J. Cryan, M.A., of the Colum- $ 1 .2 5 nationalities. They are between city’s Public Welfare Advisory $ 1 . 2 5 Served From 11:00 A.M. ban Fathers, according to ap­ the ages of 12 and 18. They are board. Until 5:00 P.M. Only pointments announced by the admitted through the central He maintains an active inter­ CHOICE OF Most Rev. Victor Foley, S.M., office of the Catholic Charities, est in Central City cultural ac­ Pineapple Juice Tomato Juice Vicar Apostolic of the Fiji Is­ Cream of Mushroom Soup the juvenile court, and other tivities. Prune Juice Grapefruit Juice Seafood Cocktail lands. courts. Applicants are referred CHOICE OF Father Cyran received his Mullen Company FRENCH FRIED JUMBO SHRIMP. TARTAR SAUCE by parish priests or their parents, FRIED FILET OF SOLE. TARTAR SAUCE and sometimes they voluntarily master’s degree in education at Donates $5,000 FRIED CALVES LIVER WITH BACON OR ONIONS request admission. Loyola university, Chicago. It was announced at the meet- BREADED VEAL CUTLET. TOMATO SAUCE While studying journalism at the CHICKEN A LA KING EN CASSEROLE. TOAST POINTS Most of the girls come from 'ing that the Community Chest In choosing a monument for your loved ones, be OVEN BAKED SWISS STEAK homes broken by divorce or der Register in Denver, he served as trust fund had been increased sure to select a dealer who offers the finest in GRILLED PORK CHOPS. APPLE SAUCE sertion o f either parent, or from assistant at the Cathedral. He in the past year by a contribu­ ROAST YOUNG COLORADO TOM TURKEY, SAGE DRESSING materials and guaranteed workmanship. CRANBERRY SAUCE a poor home environment, often have two other Columban tion of $5,000 from the J. K. BAKED VIRGINIA HAM. FRUIT SAUCE where the mother has gone out missionaries, Fathers Kevin F. Mullen Investment company. For Over 48 Years We Have Given This Service MEAT BALLS WITH SPAGHETTI, PARMESIAN CHEESE to work. When they are received Fleming and Gerald Hurley, with Alfred M. O’Meara, Jr., was POTATOES in the home, they are given a him on the college staff. Ten elected to a three-year term on French Fried Parsley Boiled Oven Baked Cream Whipped thorough physical examination other Columbans were appointed the budget committee. LIESVELD MEMORIAL CO. VEGETABLES by a competent physician. The to parishes. Among honorary vice presi­ SALAD—Choice of health of the girls is closely William F. McGlone Creamed Cold Slaw CottaKe Cheese Combination This is the first time since dents are John J. Sullivan and 13000 West 44th Ave. Wheatridge, Colorado guarded. When any girl is ill, Christianity was introduced into Archbishop Urban Vehr. DESSERTS Community Chest at the annual across from Mt. Olivet Cemetery Ice Cream Sherbet Layer Cake Prunes Jello she is taken to the infirmary the islands, exactly a century Named as one of the directors American Cheese (Crackers) and cared for by the trained ago, that missionaries other than meeting of the" Chamber o f Com­ is B. K. Sweeney, Jr. ARVADA 0499R3 DRINKS nurse who is always in attend­ Marists have been available for merce Jan. 27. J. Kenneth Malo served last Coffee Tea Milk 5c Extra ance. A dentist comes regularly, mission posts in.the Fijis. Mr. McGlone was elected after year as secretary of the Chest. and meaical examinations are given by two physicians. A C hild's P l a t e * Cream Whipped Potatoes and Gravy, for the Children Compliments of the House WHERE CAN ONE GO TODAY AND GET A DINNER LIKE THE ABOVE Father Scannell ^Aing OatAo/s MENU FOR THE RIDICULOUS LOW PRICE OF $1.26 WITH A PLATE FOR THE SMALL CHILDREN AT NO EXTRA CHARGE? WE ARE SERVING THIS DINNER ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON TO PATRONS WHO DESIRE TO DINE EARLY. BRING THE CHILDREN AND AVOID lo Offer Mass THE DELAYS OF A LATER HOUR. GUESTS COMING IN BEFORE S 5 :00 WILL STILL BE SERVED AT THESE PRICES. At, RESTAURANT For K. of C. Class A Father John W. Scannell will % 1644 AC. 0709 be the celebrant of a Mass that Z will precede initiation rites for a Our Services Are Priced to Glenarm AC. 0700 Knights of Columbus class named in his honor. The Mass will be in the Cathe­ dral, Denver, at 9 o’clock Feb. 8. Fit Your Needs and Your The class consists of 50 can­ didates for Denver council 539. "WHERE DENVER DINES" Three degrees will be exemplified Ability to Pay in daylong ritual at the K. of C. home, E. 16tH avenue and Grant street. James F. McConaty Assisting the council officers will be Father Scannell, Father y c u n e e d John E. Casey, S.J., state chap­ lain; and Father Charles T. RELIGIOUS ARTICLES, CHURCH SUPPLIES Jones. All candidates, sponsors, and aTHOLIC BOOKS, or PRAYER BOOKS many members of the council will receive Communion in a body Our Personalized Service Is d e e d ted iete y m i 5e e in the Mass. It is the first time a priest has celebrated Mass for the class on the day an initiation lA e SPeed class honored him. Available to All at Father Scannell has been par­ For alffloit half • century memberi of the Rational ticularly active in promoting the Aiaooiation of Catholic Publiihera and Dealers in K. of C. advertising of the faith Church Goodi have devoted themtelvea to the con- program. No Extra Cost Bcientioua aervice df the Church, and maintenance of The candidates and sponsors the higheit standards in diurch goods. will mpet at the K, of C. home John J. (Jack) Denny « « Member • » . , ^ at 8:30 a.m. and march to the Cathedral in a body. Breakfast will follow the Mass. Complftf I inr of Reiigioua ArlicUi for Church arid The first degree will be given at 11; lunch will be held at noon; \Va;$ncr anil 4 u . the ^second degree rites are set for 1 p.m.; and third degree at 3, B O U L E V A R D Iftonzuom followed by a social hour and sup­ < lii iu II per. 3020 FEDERAL BOULEVARD GR. 1626 606 14rh St. Between California & Welton TA 8331 Large groups of visitors from ■'h state councils are expected for the ceremonies. A SS8BSB

PAGE FOUR Office,. 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 Thursday, January 29,1953 St. Francis^ Pep Club Has Annual Fete CSMC Parley Held at St. Joseph's Denver Newspaper Editors (S t. Francis de Salas’ High man. Queen Mary Frances was day. Jan. 31. Two teams o f de­ School, Danver) crowned by Norma Jean Chum- baters will compete. On the af­ The Cathedral room o f the Al­ side, Pep club president. firmative team are Kathryn Music for the dance was pro­ Joyce and Catherine Glowes, on Will Judge College Papers bany hotel was the scene Jan. 28 vided by Bill Petre and his or­ the negative team, Thomas Mur- o f the annual St. Francis de Alex Murphree will judge chestra. The Pep club moderator nan and Edward Duran. The be selected from these papers. Sales’ Pep club dance. the high school and college The judges will use a point The name given this year’s and the director for the dance teams will debate “ The Atlantic papers at the Loretto Heights system for this contest; the dance was “Snowflake Swirl." was Miss Marion Stortz. Pact Nations Unite.” ' College PreSs convention, Feb. paper receiving the most Queen for the affair was Mary On Wednsday morning the en­ DeiegaHon to 5-6. Jack Heher of the Denver tire freshman class .of St. Francis points will be awarded the Frances Fulham, daughter of Mr. Press Conference Catholic Register and Jack Outstanding Merit award. and Mrs. R. E. Fulham. The de Sales’ visited the State Capitol The staffs o f the Fransalian Mohler of the Rocky Mountian The three judges will hold queen’s court consisted of at­ and attended the morning session annual and newspaper, together News will assist him in the of the Legislature. one general session for all tendants Delores Zambo, senior; with other journalism students, judging of the high school A large group o f St. Francis delegates on Friday, Feb. 6, Margaret Kleinchnitz, junior; will form the delegation from St. papers. de Sales' speech students will go from 2 to 4 p.m. in the Admin­ Mary Ellen Carroll, sophomore; Francis de Sales’, attending the and Norma Lou Artzer, fresh- to the Regis speech meet Satur- Mr. Murphree, formerly istration building. Private con­ Loretto Heights Press convention journalism teacher at ^an An­ ferences with the moderators + ++ Feb. 5 and 6. The Rev. Robert Ke- + + tonio State Teachers’ college, and staff of various high keisen of the Register System of San Antonio, Tex., now edits school papers will follow. Mr. Newspapers and adviser to the the drama news of the Denver Murphree’s criticism of the Pep Club Queen Fransalian, has been invited to Post. He has worked for three college newspapers will begin conduct a session dealing with other papers, the Houston at -1 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 6. the news stories o f the school News, the Chicago Times, and Last year Dr. Regis Boyle paper. Clara Keirns, Dennis Don- the San Antonio Express. nelly, and Marilyn Nelson will was the judge for the- papers School papers of the attend­ participate in several discussion submitted to the conference. ing delegates will be judged groups held during the conven­ She gave several talks at the tion. on typography, photography, convention in addition to hold­ Other staff members attending and make-up. An outstanding ing private conferences with are James Kettring, Carolyn Car­ editorial, feature story, and the editorial staff of varioui michael, Patricia Libonati, Ed­ news and sports story will also papers. ward "Burke, Jo Ellen Nicolai, Courtney Reid, Louis Martinelli, and Jeanne Guerin. ST. JOSEPH’S HIGH SCHOOL was Father John MePhee, C.SS.R., Wichita, Kans., Journalism members attending host to the third quarterly meeting of the who recently conducted the retreat for the high are John Reilly, Catherine CSMC Jan. 25. school students, talked to the group on “ Opti­ CATHEDRAL PARISH Glowes, Madelyn Smith, Mary mism.” These Friendly Firms Deserve Your Patronage Jean Reilly, Miriam Corish, Joan The regular business of the meeting was car­ Father MePhee is shown in the photo address­ Pepper, Richard Woertman, ried on under the direction of the Rev. Deacon ing the students. On the stage, from left to right, Shirley "Van, Rose Richardson, Patrick Kennedy of St. Thomas’ seminary. are Patricia Sadusky, chairman of the mission Mary O’Kane. Barbara Cook, -The St. Joseph choral club furnished musical committee; Frank Severa, the Rev. Deacon Patrick O'Dell Cleaners Penelope O’Grady, Leona Witt, entertainment. Mission posters made by the vari­ Kennedy, and the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Gregory Brennan. Prop. Karlyne Taylor, Jean Cline, Jerry ous schools were exhibited and exchanged. Smith.— (Photo by William J. Hofschulte) 607 E. I8th CH. 1027 Van Dyke, Joseph Craven, Mary Skirts Cleaned & Pr.....5 0 « ) Ellen Lewis, Madonna Bischof- IVew Name Sought Men’s Trousers Cl. & Pr. 4 5 ^ PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED berger, Jerome King, Mary Con­ Alterations dc Repairing FOR AND DELIVERED ners, Bernard Bratrsovsky, and Laundry Service Colfax at Downing Denver Carol Sims. Ski Trip to Winter Park Donald Pacheco KEystone 3217 Retreat Is Slated Is Planned by YPC Feb. 1Is Chief Editor DOYLE’S (Young People'* Confederation, high school pounds, Speer boule­ At Loretto Heights Denver) vard at Elliott street near West PHARMACY Th* Psrticttlsr Drussist MARY FRANCES FULHAM (left), senior at St Students of Loretto Heights The Young People’s confedep- 29th avenue at 8 a.m. The trans­ portation charge will be approxi­ At St. Joseph's 17th AVE. AND GRANT ^oeoiM 4 college, Denver, will begin their ation is planning a ski trip by bus Francis de Sales’, happily accepts the office of queen of VlMVlS,, Coio. annual retreat Jan. 21, under to Winter park this Sunday, mately $2 per person. (St. Joseph’s High School, KE. SI87 FREE DELIVERY the “ Snowflake Swirl,” Pep club dance, from Norma Jean Churn- the direction of the Rev. Charles Feb. 1. Reservations may be made by Denver) side, the Pep club president, also a senior.— (Photo by Turilli) Guilfoyle, C.P. A chartered bus is scheduled calling John Tamburello, AC. Don Pacheco, junior journal­ Father Guilfoyle, widely to meet the group at the North 0397, not later than Friday night. ist, became the 1953 editor-in- No Down Payment The firms listed here known as the “ Retreat Priest,” Reservations are not restricted Motor Overhaulinc chief of The Santa Fe at the an­ Body & Fender Repairs is the founder, organizer, and National Group Slates to club members only, but are nual journalism banquet held deserve to be remembered open to anyone interested in Tailored Seat Covers director of the Laymen’s re­ Jan. 21 in the Golden Lantern Motor Tune-up ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S PARISH School Panel Jan. 30-31 skiing. when you are distributing treats at Holy Cross monastery. restaurant. Used Cars According to Leeds Lacy, re­ The regular meeting will be your patronage in the dif­ Patronise These Friendly Firms Mount Adams, Cincinnati, 0. He Other staff appointments in­ gional director of the National held Thursday, Jan. 29, in Pres- Cathedral Motors was the former assistant cluded the news editor, Dolores JOE GAFFNEY, Prop. ferent lines of business. Citizens Commission for the ention church hall at 8 p.m. Pres­ spiritual director and professor Hofschulte; sports editor, Jim 1715 Loesn KE. 8038 Public Schools, all panels of the entation hall is located at West of modern langruages at the Pas- Owen; feature editors, Jeanette commission’s meeting Jan. 30 Seventh avenue a n d Julian LEN'S Pharmacy P L U M B I N G sionist seminary, St. Louis, Mo. Ward and Cherlyn Cerise; and Ordained to the priesthood in and 31 in the Hotel Cosmopoli­ street. Events for the coming BRICKEY MOLLOT managing editor, Ralph Lowder. L. C. rEHK. Prop. & June, 1939, Father Guilfoyle has tan, Denver, will be open to the month will be discussed. Member St. Vincent de Ponl’* Porlih Staff photographer and staff FRA.VK MOLLOT, Owner since conducted missions and re­ public free of charge. Further Anyone who has a suggestion Hava Your Doctor Phone Shop, SP. 2309 Res.. 8P. 9122 artist are Alan Tufford and treats in 391 places. He?*^s»also information on the two-day con­ ST. JAMES' PARISH U» Your Preocription Remodeling, Repairing for a permanent name for the Pat\y Kulp, respectively. .8707 E. Louisiana RA. 3739 retreat master at the Passionist vocation can be obtained from club is asked to bring that sug­ Please Patronise These Friendly Firms or New Work Fathers and Laymen’s Retreat The Rev. Paul Schwarz, At Loaisiana and South Clayton Leeds Lacy at 1100 14th street, gestion to the meeting as this FHA Financinz 065 8. Pearl house. Sierra Madre, Calif. Denver, AC. 5326. C.SSR, and Paul Hallett o f the is the final night of the con­ Register were guests of the test. A prize will be awarded journalists. Washington Park Mkt. to the person who submits the Walt Badger Says: Outgoing editors announced Open Sundays, 9 to 1 winning name. Red & White Food Stores Denver Christian Brother the new staff and presented the Your beautifnl formats will re­ Week Days 7 to 7 A social will follow the meet­ BILL HUGHES, Prop. members with NSPA pins. Re­ ing. Dancing and refreshments ceive expert personal attention. tiring editors then received gifts Hawes Food Store are the main features of the Complete Food Service Attends Vocation Panel in recognition of their work on social. Booker Hawea — Gayla Bawei the paper. 598 South Gilpin Brother Amedy Joseph repre­ Listing representatives from Several persons attended the A Bi-Low Store “Iff Smart to Bo Thrifty** The appointment of a new Associated Cleaners sented the Western area of the Mass Jan. 25 in Christ the King the five United States provinces, staff at the beginning of the sec­ Quality Meats - New Orleans-Santa Fe province from Canada and from Mexico, church in Evergreen. After Mass ond semester marks an innova­ Groceries The firms listed here of the Christian Brothers at a the convention, during the nine- breakfast was prepared and 6736 E. Coliax t',.. EA. 5462 served on the picnic grounds. tion. The change is being made Freeh & Frozen Fruits deserve to be remembered day meeting, reviewed the theol­ to enable the senior journalists ogy of vocation, discussed re­ The group then went to Home- and Vegetables to. devote all of their time to the when you are distributing cruiting techniques, the promo­ wood park for an afternoon of ' Louisiana and Clayton production of the school annual. tion of more priestly vocations ice skating, and ended the day your patronage in the dif­ The Trail. from Christian Brothers’ schools, with dancing. SP. 5 717 ferent lines of business. Thirty members of the jour­ and appraised vocational ma­ Some members of the YP con­ nalism classes will attend the Lo­ ST. PHILOMENA'S PARISH terials with a view to more and federation are working on com­ retto Heights Press convention better vocation literature on a mittees with the Denver Cath­ Patronise These Friendly Firms national scale. olic Youth council for the valen­ Feb. 5-6. Dolores Elliott, ’53, will lead one of the discussion Student counseling w a s tine dance to be held on Satur­ stressed as a particular means of day, Feb. 14. groups. Texaco Products Betty & Bob’s aiding young men to find their nONNlE BRAE lifework. Lubrication Tires Beauty & Washing Accessories Brother Hilarion Frederick, Barber Shop F.S.C., vocational director of the All-Parish Dance Is Set J oe & Andys Specializing in Shopping Center St. Louis province, was host to Frere Andre Marie, F.S.C., Pro­ Permanent SERVICE STATION Waving vincial Emeritus of Montreal, At St. Vincent's Feb. 14 12th Sc. Clayton FR. 9826 EA. 4723 2603 E Canada; Hermano Antonino The firms listed here Bonnie Brae Drug Co. Maria, F.S.C., of Mexico; Brother (S t. Vincent de Paul’s Parish, social period for cards after the Edwin Anselm, F.S.C., of the deserve to be remembered Alfred C. Andenon, Owner-Msnaser Denver) meeting for those who care to Baltimore province; Brother Cy­ The “ All-Parish” dance, which play. All men of the parish are Have your Doctor phone -ut ril Malachy, F.S.C., of the South­ m when you are distributing will be held in conjunction with cordially invited. ST. JOSEPH'S PARISH your Prescriptions ern section of the New Orleans— the parish dedication, is sched­ The Men’s Pinochle club will iii your patronage in the dif­ Santa Fe province. Please Patronise These Friendly Firms Been, Wine*, Etc. uled for Feb. 14 in the gym­ have treat night this Thursday, ferent lines of business. Brother Anselm Thomas, nasium. Bill Petrie’s orchestra Jan. 29. Joseph Bauer and his 763 So. University RA. 2874 F.S.C., of the New York prov­ will play. son, Larry, are treating the men Brother Amedy Joieph ince; Brother Sabinus Edward Parishioners are urged to in­ to refreshments A large attend­ F.S.C., of the Province o f San OPEN »TIL MIDNIGHT EVERY NIGHT CONOCO PRODUCTS vocation workshop held by the vite their non-Catholic friends to ance would be appreciated. The Preisser's Red & White Francisco; and Brother Amedy vocational director of the Chris­ this dance, and thus help promote entrance to be used by the club Labricatlon, Car Washing. Battcrlu Joseph, F.S.C., of the Western is on Arizona street side. Recharged, Tire Vulcanizing tian Brothers at the mother-house more pommunity sociability. The NORM 'S TEXACO SERVICE Grocery and Market area of the New Orleans— Santa chairmen for the dance are of the St. Louis province in Glen­ Fe province. The Most Precious Blood cir­ NORM ENGBLOM. Prop. BONNIE BRAE coe, Mo. Mmes. Charles Finder and Perry cle will meet Thursday after­ FANCY MEATS. VEGETABLES. AND August. Tk«m in4 Flrntoni Prodith SPEER BLVD. A T BANNOCK QUALITY GROCERIES noon, Jan. 29, in the home of LibriMtIon inO Wiihini TABOR 9222 CONOCO SERVICE Students’ The Altar and Rosary so­ Free Delivery SPrnce 4447 Mrs. Margaret Rohrbach. 724 So. University PE. 9909 2331 EL Ohio Ave. (So. Univ. and Ohio) Contribution ciety will receive Communion St. Gerard’s circle will be the \ n a group in the 8 o’clock guests of Mrs. Roy Floyd on Carolyn’s Cleaners Catholic Pupils Mass on Sunday, Feb. I. The firms listed here Thursday evening, Jan, 27. The society will meet on deserve to be remembered 748 Fox Straet The Little Flower circle will Phona CHerry 2832 Monday, Feb. 2. The Rosary when you are distributing will be recited in the church at meet in the home of Mrs. Earl lo Take Part in Hahn on Thursday, Feb. 19, at 1 Quality Dry Cleaning SOCTH GAYLORD 1 p.m. and the meeting will your patronage in the dif­ o ’clock. follow in the hall. ferent lines of business. fFa Pick Up and Deliver Shopping District The Holy Name society will William Ter Haar is seriously (hrni4 sn4 Opirit- by lltl Alilis, Polio Fund Show meet Wednesday evening, Feb. 4, ill in St. Joseph’s hospital. ____*» 8t Jmsb'i Psrlib in the basement of the new par­ The Sacred Heart gjade school ish hall. chorus of 90 voices and the Loy­ Promoted by Bank The firms listed here BELMONT The program committee has PLUMBING CO. ola ballet are twq of many arranged for a very interesting John A. Fortune, assist­ ST. FRANCIS DE SALES' PARISH deserve to be remembered groups featured in the Big Show Technicolor film , Resourceful ant cashier of the First Na­ for Polio scheduled Feb. 1 in the Colorado, which has been pro­ Patronise These when you are distributing Repairing & Contracting tional Bank in Golden, was pro­ Friendly Firms NO JOB TOO LARGE OR SMALL Denver Coliseum. Show time is duced by the Denver and Rio moted to the position as execu­ your patronage in the dif­ Free Estimatca 3 p.m. Grande railroad. Refreshments SAM BOXER, Mgr. 1076 S. Garlord tive vice president of the bank at ferent lines of business. The big, fast-moving program will be served and there will be a Day,, PE. 2070 has a total cast of 1,300 Denver the annual organizational meet­ Alameda Drug Store Nighti, EA. 5379 youngsters, the finest teen-age ing of the board of directors. V. O. PETERSON. Prop. talent in the area. 2 Regis Sociologists Mr. Fortune, a member of St, Mobiloil - Pennzoil > Mobilgas Cnt Rate Drugs GAYLORD' Dwight McCready, director of Vincent de Paul’s parish, Denver, FALBY'S Lubrication & Washing music for the Denver Catholic Offer New Courses came to the bank in January, Fountain Service Sundries CLEANERS Tune Up • Clutch & Brake schools, and his Just Kids band 1946, with a wealth of experience Your Business Appreciated Two outstanding Regis sociol­ Paint & Hardware PICKUP & DELIVERY will be on hand in this polio in the finance field. He was as, Alameda & So. Broadway So. Gaylord Service benefit extravaganza. ogists will offer special courses sistant cashier of the First Na^ during the second semester of the ‘T ry Falb/s FirsP* fPe Give Green Stamps General chairman of the Big tional bank of Liberal, Kans., night school which opens Feb. 2 Cente^r and Garage Show (title courtesy of NBC) is from 1929 to 1938 and served as CONOCO PRODUCTS PE. 1350 - 1025 So. Gaylord in Loyola hall on the Regis cam­ Jim Kopp. Father James Moyni- division collection manager for Lubrication - Delco Batteries 32 Broadway PE. 2940 1001 So. Gaylord SP. 6443 Joseph Bowlds, a senior pus, Denver. han of (5ur Lady of Grace par­ at Regis college, Denver, is John Deer Plow company of Kan­ ish, Denver, and Tommy Golden The Rev. James F. Walsh, S.J., sas City, from 1938 to 1945. Car Washing 1092 So. shown stuffing $56 into a hat Open Friday and Saturday BONNIE BRAE are ticket chairmen. Ph.D., will teach “ Social Prob­ for the March of Dimes drive Evenings Gaylord Bob Lotito is coproducing the lems” from 8:30 to 9:20 on Tues­ W. A. (Dutch) THOMAS JEW ELRY X PE. 2 4 ^ BOB'S IGA show with Barry Loric. now going on. The money was day and 'Thursday evenings, and Family Serves Nation collected from the high school Alameda & Logan PE. 9S40 Red Fenwick is publicity chair­ the Rev. Lucius F. Cervantes, Ashland, N. H.— Four sons of students at Regis. Joe, who is J)el Diedrich, Prop. man, assisted by Pasquale Mar- S.J., Ph.D., will offer a course in Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Paquette SUPER MARKET ranzino. prefect of the sodality, is the “ Catholic Social Problems" from are now serving in the armed Temptation Guaranteed Repairing son of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Bowlds 6:30 to 8:20 on Wednesday eve­ Meats - Groceries - Vegetables Tickets may be obtained at forces, and a fifth plans to join 1048 So. Gaylord SP. 6026 of Blessed Sacrament parish. nings. _____ BUCHANAN’S Better Quality for Leu the K. of C. hall, E. 16th avenue after he is graduated from high and Grant street. Prices are $1 school. In addition, the Catholic 9 o l 0 t a a m . Christian Bros. Wines j for adults apd 50 cents for chil­ couple have a daughter (a nurse) dren. Proceeds of the show Will Youth to Sponsor Dance ^ All Popniar Beers and son who are veterans of / W* Dellvar ■ ! go to the March of Dimes. World war II. The couple have KEENE SUPER MARKET For All Saints' Parish 12 children. PE.'1777 377 So.Bdwy. 1093 S. Gaylord Fred Keene, Prop. RA. 0902 LOYOLA PARISH All Catholic youth groups in Denver will combine to spon­ Broadway Creamery sor a dance to benefit Father Harley Schmitt’s fire-hit All Sworn in for 3rd Time Patronise These Friendly Firms 66 So. Broadway Sp. 2665 store Hours: 8 tp 6:30 Mon., Tues., Wed. Saints’ parish. New York. — Dr, Francis J. 8 to 7:30 Thurs., Fri. & Sat. The event, called Cupid’s Capers, will be held Saturday, O’Brien, 62, was sworn in for his SAVE TIME TRADE AT HOME Feb. 14. The place for the benefit has not yet been decided. third consecutive term as associ­ tgdsfslt • Nationally Advertised Foods Rockr Fisri tnil Js* Hsjss * Co-operating as sponsors are the St. Thomas "'University ate superintendent of public Corlin's Mobil Service club, Cathedral "Young People’s club, the East Side Youth club, schools by Mayor Vincent Impel- Cleoners & Dyers • Fresh Fruita and Vegetables Rocky’s Pharmacy, Inc. BOB CARLIN and the Young People’s Federation. litteri. Both men are Catholics. (Hsraber 8 t Frsnei* D* Sales' Parish) J. H. Bolsinger - Difk Tremlet • Top Grade Meats •— Sea Foods — Poultry Your Convenient Glen Stocking’s band will provide music. All Denver Catho­ Dr. O’Brien was re-elected to his Lubrication Druggist lic youth over 18 years of age are invited to attend at a charge post, in charge of the division of It’s Keene Super Market for the Keenest Buys in Town of 50 cents. It is a non-date event. child welfare, by the Board of Washing . . . Steam Cleaning 328 Broadway ^7;, f Prescription* Liqnor All the profits will go to All Saints’ parish to help any Education. His salary is $16,600 Pickup & Delivery Phone* PE, 3753 & 3 7^ 17th and R*c* EAit <867 future reconstruction plans. a year. 1st & Logan SP. 9930 L T. Office, 939 Bonnoek,Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 PAGE FIVE Nine Are Graduated at Regis Second Term Registration Boys Town's Grand Charnpion Steers Set at Children's Museum Another session of fun is set Movies will be shown on regis­ for the boys and rirls of Denver tration day at 9, 10, 11, 1, and 2 and nearby commirtiitiea when, on o’clock and children may see one ^Saturday, Jan. 31, the second of the shows either before or term registration is set at the after registration. Children’s museum. Following the new program On this date, children, ranging adopted in the first fall term, in grade level from first through identical programs will be of­ sixth, may sign up again as mem­ fered every Saturday in the bers of the Museum club, the morning session and again in the Young American Craftsmen. afternoon. Children will enroll in This is true for both old and new the session of th'bir choosing. ^ members. Hours of registration Workihop Set are from 9 until 3 o’clock in the new home of the Children’s mu­ Morning hours will be from seum, 1370 Bannock street. 9:30 to 11:30 o’clock and the afternoon session from 1 to 3 o’clock. This second term will run from Feb. 7 through April Story-Writing, 25, offering 10 weeks of exciting and diversified programs includ­ ing art experiences of all kinds; Workshop periods for painting Journalism in and clay work, paper construc­ tion, and mobile experiments, as well as movies, puppet shows, and other forms of instructive enter­ Regis Classes tainment. The grand opening of the,sec­ Registration is now open for ond term, scheduled for Satur­ short story writing and journal­ day, Feb. 7, will take its impetus ism classes to be given in the from a new exhibition called evening at Regis college, Denver. “ Bulls a n d Bullfighters,” a honors for the grand champion carload o f steers. Classes in short story writing will THE GRAND CHAMPION carload colorful presentation of the sport The carload was purchased by King’s Soopers be held every Thursday from NINE STUDENTS of Regis college, families were served breakfast in the college as it is carried on in Mexico and of steers, exhibited at the National West­ of Denver at the record price of 48 cents a pound, 7:30 to 9:20 p.m. Journalism cafeteria. The graduates are as follows, left to Spain. ern Stock show, was raised and shown by the or 21^ cents more than last year. Denver, were graduated ^t ceremonies classes will be held every Tues­ famous Boys Town of Nebraska. This is the sec­ in the Regis chapel Jan. 25, when the Very Rev. right, front row; Vincent Lutz, James Lusk, day at the same time. The jour­ It will include matador cos Shown standing ra re st the sign is Clifford ond year in a row that Boys Town, against a Raphael C. McCarthy, S.J., president of the Francis Gibbons, and Thomas Cannady; and back nalism class will begin Feb. 3, the tumes, paintings, and sculptures Wanebo, meat buyer, and Fred La Guardia, school, offered the Graduates’ Mass. row, Robert Kelly, Samuel Shephard, Charles short story writing class, Feb. 5. which are concerned with the large field of competition, has carried away the supervisor. Following the Mass, the students and their Dowse, William Bialack', and Myron McGinley. Both classes will be taught by bullfight by outstanding artists Miss Eileen O’Connor, nationally' ranging from the brilliant 18th known publicity director and fea­ century artist, Francisco Goya, Cathedral Parish Bazaar ^arch 15 Literature Series 'Stardust' Dance Slated ture writer. to the equally famous contempo­ Miss O’Connor has had exten­ rary master, Pablo Picasso. sive experience in the newspaper (Cathedral Parish, Denver) in the Cathedral rectory Jan. 26. Saksi will direct the kitchen pa- Begins at Regis By Saint Mary's Academy field, public relations work, and A 1953 Ford and a console Present were Mr. and Mrs. Pat trol manned by the Young Peo­ magazine writing. She received model Admiral combination ra­ Murphy, dinner chairmen; Dick ple’s .club. Fred Haas will be The night school of Regis her training in newspaper work PTA Gives Thanks dio-television and record player Balleweg, Bernie Beaver, Frank chairman of supplies. on the Denver Post, and has writ­ Breen, Hank DiRe, Fred HafS, college,^Denver, will start its At Cosmopolitan Feb. 13 will be the grand award^of the “ Civic Defenie” will be the ten feature articles for the Rocky Cathedral parish bazaar ‘ March Mr. and Mrs. Jean Jacobucci, fourth-year program of the title of a movie to be ihown (St. Mary’i Academy, Denver) j Chairmen of the committees of Mountain News and the Monitor. f o r A id Given 15. Mike Saksi, Mrs. Ronald Fitzsim­ “ Great Books’’ movement and difcucted by Col. Charlec For 10 years, Miss O’ Connor This announcement was made mons, Mrs. Paul Murray, Mrs. when classes commence Tues­ “ Stardust,” the annual all- Our Lady’s sodality called meet- Rudd at the PTA meeting, student formal dance, is being ran a publicity agency and at the first meeting of the bazaar Phillip Pietrowski, Mrs. Clifford day, Feb. 2. ings in the past week to organ­ Monday, Feb. 2. The meeting sponsored bv the Mothers’ club handled large accounts such as At Meet, Party committee Jan. 14. Present in St. Stanley, and Mr. and Mrs. Dan * Again this year, the program ize a program of activities for the March of Dimes. She has re­ Yacovetta. will convene at 2:3 0 p.m. in of St. Mary’s academy. Paul’s chapel were representa­ the grade school cafeteria, will be under the leadership ceived five citations for her ex­ (St. Mary Magdalene’s Parish, In the absence of Mrs. Sue It will be held on Feb. 13 in the second semester. “ Queen’s tives of the Altar and Rosary so­ 1836 Logan street. Mrs. Mar­ o f the Rev. E. A. Stauffen, cellent publicity work, and won Capra, food chairman, who was the Century room in the Cos­ Teen,” who will be chosen this Denver) ciety, the Men’s club, PTA, so­ shall M. Reddish will preside. S.J., chairman of the liter­ two ndtional prizes for magazine in St. Louis, Mr. Yacovetta an­ mopolitan hotel. Arrangements dality, and Young. People’s club. Following the business session. ature division at the college. month from the freshman class, writing. At present. Miss O’Con­ Mrs. Paul Audino, hospitality nounced that the menu would are being made by Mrs. Frank A. Dan Yacovetta, bqzaar chair­ Cathedral students will pre­ In conducting the programs. will be announced next week. nor is publicity and o u b 1 i c chairman for the PTA, wishes to include spaghetti, a meatball and Muto, president of the club, and In the Jan. 15 issue of The man, announced that, again this sent a musical talent show. Father Stauffen uses a modi­ by Mrs. A. Bazata, chairman, as­ relations director for the Glock- thank the following seventh year, the “ Ides of March” bazaar Italian sausage (not too spicy), Shield, the official national mag­ Mrs. Reddish announced ’ that fied form o f the “ Great Books’’ sisted by Mrs. John R. Moran and ner-Penrose hospital in Colorado' graders’ mothers who served on will be given in coiyunction with tossed salad, dessert, and bever­ azine of the Catholic Students’ Mrs. Connor will no. longer be discussion method, with the Mrs. J. H. Strachan. Springs. the refreshment committee for the an Italian spaghetti dinner to be age. Mission Crusade, Catherine The course in journalism will able to act as program chairman main emphasis on informal dis­ A panel discussion on factors January meeting: Mmes. Byers, served by the Cathedral PTA. The dinner will be served from Foley, academy senior’, is pic­ cover both the history of jour­ of the PTA meetings. Mrs. Paul cussion between members of affecting health and safety is Harris, Hines, Hollenbeck, Kim- He said that all the Italian moth­ 12:30 p.m. Sunday, Marqh 15, in tured with other members of the nalism as well as practical Murray will assume this position the group. being prepared by members of mel, Kizzor, Logue, Lovchik, ers who prepared last year’s din­ the Cathedral grade school cafe­ literature committee of the Den­ exercises in journalistic writing. Miles; Nusse, Peek, Rickman, in the future. Mrs, Murray is This beginning semester’s the sophomore class for the home ner have volunteered their help teria. The same table arrange­ ver conference. The magazine The course in short story writing Rountree, Scheuering, S p e a s, second vice president also. work will center around the room discussion period. Such top­ again. ment that made prompt seating seeks to inform Catholic Ameri­ will deal with the creativity and Vechazone, anekVendena. and serving so successful last Mrs. Reddich thanks all the subject of government, with ics as sleep, posture, smoking, can youth about the missionary Mrs. Joseph Capra will be chief techniques involved in fiction Mrs. Louis Cribari, PTA presi­ year will be used again. women who purchased tickets for the class examining and study­ spreading of germs, necessity for problems and opportunities of writing, and a discussion of the cook this year also. Mr. and Mrs. cleanliness, dieting, etc., will be dent, wishes to thank all those V. J. (Pat) Murphy will be chair­ Some special committees were the CPTL card party. The Cathe­ ing such great works as the the Church and to inspire them best available markets for the Utopia of St. Thomas More, discussed. Karen Peltier wiil act who helped in selling or takiivg men of all dinner arrangements. asigned. Mrs. Jean Jacobucci will dral group was complimented on to mission actiflii'. short story. their attendance precentage. the Federalist Papers, and se­ as chairmen. Members of the tickets for the CPTL card party Bemie Beaver will be the assist­ again be the salad chairman. Mr. lections from De Tocqueville’s panel will be Anita Greene, Mary held recently in the Knights of ant bazaar co-ordinator. Fred Jacobucci and his sons will be in PTA mothers w ho, sponsored Democracy in America. Virginia Kent, Margie Vogt, Columbus hall. She also expresses Haas will head the car committee. charge of the hat check section. tables were Mmes. William Bin- Sharon Reffel, Barbara Brom- her appreciation to the following del, John Cassels, Richard Con­ Later on other master works Cathedral Lists Entrants The following projects were Mr. Jaobucci will also act as women for their assistance at the nor, Jean Jacobucci, Leech, Rob- by St. Thomas Aquinas, Mi­ stead, and Janice Namuth. assigned. The sodality will spon­ “ traffic director” again to speed league party, namely, Mmes. bert Northam, Charles Parslow, randa, and St. Francis As­ Charlene Wolff, a seventh sor a hope chest filled with lin­ up the seating. grade pupil at St. Mary’s, re For Ft. Collins Tourney Brunner, Hethcote, Hines, Ken­ ens. The Young People’s club Mrs. Clifford Stanley will Marshall Reddish, and Clifford sisi, dealing with the nature ceived the “ Sister of Loretto nedy and Pianfetti. will spbnsor an expensive Ger­ again be ticket chairman. Mike Stanley. o f man and the nature of doll” given in the past week. (Cathedral High School, Golden knight was the pattern man camera, which is cornpletely truth, will be discussed. Irene Carbone donated the doll. Denver) chosen. It is of plain gold with the equipped for all types of picture­ Also slated for discussion The event was sponsored by the The Colorado State School of center part of the ring curving Loretto Heights Girls taking. Jim Temple and the Ca­ are several of the ancient seventh and eighth grader* Its Agriculture at Ft. Collins will inward and the lettering pro­ thedral Boy Scouts will sponsor I dramas of Euripedes and the purpose was to aid the bazaar sponsor an invitational speech jected upward. Enter Horses in Stock the ham booth. Joseph T. Winckler modern works of Dostoevski. fund. meet Saturday, Feb. 7. Partici- New students who have en­ Mr. and Mrs. John Dandrow pating from Cathedral are; Ex­ No college background is - f + - f rolled in Cathedral high school at Show; Win High Award will cater to the “ small fry” with needed for the course, which temporaneous speaking, Judy the seme.ster are senior, Don their fish pond and ring toss Hair Shaping Artistry is open to the general public. Bagnall and John Warder; im­ Cerrone, St. Joseph’s seminary, booths. Of interest to the chil­ Crusade President Miss Gladys Ann Nolan, fresh­ Registration for this and other promptu speaking, Patricia Gol­ Elgin, 111.; juniors, Sandralee dren too will be the three clowns For That Soft Natural Curl man at Loretto Heights college, courses is being held Thurs­ den, Clarence Sturdivant, and Molitor, Alhambra high school, who will circulate a'mong the placed second in the Bedouin day through Friday this week Mary Friel; radio. Jack Graeber, Los Angeles, Calif.; Marguerite crowds giving free candy and Stake at the National Western Individuality in Permanent Waving | from 6 to 10 o’clock each eve­ Richard Dahl, Phil Dolan, and Schaaf, Marysville high school, favors. Stock Show Jan. 25. Other ning in Loyola hall on the Paul Jacobucci; debate, Richard Maryville, Mo.; Jerry Klinke, The Altar and Rosary society awards that Miss Nolan received 1370 Cook St. FL. 3168 Regis campus. Dahl, Francis Jacobucci, Dan South high school, Denver; and and the League of the Sacred Yacovetta, Ann Welch, Hans at the stock show are first places Keith Coleman, Holy Family Heart will announce their proj­ (Member of St. Philomena’s Parish) Dorweiler, and Robert Sutton; high school, Denver. in both the Bedouin class for ects later. mares and geldings and the col­ oratorical declamation, Hans Mils Alice Naih, sodality Sophomore students are Mi­ legiate seat and hands class, and Title Insurance Dorweiler and Roger Seick; hu­ president, appeals for gifts of chael Pratt, Aurora high school, third place in the Western pleas­ is the modern method o f ob­ morous reading, Joan West, Ar­ fancywork and linens for the Aurora; and James Dickerson, ure class for Arabians. Serifh, taining protection against any lene Lahr, and Anne Welch; and hope chest. Anyone who sews St. Theresa’s high school, Deca­ Mias Nolan’s registered Arabian defect in the Title of your dramatic declamation, "J e r r y or crochets and would like to tur, HI.; freshmen, Richard gelding, was trained in Pomona, ONOFRIO real estate. Snapp and Harry Cornin. donate her handiwork is re­ Serna, Horace Mann junior high Calif., at the Kellogg Ranch. Sister Rose Matthew, music in­ quested to have these gifts at . And provides school, Denver; and Katharine Another Loretto Heights fresh­ structor at the St. Mary college Kary, Brighton high school, the Cathedral rectory in care CABLE in Xavjer, Kans., and Sister Marv man, Bernadette Ann Dolan, SECURITY Brighton, formerly from Ger­ placed third in the collegiate seat of Father Robert Breunig, so­ Anselm of St. Joseph’s hospital, dality moderator. Mr. and Mrs. LESTER BETSY ROSS many. and hands class Jan. 21. Miss Denver, spoke to the senior girls John Dandrow appeal for toys, Ladies of the Mop, a skit in Dolan was riding The Saint, a Jan. 26 on the requirements for games, and “ junk” Jewelry for KRAKAU ER the St. Mary school of nursing verse written by Aurand Harris, registered American saddle bred was presented for Kiray, a teen­ gelding from the P e d i c o r d their fish pond. They will pick and college. up these items if notified at age club at St. John’s. Announcer stables. MEHLIN & SONS A beginners’ band class under for the one-act play was Grace C Miss Nolan is the daughter of M A. 0677. the direction of Stewart L. Bow­ The PTA dinner committee de Baca, a junior. Portraying the Mr. and Mrs. John Nolan, 904 Home of Quality Pianos Property man, Cathedral band instructor, met with Father John Haley, di­ roles of the four old women in Gillespie Place, Garden Qity, 1805 Broadway MA 8585 will commence Monday, Feb. 2, rector, and the Very Rev. Mon­ the play were Judy Bagnell, ioan Kans.; Miss Dolan is the daugh­ Owner at sixth period. The band mem­ signor Walter J. Canavan, pastor. Across from tho CosmopoUtu Hotal West, Regina Lowrey, and Pa­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Dolan, bers are practicing the musical tricia Golden. 509 Wellington, Chicago, 111. selections that they vvilL play Insures MarkelebilUy Miss Mary Earley, a for the All-Parochial festival, to senior in St. Mary’s acad­ be held in the Colistum near the emy, is. president of the academy end of the month. The select'ions The Denver Sets Brides' unit of the Catholic Students’ are “ Graduation Day Overture” J h j L j i i k , Mission Crusade and secretary and “ Andantino” taken from the for the Denver conference of Belwin music book, and “ Stout- Fashion Show on Feb. 5 Hearted Men” by Sigmund Rom­ the crusade. The Denver Dry Goods com­ Wedding of Your Dreams” and ’^ u a h m t i i i , Q o . berg. The organization encourages a pany, in co-operation with Bride's will present an array of formal The junior class has selected program of “ prayer-study-sacri­ magazine, will present a .spring and informal bridal gowns, treas­ 8taU Wide Title Service the design for its class ring. fice” for the home and foreign bridal fashion show on Thurs­ ures for a trousseau, and all the 1711 California KE 1251 missions. Mary is the daughter day, Feb. 5, at 8 p.m. other paraphernalia that goes of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Earley, 734 J The show will be held in the with getting married. St. Raul street. Denver’s fifth floor tearoom. Tickets are not required for PTA M eeting 'The theme w ll be “ For The the show, and the public is 'n- vited to attend. + + + A glamorous bride wears this wedding gown (left) with im­ At Sacred Heart ported Chantilly-type lace ap­ plique cascading onto a full­ blown skirt of nylon tulle, tradi­ Parish on Feb. 3 tional trim of nylon tulle and taffeta, and scalloped neckline (Sacred Heart Parish, Denver) softened by illusion tulle. It was designed by Inn of Coronet Cre­ The Sacred Heart PTA will ations. The price is ?110 in the meet Tuesday, Feb. 3, at 2:30 bridal salon of the Denver Dry p.m. in the school hall. Goods company. — (Reprinted The Rev. Edward A. Leyden through courtesy of •Bride’s will be the guest speaker at this magazine) Founders’ day meeting. All past presidents of the P'rA will be guests of honor. Regis Women's Club Mrs. Saya, president of the AT CPTL, will also be a guest at this To Hear Another in MIDLAND meeting. A dessert-luncheon will be served. Fr. McCarthy's Series Thousands benefit from Midland's low-cost, fast home Mothers of the parish are urged to give as much time as The Regis„Women’s club will loon service. Check our 'Economy Home Loon' plans possible to the support of' the meet Tuesday, Feb. 8, in the new March of Dimes campaign. library of Loyola hall on the before you buy, sell or build your home. Altar Sodality Projccti campus at 8 p.m. The Very Rev. l Raphael McCarthy, S.J., presi­ The parish Altar sodality met dent of the college, will con­ $37*50 is the total loan fee* i Jan. 25. Plans for a bake sale, a tinue his series of discussions on •V membership drive, and potluck “ Outwitting Our Nerves” and luncheon were made. The presi­ has chosen as his topic for this dent of the sodality, Mrs. Ben meeting “The Bogey of Fear.” Olguin, will appoint the commit­ Since this topic should be of tees tor these projects at a later interest to men and women date. alike; ^members are urged to FEDERAL SAVINGS ft The prize cake, Haked and do­ bring their husbands, and an in­ nated by Mrs..Val Arellano, was vitation is extended to anyone MIDLAND LOAN ASSOCIATION awarded to Mrs. Lucy Alire. outside the club who may be in­ The following members of the terested in hearing Father Mc­ sodality are on the sick commit­ Carthy. Refreshments will be 17th ot GUNARM 7895 WEST COLFAX served. Further information rs.. tee for the month of February: Downtown Dvnvvf Office JoHtraen County Offic* Mmes. Julia Gerspach, Martha garding the aeriM may be ob­ Smith, Lena Reece, and Ben Ol­ tained by phoning Mrs. Leonard TAbarOiei guin. Bur^, DE. 7064. tfOB

PAGE SIX Offic*, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 Thursday, January 29, 1953

Catholic Library Society Council of Catholic Nurses Elects Officers Married in Florida MISS CLAIRE ELIZABETH EDWARDS became + + + + + + (Archdioeesaa Council of Cath­ Welcomes Nine Candidates olic N uriei, Denver Chapter) the bride of Stanley Vernon Davies, Jr., of Denver, in At the annual meeting held St. Joseph’s church, Stuart, Fla., Dec. 27. The Rev. Timothy J, Jan. 22 in St. Anthony’s hos­ Geary officiated For Membership at Rally New Officers of Nurses' Chapter pital the follo'wing officers were in the double­ elected: Charlotte Stack, presi­ ring ceremony. (Catholic Information and week: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph dent; Catherine Scharping, first Daughter of Mr. Library Society, Denyor) Hanna, Joseph Learned, presi­ dent of Catholic Information ancT vice president; Virginia Robin­ and Mrs. Leon­ The following new members son, treasurer; and Sister. Mary Library society; Mrs. Ethel ard A. Edwards were received by the Catholic Jerome, delegate to the executive Townsend, and James Davison of East Hamp­ Information and Library society board. Other officers holding of­ Mrs. Gladys Kidder Ward Rhodes ton, N, Y., the at 625-19th street the past week: fices until'1954 are Eileen Con­ is convalescifTg at home after re­ bride was given Joseph M. McNulty, John J. nors, second vice Wesident; Han­ cent surgery. Lynn Campbell has in marriage by O’Rourke, Marilyn Hayden, nah Johnson, secretary; and Lu- her father. Madonna Nalty, Mrs. Robert entered a local Tiospital for sur­ cite Bepchieri, corresponding sec­ Walbrach, Alice Gatherocole, gery. retary. The bride’s Mrs. May A. "Jlyan, Mrs. A. J. Miss Deane Mowrer has ac­ attendant w a s cepted a teaching position at St ' Charlotte Stack, president, is Borden, and A. J. Borden. Mrs. Albert Joseph’s high school for the rest a graduate of St. Bernard’s hos­ The St. Thomas Aquinas of the year. pital, Jonesboro, Ark., where she Gibson of Tus- bridge club o f the library gave The February issue of Catholic served as operating room super­ caloosa, A 1 a., visor for several years. After ob­ its usual monthly donation of Digest is for sale at 25 cents t h e former taining a degree in nursing edu­ $7.50 for the support o f the per copy. Sex-Character Educa­ Jerry Ann cation at St Louis university, St library. Mrs. Robert Walbrach tion by Father John O’Brien has Smith of Stuart, Louis, Mo., Miss Stack has held also donated $1 toward support been purchased for library circu­ was matron of The following members have the position of assistant director lation. Mr. Learned, president of h 0, n 0 r. Carl been on the sick list the past of nursing at Mercy hospital Erickson o f the society, recommends it as a school o f nursing, ,ih Denver, East Hampton very good book for parents wish­ since 1940. Miss Stack has held and Fort Myers, ing to give instructions to their Johnson, secretary; and Florence Morahan, in­ several positions in the Colorado children. NEW OFFICERS of the Denver chap­ Fla., was the ter of the Archdiocesan Council of Catho­ stalling officer. Other officers not shown are League of Nursing Education, Mrs. Howard Sleeper,' chair­ was first vice president o f the best man. Mr. Gibson and Van Smith, brother of Mrs. Gibson, Lucille Bacchieri, corresponding secretary; Vir­ man' o f volunteer librarians for lic Nurses shown above are, left to right, Mar­ Denver chapter from 1948 to were the ushers. A reception followed the ceremony in Sailfish the Catholic Rental library at garet Brown, past president; Charlotte Stack, ginia Robinson, treasurer; and Sister Mary 1950, and a delegate to the arch­ lodge in Palm City. the James Clarke Church Goods president; Catherine Sharping, vice president; Jerome, delegate to the ACCN.— (Photo by Van’s diocesan council in 1950 and 'After a wedding trip to Cypress Gardens and Silver Springs, house, 1633 Tremont street, re­ Eileen Connors, second ■vice president; Hannah studio) 1952. • Fla., the young couple have returned to New York city. Mrs. Da-vies, ports the folio-wing new books Catherine Scharping, St. Jo­ a senior at St. Lawrence’s university in Canton, N. Y., will resume have been added to the library: her studies. The Woman With the Whip by seph’s hospital graduate, has been St. Vincent de Paul's Offers Solution employed as head nurse at St. Mr. Davies, who has been with the supply department of the Maria Flores; Bom Again by navy at Newpoint, R. I., for the past year, has been assigned to Grant; One Sky to Share by Joseph’s hospital until recently. Miss Scharping is at present em­ duty in the quartermaster department of the destroyer USS Remey Bruckberger (a story of a chap­ ployed at the nurses’ official reg­ at Boston navy yard. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Davies, lain in the air force during the Stranded Family Gets Helping Hand 944 S. Elizabeth, St. Vincent de Paul’s parish, Denver. Second World w a r); What Is the istry. Miss Scharping has been ac­ tive in St. Joseph’s alumnae. Index? by Burke; My Way of DO NOT ASK US WHY salvage bureau, and why we, as the bureau is to be in position As Heights Alumnae Meet Life (a simplified form of the people do it. The fact is that Catholics, should support it by to meet the continuous demands At present she is secretary of Summa) ; A t the End of the they do, all too frequently, and donating to it unwanted and dis­ upon it, that Catholics give to it that organization and is also Santa Fe Trail by Sister Blan- the Society of St. Vincent de carded articles of eyery kind. Its all clothing, rags, carpets, dishes, president of the Catholic Nurses’ Ticket Sales Are Discussed dina Segale. Paul, ■with your help, offers the services to the needy are broad utensils, furniture, etc. for Credit unipn. only solution to their difficulties. and unduplicated, and are not which they have no further use. Virginia Robinson, Mercy hos­ Rental Library We are referring to families restricted to special groups. * • • pital graduate, has held the posi­ For Fr. Max Jordan's Talk New Wurlitzer Needs 2 Volunteers like the one from Dayton, 0., Since the very successful Ko­ WHILE THE MARKET for tion for several years of night mother, father, and two babies rean clothing drive the bureau old newspapers continues dor­ supervisor of the tuberculosis de­ (Loretto Heightf Alumnae held after the talk by Father The Catholic rental library is management reports an alarming mant, the bureau announces that, partment of Colorado General Aitociation) Jordan) were discussed* Dr. Ben in need of two volunteer librar­ who set out, unannounced, in an drop in its pick-up calls^ Although as an accommodation, and only hospital. Miss Robinson served Cherington will be the chairman ians to work four hours bi­ ancient automobile to 'visit the Ticket sales for the talk slated such a situation was anticipated, when calling for discarded ar­ three years with the army nurse of the panel, at which world Spinette Organ monthly or more from 11:30 wife’s sister in Denver. in Denver by the Rev. Max Jor- it is particularly important, if ticles, it will remove accumula­ corps in World war II, which in- questions will be discussed with a.m. to 3:30 p.m. The tired old buggy sputtered cluSed a tour o f duty n the' famed radio correspondent * Two Keyboards and stopped a couple of hundred tions of newspapers and maga­ _ _ .... « xxrciv*awere y4ia ■will make their home in San 0055 plied at a reasonable cost. I c r e r iM Sleeper will give a resume o f the latest Catbolio books. Francisco, Calif. Thursdoy, January 29, 1953 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystdne 4205 PAGE SEVEN Pediotrician to Address Saint Mary^s Plans Fashion Show in Cosmopolitan Married in Lakewood “ A Date With Spring” is the Miss Betty .Parent-Teacher League theme of S t Mary’s luncheojv and Ann McKune, fashion show to be presented in daughter (Catholic Parent-Teacher child health programs in the the Cosmopolitan hotel, Denver, o f Mrs. Frank Leagne, Denver) schools. on Saturday, Feb. 14, at 12:30 McKune, and Gerald P. The health chairmen urge Dr. Lichty is the director of p.m. maternal child health for the In tune with the season, the Cavanaugh, all interested parents to attend state of Colorado and chief of Neusteter-govemed fashion show son of Mrs. Jo­ the meeting of Jthe Catholic pediatrics at the Colorado will present first the “ Buds” of sephine C. Cav­ Parent-Teacher league in the medical school. He will speak spring, representatives of St. anaugh, were married Dec. Catholic Charities annex Feb. on the heart diseases of chil­ Mary’s kindergarten, with the dren, what they mean, how “ tender shoots” (grade school). 26 in St. Berna­ 5 at 9 :3 0 a.m. diagnosed) and how treated. “ Spring in Bloom”—the teen­ dette’s church, The guest speaker virill be O f particular importance will agers— will feature the high Lakewood, b e- fore the R e v . , Dr. John Lichtjr, a pediatrician be his discussion of the latest school students. Finally, the sea­ John J. Doherty, with a national reputation, developments on the treatment son at its fullest, will be dis­ who is vitally interested in the of rheumatic fever. . played by Neusteter models, for A reception the consideration of the adult was held after members and their guests. the wedding for The Cosmopolitan will display friends and ■in its lobby the cedar chest pic­ relatives. They tured here, full o f linen for made a short every room in the house. It,will wedding trip to be given as the afternoon’s clos­ the Broadmoor ing event. Each class participated hotel i n Colo- in the donations that filled the r a d 0 Springs, chest. a n d then re­ » turned to Lake- Mothers' Club wood where Hoi«an^s To Meet Feb. 2 they are mak­ St. Mary Mothers’ club will ing their home. meet next Monday, Feb. 2, in the — ( J a f a y ouigtcm dingly photo) .home of Mrs. J. Egurrola, 444 Jasmine street. Mrs. Ethel Cross fine, fu n eral services of the McCoy “ Studio of Charm,” CATHY LANDE, Ann Brundige, high schools, pictured above, assemble the cedar will be the guest speaker. The chest for the annual Idncheon and fashion show committee is hoping for a record For Spring Bridal Streetweor Mary Ann Walsh, Carol Towey, Mary need not be denied to be presented by St. Mary’s Mothers’ club return on tickets «n d reserva­ Glory: For Spring Ann Halloran, Catherine Plank; and Janet Rosen- for the benefit of the new building.— (Photo by tions for the ■ luncheon on that Chez Marie hai the ony family because of gren, representatives of St. Mary’s grade and Smyth) day. newest in spring Prints and dressy wedding gowns, fin an ces. ballerina and full dresses for every Will Marry length, in dreamy nylons, tulles, laces occasion now at Furnishin9s and acrvice and satins. Our Chez Marie. Tickets Ready for C. D. of A. Fete collection of formals, cocktail dresses and are available here in c Mother of the Bride + + + (Catholic Daughters of America, dresses, is the largest Open price range wide enough Denver) in Denver; and Mon. As time draws near patrons are they’re especially for till to include every need. reminded to purchase tickets for you . . . at Chez lnspect.^Gift for Benefit Marie, of course. 8:30 the Sweetheart dance and card party given on St. Valentine’s night at 8 p.m. in the Knights.of Columbus hall. Phillis Romeo’s orchestra will play. There will be a grand at­ traction of a 1953 17-inch ma­ hogany General Electric table model television— model 53— No. 17-T-ll, along with many other attractions for the card players. As an incentive to anyone sell­ ing $20 worth of tickets, a loranA s on corsage of .carnations will be Cliapols forthcoming. The corsage was es­ Mail inquiries pecially designed for the Sweet­ invited itit, "f ,1 ;jrr KEystone 6297 ‘ Kfystorte 6298 heart dance by Mrs. Joseph W. 1527 Cleveland Place Bauer of the Flower Haven, Inc., 5021 E. 28th avenue, in Park Hill. Use our convenient Tickets may be purchased from lay-away plan for easy the grand regent, Mrs. John M. Miss Irene Ann Hanley, 61S-16th St. (Next to th. Pxr.mount) shopping. Rohan, EA. 9170; the dance chairman, Mrs. Albert A. Larche, a former student of Holy RABTOAY GENERAL TIRE CO. PE, 3869; cochairman, Mrs. Family high school, Denyer, will Charles H. Cory, FL. 6460; or any become the bride of Raymond W. of the members assisting; and Brisnehan of Denver on Feb. 14 GENERAL TIRES also at the door, in the amount of in St. Cecilia’s Cathedral, Omaha DR. JAMES P. $2 per couple for dancing or $2 Neb. The daughter of Mr. and General Batteries a foursome for cards. Mrs. Thomas P. Hanley of GRAY The following has been chosen Omaha, Miss Hanley is a gradu­ by Mrs. Larche as her committee: ate of Cathedral high school of Optometrist Kraft Recapping that city. Mr. Brisnehan at­ PHIL ROTOLO, owner of the Blarney shop at Mmes. Kat Miller, William V. VISUAL CARE GENERAL; tended Holy Family high school 3205 E. Colfax avenue, Denver, is shown with Mrs. McFarland, Carl R. Schmidt, EYES EXAMIISED Kr&ft Inspected and Regis college. The couple Charles H. Cory, cochairman of the benefit, and Margaret Klein- James A. McDonald, Harry VISUAL TRAimiSG SgUEECEE plan to make their home in Used Tires schnitz, president of the Junior Catholic Daughters, inspecting the O’Day, Fred G. McLean, Ronald Denver. 17-inch mahogany General Electric table model TV Model 53-No. McGillivary, George J. Connors, Optometrist Leo J. Deering, Lawrence S. Da­ G.T.A.C. Easy Pay , 1401 W. Colfax KE. 5205 17-T-ll, that he especially procured for the C. D. of A. Sweetheart 212-13 Colo. Bldg., 1615 Calif. St. dance and card party scheduled for Feb. 14, to be given as the vis, Robert D. Milner, Amelia Des- Aleef Scheduled Feb. 1 grand prize. The TV set will remain on display at the Blarney shop mono, Henry Fallico, Floyd B. Phone for Appointment until the night of the dance.— (Photo by Van’s studio) Swartz, Mary Zaiss, Glenn J. TA. 8883 Churchill, Carl Z. Hodge, Irene In C. D. of A. C lu b Bickett, and J. F. Bills, Jr.; BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH St. Anne Circle to Observe Misses Rose Hattendorf, Flor­ By Queen's Daughters Patronize These Friendy Firms ence Lamansky, Mary Shevlin, Margaret Siegmund, Anne Li- The Queen’s Daughters meet­ Fourth Anniversary Feb. 4 macher, Minnie Kesseler, Lee ing will be'held Sunday, Feb. J, Matties, Marie Shiffer, Anne at 3 p.m. in the C. D. o f A. Why Pay More?^ THELMA KASSON Campbell, and Arvonia Williams. clubrooms, 1772 Grant street, Denver. BEAUTY SALON With Dinner at Beacon Club (Trademark) 2876 Colorado Blvd. The hostesses are Mrs. Rose (Archbitbop*! Guild, Denver) 3, because of the illness of the Deutch and Miss Lilliam An­ Hair Styling WM the Lunch, Card Party St. Anne’s circle will celebrate hostess, Marjorie Minogue. thony, Miss Josephine Hagman, . Permanent Waving Miss Minnie Pavella, and Miss Wm. W. Myer Drug Stores PHONE DExUr 1188 its fourth anniversary Feb. 4. At the past meeting of Holy Members will hold a dinner in Family circle an election of offi­ Marie Spellman. Th«liaa Kaiuon O'Connor, 0-wner Doctor Orders.. Draws 600 Women COMPANY the Beacon club. cers was held. Cecelia Kelsey A program has been arranged. An election of officers was was elected president; Roselee Six hundred women attended Colorado Owned Stores held recently by the Key of Gifford, secretary - treasurer; the dessert-luncheon and card Engaged Englevrooa 800 Santa Fe Dr. Heaven circle. The officers are Catherine Proctor, linen chair­ party of the Catholic Parent- 30 South Broadway 15th and California Ross Variety Store as follows: man; and Agnes Lathrop, public­ Teacher league in the Knights 3933 W . Colfax Curtis & 15th St. 17th & Tremont of Columbus hall, Denver, Jan. NOTIONS - INFANT WEAR President, Louise Dowling; ity. I secretary - treasurer, Grace Frances Edmonds and Mary 22. Hardware - Toyi The party, which is held to de­ Barth; sewing chairman, Doro­ Minson were guests at the 2214-16 Kearney fray expenses of the all-day thy Blake; historian, Natli Mol- meeting. After the luncheon, the spring conference, was" a defin­ DE. 4488 loy; publicity, Mary Louise members went on a tour of the SPECIALIST ite financial success. Bradbury; ways and means, training school in the Ridge Doris Peacock; and spiritual ad­ Mrs. Matt Saya, president of HEART, NERVOUS & GLAND home. the league, thanks all who served viser, Rosemary Heckethorn. Tfte meeting in February of DISEASES Dorothy Blake, a former mem­ on the committees and the guests . Fairfax Hardware St. Joseph’s circle will be a val who attended. EYE - EA R. NOSE - THROAT ber, has rejoined the Key of entine party. All members will (Colfax af Fairfax) Assured by $ A partial list of the women who SEE DR. P. W. FORSTER, D.C. Heaven circle. come in costumes. HARDWARE, GLASS, PAINTS Sister Vita Maria of the Sis­ were given special prizes follows: HEART DISEASE all typei, Apoaltxy. Angina Pactorli (Pain In lh« Heart and Enlargimtnt). Registered Pharmacists A potluck supper will be held Mmes. K. Lager, A, Ryan, K. Valtalar Dliaaia (Leakagi). Short of braath. Endocarditis. Rhcomatlc Hiart. Palpitation. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS ters of Charity of Leavenworth FIbrIllatloa (shaking heart). Arrhythmia (annen heat). Fast or slow beating Heart. Da- by St. Jude’s circle Feb. 3. It will August, A. Fender, D. Reichert, FR. 2725 5022 £ . Colfax Your doctor'! prescription will is visiting her sister, Rosemary be held in the home of Florine Braised FH lIn g . Fear of Death, High' nr Low Blood Prtssiro. Poor Clrcolatlon. HAVE YOUR Heckethorn. Sister is attending J. Mathews, T. Ryan, I. Scoby, M. HEART EXAUIHED BY THE HEWEST SCIENTIFIC HEART DIAGNOSTIC EBUIPHEH.T. H. L. Rinehart, Prop. be conectly dispensed ert Park Seastone. Kammer, E. Murray, J. Tanko, Lot's find the eaasi and help yo. to avercome It now before it it too late to do to. a nurses’ convention here. Torchy Hickisch will entertain NERVOUS DISEASES. Epiltpty. Neiralgla. Paralysis. Mental Depression, Asthma. Hay Hill Drug Company . . . 8 reg­ M. Santangelo, J. Ward, L. Crib- Fner, Bronchitis,'Slaat, Skin DItcatot. Ecicma. ate. Dcalnut. Earache, Headaches (Ml- Dorothy Byrne will entertain Stella -Maris circle Tuesday, istered pharmacists to serve members of Our Lady of Sorrows art, J. Sulcer, K. Foehlman, W. p r a ln il. Head noises. Eyt diseases, InflameO Eyes. Feb. 3. Ehrman, C. Coffee, L. Doyle, L. GLAND DISEASES. Featali Olteatn. Pralapsed Organs (Uteris, ate.). Orarltls. Irrcgalar circle Tuesday, Feb. 3. Manstraatian. Barrtnncsi, Fibroid Tinsori (no torgory). Hot Flashes, Utarino Heniorrhaoos. “ Tftc Si|fn you. Mary Kissell has been hospital­ Arterbeum, J. Maclear, E. Genss, Immaculate Conception circle Change of lif t . Prostrate Gland. Sex Deficiency. That SelU** ized with pneumonia. STOMACH, LIxer, Kidney. Bladder. Gall Bladder DIteasa. Stomach A Diodenal Ulcers. We proudly acknowledge 100 re-elected Agnes Montgomery E. Murphy; €ancta Maria circle had an C. Franka, F. Majerus, J. Far­ DIABETES. NEW TYPE OF TREATMENT (no Insilln). Constipation. Anemii. Hieeoiohs. Fsr Top Hsrket friu per cent acceptance by the , president at the past meeting. RHEUMATISM. Arthritis. Hoirltls, Selitica. limhago. Hip, Leg. Back A Sacroiliac paint. election of officers at its past rell, B. Weber, -J. Delaney, W. Nimbnist. Swollin A Painfil Hands, L k s A Feet, Physical Examination. Ask lor Hindbook List Yoir Proptrt> Mr. and Mrs. Richard Casey medical profession, due to fair ' meeting. Margaret Keane was Duckworth, G. Alie, J. Tanko, of Diteatet. « With Ui are the parents of a girl horn prices, prompt service, end elected president; Mary Dona­ A. Wagner, P. MeSheehy, R. MAin .5596 Jan. 22. They named the baby 1554 California McClintock Bldg. hue, secretary - treasurer;■ and Hofsetz, E. Krinner, 0. Gifford, unquestioned accuracy. Maureen. Alice Gathercole, publicity chair­ L. Borgmann, A. Bray, C. Kelly, Kathleen Fortune^was elected man. M. Smith', M. Mclnemey, M, Ost- The engagement of Miss president of St. Luke’s circle and For Distinctive Prizes lor Bridge Cecelia Scheunemann will en­ l)erg, C. Green, M. Vifquain, E. YOU ALWAYS Catherine Kelly, secretary-treas­ Mary Ann Sewolt, daugh­ Parlies and all other occasions— tertain the Infant of Prague cir­ Mande, C. .Ruwart, H. Johnson, urer. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Neus Sewolt, SAVE AT VISIT OUR GIFT DEPARTMINT cle Wednesday, Feb. 4. and A. LeBlanc. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Henc- 4630 Zuni street, Denver, to Our Lady of the Sacred Heart The next meeting of the leagpie Frank Cosolo, son of Mr. and mann are the parents of a boy, circle will meet in the home of will be held on Feb. 19. SIMMONS DRUG John Paul, born Jan. 21. Mrs. Tony Cosolo, 3368 W. 37th Ida Mae Haas. An election of o f­ avenue, Denver, was announced t i o c 'i M O f St. Michael’s circle postponed ficers was held at the past meet­ 2868 Colo. Blvd. FR. 2614 in Miss Sewolt’s home Dec. 26. its meeting until Tuesday, Feb. ing. Ida Mae Haas was elected Heights Women's Club Mr. Cosolo was graduated from TO PERSONAL, presideivt; Dollie Gachic, vice North high school in 1950 and PHONI Seminary Aides Plan president; Annette Byers, sec­ Plans Social Feb. 3 Lovely Dresses is now -employed by the Apex RELIABLE. AND COMPLETE EA.7711 V retary; Sylvia Lee, treasurer; for and-Rosa Moore, historian. Body and Fender company. She Mass at St. Thomas' The L.oretto Heights was graduated from St. Joseph’s There will be a meeting Feb. Women’s club invites all par­ INVESTMENT EASTER Members of tbe St. Tbomat’ 2 of the Blessed Martin circle. in 1962 and was president of the ents of Loretto Heights stu­ Pep club and prom attendant. and John C. Seminary auxiliary, Denver, Mrs. Mary Cronin will be the dents to a social meeting Tues­ SERVICE Miss Sewolt is now employed by and tbeir husbands are invited hostess. An election of officers day, Feb. 3, at 8 p.m., in the the American Telephone and SPRING Scholl to attend Mass and breakfast will be held at this meeting. lower lounge of Machebeuf' Sizes to 12 years Telegraph Co. FINEST at the seminary on Sunday, Blessed Sacrament circle Use Qiir Layaway hall. There will be entertain­ HEATS A.VD Feb. 15, at 9 a.m. Reserva­ elected new officers recently. ment by the students, and re­ The wedding will be in the late 6403 East Colfax tions should be made with GROCERIES They are Helen Baker, presU freshments will be .served. summer of this year. At Locust Lucille Perilo, GL. 1025, by dent; Mary McCabe, secretary- ?8li Fslrfax Feb. 10. , You con depend upon BOSWORTiA u LUVAN to givo FR. 270! treasurer; Luverne Schoendaller, chaplain; and Dorothy Nadorff, CYPC Alumni Group Elect you perwnol, reliable, and complete investment service and bcdu-belle shoo The firms l a ^ here deserve to publicity and historian. be remembered when you are dis> Saint Joseph's Guild advice. . . whether you're merely seeking information or , tribuUnf your patronage to the Catherine Nadorff is recover­ different llnee of business. ing from flu. 4 Officers in K. of C. Bldg. ^wish to buy or sell securities In small or large amounts. , Slates Party Feb. 14 St. Andrew’s circle held an V* St. Joseph’s guild will hold its election of officers at the past At the meeting of the CYPC alumni, held Jan. 24 in the Visit BOSWORTH-SULLIVAN soon. Our personnel, our annual pre-Lenten card party in meeting. Mary Ann MacDonnell sun room of the Knights of Columbus building, Denver, Joe the tea room of the Denver Dry was elected president; Jane Poj- MeShane was elected president; Bernard Karpenski, treasurer; library, and our research department ore at your service ST. JOHN'S PARISH Goods store on Saturday after­ man, secretary; Mary Taylor, Winnie Bautsch, secretary; and'Ralph Haley, program chairman. I , , . without any obligation. Patronize These Friendly Firms noon, Feb. 14, at 2 o’clock. Tick­ treasurer; Vivian Jacobs, layette 'This grfup succeeds as officers Ed Hogan, president; Cy ets may be obtained by calling chairman; and Eileen Weimar, Moore, treasurer; Mary Kitson, secretary; and Herb Meis, pro­ Miss Vincie Bianco, chairman, at linen chairman. Barbara Wand gram chairman. PE. 4247. was a guest at the meeting. The CYPC alumni group was formed about three years ago BC6WORTH, SULLIVAN 8 COMPANY, Inc. QUALITY MEATS Permanent Waving by a group of members who felt it was time for them to be Mr. and Mrs. Anton Pojman JOHN i. SUlUVAN, President FANCY GROCERIES _ a Specialty have moved into their new home graduated from the Cathedral Young People’s club. The group Complete Line of Navy Mothers’ Club at 1835 S. Eudora. holds meetings once a month and boasts a membership of ap­ KL 6241 FROZEN FOODS My Lady Edith Rocky Mountain Navy Moth­ Miss Marguerite Graven of proximately 40. TROUTMAN’S ers club No. 462 will meet at 1 Our Mother ()f Sorrows circle The next activity of this social club will be a dinner dance Beauty Shoppe p. m. Monday, Feb. 2, at 1772 has been confined to her home to be held Feb. 14 in the Town House Supper club. All former 6 6 0 SEVENTEENTH ST, -DENVER, COLORADO Circle Drive Market Minnie KeMclerp' Mgr. Grant ■ street, Denver. Comdr. for the past two w6eks with in­ members of CYPC or young married couples iiflerested in the S422 £. 6th Ave. FR. 8071 2804 £. 6th Ave. £A. 0788 Lois Wennerstrom will preside. fluenza. group are invited to call any of the officers for information. ' ^ PAGE EIGHT ^Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 Thursday, January 29, 1953 Joe Makes ‘Hit’ With Voice St. Mary's Buccaneers Buccaneers By R ay H utchinson More important is a raent But it is his smooth, sensitive Are Feared " Joe Marine is an athlete who Marine number entitled "One voice that has made him pop­ has developed more than just Little Candle." There is some­ ular. his biceps. thing of a story behind it. Fred Waring and his nrtore Down South Although he plays semi-pro The Christopher movement, than 60 Pennsylvanians, who baseball and is star of the Shaw­ well known to this vocalist, has will appear in Denver under St. Mary’s high school Pi­ nee American Legion baseball as its theme, "It is better to the auspices of Arthur M. rates in Colorado Springs, team in New Jersey, he is not light one candle than to curse Oberfelder, were honored re­ familiar to many Denver popular because o f his base the darkness.” cently by the Christophers. fans, have become a cage foe to be feared this season. hits. Not always happy about the Before he entered the army, W e know him as the ballad usual run of popular songs, Joe Joe successfully auditioned with A member team of the singer featured with the Fred Marine, with the Christopher Harry James’ band. He was Southern Parochial league, the Waring company. Waring and idea in mind, looked around only 22 at the time. The war, Pirates engaged in three pre­ his Pennsylvanians will appear for something with meaning. the Battle o f the Bulge, and a league games with Denver Cath­ in the City auditorium Friday "One Little Candle" is the re­ Bronze Star came next. olic teams, and showed that they evening, Jan. 30. sult. In 1945 Joe Marine became are tough contenders. Against St. Joseph’s, now lead­ With the shoulders o f a "It's a commercial tune,” Joe another Pennsylvanian. He is ing the Denver pack, the Bucca­ halfback, the face of a movie says, "but more important, with one of several Catholics with neers lost out by only 12 actor, and the voice of a bari­ its basis on the thoughts behind the Waring troupe. points, 62-50. They downed Holy the Christopher movement, it There is a moral in the story Family, however, 33-26, only to tone thrush, Joe is also more lose in a second match with the than just a crooner. has a very real meaning.” for athletes: Even if yom are Tigers by a 45-27 score. His Decca records are well Joe's athletic abilities, not only on the second or third THE PIRATE SQUAD from St. I J u ry (5 -ll), Jake Ausec (5-5), and Dick O’Keefe The St. Mary five boasts the known. "Outside of Heaven" limited to the baseball diamond, team, you can still make a hit Mary’s high school, Colorado Springs, is second row, Coach Bob Geary, Bill youngest cage mentor in the and "High Noon" are only two find satisfaction in various — if you have a "real fine” 1. V- T .T. .r .. X • . . Cox 5-11), Frank fierce (6-3), Rav DeNeve down-under loop in one Bob Joe Marine shown above. In the front row, left to right, are (g.4), Bill Damast (6-4), Ken Ludeke (6), Jack Geary, who is a mere 19 years of of many hits. bowling emporiums. voice. Larry Elliott (5-6), Jim Vytldez (5-6), George | fierce (6-11), and Martin Bates (5-11). age. But he is very shrewd cage- wise. Bob hails from Wayne, Pa. He led his high school team to two state semifinal crowns. This is his first year coaching organ­ ized basketball. Gagers Seeking Comeback Trail With five returning lettenpen, the Bucs managed a 4-4 split in eight tilts as of Jan. 18, includ­ ing victories over Cheyenne, Bulldogs to Match Skill Wyo.; Holy Family of Denver, The Catalina Style Watch That Left Hook! Valuable Friend an Alumni team, and Canon City Abbey, last year’s Southern Pa­ rochial champs. With Mullen on Feb. 3 Frank fierce (6-3) is the lead­ Of High khool ing Pirate scorer with 86 points By Carl Balcebak in five games, a 17-point aver- , age. Ray DeNeve (6-4) is second The St. Joseph Bulldogs, their perfect record tar­ with 76 counters. nished by a loss to Holy Family’s rejuvenated Tigers, will League Buried Coach Geary is high in his hit the come-back road Feb. 3 against the victory shy opinion of the green-and-white Mullen Mustangs. The game will be at 3 p.m. in the Bull­ Denver Catholic high school clad Pirate squad. athletics lost a valuable friend When asked about their pros­ dog gym. and long time supporter when pects for a Southern league title, On the same day in the City auditorium, Cathedral James J. Soran died Jan. 22 he said, “ If the boys have the de- will meet St. Francis’ at 2 p.m.. after a month’s illness. He was sir§ to win, they can go far in and the Annunciation Cardinals The Regis Raiders, playing on buried from the Cathedral Jan. their conference.” will play the suddenly ferocious their home stomping grounds, 26. There are four seniors in the Tigers of Holy Family at 3 p.m. defeated the St. Francis Grem­ Mr. Soran, who was known to Buccaneer quintet, three juniors, A look at the league standings lins, 52-43, Jan. 23. Center Tom hundreds of boys who played in and five sophomores. would seem to indicate that the Duggan was high for the victors the Catholic high school league Opponents might take note. cellar-dwelling Mustangs, with a with 16 points, but Jeri Carroll and to thousands of league fol­ One of the two top scoring 1-5 record, are a setup for the of the (iremlins got 23 tallies lowers, had served the league threats, Ray DeNeve, will be back high-flying Bulldogs, who lead for his top point production of voluntarily for the past 16 years. next year. He is a junior. the league with a 5-1 record. the season. His work in long years of According to Wilfred Brickell, A closer check o f statistics, The Raiders extended their service to the Denver Cath­ sports editor of the St. Mary high school paper, prospects are however, gives evidence that this victory skein Jan. 25, pummel­ olic High School Athletic as­ bright for one of St. Mary’s best David-Goliath meeting may turn ling the Cathedral Bluejays, sociation is one of the greatest cage years in many a moon. out to be a real ‘‘knock-down, 59-48, in the East high gym. contributions that any layman drag-out” battle. Despite the point difference be­ has made to the cause of Cath­ T T 4" The Mustangs, who dropped tween the two clubs, this was one olic high school athletics in their first league game to the of the better played games of the the city of Denver. St. Mary Skaters Bulldogs by one point, humbled season. Both teams employed During his years of service to In All-Star Game the Holy Family team by eight man-to-man defenses which en­ the league Mr. Soran handled points. The Tigers in turn pasted abled them to execute some ticket sales, box office person­ Ten skaters from St. Mary’s the Bulldogs by nine points. You pretty play.s. nel, volunteer workers, and kept high school participated in the cannot sell the Mustangs .short, On several occasions. Cathe­ the financial records of the as­ all-star hockey game in ths especially if Mr. ‘‘Mickey” Ri­ dral made use of out-of-bounds sociation. The amount of time Broadmoor Ice palace Jan. 24. vera, the league’s leading scorer, plays to shake a man loose under he gave to the association can­ More than 2 ,0 0 0 persons happens to have an “ on” day. the basket. The Raiders man­ not be estimated. His pleasant watched the combined forces of aged a couple of buckets on per­ disposition made him a favorite Colorado Springs high school and The St. Joseph cagers were fectly planned tipoff plays. with the priests and laymen con­ St. Mary’s whip the Cheyenne confronted by too little basket­ “ Dangerous” Tom Duggan piv­ nected with the high school School-Fountain Valley squad, bombing by the opposition in one oted gracefully under the basket league as well as with the coaches 6-4, in the annual ice hassle. game and too much of it in an­ I 0 d' u n k 17 and officials working for the Jack Seibert, star of the St. other. points, and league. Mary’s team, tied things up for On Jan. 23, the Annunciation Jack P o d a tto 'The Funeral Mass was sung the town team at 3-3 in the third Cardinals tried to irritate the 'Yj sank three long by the Rev. Barry J. Wogan, period, after which the contest Bulldog players by stalling the I shots and three business manager of the league, was never in doubt. ball for the entire first quarter. f fouls for the who also delivered the sermon. Playing on the town squad The Cardinals seemed content to Raiders. In his sermon Father Wogan, from St. Mary’s were Meredith, keep possession of the ball with­ with whom Mr. Soran had goal; Kerby and Moredock, de­ out trying to work it under the J i m Pacello worked for the past 16 years, fense; and Caron, Murphy, Steg- basket. Their strategy did not got 14 points paid tribute to the many years of man, Ripley, Walters, McCor­ CATHEDRAL’S JOE CATALINA taps in two pay off, however, as the Bull­ for the Blue- valued service which Mr. Soran mack, and Seibert, forwards. points for the Blue Jays with a boost from an unidentified Regis dogs topped them, 28-22. jays and kept had given to the cause of Cath­ player. Tierney of Regis (34) waits to rebound. Regis won, 59-48. them in the The Cardinal waiting game olic high school athletics. North Junior Parochials — (Staff photo by Bill Warner) game in the mu.st have made Eloy Mares, the Jack Podatto Among the clergy in the sanc­ first half with Schedule Game of Week league’.s leading scorer up to that tuary at the Funeral Mass were his accurate set-shooting. Coach The “ game of the week” in time, a bit unhappy. He had representatives of the member Phil Antonelli seems to have in­ the Junior Parochial league. SOSl 1 Parish League Team Missing plenty of opportunities to take a sch ools'of the Denver Catholic stilled a sought for spirit in his North division, finds St. Cath­ shot at the bucket but chose High School Athletic association. Raiders. Many fans now label erine’s and Holy Family teams, The burning question in the In the two games played Jan. instead to pass the ball back to Survivors include his wife. them as “ the team to beat.” parish ^ basketball league is: 25, Our Lady of Grace team his teammates. Addie; four sons, Walter J. of both with 3-0 records, meeting Where is the Cure of Ars team? made’ it two in a row by drop­ The Mullen Mustangs gained Cheyenne, Wyo.; Thomas J. of in the Regis gym Saturday, Jan. Again this week that team did ping the Loyola five, 46-23. The Holy Family Tigers re­ their first win of the season when GIVING A DEMONSTRATION of the type of Chicago, III.; and James J., Jr., 31, at 1 p.m. > not appear for a scheduled con­ St. Augustine's of Brighton versed the Cardinals’ style of they dumped Holy Family, 49-41, play that has made Regis high a real threat in the high and S. Phillip, both of Denver; a At 2 p.m. St. Clara’s (1-2) test, and lost again by forfeit, won the opener against St. Vin­ play when they faced the Bull­ Jan. 22 before the Tigers had a school league is Tom Duggan (35), shown hooking with his left daughter, Mrs. J. E. Kuhn of meets St. Vincent’s (2 -1 ); and this time to St. Dominic’s. cent de Paul’s by a 47-22 score. dogs Jan. 25. The Tiger players chance to bare ,their fangs hand. The versatile young man garnered 17 points in the Regis Denver; four sisters, a brother, at 3 p.m.. Assumption team Father James M o y n i h a'n , shot often and accurately and against St. Joseph’s. Bobby triumph. Catalina of Cathedral (18) watches.— (Staff photo by and 11 grandchildren. Burial was (1-2) plays Mt. Carmel team Another triple-header is sched­ managed to tip the Bulldogs in league director, has requestea uled Sunday evening, Feb. 1. Zadel and Mickey Rivera .scored Bill Warner) in Mt. Olivet cemetery, . (1-2). an overtime period, 54-45. that the manager of the Cure of The ‘‘phantom’’ Cure o f Ars 38 points between them to lead Although Dick Haggerty was Ars cagers contact him as soon quintet meets Our Lady of Grace the Mustangs, Jack Isenhart got the top offensive wheel for the as possible. team at 7; Loyola team plays St. 16 for the Tigers. Tigers with 16 points, the Tiger Vincent de Paul’s at 8; and St. The Mustangs were unable to win was a team victory owing in St. Joseph's to Host Augustine’s and St. Dominic’s do continue on the victory trail Jan. Regis ‘Finds Seif,’ Ciips 0. U. battle at 9. large measure to the ability of 25, when they were shellacked Junior State Tourney MeClimans, Mancinelli, HcGann, by the point-hungry Annuncia­ and Anselmo to control the ball tion Cardinals, 65-40. Eloy Mares By Don Klene In this traditional “ game of I Regis held a 12-9 lead at the a 33 atid one-third per cent Bullpups Maintain Lead off the backboards. netted 22 points. It was Guy A business-like ^ Regis the year” the Rangers held the I end of the first quarter, 26-24 The third annual All-State average, and his floor play stead­ In South Junior Race The Tigers appear to have the Baca, however, (And why has team brushed o ff the Denver surprised Pioneers to 16 field at halftime, and 44-37 at the ied the Ranger’s victory margin. Invitational Junior Parochial hex on the St. Joseph team. They he been under wraps?) who Pioneers, 58-52, to give Denver goals in 79 attempts (20 per end of the decisive third quarter. Tom Rhone sparkled for the Basketball tournament, spon­ St. Joseph’s, the league leader beat the Bulldogs. 32-31, in a skimmed across the floor like an fans a taste of off-and-running cent), and themselves netted 18 It was the only meeting of the sored by St. Joseph’s grade losers with his unerring rebound­ in the South division of the Jun­ pre-league encounter and are the ice skater to direct the Cards basketball. , of 61 tries (30 per cent). two schools scheduled this year. school, Denver, will be held ing and 13-point high score. The ior Pai'ochial league with a 3-1 only team to defeat St. Joseph’s attack. He also collected 16 Ed Kohl and Tom Conlon led from Wednesday, March 18, record, downed St. Louis of 4 - 4 - big 'forward netted only three in regular league play. points. the Regis scoring with 16 points through Sunday, March 22, Englewood, 43-11, in a triple­ goals of an attempted 13, but hit apiece. John Gleason trailed in each of seven free throw at­ A consolation round for all header Jan. 24 in the St. Vin­ + ■ + - + - r with 10. An impressive total of tempts. eliminated in the first compe­ cent de Paul gym. 'Three's a Crowd' 24 personal fouls was charged tition is to be added this year. Free throws likewise accounted Our Lady of Lourdes team against Denver and 20 against Tj)irty-eight trophies, includ­ for half of Dick Helzer’s .12 (2-1) defeated St. Francis’ Mustangs Get Corralled T '' ^ ; - j Regis, but both Kohl and Con­ ing school awards, team points. Glen Buse, a reserve (1-2), 17-15, and Presentation lon managed to finish the game. awards, and individual awards, guard, garnered 11, seven of team (2-1) stopped St. Vincent’s Each had four personals. George will be given away. them in the last half. (0-3), 20-4. Eckert, a tireless hustler for the Buzz Boys, fouled out in the The meeting was the ninth in final period. a series dating back to 1942, and Kohl, who is being suggested the victory was Regis’ third. Last for a berth on the All-Jesuit All- season the two schools split in American, was easily the out­ two contests. NOW ! PERKINS O H fV standing performer on the floor. In the preliminary, the Denver His rebounding was most effec­ freshmen defeated the Regis tive, his five goals accounted for frosh, 78-55.

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i . - . i - k Thunday, January 29,, 1953 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 PAGE NINE Fr. Madden Will Preach Finds 'The Thing' 1,200 Pounds of Beef Elks Winter Carnival Mrs. lola Hart Scheduled Jan. 30-31

Lady of Grace Mission The Elks’ annual midwinter Gets Beef Gift carnival begins Jan. 30 and con­ A mission will be held Feb. 1 through Feb. 8 for the men, tinues through Saturday, Jan. 31, women, and children ot Our at the Elks’ club, 14th and Cali­ Of Derby Parish fornia streets, Denver. The doors Lady o f Grace parish, Denver. of th« club open at 7 p.m. and Father James Moynihan, pas­ Derby.— (St. Catherine’s Par­ the big events are scheduled for tor, has announced that the Rev. ish)— Mrs. lola Hart of Derby 8 p.m. Dancing will be held in Declan Madden, O.F.M., will con­ t h e upstairs ballroom. Other duct the mission. Father Declan was the recipient of the beef for 1953. forma of entertainment will con­ is from St. Elizabeth’s, friary, tinue in the downstairs clubrooms Denver. Mrs. Hart was originally con­ throughout the evening. Proceeds Father Declan will speak at all tacted by Mrs. Frank Appelhans, of the -carniVal will go to the the Masses this Sunday. Plans and the selection was made by Elks’ Charity fund. All are wel­ for the mission include Masses Miss Sue Bivens of Adams City. come. every day at 6:30 and 7:30. In­ structions will follow each.of the To all who worked so hard to make the first event so. successful Masses. are extended warm thanks and a Evening devotions will begin tip of the “ Derby” hat. at 7:30. There will be instruc­ tion, Rosary, a sermon, and Ben­ Mardi Gras Comes ediction. To South Adorns Father Moynihan called the Mardi Gras time is here again. mission a major spiritual event Many will travel to New Or­ in the parish, and urged every­ leans for traditional “ fat Tues­ MRS. lOLA HART of Derby takes her first look one to be present. He added that day” Mardi Grae festivities, but the residents of South Adams at the 1,200 pounds of beef she received in the '“Beef Father Declan is well known for for ’53” project of St. Catherine’s parish in Derby. For two days ReT. Declan Madden, O.F.M. his mission work. county and vicinity will be spared that expense of travel. St. Cath­ after she became owner of the Hereford steer, Mrs. Hart kept asking erine’s parish brings Mardi Gras herself and everyone she met, “ What will I do with it?” By this to the area. time, the butcher has solved the problem. The complacent bovine Amusements- Dining is now various cuts of select beef. 'The Rev. Dominic Albino, O.S.M., All indications point to a true pastor of Assumption parish, Welby, and administrator of St, hilarious festive night Feb. 17 Catherine’s parish, smiles his approval of the whole project. Recreation in the Welby gym. John Kaiser is the chairman. The traditional spirit of gaiety and genuine wholesome fun will be the spirit Annunciation Dutch Hop of the first Mardi Gras in the area. Games, refreshments, danc­ ing, and many awards will be RALPH TAFOYA, a Register printer, shows dis part of the Mardi Gras festival. Planned Jan. 31 at Welby may at finding “the thing” at the annual meeting of The women’s special gift will the Register Credit union. ^ be the choice of a luxurious (Annunciation Pariih, Denver) Heronema, Andrew Apodaca, quarter-length fur wrap. During the business end of the meeting the annual financial On Saturday night, Jan. 21, a Fred Apodaca, George Harrower, Dutch hop and modern dance will and Adam Schamiierger; report was given, and officers were elected. The Register Credit Music will be by Paul Weingart t v ' .fCWi •vXtnSi be sponsored by the Annuncia­ A. Buhr, Joe Dreiling, Pete union did $41,458 worth of business in 1952. Entertainment by and the boys., tion PTA in the Welby school members of the plant added a lighter touch to the annual get-to­ Donald Anthony, son of Mr. 5chs, John Appelhans, John gym from 8:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. Hanker, Joe Stremel, Pete Mol- Enjoy an invigorating drive gether. ______and Mrs. Donald P. James, was Paul Weingardt and his popu­ lendar, Walter O’Brien, Ralph over superb new highways baptized Jan. 18, with *Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mancini of Brighton lar Denver band will furnish the Moore, Adam Mollendor, Steve to the as sponsors. music for the affair. The dona­ Sabo, Frank Morgan, and A. tion to the dance is 75 cents and Kramer. Grade Loop Grid Champs Keith Bernard Younger, son tickets can be purchased either Booster Meeting, HOLLAND HOUSE of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard J. at the parish rectory or from Younger, was baptized Jan. 25, any PTA member. Special awards Potiuck Supper in Golden To Be Honored at Dinner with Marvin Knoll and Mrs. will be g;iven and refreshments A 'boosters’ meeting and pot- Irene Younger as sponsors. will be served. All parish mem­ luck supper were held in the Where you will find the kind o f food and Cards club Jan. 22. Supper was P E arl 4611 (St. Joieph’i Redemptoriat the month of February are: 5 :30, Stephen Foster Jensen, son of bers are invited. served to everyone who attended service you like at reasonable prices H. Whalen; 7, Messrs. Leisen- Mr. and Mrs. William Jensen, Serving on the committee are Pariah, DeoTor) the meeting. ring, Bergner, Musso, and Le- was baptized Jan. 27 in Chil­ Messrs, and Mmes. Adam Shen- Father Henry McKeever, Persons attending the dinner Fevre; 8:30, Messrs. Ochs, Mc- dren’s hospital. feld, Michael R a i s c h, Alex "A glowing alternative C.SS.R., will be host to the included the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Closkey, Sexton, and Turner; Mrs. Louis Williams is re­ Schlagel, Julius Sawazhki, John members of the grade school Charles Hagus, Father Donald ■to irreligious materialism^ 10, Messrs. Berger, Hart, Ward, cuperating from a virus attack. Mumford, Paul Denman, Joe championship football team McMahon, and Father Charles THl NIW YORK TIMES and Pemberton; and 11:30, (heavyweight class) at a turkey Ahern, priests o f the parish; Sam Messrs. Sloan, B a g a n, Don Retreat Association Is Sponsor dinner for the players and their Jarvis, varsity coach o f the high parents in the parish hall on Canny, and Sears. school; Rich Appulgise, B squad Sunday, Feb. 1. An innovation for the appoint­ basketball coach; Frank Priselac, Serving Complete ments for the Tuesday evening Lee Cerise, manager of the Recollection Day Slated Sr.; Frank Priselac, Jr.; Pat Hol­ American and Chinese $4 00 novena devotions beginning in man, Phil Grommet, Harry Zum- Man Colburn hotel and an active February has been inaugurated, L on g , Dinners ...... 1 up member of the parish, will pre­ tabel, Sam Dorchak, Tom Cooke, and the appointments will be Don Johnson, Joe Heronema, and pare the meal. made for a nine-week stint, al­ In Littleton for Women c c ^ Hugh McDougal. TTnanlmeuely acclaimed on Ita Members of the team are Ken­ lowing the ushers to make their Luncheons ...... W w Women, who cooked and served flrat appearance, thie le a Packaged Dinners to Take Home neth and Keith Kroneberger, Mi­ chain of nine consecutive Tues­ Littleton.— (St. Mary’s Parish)— The Catholic Lay the varioiis selections of food at chael Maher, Daniel Owen, days. They are: Messrs. Berger, Women’s Retreat association will hold its annual day of the supper were Mmes. Sa­ book to give with pride, own I Thomas O’Connor, Eugene Rino, Musso, Sexton, and Canny. with Joy. Written with clarity, recollection in St. Mary’s church and school on Sunday, wazhki, priselac, Moore, Mum- New China Cafe John and Jerry Berger, Thomas Parishioners and friends of ford, Dorchabe, Marie Kreiner, humor and deep understanding,' Capra, Bob Cordova, Frank Cos­ St. Joseph’s high school are re­ Feb. 15. Sophie Kreiner, Grommet, and It will anawer your queationa Private Room for Parties tello, Donald Hanak, Billy Kel­ minded that the students will The day will begin with Mass at 9 o’clock and will Heronema. on many apiritual m a tte ra , Colfax at Clarkson logg, Michael Ryan, Billie Sloan, begin their annual magazine I close with Benediction at 4:15 Mrs. Julius Sawazhki was bring you comfort and reaa- and Keith Suazo. Billy Thorpe subscription drive next week. o’clock. named committae chairman for AL. 0766 CH. 9702 aurance. For, while picturing was also a member of the team, Proceeds are used to* defray the Breakfast will be served im­ a potiuck supper planned for but has since moved to Califor- expenses entailed during the mediately following the 9 o’clock Mother of God Feb. 5 at 6 :3 0 p.m, in tho for tha reader the glorious ia. closing months of school. Maas, and luncheon will be served Cards club. Christian Inheritance that la Father James Moynihan, di­ Leaflets will be distributed at 12:30 o’clock. The meals will Highlight o f the evening will hla, MAGNIFICENT lllAN aids SPECTACULAR ADVENTURE! recting head of the Junior Paro next Sunday after all the Masses be prepared by the women of St. be a movie on the 1952 home­ and Inapirea him with Ita ef- chial league, has been invited to containing a story on what the Mary’s Altar and Rosary society. Parish Launches coming football game between feetive reminder of such in-^ be present and will present the Bible means to the Catholic The retreat master will be the Annunciation and Mullen. The eeeapeble truths as the reality trophies for the City Heavy­ Church. Sunday is the first day Rev. William Faherty, SJ., of movie will be shown by Mr. Buhr. AIJUiLADD-DEBOIlMEESR weight championship. West Divi­ of a week that has been desig­ Regis college. A special award was given by of aln, the neceeelty of the sion Heavyweight championship, B u ild in g Fund aaeraments, and the powei^of^j nated as Bible week. Any additional information re­ Father McMahon. It included two IHMISBOYl-COIlINlCjlLVET and second place in the South prayer. 286 pp., U 5 0 .' ' Father Paul Schwarz, C.SS.R., garding the day of recollection (Mother of God Parish, Denver) box seats to a National Western Division .Lightweight bracket, pastor, visited his mother, Mrs. may be obtained from Mrs. Har­ stock show performance. The Order from your local and a commemorative trophy John B. Schwarz, in Wichita, old V. Craig, president of the A building fund has been tickets were awarded to Mrs. marking the first year of Midget Catholic bookatore or:''' Kans., last week and reports she Catholic Lay Women’s Retreat started at Mother of God Frank Priselac. football in St. Joseph’s grade is vastly improved from a stroke association, and reservations may Memberships ape being solic­ ------DEPT. 4-1708------school. suffered last September. Her only be made through her or Miss church to replace the debt- ited for the Boosters’ club, and ST. ANTHONY GUILD PRESS The usher appointments for outiog of the week is to attend Anna L. Martin, both of St. reduction fund. A ^cond collec­ anyone wishing to contribute to DENHAM the li:3 0 o’clock Mass each Sun­ Mary’s parish. The fee for the tion on the first Sunday of each the success o f athletics at An­ PATENSON 3. NEW JERSEY 2ND WEEK Bank's Honor Club day. The Redemptorist Fathers day is $2.50 per person. month will be reserved for this nunciation is encouraged to join. take her Communion weekly. She Retreatants are asked to at­ purpose. This monthly collection Father Ahem , spiritual direc­ Featured in 'Coronet' is also the mother of Father Carl tend the 9 o’clock Mass and re­ plan was instrumental in paying tor of the Men’s club, announced Schwarz, C.SS.R., who was for­ ceive Communion in a group. o ff the parish debt of $35,000 that tickets are being sold at the The honor club of the Central merly stationed here. They may, however, also attend in three and one-half years. rectory and also by each member B IG H IT! the 11:30 o’clock Mass, for which of the club for the Cavalcade of Bank and Trust company of Den­ Bargaining for the house on Benediction Every Sunday ver is given national recognition Fox street, mentioned in last the Harold V. Craig family will Fashion show. The rehearsal will Benediction of the Blessed “TROPIC ZONE” by Coronet magazine in its Feb week’s page one story, was provide the music, with Miss be held in Hagus hall Feb. 4 at Sacrament is held every Sunday ruary issue. just begun this week and may Joan Craig as soloist. She will 7:30. This rehearsal of all the afternoon at 5 o’clock. RONALD REAGAN — RHONDA FLEMING TfCHNICOLOR The Coronet story shows how be completed within 60 days. sing an “Ave Maria” at the Of­ members of the fashion show the club takes note of honesty Nothing has been done about fertory. On Monday, Feb. 2, Candle­ will be semiformal. among the Mile High city’s the house on Galapago street, All women are invited and mas day, candles will be blessed The date for the fashion show is Feb. 9 at 7:4 5 in youngsters and rewards each but it is on the agenda. The urged to make this day of recol­ before the 6 :30 Mass and will be Hagus hall. money finding child with a gold other improvements will mate­ lection. available at the rectory. The Band auxiliary will meet pin, membership in the select rialize this year. Gomes Party Throats will be blessed on EI.KS Thursday evening, Jan. 29, at Honor club, plus a year’s YMCA The meeting of the Parent- Slated Jon. 28 Tuesday, the Feast of St. Blaise, membership or a savings account after the 6:30 and 8 o’clock 8 p.m. in the grade school li­ Teachers’ association will be held brary. All parents o f the children at the Central. St. M a ^ ’s Altar and Rosary Masses, at 3:30 in the afternoon, ^ Mid Winter Carnival on Tuesday, Feb. 3, beginning society will hold a games party are urged to be present to dis­ Tpday, some 600 youngsters and at 7 :30 in the evening. Welcome to Denver’# Finest have become members of the promptly at 8:15 o’clock. Bill in the school hall at 2 o’clock on cuss the forthcoming music club and returned more than Sloan, program chairman, has Thursday ^ afternoon, Jan. 29. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. McMahon festival. Tomorrow and Saturday $25,000 in cash. arranged, among other acts, a Hostesses will be Mmes. Arthur announce the birth of their sev­ Banns were announced for the COLBURN HOTEL Administering the Honor club’s film, entitled Ski Train, fur­ DuFour, Peter Goscha, William enth child, a boy, in a local hos­ first time Sunday between Pa­ LUXURIOUS ROOMS activities is Art Williams, as­ nished through the courtesy o f McGlone, and J. E. Nicholas. Ad­ pital Sunday, Jan. 25. tricia Ann Moore of this parish Cocktail Lounge Two Big Nights — January 30-31 ^ sistant vice president of the Cen­ the Denver & Rio Grande mission is 50 cents per person, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Tierney of and Robert Fahey o f Blessed Coffee Shop Western railroad. This picture and prizes will be given away. tral bank. He oversees an an­ Broken Bow, Neb., and their Sacrament parish. 10th Avsnue at Grant depicts scenes of the ski spots The high school retreat, con­ Amusement Dancing Entertainment Fun nual amusement park outing and ParUhioneri are reminded children, Joyce, Pat, and Mike, MAin 6261 Christmas dinner, as well as see­ on the Rio Grande. of and encouraged to support were visitors in the B. C. Welch ducted by a priest from the semi­ D. B. CERISE. Manager ing that roster members choos­ A good attendance is desired. the special collection to 'he home in the past week. nary, started Tuesday morning. At this meeting the results Benefit of E lies’ Charity Fund ing the Central savings account taken up for the rebuilding of ' receive an extra dividend for of the “ Mother’s March” for the All Saints church on Sunday, their honesty. March of Dimes, which was coh- Feb. 1. This special collection The article is titled “ Honesty ducted Thursday, will be made will be taken up after Com­ Pays in Denver.’’ known. munion at all the Masses on that day. Novena services in honor of Our Lady of the Miraculous M-M-M DELICIOUS! Presentation Credit Union Medal are held Monday evenings at 7 :45 o’clock,, and the special Golden Brown Conducts Annual Meeting general intentions continue to be ONE-HALF for world feace and the. protec- tion of all parishioners serving (Preientation Pariah, Denver) Ticket! may be had from in the armed forces. memberi of the lociety, after The annual meeting of Pres­ Catechism classes for children the M aiiei and at the hall. of grade-school age attending entation Parish Credit union Tickets are $1 for adults and ljoullkpwtliJoi|- FRIED CHICKEN public schools are held every Sun­ was held in the parish hall Jan. 50 cents for children. day after the 8 o’clock Mass, and COMPLETE SIX-COURSE DINNER 27. PTA to Sponsor Boll the Junior Newman club, for boys , I Clyde Dwyer of the Colorado The PTA will sponsor a pre- and girls of high school age, Credit Union league an'd Newton Lenten valentine ball in the meets every Monday evening at 7 Smith, state bank examiner, parish hall on Satoday evening, o’clock. Parents are asked to were guest speakers. A musical Feb. 14. Roland Roberts’ have their children present for aUlieDiinner program was presented by the orchestra will furnish the music. this necessary religious instruc­ school band, and the Rev. Wil­ Admission will be $1 per person. tion. You can cut loose your appetite when INCLUDES CHOICE OF APPETIZER, SALAD, VEGETABLE, liam Molloy presented his magic you hit the trail to the Dining Car on i DRINK AND DESSERT tricks. The Altar and Rosary society will receive Holy Communion in Union Pacific. Here’s the best o f western THIS SPECIAL PRICE GOOD NOW There was a large attendance. a group in the 8 o’clock Mass Doctor Austin Mutz fare all freshly prepared. Prime beef, Mrs. Barbara Anderson received THRU SUNDAY, FEB. 8 next Sunday. All women of the lam b and pork, plump poultry or tasty the special prize, a 20-pound parish are invited to receive Opens Medical Office fish are rounded up with vegetables, oven- hani, and Gilbert Lindeman, Jr., Holy Communion with the Open 11:30 A.M. to 8 P.M. MM e CLUB‘*ot.'’.‘"m « " also won a special award. group. Dr. Austin Mutz, member of fresh breads and plenty o f butter. , bikt win br giTtn on TnniltT, Daily Except Monday Candles will be blessed before The PTA will sponsor another St. James’ parish, Denver, an- Whenever you travel, Union Pacific wcl« Fcbratry 10th! the 8:15 Mass on Monday, Feb. pop corn sale on Friday, Jan. 30, nouncesjhe opening of his office comes you to an easy, friendly trip. No Liquor Special Child’i Menu Parking Next Door 2, and will he distributed by at the lunch hour for the school for the practice o f internal medi­ members of the Altar and children. cine at 1820 Gilpin street. For travel information and reacrvation^— Rosary society after all the A solemn novena in honor Dr. Mutz, his wife, and five CITY TICKET OFFICE^ SS5 /S^ranteenth Street Masses on Sunday Feb. 8. Denver 2» Colorado. Piione 4141 of Our Lady of tha Miraculous children, three boys and tyro Or eee anr local Travel Agent. The blessing of throats will be Medal will open on Feb. 15 girls, reside at 470 Olive street. held before the 6:30 Mass, after and close on Feb. 23. The Rev. Office hours by appointment. the 8:16 Mass, at 3 p.m., and .Diamond Ryan, C.M., of St. A graduate of Lincoln college (jolden IllLaiiteni after Rosary devotions on Tues­ ' Louis. Mo., will he th^ novena of medicine in Nebraska, Dr. BeeUnrant day, Feb. 3. Louis, Mo., will be the novena Mutz previously had offices in h. The Holy Name tooiety will Mrs. Martha Bird wishes to Lincoln and in Hartford, Conn., terve a (paghatti dinner on thank all those who helped to where he did residency in m ltd Bromdwav Nnr Itth Amine KEyitena 1104 Saturday, Fab. 7, from 5 to 7 make the card party thm past I temal medicine before coming to UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD p.m. in tho pariih hall. week a success. iDanver » few months ago. , A ) ' PAGE TEN , Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205. Thursday, January 29, 1953

iDTntnniiiniiiiuiuuiiHMinuiitMiunatRfliiiHitiiiii^^ 2 Guest Speakers March of Dimes EnthusiastlSt. Rose of Lima Ushers (R sjq.uiQ AcanL S rt P o x j l < At Lady of Grace Feted at Luncheon, Party (Our Lady of Grace Pariah, MICHAEL J.'LAVIN, 69, of the Lit-ICajeUn’ B church Jan. 28. Interment of the Holy Name society, the St. Vin­ (S t. Roie of Lima’s Parish, The Altar and Rosary society tie Sisten of the Poor reaidence (MuU M t Olivet Trevino mortuary, cent de Paul, the Big Brother move­ OeiiTer) Denver) bake sale Jan. 25 was successful. len home for the aged). Brother of Mrs. JUAN MADRID, 50, of ^226 8lst ment, and the K. of (X , . There will be two gueet As an added attraction the so­ At the time of his death he was a The Rev. Barry J. Wogan, Katherine E. Smith and Mrs. John F. street. Husband of Rosa Madrid; and speakers at the so cia l meeting ciety served free coffee in the Guilfoyle of Denver. Requiem Mass was brother of Antonio, Francjsco, Angel. member of Loyola parish. After suf­ of the Altar and Rosary society pastor,’ 'was host at a buffet celebrated in St. Rose of Lima’s church Maria, Severa, and Maria Luz Madrid. fering a third stroke he died Jan. 19. parish hall after each Mass. Requiem'Mass was celebrated Jan. 24 Besides his wife and children, he Is Jan. 29 at 8 p.m. In the base­ luncheon and party for the Jen. 28. Interment M t Olivet. Horan Ushers’ club and members of the The Altar and Rosary society and Son chapel. in Sacred Heart church. Interment Mt. survived by two grandchildren, all of ment hall. Mr. York and Mr. committee for the games party Olivet Trevino mortuary. Denver. choir and their husbands and HENRY BRAGG, 69. 621 20th street. Roth will speak. The main sub­ Feb. 14 held a special meeting Requiem Mass is being celebrated in ANDRES MALDONADO, 70, of 4319 Requiem High Mass waS' celebrated wives Jan. 21 in the parish hall. Holy Ghost ' church Thursday, Jan. Elati. Husband of Antonia Maldonado; Jan. 24 in Loyola church. Interment Mt. ject at the meeting will be the and appointed Mrs. Anna Fee- 29, at 9 o’clock. Interment Mt. Olivet. fatl^er of Manuel and Anaatiacia Mai- Olivet. Boulevard mortuary. midwinter bazaar, which will be .Father Wogan expressed his ley, chairman for the party-to be Horan and Son chapel. dopado; and brother of Leon Maldon­ MRS. JENNIE ARMSTRONG held In the church hall Feb. 13 gratitude for services rendered ado; also Burvjved by six grandchildren, Mrs.. Jennie Armstrong, 80, 1180 S. held in the parish hall Saturday, EDWARD P. O’CONNELL, 80, 2288 through Feb. 15. the parish by these two groups. Locust street. Husband of Hanna K. Rosary will oe recited Tjursday, Jan. Milwaukee street, died Jan. 28 in Sands Feb. 14, at 8 p.m. Admission O’Connell; and father of Edward B. 29, at 8. p.m. in the residence. Requiem House after a long illness. She had Parishioners may pick up can­ Mrs. Bertha Nahler was pre­ will be 50 cents. Refreshments and Helen O’Connell. R§#iiem Mass was Mass will be celebrated at 9:30 o'clock lived in Europe for many years, but dles after the Masses on Sunday, sented a planter lamp by Father will be served. Jan. 30 in Our Lady of Guadalupe had been a resident of Denver 30^ years. celebrated in Loyola church Jan. 26. In­ Feb. 1. Wogan in appreciation of her terment Mt. Olivet. Horan and Son church. Interment Mt Olivet Trevino Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. The Altar and Rosary society mortuary. Confessions on Saturday are chapel. Betty Isbell, and a son, John W. Arm­ work as choir director. will receive Communion in a IGNACIO L. VIGIL, 82. of 1113 strong, both of Denver, and another son. from 3:30 to 5:30 and 7:30 to CHARLES A. BYRNE, 89, 2379 Dex- Ninth street Solemn Requiem Mass is Popular song hits were pre- group in the 8 o’clock Mass Sun­ ter street. Father of Charles A. Byrne, George H. Armstrong of Laramie, 8:30, Masses on Sundays are at being celebrated in St. Cajetan’s church W yo.: and three grandchildren. .sented by the well-known Eck- day, Jan. 31. Jr., Los Angeles. Calif.; Mrs. Roy Ol­ Thursday, Jan. 29, at 9 o’clock. Inter­ 7, 8, 9, 10; 11, and 12:15. son and Emmett Byrne of Denver. Re­ Requiem High Mass was celebrated hardt Trio, composed of Shirley Maney-Making Plans ment Mt. Olivet Trevino mortuary. Jan. 27 in St. Vincent de Paul’s church. Orf Tuesday evenlngfs there quiem Mass was celebrated in Blessed DEWEY R. FRESQUEZ, infant, of, Eckhardt, Joan Eckbardt, and Sacrament church Jan. 24. Interment Olinger mortuary. , are games parties In the church Afe Formulated 625 Vallejo street. Son of Mr. and Mrs. JOHN W. DENNY Ann Sansing. This was followed Mt. Olivet. Horan and Son chapel. Tranquilino'Fresquez: brother of David, hall. Money-making plans were A Requiem High Mass was celebrated by group singing. formulated by the members of MARY CATHERINE GUINAN, 86. Frankie, Michael, Virginia, Mary, and Jan. 24 in Our Lady of Lourdes church, Square dancing will be dis­ 2219 E. 24th avenue. Mother of Edward Games were played and prizes Marcie; and grandson of Jose Fres­ Denver, for John W. Denny, pioneer continued temporarily. More In­ St. Ann’s circle in the home of T. Guinan and Mrs. Joseph Reischman quez. Services were held Jan. 24 in the Wyoming oil maif, who died unex­ were awarded. Mrs. Katherine Guadagpioli Jan. of Denver; and sister of Agnes Kelly 'Trevino Chapel. Interment Mt. Olivet. formation about square dancing pectedly Jan. 19 at Lusk. Wyo. He The party was climaxed with a 20. of Hollywood, Calif.; James Walsh of HERMAN BERTSCH, a member of had made his home in Casper. Wyo. may be obtained by calling Mrs. Denver, and William Walsh of Los St. Rose of Lima’s parish for the past He was born at Little Washington, buffet luncheon. The society will sell shampoo Angeles, Calif.; also survived by seven two yeark, died unexpectedly after Fred Popish at AL. 9328. Pa., and later lived at Charleston, W. Anyone with n^ws for the Reff- Guest Speaker at the-Altar and Rosary mee'ting grandchildren. Member of the Third heart attack Jan. 14. Requiem Mass was Va., where he married Ella Jane Hol­ Order^f St. Francis, Dominican Sisters offered Jan. 30, and interment took ister is asked to call Mrs. Drotar Thursday, Feb. 12. The price stein in 1914. The Dennys came west For Holy Name Society for the shampoo will he $1 a of th^Sick Poor society, Loyola Altar place in Minneapolis. Minn. The family to Wyoming in 1916, Mr. Denny and at AL. 7556. and Rosary society, and St. Vincent’s resides at 64 S. Federal boulevard. his brothers, the late Anthony J. and The^Holy Name society will jar. Aid society. Requiem High Mass was MATT J. MAHONEY, 60. of 2639 Charles Denny, were affiliated with the have an interesting program A card party will be sponsored celebrated in Loyola church Jan. 28. S. Bannock street. Husband of Helen Ohio Oil company for 21 years. Monday, Feb.' 2, when the guest by the society on Tuesday, Feb. Interment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard mor­ E. Mahoney: father of Robert S. Ma For the past 15 years Mr. Denny speaker will be the Very Rev. 17, at 8 p.m. in. the parish hall. tuary. honey and Mrs. Helen Burns; brother had been district superintendent for Mardi Gras Fete JOHN MUELLER, 78, 395 S. Clay of Nellie Belcher, June, Bazhea, and the Rocky Mountain region. During the William Kenneally, C.M., presi­ Adfnission will be 50 cents, and street Husband of Anna H. Mueller; John W. Mahoney, all of Denver; Agnes past four months he was production dent of St. Thomas’ seminary. everyone in the parish is invited. father of John F. Mueller, Anthony L. Hegenberger, McCook, Neb.; Stasia manager for the Crusader corporation. Mueller, Dallas, Tex.; F. J. Mueller, Wheeler, Richland, Wash.: and Edward Mr. Denny is survived by his wife; Set for Feb. 21 Gregory A. Mueller. Raymond L. Muel­ Mahoney, Hot Springs, S. Dak.. an(L daughters, Mrs, Katherine Fuller, ler, Everett. Wash: Helen M. Foster. grandfather of Kathleen and Cheryl Mrs. Frances Hansgen, and Mrs. Mary Germaine Greene, Boulder; Josephine Burns, and Lannie Sue Mahoney, all Agnes Adams. Denver; Mrs. Eleanore By Lourdes Parish Gilbert. Arvada; and brother of Mrs. of Denver. Member of South Denver Blagg of Casper, and Mrs. Helen post 2461, VFW. Requiem Mas.s was John Heller, Kenosha, W is.: also sur­ Rachels. Sumatra, Indonesia: two sons. (Our Lady of Lourdei Parish, vived by 19 grandchildren. Solemn Re celebrated Jan. 24 in Our I>ady of Anthony J. Denny of Lance .Creek, quiem Mass is being celebrated in St. Lourdes church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Wyo., and William E. Denny of New Donrer) Francis de Sales’ church Jan. 29 at EDWARD J. SAUNDERS, 62. of Castle. W yo.; a sister. Mci, Agnes E. Plans are uhder way for the 9:80 o’clock. Interment in Mt. Olivet. 1739 York street. Son of Margaret Garbarina, Denver: and 14 grandchil­ Boulevard mortuary. Saunders, Denver; father of Margaret dren. ^ 1953 annual Mardi Gras to be Scientifically Correct HELEN O’ BOYLE. 54, 1086 S. Vine Colvin, Francisco, Calif.: brother Interment was in Mt, Olivet. Olinger staged in Our Lady of Lourdes street. Wife of James A. O’Boyle: of Mrs. Mary Dougherty; and uncle mortuary. parish on Saturday, Feb. 14. Baby and Infant Shoes mother of Rowena Barnes. Denver, of Pat Dougherty, both of San Mateo. ADDIE HUGGINS LAUNDON At their regular meeting last James B. O’ Boyle, Denver; and sister Calif.; and gran(^thep of Bert and Mrs. Addie Huggins Laundon of 151 MRS. M'ARY THERESE ELLIOTT has her arms of Sidney Frailer, Greeley, and Joseph Lynn Colvin, San r rancis^co. Calif. Re­ W. Fourth avenue, died Jan. 26 at the week, the men of the Rocks of A. Ryan. Denver. Requiem High Mass quiem Maes was celebrated in Loyola age of 86. She was instructed and re­ Lourdes club dismissed arrange­ and hands full, but shfe still finds time to do a big job was celebrated Jan. 28 in S t Vincent church Jan. 26. Interment Mt. Olivet. ceived into the Church last November ments. Bernie Doornbos’ band for the March of Dimes fund drive. de Paul’s church. Interment M t Olivet JOSEPH GLEASON, 49, of 1657 by Father Paul Schawrz, C.SS.R., of St. Mrs. Elliott, a member of St. John the Evangelist’s parish, Logan. Requiem Mass was celebrated Joseph’s Redemptorist parish. will play for the Mardi Gras Boulevard mortuary.. » Denver, is typical of the hundreds of Catholic women volunteers FELIX ENRICO, 72, 2317 W. 32nd Jan. 27 in the Cathedral. Interment A Requiem High Mass was celebrated danQe.- The Mardi Gras will be avenue. Husband of Josephine Enrico; Mt. Olivet. by Father Schwarz in St. Joseph’s held in the decorated hall of the working on the Mothers’ March on Polio, which takes place brother of Antonio Enrico of Italy: GEORGE CAREY, 74. 2739 Grove church Jan. 28. Interment in Mt. Olivet Thursday,* Jaii. 29. She urges all families to leave their porch- followed. Center House at 2256 S. Logan brother-in-law of John Morello and street. Husband of Margaret Carey; fa­ street. Tickets will sell for 75 lights on from 7 to 9 p.m., a signal for “ marching mothers” to pick Catherine Morello: and uncle of Mrs. ther of Pat. Catherine, Mary, and Surviving are her husband, Bert R. Frank Musso. Requiem High Mass was Agnes Carey, Margaret Christensen, and Laundon; five grandchildren, Margaret cents per person. The annual up a contribution. ■ ■ SIMPLEX celebrated in S t Patrick’s church Jan. Rose Lamprecht; and grandfather of Ellison, George R. McCormack. C. ball this year promises to be the Mrs. Elliott, shown here with her children, Kathy, 2; and FOR YOUNG FEET 24. Interment M t Olivet Olinger mor­ Alice Louise Lamprecht and Bharon Francis McCormack. Harold I. McCor­ mack. and James A. McCormack; and best ever. It will be a costume Christine, 1, knows the need for March of Dimes funds. She her­ tuary. Carey. Requiem Mass was celebrated self was stricken with polio last summer and was hospitalized for JOHN McIn t y r e , 7I. 1436 16th Jan. 27 in St. Dominic’s church. Inter­ 10 great-grandchildren. Olinger mor­ affair with gifts being offered for street. Requiem Mass was celebrated ment Mt. Olivet. Day mortuary. tuary. the best costumes. Special gifts months. As it does in four out of five cases, the polio foundation MARK A..TIERNAN in Holy Ghost church Jan. 24. Interment MAGGIE MARY RITTER, 90, 210 will likewise be awarded. Re- financed the cost of her care and the physical therapy treatments M t Olivet Olinger mortuary. Mark A. Tiernan. 76, 4014 Navajo Galapago. Mother of Ida Bridgewater street, retired bricklayer, died Jan. 22 freshments will be served that will continue twice weekly in an effort to bring about her ARTHUR S. PHILLIPS, 63. 1118 De-* and Ray Ritter of Denver, Mrs. Rich­ in a local hospital after a brief Illness. throughout the evening in the full recovery. Mrs. Elliott still manages to handle her household troit street Husband of Anna Phillips; ard Garrett and Mrs. Ed Edmonds, Val­ He was born in New York, and had lejo, Calif.: Art Ritter, Deer Trail, and eighth grade room adjoining the duties from p wheelchair. and father of Rose Mary Robb and lived in Pueblo and California many Mrs. Van Hensen, Miami, Fla. Also sur­ Betty Thornsberry. Requiem High years before coming to Denver about hall. The annual Mardi Gras is “ And if it hadn’t been for the March of Dimes, Bob would have viving are 36 grandchildren and 38 Mass was celebrated Jan. 27 in An­ J922. He retired 12 years ago. the biggest social event o f the had to drop out of school,” Mrs. Elliott said. Bob is her husband, nunciation church. Interment Mt. Olivet. great-grandchildren. Requiem Mass was Survivors include his wife, Mary year. Charles Robert Elliott, a dental student at Creighton university. Olinger mortuary. celebrated in St. Joseph’s church Jan. Ellen; one daughter, Mrs. Marie Ma­ GEORGE FRANK, 3. 4244 Galapago 28. Interment Mt. Olivet.. loney of Pueblo: three sons, Mark, Jr., Men of the Rocks of Lourdes Mary Therese, a graduate of St. Mary’s academy and Loretto MARIE M. SMETHILLS, 62. 2346 street. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph of Pagosa Springs and Edward and club also voted at their IdSt meet­ Heights college, lites at 776 Detroit street. Clermont street. Wife of John A. Smet- Frank, Denver; brother of Rose Marie, James of Denver: three sisters, Mrs. ing to start a spring improve­ Joseph, Johnnie, Bettyann. and Annie hills; mother of John A. Smethills; and Agnes Hagerty of Oakland, Calif., and sister of Clement P. Bisant and Joseph Frank: and grandson of Elizabeth Hein­ Mrs. Rose Brambaugh and Mrs. Helen ment of church and school D. Bisant. Requiem Mass was celebrated rich. Mass of the Angels was said in Harper, both of Pueblo; and 13 grand­ grounds. The men will start work in Blessed Sacrament church Jan. 27. St. John's Member Claims Holy Rosary church Jan. 27. Interment children. at the first sign of spring. They M t Olivet Capitol mortuary. Interment Mt. Olivet. Requiem High Mast was celebrated VAN M. ZIMMERMAN, of 1328 Cor­ will beautify the area in front CARLOS CASTILLO, 78. Husband of Jan. 27 in St. Patrick's church. Inter­ ona street. Rosary will be recited at • Sufficiently pliable to permit foot muscles develop Julia Castillo, 880 25th street, Denver; ment in Mt. Olivet. of the Center House school to the Service Record in Bureau 8 p.m. Jan. 29 in the Howard mortuary. and father of Sophie Folks. Evelyn MICHAEL PARISE north boundary facing Warren through exercise of walking. Rios, Flossie Gomel. Ida Trunkosa; Requiem Mass will be celebrated In the Cathedral Friday, Jan. 30, at 9 o ’clock. Michael A. Parise, 61, 428 Perry avenue. The men will also make Leo J. Foster, who has estab­ ects in Southern California and also survived by nine grandchildren street, who came to Denver from near and two great-grandchildren. Requiem Naples, Italy, in .1907, died Jan. 22 in improvements on the Outdoor lished the longest service record Arizona. — • Built on 3-point suspension last — heel, base of great Mass was celebrated Jan. 24 in Sacred MARTIN J. MAREK St. Luke’ s hospital after a long illness. club area. The latter, a $39,000,000 job, Heart church. Interment M t Olivet. ever compiled by a Reclamation toe and base of the little toe. Martin J. Marek, 78, 2601 Elizabeth He was an employe of the Public Serv­ The Altar and Ho»ary l o - Capitol mortuary. included the construction of street, died Jan. 19 in St. Joseph’s hos­ ice company for 23 years before retir­ ciety will hold a tpecial card Bureau employe, will retire Jan. Imperial dam and debiting EUFELIO MONDRAGON, 15. 2405 pital. H« was bom March 17, 1874, in ing several years ago. • Flexies shoes bend naturally right where the foot ■I- party in the Center Houia hall 31. He is a member of St. John’s works, and river-sized canals W. 66th avenue. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Manitowoc, W’ls., one of 11 children born Survivors include two brothers, bends, not just anywhere. Anastacio Mondragon of Denver; and to Joseph and Anna Marek. A few years James Parise of Seattle, Wash., and Joe Saturday, Jan. 31. The party parish, Denver. that convey irrigation water to a brother of Filigonio Anastiacio, Jr.; after h i s birth Parise of Denver: two sisters, Amelia wilt be a deiiert-lunchaon af­ the agricultural empire in the Ruby, Pacomio, Caesencio, Rosa, and the family moved Ferriere and Carmella Romola, both of Mr. Foster, design and con­ • Soft pliable uppers of fine elk leather. Pete Mondragtfn, all of Denver; Modesto to Antigo, Wis. Deijver; one daughter, Mrs. John Olle fair with gifti offered. All struction division consulting en­ Imperial and Coachelljy valleys. Mondragon, U. S. army: Carlos Mon- He moved to of Denver; and one son, Carl Parise, In 1944, Foster came to the members of the society and gineer, has been with the bureau • Short back Flexies lasts prevent foot from sliding dragon, Arvada; and Mary Trujillo, Chicago with his Denver. Requiem Mass was celebrated their friends are invited to at­ continuously for 48 and one-half bureau’s Denver offices and as- Denver. Requiem Mass was celebrated mother after his Jan. 26 in Presentation church. Inter­ forward which may cramp toes. in S t Cajetan’s church Jan. 28. In­ father’s death. In ment was in Mt. Olivet. Horan mortu­ tend these monthly card par­ years. terment M t Olivet Capitol mortuary. June, 1904,- he ary. ties sponsored by the society. His first bureau job was as a In brown or white ROBERT LEE GARNICA, 1. 7070 married Joseph­ MARY I. DECATUR Increased activities for the field assistant on the Un- E. 63rd avenue. Son of Mr. and Mrs. ine Navratil, and Mrs. Ij^ry I. Decatur, 83, lifelong Outdoor club of the older groups Basillio Gamica; brother of Louis Eu­ there were two resident of the Denver area, died Jan. compahgre project in Western Sizes 3 to 6, BCD, 5.9 8 gene Gamica: and grandson of Mr. children. Charity, 21 in her home after a long illness. began this month. Members of Colorado. He became superin­ now Mrs. Lee M. She was born in Denver, July 7, 1869, the seventh and eighth grade and Mrs. J. Gamica, Denver, and Mr. tendent there and materially ■e- and Mrs. J. Casias, Pueblo. The Rosary Henry, and Les­ the daughter of Patrick and Elizabeth level have been making ski trips ter A. Marek. In Smith, and attended Adams County aided the transformation into Sizes 61^ to 8, ABCD, 6 .9 8 was recited Jan. 25. Interment M t to Berthoud Pass on Saturdays. Olivet. 3907 he opened a school and St. Mary's high school in fertile farms of 57,000 acres PACOMIO SANCHEZ. 72. 1119 10th dry goods store Denver. She was county superintendent They are being instructed in this that the western explorer Capt. Childran’a Shoes—Third Floor street Husband of Rupetra Sanchez in Chicago and for two terms in Adams qounty, and art by professional skiers. In ad­ J. W. Gunnison once described father of Delores and Frank j^nchez , the business also taught in Denver several years dition to this activity, the two of Denver, Mrs. Charles Littlejohn of prospered, with the opening of an addi­ until 1897. when she married Frank as a “ desert unfit for cultivation Elgin. 111.: and Mrs. Della Gomez. tion in a suburb in Dunning. During Decatur, who died in 1944. The couple groups have a weekly party and inhabitable only by Denver; and brother of Felix Sanchez 1918 and 1919 he^was advised to bring lived in Adams county for several dance night. They are being savages.” January Clearance his wife to higher climate. years, but returned to Denver in 1918 of Trinidad, Victor Florez of Pueblo, taught the art of ballroom danc­ Foster also served as con­ and Mrs. Margaret Garcia, Chicago, 111. In 1920 Mr. Marek and his daughter Survivors in^ude two sisters. Miss Boys’ Winter Outerwear Requiem Mass was celebrated in St. entered the Palmer School of Chiroprac- Lucy Cline of 537 Pearl street, and ing by John Hurley. struction engineer on the Hum­ Cajetan’s church Jan. 23. Interment Mt, tice in Davenport. la.; and in Novem­ Mrs. Alice Ertz of Grand Lake; and Members of the eighth grade boldt project in Nevada during Olivet Capitol mortuary. ber, 1928, the family moved to Denver four nieces. group will have a “ Hay Rack” Regular 26.95 Storm Coat and Slack Suit, i g „ where they have made their home since. the early 1930s, and in 1937 was JOSE S. M. GRIEGO, 18. of 1061 Requiem Mass was celebrated Jan. ride at Mississippi stables on both fully lined. Sizes 4 to 8...... Kalamath street. Son of Mr. and Mrs After an automobile accident he was 23 in Mother of God church. Olinger named construction engineer for Salomon A. Griego; grandson of Mr. forced to give up his practice and be­ mortuary. Thursday. the Gila and All-American proj- 19.98 Surcoats, and Mra. A. G. Griego. Albuquerque, came interested in the National Annuity sizes 14 to 20...... 1 4 " N. Mex.; and nephew of Isidro Mart­ league. inez. Frank, Tony, Jose, and Max For many years hf was president 27.50 Baraboo Bay Checki, Griego. and Mrs. Bennie Fernandez. of the Rainbow club and was usher at sizes 14 to 20...... 1 8 ” Requiem Mass was celebrated in St. Holy Ghost church. He was a member Sodality Moderator Named Candle Blessing Boys’ Sho|>—Third Floor In St. Louis', Englewood^\W B e H e ld % ' TELEVISION EYES Leo J. Foster (St. Louis’ Parish, Englewood) I Infants baptized in the past Doei television cause eyestrain, burning and sleepiness? Miss Evelyn Sobieszczyk was ^ ^ ^ e ® , daughter sumed his present position on oe fUJ Mr. Bud Mrs. Peter Khsmet, At St. James' the chief engineer’s staff, re­ These conditions can be remedied by a thorough visual chosen as the moderator for the with Frank and Alice Denbae as viewing and analyzing plans for analysis. The application of the CALOBAR lenses makes Immaculate Heart of Mary sodal­ (St. Jamsi’ Pariih, Denvar) sponsors; Toni Ann, daughter of proposed reclamation projects. *Wh*f# Osnvtr Shopi wilh Confidtnet*-Klyifona 2111 ity at a meeting in the rectory viewing Television easy on the eyes. Mr. and Mrs. William Tuttle, Born in St. Louis, Mo., Leo Jan. 26. Candles will be blessed before with Peter and Patricia Ann the first Mass on the Feast of Foster received A.B. and M.A. As moderator she will help the Sailor as sponsors; the Purification Feb. 2. They will degrees from Christian Brothers’ sodalists in planning their pro­ college in St. Louis; and B.S. , Roseann Lorene, dtughter of be distributed after both of the SWIGERT BROS. grams. and engineer of mines degrees Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jostes, with morning Masses and may be had 1550 California KEyttone 7 6 5 1 ^ The meeting was attended by at any time during the day. from the Missouri School of John and Marilyn Sausa as spon­ Mines in Rolla. He is a member ► CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING! Monsignor Joseph O’Heron. The newly blessed candles also sors; Loretta Rachel, daughter of of the American Society of Civil Better Vition Good ScricB will be available after the Masses Membership in the sodality is Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Montoya Engineers. on the following Sunday. for Every Age Optometrists ,4t Right Price$ open to all girls in the parish of with Victor* Sanchez and Alice Foster has reached the Classified Ads high school age. Trujillo as sponsors; On, the Feast of S t Blaise Federal compulsory retirement GLASSES INDIVIDUALLY STYLED The Cub Scouts are planning Elizabeth Lydia, daughter of throats will be blessed following age, 70. It will pay you to read ALL of the following advertiiement,. I K . A A A A d their blue and gold dinner for Mr. and Mrs. James Cole, with the morning Masses, at 3 o’clock, Feb. 21. All parents of the cubs, John and Alicia Gameway as and in the evening at 7:30. and members of their families sponsors. . The Sacred Heart devotions I8C0ME TAX HOMES FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS are invited to attend. Reserva­ B. K. Sweeney, Jr.; Harold are held every Friday at 7:30 FOR SALE by owner. 3 bedroom brick, KOMAC Paint — Closing out colort, or 61 Elizabeth. DExter 0920. tions can be made by calling the Rust from the parish, and Mon­ p.m. Kem-Tone, $3.10 gal. Wallpaper close* rectory or the Cub Scout offi­ signor O’Heron attended the an­ The fourth grade mothers from HELP w a n t e d t o r e n t out. 35c roll and up. 720 Santa Fe. cers. nual meeting of the Denver Sister Dorothy’s room will volun­ NEEID plain 4 or 5 room unfurnished WANTED—Catholic lady with car to share home with widow. Westwod 354-R. The Girl Scouts from the par­ Community Chest in the Denver teer for work in the Idnch room 20 Years’ Experience home. Couple, one child 3 years. Will take excellent care of property. Not over liF ish' troop are planning an over­ Chamber of ^ommerce. Mr. during the month of Feruary. Reasonahde Fees $60. GLendale 0160. HELP TO EXCHANGE night camporee at the Twisted Sweeney was chosen one of the The following will assist: Mmes. Brame, Martina, McIntosh, More­ CATHOLIC couple, expecting, husband Will give room, board to woman for com­ Pine, camp Feb. 13 and 14. directors of the Chelt. CALL HOWEY at Lowry, desire apt. in E. Denver with panion, Light work, some wages. Refer­ land, Fattor, Noll, Grover, Glass, 0 1 ^ ^ DARNEL The Altar lociety will meet Candles will be blessed before stove and refrig.; furnished.—To $65. ences. EAst 2883. Czockett, Mizicko, Emery, DExter 6877 after 6 p.m. in the aseembly room of the the 8 o’clock Mass on Monday, AL. 0111 Barnes, Donnelly, Borhmann, SITUATION WANTED M a r . 7 , 19S1' rectory Monday, Feb. 2, at Feb. 2, the Feast of the Purifi­ Hancock, Dunn, Driver, Gower, PAINTING & DECORATING Typing, telephoning in my home, fix- lr30 o’clock. Plana forva St. cation. Sorenseon, Bleakihore, Jansen, perienced. FLorida 4322. Patrick day party will be dia- WALLPAPER Hanging. Painting, Throats will be blessed after Konig, Famularo, Beckman, Remodeling. Call KK S79S. cuaaed at that time. Membera Homes For Sale SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE the 6:15 and 8 o’clock Masses on M 0 y n i h a n, Cardarette, Kay, FOR paperbanging and painting call of the aociety will receive Tuesday, Feb. 3, the Feast o f St. Thorpe, Blackford, Huggins, Anton Beringer, 158 Madison. £A. 2285 WANTED — Housekeeping in rectory. Communion in the 8 o’clock or K£. 4951. \ City y fe rences. Box MN, care Register. W r Blaise. The blessing will also be Baumann, Calve, Mestek and Mc- Maaa Sunday, Feb. 1, given again in the afternoon at Quade. WANTEID— Women to earn extra money ALL POLISHED DRUGGISTS in spare time. Call GLendale 5709. Mrs. Kathryn Nachazel enter­ 3 o’clock and in the evening at The'monthly Mass for all the tained members of the Altar so­ 7:45 o’clock. active, associate, and perpetual ST. LOUIS PARISH YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS BRICK REPAIRS ciety with a card party in her will be filled correctly at A committee of men interested members of the Altar and Rosary WASHINGTON PARK PHARMACY BRICK REPAIRS: Specializing in brick home Jan. 22. in school athletics met with the society will be offered Sunday at 4527 SO. CLARKSON — 2 bedroom Ph. 8P. 2765 1016 Soath Gaylord St. pointing and repairing, also caulking and names to fe mtem^cC brick, 4 years old: large llTing room, Members of the Young Peo­ coach, Dick Talbot, Jan. 16. Pres­ 7:15. /■ painting. BE. 8-5211 WALTER EVANS, dinetto; foil finished baaeroent; at­ & 3177 Benton St • JACQUES BROTHERS ple’s club were entertained with ent at the meeting were C. C. The Rev. Francis B. Ostdic-k, tached garage: nicely landscaped. TOWELS LINEN SUPPLY Sines 1902 a square dancing program Jan. DryeivC. W. Boom, L. F. Dowd, Foil price only 114.750. Nubriatone Work, brick pointing and re­ pastor of Holy Trinity Parish, MOUNTAIN TOWEL & SUPPLY CO. t , Monuments of Distinction 28. Mrs. John Kuplack assisted Joseph Gussie, R. F. Horrell, Rae Des Moines, la., was visiting in Serrice forniehed for Officei, Birbera pairs. E. Nolan. FL. 6458. 4501 SO. SHERMAN — Cinder block Roatanrante, Storea, and Banqacta the young folks with the ar­ F.'Lonard, H. McCabe, D. F. Mc­ atacco on 3 lots; 2 bedrooma; nice the parish in the past week. B. W. BECKIUS, Manager Cbimney., porche, rebuilt and repaired.' Just O ff Broadway on 6th Ave. rangements f ir the party. aized liring room; tile bath; kitchen Kenna, William Powell, J. Rapp, 1227 Cnrtii St. MA. 7960 Tuck pointing. Free eetlmatea. Work , Over 50 Years in One Location Baptized Jan. 25 were Chris­ with eating apace: foil basement. guaranteed. CANNON, AComa 660A LEGAL NOTICE E. Theisen, and L. Nachazel. Telephone AL 2019 tine Mary, daughter of Mr. and Foil price only $12,000. Terraa. ’WWWWWWWWWW NOTICE TO CREDITORS Mrs. James L. Eitemiller, with CARPENTER WORK ESTATE OF HERMAN STABENOW, Spanish at Gibraltar ^ Thomas and Kathleen Timmins C A R rS Mental Incompetent No. 55455. WILSON & WILSON Kitchen eabineta bnilt in. Carpenter, r » Notice is hereby siven that on the 6th Gibraltar.— For the first time as> sponsors; Robert Alenander, ISOO S. Broadway modeling. Pint elaae work. PEarl 6Z4L day of January. 1968. letter of conserva* Haberkom, with Alenander Mol- Realtors torehip were issued to the un^rsisned as in more than a century a Spanish lendor and Barbara Leil as spon­ We Pay Cash TELEVISION SERVICE M o n u m e n ts Conservator of the above named estate admiral arrived by sea and flyihg JERRY BREEN and ail persons having claims against sors; Michael Gene, infant son of (Membera of St. Louis’ Parish) W e have erected many beau­ said estate are required to file them for his own flag to pay a courtesy Mr. and Mrs. Gene B. Smith, with For Used Furniture PHILCO Florist tiful monumenta in Mt. allowance in the County Court of the call on the British flag officer at Harold and Genevieve Cook as Factory-aupervised aervice on any make Olivet Cemetery, City «nd County of Dmvec. Colorado, 2868 So. Broadway ^ Televi.ion or Radio within six months from said date or Gibraltar, Rear Adm. St. J, A. sponsors:^ Diane Lynn, infant and . 1004 15th St. said claims will be forever barred. Micklethwait. Admiral de Ozamiz daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thur­ Mifcellaneou, «Itema SKYWAY RADIO • A. T. THOMSON ^ Andrew Wysowateky, Lastra, head of Cadiz naval base, man H. Tozier, with Dr. Francis Phone SU 1-6671 I PE. 4014 RA. 6423 MAin 2279 600 Sherman St. TA. 8018 • Conservator f First publication .January 16. 1958 returned the call made by Ad­ McCabe and Helen Noonan as ^ OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 p.m. AND TELEVISION CO. Last publication February 18, 1968 miral Micklethwait last October. aponuon^ 711 E. 6th Av«. KE. 1898

lA Thursday, January 29, 1953 Office, 938 Bannack Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Teleohone, Keystone 4205 PAGE ELEVEN Catholic Radio Speakers Letter to the Editors

d h u }ji& jb jd a Ld u B y R ev . R o b ert K e k e is e n And the Catholic press recognizes this oppor­ THE ‘CONTROVERSIES’ of St. Francis de tunity— and duty as well— and fcmblazons in Sales were leaflets that pictured the true Church type, day in and day out, the immutable facts in vivid lines for the heretics of 16th-century o f God, His law; His Church, His sacraments i|True Charity Will Breach Chablais. Because the Catholic press o f today for the salvation of all. has this same purpose among the peoples of the BUT MORE THAN HAVING the simple ob­ The Bricky Wall world, the sainted Bishop of Genev? is the pa­ ligation of displaying (3od’s truth to all man­ tron of Catholic journalists. His feast is Jan. 29. kind, the Catholic journalist must inject both his By Ed Miller velour brick. The leprous, the OUR TOWN is a city of I was hungry and you gave scrofulous, the rachitic lay out hospitals, of orphanages, of St. Francis de Sales (1567-1622) was a words and his work with the proper motivation. m* a frosty smile. in the open for one and all to homes for the aged, of sani­ nobleman o f Savoy who preferred the priest­ A great crusade needs inspiration. And the only I was thirsty and you said, see. Charity was not difficult; taria, of free clinics, of rest hood of Jesus Christ to a position of mundane inspiration that can impel to greatness is that “ No, he’ll spend it on wine." you stumbled over opportuni­ homes, of nurseries. greatness. His father desired the young man To which comes from God. , I was a stranger and you ties. They would be wonderful be a magistrate, but God wanted him to be the To be effective in his instruction of the demanded four letters of ref­ ■Today things are different. things, if only they were built Bishop of Geneva— the archenemy of heresy and faithful, as well as in his attack on error, the erence. Most o f the sorrows of our of glass. I was naked and you said, generation are hidden behind Why glass? Because those the gentle fkther to the penitent. Catholic writer must thrive on love o f (jod. If “ Have you tried the welfare the bricky screens of the in­ who are able to help could It was the driving aim of St. Francis to in­ St. Francis was a success in his apostolic career, bureau?” stitutions that bulk against our see those who need help. As struct his own people profoundly, yet by simple it is because he emphasized for himself and I was sick and you called skyline. it stands, the patients in the the police ambulance and There are people who say terms, in their precious faith. For this purpose others the superiority of divine charity as the institutions in our town are he instructed his clergy in the Geneva diocese moving force of the spiritual life. promptly forgbt me. that mass production charity well Uken care of. Their phys­ I was in prison and you read is wrong, that today every­ ical needs are in the main ade­ to draw up, and follow carefully, a systematic The great ssmt'sTritroduction to a Devout about me in the newspaper thing is ^0 efficient, too anti­ quately met, and the attend- catechetical program. St. Francis believed that Life, after four centuries still a spiritual best­ and yawned and went out to septic, too ruthlessly sterile. arits, on the whole, try to be the truth itself, faithfully and clearly presented, seller, shows how the ordinary man and woman, TWO NEW YORK CLERGYMEN will take part in see what was in the refrigera­ They say that in killing germs as kind as possible. is the best antidote to error and irreligion. in their ordinary jobs, can and should be saints. Catholic broadcasts in February. tor. scientifically we are killing * * * charity in the same manner. But the people on the inside His writings mirror this conviction' Step by step, St. Francis points out the way of The Rev. Joseph Shee (left) of.the Cathedral college, New need the people on the outside. IN GOSPEL DAYS it was I cannot agree. THE CATHOLIC PRESS York, will present a series of spiritual talks on February’s broad­ of the 20th cen­ spiritual progress, and through his whole dia­ much easier than now. Disease I think that our system of It is easy to be charitable tury rolls out its newspapers and magazines amid gram the main line runs— love G od; imitate casts of the Faith in Our Time program. and sin were not so efficiently institutions is fine, but that when you can see what needs Monsignpr William T. Dillon (right), president of St. Joseph’s swabbed, mercurochromed, it is going to take a little to be done, but it is not easy both heresy and atheism. The grand blasphemy Christ. "You will study His countenance, and college for women, Brooklyn, N. Y., will be the speaker on the bandaged, and placed out of imagination on our part to if you have little idea of what o f Communism appalls the hnjrt loyal to*God. perform your actions as He d id ." Christian in Action radio talks in February. Both programs are sight behind a wall of mingled keep up with the system. sorrow and suffering look like. And the cardinal policy of the Communist is THE CATHOLIC WRITER of our day is produced by the National Council of Catholic Men. Consequently, until the brick the abuse o f truth. He lies and calls his decep­ the beacon o f truth, the staunch champion of walls are replaced by glass The Aged Are Not Ciphers ones, so that we can see the tion, no lie; for he recognizes no evil in any pol­ the law 'of (3od. He is the unrelenting attacker person who needs our charity, icy— no matter how evil that policy actually is of the enemies of Christ; the patient instructor Under the Pueblo state hos­ By Paul H. Hallett we must either ifee our imagi­ The Denver Catholic Register pital system, the.se incentives — so long as it furthers the murderous aims of of a world without light. SURELY ONE GROUP the Pb-esident...... Most Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. are lacking, and, as one in­ nation — or som’ehow breach Red ism. Holy Father w'as most likely But if his words are to be more than empty vestigator said, people who those formidable brick walls. Editor...... Rt. Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., Jour.D., Litt.D., LL.D. to have in mind when he de­ The most effective weapon the Catholic symbols on the printed page, futile products of are not bed patien^ when they PIUS XII in his annual cried the deper.sonalization of Managing Director...... Monsignor John B. Cavanagh, M.A., Ph.D. enter become bed patients Christmas message pleaded for press can wield against the chief error of to­ the printer's art, the Catholic journalist must en­ man was the aged, now in­ City Editor...... Rev. John B. Ebel, M.A., Litt.D. simply because they are de­ a “ more intense” love for the day is truth— the selfsame truth St. Francis liven his writings ever with love for the One creasing out of proportion to prived of their dignity and in­ Associate Editors— Rev. Francis Syrianey, M.A., Litt.D.; Linus the total population. poor that would stir up “ a brandished in the face of his doctrinal foes. who is the Truth, Riordan, Ph.D.; Rev. Robert Kekeisen, M.A., Litt.D.; Paul Hallett, dependence— have nothing to flood of help, headlong in its The Colorado old age pen­ do. sion law certainly ended, for holy impetuosity.” Litt.D.; Jack Heher, B.A., Litt.M.; Frank Morriss, B.S., LL.B., BUT THE PROVISION of most old people without in­ He said: “ In so far as it Litt.M.; Edward Mack Miller, Litt.M.; Art Editor, Leo Canavan, special institutions for the Coronations: 1838-1953 depends on you, strive that no comes of their own, depend­ aged is only one solution for a M.F.A. ence on poor farms and insti­ one shall say any more, as By Frank Morriss ful is good, made Humanity the This gave the first impetus problem that will become more god o f English Protestantism. to Communism, which wants Entered as second class matter at the postoffice at Denver, Colo. tutions. It gave them dignity complex as more and more peo­ once did the man in the Gospel IT HAS BEEN 115 YEARS Included with these do-gooders to pay homage to that god ____ \ This Paper Printed Entirely by Union Labor and a measure of independ­ ple enter the 65-and-over who had been infirm for 38 since Britain crowned a queen. ence. years; ‘Lord I have no one’.” On June 28, '1838, Victoria were two second-raters named alone; and to statism, that Published Weekly by brackets. Karl Marx and Friedrjch En­ does violence to freedom in But it did not end the prob­ It is hard to accept the We want to help— but how? stopped and clasped her hands lem of th^ senile, whT> now gels. '• the name of the god Humanity; THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY, (Inc.) pe.ssimistic view that science How to breach those walls? at the sight of the “ gorgeous form almost half the pa­ The only way, it seems, is to abbey.” Her young descend­ The last elements in the and it set people o ff on a 938 Bannock Street, 1 has exchanged death for chro­ Anglican Church that held to tients admitted to the Pueblo nic illness. do it. ant, Elizabeth, undoubtedly goose-chase after the satisfac­ Telephone, KEystone 4205 P.O. Box 1620 state home. Even with new old doctrines followed John Old age is a normal state, , Go to a sanitarium, a clinic, will have the same emotions tion of that god, who, if they Henry Newman into, or else buildings, there are 500 more and there is no reason why it a nursery, a hospital and ask next June when she goes only knew, can never be sat­ close to, the Catholic faith. Subscription: people now in this institution should always or generally be at the information desk if th rou gh the little-changed isfied. than there are decent accom­ marked by chronic illness, there is someone who is lonely ceremonies. CLEVER SATIRISTS like Our present-day liberals who $1.00 per year in Archdiocese of Denver, modations 'for them. At best mental or otherwise. Much or bereft of kin, who needs If Elizabeth’s reign is as Samuel Butler took advantage care more for humanity than the state home is a cheerles.s $1.50 per year Outside Archdiocese of Denver. could be done to forestall the companionship and hope. important in the field of phi­ of the chaos to smash what they do for truth, but who refuge for people in their last tragic effects of old age • by Go to the sister in charge of losophy, politics, a n d eco- they thought were solemn in­ keep their arguments on a Canada, $2.25 a year per subscription. years, and tends by its very pushing up the retirement no/nlcs as was her ancestor’s, stitutions of Church and fam­ high level by speaking of nature to take away from them an orphanage and ask what Foreign countries, including Philippines, $3.00 a year. period and eliminating many you can do to help. Go to the it will bear watching. ily, when actually they were truth as if they knew its mean­ “ their face and name,’’ to use prejudices against aged b r e Ji'k i n g superstitious and ing, are direct descendants of the mordant words of the Pope. Veterans’ hospital, to the Not only is today’s young Thursday, January 29, 1953 workers, who for the most part county jail, or even to skid queen the heir to Victoria’s false customs that had grown, the Victorian agnostics. THERE PROBABLY IS no are as efficient in many occu­ row. throne; today’s world is the up around these institutions. The deadening mechani.«m completely satisfactory an­ pations as are their younger heir to the Victorian culture. What has this great intel­ that is mass production, even OFFICIAL: ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER A T FIRST it will be awk­ swer to the problem of those n cQ rrp i q t o c The seeds of most of our prob­ lectual storm of Victoria’s day of art and literature, is the The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. ward, but true charity' will aged folk who are too iH to THE WHOLE PROBLEM of lems were planted and took to do with the modern world? fruit of the processes that We confirm it as the official publication of the Archdiocese. breach the bricky screen thht remain at home, but the pres­ the aged is properly one of re­ root then. By providing an industrial so­ reached full, frightening ma­ ■^Whatever appears in its columns over the signature of the Or­ stands between selfishness and ent intolerable situation could spect for the numan person­ These were some of the ciety at the same time philoso­ turity in the 19th century. dinary or those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared Christ, especially if this charity be improved, as has been sug­ ality, of avoiding thinking of happenings of Victoria’s gen­ phers were stripping away all THESE ARE ALL intricate official. gested, by the establishment of is “ headlong in its holy im­ the weak and helpless as eration: A young scientist took eternal, spiritual values, Vic­ and complicated thoughts that We hope The Register will be read in every home of the five new'state homes intended petuosity.” ciphers in the population in­ a journey around the world on toria’s century was setting the would be suitable on corona­ Archdiocese. exclusively for the helpless old. stead of persons reflecting the a ship named the Beagle and stage for disaster. Mechanical tion day, 1953. It would have We urge pasters, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste During the first 12 years of These homes should be dis­ image of God. wrote The Origin of Species society can give great glory to been well if on that other day, in the children of the archdiocese for the reading of The It was partly of the aged the Communistic dictatorship tributed at such centers when he came back; Huxley God, hut not if it has no soul. June 28, 1838, the world could Register. who stream into institutions in in Rus-sia, there were executed throughout the state that they took up Darwin’s arguments It is easy to recognize ag­ have looked ahead to this com­ « URBAN J. VEHR, increasing numbers today that ^28 Bishops, ',219 priests, 6,000 could easily be reached by the nostic philosophers of today ing June. Jan. 29, 194^ Archbishop o f Denver the Holy Father was thinking Teachers, 9,000 doctors, 54,- in a debate with fundamen­ friends and families of the in­ talist Anglican Churchmen, like Bertrand Russell as being If it could have, this ac­ mates. The pensions of the when he spoke of “ the great 000 officers, 200,000 soldiers, and thus the uninformed pop­ mere hangovers from the Vic­ count of the Victorian period aged, which are now lost when temptation of an age that calls 70,000 policemen, 12,950 land- ulace had its faith in the torian period. Against this would undoubtedly be dif­ Forty Hours' Devotion they go to Pueblo, are sufficient it.self social,” in which “ even owners, 355,250 intellectuals Scriptures shaken for the first old-fashioned liberalism t h e ferent. ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER at present rates to pay their Christians too often consider and professional men, 193,290 that their personal duty to the workers, and 815,000 peasants. time; the institution of mon­ Church and its thinkers are Perhaps the story of the Week of Feb..l, Septuageiima Sunday expenses. These homes could poor is discharged when they — Hon. George Maxey, Chief archy crashed nearly out of carrying on a modern war in 115 years that follow Eliza­ Denver, St. Dominic’s church provide something for the old pay taxes for the support of Justice of the Pennsylvania existence in Europe; the realm of thought and beth’s coronation c a n tell Denver, Margery Reed Mayo day nursery to do and space to move around'freely. institutions for their care.” Supreme Court. ______THE INDUSTRIAL revolu- spirit. about the resurgence of Chris­ .,tion triumphed; the franchise WHAT WAS WORSE was tianity and its triumph in a CATHOLIC RADIO and TV LOG- was extended to most male the making of humanity into world dedicated to actual adults; train travel reached a god. Truth and manly Charity. ^1: f Station KOA Station KTLN “ astonishing sp eed s” (Vic­ ASK AND LEARN— Sunday, FR. JOHN ORDINAS, C.R.— toria would not try the new 10:45 p.m. Sunday, 7:15-7:30 a.m. mode of Incomotion, but her Earth-Hub of the'Hubbub CATHOLIC HOUR — Sunday, Station KBOL, Boulder faithful Albert was astonished By Ray Hutchinson plied, “ It is urstoff, indeter­ 12 noon. SACRED HEART PROGRAM at the 20-mile-an-hour rate; minate.” What he meant was Station KFKA, Greeley Every weekday at 7 a.m. You Can Still Rerit ^ an engineer was “ grounded” ONCE UPON A TIME there that he did not know. Station KFEL-TV for pushing his locomotive up lived an old Greek philosopher AVE MARIA HOUR— Sunday, In the Greek lingo, this urs­ (Channel 2) to 40 m .p.h.); electricity made (about the first half of the 12:30 p.m.* toff came out as to apeiron. LIFE IS WORTH LIVING— its appearance in place of gas­ sixth century B.C.) who is re­ Station KFEL It was, said Anaximander, AVE MARIA HOUR— Sunday, Bishop Fulton J. Sheen, light: membered be-, A SAFE DEPOSIT BOX cause he could eternal, formless, and limit­ 5:30 a.m., and 11:30 p.m. I Thursdays, 10:30 p.m. Britain became an empire less. and the tensions that were to say, “ I don't ROSARY FOR PEACE— Sun­ iTHE CATHOLIC HOUR— Sun- When asked’ where it came produce World war I and, in­ know.” day, 8:4 5 p.m, ! day, 11:30 a.m. (For four from, he said that it came FAM ILY TH EATER— Sunday, weeks beginning Jan. 4 ). directly, Worl^ war II were His’ name was Anaxi- from nowhere. It was right 8 :0 5 -8 :3 0 p.m. THE CHRISTOPHERS — Sat­ For Less Than Ic a Day! formed irrevocably. here all the time. m an d er. He SACRED HEART PROGRAM urday, 6 p.m.; Monday, 10:45 Most important were the had a friend THEN SOME SORT of in­ — Sunday, 11 p.m. I p.m. / conflicts that ■ took place in the fields of philosophy and named Thales. digestive process turned this religion: The Anglican Church, Thales said urstoff into a whirling mael­ given a severe blow by the that all things strom. You know the feeling. WHY risk paying todoy's high prices growth of science, especially came from and Anaximander called the would finally maelstrom an “ eternal mo­ • to replace valuables, when it geology a n d anthropology, AnaximAnder turned to a rather timid dog­ •xamines tom* resolve into tion.” In that way he did not Hear ‘urstoff/ have to seek a cause for it. “ It is so inexpensive to protect them. matism for the sake of fashion water. or else gave way to the pres­ Anaximander said no. Folks has no cause,” he said, with a For just $3 0 year, plus tax, sure of evangelism. Philoso­ asked him, “ Then what is the smile very likely.- In the course o f this primi­ phers like John Stuart Mill, primary material?” A S K and LEARN tive confusion, fire and air you can rent a private safe deposit who said that whatever is use­ The cagey old fellow re- were sifted to the outside, and box in our vault, earth and water remained at the center of the vortex. KOA lock in your important papers Campaigners for Christ The hub of the hubbub is the earth. The air came to rest and possessions with your own By Peter Tomashek ture and talked to 13 theology BEWARE! The man seated students. One of the latter between the earth and the fire. 10:45 key and relax. They will be safe next to you on the bus may be has already begun instructions The fire became stars and sun. a “ monk.” in the Catholic faith, and the Here^we have one of the EVERY SVISDAY EVEISING from fire, theft, carelessness Although it may not happen other 12 may not be far be­ early gentlemen who was brave enough to attempt to explain Questions on religion submitted by ibe radio and curiosity. in Denver, there is no reason hind. why the tired worker in the But to get back to our sec­ the origin of the universe— audience answered on tbe archdiocesan broad­ I New York rush-hour subway ular monk. What is he doing a long time after Genesis. He cast. / train could not b« a lay con­ while his active brethren are very likely did not read Gen­ i esis. Booklet on Catholic Church available free of templative. True, his religious busy preaching? He is the in­ f r e e ' p a r k i n g strument by which the organi­ ANAXIMANDER was an coit to all inquirers. vows may be of a private na­ right next door ture, his garb is merely a pair zation gets its spiritual vital­ evolutionist. (The theory of WRITE TO of overalls or a business suit, ity, for his life is one contin­ evolution is at least 2,400 ASK AND LEARN, Station KOA and'his monastic cell is just a ual act of supplication to God years old.) He believed that Denver 2, Colorado seven-dollar-a-week room in to bless the organization’s all forms o f life come mim one o f the many nondescript work. Daily he attends Mass the sea. rooming houses on the lower and receives Communion. He Man, he claimed, developed East Side. But his life is dedi­ spends an hour or more in gradually from some other MAin 5314 cated to God alone; he leads a meditation, and another hour species of animal. His proofs life of silence among those who in prayer before the Blessed for this theory are not con­ find distraction in noise; he ex­ Sacrament every day. He vincing. For Your Entertainment emplifies Christ among those pleads with God unceasingly The chief contribution he / who are models of worldliness. for th^ betterment o f the so­ made was to aid the growth F.J. K IR C H H O F He is one of a dynamic little cial order, for he hopes that and development of philo­ group o f lay apostles formed some day the social order will sophic thought about last Jess than 10 years ago under be based on the charity of causes, if only by raising ques­ Construction Co. 'th e title of Campaigners for Christ and His teachings. tions— whether he was able to Christ the King. Campaign­ BY HI8 GOOD EXAMPLE, answer them or not. - ers are of two kinds, active and he teaches those with whom he He possessed that invaluable BUILDERS Hear contemplative.' The active works. He has a full-time job, asset, an inquisitiveness for EDWARD ARNOLD members hold down part-time and he offers his work for the truth, even though he was far jobs to support themselves! and same cause. And even while from satisfying it. - u We Appreciate Your Patronage spend the rest o f their time in he is riding through the damp To study an old pagan phi­ MR. PRESIDENT the wide apostolate of street subway tunnels to and from losophy, especially its errors, 700 Lawrence St. Denver, Colo. preaching, literature distribu- work, he is praying for those may help, us to realize how KVOD 'tion, social work, writing, etc. who are crowded around him. much we have to be thankful established tfOt 8:38 p.m. Tharxlays THE LOWER EAST SIDE But he keeps his secret locked for. of Manhattan, the 14th street up in his heart, the secret of We, after all, have 2,400 area known as “ Red Square,” his happiness, which is God years o f scholarly study, plus is their beat Here they do and Love. 'There it is safe the Church and seven sacra- The American Fixture Co street preaching and distribute from all passers-by, from the meixto, to help us attain the Manafaetarerf af ■ Catholic literature to the peo­ cold, treacherous Communist truth! Anaximander, compara­ ple, many di whom are Com­ who would look upon it as a tively, was flying blind. Church Pews and Altars The AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK munists. They are frankly superstition, from the cynical BUT IT IS GOOD to re- radical in their approach. They worldling who would scoff at member that we shall be held Church Furniture of Denver , - . - take their faith seriously, and, it, from the weakling who a great deal more to account # Bank, Office, and Store Fixtures with zeal as their predominat­ would ignore it because he is than Anaximander if we fail to ‘ \ 17th at Lawrence Street ing virtue, they go forth to afraid to embrace it. attain or to keep the truth. Millwork of All Kinds advertise that faith. To illus­ V He is just another one of the rush-hour throng. But it Some people say that when a MA. 0168 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION trate their daring, consider t. J. Kirchhof, Pres. 1236 Arapahoe St. > . I . their visit to a nearby Protes­ is where his ,heart i s ' that green w y with a yellow streak C. F. Stahl, Flea Pres. Denver, Colo. tant seminary. Here they dis­ makes him stand out above gets the ’blues he joins theft _ tributed 86 pieces ox litera­ everyone else. . Reds.—Ave Maria.

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PAGE TWELVE Ttliphftiifl, Kcyilont 4205 THE DENVER CATHOLIC* REGISTER Officf, 938 Bonnoek Street Thuriday, Jonuery 29, 1953 te. Spaghetti Dinner Planned 2-Day Bake Sale Set at St Dominic's At St. Anne's in Arvada NORTH DENVER NEWS (St. Dominic's Parish, Denver) The baked goods will be on committee are the following: ^ > The PTA will conduct a bake sale on Saturday afternoon and Ways and means, Mn. Levi Sain- Arvada.— (St. Anne’s Parish) Ifrom the Thrift Appliance store sale in the church on Saturday, evening and after the Masses on don and Mrs. Andrew Kruse; Sunday. — Plans have been completed for | will be given away^ Jan. 31, and Sunday, Feb. 1. membership, Mrs. Carl Jensen the annual spaghetti dinner by The Altar and Rosary society Mrs. John Haberkom, chair­ Altar Unit's Program and Mrs. W. R, Mullane; visita­ the Italian women of the pariah. will meet Tuesday, Fob. 3. The man in charge of the sale, will A meeting o f the executive tion, - Mrs. J. M. Harrington; The dinner will be held on Rosary will be recited In the S t Patrick's Plans Valentine Party be assisted by Mmes. Edward committee of the Rosary-Altar deanery representatives, Mrs. Feb. 15 from 2 to 7 o’clock. The church at 8 p.m., followed by the Abromeit, S. Albi, E. J. Banahan, society was held Jan. 28 in the Bernard Pilz and Mrs. Edward Grant; admission is. $1 for adults and business meeting and social hour (St. Patrick’s Parish, Dauver) and privations that most parents + J. A. Bonnell, Edward Connelly; home of the president, Mrs. 50 cents for children. in the church hall. A valentine pirty will be held endure to raise their children. A^mes. R. Engle, J. J. Ford, Jerry Buckley. Plans were made Eucharistic treasurer, Mrs. El­ Three $25 gift certificates Hostesses will be Mmes. N. M. by the members of the Altar and The Rt. Rev. Monslgnor Achllle D an cer J. C. Haws, Raymond Ingram, for the various activities and vira Argiletti; telephone, Mrs. Keller, P. J. Goodwin, K. G. Rosary society at 1 :30 p.m. Tues­ Sommaruga and the Rev. Regis Charles Lutter, E. J. McCune, program to be held in the com­ William Hirzel and Mrs, John Regner, Mary Brunner, and Joe day, Feb. 3, in the school meet­ McGuire spoke briefly, thanking Frank Pelligreen, Ray Roach, ing year. Hage; hospitality, Mrs. John Brunner. ing room. the members for their co-opera­ P. Serafin, and J. Wompey. The members o f the executive Storm; sacristan, Mrs. A . C. EGYPTIAN Each member is asked to bring tion in school matters and sup­ Carroll; and Mrs. Patrick Hoare. a valentine card with a handker­ port of the parish. The Rosary-Altar society will K. of C. Luncheon Club chief enclosed and name written The Rev. William Molloy com- meet Tuesday, Feb. 3, at 12:80 CLEANERS on the outside to the party. Fol­ pletelv won over the audience Holy Family Men's Club p.m. Rosary and Benediction in lowing the meeting refreshments 2760 West 32nd Avenue To Hear Fr. Schmitt with his bag of tricks and was church will be followed by a will be served and gifts ex­ kept entertaining the group for Now under the Management Father Harley Schmitt, pis- luncheon and business meeting changed. more than an hour. in the church auditorium. of tor of All Saints’ parish, Den­ Sunday, Feb. 1, will be Com­ Plans Games Party Feb. 7 ver, will be the speaker at the Patricia Carlino played three Mrs. Michael Popovich, Sr., Jerry and Lenora Reagan munion day for the members of selections on her accordion. Re­ meeting of the K. of C. Lunch­ the society. (Holy Family Parish, Denver) games to attract the interest of will be in charge of the arrange­ members St. Anthony’s'Parish freshments were served follow­ ments and luncheon. She will be . eon club Jan. 30. Parishioners are asked to The Men’s club of Holy Family all. Valuable special features Father Schmitt, who recently ing the meeting by Mmes. Ed­ assisted by Mmes. A. J. Borden, For Pick up and keep in mind Feb. 13, when ward Kaysen, Clarence Lightner, parish will sponsor a games party have been obtained, and will be saw his church destroyed by the Senior Young Ladies' so­ Saturday evening, Feb. 7 at 8:15. awarded every half-hour. Mary Button, Antoinette de Bell, fire, will speak on “ Experiences John Vescio, Joseph Lassaso, and P. Honeker, R. F. Jelniker, Louis Delivery Call GL 5910 dality will hold its pre-Lenten There will be a variety o f The proceeds from this party Dominic Carlino. Novak, and M. J. Stemmier. A With Disaster.” Valentine games party, and will help defray soifie of the ex­ Plans were made for the an­ cake for the occasion will be fur­ George Brugger is general the annual St. Patrick’s day penses incurred by the organiza­ chairman of the men’s lunch­ games party on March 17 by nual Founders’ day to be ob­ nished by Mrs. Joseph Miklich. served at the February meeting. tion in its attempt to remodel the eon club, which meets every the Holy Name society. Altar Group Donates At this time past presidents are 2nd Annual Ball school kitchen and school hall. HAVEN PHARMACY Friday at noon in the K. of C. The banns of marriage were home, 16th avenue and Grant honored guests. Thursday, Feb. Already the members have re­ New Candelabra aj^nounced for the second time decorated the hall and purchased street, Denver. 12, was selected as the day for Two new branch candlesticks Prescription between Mercedes Trujillo of St. a new restuarant stove and other the next card party luncheon to have been donated to the church Specialists Jim Kopp will introduce Fa­ Patrick’s and Manuel Martinez At Mt. Carmel necessary equipment f o r the be held at the home of Mrs. Ken­ by the Rosary-Altar society. ther Schmitt. All Denver Cath­ of St. Cajetan’s. kitchen. It is hoped that all pa­ neth Keene. Made of metal and heavily gold- 29tk A Irving GLendele 5191 olic men are invited to the Mmes. Kenneth Keene, Dom­ rishioners and friends of the par­ meeting. inic Carlino, and Byron Silver- Fried chicken and platters of ish will support this project. plated, the new candelabra will thorne were awarded gifts at the spaghetti wertf served to 17 men Set for Feb. / be used for the first time at the Father Fabian Joyce, O.F.M., FLOOR League card party hdd on Jan. Forty Hours’ devotion beginning who are members of the Ushers’ pastor and superior of St. Eliza­ 22. Also attending the annual af­ (Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Friday, (Ian. 30. CAMEO COVERING CO. club at the first annual dinner beth’s monastery, preached at fair were Mmes. John Vescio, Pariih, Danver) Jan. 22 in the DX club with Mon­ the closing ceremonies of the The Ave Maria circle will Linoleum— Asphalt, Rubber & Plastic Tile— Wall Covering Nilo Pareja, and John Tamaska. signor Sommaruga as host. Fa­ The second annual parish Forty Hours’ devotion Jan. 25. meet in the home of Mrs. Charles 'Dads' Night' ther McGuire was present and dance will be held Saturday, Fifteen priests took part in the Lutter on Thursday, Jan. 29, at Ettimales Complimentary PTA Mooting guests included Anthony Can- Feb. 7, in the Lincoln room of devotions, which were well at­ 1:30. A dessert-luncheon will be zona, president; Kenneth Keene, the Shirley Savoy hotel, with tended by members of the par­ served and bridge will be played. Kenneth Keene, president of Bill Petrie’s orchestra. All pa­ 2555 W, 29th Ave. GR. 9535 Ed Krasovitch, Syl Franks, San­ ish. The closing ceremonies for the Holy Name society, presided rishioners, married, single, ford Lucy, Joe Cristofano, S. St. the Forty Hours' Devotion at the annual Dads’ night PTA young, and old are invited. Ad­ Pinochle Tourney Germain, Joe Cirolini, James Ma­ will be held in the church at meeting held on Jan. 20. The Judy De Bell, eight-year- mission is $2 per couple. All pa­ The third night of the PTA Rev. Edward Leyden addressed rietta, William DuBois, Kenneth sponsored pinochle and bridge 4 p.m. Sunday afternoon. Fab. old daughter of Mr. and rishioners are asked to assist in 1. Rosary and sermon will ha the'Targe group attending, stress­ Hostick, James Grater, Louis Mrs. Roxie De Bell, 18000 W. making the affair a success. tournament will be held this eve­ Carpennilla, Pete Baldossori, and followed by the Litany of tha ing the need of a Catholic educa­ 50th avenue, is specializing in There is no individual club or so­ ning, Jan. 29, at 8 o’clock in the tion and well worth the hardships Charles O’Grady. school hall. Saints, a procession and Bene­ dancing. Judy is also a drum ciety sponsoring the dance. All diction. majorette, with the VFW band. proceeds from the dance will help Room mothers of the fourth She will be in a show Feb. 3 for defray expenses of the new high grade and Sister Leo Marie’s fourth and fifth grades will pro­ Gates Rubber company. Judy school. S t Catherine Altar Unit vide the gifts and will be host­ ZIPPER REPAIRS attends St. Patrick’s school and The Rev. Edward J. Leyden, esses for this evening. Players for on Almost Anr Garmsnt or Article is in the third grade. superintendent of parochial a single evening are welcome. schools, was m est speaker at the High-score winners for the sec­ ROY SYSTEM, INC. Plans Communion Feb.1 January PTA meeting. A large ond night of the tournament are SHOE REPAIR Your Plumber For Years crowd was in attendance. Ed O'Connor, Sr. Ed O'Connor, Jr. as follows; Bridge, first, 0. H. Broadway at Irrlnarton 8P. 4165 (St. CvLthsrina’t Parish, Danvar) purchased through the school or Wheatridge Men The Adella club elected offi­ Klein; second, Frank Rogers; and W'W WW W ' 3030 W. 44th Ave. GL. 4323 The members orf the Altar and at the door. A feature o f the cers at a dinner meeting held third, R. L. Diehl; Rosary society will receive. Com­ card party will be a candy and Jan. 19. The new officers are as In pinochle, first, R.J. Ring; munion in the 7 :30 Mass Sunday, cookie booth, with Mrs. Valens follows: President, Miss Theresa second, Mrs. S. J. Doherty; and Tennyson TV Center Set Communion, DeBell; vice president, Mrs. third, Charleen Sullivan. Feb. 1. All members are re­ Jones ss chairman. Donations of ST. CATHERINE'S PARISH quested to occupy the front pews, cookies and candy from the CUra DeCanie; secretary, Mrs. Four sheets and two pairs 4267 Tennyson as they will be reserved for school mothers will be appre­ Ange Andrew; and treasurer, of pillowcases, donated by the GEnesee 3636 them. ciated. Mrs. Lena Sutley. motners of the fifth and sixth Patronise These Friendly Firms M ating Feb. 1 grade students, were presented to The annual open meeting of The Rev. D. A. Lemieux ex­ The Rev. Thomas LoCascio, the Parent-Teachers’ association pressed ■ his pleasure at seeing O.S.M., pastor, and Miss DeBell C. A. Torr. (Stt anil Paul’s Parith,Peter The new constitution and by­ was held Jan. 25 with the presi­ the number of parents present. Wheatridge) thanked the outgoing officers laws for the Holy Family PTA For tho Parchut dent, Mrs. Jane Lewis, presiding. He also said; “ Though fatliers Members of the Men’s club for their splendid work in the Ross Variety Store were presented at the meeting or Silo of Tour She introduced the faculty, room are unable to take an active part will receive Communion in the past years. A valentine party was ProportT—Call Jan. 26, Printed copies were dis­ Stora No. 3 mothers, and officers. 7 o’clock Ma.ss Sunday, Feb. 1. planned for the February meet­ in PTA work, they need to take tributed, and a final vote will be The' guest speaker, W. Dan ing. ’ Notions — Infants Wear a vital interest in the education The group will meet in the as­ taken within two months. There O w B o d h j Bell, of the Better Business bu­ sembly room of the church Mother Cabrini lodge will meet Hardware — Toys and welfare of their children.” were 130 members present at this Service Calls $5.00 Paul and Foster Bruno Thursday evening, Feb. 6, at 8 Wednesday, Feb. 4, in the Mt. reau, spoke on the “ Bureau and S ister Marina’s first-grade meeting, a n d Mrs. Zehnder’s All work liirsttHk to ■otlify in. Xms 1559 W. 44th At#. GL. 3611 2932 West 38th Ave. Its Functions.” He explained the room received a special gift for p.m. Carmel hall at 7 p.m. There will tkli i t tor titarrnn whin look H n ln b be a reading of new bylaws. third grade class won the coin OMkld. purpose of the bureau and gave having the most fathers p ryen t Jim Kopp, a member of the march. several accounts of how it oper­ Other special gifts were ^pre­ parish, who is chairman of the After the business meeting a The firms listed here ates. sented to Sister Euphemia, Mrs. big show for polio to be held Sun­ valentine party will take place, day, Feb. 1, at the Denvpr colis­ with an exchange of a handker­ YOUR deserve to be remembered Other guests were Mrs. Matt M. lacino, and Mrs. John Frey. Saya, president of the Catholic A social hour followed the eum, has announced that a Spec­ chief gdfts not to exceed more when you are distributing Parent-Teacher league and the meeting with the third and fourth ial section has been reserved for than 25 cents. Refreshments will BEERS — WINES ~ CORDIALS CLEANERS be served by the committee. your patronage in the dif­ Rev. Edward Leyden, superin­ grade mothers, Mrs. R. McHugh, members o f the parish. Tickets JOHN and BERTHA tlcBRIDB tendent o f parochial schools. Mrs. C. Mauk, Mrs. E. T. Clin­ and further information may be Anyone under the age of 50 GUndila UO: 1711 TEJON 8T. ferent lines of business. They both complimented the ton, and Mrs, L. Quinlan, as host­ obtained by calling Gene McClos- years who wishes to join may do parents foit the interest shown esses. Mrs. Horace Anderson key, Arvada 302-J. so by contacting one o f the mem- Free Fast Delivery in the education of their chil­ and Mrs. Russell Dispense pre Altar Society bers. dren and the work of the PTA. sided at the tea table, and the Installs Officers Mrs. Saya particularly com­ following women assisted in serv­ Installation of officers and in­ Legion of Mary Wants HOLY FAMILY PARISH mented on the active participa­ ing: Mmes. J. Catalina, F. Eck­ troduction of new committee 44TH AVENUE LIQUORS tion in league affairs ert, L. Feuerborn, N. Jinacio, J. chairmen comprised the meeting Patronise These Friendly Firms Because of illness, Mrs. J. Moser, J. Satriano, I. Sussman, of the Altar and Rosary society Good Reading Material Odem, the school miVse, was un­ and J. Villano. Jan. 21. Outgoing president Mrs. Phone GE1445 able to be present. Her report Marie Thomson presented the Tha Legion of Mary it in Expert Watch Repair was given by Mrs. Lewis. Four gavel to Mrs. Veronica McDer­ nec^ of Catholic magazine!, BLALACK^S hundred and eighty-five children mott, her successor. Others who newipaperi, and other pub- 2335 We«t 44th Ave. Diamonds were given a dental examination; were seated were Mrs. Sally licationt for distribution to STANDARD SERVICE St. Elizabeth's hospital patients. Anyone who of that number, 282 had perfect Davis, vice president; Mrs. Mary (Scavello, Owner) VIC JOHNSON 44th Tennyson GR. 9908 teeth. A physical examination Mahoney, recording secretary; wishes to donate any publica­ tions may leave them at Jewelry 8 A H Grtan Stamps and immunizations will be given Mrs. Jennie Ricci, correspond­ to the first grade and new stu­ ing secretary; and Mrs. Kai Terry’s Creamery, at Sixth Lulirication • Tiraa • Battariot Doctrine Classed Ice Cold Beer No Extra Cost! --43T8 Tdnnyton GR. 9557 dents Feb. 10, 11, and 13. A Merky, treasurer. and Cherokee, Denver, where parent, relatives, or guardian Altar chairman for the coming they will be picked up by A m must accompany the child for year is Mrs. Mary Loehr; sewing, Legion members. The firms listed here I CORN FED MEATS the examination. To Start Feb. 1Mrs. Georgia Santarelli; refresh­ I POULTRY AND FfSH ments, Mrs. Nellie Vollmer; en­ deserve to be remembered Mrs. Robert Kelly, ways and (St. £lizab«th'i Parish, Denver) Spring Semester On tho Campus means chairman, announced a On Monday, Feb. 2, at 7 :45 tertainment, Mrs. Charlotte An­ when j7ou are distributing TENNYSON card party would be held Satur­ gelo; flowers, Mrs. Catherine p.m. a series of instructions Feb. 2, W. 50th and Lowell your patronage in the dif­ day, Feb. 7. Tickets will be sent Cordery, assisted by Mrs. Mar­ I Meat M arket I home with the school children on the teachings of the jorie Ruterbories; sick call, Mrs. To May 29, 1953 Bus No. 6 ferent lines of business. 14016 Tennyson GR. 0443 I this week. Admission is 50 cents Church will begin. The lectures Monica Risdon; hospitality^ Mrs. and additional tickets may be will be given every Monday and Sally Davis, assisted by "Mmes. Friday evening and will be held Kit Merkl, Kuhn, and Rogers; in the school hall. bake sales, Mrs. Zita Kopp; pub­ Catholics who wish to review licity, Mrs. Marv Jean Gleason; LATE AFTERNOON A ttention the doctrines of the Church and and telephone, Mrs. Bernice Grif­ non-Catholics who are seeking fith. information about the Church Baptized recently by the Rev. and. invited to attend. Adults Robert G. McMahon were Mi­ who are preparing to receive the chael Gerard Magers, son of Mr. NORTH DENVER RESIDENTS sacraments of Confirmation and and Mrs. Gerard Magers, with Matrimony may prepare by being James and Mary Francis Burke EVEI^fII\« CLASSES present at these lectures. Cath­ as godparents; and Michael Jo­ olics should invite and accom­ seph Mahoney, son of Mr. and pany their non-Catholic friends. Mrs. J. P. Mahoney, Jr., with JJvL fisM onoL ^ duccdiofC Ijh ic (O j u J m , I^OW OPEN AT The course is being conducted Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kelsey as by Father Eugene E. Honan, sponsors. Sacristy workers Jan. 31 will 0 . F.M., and each lecture will not 63 Courses in 15 Departments last longer than, one hour. At be Mrs. Marj Rodgers and Mrs. F Annalee Casselman. the end of each lecture those Accounting who wish to remain for an open forum and question period ar^ 0 Business Administration 38th and Federal free to do so. The Altar and Rosary society St. Bernadette Cultural Leisure wilt receive Communion this R Sunday in the 8 o’clock Mass (In the Save-A-Mcke' lore) * and will meet this coming Tues­ Economics day at 1 o ’clock. Grdup to Serve Fathers’ night, given by the English men of the Parent-Teachers’ as­ sociation, is being whipped into History QUALITY FRF fl FISH shape. Luncheon Feb. 5 This Thursday evening from (St. Bernadatta'i Parish, Education 7 until 8 the people are asked Danver) AXD SEA FOOD to leave their porch lights on The Altar and Rosary society for the March of Dimes drive. will meet Thursday, Feb. 5, at Music The following women o f St. Eliz­ 12 noon in the Jefferson hall. A abeth’s will co-operate with this spring luncheon will be served by Philosophy drive: Jenny Valdez, T. Miller, the members of the various M. Mitchell, Mrs. Evangelista, cirdes and everyone is invited Psychology D. O’Connell, Sue Capra, Mrs.. to ''attend. The proceeds made GRANADA FISH MARKET Garrett, Mrs. Augustine, Helen from the luncheon will be added Religion Royce, and Rose Hofsetz. to the school fund. The following are honor atu- Ed Feely has been seriously Science * v., dents at St. Elizabeth’s: Grade ill for the past two weeks in St. 1, Beatrice Perez, John McIn­ Anthony’s hospital. tosh, Daniel Muiso, and Marge Altar aociety Sociology ^ THREE Alio 2 othtr Convenianf Lecationi Smith; grade 2, Gianina Spahn, Seeks New Members Steve Archuletta, Jim Cassidy, Spanish , ^ LOCATIONS A drive is on for new members Bernice Evangelista, and Viola for the Altar and Rosary society TO SERVE YOU Knoll; grade 3, David Martinez, and also for anyone wishing to Speech Shirley Campion, Freddie Gerst- Join a circle group. It is hoped 6200 EAST COLFAX ner, Gloria Gomez, and Vickia new circles may be started as grade 4, Deanna Archu­ auxiliaries to the Altar and Ro­ letta, and Marcella Martinez; sary, Anyone wishing to belong grade 6, Patricia Foley; grade 6, to a card group, sewing circle, REGIS COLLEGE 1919 LAWRENCE Adwin Fryer, Marie Miller, or discussion circle may contact Eleanor Wilkins, and Mary Ann the president of the Altar and Certificates, Avile; grade 7, Harriet Roberts, Rosary society, Mrs. Lawrence GLendale 3633 . R t g k Allen Gerstner, JoAnne Noonan» Yankees at BE. 3-3016. Associate and and, Jeanne Stevens; grade 8, Ronald Yankees, son o f Mr. 6 to 10 |m i | L Rosemary Smith, Angela Augus- and Mrs. Lawrence Yankees, is tinet And Bruct Piper. lU In St. Anthony’s hospittL Bochelor Degrees Jan. 28, 2 9 ,^ w

? Thuridoy, January 29,1953 Offica, 938 Bannock Straet THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telaphone, Keystone 4205 PAGE THIRTEEN To Vie for Queen's Crown Knights to Hear Colorado Springs OYC .Mardi Gras Set Feb. 7 Colorado Springs.— The Mardi +■ + Gras committee and OYC + • f Travelogue Feb. 3 junior council members are com- leting plans for their annual lardi Gras coronation and ball, Colorado Springs Youth Club Royalty which will be held in the Colorado In Julesburg Springs city auditorium Saturday Julesburg. — (St. Anthony’s evening, Feb. 7. Parish)— The Knights of Colum­ The Mardi Gras courts are bus will meet on Tuesday, Feb. 3, being completed by the royal in the basement hall at 8 p.m. Mardi Gras family and will be The guest speaker will be John ublished next week in the press, Ortnor, Sr., of Holyoke, who will ’he dance will be open to the speak of his travels to Europe. public. The members and their courts Our Lady o f Mt. C am el circle and attendants will meet in the Pauline Olivas, Mary Rodarte, Charlotte Rod­ will serve the chili supper instead THE SODALITY OF Our 'Lady of city auditorium Saturday morn­ riguez, Flora Martinez, and Stella Lucero. The of Our Lady of Fatima circle, as Peace church, Greeley, will sponsor a ing, Feb. 7, at 11 o’clock for the queen will be chosen by judges on the .night of previously reported. This event valentine dance in the Greeley State armory Feb. final procession rehearsal. All the dance, and her escort by choice shall reign will take place Feb. 15. Tickets 14. The featured event will be the crowning of Mardi Gras courts will meet in will be available Sunday, Feb. 1. one of the sodalists as queen for the evening. as king. Martel’s orchestra of Fort Lupton will the auditorium on Feb. 7 at 8:15 Monday, Feb. 2, is-Candlemas Candidates for the honor are (left to right) furnish the music. p.m. to don the regal robes. day. Mass will be at 7:10, when Kay Reich will perform the candles will be blessed. crowning ceremonies for Lucille Colo. Springs Deanery On Tuesday, Feb. 3, St. Ash, who will appear at the ball Blaise’s feast day, Mass will be later in the evening. All former ACCW to Meet Jan. 29 at 7:10. Throats will be blessed Mardi (iras queens for the past after this Mass and on the fol seven years will receive special lowing Sunday, Feb. 8. invitations. The committee re- Celerado Springi, — The Friday, Feb. 6, is the first Fri­ uests them to notify it before ^ Colorado Ssprings quarterly meeting of the Colo­ day with Mass at 7:45. 'eb. 7 if they plan to attend the i rado Springe deanery of the Baptized Jan. 26 was John ball., Denver Archdiocetan Council Michael, son of Mr. and Mrs Tickets are now available in Donald Grctch, with Shirley Colorado Springs for the Mardi J. D. CROUCH of Catholic Women will bo Hughes and Bill Hughes as spon' Gras dance. These tickets may be held Thurtday evening, Jan. obtained at Ed Obele’s Shoe C. D. O’BRIEN sors. MAY REALTY 29, at 8 o’clock at the Cata- Nuptial vows were recited Jan circle, Fred’s bootery, the Amer­ chatical contar, 14 W . Coa- 17 by Miss Rose Walter and ican Furniture store of Denver, tilla itreat. All mambars are Thomas Evans. The Nuptial Mass the Pike’s Peak Journal, Manitou R E A L T O J l urged to attend aa mattere of was celebrated by. the Rev. Al­ Springs; and the Cascade post importaifte will bo ditcutied. bert Puhl. Mr. and Mr*. Evans olfice. The 1953 Mardi Gras committees INSURANCE ■ LOANS Sitter Kathleen, auperior of are former residents of Ovid. and personnel will include the follow­ PRINCIPALS IN THE MARDI GRAS Carpenter, and Prince Kenneth Lukeke. The king- the Mitiionary Siatari, will be Patients in Sedgwick County ing: Mardi Gras director, the Rev. designate, Harvey Morgan (not pictured), now the gueat tpeaker. Following Memorial hospital are Mrs. New­ Joseph Kgne, O.M.I.; general cochair­ coronation of the OYC in Colorado men, Frank Perry and Thomas attends Regis college in Denver. The flower girls ton Cannady and Mrs. Charles Springs Feb. 1 are shown above. Members of QUALITY APPAREL Ute Theater Bldg. the meeting refreahmenta will Deutsch; floi-r director. Raluh De- are Sharon Crum and Linda Kay Moore.— (Photo be terved. Stone. Masters; master of ceremonies. Martin the royalty, from left to right, are Queen-desig­ IN COLORADO SPRINGS Colorado Springs, Colo. J. Murphy, Sr.; and box office chair­ nate Connie Barrett, Princess-designate Merle by Spaulding studio) SINCE 1872 man, Mri. Ann Austin: Ticket chairman, Mrs. Herbert Kiowa and Tejon Streets MAIN 1898 Knowles; entertainment, Miss Mary Kel. Christ the King Church leher, Kelleher school of dancing; stage Altar Society Elects and decorations chairman. Charles Jones, Sr.; court matrons’ chairman, Mrs. Recommended Firms Anne Barrett; queen's ensemble chair­ Officers in Burlington man. Mrs. Edward Killday; and royal Site for Oblate Services crowni, Mrs. Joseph Ssiich; Burlington.— (St. Catherine’s THE MURRAY DRUG CO. WILLIAM C. CRARON Wardrobe chairman, Mrs. Clare Jenks; M ila S ta n — 116 E. riku Piak— MAIa 144 advertising chairman. Ralpi. DeMasters; Parish)— The Altar society met Optometrist (Chriit the King Pariah, Otnver) The Teen-age club will page wardrobe chairman, Mrs. William for AUTO North Sta r.— 832 Tijen— MAIa 189 A Benedictine priest from meet in the ichool hall Sunday Lightner; door chairman, John Me- Jan. 22. The following officers 12S North Tejon St. Boulder will conduct a Holy avening, Peb. 1, at 7:3 0. There Grady; cloakroom, George Proffitt: •re elected for the coming Professional Pharmacy Mardi Gras queen doll, Mrs. Ferd Tay­ PHONE MAIN 5662 Hour for the Oblates of St. will be games and dancing un­ SOI No, Tejon MAin 1088 lor; queen’s tradition crown cake, Mrs. year; President, Mrs. Don Whit­ COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO.’ Benedict in Christ the King til 10 o’clock. Teen-age Cath­ Leonard Cbeslock; and committee secre­ more; vice president. Mrs. Leo SERVICE tary. Miss Rosemary Gappy. church Tuesday evening, Feb. 3, olic pupils are invited. Hoffman; secretary, Mrs. Lester from 8 to 9. All parishioners are The building fund benefit committee Circle meetings scheduled for will include Mr. and Mrs. Frank Perry, McLain; and treasurer, Mrs. Get Baur’t (o f Denver) Pete Beroni invited to attend this Holy Hour. the coming week are Our Lady Mr. and.Mrs. Orville ’Trainor, Mr. and John Che«lock. The hostesses for Candy and Ice Cream at The women of the parish are of Guadalupe, an evening of Mrs. William Vandenberg. Mr. and Mrs. Furniture Shop Thomas Deutch, Mr. and Mrs. Charles the coming card party are Mmes. UPHOLSTERING, invited to hear the Rev. Francis bridge, Monday, Feb. 2, in the Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Chetloek, John Cheslock, Thomas Ambler, Sales & Johnson-English RE-UPHOLSTERING AND Syrianey of the Register staff, home of Miss Jean Coughlin, and Mr. and Mrs. James Riley; Rose Bonds, Carl Dvorak, Frank REPAIRING who will address the members of 880 Clermont; St. Clement’s Mr. and Mrs. Joseph SzHch, Mr. and Daniel, and Harold Erbert. De Soto-Plymouth Slip CoT.ra and Dr.perlM the Altar and Rosary society at bridge luncheon in the home of Mrs. Fred Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Jo­ Drug Co. Mad. to Order seph Lacey, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sand, Service its meeting Friday, Jan. 30. Mrs. G. H^ (Halligan, 381 S. Lo­ Mr. and Mrs. John C ^ ff, Mr. and Mrs. LENTHERIC Toiletries Furniture Made to Order Albert Vidmar. Mr. and- Mrs. Zaek Tejon it Bijon St. Phone 1400 24-22 So. W ihi.tch Ave. MAin 5309 4 The Rosary will be recited in cust, Tuesday, Feb. 3; St. An­ WINTERfiME is SERVICE TIME All Late Model Used Cars thony’s, brWge luncheon in the Dillon, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Ausee, Mr. the church at 1:30, after which and Mrs. Owen Redmond, and Mr. and s Carry 5,000 Mile Guarantee members and guests will ad­ home of Mrs. E. 'V. McCapn, 100 Mrs. William Lightner; (or WISCONSIN ENGINES “If Your Needs Are Electrical The Heyse Sheet journ to the assembly room in Ivy street, Tuesday, Feb. 3; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Graham. Mr. Factory Trained Mechanics on All Chrysler Made Cars Call Main 939” and Mrs. Wflliam Ripley, Mr. and Mrs. Metal and Roofing the rectory. Wednesday, Feb. 4, Miss Rosa Andrew Reichert, Mr. and Mra. Ken­ Wiring—Flxtnra. end Repaira INCORPORATED St. Margaret Mary’s circle will Adele Reilly, 1219 Milwaukee neth Allmon, My. and Mrs. Joseph Eng- HEATING ROOFING be in charge of the social hour. street, will be hostess at a bridge ler, Harold Cusack, George Proffitt, Berwick Electric Co. SHEET METAL Mrs. A. J. Foushee, and Mrs. A. R GRIFFITH MOTORS, Inc. On Feb. 5, there will be a Holy luncheon in her home for St DeBolt. ' J. D. BERWICK 529 SO. NEVADA Hour commencing at 7:45 in Margaret Mary circle; Our Lady The Odaroloc senior council commit­ Phono: MAin 552 tee will include Mr. and Mrs. Ralph De- 2770 No. Speer Blvd. GR. 3313 Colorido Sprlnri. Colorado preparation for the first Friday. o f ^ e Snows circle will have Eat. 1885 Masters, Mrs. Anne Barrett, Mr. and The Office of the Blessed Sac­ dessert-luncheon in the home of Mrs. Clare Jenks, Mr. and Mrs. Fred rament will be said by the pa­ Mrs. Paul Thompson, 1160 For­ Gross, Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. Murphy, ZECHA & ADAMS rishioners, followed by Benedic­ est street; St. Frances Cabrini’s Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nolan, Jr.; Mr. Dodge-PlTmouth Owiie!ris circle will meet in the home of and Mrs. Richard DeMasters, and Mr. Conoco Service Station tion. and Mrs. Joseph Ssiich: We carry a complete line Mrs. William Peltier, 637 Cler­ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dv^itsch, Mr. We’ve Got the Parts and the “Know How” ENEtM LEGAL NOTICE mont, for an evening of bridge, and Mrs. Edward Obcle, Mr; and Mrs. of ORIGINAL FACTORY OFFICE OF THE TREASURER Robert Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. James CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER PARTS for ALL WISCONSIN to Give Your Truck New Life On Friday, Feb. 6. Our Lady Finn, Mrs. Ruth Allen, Mrs. Mary Bos Qyiolors C ^ n c MUNICIPAL BUILDING ENGINES. And all o f our of Fatima circle will meet in the ton. Mrs. Helen Stuart, and Mrs. Lora Your Best Investment May Be a Complete DENVER. COLORADO Bervicemen are trained . . . home of Mrs. William Swigert, Carpenter. Reconditioning Job by Our Skilled Mechanics syvvic^ No. Q-206 assuring you of the best pos­ NOTICE OF PURCHASE OF REAL 40 Eudora street, for luncheoa k Navada A n . at Cacha la Pondrt 4 ESTATE AT TAX SALE AND OF sible overhauls by the latest JAMES MOTOR €0. APPLICATION FOR ISSUANCE Baptized by'^he Rev. John W Greeley CCW to Meet factory approved methods. OF TREASURER'S DEED Scannell Jan. 25 were Karen Bring in your Wisconsin 1278 Lincoln Dodge & Plymouth Sales & Service KE. 8221 “ Peak Quality Flowers'* TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, and Marie, infant daughter of Mr, more eBpectaliy to Harry £. Trentman In Sterling en Feb. 10 Engine either for cleaning FROM (also known aa Harry C. Trentman), and Mrs. Fred Hagen, 1120 and tune-up or for a complete John L, Trentman, Alta W. Haney, The Holly, with Arthur Haney and Greeley. — T he quarterly overhaul, if that’s what it Moffat Tunnel Improvement District, Mrs. Al Douds as sponsors; Pa meeting of the Greeley dean­ needs. The Pikers Peak City and County of Denver. mela Ann, infant daughter of Fleral Ce, You and each of you are Hereby ery of the Archdiocetan Coun­ Sales & Service noticed that on the 28rd day of Novem­ Mr. and Mrs. Wallace D. Webb cil of Catholic Women will be We Service All Makes of ber, 1932, the Manager of Revenue Ex- 110 N. Tejon Straat Phont MAin 591 770 Cherry street, with 'Vernon held in Sterling Feb. 10 et 10 Air Cooled Engines We Repair All Makes Officio Treaaurer of the City and County C. Dusek and Delia E. Crawford of Denver and State of Colorado, sold at a.m. Major Motor Ovorhaul — Body •— Paint — Whaal Alignmant A public sale to City and County of Denver, as sponsors; A t the board meeting In and Balance —- Electrical — Battariet & Tirei Main 10070-M Main 8729-R the applicant, who has made demand for Patricia, infant daughter of W ray lest November, it wet a Treasurer’s Deed, the following de­ CENTRAL SEE OUR LARGE USED GAR DISPLAY BEFORE YOU BUY TkBEERTTwl' LARRY JERRY scribed real estate, situate iu the City Mr. and Mrs, William 'T. Baker, voted that reiervationa be sent and County of Denver and State of 801 Forest street, with John T in one week in advance, to that Equipment Co. Madden Plumbing Co. Colorado, to-wit: Baker and Patricia M. Hollaway it would not be a burden to WILLIAMS-NASH INC. MadeMikaukee Famous PLUMBING CONTRACTOR Lot Twenty-Seven (27) and North One-Half (N^/^) of Jjoi Twenty-Six as sponsors. the host pariah in the way of Factory Distributors PLUMBINff REPAIRS having too much food or not 2030 So. University — SH. 2781 JOE KEKEISEN GAS WATER HEATERS (26), in Block Five (6), H. Witter's Also baptized by Father Scan (Formerly Univerilty Park Garage) North Denver Addition. Wilson’s enough. Alto, each individual^ rhoni Main I2604-S 827 W. Coloridg An. nell were the infant twins of Mr, 1435 Market, AC. 5649 Resubdivision making a reservation should be that said tax sale was made to satisfy and Mrs. Donald L. Marcus, the delinquent General taxes asseesed 1275 Jasmine, Tricia Anne morally ratpontibla for tha Denver, 2, Colo. against said real estate for the year Lynne ana Charles David. Dan­ tame. BLICK SPORTING 1931; that said real estate was taxed in iel P. Ryan and Mrs. Regina Mc- Reaervationa may be tent to Aley Drug Co.^ the name of Harry E. Trentman, et a l; to Mrs. Edgar Tuniton, 507 In that the statutory period of redemption Clinton were sponsors for Tricia Denver street, Sterling, Colo. GOODS CO. PRESCRIPTION expired November 28rd, 1985; that the Anne, and Miss Florence Sullivan same has not been redeemed; that said Tha preaidenta of the affiliated “ Everythiny for Every Sport’* DRUGGISTS roperty may be redeemed at any time and Daniel P._Ryan were spon­ sors for Charles David. groups are asked to tea that W HY W AIT Phone Main 930 Phone Main 250 332 So. Tejon SC efon! a Tax Dee THE KUMPF MOTOR CAR CO. Gredfey, Colo. 2027 W. Alameda RA. 6068 Meade street. In the photo hp is seen holding a retreat con* 12th and Acorn* ALpIn. 3621 Batteries • Accessories ference" ------with-- Walter Oppenneim, a senior...... at the college, 93SS E. COLFAX AURORA 1204

A i PAGE FOURTEEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 Thursday, January 29, 1953

Loyola School Japanese Dancers Candles, Throats to Be Blessed at S t Philomena's TERMITES advancement. Chili was the main committee at the Cathedral Jan. (OR FLYING ANTS) (St. Philomena’s Parish, Genesee. The hike was planned Moflt owneri never Are Shown in 'Channel Scanning' Denver) by the Explorer Scouts and they course provided at dinner time. 25, know (her hive ter- The schedule for next week’s had charge of the project. Four Because of conflicting dates, niHei until cottljr scouts hid out in the trees as Ad Alta re Awards the* biweekly meeting of scout dimire ii alreidr services in St Philomena’s church done. was announced this week by the casualties of a plane wreck, and Six first class scouts, James troop 124 will be held Wednes­ the remainder of the troop or­ Burnett, Will Mac Hendrie, Jay day, Feb. 4, at 7 :30 p.m. instead Rt. Rev. Monsignor William M. Extermination Service on ganized a search party and, when McCoy, Joe Lafreda, and Bil^ of Monday night. Higgins. Rate, Mice, Roachee, Clover they found them, administered Waggoner, and Scoutmaster Scouts who have prepared a Monday, Feb. 2, the Feast of Mites Sc Bed Bugs. the Purification and Candlemas first aid and improvised trans- Charles McConnell completed replica of a scout for the Scout day, candles will be blessed be­ poftation to the main camp. their requirements for the Ad week window display are asked Free Call fore the 6:30 Mass. The candles Three Tende'Woot Scouts com­ Altare Dei award. They pre­ to bring it to the meeting in Inspection SP 4673 will be distributed after all the pleted their cooking and hiking sented themselves for examina­ order that the plan of the window Masses Feb. 8 to all who have requirements for second class tion to the Archdiocese Scout can be set up at that time. *Colo. Terminix Co. ordered candles. + + + - f + + . llNsin sf E. 1. Kna Cs. Tuesday, Feb. 2, is the Feast Mtntsn ft tks of St. Blaise. Throats will be World'i Larfiit Tirnits Orstelzitlis blessed after each Mass and at Plan Valentine Party Feb. 12 1754 S. Bdwy. Geo. Leachman 3:30 p.m. and 7:45 p.m. Sick parishioners will have their throats blessed at home on re­ ONE OF THE PRETTIEST dancing von Behren; second row, Sheila Pittman, Cindy quest. CERTIFIED CHEMICAL groups in the musical Channel Scanning Burke, Mary Carr, Mary Ann Byers, Limia Brown, Confessions on Thursday for are the Japanese dancers from the second and and Cloette Mares; and third row, Lynn McCarthy, the first Friday will be at the PRODUCTS, INC. third grades at Loyola school. Pictured above, Carol Griffith, Joyce Januks, Mary Kay Harman, regular hours, 3 :30-6 and 7 :30-9. first row, are Carolyn Reynolds and Barbara and Patricia O’Brien. Communion on the first Fri­ Building Maintenance day will be distributed at 6 Supplies o’clock and before the 6:30, 7:30, and 8:15 o’clock Masses. Brushes - Toilet.'Tissues Loyola School Musical Precious Blood Stations o f the Cross Friday Paper Towels evening, Feb. 6, will be at 7 :45, Complete Janitor Needs and Holy Hour Saturday evening Will Be Staged Feb. 8 1180 Kalamath Street . Parish Social at 7 :45 will complete the week’s services. First Saturday devo­ Phones TAbor 0103 (Loyola Pariih, Denver) Leo Roach, Mrs. E. J. 'Valdez, and tions will be held after the Channel Scanning, Loyola Mrs. G. Gravina. Masses and in the evening Holy TAbor 0104 grade school’s seventh annual A preview performance of the 6! Hour. musical, will be presented at dance of the hours will be shown Slated Feb. East Denver high school audi­ at the Polio-show at the Denver Valentine Party Coliseum on Sunday, Feb. 1. (M ott Precious Blood Parish, The PTA will sponsor a St. torium Sunday evening, Feb. 8, Denver) Capitol Office at 8 o’clock. Twenty-six Loyola children will Valentine’s games party on A dress rehearsal for the sis­ participate. Pre-Lenten events throughout Thursday, Feb. 12, at 7:45 in Supply Co. ters of the city and others unable The Loyola Holy Name lo - the city will include a social the school. Tickets are available to attend the evening perform­ ciety will meet on Tuesday, gathering for members of the from any PTA member and from 1550 Broadway AL 4556 ance will be given Saturday Feb. 3, in the school hall. En­ Most Precious Blood parish on the committee chairmen. Owing morning, Feb. 7, at 10 o’clock. tertainment and refreshments Feb. 6 in Our Lady of Lourdes to the great success of last year’s Office Supplies & Furniture More than 30() children will will follow the business meet­ hall at Iliff and South Logan party, tickets are being distrib­ participate in this program of ing. streets. uted on a first-come first-served singing and dancing. Mrs. J. T. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. O’Brien, The parish entertainment com­ basis. PTA members will be on O’Brien, pianist, and Mrs. Flor­ former Loyola parishioners who mittee has scheduled a party hand after all Masses the next ence Ritchie, violinist, will be now live in Glenwood Springs, similar to the Christmas social two /Sundays to distribute the the accompanists. Scenery is be­ are visiting in Denver, so that held in December for that date. tickets. THE PARENT-TEACHERS’ associa­ right, are Mrs. Roy Struck, Mrs. .John Vos, Mrs. Mrs. O’Brien may accompany Admission will be 50 cents a ing constructed by' J. J. Camp­ The PTA met Jan. 26 with the tion committee, preparing- for the annual M. Blake Vifquain, and Mrs. Frank Patton; stand­ bell. Costumes were designed by the school children in preparation person with the accent on getting mothers of the fifth graders as ing, from left, Mrs. James A. Koning, Mrs. Wil­ Mrs. R. C. Polack and executed for the school musical. She has acquainted rather than making | hostesses. Father Joseph O’Mal- St. Valentine party in St. Philomena’s school on liam Boyle, Mrs. John Waggoner, Mrs. Charles by the following women: been the pianist for their musi­ money. igy spoke to the group. Feb. 12, is shown above. The pre-Lenten celebra­ McConnell, and Mrs. Thomas A. Duggan.— (Photo Refreshments, special gifts. Mts. C. M. Baschar, Mrs. cals for several years. The girls from St. Mary’s pre­ tion will begin at 7:45. Pictured above, left to by Van’s studio) f and dancing are promi.sed by the John Beckman, Miss Ellen Mary M em b ^ of the Altar sodality sented a delightful program of committee which includes Mrs. R. Campbell, Miss Clara Dreiling, will accept offerings for altar music and readings. The room- candles after all Masses on Sun­ J. McDonald, Jack Rockwell, Mr. TO!U WALKER PIANOS Mrs. Clara Erdman, Mrs. Ernest attendance prize was won by the Archbishop to Be Guest of Honor Forkner, Mrs. Joseph Frawley, day, Feb. 1. Blessed candles will and Mrs. Charles Tuffield, Mrs. I Representative of Kimball. Sohmer, be available for use in the home J. J. Palmer, Robert Clark, ancl j and the p e d a l prize I Kohler, Campbell and .leaae French Pianos Mrs. Charles Haley, Mrs. Leon­ by Mrs. Clarence Rule. ard Hart, Mrs. Frank Kreutzer, on Feb. 8. Henrv DiNicola. C. G. Conn Connsonata Mrs. Roland Lamoreaux, Mrs. Games parties are held in Loy­ The Youth club of the par- It was voted to solicit help or Dads at Park Hill Parish to Meet Feb. 2 Electronic Organ Earl Martelon, Mrs. Joseph ola hall each Wednesday eve­ ith will meet Thursday, Jan. refreshments only from the room Fine Reconditioned Pianos in which the oldest child in a Maurer, Mrs. Richard Polak, Mrs. ning at 8 o’clock. 29, in the Roy Butler resi­ (Blessed Sacrament Parish, Nancy McCarthy, Mary Ellen 1345 S. BROADWAY SPruce 7864 family is registered, thus reliev­ Men's Club to Meet dence, 1974 S. St. Paul street. Denver) Foster, Therese Swanson, Mary ing mothers of several children This is a departure from the Ann Johnson, and Barbara Ed­ An interesting program has in the school from repeated do­ A festive evening has been usual Tuesday night meeting. wards, will participate in a dance been prepared for the Men’s club FOR BUILDINGS I nations. planned by the Blessed Sac­ meeting on Wednesday, Feb. 4, The pastor, the Rev. John P. number. I Mrs. William Waggoner and in the Blessed Sacrament school Donohoe, C.M., will bless can­ rament PTA for the annual OF ALL KINDS ■ Mrs. John Vos are in charge of Also on the agenda is a talk cafeteria at 8 o ’clock. omemaker s ■ dles for members o f the parish dads’ m e e t i n gs on Mon­ the ticket sales for the games by the Rev. Edward Leyden, su­ A talk on a traffic safety pro­ I at St. Thomas’ seminary on Can­ day evening, Feb. 2, at 8 party to be held at 7 :45 on perintendent of schools in the gram will be delivered by J. ■ dlemas day, Feb. 2. I Department* ■ Thursday, Feb. 12. They will be­ o’clock with Archbishop Urban J. Archdiocese o f Denver. Brandon Marshall, director of! Catechism classes for public at the school hall the morning Vehr as guest of honor. At the social hour, which will the Denver Safety council. He' I Patronite The$e Reliable and Friendly Firm$ grade school children are now of Feb. 5 between the hours of The Blessed Shcrament adult conclude the meeting, the moth­ will be accompanied by Patrol-1 being held in the basement I 10 to 11:30 to receive any money choir, under the direction of ers o f the fourth, fifth, and split man Joseph Hale, who is ini Church of St. Vincent de Paul ■Si for tickets sold. Blake Hiester, will present a pro­ fifth and sixth graders will act charge of the city-wide school | after the 9 o’clock Mass each If parishioners cannot turn gram. Five seventh grade W ls, as hostesses. safety patrol program. They will! J. A. JOHNSON & SON Sunday. Three volunteers from money in at this time, they also show a film illustrating the | Loretto Heights college teach the Because this '•eeting, which Bacon & Schramm should call Mrs. Waggoner at talk. I Established 35 Years classes under Father Donohoe’s would ordinarih-’ ve been held DE. 3616 or Mrs. Vos at EA. The meeting will be preceded i Composition Roofing supervision. All public grade on Jan. 26, was . .istponed until • Gutters • Sheet Metal 1958, and it will be picked up. by the recitation of the Rosary i Tile Roofing school children in the parish are Westwood Unit Feb. 2, it has been decided not • Gas, Furnaces Donations of canned goods for to hold another meeting until for peace in the church at 7:45. Roof Repairing expected to attend. Because of the importance of • Gas Conversion Burners Baptisms during the past week the grocery baskets for the Monday, March 23. this subject, a large attendance, 4020 Brighton Blvd., CH. 6563 include that of Donald Leon games party are needed. These The Rev. William J. Mulcahy 88 Pennsylvania RA 5657 should be taken" to Mrs. T. A. Plans Meeting baptized David John, son o f Dr. is expected, and a cordial invita­ Presenkowski, son of Mr. and tion is extended to all men of the Mrs. D. T. Presentkowski; and Duggan at 901 Milwaukee or and Mrs. Charles G. Gabelman, parish. John Francis Male, Jr., son of Mrs. James Wasinger at 1123 with Dr. James Lombardi and Catechism classes are con­ Mr. and Mrs. John F. Malo, Sr. Adams this next week, if pos­ Cyprienne Whelan as sponsors. WESTERN In Hall Feb. 4 ducted everj- Sunday morning by sible. , Lorraine Lombardi acted as WINDOW Si HOUSE LEGAL NOTICE the sisters in the old school for Prayers were requested for (St. Anthony’ s Parish, proxy for the latter. CLEANING CO. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Members of the Altar and children who attend public ESTATE OF ANNA OMCIRK, Joan Corley, seriously ill. * Westwood) DECEASED. No. 95407 Rosary society, the PTA, schools. Parents are urged to see WE CLEAN The mothers of the eighth that the children are present. Notice is herby given that on the 24th graders held a meeting after the Mrs. Juan Archuletta will pre­ Brownies, and Girl Scouts are Windows Walls day of February, 1953. 1 will present side at the Altar and Rosary urged to receive Communion Boy Scout troop 146 is re­ to the County Court of *the City and PTA to plan the annual valen­ ROOFING Woodwork Wall Paper County of Denver, Colorado, my accounts tine party sponsored by the PTA. meeting in the parish hall on in a group in the 8 o’clock quested to meet promptly at 7 Floors (Washed & Waxed) for FINAL SETTLEMENT of the ad­ This will be in the school hall Wednesday, Fej). 4, at 7:30 p.m. Mass this Sunday, Feb. 1, p.m. on Friday, Jan. 30, for the Convenient Terms ministration of said estate when and The members will receive Holy The Bles.^ed Sacrament Neigh­ pre-board of review. • INSTALLATIONS where all persons in interest may appear 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. on Saturday, If Desired FREE ESTIMATES Communion in a group in the 8 borhood club will hold a luncheon and object to them if they so desire. Feb. 7. Mrs. Maude Zint will De pendable • SERVICE DAY or NIGHT FULLY INSURED LYDIA KOLARIK, Executrix direct the entertainment for the o’clock Ma.ss on Sunday, Feb. 1. meeting on Thursday, Feb. 5, at • THOMAS L. FORD, Atty. Newly elected officers of the 1 o ’clock in the home o f Mrs. Economical Residential & Commercial 1700 E. 5th Ave. evening. All parents of the eighth • Mother Cabrini circle are Mrs. Edward O’Hara, 2349 Eudora Work First ptfblication January 15, 1953 grade pupils are invited. Dr. F. A . Smith • Long Lasting Last publication February 12. 1953 Banns of marriage were an­ Clair Williamson, president; Mrs. street, with Mmes, Frank J. Todd 1032 18th MAin 1556 Marshall Piccone, .secretary; and • Guaranteed NOTICE TO CREDITORS nounced for the first time be­ and Ray B. Beyers as cohostesses. Optometrist K iM a m ESTATE OF BERNARD ARROUNCH, tween Richard Ryan of St. Phil­ Mrs. Francis Gerlito, treasurer. Mrs. Herbert Leibman has been MENTAL INCOMPETENT No. 96124. omena’s and Miss Marian Metz The circle will sponsor a “ come elected secretary on the board of For Free Estimate G A S BURNER CO. Notice is hereby given that on the as you are” breakfast next week. director* of the Girl Scout move­ The firms listed here 23rd day of December, 1952, letters of of St. Vincent de Paul’s; Wil­ 260 BDWY. RA. 2871 consei vatorship were issued to the under­ liam W. Butler, and Miss Baptized the past week were ment in/Denver. , Ford Optical Co. Cali CHerry 6651 deserve to be remembered signed as Conservator of the above named Gloria A. Hall, both of St. An­ Raphael Ronald, son of Mr. and Aid Polio Fund Drive estate and all persons having claims Mrs. Ralph Schell, wyth Ronald Eyei Examined a Visual Care when you are distributing against said estate are required to file thony's, Casper, W yo.; a n d Mrs. Francis Ji Coyle of Groeger and Maybell Raisch as them for allowance in the County Court John Joseph Lyon i f St. Philo­ Blessed Sacrament parish has Individually Styled Glaiiei Western Elnterite your patronage in the dif­ of the City and County of Denver. Colo­ sponsors; and James Alexander, mena’s and Miss Babette Beverly been appointed area chairman rado, whhin six months from said date son of Mr. and Mrs. James A. '' 1558 Broadway ferent lines of business. or said claims will be forever barred. Campbell of St. Philomena’s. for the March o f Dimes house to Lavota, with Mr. and Mrs. Al­ ANDREW WYSOWATCKY house canvass in Park Hill. She Roofing Co. Conservator Altar and Rosary society mem­ fred Barajas as sponsors. TAbor 1295 First Publication, January 1, 1953. bers will be in the vestibule after wishes to express gratitude to the Equitable Bldg., Denver A boy was born to Mr. and large group of women who will THE BEST IN LUGGAGE I.ast Publication, January 29. 1953. all the Masses Sunday, Feb. 1, Mrs. William Jensen Jan./20. All Kinds cover the 168 l^locks in this ter­ LEGAL NOTICE to accept orders for Candlemas The Jensens are former members OFFICE OF THE TREASURER day candles. ritory. CITY AND COUNTY OF D ^ VER of St. Anthony’s and now reside The Rev. Anton J. Borer, ' Public inttructioni in Cath­ For the Finest MUNICIPAL BUILDING in Derby. S.M.B., who conducts the per­ /London.— A letter written by trill be iuued to the said City and County Girl Scout troop 288 held a ■Columbus announcing dis­ Denver, lawful bolder of said eertifi- eate. on the 15th day of May at 12 SLATTERY & COMPANY potluck supper in the home of covery o f America is included o’clock noon 1958, unless the same has Mrs. John Majer)is, 1079 Mad in an exhibition of ItalUn books. been redeemed before 12 o'clock noon PLUMBING and HEATING ison street. Ten gjirls attended The books shown at the National o f' said date. Supreme Coal Co. WITNESS'my hand aitd seal this 12th CONTRACTORS with their leader, Mrs. Janice Book league include first edi­ day of January, 1968. Conway, and Mrs. Viena Mc­ tions o f Euclid, Dante, Petrarch, (SEAL) A. S. BRODHEAD JOHN J. CONNOR, Preeident 864 Bo. Broadway PE. 4679 Namara, coleader. Maehiavelli, and Ariosto, as well Manger of Revenue Ex-officio ROBERT F. CONNOR, Vice President Treasurer, City k County of Denver Boy Scout troop 124 had a as Galvani’s and Volta’s first First Publication January 15th, 1958 1726 MARKET STREET disaster bike Jan. 26 on Mt, works. . ' ' Lut Publication January 29th, 1958 PHONE MAIN 7127 or 1728

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