« Priesthood Ordinations June 4 Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations Contents Copyright by the Catholic Press Society, Inc;, 1955—Pemnission to Reproduce, Except on Rev. Wm. Sievers Is Lone Candidate Articles Otherwise Marked,' Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue For Archdiocese of Denver This Year The Rev. William Earl Solemn Mass will be taken by nand, Robert Sievers, is a mem­ Sievers, only candidate of Thomas Stone and Robert Dore, ber of the editorial department seminarians. of the Register System sf News- DENVER CATHOLIC the Denver Archdiocese this The only brother of the ordi- papers. j year, will be ordained to the priesthood by Archbishop + + + . . + Urban J. Vehr in the Immacu­ late Conception Cathedral Satur­ day, June 4, at 9:30 a.m. The glory of the occasion will be somewhat shaded by the tragical REGISTER fact that only one ordinand joins the archdiocesan clergy when VOL L No. 41. THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1955 DENVER, COLORADO priests are more badly needed than ever before. The Rev. John Holloway of Stratton will be ordained in the same ceremony for service in 530 High School Graduates the Sioux City, la.. Diocese. Father Sievers’ First Solemn Mass, in St. John the Evange­ list’s Church on Siyiday, June 5, at 10:30 a.m., will be the first To Receive Diplomas June 5 such event in the new edifice on East Seventh Avenue. C A la m n M A in o n t At this solemn moment of blessing of the cis de Sales’ High School, second, First award is won by Dave Gar­ The Rt. Rev. Monsignor John dD IC lIin I f io n ic n i Andrew Avelino Theatine Seminary, Archbishop Urban J. Vehr will .present high and Sharon Turner of St. Jo­ cia of Annunciation High School, Moran, pastor of St. John’s, the Denver, are shown the Very Rev. William Kenneally, C.M., Arch­ seph’s High School, third. second place by Barbara Padgett ordinand’s home parish, will be bishop Urban J. Yehr, and Bishop Bernard Sullivan, S.J. school graduation diplomas The 1954 American Bishops’ of Cathedral High School, and chaplain at his ordination as to 530 seniors from seven Letter provided the topic for jun­ third place by Kathleen La Certe well as assistant priest at his + + + + + Denver Catholic high schools ior and senior high school stu­ of Mt. St. Gertrude Academy, Fifst Solemn Mass. Father on Sunday, June 5, at 3 p.m. in dents: “The Victory—Our Faith.” Boulder. Francis Syrianey, formerly of the City Auditorium Arena. + + - f + + • St. John’s and now pastor of Rev. William E. Sievert Rev. John V. Holloway Theatines' Progress Seen City and state dignitaries will the new St. Pius Tenth Parish, be guests of His Excellency in Aurora, will be deacon in the + + + "T + honoring the largest group of Mass. Subdeacon wifi be John graduates to complete their Loretfo Heights and Regis Jepson, college classmate of the In Dedication of Seminary secondary education under Cath­ new priest. olic auspices in Denver. Father Roy Figlino, pastor of The new St. Andrew Avelino’s of the state. He commented on Fifty-seven graduates from Mt. Graduations Set on May 29 St. Augustine’s Parish, Brighton, Stirring Story Seminary in Denver will result the surprising number of small Carmel High comprise the first and former assistant at St. in great growth of the Theatine mission churches the Theatines graduation class from the four- John’s, will deliver the sermon Congregation in this area. Arch­ have erected, particularly in the year-old school. An enrollment of 6/ Heights Seniors Afternoon Moss in the First Mass. bishop Urban J. Vehr predicted southern part of the state. A 80 freshmen will occupy their va­ Seminarians from the parish in a talk at the seminary’s Dedi­ number of these have developed cated and new accommodations who will fill the minor offices cation Mass. Archbishop Vehr, into parishes. The Archbishop at the North Denver school. To Get Degrees On Jesuit Campus at the Mass will include John Of Convert to who blessed the new structure, said that the Theatine House of The class of 103 graduates from Rae, Robert Harrington, Rich­ St.'Francis de Sales’ High School Archbishop Urban J. Sixty-four members of the foresaw progress for the Span­ Studies, the students of which Vehr will confer degrees on class of 1955 wilF receive ard Ling, Leo Horrigan, James ish-speaking residents of the attend nearby St. Thomas’ Semi­ is the largest of the seven schools, Delaney, and Gerald Lewis. Southwest as a result of the new nary, gives St. Thomas’'a quasi­ with Cathedral High School sec­ 61 seniors at the 34th an­ bachelors’ degrees from Re­ St. John’s adult choir will seminary. university status. ond with 89. Holy Family will nual commencement exer­ gis College, Denver, in grad­ provide the music for the Mass. Become Priest The new seminary, at S. Birch graduate 83, Regis, 80; St. Jo­ Benediction, Reception By R ev. Robert E. K ek eisen The Rev. Edward Dinan, Strat­ Two Bishops and 10 Monsi­ seph’s, 68; and Annunciation, 50. cises of Loretto Heights Col­ uation rites May 29 climax­ gnors were present at d^^dication and Mississippi Streets, Denver, lege, Sunday, May 29, at 4 p.m. ing a day of special ceremonies Father Sievers will give Bene­ The Rev. John V. Holloway— ton pastor, will be the assistant is virtually complete, but its sec­ Student chairman of the com­ rites May 25 for the Theatines’ mencement exercises will be Conrad N. Hilton, president of including an afternoon Bac­ diction of the Most Blessed Sac­ convert, country school teacher, priest in the First Mass. The or­ .only major seminary in the ond floor is still being finished. Hilton Hotel Corporation, - will calaureate Mass at 4. In ad rament in St. John’s Church at The eight-acre grounds are Chester Boh of Mt. Carmel High navy man, mortician—will be dinand's spiritual adviser, the Rev. Western Hemisphere. About 50 School. The valedictory address give the commencement address. dition to. the candidates for de­ 5 p.m. that day. John LePenske, members of the clergy attended graced by a number of new will be given by John Brugge- The title of Mr. Hilton’s talk is grees, three will receive certifi­ seminarian,- will direct a choir ordained to the sacred priesthood Newman Flanagan of Sioux City, the dedication dinner after the trees, including fruit trees. man of Holy Family High School. “Christian Womanhood — 1955" cates in commerce and finance of ^seminarians for the service. by Archbishop Urban J. Vehr' in will deliver the sermon. The Rev. Mass. Assisting Father March as A commencement choir of 200 The Rev. Edward A. Leyden, and one a certificate in general Following Benediction a recep­ the Denver Cathedral Saturday, celebrant of the Mass were the archdiocesan superintendent of education. tion will be held in the church George Weibel of St. Vincent de The Most Rev. Anthony voices and a high school concert June 4. He first saw the light of Very Rev. 0. Martorell, C.R., band will provide music for the schools, will give the invocation Special graduation events, in­ lounge until 8 p.m. Paul's Parish, Denver, will be sub­ March, C.R., Superior General San Luis, assistant priest; the faith in the friendly eyes of a of the Theatines, with head- occasion. Pastors of the individ­ and will present the candidates cluding a Saturday reception, Deacon Sievers is the son of deacon. Father Weibel was reared Very Rev. William Kenneally, ual high schools will present their for degrees. were planned for the Regis grad­ Mr. and Mrs. William 0. Sievers Kansas priest. in Stratton. ■ quarters in Rome, offered the C.M., deacon; the Rev. Michael Solemn Mass of Dedication. Fa­ graduates to His Excellency, Graduation activities will be­ uation speaker, Maj. Gen. Em­ of 600 Garfield Street in St. The ordinand's parents, Mr. and Pascual, C.R., Antonito, sub Archbishop Vehr. gin Thursday, May 26, with the mett (Rosie) O’Donnell, Jr., of John’s Parish. He was born in A parish dinner in Stratton will ther March will leave late this deacon; and the Very Rev. Mon­ Mrs. James R. Holloway, both follow the Mass. week to inspect Theatine parishes Mullen High School graduated senior banquet in Machebeuf the United States Air Force. Denver April 5, 1929, and at­ signor David Maloney, Chancel­ 28 seniors May 20. St. Mary’s Hall. At this time the newly General O’Donnell, who rose from tended St. John’s Grade School, non-Catholics, reside in Stratton, John Holloway's attraction to in Mexico City and Brazil. He lor, master of ceremonies. will also visit Theatine founda­ Academy will graduate 29 on May elected members of Kappa Gam­ an air mail pilot for the Army being graduated in 1943. where Father Holloway will offer Catholicity, with his subsequent In the sanctuary were Bishop 26, bringing Denver area gradu­ ma Pi, national Catholic honor­ Air Corps in 1934 to the rank The young cleric entered his First Solemn Mass on Thurs­ tions in Argentina, currently the Sullivan and these chaplains to desire to serve Christ as a priest, scene of persecutibn by the ates to 587 total. St. Mary’s of ary society, will be announced. of Major General and holder of Regis High School, Denver, in the Archbishop: The Rt. Rev Colorado Springs will graduate Mary Night Exercises the Distinguished Flying Cross, day, June 9, at 10 a.m. in St. forms a study in the working of Peron forces. 1943 and received his diploma Monsignor Gregory Smith, V.G., 65; St. Anthony’s, Sterling, 21; “Mary Night” exercises will be will be commencement speaker at in 1947. Charles Borromeo’s Church. As divine grace through the good ex­ Bishop Bernard J. Sullivan, and the Rt. Rev. Monsignor and Mt. St. Gertrude, Boulder, 18, held Friday, May 27, at 8 in the ceremonies in Phipps Audi­ After one year in Regis Col­ the family background is Iowan, S.J., retired Ordinary of Patna, ample of Catholic youths and the Matthew Smith. making the total outside of Den­ the college chapel. These will in­ torium Sunday evening. lege, the youth entered St. the new priest will be attached to India, gave the dedication ser­ Present also were the Rt. Rev. ver 104. clude consecration of the seniors Thomas’- Seminary in 1949. He joviality of a priest. Decorated for HeroUm the Sioux City Diocese. He has a mon. He based his comments on Monsignors William Higgins, The total of these high school to the Blessed Mother, a sermon The Regis commencement completed his course at the semi­ The ordinand w as born Aug. the boyhood of Christ. graduates for the Archdiocese of sister, Mrs. Ivan Houtz, who lives Harold Campbell, Joseph O’Her by Father William Joseph speaker received the Distin­ nary this spring. 22, 1908, in Whiting, la. His par­ Archbishop Vehr, speaking on, John Moran, and John Jud- Denver is 691 with several other Koontz of AU Saints’ Parish, guished Service Cross for extra­ At St. Thomas’ Seminary, in Englewood. reports yet to come, sure to carry ents had moved to Stratton as after the Mass, thanked the nic, and the Very Rev. Monsi- and Benediction of the Blessed ordinary heroism in the Korean young Sievers was active in The priest who received him Theatines for the giant work gpiors Elmer Kolka and James the total well over 700. Sacrament. A new monstrance, campaign. He organized and com­ numerous student endeavors. He homesteaders in 1906, and W hit­ into the Church in Colby, Kans., done in difficult mission fields Flanagan. ^Liit of graduates on page 2) the gift of the senior class to the manded the Far East Bomber managed the students’ store for ing was his mother's home. Essay Winners more than 20 years ago will be the school, will be blessed and used Command, with headquarters in one year, was secretary in the He attended grade school in Winners in the annual Arch­ for the first time. Japan. He also holds the Silver student council, took part in in­ deacon of Father Holloway’s First Stratton, as well as two years of bishop Urban, J. Vehr Religion Baccalaui’eate Day, Saturday, Star. Legion of Merit. Air Medal tramural athletick, drama, and Solemn Mass. He is the Rt. Rev. essay competition will receive was one of the Motor Mission- high school. He fjnished his high Monsignor William J. Butzer, now autographed copies of the New ers in rural Colorado the past school course at ^ s t High School $200,000 Drive Testament from His Excellency summer. He also assisted in the pastor of St. John’s Parish, Beloit. in Sioux City. at the joint high school commence­ revision of the street-preaching At the time of young Jack Hollo­ ment exercises Sunday, June 5, at series of addresses for this year’s way's conversion, he w a s Father Young Holloway attended 3 p.m. in the City Auditorium tour. Colorado University for two years, Arena. _ Photos and movies of Father Butzer of Goodland, later ^of The topic assigned for seventh Sievers’ ordination and First Colby. and got a teacher's certificate. The For Mt. Carme and eighth grade students was next fours years he devoted to “St. Thomas’ Seminary—Builder teaching in the country schools of of Priests.’’ Bishop Hubert ]\cwell in Class First-place winner for this top­ Eastern Colorado. Though his first ic is Jan Mitchell, of St. Mary’s Two Priests of Archdiocese interests were scholastic, he found Schools' Debts School, Leadville. Second prize time to organize a basketball team is won by Catherine Etzkorn of arrong the Catholic youth of A campaign to eliminate the debt of Our Lady of St. Louis’ School, Englewood, and third award goes to Marlene To Observe Silver Jubilee Stratton. Mt. Carmel Parish, Denver, was announced this week by Wade of Queen of Heaven Grade Among Jack Holloway's chums the Rev. Thomas Lo Cascim O.S.M., pastor. School, Denver. were Catholic boys. T h e young “Right now our people are paying nearly $12,000 in Freshman and sophomore stu­ Three Denver members of Following his first assignment dents wrote on the subject, “My the St. Thomas Seminary or­ as assistant at Annunciation Par­ fellows used to drive to (joodland, interest each year on our $260,000 debt, which we have Part in the Catholic Students’ ish, Denver, Monsignor O’Sulli­ Kans., to attend a movie or just to as a result of school construc­ Mission Crusade.” Donald Kmitch dination class of 1930 will van served at St. Patrick’s Par­ tion," he said. “Tt\is money we Grade School, which, except for visit friends. floor tiling, is completed. Its of Holy Family High School is mark their silver jubilee in ish, Pueblo, from 1933 to 1935. pay in interest is desperately first-place winner in this section, He became pastor of St. Joseph’s Everybody in Goodland knew, needed to meet our day-to-day cost, exclusive of furnishings, the priesthood in June. They is about $155,000, Father Lo with Gertrude Moser of St. Fran­ Parish, Fort Collins, April 10, and liked. Father Butzer. He was operation expenses. were ordained June 15, 1930, by 1939, a position he held until Cascio said. The remainder of Conrad N. Hilton the Most Rev. J. Henry Tihen, the special friend of the young "Our campaign goal is set at the debt represents the balance Gen. Emmett O’Donnell, Jr. named pastor of St. Vincent de $200,000, and we can surpass Ground Breaking then Bishop of Denver, in the Paul’s Parish in November, 1948, men, who would come to his that if the people of our com­ due on the Mt. Carmel High May 28, will begin with M ass^t Cathedral of the Immaculate house in crowds. Catholics and School, which was opened in with one oak leaf cluster, and the succeeding the late Very Rev. munity will each make a sacri­ 9 a.m. in the college chai^l. Conception. Manus P. Boyle. 1951. Its total cost was Ihore Father Leyden will be the cele­ Presidential Unit Citation. non-(jatholics alike, to partake of ficial pledge over the next 20 May 29 in Aurora The address by the famous The jubilariani are Bishop Monsignor O’Sullivan compiled his open hospitality. months.’ than $307,000. brant. The baccalaureate ser­ Hubert M. Newell of Chey­ “Our community is justly i mon will be given by the Very Catholic flyer and military man a splendid record as pastor at Father Butzer had a large recre­ Most of the debts stem from the could lend emphasis to the much enne, Wyo., formerly Denrer Fort Collins. When he took building of the new Mt. Carmel proud of Mt. Carmel High School ForSt.Therese's Rev. Monsignor Walter J. Cana- arcbdiocesan superintendent of ation room in his rectory base­ and now our new j^ade school, van of the Cathedral, Denver. discussed position of the United charge of the place, the parish The-Rev. John Regan, pastor, States Air Force in its competi­ schools; the Rt. Rer. Monsi­ debt was more than $50,000. This ment equipped with ping-pong which ^11 open this fall/’ the Campus ceremonies will include gnor Eugene A. O’Sulliran, $100 Oonatiott Leads pastor said. “I am sure n k t we will break ground at 4 p.m. Sun­ the planting of the ivy, followed tion with R^ed Russia for air was paid off by 1946. The church tables and the like, where he could day, May 29, for the new St. supremacy. pastor of St. Vincent de Paul’s was completely renovated in his can depend upon the generosity by the reading of the ivy poem Parish, Denver; and Father entertain his young friends. And Therese School and Convent, and the turning of the tassels. (List of graduates on page 2) pastorate, and many improve­ Burse Contribution of our people to make this ‘once- William J. Coyne, pastor of St. Jack Holloway was one of them. in-a-lifetime’ campaign some­ Aurora. Benediction of t h e ments were made in the parish Blessed Sacrament will follow Joseph’s, Akron. school, The youth’s adiriiration for the A gift of $100 from Mrs. thing for which we can all. be proud.” in the church. Rt. Rev, Eugene O'Sullivan A Consultor of the archdiocese Kansas priest led quite naturally F. A. L., Denver, led the con­ A large number of parishion­ School Dedication Delayed Men of the parish are being MonsignoT O’Sullivan will since 1945, Monsignor O’Sullivan to an interest in the Qtholic tributions made to Our Lady of ers are expecting to attend the The dedication of the new dict of Atchison, Kans., and a mark his silver jubilee at a Sol­ was invested as a Domestic Prel­ organized under the chairman­ services, as well as the architect, lay teacher will comprise the Church. After a long and detailed Fatima Burse in the past week. ship of A1 Rotola to conduct a Sacred Heart Grade School, emn Mass of Thanksgiving in St. ate by Archbishop Vehr in the The burse, Denver archdiocesan Roland Johnson, and general con­ Colorado Springs, has been post­ faculty. Two of the grades will course of instructions in the faith, one-day fund-raising drive in tractor, John C. O'Flaherty. be combined. fund for the assistance of semi­ July. The executive vice chair­ poned from June 1 to sometime Father Butzer baptized his young narians, stands now at $4,275. \york on- the two buildings, in September because of delays Two Benedictine Sisters have men of the drive are Pat Aiello contracts for which were friend. Other donors to the burse in and Frank Pomponio. A force of in obtaining some of the material taught 62 youngsters in tempor­ awarded last week, will begin for the structure, it was an­ ary classrooms in grades 'one to Young Holloway’s next step the past week include Mrs. M. 469 workers is needed.' next week. The O’Flaherty Con­ A., Denver, who gave $5; anony­ Dedication of the new Mt. Car­ nounced this week by the Rev. four since last September. was to go to work for Ralph Hea­ struction Company, with a bid John F. Nelson, O.M.I., pastor. mous, Colorado Springs, $1; mel Grade School will be held of $247,556, won the general Construction of the $150,000 ton, a mortician in Sioux City. Mrs. R. D., Denver, $2; Mrs. Sunday, Sept. 25, with Arch­ contract, and Trautman & Archbishop Urban J. Vehr will eight-classroom building at 21st Finding a real interest in the work, M. M., Sedgwick, $5; and N. V. bishop Urban J. Vehr officiating. set the exact date later, the pas­ Skreve, Inc., which bid $52,996, Street and Pike^ Peak Avenue he enrolled in the St. Louis Em­ F., Boulder, $5. Father Lo Cascio said. Disposi­ won the plumbing and heating tor said. will be completed well before the Gifts to Our Lady, of Fatima tion of the old grade school build­ contract About 200 children are ex­ beginning of the fall tft-m. Fa­ balming School in St. Louis, Mo., Burse may be sent to Archbishop ing has not yet been decided upon, Completion of the buildings is pected to enroll in the school, ther Nelson said. The full eight and took a year’s course. Then he Urban J. Vehr, 1536 Logan he added. scheduled for the end of January, which will open Sept. 5 with five grades will be opened as teachers returned to Sioux City for a year's Street, Denver. (Picture on page 2.) ‘ 'possibly sooner for the convent. grades. Three Sisters of St. Bene­ are available. apprenticeship as an embalmer, and secured his license in that field. Motor Missioners to Open Series in Kirk June 6 With the outbreak of World W ar II, Jack joined the Navy. At When the Motor Mission­ swelled by people from the sur­ revision of the series. be the guests of Father Edward June 13-18, Grover, a,mission the end of four years' service, he ers.from St. Thomas’ Semi­ rounding area, does not amount Christopher films were don­ Dinan, Stratton pastor. Talks are of Stoneham, where Father Gie­ was honorably discharged with to a large audience. ated for the Motor Missions by planned on the sacraments, and selman and John Slattery will nary, Denver, begin their The Motor Mission project Is Father James Keller of Mary- two new Christopher films, A be guests of Father John Canjar the rate of chief petty officer. street-preaching program in sponsored by the Society for the knoll. The projector to be used lAnk in the Chain and Atomic and will speak on basic Catholic On his discharge, he worked for the little town of Kirk on Propagation of the Faith, of was lent by Dr. John Harring­ Energy; Power for Good, will be truths. Films include You Can a mortuary firm in Tulsa, Okla., June 6, they will have addressed which the R t Rev. Monsignof ton; and the screen was rebuilt shown, as well as movies on the Change the World, Government for a short time a n d afterwards^ Gregory Smith, V.G., is arch­ and Resigned by George Heicher. Medical Mission Sisters. (Turn to Page 3 — Column 5) Rf. Rev. Eugene O'Sullivan Rev. William J. Coyne more than 20,000 persons on mat­ went to Dubuque, la., where he ters of the Catholic faith. diocesan director. Great Success Noted Vincent de Paul’s Church on Denver Cathedral Oct 30, 1949. enrolled in Loras College. To pay As the project opens its fifth Innovation This Year Pastors of >he mission areas of Thursday, June 23, at 10:30 a.m. At S t Vincent’s Parish, he su­ his way there, he worked part summer, it was announced by A new feature of this year’s Colorado haVe noted with great Memorial Day Services Pending complete arrangements, pervised a project adding class­ Father Richard Gieselman, C.M., series of talks will be the initia­ enthusiasm the success attend­ time as a mortician's assistant in Archbishop Urban J. Vehr will Assistant priest of the Mass it is expected Archbishop Vehr rooms fo the school and paid off director, that 25 conversions tion of second-year theologians as ant upon d)revioas Motor Mission and Bishop Newell will be pres­ the existing parish debt a Dilbuque establishment. have been found to be directly preachers. Previously, besides series. Besides being of notable offer a Solemn Pontifical Mass will be .the Rt. Rev. Monsignor attributable, under God, to the Father Gieselman, who appears benefit to Catholics, the street- in the Gallagher Memorial Sanc­ ent for the occasion. A $650J)00 church, including a But the Divine Harvester had tuary in Mt. Olivet Gemetery, Joseph O’Heron; deacons A native of County Cork, Ire­ hall and cafeteria, was completed planted the seeds of the priestly . outdoor talks. Also, more than onfall the programs, only third- preaching program has estab­ at S t Vincent de Paul’s. The 200'persons to date have asked year theologians (subdeacons) lished a better relationship be­ Denver, at 10 a.m. on Memorial honor, the Rev. Thomas Barry land, Monsignor O’Sullivan took vocation in his soul. He-entered Day, May 30, it was announced and the Rev. Matthias J. Blenk- his philosophical studies at S t structure was blessed by Arch­ f«c> carrespo^ence courses in participated. tween Catholics and non-Cath- bishop Vehr in February, 1953. the St. Paul Seminary, S t Paul, CaOioIic doctrine, and another The second-year theology stu­ olics in outlying areas. Much mis­ by Monsignor James P. Flan­ ush; deacon of the Mass, the Rev. Patrick’s College, Maynooth, and 140 have requested Catholic lit­ dents in theJ955 series are John understanding of Church teach­ agan, secretary of the Mt. Olivet Omer Foxhoven; and subdeacon, his theological studies at St. Rev. William J. Coyne Minn., and began his studies for erature. Slattery and Thomas Willet both ing hits- been dispelled. Cemetery Association. the Rev. Leonard Redelberger. 'Thomas’ Seminary from Febru­ Father Coyne will mark his the holy calling. The culmination The record is particularly re­ studying for service in the Den­ The 1955 Motor Mission sched­ The Rev. Frederick Mann, Students at S t Thomas’ Semi ary, 1925, to June, 1930. A silver jubilee in a Solemn Mass of a Varied career will come with markable, as the street-preachers ver Archdiocese. ule follows: C.SS.R., of St. Joseph’s (Re- nary, Denver, will be minor offi­ brother, Father Joseph O’Sulli­ of Thanksmving in St. Joseph’s hold forth in very small towns The talks to be used this sum­ June 6-11, Kirk, where Father demptorist) Parish, Denver, will cers of the Mass, and the semi van, served in Los Angeles Arch­ Church, Akron, on Wednesday, the imposition of Archbishop • ! anfoe population. mer are the result of a complete Gieselman and John Jepson will give the sermon. nary choir will sing. diocese until his-death in 1938. (Turn to Page 3 — Column 7) Veht’s hands on June 4. T ■i i > FAGE TWO Office, 938 B'annock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4-4205 Thursday, Moy 26, 1955 Mt. St. Gertrude Githolic High School Graduates Holy Family High School traglla, Betty Piro, Joanne Plate, R«fi$ High School lUtph Anselmo, Gerald Archer, Rich­ Charles Rampont, Frank Rotello, Bon­ James Alenius, James Allen. Peter ard Barnhart, Helen Beaton, Barbara nie Rankle, Joseph Salvuecl, Jack Smith, Mary Elisabeth Stock, Eileen Avila. Joseph Blastedo, Robert Blataik. Graduation Rite Behrtna, Mary Ann Belmonte. James Joseph Boyle. Ronald Brinster, Joseph Berger, Anita Beminaoni, Clare Breen, Thornton, Ambrose Trujillo. Joanne Busch, Joseph Canny. Karl Chambers, Francia Brehm, Marilyn Brinkbout, Velotta, Joseph Velotta, ]^nnic Vesta, Carmen Clnoco, Ronald Cosfanl, Jam es. Robert BHsnehan, John Brnggeman, Odette Warlord, Robert Welngardt, Cramer, Timothy Crow, Daniel CaUiton, Mary Prances Burke. William Callahan. June Werkmeister. and Peggy Zambo, James Danahey. Vincent DeBtll. Don­ Planned May 21 Vincent Cerrone, Leo Chlolero, Joan Cathedral High School ald Dill, Robert Domenico. William Craig, James Cnneo: Timothy Rodman Ahenw Joan Thereae Doris, Paul Doyle. Vincent Dwyer; (Mt. St. Gertrnda’i Academy, Mary Day, William DeLuaio, Char­ Alcorn, Betty Lou Frances Allegranzi, Michael .Erhard, Donald Farmer. lene Des Mointaux, W. Joseph Doerr, Boulder) John William Arko. T. Rosa Baldwin, Richard Farrow, Michael Fcrriert. Carole Donahue, Bernard Fanelli, Den- Joan Marie Beasley, Madonna l^ulse James Ferris. Charles Foermann, Jamee nia Pilkoaki, Joan Foley, Katherine Beaver, Thomas William Berger, George Gray, Gary Gunther, |(iehael Haley, On Friday afternoon. May 27, Pritx, Lguella Gamble, Thomai Gassen, Bivens. Mary Ann Bogact. Thomas Jerry Hallormn, Paul Harrison, Charles at 4 p.m. graduation exercises Dianne Ulba, Doria Goett, Mary Grace, Broderick, Delores Josephine * Byers. Haskell. Norman Haug, John Herbert, Richard Haggerty, John ^Ivorson, Pa­ Joan Elisabeth Cahill. Theodore James William Hoar. Gregory Johnson, Gor­ will take place in the chapel of tricia Hansen,. Jo Ann Harold, Jamea Chamberlin, Beverly Jean Ciancio, Ron­ don Junghaene. Richard Kenfleld, Rob­ Mt. St. Gertrude's Academy. Hinton, Joyce Jennings, Jan Johnson, ald Joseph Cito. Helen Lysbeth Claanta, ert Lombardi. Gerald Macaulay, Thomas Paul Johnson: George F. Cook, Barbara Joan Counts, Mahoney, Vincent Mangus, James The Rev. Joseph Phoenix, C.M., Maureen Kennedy, Charles Kesler, Jo Ann Freda Covey, Barbara Ann Cuba; Maschinot, Ronald Mlltenberger, Ger­ of St. Thomas! Seminary will Jamea Kloberdans. Haridale Lamb, Don­ Richard Vernon Dahl. Patricia Ann ald Noe, John Noonan; ald Langer, Nancy Larkin. Barbara Le- Davis. Patricia Annette Demling, Mona James O’Connor, Michael O'Meara. deliver th e . address. Father May, Rosemarie Loehr, Mary Ann Lom­ Kay Desmond, Barbara Lee Di Paolo, Gary Osborn, Raymond Pease, Eugene Blane will assist in the confer­ bardi, Myma Lombardi. Fred Lucci, William Franklin DnBois, Katherine Petrone, Gerry Phelan, Kay Proehaska, ring of diplomas. Benediction Patricia Lynch, Thomas McKeman, Ann Eldredge, Daniel Frank, Vlctoi^ Louis Ramaley, Raymond Reddick, Bererly Marehese, Joan Nelson. Bev­ Joyce Gibson, Kenneth Victor Gillette. James Ryan: of the most Blessed Sacrament erly Page. Mary Patrick. Clifford Phil- Jr*; Richard T. Halpin, Paul Anthony James San Filippo. Robert Sareonf. will conclude the exercises. lips, Phyllis PiroddI, Beverly Potter, Harris. Mary Ruth Hereford, Donna Lee George Sauer. Peter Sehwab. Raymond Donna Prokosch: Herrod, Carole Ann Hierzer; James F. Schneringer, Robert Spalding, ^ James Graduates include Phyllis Aro, Linda Raub, Regina Reed, Janet Rich­ Hofaets. Mary Colleen Howard. RiU Splear. Ronald Starbuek. lAwrence Boulder; Rosita Artero, Guam; ardson, Isabel Rosevear, JLawrence Ann Howell, Francis S. Jacobucei, Stears, Jerome Steinauer. James Rouab, Mary Patricia Sabon, Patricia James P. 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Rose Buckley, 301 Jersey; Mary Eli­ Herbeck. Marian Heronema, Marietta^ Between zabeth Cranor. 4261 Julian; joint honor scholarship, based on Heronema. Loretta Honeker, Carolyn* Welton and a test from the University^ of Horvat, Chlorena Kelly, Mary Lopez, '^ M d ju u cxiio n .'S ifid L Mary Kathleen Dignan, 4935 Colorado, Mary Ann Calling, Ursula Lujan; California Mountain; Juanita Leyba, 1009 Margaret Bersano, and Rebecca Dolores Madrid. Margaret Maestas, Navajo; Dilia Mapelii, 4520 W. Marianne Mannion. Barbara Marquez. Loose. Paul McCullough. Dolores Moreno. S2nd Avenue; Theresa Matko- Henry Otanes, Bruno Palacios. Alfred vich, 3535 Zuni; Anna Pettinger Pena. James Prevatte. Gladys Quintana, Junior High Grads Frank Raisch, Mary Alice Rodriguez, 4 to Murphy, 1909 Dahlia; and Mary Louise Zarlengo. The junior high will hold its Mary Gloria Rodriguez. Dona Rogers. 8 p.m . graduation exercises Sunday Sally Rojas, Gilbert Roth, Joanne DAILY SPECIAL Denver graduates receiving Sehamberger. Barbara Schell. Andreole afternoon at 2 o’clock in the Stajear, Jerry Stremei, Geqrge Suchey, bachelor of science in nursing academy auditorium.- Eleanor Tanko, Edward Tkujillo, Nick degrees are Patricia Bruner, Valerio, Jot Weaver, and Frank What- Complete Dinners 4001 W. 16th; Virginia Fonte, In a competitive scholarship ley. 1550 Ivy; Marie Murray, 2037 JoAnne Eilioii examination, Francille Bowling St. Franci, de Sales’ High School Htzel Hedfei at the Console Barbara Axtell, Jerry Bagan, John I Elm; and Constance Smith, 2090 (Magna cum laude graduate) merited the scholarship to the Bagnall, Virginia Becker, Patrick Be­ At Reliable Auto Park Dexter; and bachelor of science coarse leading to the associate high school division of Mt. St. han, Alice Breese, Raymond Bruno. 1 Hour Free Parking isth and California Gertrure’s Academy. dJonald Burke. Thomas Burke, George in dietetics, Marilyn Hackethal, of arts degree are YvOnne Baron, Burri, William Burton, Barbara Cabela, FOR DINNER CUSTOMERS 7400 Broadview, Lakewood; and Los Angeles, Calif.; Rosemary Graduates include Francille Mary' Ellen Carroll. Robert Chimside. Loretto Murphy Orton, 2561 S. Bowling, Denver; Lynda Brock, Dennis Clifford. Joseph Cook. Rosemary Gately, Colorado Springs; Jean DeMers, Ursula Dctmy, Andrew Dick- 400 Seals , • • Or^an Music . , , !So Liquor Williams; and bachelor of sci­ Kershisnik, Rock Springs, Wyo.; Colorado Springs; Margaret •OD, Jerry Dobbi, John Dore, Margaret CLOSED SATURDAYS ence in medical technology, Ernestina Mongel, San Salvador; Brunner, Powell, Wyo.;^ Caroline Fitzpatrick, Lola Fults. Robert Green- 5 wald, John. ... Gunzner, ... Margaret ---- Guerin; Anita Corazza, 4573 Stuart; and Mary Catherine Neary, North Florence, Boston; Marjorie Gib- Amelfs Hudson. Jacklyn Huffsm Martha Saavedra, 4530 E. 13th. Platte, Neb!; Lia Saiz, Colombia, bins, Boulder; Pamela Hatch, James Hunter, Frances Imhoff. Vera Panama; Ella Sueper, Webster Boulder; Kargn and Sharon Jacques. Nora Jacques, Dolores Jones, Denver students completing Carol Kadell. James Kappel. Neva Kerk- the two-year terminal course City, la.; and Nadia Valiarino, Henry, Denver; and Donna man, Joan Kottenstette, Claudette Krei- and receiving associate of arts Colombia, Panama. Starr, Casper, Wyo. ling, Raymond Lawlor, Roberta Leder- hos. Christine Leman, Charles Leonard, W. R. JOSEPH degrees are Mary .4nn Foley, Lawrence Loughry. Josella Lubeck, 4420 Zuni, and Else Kreincr, 459 Dorothy Lucerne. Anita Lynch: S. Pennsylvania. Joan Marshino, William McCabe. Optometrist Ronald McCarty. Joan McCarthy. Diana Graduates from out of Denver Graduation Rite Moy 26 MacGruder. Donna McKie. Renee Mc­ receiving bachelor of arts de­ Laughlin, William McLellan. Donna Mc­ COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE Namara. Marguerite MePhee. Richard grees are Beverly Ayers, Topeka, Miller, Lois Mitchell. Patricia Mittel- For Appointment — TA. 5-1880 Kans.; Michala, Cloonan, Wal­ stadt, Rita Mooney, Bonnie Montreal, den; Clare Cresap, Clovis, N. At St. Ivory's Academy Bernice Morgan. Myron Mossbriicker, 230 Majestic Bldg. 16th & Broadway John Mudd, Raymond Nalty, Mary Kay Medals & Chains - Rosaries Mex.; Carol Cusick, C^nnersville, Nelan, Lea O’Connor, Carl O'Loughlla, Ind.; Elia de la Torre, El Paso, (St. Mary’s Academy, Denver) Miss Harrington, daughter of Patricia Oils; Plaques - Statues - Pic'tures Tex.; Lois Diehl, Colorado Twenty-nine seniors will be Dr. and Mrs. John F. Harrington, John Patania. Geneva Peltel. Thomas will be awarded the four-year Pepin, Donald Pfannenstie), Sheila Pol- Springs; Kathryn Gaberino, Dal­ graduated from St. Mary’s Acad­ nUk, Margaret Ramos. Michael Reeves, las, Tex.; emy, 4545 S. University Boule­ honor scholarship to Loretto Derrel Robben. Patricia Schmitz. Helen Wood Carves - Holy Water Fonts Mary Ann Hogelin, Fort Lup- vard, on May 26 at 10:30 a.m. Heights College. Selenaky, Patricia Settle. Lawrence DUFFY STORAGE & MOVING Siegfried, Katherine Smith Nancy Sor­ ton; Patricia Kelliher, Casper, The Very Rev. Monsignor Miss Plank was prefect of the rels, Carol Springer, Frank Stasko, Shrines - Bibles - Prayer Books Serving Colorado Since 1886 Wyo.; Carole Laws, Rapid City, David Maloney, Chancellor of sodality during the school year Richard Stewart, Phyllis Sticksel, Betty S. Dak.; Helen McKenzie. Ster­ the Archdiocese of Denver, will and was selected as queen for Stromsoe; and Mjissals deliver the graduation /address. Catherine Ten Barge, Adreann Tlx- • House Moving * Heavy Moving ling: Margaret Mylott, Prairie the May crowning ceremonies, ier. Paul Trumble, Rita Turrelll. Kath­ View, 111.; Patricia N e s o m, Archbishop Urban J. Vehr will one of the highest awards be­ ryn Urban, Mary Ann Urquhart. Clar­ Moving • Packing - Shipping confer the diplomas stowed on a girl at the academy. ence Van Deren, Carolyn Wathen, * Furnituve • Platteville; Frances Palmer, Nancy Weber, Virginia Whitney, Mi­ Hinsdale, 111.; .Adella Ra,mirez, A receptionP honoring the grad- The following will receive chael Wiggins, Jeanne Williams, Don­ 1521— 20th St. KE. 4-6228 Sunrise, Wyo.; C. Elizabeth uates will be held after the cere­ English diplomas; Patricia Beja- ald Woertman, Agnes Zehna, and mony on the academy campus, Frank Zook. THE JAMES CLARKE Schimmel Call, San Salvador, rano, Betty Bell, Bernadette Mt. C*rmel High School Central America; Twila Wasin- sponsored by the St. Mary Moth­ Borelli, Marianne Condon, Cath- Violet Aciemo, Allen Anderson. Ear­ ger, Hays, Kans.; and Katie ers’ Club. Clergy present will be leen Connell, Irene Costello, line Ameson. Albert Best. Chester Boh, Wong, Hong Kong, China. guests of the Loretto Sisters at a Dorothy Dignan, Elizabeth Dun­ Duane BolHg, Jean Brienza. Jerry Briscoe. Bill Buscietta, Eugene Capa- Graduates receiving bachelor luncheon. lap, Cecille Earley, Carol Frank- lungo, Dan Capra. Carl Cecchlne, Jo­ CHURCH G09DS HOUSE of science degrees in nursing are Classical diplomas will be enreiter, Margaret Gonzales, seph Chiareilli. Joseph Clacco. Peter Frances Kuckartz, Kathryn Cocozsalles, Angelo Comito. Thomas Eileen Ash, Colorado Springs; awarded to Kathleen Plank, Cooke, Gary Cox, Loretta Croce. Agnes “T/ie West’s Largest Church Goods Supply House” Lila Garcia, .Albuquerque, N. Kay Harrington, and Virginia Kuempel, Donna Levings, Mar­ DiCiero, Ernest DiCroce, Steve Fag- jkuduitton |Mex.; Gertrude Kooy Hoeckel, Swigert. Miss Swigert, daughter ian Little, Veronica Markey, iano, Jacqueline Farley. Robert Florella. Mary Jo Moran, Janice Namuth, Virginia Frassini, Mary Gonzales. Pa­ f >:»Q A.M. to 5:10 P.M. I Colorado Springs; Helen Hoec- of Dr. and Mrs. J. Leonard tricia HaJey, Priscilla Haley. Roland ;kel, Colorado Springs; Swigert, recently won fjrst place Karen Peltier, Dianne Prinzing, Knight: BUSINESS HOURS— 'i Saturday I Katherine Huffman, Univer­ in a nation-wide history contest Nadine Roach, Patricia Schirk, John Laurienti, Ray T,oveland. Jo L 9:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M, sity City, Mo.; Mary Jane Kee- conducted by the History Teach­ Barbara Schuyler, Joanne Ann LaBate, Jo Ann Manfro, Alice Strachan, Joan Turecekj and Montoya, Rose Mary Montoya, Marie Sil us fM Inan, Cheyenne, Wyo.; Joan ers’ Club of the University of Nichols. Mary Ann Nuoci, Albert Or­ Established 1902 1633 Tremont Place YOUR Till NEIOS [Klein, Roseland, Neb.; Ruth Notre Dame. Margie Vogt. tiz, Loretta Persichetli, Frank Pe- Knight, Grand Junction; Mary * TAbor 5-3789 Alpine 5-4200 Agnes Kurtz, Garden City, JOE KAVANAUGH, iKans.; Elizabeth McGinley, Al- jliance. Neb.; Barbara McLatchy, Regis College to Present Awards Denver 2, Colo. 7th & Lincoln TA. 5-1261 jBatesland, S. Dak.; and Joann Kietz, Harlowton, Mont. Regis College, Denver, will Hayes Award, bestowed on stu­ Francis Joseph Smentowski. Jr., Colo­ Graduates receiving bachelor rado Springs; Thomas J. Sweeney. present a number of special dent who has done outstanding Strasburg; James Carl Welsh. Denver; of science degrees in dietetics work in the study of history and and James D. Wright, Denver; are Jean Godsell, Hales Corners, awards to members of the class who has been a leader in activi­ B.S. in chemistry, William Gerald Wis.; and Lydia Pena, San Ma­ of 1955, including: . ' ties sponsored by the depart­ Joyce, Jr., Denver: August candidates run for four or born Denverite to be elected to ent of schools for that district ready has 150 children registered for the opening of its are: President, W. A. Querling; five weeks, according to num­ the Hierarchy, in 1947, had dis­ also. first four gravies in September, vice president, B. C. Finnerty; ber of applications received. tinguished himself as a leader in No public celebration of the Vincentia, local superior of the treasurer, Richard McManus; Rates will be $20 per week, a score of Church, civic, and edu­ Bishop’s silver jubilee has been Father Robert G. McMalwn, pas­ Dominican Sisters of Sinsinawa, Raging Flood Waters Tear tor, announced. recording secretary, James Gar­ plus extra for horses, if the cational associations. He was announced. The Newell family is Wis., the community that will rett; and corresponding secre-i cBild desires to ride. designated Coadjutor Bishop of notable for two sets of twin boys, Father McMahon, assisted by teach in the new school. the Rev. John R. Vidal, C.M., of tary, Edward Ruf. Vicb president' Camp Our Lady of the Cheyenne and was consecrated as three of whom had entered the St. Thomas’ Seminary, Denver, Eight Classrooms, in charge of the women’s, affairs Starkville Chapel Apart Rockies is located approxi­ Bishop in Denver’s Cathedral by priesthood. The Very Rev. Ray­ committee is Mrs. J. M. LaFleur. mately five miles from Ever­ Archbishop Urban J. Vehr Sept. mond Newell, the Bishop’s twin laid the cornerstone in the pres-.Gym-Auditorium S. J. Johns and Mrs. John Po- The Catholic chapel in Stark­ About 5:30 p.m., however, the ence of about 400 parishioners classrooms, the green. Situated in a beauti­ 24, 1947. He succeeded the late brother, was administrator of St. losky are vice presidents of the ville w'as destroyed in a spectacu­ flood increased and swept the Mary’s Church, Walsenburg, at May 8. lather V idal,_y.ce_presi- gts. Peter and Paul’s School lar manner by the raging waters ful valley, it forms an ideal Most Rev. Patrick J. McGovern school affairs committee. church before it, leaving only the as Bishop of Cheyenne Nov. 8, the time of his death March 5, dent and director of discipline at will include a large gymnasium- of Raton Creek in the late hours one wall and altar standing. canriping spot. St. Thomas’, assists Father Mc­ Outgoing officers are E. .V. 1951. 1944. Father John Newell, SJ., auditorium. The rooms to be Stolty, E. C. O’Keefe, Charles of Ascension Thursday, May 19. All Catholic girls are invited Mahon by offering Mass in Sts. Built in 1897-98 to make application. He was born in Annunciation is engaged in missionary work in used for the first-four gradesJ Freer.'Robert Boland, Mrs. H. H. Newspaper photos receiving wide Parish in 1904, a son of the late Honduras. Fathers Charles T. Peter and Paul’s every Sunday. to open in September, will be circulation throughout the na­ ■The Starkville chapel was built' ..All those who have had a ma­ Hunker, Mrs. R. W. Seulecht, R. Officers Elected Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Newell. Jones and William H. Jones of finished. The remaining four W. Moore, and Mrs. G. M. Mc­ tion showed the building with in the ycafs 1897 and 1898 jor part in the building project under the supervision of Father The following were elected Following graduation from the the Denver Archdiocese are neph­ classrooms will be roughed in, Namara. only the altar and Communion old Sacred Heart High School ews of Bishop Newell. had a hand in mixing the mor­ but will be done in structural The St. John Vianney Society rail standing. Bertellaro, a Jesuit well known to office in the Catholic Daugh­ tar for the cornerstone, which material^ that will rendejj^ their for his activities in the labor- ters for the new year. Mrs. was laid following the parish’s has operated so successfully that The other part of the building' use possible whenever they are other parishes are considering was sheared in a neat division capital conflicts of the mining Alex Phannenstiel, chairman; First Communion Mass at 9 a.m. needed.. The materials are face fields. Miss Helen Steffes, treasurer; Donors of the stone were Mr. the amalgamation of all parish near the altar rail. brick and tile, acoustical ceilings, organizations into a unit similar • Starkville is four miles south He personally spent much time and Miss Anna Limacher, sec­ Gentle Cleaning and Mrs. Herman Kasch. Mr. and painted cement block for down in the mining shafts in­ retary. Kasch is a stonemason. to it. of Trinidad, toward the top of partitions. Raton Pass. Along with the terviewing the miners, but inj Participants in the rite, be­ The gym-auditorium will be church many houses were also spite of all his efforts he was DRAPES sides, , Fathers SIcMahon . and Vi- . I two stories high and serve as swept away. .accused by both sides of favor-! Plaque in Georgetown dal, were Steve Ricci, a major all-purpose room, for parish ing the opposition. .At the time! and benefactor of the parish; Mi^ I ^ J fu„^tion3. Its Work to Begin Property Spared Starkville was a thriving coal To Be Built in Honor Au"" end will have space for ' The extensive church and mifling community of 4,000 per­ Altar and Rosarynoavv .Society; rw-10 V -Jo­ gtagc, to bc complctcd later. school property belonging to sons. ■ seph Casselman, head of the Holy Trinity Parish in Trinidad Of Convert-Historian (JwdamL Men's Club; and Sister Mary The new school is situated Th is W eek on The destroyed church was cov­ north of the present church-rec­ fortunately escaped damage the ered by insurance but not of tory, 3900 Pierce Street. It faces same day from the boiling wat­ the extended coverage type that A hittorical plaque will be IVe Are Housecleaning Specialists Pierce Street and extends 177 ers of the Purgatoire River, would be necessary to compen­ erected in Georgetown’s De Proud Pastor Lourdes Convent which flows not far from Holy sate Holy Trinity Parish for its Paris Hotel in memory of Jo­ • BLANKETS by 85 feet (at the widest point). Trinity School’s football, stad­ The architect for the struc­ The erecting of a convent for loss by flood. It was a well-built seph Emerson Smith, Colorado • TABLECLOTHS ture is John F. Connell. General Our Lady of Lourdes Parish, ium. structure until Raton Creek put convert-historian and veteran contractor is John O’Flaherty. Denver, will begin this week. The The river made a shambles an end to its 57 years of exist­ newspaperman, who died May • SLIP COVERS The York Plumbing Company F. R. Orr Construction Company of many of the other establish­ ence. 17. The announcement was • BEDSPREADS has charge of plumbing and was awarded the contfract for the ments near it. It broke out of its made by Mrs. Fred Adams, heating installations. building of the convent last main channel, which probably president of the Colorado Satisfaction Guaranteed week. 'Work is to start'this week The school is built of red brick saved much of the school prop­ chapter of the National So­ City r id e PICK IIP and the project is to be flnished erty in Trinidad, but the diver­ Motor Missioners ciety of Colonial Dames. to match the church-rectory. It by Sept. 10. and DELIVERY SERVICE will bc heated by a gas-fired hot sion was a damaging one to other Mrs. Adams declared that The convent at Our Lady of sections. 10% Cash A Carry , water system', and will have fluor­ Lourdes will house the Sisters of Will Open Series Mr. Smith did more than any­ escent lighting throughout. St. Francis who teach in the The frame chapel building in one else, by his TV broadcasts 55 Years Serving Particular Homes Close Association parish school. The building site Sfarkville was administered by and stimulating brochures, to for the new convent is on tne the Rev. George McGalloway, In Kirk on June 6 raise funds for the preserva­ To Blessed Virgin S.J., who, the very morning of tion of the histaric hotel, Sts. Peter and Paul’s School north end of the church nroperty ^olohado ^ jm , Clttcuunif- (Jo. on Warren Avenue and will face the flood, celebrated the .Ascen­ (Continued From Page One) which is now preserved as a has had a close a.ssociation with east. sion Thursday Mass for the pa­ museum and Colorado monu­ GRand 7-1646 4100 FEDERAL BLVD. the Blessed Virgin Mary from its rishioners. Is Your Business, and Atomic inception. The bids for the proj­ The convent will have 12 com­ Energy Can Be a Blessing. This ment by the Colonial Dames. plete bedrooms, a chapel, and a The first sign of approaching is the first year at Grover. ect were opened the past Dec. 8, high waters became evident in Feast of the Immaculate Concep­ recreational room. The length June 20-25. Hugo, for second of the building will be 140 feet, the early afternoon, and Father year. Father Gieselman and Rob­ tion; the cornerstone was laid McGalloway removed the vest­ Mother’s Day; and the job will and with the exception of the ert Dore will be the guests of chapel portion will be two stories ments and altar utensils about Father Leonard Aberrombie and be done by Aug. 15, Feast of the 3:30 p.m. ' ’Assumption. high. The north entrance to the will address listeners on the sac­ parish property will be closed At the time the water was still raments. Father McMahon, former as­ except on Sundays or when sistant at St. Francis de Sales’ some 30 feet away from the bank _ June 27-July 2, Limon, a mis­ church services are held. sion of'Hugo. Father Gieselman Parish, Denver, became the first John K. Monroe is the archi­ on which the church stood. It appeared the church would be and Thomas Stone will stay with T> 1 i AT I pastor in Wheatridge June 29, tect and will supervise the build­ Father Abercrombie and follow w lather Kobert McMahon 1949. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr ing project at Lourdes. saved. surveys with pardonable dedicated the combination the Hugo schedule. Now satisfaction the .scene of his church-rectory-hall in Septem­ July 5-9, Eagle, mission of labors in Sts. Peter and Paul’s ber, 1950, when there were only Minturn. Father Gieselman and Parish, Wheatridge, of which he 110 families in the parish. Now John Lepenske will be the guests there are more than 500. of JPather Joseph Leberer, pastor, 4 became pastor in June, 1949. and follow the Kirk schedule. July 11-16, Cripple Creek, mis­ sion of Victor where Father Gie­ you selman and Thomas Willet will be the guests of Father Michael Kavanaugh, pastor, and follow GAMES PARTY the Grover schedule. Six Nights Each Place The street-preaching schedule take Sponsored by t^ie includes talks on doctrine, the showing of movies, and the an­ swering of questions six nights at each town. In Eagle, the talks Men's Club of All Souls' Parish will be limited to five nights be­ cause of the incidence of the Fourth of July. me,.. TUESDAY, MAY 31-8 P .M . KOA Moves Time At Odd Fellows Hall, Of 'Ask and Learn' 3425 So. Broadway, Englewood n The Ask arfd Learn radio program, which is under the I never worry about money... direction of Monsignor John 15 Gomeis . . , Donation 50c B. 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Regis­ ter. * Missais * Medals & Chains Wall • Statues • Pictures * Books. daughter of Dr. and to ■^Oenm's hienillhst Btnk Honor Scholarship ” ohr^F*."’ •Harringrton, 2830 E. CARPETS Wall sterling Silver Pendants , Seventh Avenue, Denver, is the recipient of the four-year “Honor ROOM SIZE D I I ^ C and many other Beautiful Articles ■Scholarship” to. Loretto Heights CobCollie. ■ The‘ award will be pre- •nd SMALLER W V lA Jd jsented at the graduation exercises at Mary’s Academy May 25 a »ida iclection of pattarna ENTRAl BANK Miss Harrington, a member of St. John the Evangelist’s Par­ Complete Line of Religiout Arliclet fot Church and Home ' and colon to ehooaa from ish, attended S t Mary’s Academy on a scholarship from St. Philo- for tvtrv room mena’s Grade School. Furniture In Iho houio S TRUST CO. Besides being a top-ranking student she assisted in many extra­ Opco WediMKttr Cvtnlop HD 8 o'clock A. I*. Wagner and 4’o; curricular activities at the academy. She was coeditor of Smart Talk, the school paper, and was an active member of the Sports E.M.W. 15th and Arapohoe Streets, Denver, Colo. Club and the Mission Club. She was also prefect of S t Jqhn’s 4 lll'HCTI GOODS Sodality. whera caab talka ’ A younger sister of Miss Harrington, Mary, will be a sopho- 2141 So. Broadway M IM lIR i MDIKAl DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION, PEOERAl RESERVE ITSTCRI^ 606 14th St. Between California & Welton TA 5-8331 |more at the academy next September. A brother, Robert, is a stu- SPrnce 7-5391 ;dent at S t Thomas’ Seminary.

r PAGE FOUR Office, 938 Eoiituicfc Street THr DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4-4205 Thursday, May 26, 1955

DECORATION Picnic Scheduled June 1 CATHEDRAL PARISH For St. Vincent School These Friendly Firms Deserve Your Palronafe DAY WREATHS (St. Vincent de Paul’s Parish, ‘ The master of ceremonies was Denver) Tim Donovan. The class history The school picnic for all was read by Kathleen Angerer, $3.95 to $5.95 grades will be held on Wednes­ class prophecy by Sue Lenihan, day, June 1, at Washington and the class will by Joyce Park. Grout. La Verne Bitner thanked On Sunday, May 22, 44. grad­ the faculty ^d parents in be­ DINING uates of St. Vincent de Paul’s half of the class for all help and Bedding Plants School received Communion in guidance in the past eight years. ROOM the 9:30 Mass. Following the Sharon Buckley and Bob Pql 308 E. Colfax-KE. 4-9387 Coleus — Petunios — Border Plants Mass, the graduates and their presented Monsignor Eugene Serving.... parents were served a breakfast O’Sullivah with a gift of $25; Rosebushes — Geraniums — Zinnias — Phlox in the-cafeteria hall. Don Trapp, Norman Welker, and LUNCHES 11:00-2:00 Snapdragons — Marigolds — Asters —- Dahlias Jerry Walsh also presented gifts Sylvia and Armel Larkspur — Dracaena — Sprengeri, Etc. to Sister M. Ludavine, superior, DINNERS 4:30-7:30 and to Mr. Fay and Harry Pem­ FAUBiON Imported Holland Glads, doz. .. . 75c Graduation Set berton. SUNDAY DINNERS The eighth grade picnic was 12 Noon to 7:30 p.m. held on Tuesday, May 24, at — Guaranteed Nursey Stock — Genesee Park. The room Formerly Wolfe’s Tea Rooni— Block West of CsthedrsI May 29 for 11 mothers, Mrs. W. J. Gunther SPREADING JUNIPER PF IT Z E R SC n C fl and Mrs. Frank Pol, were in charge of all eighth grade, ac­ 24" to 30", formerly 8.50, NOW... 0 " > At Holy Rosary tivities this past year, and Smaller Pfitzers formerly $2.50. Now ...... ?1.95 (Holy Rosary Parish, Denver) thanked the parents for their DOYLE’S Apple Trees...... $1.75 Cherry Trees...... $2.00 Twenty-two boys and girls will co-operation. Shade Trees - Vines - Shrubs - Annuals - Perennials receive their eighth grade di­ The scholarship winners from PHARMACY plomas at the 8 o’clock Mass on St. Vincent de Paul’s School are Tht .Pirtlealsr Drafrl« Sunday, May 29. The graduates Gerald Nelson, to Regis High 17lli AVE. AND GRANT BLUE GRASS Special. . .. lb. 99c are Ertiily Alarcon, Dorothy School; and Mary Lunch, to St. KB. 4-5917 FREE DELIVERY Arko, Carol Buttes, Emily Casil- Mary’s Academy. ian, Jeanette Cordova, Shirley A party for the graduates was Pefect Mix, 70% Blue, 10 lbs...... $10.00 Franks, Barbara Meyer, Judy given on Sunday evening. May MERION BLUE GRASS MIX, lb...... $2.65 Miltenberger, Charlotte Padboy, 22, at Glasier’s Barn. Hostesses • BREAKFASTS • LUNCHEONS SOIL BOOSTER FERTILIZER, 80 lbs...... $4.00 Betty Sterle, Dorthy Winfrey, were Mmes. Walter Angerer, A rc ilb is h o D U r b a n J V i b r pictured as ne oificiared MILORGANITE—100 lbs...... $5.00 Nestali Chavez, John Chopyak, John O’Brien, William Buldley, Hrtmiisnup uruun j . v c n r dedication of the new • DINNERS John Fuhr, Thomas Kimmett, St. Rose of Lima School Thursday, May 12. Holding the holy Daily—S til Midnite Landscaping - Nursery Service - Free Estimates J. W. Bressler, and K. P. Grout. George Krasovich, Matthew The graduation ceremoniei water pot is the Rev. Barry Wogan, pastpr of St. Rose’s. To the m e , Kreiling, William Lee, Adolph left of the Archbishop, at rear, is the Rev. Matthias Blenkush, sub­ SUPER CHEF ^ocotN 4 will be held on Thursday, VCHVtS,, C01», Levkik, Frank Nortnik, George June 2, at 8 o’clock, in the deacon of the blessing -rites, and to the right, the Rev. John Harley Acrott from Cathedral South Denver Evergreen Nursery Pavlokovich, and Joseph Wieser. Schmitt, deacon. parish hall. All friends are in­ E. Colfax at Logan The PTA will serve the gradu­ vited to attend. • + + 1534 South Broadway SP. 7-2350 - SP. 7-7768 ation breakfast in the school hall + + • + OPEN SUNDAYS 9 to 4 immediately after the Mass. The The Altar Society is co-oper­ seventh graders' mothers are in ating in the' drive for old gold The firms listed here charge of the breakfast. All par­ and silver, to benefit the Taber­ 'Nothing But Money' ents and relatives of the gradu­ nacle Society. Articles such as deserve to be remembered ation class are invited to come PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S PARISH to the school hall' after the rings, emblems, gold dentures, when you are distributing Mass and have coffee and dough­ silverware, gold eyeglass frames; St. Rose's Bazaar Theme your patronage in the dif­ FOR AND DELIVERED Patronize These Friendly Firms Colfax at Downing Denver nuts. any broken silverware, are re- ferent lines of business. The PTA will hold a May (juested. This drive furnishes an (St. Role of Liraa’i Pariib, ing out.the theme of the month. KEetone 4-3217 dance in the Slovenian Hall, important source of revenue for Denver) Bobby Joe Kipper appeared as “Nothing but money” is the the circus strong man, and Paul Hawes Food Store Washington Park Mkt. 4468 Washington Street, on the Tabernacle Society, which MA. 3-3268 MA. 3-3269 Saturday, May 28, at 8:30 furnishes vestments, linens, and theme of the parish bazaar to Doronzo as an organ grinder Red & White Bill Huffhea o’clock. The proceeds from altar vessels to churches be held June 16, 17, 18, and 19 with Ralph Melphy as his mon­ "Once Then Always” Quality Meat., this dance will be used to fur­ throughout the archdiocese. on the church grounds, 1345 'W. key. Francis Klinger was a Groceriea i Your Friendly ther the work of the PTA. Joe These articles may be picked up Dakota Avenue. clown; and Danny Melphy stalked CAPITAL - MUNSON Loniiiani and Clayton ' . At a meeting in the parish 4n a cage pantomiming a cub AG Store Weingardt’s Polka Masters’ before June 8 by calling Mrs. C L E ^ E R S S P . 7-5717 1 Orchestra will furnish the mu- J. M. Cline, 533 S. University hall Wednesday May 18, the bear. Kenneth Decker was the Free Delivery • ghost rider; Rody McDonald, the 7 to 7 Week Days — Sundayt 0 till 2 j 598 S. Gilpin SP. 7-6075 Boulevard, RA. 2-3193. Rev. Barry J. Wogan, pastor, ex­ 1320 E. 17lh Ave. • Denver, Colo. plained the final plans to mem­ fat man; Bobby Raygar, the fat bers oS the parish. Officers of woman; and Michael Hogan, an Lin'S Pharmacy The firms listed here the bazaar committee selected Indian chief. deserve to be remembered St. Philomena's Bazaar were Ralph Doronzo, chairman; Mrs. Ralph Melphy and Mrs. L. C. FEHR, Prop. "Donald Byrne, auditor and treas­ Henry Kipper, den mothers, Mrmb.r St. Vinernt d. Panl’f Parlib when you are distributing urer; and Mrs. Earle Cochran, joined in the fun and were MOST PRECIOUS Have Your Doctor Phone dressed as Indian squaws. Mas­ Ua Your Preacription your patronage in the dif­ Workers to Meet June 2 recording secretary. Reports on the booths and ter of ceremonies of the circus BLOOb PARISH 2707 E. Louisiana IxA. 2-3739 ferent lines of business. (St. Philomena’i Parith, Denver) Wednesday evening, May 18, in games were as follows; The Holy was Fred Hager, the den chief. At I.ontaiana and Sooih Clayton ' A general meeting of all ba- the school auditorium new offi­ Name Society will have charge The pack is still seeking new cers were installed and business of all games. Ralph Melphy, members, boys between the ages meeting was conducted. Final 760 S. Dale Court, is chairman of 8 and 11. Ralph Doronzo, 541 FOR QUALITY MEATS & GROCERIES plans of assistance for the tent of the games committee. S. Dale Court, will furnish any [ m HITII 1 party were formulated, followed The Altar and Rosary Society interested parents with applica­ by a social hour and a buffet will .serve a roast beef dinner, tions. There is also a need for Barney's Fine Meets more den mothers. 1 Nihoppilig IBistrict | , The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Wil- lunch. Earlier in the week the with Mrs. Ernest Robinson, 925 Barney Ararein, Member Most Precious Blood Parish sons beat the fathers in the an­ S. Pecos, as dinner chairman. Jitney Dinner Successful Open Evenings and Sundays nual father-son baseball game. Mr.s. Robinson stated that tick The efforts of a handful of Final Meeting of PTA ets will be sold by members of women proved fruitful when the 2276 So. Colorado Blvd. SK. 6-2393 The PTA held the final meet­ the Altar and Rosary Society and parish hall was filled beyond ca­ ■ So. Gaylord Garage ■ The tent party will be held on ing Monday, May 22, in the are priced at $1 for adults and pacity at an invitation to dinner school auditorium w ith Mrs. 50 cents for children. The din­ on Sunday, May 22. The jit­ m MAX E. McCLUGGACE. Prop. ■ 'M /2ordions L.Member St. Rose of-Lima m Frank D. Patton assuming the ner will be served Sunday,. June ney dinner (only a nickel for H Parish) " u v l f ^EN'S shop presidency from Mrs. John Vos 19, in the afternoon and evening each serving of homemade food ST. THERESE PARISH-AURORA Mrs. James A. Koning, CPTL in hourly breaks from 3 to 4, stuffs), sponsored by St. Jude’s ■ Experienced " Patronise These Friendly Firms \y \ y \ Open Friday Nighla president, installed the officers 4 to 5, 5 to 6, and 6 to 7 p.m. in Circle under the direction of the parish hall, 1320 W. Nevada ■ ^ with 100 in attendance. The out­ Mrs. Jos^h Padilla, president, Mechanics Top “Brand Name” going and incoming officers were Place. proved highly successful for a ® On All .Make Cars ^ Furnishings Maude honored at a tea which followed The dinner committee also in­ hrst venture of this type. Sport Coats - Slacks the business meeting. cludes Mmes. Walter Eckhardt, A high point of the evening The firms listed here " All Work Guaranteed ■ MaHe-to-Measure Clothing Monsignor Higgins spoke to Harry Rosenberger, Warren E. All workers are requested to was entertainment by Harry deserve to be remembered NOME DRUG ■ MOBIL GAS & OILS ■ Tailoring - Alterations the mothers and told them of Foote, Ralph Doronzo, Floyd Graham, Lynn Beecher, Dick 5 present to receive last minute plans for “honorary member­ Hopper, and Earle Cochran. ' when you are distributing Vour Friendly Rnall Droi Store ^ 1001 So. Gaylord « Repairing istructions and to work out Smith, and the Eckhardt trio. ships” in the Altar and Rosary St. Philomena’s Circle has Mrs. Robert 'Westen accompanied 11690 Montview at Noma ■ RA. 2-9739 . 1018 S. Gaylord final, details of color and lo- charge of the grand prize of your patronage in the dif­ Society. Father Joseph O’Malley, on the piano. EM. 6-5460 • EM. 6-9311 PE 3-1345 spiritual director of the PTA, $1,300, which is to be given away ferent lines of business. in the following manner; $100 Earl Ruem, “Man of Mag;ic,” was presented a silver tree in cleverly performed. Mrs. 'Walter May Procession Is Held anticipation of his coming trip to in cash each night on June 16, EMPIRE MARKET 17, and 18, and $50 in cash each Eckhardt had charge of enter SOUTH GAYLORD The annual May procession the Eucharistic Congress in tainment. Johnny Meyers Bob Holm and crowning was held Sunday, South America. night as a bonus prize; $500 in Dr. John R. Coyle cash as a grand prize on June Prizes were a gold-colored OPTOMETRIST Open Week Doyt and Sundayt May 22, in St. Philomena’s The eighth graders’ mothers satin pillow awarded to Mrs. Bonn) 1 a.m. to f p.m. Church, followed by a talk by who are leaving the PTA were 19; $100 in cash as the bonus Daily and Satnrday HARDWARE prize; $200 in cash and another Irene.Bickett, 3326 W. 29th Ave­ 8:30 to 1:3a • Monsignor Higgins, and closing honored by the organization by nue, .and a hand-crocheted black Quality Meats Sea Foods with Benediction. a special momeoto and- a picture $50 in cash, bonuses for parish­ 1055 S . Gaylord ioners. The winner does not have bag given to Mrs. Mike Perito, Evening Hours 10.18 S. Gaylord SI*. 7-7.567 Beverle Hattendorf, an eighth for their homes. The special 520 S. Dale Court. S P . 7 - 2 9 6 1 !grader, crowned the statue of the prize was woov. by the eighth to be present to receive the $500 Mon. and Fri. grand, prize. The final games party of the L I < : \ T D K I K ^ DuPont and i Blessed Virgin, and was a.ssisted grade,under Sister Agn^s The- season proved the most success­ by her classmates acting as her rese. The attendance prize, was Mrs. Ralph Melphy, 760 S. EMpire 6-3981 Have \ our Doctor Phone McMurtry Paints | Dale Court, WE. 4-1394, and ful, according to Don Byrne, L's Your Prescriptions court of honor. They were Mary won by Mrs. Betty Owens. chairman. The $55 featured Grass Seed — Lawn Benson, Arlene Blackmon, Mary The graduation dinner for the Mrs. Donald Milner, 2750 W 8355 EAST COLFAX Ellsworth Avenue, WE. 4-4324, prize was given to Mrs. Mary (Ground Floor) Eyes Examined • Glasses Fitted Fertilizers — Gates Hose Crook, Marguerite Cummings, eighth grade.was held Tuesday RA 2-5664-Free Delivery are chairman and treasurer, re­ Alvey. The 50-50 Club award of Garden Tools Mary Joan Dian, Sharon Doyle, evening, May 24, in the school $100 went to A. B. Bowles, 4040 1000 S. Gaylord at Tennessee Susan Eldridge, Donna Foy, auditorium. The mothers pre spectively, of the grand prize Open Friday Night. committee. 'They may be con­ Harlan Street. We Give Green Stamps Linda Gaut, Pauline Hild, Fran­ pared the food. Guests were Mon- St. Rose's Circle will meet on ces Intemann, Anne Lindsay, signor Higgins, Father Janffes tacted for bazaar books. St. Anne’s Circle will give a Wednesday, June 1, at 12 noon BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH BELIHONT Katherine Lingle, Dolores Mar­ O’Grady, Father O’Malley, the in the home of Mrs. XJlenn Wil­ tinez, Mary Virginia Mathis, Jeri 93-piece set' of chinaware im­ PLIIMBI1\G CO. GAYLORD sisters, and Mr. and Mrs. John ported from Japan, a 12-piece son, 569 S. Canosa Court. Mrs. Patronize These Friendly Firms Ann McAllbter, Sherry Reeder, Vos. All the graduates danced Elizabeth Geierman will be co­ Repairing & Contracting CLEANERS Margaret Rutkofsky, Irene Ryan, setting of bamboo pattern, and a following the dinner. A skit was brown mink paw collar and cuff hostess. NO JOB TOO LARGE OR SMALL PICKUP a OELIVERY Kathleen Struck, Vera Turner, presented for the parents by the St. Anne’s Circle will receive Free Estimates and Sandra Wilcox. set, according to Mrs. John SAM BOXER. Mjrr 1076 S. GaylortJ ITe (lire Oreen Stamps students. Talyat, chairman. The circle will Communion in a group on Sun­ Day. PE. 3-2070 Gysele Ingool, a first grader, Prayers Of parishioners were also handle one of the games. day, June 5, in the '8 , o’clock COLORADO BOULEVARD DRUG Nighla EA. 2-5379 PE. 3-1350 - 1025 So. Gaylord carried the crown. The fifth asked for the seriously ill; Henry St. Jude’s ^Circle will have a Mass. The unit will breakfast in grade through the eighth grade C. Cooper, MrS. Ina Madden, the Park Lane Hotel. The next JOE H. SCHMITZ. Prop. sweet booth featuring cakes, Ulemher Rlnsrd Saeraraeot Pambl boys and girls completed the pro­ Mrs. Mary McCormick, Mrs. M, cookies, pies, candies, and pop­ meeting will be in the home of Cox's So. Gaylord Super Market cession. ■J. McEnery, Mrs; ‘ C atherine corn. Mrs. Joseph Padilla, Mrs. Reginald King, 920 S. Dale Prescriptions When the Men’s Club met Bruin, and Mrs. Rose Haneur. chairman, said that all donations Court, on Tuesday, June 7. Mrs. C. Lichtenfeld will be cohostess. Accurately Filled Open 8 to 6 Mr. and Mra. Gilbert Cox Saturday, til 7 + . + ■ - + of cakes and cookies will be ap­ Free Delivery on Orders of $4 or More preciated. Mrs. Mary Crump of Lk)s An­ Fountain Service . The toys and doll booth will geles, Calif., former parishioner, QUALITY GROCERIES - MEATS - SEA FOODS be sponsored' by the Sacred Heart paid a visit to St. Rose’s and at­ Liquor Department Circle, headed by Mrs. Roney tended the dedication ceremonies. Fret DcliTery Bait Denver A Aarara 1004 So. Gaylord SH 4-1636 Silva. ]The ciriHe will have spe­ A party was given in her honor in the home of Mrs. Mary Alvey, EA. 2-3533 EA. 2-9997 EA. 2-9998 cial prizes consisting of a child’s Eaat Colfax A Colorado Blvd. rocker,^ a dell, a boy’s baseball 1520 W. Nevada, on May 18. suit, and a croquet set. Many of her old friends attended. fBOi\I^IE BItAE St. Ebse's Circle will have a Mrs. Crump has been active in miscellaneous faneywork booth, parish functions. and.'.as special’prizes, a 15-inch A liz-foot chain link lafety Nihoppiiig 1'enter doll. and complete wardrobe, a fence hai been erected on the Sunbeam electric fryer, and a fchool grounds and the park­ ST. FRANCIS DE SALES' PARISH crocheted afghan, according to ing loti adjacent to the church. Patronize These Friendly Firms Mrs. Joseph Rollins, chairman. Other landscaping, including a According to Mrs. Edward lawn, hedges, shrubs, and CONOCO PRODUCTS shade trees, has been com­ Preisser's Red & White Tripler,. chairman, the miscellan­ eous booth will consist of an pleted around the new con­ Alameda Drug Store CONOCO PRODUCTS Labricatlony Car Washlof. BatUriw vent. ftecharred. Tire Vaicanizint electric percolator, blankets, V. 0. PEUTRSON, Prop. Grocery and Market lamps, thermos jugs, and the spe­ Lubrication • Deiro Batteries BONNIE BRAE cial prize of a hand-crocheted €nt Rate Drugs FANCY meats, vegetables AND bedspread. Mrs. Tripler will be Car Washing QUAI.ITY GROCERIES All Saints' Sets Fountain Service Sundries CONOCO SERVICE Free Delivery SPruce 7-4447 assisted by Mrs. Max McClug- 724 So. Univeraity PE. 3-9909 <831 £. Ohio.Ava. (So Hoiv and Ohio) gaM and Mrs. Vinton Guy. Your Business Appreciated W. A. (Dutch) THOMAS A sports booth, featuring fish­ Sommer Low Mass Alameda & So. Broadway Alameda & Logan PE. 3-9840 ing poles, camp stoves, base|>alls, ST. PHILOMENA'S PARISH etc., will be headed by John (All Saints’ Parish, Denver) Francone and John McDonald. A Sunday, May 29, the 8 o’clock MELLO-MAID BAKERY big game hunting rifle. Reming­ Patronize These Friendly Firms Mass will be a High Mass. There­ BUCHANAN’S ton mSdel 720, .30-06, will be the after, during the summer months, main prize. a Low Mass will be said at 8 Christian Bros. Wines The Young Ladies’ Sodality, o’clock. with Miss Katherine Urban as All Pop'tlar Reera Twelve men of the parish, un­ Wa Delivar NEED ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES? chairman, will have charge of der the direction of Ernst Schef- Quality Bakery ProducU the ball-toss, hoopla games, fish fler, recently beautified the 495 S. Pearl SH 4-0648 PE. 3-1777 377 So. Bdw7 - HOTPOINT • GENERAL ELECTRIC • NORGE pond, dart toss, and pony rides, church grounds with many trees and will feature a clown. and shrubs. MOTOROLA • ADMIRAL • PHILCO The refreshment booth will be Envelopes for the monthly PEHRSON'S MARKET HAMILTON ♦ WHIRLPOOL • RCA headed by Bert Stadig, who will maintenance collection will be in be assisted by Donald Milner, BENDIX • HOOVER the pew pockets Sunday, May t t i s t s l t Complete ONE STOP Robert Peterson, James Dunn, 29. Parishioners are asked to do & MANY OTHERS Bicycle Award Bill Collrfls of Collins Bicycle Shop, 3217 E. and Alfred Schilz. their share to help meet the Cleaners & Dyers Food Store Colfax Avenue, left, and Ralph Hanson of Cub Scout 'Circus' church’s operating expenses by Hanson Bicycle Shop, 2210 S. Colorado Bouleyard» sh^w Shirley St. Rose’s Cub Pack had a Now store any teool garment Dillrtiy — Tnae.. Thnra... Sat. returning the envelope June 5 in their own controlled fur Van Woensel the 1955 Roadmaster Bicycle , that the two business “circus” «f a time at its first with a donation. 491 Sa. Nan rC. 9-14S4 THE BLARNEY SHOP establishments are offering as part of St. Philoihena’s Tent Party .pack meeting on Friday, May vault for $1 plus cleaning. 3205 E. Colfax Phil Rotole DE. 3-1571 T b. firm. Uated bM'a d u arv . te attractions June 10, 11, and 12 on the school grounds, 10th Avenue 20. Den One Cub Scouts having Invest for ’ etarnity with the 328 Broadway b. ram.mbared wban you ar. dia- MEMBER ST. PHILOMENA'S PARISH at Fillmore Street, Denver. The children of the parish are respon­ charge of the program partici­ Archbishop’s Seminary and Mis­ PE. 3-3753 & 3-3754 tributing your patronage' to the sible for the project. Harry T. Zook is general chairman. pated in a circus parade carry­ sions Campaign. diffarant Unaa of buainaaa. PAGE FIVE Thursdoy, May 26, 1955 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystono 4-4205

Patrick Moran Honored Leadville Student Cathedral Student' Wins Pens Best Essay [TAis- essay by Jan Mitchell Thomas McCann Award of Leadville won first place in ■ the Archbishop Urban J. Vehr (Cathedral School, benver) Other members of the student Religion Essay competition.] Patrick George Moran has council will be the representa­ won second place in the na­ tives — one delegate from each THE PRIESTHCXM) is the tional Thomas McCann Success organization and club and the greatest institution on earth. Vice President Bernie Hammons, Warden Gene presidents of each class. The This is besause of the great Alpha Kappa Psi Officers Sweeney, Master of Rituals Merlin Heilman, Awards. The award entitles him power the priest has in saying \e school to $500 to be applied to his fu­ new officers were to be intro­ ear 1956-56 «f Alpha Kappa PsI Fraternity at Chaplain George Stock,, and Historian Phil Muen- Mass and fbrgiving sinS and leck. Also appointed was Bob Chauvin as director ture education. He also won a duced at a special assembly called _ performing other priestly R('.egis College are (seated) President Jim De- scholarship to Notre Dame U. for 9 a.m. Thursday, May 26. Credico, (standing, left to right) Secretary of P' publicity. The new officers were formally in- powers. It is a life that chal­ George Mossbrucker, Treasurer Dick Walters, stalled May 16 at the college campus. given by the Denver Notre Dame The Cathedral High School lenges the abilities of cour­ Club. Pep Club elected new officers ageous and manly souls, and + + + + + He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. also on May 11. Mary Sheila unselfish and loving hearts. James Moran, 1252 Corona Maier was elected president It is an honor and- also a Dominicanettes Honor Mary S '.? ; Street, and is a 12-year student with Jerry Hanley, vice presi­ very great blessing to a'fam ­ Alpha Kappa Psi Admits 5 Members of Cathedral schools. dent; and PatChapla, secretary- canettes, crowned the statue of the Blessed Mother May 22 in the ily to have a son or a brother At the ceremony and banquet The new officers made the fol­ tend the National Association of Student Council Elected treasurer. Cheerleaders for next consecrated to God, who is outdoor grotto of the Dominican Sisters of the Sick Poor, 2501 The officers of the executive year will be Donna Mackell and Sunday, April 24, Alpha Kappa lowing appointments: George Manufacturers’ Convention in Gaylord Street, Denver. Kathleen Meyer, a Junior Dominicanette, continually praying for his_ Psi Fraternity at Regis College, Stock, chaplain: Gene Sweeney, New York this fall. council of the Cathedral High Donna Cumner, seniors; Joan own eternal salvation, for his* •was the crown-bearer. About 40 .girls, who are aides to the sisters Denver, admitted five new mem­ warden; Bob (ihauvin, director AKPsi accomplished its part in caring for the sick poor, attended the services apd presented a School student government coun­ Koehler and Mary Ellen Dunn, family, and for the salvation juniors; and Mary and Harriet bers, They are Louie DePaeme- of publicity; and Phil Muehleck, of campus cleanup May 5. The program for their parents. Benediction of the B less^ Sacrament cil who were elected by popular of others. historian. Roberts, twins of the sophomore lere, Don Champeau, Larry work cut out for the fraternity was given at the grotto by the Rev. Joseph O’Malley of St. Philo- ballot May 11 are Ronald Telk, FOR THE PREPARATION Springer, Jerry Peters, and Lloyd Walter (Bud) Imhoff, former student governor; Kay Williams, class. was that of tearing down the old mena’s Parish, Denver, who also addressed the group. Sister Mary of this divine callinp:, St. Howerton. president of AKPsi, and, graduat­ tennis court, which has been an Perpetua is moderator of the Dominicanettes.______lieutenant governor; Gerry Bob Leach, outstanding N.F.L. Thomas’ Seminary for diocesan ■ Various awards were given to ing Regis senior, was elected king eyesore at Regis for some time. Kurtz, secretary of state; Dan member, was chosen president of priests was organized in Den­ the new members. Don Chambers of the Regis prom. The famous AKPsi scholarship Broderick, secretary of the treas­ the organization for the 1955-66 ver, Colo., iif 1906. This sem­ was presented a prize for being Martin (Red) Hart, restaur- key will be given to the outstand­ ury; Dan Connor, citizenship term. Other National Forensic inary is conducted by the Vin­ the most outstanding pledge for auteur and Regis band leader, ing senior who has distinguished ■Share With Needy' Drive chairman; and Mary Ann Dunn, League officers are Margie Mur­ centian Fathers. the second semester. Louie De- has been elected treasurer of the himself in the business fi^d dur­ interschool representative. ray, vice president; Mary War­ Archbishop Vehr’s Semin­ Paemelere and Jerry Peters both National Students’ Association. ing his sophomore, junior, and The six senior senators chosen der, secretary; and Paul Kelty, ary Campaign has made it pos­ received awards for being the Regis Nominee senior years at Regis. The winner Of St. Vincent de Paul for the new term are Angela treasurer. sible to erect more new build- most contributing pledges, and Ed Kelly was selected as the of this key will be announced at Cidcone, Karen Fitzsimmons, The Cathedral Riding Club in n . It is hoped that they Lloyd Howerton a n d Larry Regis nominee of AKPsi to at­ graduation ceremonies May 29. Robert Leach, Bernie O’Neill, and Jodphur Jettes elected Gar­ will be completed for dedica­ Springer each received awards Janice Osborn, and Walter Scott. land Conway president and Don­ tion next year, which will be for being the most humorous Society Meets Success Junior senators will be Kathleen na Sumner secretary for the new the golden jubile of the S t pledges. Banahan, Mary Ellen Dunn, Paul term. The other offices will be Thomas Seminary as a theo­ Alpha Kappa Psi was honored The extended “Share With families of the city. Referrals Kelty, Bruce Piper, Gertrude filled next September. logical institution. at the banquet by the presence Needy Children” drive was to the society for aid come Rotole, and Jeanie Scheer. The THIS WILL BE ONE of the of Father Richard Ryan, S.J., concluded on May 23. Leo Ke- from parish priests, welfare newly elected sophomore sena­ Walter Scott has been chosen resident of Regis College, an president of the Cathedral greatest and best equipped leher, manager of the St. Vin­ societies, and members of the tors are Robert Gilchrist, Mary seminaries. It has a beautiful lonorary member of AKPsi; Ned cent de Paul Salvage Bureau, St. Vincent de Paul Confer­ Jean Moran, Harriet Roberts, Safety Club. Assisting him will Naylor, Midwest divison coun­ be Margie Murray, vice presi­ campus, excellent athletic said that the drive, originally ences in parishes throughout Mary Roberts, William Shipp, fields, and a well-rounded cur­ selor; the deputy counselor of scheduled to end on May 16, the archdiocese. and Ellsworth West. dent, and Omar Joseph, secre­ riculum, with a learned and Gamma Sigma Chapter, George was extended because of a tre­ tary. unequaled faculty of the Vin­ Bruggex, and his wife; and. an mendous volume of late re­ 'The sodality officer for the centian Fathers. alumni member and his wife, Mr. 1955-56 term will be Robert «nd Mrs. Robert Modonna, turns by the students partici­ The seminarians are trained pating in the drive. May Crowning Scheduled Leach, boys’ prefect; Carol New Officers Trainor, girls’ prefect; Clarence as officers in Christ’s army. “We now face the tremen­ They not only master philoso­ Alpha Kappa Psi has elected dous task of trying to name Lederhos, boys’ vice prefect; officers for the coming year. They Shirley Dunivant, girls’ vice pre­ phy and theology, but learn the winners,” he said. “We At St. Joseph's Hospital the necessity of staying close are James DeCredico, former vice kept very accurate records, fect; Carol Hussion*, secretary; to Christ in prayer, and to per­ president of the fraternity, pres­ and now we will have to com­ and Walter Scott, treasurer. At the meeting of Our Lady’s nurse and prefect of Our Lady’s form well the sacred cere­ ident; Bernie Hammons, vice pile final totals turned in by The senior examinations will monies of the Church. They president; George Mossbrucker, each school, class, and individ­ Sodality* the student nurses of Sodality, will place a crown of be given on Friday, May 27. The St. Joseph’s Hospital, Denver, roses on the statue of the Blessed also keep up practice in physi­ secretary; Dick Walters, treas­ CH. ual student.” final examination days for under­ urer; and Merlin Heilman, mas­ made final plans for the annual Virgin. Attendants to the queen cal education and exercise 4-2494 (18th at Broadway) The Rev. Edward Leyden, May crowning ceremonies, which classmen will be Tuesday, May their talents in sports, music, ter of rituals. will be Barbara Stieber, Shirley 31, and Wednesday, June 1. archdiocesan superintendent are to take place on May 31 at 8 Park, Judy Nichols, and Patricia and drama. This helps to pre­ of schools, will assist Keleher p.m. in front of the nurses’ home, Stengel. Crown-bearer will be Tuesday’s schedule includes pare them for special service Linus Riordah Attends in selecting the winners, who 1895 Franklin Street, after Bene­ Gina Pfarr, daughter of Dr. and home room periods from 8:45 to in Christ’s army. WHOLE LIVE will be announced next week. 9 o’clock; first period exams $ 19 5 diction of the Blessed Sacrament Mrs. Paul Pfarr. Guest speaker Catholic Press Meet •Prizes to be awarded are a 16- in the hospital chapel. . for the occasion will be the Rev. from 9 to 10; second period, MAINE LOBSTER inch statue of St. Vincent de The May crowning ceremonies Charley Woodrich of Annuncia­ 10:05 to 11:05; and third period 44,752 Registered Linus M. Riordan, Ph.D., an Paul to the champion school; will consist of a Living Rosary tion Parish, Denver. 11:10 to 12:10. On Wednesday associate editor of the Register, Include* Hot Bread* and Potatoes the champion class will be conducted by .the student nurses Immediately>following the cere­ after the home room period, the In Opportunity School left Sunday, May 22, for Buffalo, the guests of the Denver and members of Regis College. monies, a buffet supper will be examinations will include sixth, N. y., where he is representing Theater for a movie party, Miss Josephine De Bortoli, senior served in the nurses’ recreation seventh, and then combined Actual 1964-1955 registration the Register at the 46th annual 12 Noon ■ courtesy of John Denman, figures for the Emily Griffith + + 4- room. fourth and fifth period classes. convention of the Catholic Press OPEN SUNDAYS till 10 p.m. manager; and the champion The following sodality officers All school books will be re­ Opportunity School, adult and Association. student will receive a $25 U.S. were elected for the coming year: turned to the PTA Book .Rental vocational division of the Denver Many prominent speakers will Weekdays 11 a.m. till 2 a.m. Savings Bond from Central Prefect, Helen Duggan; vice pre­ Library following examinations Public Schools, exceeded all ex appear at the convention. The en­ Bank and Trust Company. fects Rose Mary Tavella and Wednesday. pectations, according t4 the tire cycle of editorial, circulation, school principal, Howard L. Ted Alexander at the Piano Nightly The drive' netted almost SO Mary Ellen Kerrigan; secretar­ The seniors will participate In and business activities in regard tons of salvagable children's ies, Margaret Smith and Annette Johnson. During the June 1, to the press will be subjects of a day of recollection on Thurs­ 1964, to May 31, 1966, period, clothing, shoes, and other ap­ Stupca; and treasurer, Roberta day, June 2. The class will as­ discussion. The Hon. Averell Har- parel, which, when repaired Hamilton. 44,762 registrations were made, riman. Governor of New York, and refurnished by the so­ semble in St. Paul’s Chapel for This total includes 2,669 chil­ the spiritual exercises. The sen­ will attend the banquet Thursday, ciety’s repair shops, will be dren served by the preschool May 26. given to the poor and needy ior class picture will be taken at program. Recommended Firms Colorado Springs Girl 12 noon Wednesday, June 1. It is estimated that an enroll­ Heads Sodality in Utah On Friday, June 3, the high ment of 4,000 will be made for Honor Grad t school students will participate the summer session, June 13 Georgia Lee Rossillon, daugh­ in a corporate Communion in through Aug. 5... Miss Edna-Jean for AUTO l * - l * ter of Mr. and Mrs. George W th e^ :3 0 a.m. Mass. An honor Hershey, assistant principal in Rossillon, 519 N. Cooper Street, assembly with the distribution of charge of day school, will super- Presentotion Porish Colorado Springs, was chosen report cards will follow, bringing ■vise the summer prowam. Those to a close the school year of wishing to register should do so Will Give^ Awoy prefect of the S(^ality of Our SERVICE Lady in an election May 5 at 1954-55. after June 1. the College of St. Mary-of-the- A Lionel Train Wasatch, Salt Lake City. Special Latin Course Set for Seminarians Miss Rossillon, who formerly See Your Children , was treasurer of the sodality, About 30 itudontf of St. Rev. William J. Kennaally, For Tickets Now •' DODGE-PLYMOUTH OWNERS will serve in the court of the re­ Thomai’ Seminary, Denver, C.M., raetor, announced. tiring prefect, Stella Tafoya, of Rem em ber will embark on a remedial The Latin curriculum will Timely service NOW prevents costly repair bills later—so June 23 - 24 - 25 - 26 Woodland, Calif., when Miss run five weeks and provide don’t delay or neglect needed repairs. Drive in for depend­ Tafoya crowns .the statue of Our lum m er course in Latin— tbe the seminarians with special able service performed by mechanics, who have the "know Mi«s Jo«ephine De Bortoli Lady in the annual May pro­ seminary's first—on Monday, study in ecclesiastical Latin, how” to service your car or truck! cession at the college Friday, June 6. Those taking the in which their philosophy and May 13. As prefect. Miss Rossil­ course are expected to be at theology texts are written. JAMES MOTOR CO. THl BAHK OF PIRSOHU SlRYICl! lon will crown the May Queen the, seminary that day at 9 The course will end Saturday, in the 1956 procession. a.m. for registration, tbe Very July 9. 1278 Lincoln Dodge & Plymouth Sales £ Service' K£. 4-8221 Large enough to serve you—yet small enough to know you— Holy Family's Yearbook Coming Out Elmer Albery of Denver was one of the 41 members (Holy Family High School, paper was edited by Faye 'Wes- The Sodality unit leaders for of the 1955 graduation class of Denver) kamp. next year as announced by Gail Carroll College, Helena, Mont. Holy Family’s yearbook, the The Vista and Lamp Post’s old Murphy, next year’s prefect, are He received his bachelor of arts CALL lACK HALL Vista, will come out May 27, as and new staffs will sing at a Marianne Walters, Tim O’Leary, degree at the college’s commence­ announced by Jo Ann Herold and High Mass in Holy Family LaVern Ludwig, Ron Wright, ment exercises on Sunday, May Tom McKernan, coeditors of the Church Friday morning at 7. The Emmett Ramey, Marlene 22, and was graduated magna TA 5-7191 Tiger yearbook. A signing party staffs will march into church in Vaughn, Maribeth Engle, Nelva cum laude. He was also awarded will be held Friday night in the procession. The editor will offer Gilbert, Jim O’Connor, Loretta membership in Delta Epsilon I f , low rates with auditorium at 7 p.m. a Vista and Lamp Post to Our Callahan, Peg Grace, Marlene Sigma, national Catholic honor­ maximum cover­ . . . You can’t af­ The Lamp Post will also come Lady; the Mass will be offered Burns, Pat Romero, Nancy Du­ ary society. Senator Mike Mans­ age on auto or fire ford not to get in out Friday. The last issue of the for all staff members. touch with me 8311 So. Broadwaj rant, Mary Carole Dispense, Don field was the commencement insurance is what speaker,\ and the ^degrees were right away. Our J. Kernan Weckbaugli 8U. 9-05U + , + Hansen, Larry Clinton, Pat you seek . , . call Chairman Tanko, Mary Pepper, John Hef- conferred by Bishop Joseph M. policies are non­ NATIOHAlBim feman, Tom Metz, and Janet Gilmore of Helena. Jack Hall. assessable. Don Carney Young. Pretident Member Pedertl Depoeit toraoct Corp. Breakfut Coromitta* The breakfast committee ts Cynthia Michael, Jim White* Bea F A R M i r S INSURANCE G R O U P Bartle, Julie Santangelo, Pat 865 LINCOLN DENVER. 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Uimtr 8811 P alrfu Holy Family High School, Denver, show articles collected for the Lucci; and secretary, Dennis PR. 7-87M Thimblette Club, a division of the Needlework Guild of America. Fllkoskl. TAbor 5-5191 REMEMBER CAMPAIGN PLEDGES Thursday, May 26, 1955 PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, K Eyito n e 4-4205

S u n d ay Masses Schedule for Mass Set at Grand Lake Mary Jo Berg I f l e w j t , ^ ih iL At Camp St. Male M*** will be offered ia St. Mat! will be offered in St. Catherine’* Chapel at Camp Anne’* Church, Grand Lake, St. Malo, 12 mile* from Eite* the remainder of May and in lo Be Crowned Park on the North St. Vrain June on Sunday* at 11:30 a.m. for the conrenience etpecially road, at 10 o’clock every Sun­ of fiahermen. The Rev. Theo­ 'Miss Loretto' day beginning May 29. The dore Haa* of Kremmling i* in Rev. Richard Hie*ter i* in Miss Mary Jo Ber?, daughter charge of the camp. charge of the Grand Lake of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Berg of chufch. ' ______Panhandle ,Tex., will be crowned Miss Loretto at the traditional Loretto Day festivities on the Loretto Heights College campus Saturday, May 28, at 3 p.m. Miss Loretto was elected by the HOT WEATHER Some of the members of the Lo- AHEAOr Heights^ Women's Club retto Heights .College Women’s Club'%vho attended the final meeting of the year held at Chalet PROTEG YOUR Marie included, front row, Mrs, H, G. Smith, Mrs. Vinpent,DeFran- Bonded Messenger “The Civic, Economical, and Regis (College faculty; Miss Mary Jo Berg, presi­ PRECIOUS FURS cis, newly elected president; Mrs. Jerry Buckley, retiring president; Mrs. Charles Carbone, historian. In the back row are Mrs. George ACCW Panel Creative Powers of the Aver­ dent of Loretto Heights ^student council; the Very Ample Insurance Tolvo, second vice president; Mrs. Victor Hussion, recording secre­ age Woman” was the topic of the panel, pictured Rev. William J. Kenneally, C.M., rector of St. Send Them to tary; and Mrs. E. H. Lowe, treasurer.______Finest Vault Equipment above, at the annual ACCW convention May 17. Thomas’ Seminary; and the Rev. Edward A. Ley Speakers were Miss Anne Laughlin, member of den, archdiocesan superintendent of schools. Furrier Supervision + + + + "{■ 8 Colorado Springs Nuns Air Pressure Cleaning To Mark Golden Jubilee Women's Club Vaults on Premises MINIMUM CHARGE Jubilee solemnities will take of their investiture, and five At Regis Hears $4.00 u.,.,.. $200 place June 2 in St. Joseph’s Con­ members, their 25th. vobgtl** vent, Mt. St. Francis, Colorado This year’s festivities will be highlighted by the presence of COLD FJR STORAGE Springs. On this occasion eight the Mother General, Mother M. Heights Sister members of the sisterhood will Coil MA. 3-6161 Today! Fabiana, and her secretary. Sis­ Mary Jo Berg The closing ' meeting of the celebrate the 50th anniversary ter M. Hildegarda. They arrived student body on the basis of the year by the Regis Women’s Club in the United States from Olpe, senior best exemplifying the Westfalen, Germany, on Feb. 28, school's motto, “Faith, Morals, was held on Tuesday, May 10. RATTAN 1955. Mother Fabiana will spend Culture." As is the monthly custom, the FURNITURE the greater part of the current She will be attended by seniors club members gathered first in 1027 E. Colfox AND BASKETS year holding canonical visitation Kay Dignan, D e n v e r, Betty the Regis College chapd for AC. 2-1243 BRASS WARE of the two American provinces, Blair, Hastings, Neb., student Benediction of the Blessed Mishawaka, Ind.; and Colorado body representatives; Eileen Ash, Sacrament. The guest speaker PORCELAIN of the meeting .was Sister M. WARE » Springs. Colorado Springs; and Michala Cloonan, Walden; juniors, Ed' Mora of Loretto Heights College. _ . SILKS and LINENS A Solemn Mass in St. Joseph’s Chapel at the convent will open wina Krapes, Denver; and Sandra She was introduced by the pro­ CHINESE AA^RQUNDISE • t e a k w o o d the celebration for the jubi- Smith, Schenectady, N. Y.; sopK gram chairman, Mrs. Paul Mur­ omores, Catherine Schulte, Keno­ ray, and gave an account of her 6117 E. COLFAX AVE. /.“i. larians. travels in Europe. rHONE riORIDA 5-072fi Oinei', C«loradi sha, Wis.; and Harriet Lind, Den­ CIref P roeiflont Showm at the speakers’ table in the Lincoln Officer* of Mat* ver; freshmen, Mary Jo Nuschy, The following slate of The Rev. George Hickey, chap­ • riOlHcni goom of the Shirley-Savoy Hotel at the 29th feature . . . Omaha, Neb., and Ann Sexton, annual convention of the ACCW May 17 are Mrs. M. J. O’Fal­ officers was elected and installed lain at the Air Defense Com­ Wilmette, 111. by the Very Rev. Richard F. SEAMPRUFE'S Magic No-Iron mand, Colorado Springs, will be lon, first president of the ACCW, and the Rt. Rev. Monsignor CHOOSE- Joyce Maiselson, Denver, will John R. Mulroy, who was its first spiritual director. Ryan, S.J., moderator of the Slip ^ the celebrant, and other clergy­ sing at the ceremonies. Eleanor Women’s Club: President, Mrs. ponloiitd slip yo«'«* tvtr sroni, y ti H men of Colorado Springs will Lommell, Skokie, 111., will be nar­ Geprge Smart; first vice presi­ kos 0 campitt* andtr skirt aiaklag it assist as deacon, subdeacon, and rator. dent, Mrs. Valens Jones; second perftcl for skaars. m a master of ceremonies. The Rev. Weddings-Engagements .vice president,. Mrs. Paul Villano; Slios 32 to *0 ...... W l9 0 Robert Lynch, O.F.M., St. Eliza­ secretary, Mrs. Leo Schuster; beth’s Church, Denver, will de­ Health Program treasurer, Mrs. Angelo Rossi; liver the sermon. ' Frey-Petersen Banns of Marriage corresponding secretary, Mrs. The eight sisters celebrating The first wedding to be per­ Harry Tlampin of Mother of John Moran; and historian, Mrs. their golden jubilee are Sister At St. Mary's in formed in St. Pius Tenth Parish God Parish and Lola Knowlton R. J, Garland. M. Merdarda, Sister M. Dulcis- took place in St. Therese’s of Guardian Angels’ Parish, Den­ A crystal rosary was pre­ sima, Sister M. Humiliana, and Church at noon on May 21, ver. sented by 'the club members to Sister M’. Liberia—all from St. Littleton Praised when nuptial vows were recited Harry T. Zook of St. Philo- the retiring' president, Mrs. Joseph’s Hospital, Omaha, Neb.; by LaDonna Petefsen and Dale mena’s and Miss Elizabeth Ann Bradley Lane, who, in turn, pre­ Littleton.— (St. Mary’s Par­ E. Frey, son of Mr.- and Mrs. W. Riordan of St. Philomena’s. Sister M. Bernardine. St. Eliza­ ish)—St. Mary’s School in Lit­ sented her co-officers, her retir­ beth’s Hospital, Lincoln, Neb.; W. Frey of East S t Louis, 111. Robert Michael Fox of Our ing chairmen, and the new presi­ tleton has won praise from Arap­ The ceremony was witnessed by dent with colorful corsages. Sister M. Dominata, St. An­ ahoe County Health officials for Lady of Grace Parish and Miss thony’s Boys’ Home, Albuquer­ Father Francis Syrianey, and a Emma Louise Mares of St. Philo­ Tea was served in the faculty its complete health program in reception was held later in the lounge following the meeting by que, N. Mex.; Sister M. Antona the past year. mena’s. , and Sister M. Ethelfrieda, St, church hall. Glen Alfred Sliger of St. Pat­ the following hostesses: Mrs. In November, 125 children The bride is the daughter of Ralph Long, Mrs. Valens Jones, Francis’ High School, Humph­ were given physical examina­ rick’s, McCook, Neb., and Miss rey, Neb. Mr. and Mrs. Chris J. Petersen Barbara Ann Klein of St. Philo­ Mrs. D. J. Mulligan, Mrs. John tions. Dr. E. J. Monogue and of 1077 Salem. She was given in mena’s. Harrington, and Mrs. D. Boyden. Silver Jubilarian Dr. Richard Altmix generously marriage by her father. The five sisters celebrating donated their services. Before this was done, 260 Baskets of all-white carnations their silver jubilee are Sister M. decorated the sanctuary, and the Claretta and Sister M. Paschal, children were weighed, measured Joan M. Gibbons Receives and their vision tested. This bride placed a bouquet of white St. Mary’s Hospital, Gallup, N. roses at the Blessed Virgin’s Mex.; Sister M. Rolendis, St. figure was 94 per cent of the enrollment. altar following the recitation of Boniface’s School, M onterey, the vows. Award From Regis College Neb.; Sister M. Hyacinth, St. In the month of February, 24 children from St. Mary’s took Mrs. G. D. Lewis was the FOR 'TOP PERFORMANCE' IN Joseph’s Hospital, Omaha, ITeb.; matron of honor, and Carolyn and Sister M. Raymunda, St. advantage of the immunization Jli.ss Joan Marie Gibbons is will be visiting Mrs. Juanita Tuck and DPT shots at the Tricounty McConnell, the maid of honor. the first woman student to re­ at 326 E. 18th Avenue. CONCERTS AND FESTIVALS Elizabeth’s Hospital, Lincoln, offices. This total was more than Mrs. Chris Petersen, Jr., of Chi­ ceive the newly established On June 12 th e sorority will Neb. cago, Mrs. Donald ^E. Petersen, From Conn’s "years ahead” re­ that of all other Littleton schools award, the Joseph A. Ryan hold its annual breakfast for the St. Joseph’s Convent students combined. Susan Frey of East St. Louis, award to women students at Re­ members and g;uests in the Mt, A fancy loot fr!m «HHi front eod search laboratory come the fa­ will add a feature to the cele­ In March, approximately 40 and Susan Petersen were brides­ gis College, Denver, who have Vernon Country Club. Mrs. Ev­ bock ihodcw pofiol in $Q A Q mous "Air Float” slides, ■ ’Crystecl” bration by presenting the play children were tested and re­ maids. Maureen O’Hanlon and shown exceptional achievement erett Pond, Jr., head of Beta NO*lro« bottsU* oUo ...... W i«fO 'Ma k e o u r s t o r e y o u r valves and "Durocast” keys. These Song at the Scaffold, drama­ tested with the audiometer. The Mary Denise Gutschow were in the field of business. Delta Sigma, has just made it flower girls. MUSICAL headquarters features plus the all over ease of tized by Emmet Lavery from the 12 children who failed were then The award is in honor of the known that the Very Rev, Rich­ 4416 E. 8th Ave. FR. 7-9081 For new CONN, or recondi­ response of Conn instruments novel by Baronass Gertrud von tkken to the Denver Hearing So­ George Caughlin of East S t Rev. Joseph A. Ryan, S.J., who ard F. Ryan, S.J., president of Between Bitch & Clermont on 8th Louis was the best man, and tioned used instruments. . . have been developed to help ypu le Fort. ciety for audiograms. These chil­ organized the department of com­ Regis College, will be the honored onN 10 TO i r. k4. repairs, parts, accessories .. dren are now going to the hear ushers were Gene Caughlin of guest at the affair. overcome the usual playingvine diffi- merce and finance at Regis Col­ record players, records... for ing clinic or are under the care East St. Louis, Chris Petersen, lege and is currently the head of tptryih 'mg in music or musical culties. Come in and see how of the otologists. ^Tricounty re­ Jr., of Chicago, and Donald E. the department. The business instruments. Meet your mu­ these improved Conn models can ported St. Mary’s as 98 per cemt Petersen and Gordon D. Lewis of sorority, Regis’ only sorority, sician friends here—any time. actually help you achieve top perfect in following through with Denver. has announced that it will spon­ If You Are performance. I*-1* this prog;ram. The newlyweds will make sor the award annually to women In April, Dr. Raymond Smith thei;" home in Denver. Any model may be purchased with a low down Presentotion Porish students at Regis. examined the teeth of 214 chil­ Romero-Cordova Planning a ... payment ond the balance on eosy terms Miss Gibbons was initiated into Will Give Awoy dren (78 per cent of the en­ the Beta Delta Sigma sorority | rollment). The first graders were There will be a Nuptial High ★ LUNCHEON Mass at 9 o’clock Saturday, this spring, and is a graduate of i ★ DINNER A Lionel Train the' only children not examined. May 28, in St. Anthony, of Annunciation High School. This' Notices were sent home when Padua’s Parish, Westwood, prior is her first year at Regis. The ★ OR WEDDING See Your Children dental care was needed and'the to which Miss Adriana Cordova department of commerce and fi-| RECEPTION . . . . For Tickets Now sisters stressed oral hygiene dur­ nance ichose Miss Gibbons as the ing this week. of St. Anthony’s Parish and Law­ Call: Remember rence Romero of Walsenburg will recipient for the year 1955. On April 29, some 119 chil­ exchange wedding vows. Two inactive' members of the BYRON ARIS m m CALIFORNIA ST. June 23 - 2 4 -2 5 - 26 dren received the first shot of Delta Sigma Beta sorority will be Catering Manager the antipolio serum. Only 11 chil­ in Denver for the next few weeks: dren eligible to receive the Mass Every Sundoy Cpl. Rosemary Shore is on leave serum did not take it. About 91 At Buffolo Church and staying in the home of her Park Lane Hotel per cent of those eligible re­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan E. ceived it. It is hoped the second Mass is being offered in St. Shore, 3635 Federal Boulevard; PE. 3-4611 • dose can be given before school Elizabeth’s Church, Buffalo, and Mrs. Paul Tuck, whose hus­ Luncheon and Fashion is out. every Sunday at 10 o’clock by band is in the insurance business Shows Are you Father Frederick McCallin, the the Very Rev. Monsignor at Richland, Wash. The Tucks Sisters of St. Joseph, and 'the Elmer J. Kolka. Buffalo is lo­ Top of the Park mothers who volunteered more cated on t ^ South Platte Every Thursday than 250 hours can be proud of River some 45 ‘miles south­ St. Francis' PTA going to college! a job well done. . west of Denver. Gives Picnic h r I / Then try faculty Members Beautiful Evergreens (St. Franci* de Sale*’ High Flowering Shrubs, Fruit Trees and Shade Trees School, Denver) Members of the faculty of St. | Francis de Sales’ High School; For Spring Planting enjoyed a picnic May 18 at Ma-: rie-Chalet, where they were I Old Fashioned Bleeding Hearts, Peonies, guests* of the PTA. Cushion Mums, Large Creeping Phlox, Officers Marion Stortz and | Delphiniums, Columbines and Perennials of Frank Goody of the Denver Po­ all kinds. lice Department entertained the students with their original puppet show on safety. Wichita, Kansas Judy Muckenthaler and Jo­ Beautiful seph Ryan of the speech class ASTERS, SNAPDRAGONS, VERBENAS, FOX gave their prize-winning humor­ ous declamations at the Gold GLOVE, DAHLIAS, FORGET-ME-NOTS, CARNA­ which provi(des Star Mothers’ banquet. TIONS, LADY SLIPPERS, STOCKS, ZINNIAS, Kenneth Duran, a freshman, PINKS, AGERATUM, LOBELIA, ALYSSUM, MARI­ passed the water safety aide excellent course for the Denver (Chapter GOLDS, CANTERBURY BELLS AND 32 VARI­ of the Junior American Red ETIES OF PETUNIAS. educational Cross. This entitles him to teach swimming during this summer Canned Roses Ready to Bloom at any pool in Denver that has the Red Cross “Learn to Swim” opportunities for program. A Everything h r yard and porch boxes young women Heights Art Students Geraniums, Petunias and Vinca Vine, etc.

To Stage Exhibition TOMATO PLANTS, PEPPERS, CABBAGE, CAULIFLOWER AND BROCCOLI PLANTS Art student* at Loretto Resident and Write to: Height* College will have an Fertiliser, Garden and Flower Seeds exhibit of their work in draw­ t N iii’COi'V ^i*AiAfniiin * The May crowning was held on ^ a y 22 ing contemporary de*ign, fa*h- IF IT GROWS ★ IN DOORS! Admissions Counselor n i l i a c i y v r U n lllliy Bonfil^osgriff Shrine at the ion de*ign, lettaring, and Day Students Margery Rwd Mayo Day Nursery.- Seventy .children participated in painting in the Studio of Our. WE HAVE IT! ★ OUT DOORS! the Mocession. The consecration prayer of Pope Pius XII, led by Lady of the Height* on the Sacred Heart College the ^ v . Martin Schiltz, SJ., assistant pastor of Sacred Heart we*t campu* of the college Tuition ...... $200.00 o Year Church, was recited by all. Patricia Baca crowned the statue of following Loretto Day activi- Wichita 13, Kansas Our Lady of Guadalupe. tie* Saturday, May 28. ' ORNIE KNAPP’S Miss Colleen Howard, a graduate of Cathedral High School and The art exhibit will be open Board ...... $400.00 a Year winner of a speech contest, presented her own composition, “The to the general public. SUter Handmaid of the Lord.” The music was rendered by the Sacred Mary Norbert «* director of 4550 Colo. Blvd. Heart Choir, the art department. r

Thursday, May 26, 1955 Office, 938'Bannock 5treef THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEysfone 4-4205 PAGE 5EVEN

St. Clara's Aid Unit Plans I ^IflstSJO A, ^ itu c Archbishop's Guild Report Completed (ArchbUhop’s Guild, Denver) Christ the King Circle will second meeting May 19 in the Luncheon, Card Party J une 1 The members of the ways and meet June 3 in the home of Ida home of, Pat Killorin and chose means committee of the Arch­ Romero. the name Our Lady of the The monthly card party and There are only two weeks bishop’s Guild, Mary Alice Casey New Circle Snows. The following officers luncheon of St, Clara’s Aid So­ left to bring in the Colum­ and Rosalie Gifford, have com­ were elected: Kathleen Mc- ciety will be held at the orphan­ bine Milk coupons. They may be Orphanage Aid The membership committee, pleted the records from the cir­ Sheehy, president; Jean McClos- age on Wednesday, June 1, at brought to the card party on J une cles for the fashion show. They Virginia Collin and Pat Killorin, key, treasurer; Theresa Brennan, 12:30 with the following host­ 1 at the orphanage. report the first three circles in has announced the organization secretary; Betty Santo, pub­ esses: St. Clara’s is entered in the Society Meets both amount of money and per­ of a new circle. It is composed licity; Geneva Byrne, layette; Mrs. E. Castellan, chairman, contest, which has a first prize of At the May meeting of the centage of sales per member as of young married women, most Helen Gordon, linens; and Mil­ assisted by Mmes. Rena Horne, 51,000 to the charity having the follows: St. Catherine’s, $53; of whom went to S t Dominic's dred Welch and Jane Johnson, Kate Lammers, Helen Carmack, most coupons. The contest closes Queen of Heaven Aid Society, with Mrs. Irene Koser presid­ Santa Marie, $42; and- St. Fran­ School together. They held their prayer chairman. Mary Wartner, Schmidt, Mary June 16. Coupons may be mailed ces Cabrini’s, $41. Hall, -and Gertrude Kelly. Mem­ to the president,’ Mrs. Rose M. ing, Mrs. Margaret Crede was enrolled as a perpetual member. These were followed by St.' bers and friends of St. Clara’s Mattick,. 330 'E. 16th Avenue, Thomas More’s, Key of Heaven, are invited. Apt. 10, Denver. Miss Sue Hally and Mrs. D. The Loveliest of i '.-— ^ '■v Rotolo were delegates to the Mystical Rose, and Our Lady of ACCW convention. Fatima, in that order. The high­ Wedding Gowns A The card party on April 19 est saleswomen were Charlotte was an outstanding success. The Hazlitt, 'Margaret McCullough, and Helen Frazzini. The total net from Chez Marie's largest attendance in the history v / - " of these spring socials was on proceeds were $580. The newly wonderful Upholding A hand. The committee in charge formed circle. Our Lady of .Per­ collection. headed by Mrs. 0. ^J. O’Byrne, petual Help, reported $11. 65 Year the nuns, and the children join Little Flower Circle will meet May 26 in the home of Psft Pat- Sketched gown is in extending thanks to all who ■Chantilly lace' I rocki. in any way contributed to the over tulle. success of the benefit. The man’s Mary Nadorff will entertain watch \yas awarded to Elmer Precious Blood Circle May 30. Jerkin, 1120 Broadway. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lathrop Bridal Gowns Tentative plans for participa­ of St. Catherine’s Circle are from 39.95 tion in the annual pilgrrimage to moving to their new home at Other Formals the St. Frances Cabrini Shrine 1898 S. Hazel Court this week. from 19.95 on Sunday, July 10, were made. The last meeting of Queen of Heaven Circle was a surprise Sizes 7-17 Mrs. Hilda Chiolero, president and 8-20 of Section 54, needlework farewell dinner for Mary Ruth guild, reported that 474 gar­ Hodges. She and h er, husband ments had been sent to the in­ and daughter will leave June 16 gathering of the guild thi^ year. for Helena, Mont., to live. Mrs. M. Covillo was awarded the Blessed Sacrament Circle will special award held in con­ meet May 26 in the home of nection with the needlework Dorothy Nadorff. guild fund of each meeting. The Mr. and Mrs. John Burke of St. Gertrude Sewing Club fu r­ Our Lady of the Rosary Circle nishes the monthly award. have gone to Seattle, Wash., to 'The tradition of a Horan Fu­ meet their son, Joseph, who has neral in Denver rests on sixty- been in the Quartermaster Corps of the Army for three years and five years of thoughtful serv­ D n n r P C o n c p r t Covlllo; noted Denver ballerina, choreog' is returning from Korea. ice, always provided by us to VUillrC NiUlIbCl I rapher, and teacher, explains a movement to Catholic Nurses Our Lady of Fatima Circle two of the leading dancers in the forthcoming production of “Red will meet June 4 in the home of an unusual degree. For two Riding Hood’s Adventure’’ to be presented by the Covillo-Parker genei'ations a Horan Funeral Virginia Saba. Agnes Carey is Dancers at East High School Auditorium on Saturday and Sunday, spending the month of May in has been a synonym for Dig­ May 28 and 29. With Miss Covillo (standing) is Suzanne Hammons Hear Address by Boston and the East. nity and Appropriateness, re­ as the Wolf and (seated) is Joan Alcorn as Red Riding Hood. Both St. Ann’s Circle will meet gardless of cost. Miss Hammons and Miss Alcorn are from Cathederal June 1 in the home of Ceil + + Archbishop Vehr Scheunemann, with Lois O’Fal­ (Archdioce*an Council of Cath­ lon as cohostess. olic Nur*e*, Denver Chapter) Key of Heaven Circle had a 515 Sixteenth St. Choreographers Covillo, The annual Communion break handkerchief party at its last (Nfit to Mti rirtmcmol) LIMOUSINE fast on May 21 at Holy Ghost meeting. Mary Boggs was a guest. Church was well attended by Op«n Catholic nurses. The guest of St. Anthony’s Circle had to Mondays Parker to Give Concert honor at the Albany Hotel break­ postpone its meeting to May 26 9 to A Cadillac limousine is provid­ fast was Archbishop Urban J because of the illness of the 8:30 P.M. ed in every funeral. Our fu­ Lillian Covillo and Freidann loved fairy tale “Cinderella” and Vehr of Denver. hostess, Lucille Potter. neral vehicle is also a Cadillac. Parker, well-known dance teach­ the mean wolf in the Lyric The­ In his message to the ACCN St;- ^ tric k ’s Circle will meet ers and producers, will present ater interpretation of “Red Rid­ the Archbishop stressed the need June 2 in the home of Rosemary their annual Children’s Dance ing Hood’s Adventure.” to popularize nursing, and urged Costello. Concert Saturday, May 28, and Joan Alcorn of Cathedral the group to find some practical Inez McPhillips will entertain DR. JAMES P. Sunday, May 29, in East High dances the title role of “Red method of encouraging vocations St. Joseph’s Circle June 2. HORAN & SONS MORTUARY Auditorium. Riding Hood” and the godmother through some unified plan. Catherine Hoffman, president GRAY Six talented young girls from in “Cinderella.” Kathleen Bana- The Rev. Dominic Albino. of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Denver’s parochial schools have O.S.M., guest speaker, spoke on Circle, has announced her en­ Optometrist han, also of Cathedral, appears gagement to Paul Parshall. 1527 Cleveland Place KEystone -1-6297 leading roles in the productions. as the queen in “Cinderella.” the subject, “Opportunities for FISCAL CARE Suzanne Hammons of Cathe­ Charity.” The Rev. John J. Regan Denver, Colorado Mary Ann Lutter of Holy Family EYES EXAMIISED dral dances the title role will alternate with Joan Alcorn extended his greetings to the 35th Wedding Fete FISCAL TRAINING in the dance version of the be- as the godmother-in “Cinderella.” ACCN group, and spoke of the Dorothy Fink of St. Philomena’s work of the Mother of Perjjetual Optometrist Women Retreat Ass'n. alternates with Suzanne Ham­ Help Guild. Seated also at the For Mike Virgilios mons as the wolf in “Red Riding speakers’ table were the Rt, Rev 212-13 Colo. Bldg., 1615 Calif. St, Hood,” and Shannon McKelvie John R. Mulroy, the Rt. Rev Mr. and Mrs. Mike Virgilio of Phone for Appointment Holds Luncheon-Meet Monsignor Joseph J. Walsh of 0 of St. Mary’s Academy will dance 6200 N. Huron Street, were hon­ TA. 5-8883 the role of the daughter in the Pueblo, the Rev. F red erick ored on their 35th wedding anni­ DO-NCTS The officer! and board fantasy “The Marionette Maker.” Mann, the Rev. Regis McGuire, versary at a party given for them member* of the Catholic Lay Special sets have been cre­ C ath erin e Scharping, Denver by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Bona Women’* Retreat A»ociation ated by Dale Peterson and Betty council president and master of at their mountain home in Indian for were entertained at a lunch­ Bachar for the three production ceremonies; Louise Center Hills on Sunday, May 15. BAZAARS • PARTIES • SCHOOLS eon on Saturday, May 21, in numbers. spiritual committee chairman Sixty-five guests attended, NECCHI ^ ELNA CLUB MEETINGS • GET TOGETHERS the home of the aoociation’t Special music has been ar­ Florine Gallagher, Viola Watson among them members of the president, Mr*. Ralph Heck­ ranged for “Cinderella” by Dale Lauretta Dwyer, and Doris Dan clergy, including Monsignor ‘Where cpialily sells & Prices lell” man. Dykins, professor ef music at ahey. Elmer J. Kolka, Father D. A. World’s first and most advanced Mrs. Danahey jfresented the Special quantity discounts At th e luncheon-meeting the Colorado State College of Ed­ Lemieux, and Father Richard C. AUTOM ATIC plan* were formulated for the ucation. annual report of the Mother of Hiester; the Italian consul and sewing machines SUNRISE DONUT CORP. annual retreat of the a**ocia- Tickets for the Covillo-Parker Perpetual Help Guild. his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Giulio Bil- Entertainment at the break­ DESKS ArrioriD n ikiieo siates usiihc u.. nc. LlCHTtST 616 E. 17th at Pearl St. AL. 5-1113 tion to be held at Loretto dance concert are available ancioni; the assistant consul and AND CONSOLES WEIOHT POKTAOLE Height* College on Aug. 25, through the studio or at the box fast was provided by Joyce Mai- wife, Mr. and Mrs. Serafino Ni- 26, 27, and 28. office at East High School. selson, vocalist, and Janice gro; Dr. and Mrs, FredeVick H. • RENTALS, SERVICE *nd REPAIRS of *11 m*kM of «ewinK m»chinc*. Thompson, pianist, both of Lo­ • Many u»od, reconditioned tewing machines at low. low price*. Full detail* of the retreat Miss Covillo is remembered for Brandenburg, Dr. and Mrs. Ralph her leading dance roles and cho­ retto Heights. A dramatic read­ R. Gibson, Jr.; Dr. and Mrs. BEFORE YOU BUY you owe it to yourself to compare! THE BREIVTWOOD FLORIST will be announced later in the ing was presented by Winifred Come in or phone for FREE DEMONSTRATION “Denver Catholic Regi*ter.” reography in the Catholic Char­ Roger Albi, Mr. and Mrs. An­ FLOWERS and FOLIAGE PLANTS, The Setting for ities operas produced by the late Walsh, student of Mercy Hos­ thony F. Zarlengo, Dr. and Mrs. • Liberal trade-in allowance • Convenient term* Rt. Rev. Monsignor Joseph Bo- pital. Serge Aiello, the couple who Authorized Dealer Better Living — Vases and Planters Catholic Library setti. Catherine Scharping extends attended the Virgilios .35 years Gifts and Novelties To Close Fridays her appreciation to Louise Cen­ ago; Mr. and Mrs. Ben C. Lami- ACE SEWING MACHINE CO. ter and the spiritual life commit­ rato; and many others. Atk about our LAY AJTAY plan The Catholic Library will Women's Study Group tee who made the event a suc- 174 So. Broadway al Cedar SH 4-1763 2077 S. Federal WE«t 4-4296 clo*e on Friday* during the cess. August Wedciing *ummer. Hour* will be: Mon­ An Avenue Flower Shop — Associate day, 12-4; Tueiday, Thur*day, Plans Election June 2 and Saturday, 2-5; and. Sun­ Queen's Daughters day, 11-1. The Catholic Women’s Study Club met in the Denver Dry Goods Tearoom April 7. “Our Supper May 31 FOR THE FINEST CLEANING Catholic Heritage” was the sub­ Instead of the regular meet­ | » - | » ject presented/by Mrs. S. H. Mat- ing of the Queen’s Daughters AND REPAIRING son. on the first Sunday in June, the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Wil­ ORIENTAL and DOMESTIC Presentation Porish- Mrs. W. A. Carlile, president, named Mrs. Leo Deering, Mrs. liam M. Higgins, chaplain, will Will Give Awoy Charles AJlen, and Mrs. J. J. act as host to the members at RUGS Dowd as a nominating coramitt- a buffet supper. A Lionel Train tee. The supper will be served at Election of officers will be held 6 o’clock 'Tuesday, May 31, in Call See Your Children the basement auditorium of St. at the next meeting, which is to Philomena’s School, 940 Fill­ For Tickets Now be a patio party in the home of more Street. Cars may be Rem em ber Mrs. Giles Foley, 1960 Grape parked on the playground east 2630 E. 3rd DE. 3-8840 or EA. 2-8361 Street, Thursday, June 2, at June 23 - 24 - 25 - 26 p.m. of the school building, between Also Wall to Wall Cleaning in the Home Ninth and 10th Avenues on Fillmore. Zonta Club At 7 :30 that evening, a Sol­ emn Mass will be celebrated in The Zonta Club will meet for St. Philomena’s Church honor­ dinner on Thursday, May 26, at ing the Blessed Mother oh the 6:30 p.m. in the Farmer’s Union occasion of her new Feast of Building, Denver. Anne Laughlin the Queenship of Mary. The of the Regis College faculty will Queen’s Daughters are privi­ Mrs. Mary Swanson of be the guest speaker. leged to be guests at the Mass. 5301 Colorado Boulevard, contemporary announces’ the engagement of her daughter, Mary Jo, to Jean Louis Junior Catholic Daughters Jacques. Miss Swanson is a graduate of furniture Annunciation High School and St. Mary College, Xavier, Kans. To Hold Annual Procession At present she is employed as a field director for the Deaver On Wednesday evening, June chosen to place the bouquet of Area Council Camp Fire Girls. qualified decorators 1, the Junior Catholic Daugh­ roses before a statue of the Sa­ Mr. Jacques, son of Mr, and ters of America will pledge their cred Heart. Miss Fitzgerald is the Mrs. Henry Jacques of 3194 W. fealty to the Sacred Heart of daughter of Mrs. Thomas Fitz­ 40th Avenue, is a graduate of interior designs Jesus in their annual procession gerald and a granddaughter of Regis High School. He is now of roses. This ceremony will be the late Mrs. A1 Werle, both ac­ completing courses at Regis Col­ 3031 East 2nd Avenue held in St. Francis de Sales’ tive in the work of the Catholic lege after serving two years with Church, Denver, at 7 :30 p.m. Daughters and of the Junior the U. S. Army. dudlej^ 8*3676 open 9:30 'til 8:30 Karen Fitzgerald of Immacu­ Catholic Daughters in Denver. A late August wedding is plan­ late Conception Troop has been She will be attended by (Con­ ned at Our Lady of Clrace nie Freyta, Olga Doyle, Veronica Church. Phannensiel, Kathy Forster, and J oan Lidinsky, representatives from each o f the other active troops. A 11 Junior Catholic Daughters are urged to attend Are You Planning A Wedding? and march with their troops. The Act of Consecration, as 8iL i t lavidJh ifL MJuxiIij.hjudqsd^~mi^^ set in the Manual of the Junior Catholic Daughters, will be re­ IT CAN BE COMPLETELY SUPPLIED AND peated by the entire group be­ fore the Shrine of the Sacred ARRANGED FOR YOU BY EXPERIENCED Heart of Jesus. WEDDING CONSULTANTS The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Greg­ And you pay for the merchandise O^XY! ory Smith, Vicar General of the INVITATIONS • GUEST BOOK • RECEPTION HALL archdiocese and pastor of St. INFORMALS ' • CANDLES • CATERING SERVICE Francis de Sales Parish, will at­ PERSONALIZED: MATCHES. NAPKINS, PLATES and CUPS tend and, will confer the honor We also rent Bridal Gowns and Bridesmaids Dresses pins. The Rev. Frederick McCal- Irii, chaplain for the Juniors, will Open Evenings by Appointment speak. Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament will conclude the cere- niony. The music will be fur­ FREE WEDDING GOWN nished by a special choir of St. Sjudat Francis 'de Sales’ Grade School To be given away June 3, 1955 97U5 Montview Boulevard under the direction of Sister Eva No purebasa nec. Coma in and register. EMpire 6-2907 Joseph. Mrs. A. J. Bonino is Karen Fitzgerald organist. Immediate service on last-minute invitations I 24 Hrs. PAGE EIGHT Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4<4205 Thursday, May 26, 1955 Formal Dinner-Dance Set iiiiam Miller By Knights for May 28 ^cdtholk. Tyisu fiL d d ww iiio H i s A i L 1 A formal dinner-dance will of Mmes. C. Cory, J. Sulli­ Elected to Post be held by the Fourth Degree van, C. Schmidt, and S. Ko- Knights of Columbus Satur-.. pecky. day, May 28, in the Cathedral Tickets for the dinner and Of 40 & S Unit Room of the Albany Hotel, evening are $3.25 per person Denver. and are available from the William G. Miller, prominent Major General Gilchrist Evening Rite Formal dress or tuxedos secretary at the Knights of member of St. Francis de Sales’ will he in order for the eve­ Columbus Home, 15J5 Grant Parish, Denver, was chosen as ning affair. Street, or from officers and chef de gare to head the Den­ To Address K. of C. Club The evening will begin with committeemen of the Fourth ver Voiture of the Forty & Eight For Men Slated a prime rib of beef dinner Degree. “Society, fun and honor or^niza at 7 :30 p.m. Romeo’s five- tion of the American Legion, at The U. S. Air Force’s director Dr. Ralph Spear will be hon­ piece orchestra will furnish Fr. E. W. Wichmann the annual election held in the of finance for its global opera­ ored by the Friday Luncheon the music for the guests. Legion Home on Friday, May 20, tions, Maj. Gen. John R. Gil­ Club for his being picked In Welby Church General chairmen for the Overcoming Polio Other officers to serve with christ, will address the K. of C. “Knight of the Month’’ by Coun­ Friday Luncheon Club at its cil 539. On Thursday, June 9, a night evening will be Charles Cory, of recollection will be held in G. Smith, and Judge George The Rev. Edward W. Wich­ meeting May 27 in the K. of C. mann of the Pueblo Diocese, who Home, 1575 Grant Street,‘Den­ Assumption Church, Welby. It H. Lerg. Members of the re­ will start at 7 p.m. and will be ception committee will include was stricken with the nonpara­ ver. lytic type of polio 10 days ago, General Gilchrist is command­ conducted, by the Rev. Albert John J. Sullivan, John J. Mor­ Gagliarducci, O.8.M. All Cath rissey, Joseph F, Little. Judge is recovering m St. Mary’s Hos­ ing general of the Air Force Fi­ pital in Pueblo. nance Center, Denver. He is ex­ olic men are invited to attend. George H. Lerg, State Master The Rev. Dominic Albino, Norbert Beckius, and faithful Father Wichmann, assistant at pected to dicuss coming develop­ ments in the Air Force, which is O.S.M., pastor of S t Catherine’s navigator for the Fourth De­ St. Therese’s Parish in Pueblo, Church, Derby, and chaplain of gree John J. Sullivan. is the son of Mrs. Esther Wich­ much in the current news be­ cause of Russia’s efforts to gain the council, won the deep freeze Floral and table arrange­ mann of Blessed Sacramept at the bazaar sponsored by the ments are under the direction Parish, Denver. air superiority. The veteran career officer is a Knights of Columbus, Coronado native of Rhode Island and a Council 3268, Welby. graduate of the U. S. Military Plans are being made for a 17 fsl ^ C A riftI Smiling happily over prospects for a big turn- Academy. He served first as an father-son Commudion break­ n# VI V# ifVIriui jggj. Knights of Columbus social DENVER'S infantry officer before becoming fast. The date has tentatively function of the spring and summer season, a buffet dinner and an Army finance officer. He been set for Father’s Day, Sun­ dance May' 31, are, left to right, standing, Ralph Kramer and FINEST CATERING served with General Eisenhow­ day, June 19. Jack 5!(,onckton; seated, Frank Breen and Bill • Costello. Breen is er’s staff in World War II and The first degree was con the general chairman of the affair. in 1945 with the U. S. repara­ ferred on Archie James and SERVICE tion mission in Japan. Francis James May 23. The class At the AFFC, General Gil­ was named the Nick James Class christ holds centralized control for Mr. James’ outstanding K. of C. Council 539 Plans of the Air Force appropriations service to the knights’ work. Mr. 7 5 ^ and throughout the world. James is the father of Francis An outstanding Catholic lay­ James. Buffet Dinner, Ball May 31 Per Person man, the general is a member of William G. Miller Christ the King Parish and was Maj. Gen. J. R. Gilchrist Denver Council 539 of the the past year will be the hon- the general chairman of the re­ All Catholic men and their Knights of Columbus will hold ored guests at the affair, and are •k WEDDINGS -kHOME him are; Vince Eckley, chef de cent Loretto Heights Develop­ guests are invited to attend the especially invited to attend. train; Jay Hanley, sous chef de Denver K. of C. a buffet dinner and dance—the ^CHURCH ment Program. He was Loretto meetings of the FLC every week. -k PARTIES train; Noel Kinney, commissairc final social affair of the spring -k BUFFETS M CLUB Heights’ commencement speaker They are held from noon until intendant; Dewey Flint, sous in 1952. p.m. and summer season—on Tues­ -k LUNCHEONS ■k LODGE, ETC. commissaire intendant; Henry W Council 539 to day, May 31, in the K. of C. -k RECEPTIONS -kOUR OWN Kauffman, correspondent; Pat For Eighth Division Artillery Joy,'sous correspondant; Thomas Home, according to Frank Breen, P-1* Private Banquet Room *k BANQUETS Malcolm, conducteur; general Chairman. Bo.x Lunches • - Sandwiches Ray Schmittling, sous conduc Elect Officers Knights and their guests will Presentation Parish Rev. John E. Gremillion be admitted without charge. Din­ teur; Quentin Rosenberg, com The annual election of offi­ Will Give Away cers of Denver Council 539, ner will be served starting at 7 mis voyageur; Lester Hammer, p.m., with the dance slated to sous commis voyageur; Ralph Knights of Columbus, is sched­ begin at about 9 p.m. A1 Rpdi’s A Lionel Train Brown, garde le p o rte ; Ed Named Ft. Carson Padre uled at the meeting June 7. The orchestra will provide the music. Owens, sous garde le porte The Rev. (Capt.) Jphn E. present grand knight, Robert Sec Your Children C d k fi& ia .,Jfn c . Harry Thoman, lampiste; Sylves Sulpice’s in Paris. He earned a Norton, has called for a record ]^lph Kramer has decorated Gremillion has been named Cath­ master’s degree in theology'from attendance so that the popular the hall in keeping with the For Tickets Now ter Bohe, sous lampiste; William olic chaplain of the Eighth Di­ (Formerly Cunningham's) Kendall and August Triblehorn the Catholic University in Wash­ support of the new officers will theme of spring, and Bill Cos­ Rem em ber vision Artillery at Fort Carson, ington. 1592 S. Broadwoy SH. 4-2474 cheminots; and John L. H^plter, be broadened. “The support and tello, dance chairman, will be June 23 - 24 - 25 - 26 grand cheminot. it was announced this week. Prior to entering the Army as enthusiasm of individual knights assisted by a hospitality commit­ The 38-year-old chaplain was a chaplain, he served at St. will certainly be greater for tee of Gus Perkins, Lon Slu- One of the chief assignments of sarski. Bill Knoll, and Victor the American Legion program reassigned to Fort Carson from John’s Cathedral in Lafayette council activities if they them­ Camp Bussac, France. Previously from 1941 to 1945. Chaplain selves helped elect their leaders," Krammer. Jack Monckton is su­ Fish & Chips, French Fried Shrimp given this society is the child wet pervising the dinner arrange­ fare program, the highlight of he had served in the Phillippine Gremillion served with the 82nd he said. Title Insurance Islands. Airborne from 1945 to 1947, in­ Plans are progressing rapidly ments. or Fried Chicken Dinners which is the annual Christmas Is the modem method of ob­ party given at Mt. St. Vincent’s Father Gremillion was or­ cluding a year in the Philippines. for the 27th annual Silver Dol­ New Knights lar Days, according to the chair­ taining protection against any Complete Dinners Ready to Serve Orphanage. dained in the Diocese of La­ He was released from active To Be Honored fayette, La., in 1941. He at­ duty in 1947 and resumed his men, Charles Reilly and Phil A1 defect in the Title of your Delirtrcd tt jonr door, *r 2Sc leu if picked op bus. The charity event is sched All of Council 539’s candi­ real estate. Cloied tended the Institute Catholique studies at the Catholic Univer­ dates who were initiated during — One Order Plenty for Three — Mondays Cost Accountants Unit in Paris from 1949 to 1951 and sity and in Paris. In 1951 he uled June 30, and July 1-2. A . • . . And provides received a doctorate in canon was recalled and. stationed at hard-top Oldsmobile is the main law there. attraction. State SECURITY Elects Officers, Board Fort Carson for nine months be­ The council will participate in ■ He also had attended the fore being assigned to Europe. annual Memorial Day services in Insurance Manager At the annual meeting of the Preparatory Seminary in Cov­ The priest’s parents, Mr. and Mt. Olivet Cemetery May 30. A National Association of Cost Ac­ ington, Ky.; Notre Dame Semi­ Mrs. James A. Gremillion, live uniformed delegation of, knights Z/P,..ru4H^ countants at t h e Lakewood nary, New Orleans; and St. in Baton Rouge, La. will attend. 1010 S. Gaylord Dinneri Serred 4 to 8 SPrUCe 7 -4 4 6 9 Country Club Tuesday, May 17, Dr. Ralph Spear was named the following officers and di­ The work­ Seated is Clarence J. Seitz, chair­ by the council as “Knight of the Properly rectors were elected: Social Security ings of the Month.’’ President, Morris B. Hecox, man of the day. Kitchen and Dining Room Equipment Ingwersen Mfg. Co., Inc.; vice federal insurance program were Owner president, Otto P. Butterly, But- explained at the Denver Knights of Columbus Friday Luncheon Regis Literary Unit China • Glassware ■ Silverware terly, Burrus & Co.; vice pres­ Club meeting May 13 by Richard Ranges - Steamtables • Dishwashers ident, Robert' W. Wasley, Uni­ Toomey, shoyn at the micro­ Insures lUarketabilU} versity of Colorado; treasurer, phone. He is regional representa­ Folding Table and Chairs Ferris E. Braun, Management Hears W . E. Barrett . for tive of the U. S. Bureau of Old Consultant; secretary, Ronald L. Age and Survivors’ Insurance. William E. Barrett, prominent J h j L j i i k Church Dinners • School Lunch Programs Bush, Electron Corporation; di­ Denver Catholic author of The Institutions rectors, Robert S. Dukes, Secur­ Left Hand of God, and The Shad­ ities Credit Corp.; Max Galam- ows of the Images, addressed the T fiJuaM ydif. Q o. SPECIAL PRICES TO CATHOLIC INSTITUTIONS box, Jeppesen & Co.; T. E. Literary Club of Regis College, Graves, Denver Fire Clay Co.; Denver, on Monday, May 16, in Harold B. Langford, Olinger the college lounge. Statf Wld« T1tl« ScttIm Carson Hotel Supply Mortuaries; Edward R. Moore, Barrett discussed the interpre­ 1711 California 1301 Wazee KE. 4-3126 Denver Kuner Empsen Co.; Paul W. tation and reaction to his latest KE. 4-12^1 Rainbow, King Soopers, Inc.; novel. The Shadows of the Robert J. Swenson, Ideal Cement Images, his experiences through Co.; Thomas I. Terril, Jr., Elec­ 26 years of professional writing, tron Corporation; and Robert A. some of his methods, and some Witmer, the Great Western of the ideas for his forthcoming Sugar Co. novel, to be finished in the fall. INTERMOUNTAIN Listen to Mr. Barrett, whose Left Hand Baseball of God has recently been produced R. L. Talbott was ap­ ELEVATOR CO. Major in Hollywood, emphasized the ne­ pointed state manager, in on K.M.Y.R. Denver ;— Longmont League cessity for sincerity in the young March, of the Central Catholic writer, stating that no writer Insurance Co., with home offices Hudson — Yuma Eighth Grade Graduation can achieve his potential without in Omaha, Neb. Mr. Talbott is a The Beer That BAKERIES the ability to be absolutely sin­ member of St. Dominic’s Parish, Colo. June 1 at St. John Parish cere with his readers. Denver, and of the Knights of Atlanta, Nebr. Made Milwaukee Famous ‘T/ie Finest O nW Barrett will travel this week Columbus. He is a graduate of 66 So. Broadway (St. John the Evangelist’s for the big picnic will be eriH to New York City, the locale S t Joseph’s High School, Denver, 753 So. Univenity Parish, Denver) drawn up at this meeting. of his next novel, for a short stay. class of 1949; and a graduate of Fort Morgan Mills MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. 1550 Colorado Bird. Mrs. William Hennessey Is the junior college in Grand 3rd Ato & Josephine Graduation exercises for the Junction, in 1951. Robert M. — Paul V. — M. T. Murray eighth g;rade students will be seriously ill in St. Joseph’s Hos­ Gold Key Award Inc. held on Wednesday evening, pital. , Donald F. Clifford, 2091 Talbott has had several years June 1, at 7:45. The Rev. Francis Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lawrie are Birch Street, Denver, a member of experience in the insurance Fort Morgan and business, before receiving the ap­ Syrianey, pastor of St. Pius X the parents of a girl born in S t of the 1957 class at the Catholic HillrofO, Colo. Pariah, will be the speaker. Joseph’s Hospital. University of America, Washing­ pointment with Central Catholic Insurance. He manages all of the There will be a special Mass for Mr. and Mrs. Kilian Haber ton, D.C., was awarded a gold Manufacturers and Distributors the graduates Son Wednesday kom' are the parents of a girl key for his participation in the company’s busines in this state morning at 8 o’clock at which all born in St. Anthony’s Hospital. activities of the Snahan Debat­ regarding individual, family, hos­ Mr. and Mrs. Carl Batliner are ing Society. The award was made pital, medical, accident and Golden Sunshine Flour the graduates will receive Com­ health, child group insurance, and munion. the parents of a boy bom at May 10 at a student activities local hospital. banquet. athletic coverage. Policies are Challenger Fortified JUNE Family Circle Eighth Grade sold to Catholics only. Mr. Tal­ Dinner Dance bott’s office is at 2725 W. 32nd Feeds The eighth grade dinner dance Crowning May 29 for Tots Avenue, and the phono number and “Coketail” party will be'held is GR. 7-6327. Thursday, May 26, in the school hall. Mrs. Vincent Dugan and At St. Louis', Englewood Mrs. Tom Curtan will be in charge of arrangements. Englewood.— (S t Louis’ Par­ sodality at the June 8 picnic. There will be a breakfast for ish)—Seventy-five kindergarten There will be no baby sitting by the graduates after the nine children will take part in a May the sodalists during the summer o’clock Mass on Wednesday, crowning ceremony in the months. June 1. Mrs. Eugene Di Illio is church Sunday, May 29, at 3 A neighborhood Girl Scout so­ in charge. A reception will be o’clock. Following the ceremony cial was held in the school Tues­ held after graduation exercises there will be Benediction. day evening, May 24. Guests on the evening: of June 1 for the The eighth graders will leave were girls interested in scouting graduates, families, and guests. by bus for El Dorado Springs, and their parents. Mrs. William The seventh graders’ mothers Thursday, May 26, for an all-day Vobejda, chairman, presented will serve under the .chairman- picnic at the resort. The PTA the program. Each troop gave a shin of Mrs. Howard Swanson. sponsors the annual outing. special number. Kathy Axell, 'The new PTA officers for the Following Mat. and Com- district director, showed a movie coming year were installed at the munion, May 31, thi* year’s of Girl Scouts in action. Mrs. pastjneeting and are as follows: eighth grade gradnata. will be T. L. Wakefield was in charge of President, Mrs. John Maguire; feted with a breakfast at the refreshments. vice president, Mrs. Robert Gru­ Top of the Park in the Park The Cub Scouts will hold a ber; secretary, Mrs. John Gra­ . kane Hotel. The annual treat pack meeting in Englewood City ham; treasurer, Mrs. Joseph is provided by the PTA for Park on Saturday, May 28 at Musso; and historian, Mrs. Ed­ the graduation, class. 11 a.m. mund Kluck. Our Lady Queen of Heaven The final meeting of the Boy Scouts Sodality will meet on Monday, Arapahoe County PTA council Given Awards May 30, at 7:30 p.m. in St. was attended by Mrs. H. W. The Boy Scouts awarded three John’s School Hall. A very fine Crowfoot, Mrs. H. Krumholz, new tenderfoot badges at the program has been arranged Mrs. J. Lyons, and Mrs. R. J. last meeting to John Crowfoot, for the evening. Final plans Sullivan. Frank Davis, and Mike Dolan. Three hundred dollars was al­ Alex Sungaila was advanced to lotted by the PTA towards the second class rank. Scouts receiv­ SKONiin n oasn Msne expense of providing the extra ing merit badges were Howard classroom that will be needed Nienke, book binding and fishing MARY AMNE this coming September. A five- (also den chief cord); Dud Pitch- piece silver tea. set was also ford, scholarship; Tom Fleming, 5AKERIE5 purchased for use at receptions. basket weaving; home repairs “ No, you didn’t get m t out of bed. We’ve got a All Butter Sodalislt Plan Picnic and reading. Bill Vobejda. Paul Ross and Glen Ross bedside phone now. CAKES In City Park merited their Eagle award in the far A picnic in Englewood City Eagle Court of Honor at Phipps Step-saving additional telephones cost only 3 or 4 Wsddinis Park was planned at Monday’s Auditorium. They were also sad sodality meeting for Wednesday, guasts at a dinner honoring cents a day, plus a small installation charge, regard­ Psrtits June 8, at 3:30 p.m. Eagle Scouts from the Arapahoe less of where you want them installed. Just call our (•1 8. Brasdwsr—FE. >-

i Telephone, KEystone 4-4205 PAGE NINE T h u rsd ay, May 26,. 1955 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Amusements-Dining Make-Up Tilts Put Cap on Prep Season Recreation For a Thrilling Long Week-End Coach and Pupil Champion Raiders Out to Keep Vacation — Make It Record Clean Against Bulldogs

B y M ary C u lliton Regis’ Red Raiders will be out to put the cap on the Denver Parochial League baseball season Thursday, May 26, when they clash with St. Joseph’s Bulldogs at Fifth and Federal at 3 :30 p.m. Because of rain, this contest, akmg with two others, was canceled Ascension Thurs- lippo, Raider catcher, was blasted a two-bagger and Ralph day. May 19. Regis, with six -wins credited with the longest drive Anselmo, Tiger third baseman, and Chalets and no losses, has already won of the game, a three bagger, had a perfect day at the plate, the league crown by virtue of its and Vince Mangus, Gene Pe- getting three blows for three Six Miles Above Evergreen on Cub victory Sunday, May 22, and will trone, and Ray Schneringer of times at bat. now be trying to preserve its Creek—Brook Forest Road, Evergreen Regis, and Chuck Leonard of St. Joseph’s Bulldogs shut­ perfect season. St, Francis’ connected for r Another rescheduled game will out the Cathedral Blue Jays, doubles. 11-0, at City Park Sunday. Continental Cuisine at its Finest! find the second-place M t Carmel Mt. Carmel’s hopes for a tie Eagles pitted against Annuncia­ This victory moved the Bull­ with the Raiders were shattered dogs up into fourth place and tion’s Cardinals Friday, May 27, when Mullen handed them .a 4-3 LUNCHEONS — DINNERS — COCKTAILS S p D J lh u at the City Park field at 3:30 dropped the Blue Jays down to loss Sunday. In this tight battle seventh place. p.m. Mt. Carmel has been the Mullen’s Kenny Rozmiarek per­ *‘An old world charm in an Alpine Setting** biggest threat to the powerful Don Hanak, sophomore ace, mitted only five hits and Mt. ? e o o Regis nine but they are now two Carmel’s Johnny Ezit was close pitched beautiful ball, allow­ games behind with four wills. behind, allowing only six. Ezit ing the Cathedralites but three Private Room and Bath up Gremlins Edge Blue Joys fanned 10 men and Rozmiarek scratch blows, Freddie Vigil "Sport, rightly understood, In the third make-up game, St. seven. was the big stickman for the After two innings with no winners, getting two long is on occupation of the whole St. Francis’ ended its season by triples, one with the bases man and, while perfecting trouncing Cathedral, 7-2, on score, Mt. Carmel tallied in Wednesday, May 25, at City the top half of the third and loaded. the body, it also mokes the Park. «Fohn Yedo and Jim Pa­ Mullen came back in the sec­ mind o more refined instru­ checo were on the hill for the ond half of the inning to score QUICK LUNCHES ment for the search and Gremlins, giving the Blue Jays twice. Mullen’s other two runs A communication of truth." only five hits. Joe Catalina let were made in the fourth and Ricketts Lead s seven Gremlins hit. Fireworks fifth innings and Mt. Carmel’s FOR BUSINESS MEN — Pope Pius XII, 1945 started for the Gremlins in the in the fourth and sixth. last half of the first inning when Henry Alire and Butch Mul- they scored five runs. This was holland of Mullen and Allen An­ Duquesoetol6th FREE PARKING ON PREMISES ! the third win for St. Francis’ derson of M^. Carmel were re­ BULLDOG COACH AND YOUNG SON Salary Talk against four losses. sponsible for runs batted in. + • + + + ■ + In an 11-inning thriller, Regis Mustang third sacker, Frank Straight Victory Wide Variety of Dinners took its sixth game, a 5-3 win Weith, and the Eagles’ Bob Pic- i colla, powered two bingles each, ‘•Don’t Force Imports Interest” over the St. Francis Gremlins The Duquesne University base­ OPEN EVERY D.4Y Causes Fuss Sunday, May 22, at Fifth and I Cards Win First ball team won its 16tb game in Federal. Both pitchers, Mickey Annunciation’s Cardinals came a row this week, polishing off the O’Meara of Regis and Jim Pa­ up with their first win of the Pitt Panthers, 6-3. Dick Ricketts, checo of St. Francis, gave fine season, defeating Holy Family’s All-American b ask etb all ace, COACH GIVES TIPS In Cage Loop performances on the mound, Tigers, 5-2. Hurler Harold Pfie- pitched a six-hitter and clubbed BLUE PARROT I The National Industrial Bas­ each striking out eight men. fer of the Cardinals gave the a triple to nail down his sixth ketball League is really an Don DeLuzio, Raider first Tigers eight hits and struck out pitching victory of the season 275 University ,Blvd. DU. 8-2401 amateur circuit but it would be (acker, dammed the winning nine. The Cardinals got nine hits FOR YOUNG DADS hard to guess it with all the blow in the top of the 11th, off the pitching of Bill Sliemers Ricketts, a senior, has had bickering that has been going on bringing in runners from sec­ and Ron Altman. Dennis Maes, many offers from major league By Lou Smith Dick and' his father occasion­ lately regarding players’ salaries. ond and third. Jim San Fi­ Cardinal second baseman. baseball clubs which have re­ Bob Burns, St. Joseph High ally take in a game of the Den­ The salary situation received garded his pitching ability highly. School baseball coach, passed on ver Bears, and supplement this new impetus with the withdrawal He has yet to make up his mind a tip to :^ounjt fathers who want by playing catch together. “Dick of the Denver Central Bankers Game Set for May 2 7 as to what it will be after gradu­ to bat 1000 per cent with their i.s really interested in the Bears from the league about a week ation, basketball or baseball. sons. “The important thing,” for five innings, then he gets ago. Dick was one of the all-time Burns said, “Ls to keep interested sleepy.” Burns said. Max Brooks, vice president of St. James' vs. St. Francis' greats at Duquesne on the hard­ in what the boy likes.” Burns carried his interest in the retreating Central Bank and wood. This year he led the Burns was asked his opinion baseball over from childhood and Trust Co.’s team, said: Dukes to the N.I.T. champion­ on young "Babe Ruths” because competition in the high school “We’re withdrawing from the ship in New York. He was an of his long e.xperience in coach­ league when he played for West league because we simply can- For Jr. Parochial Crown All-American for two years and STEWARTALLYSON ing youngsters and because his High. During the war he played hot compete with the Phillips was voted the outstanding player .'on, Dick, ajre 9, i.s breaking into with the Catalina Island team Petroleum Co., for players.” The Junior Parochial League gained the right to compete in in a number of tournaments. baseball this year with the and for the past seven years has Brooks cited attempts to win will wind up its 1955 baseball the city playoffs by winning In the Pittsburgh game Johnny thttf fttittl! Young .\mcrican League in coached at St. Joseph’s. Burdette Haldorson, Colorado season this Friday, May 27, when their individual district titles. As Lyons hit a pair of triples to "Strategic Aurora.- Dick is a pitcher and a University’s C-8 center, to the Dick became interested in the’ St. James easLside champions league rules say that the play­ lead the Dukes in hitting. utility infielder. Bankers’ roster. Haldorson, a go against the St. Francis junior offs are to be a one-game elim­ Duquesne has only two game.s Mi i “I don't try to push Dick's in­ baseball early in life and was a graduating senior, won the Big bat boy at age 6. His father is Gremlin.s in a contest to decide ination affair, a coin had to be left on its schedule and bids well Air Command terest in playing ball,'’ his father Seven individual scoring cham­ the city-wide championship. The flipped to decide which two said. "He developed it on his cautious about predicting his pionship two consecutive years. to finish the season undefeated. Color by TECHNICOLOR son’s future in the game. game is scheduled to get under teams would play in the first The t>ani has already broken the own by coming down to the Brooks said: “If Phillips of­ way at 3:30 at the City Park dia­ game. St. Francis won the flip school to watch the practice ses­ “He’s got some ability,” Burns fers all players what it report­ school’s consecutive-ganies-won mond. and therefore gained the bye to and season records. sions of the team, and during said. “He hits left-handed and edly has offered Haldorson, ■we St. James’ won the right to meet the winner of the SI. the summer when I coach the throws right-handed. But come don’t expect to be able to ever meet St. F'rancis’ in the title Jame.s-Mt. Carmel contest. fall, maybe we’ll all be interested Old Timers' team of the Ameri­ compete with them for top game by defeating Mt. Carmel, In last week’s edition of the can Legion .summer league.” * in football.” talent” northside kingpm, 7-5 in a game NOW The Bankers have been in the played last Tuesday, May 24, at Register it was reported that St. I8TH AT NIBL four years. Brooks in­ City Park. * Louis’, Englewood, had won the SHOWING! DENHAM CALIF. dicated the team would continue The three teams, St. James’ south division championship. Graduation Watches to play a schedule next year. Mt. Carmel, and St. Francis’ However at that time three teams, St. Louis,’ St. Mary’s, • HAMILTON • LONGINES Littleton, and St. Francis’ were • ELGIN • WITTNAUER Parochial 'Umps' bunched very close together and Serving Complete • GRUEN • HELBROS • ETERNA as yet a winner had not been de­ .AMERICAN AND CHINESE 00 termined. It was thought that St. DINNERS ...... up GKADl ATION SPECI AL .7 5 Louis’ had won by its victory 19 over St. Mary’s but St. Francis’ 17 .lewcls. O nlv ...... was still a contender. Lunrheons ...... 75 Relief Pitching Pdckaged Dinners to Take Home Brings Victory SUNDMAN'S In last Tuesday’s game some Time splendid relief pitching by Mike New China Cafe I'ayineiilt 59 South Broadway Freo Piirklnp: 4 p.mj til 10 p.m. Corner Washinifton #»rid Moriarity helped S t James’ salt £. Colfax or Emcr^n and E. Colfax Service Stationa the game away with Mt. Carmel. Moriarity permitted only two hits Calfax at Clarksan and one run in the final 4% in­ AL. 5-0766 No Liquor CH. 4-9702 PETER J. WALSH ROY J, CARROLL nings that he worked. A single by Pat Moriarity and a sacrifice by brother Mike started St James’ winning rally in the seventh. Pat stole third, Gill & Smith Larry Griffin walked, stole sec­ THE LINCOLN ROOM ond and both scored on a double Hospitality Center by Dick Megill. This was all the msmasm scoring that the eastsiders Banquet and Meetina Rooms needed for the victory. 12-1206 PERSONS Est. 1864 TA. .>2151 .Mrs. Long WOtr»FR& 820-16th Si. MA. 3-0186 OPEN Denver 11 A.M. /Shirley Savoy Hotel

SPECIAL FEATURE Uni Tirntr t WiyM HOTEL Ticlinicolor I ClitmaSeopt Where Denver’s Society Entertains for l-uncheons and Dinnera FOR s p e c ia l reservations FOR BRIDGE PARTIES, VtfOLFBERG Cl^E^!t^SppPK j DANCES AND DL.NNERS PHONp MAIN 3-3101 1 'flVofcory PhVOt^d i Beautiful Rallrooms Private Dining Rooms eottnss.M i^ n s r m riioni Bbic SibbfiK Sienks ’ i W H m U m FL. 5-MU •u. .a .gC/tthMra : 4 deUg/ir, fhdr eoakd. ^ Bozo Ball (left), and Julius Parochial League Grads V A u ey 6360 E. £»••» to-.ai ■'; ■ Our Famous Carabello are shown above be­ MAIN FEATURE STARRING fore one of the games they officiated for the Denver Parochial JSM PsvtII 6 Tony Mirtln manth-wateiing ' ■ League. Both are former parochial athletes and now are well-known , p«rfactb». umpires in the Denver area. For tl.e past few years they have , 1300 W. Belitvinr called the majority of the parochial grade and high school contests. W d M M TMain i Futiri SttrrlDi In the summer months they work in the American Legion baseball “ THE PURPLE PLMH" Grtfery Pttk & B. DeBanzia CLIB $TEAK program. y ■ ' »DAILAS 12600 E. Coifu “THE PUBPl,E PLAIN” 18-oz. of $ Special Theater Feature' Gnjory Peck & B. DcBanzii 7 in th. T I K A S W. 6(b A KIiIIri uolden 'Lantern U. S. Prime Meat df Special attraction at the Es­ World-Wide Pictures and nar­ RESFAURANT quire TTieater, Denver, that MAIN FEATURE STARRING COMPLETE DINNER rated by Richard Burtort. Jim Powt!l 4 Tioy Martla opened Wednesday with Charles Filmed in England at the Dickens’ Pickwick Papers is the OPEN IVEIIY DAY “/n Every Major City There /» Royal School for the Deaf at E l 'W W 7200 R. FiSiral One Outstanding Steak House'’ first western showing of the Margate in Kent, Thursday's 94 s. BROADWAY (m toyoufl 1954 Academy Award short ‘■MARY RIVERS TO CROSS" In Denver Children is the story of small RcMrt Tsylor 6 Elnnir Psrrtr Thursday’s Children, produced by deaf children from the age of CLOSED MONDAYS four ,to seven. Opens 27 Pickwick Papers by Charles JOE "AWFUL" COFFEE'S Iv. Dsnvtr 12:01 n«on, Ar. Oallot 7:15 Dickens,U the classic book about Ray Price and His Cherokee Cowboys OUR STEAKS ARE CHARCOAL . o.m. £n routs, snjoy Iht comfort of tfis One Week Only! BROILED OVER LIVE COALS! Zsphyr't dtep cushiontd choir iso ti...ds- BICYCLES Mr. Pickwick and his cronies licious msoU fn ths dinsr. Pullman rooms which comes to vivid life. With I, JaiOes .Hayter as Pickwick and : ond berths olso ovoilobls at somtwhol AND The One and Only . . . ‘ higher forts. * many of England’s top actors as Member of the Dinci^ Club ^ Huffey Rotor the other famed characters, MOTHERS Dickens comes alive again as SHARPENED Lawnmowers beautifully as in Great Expecta- lor information, rosorvofiont, tickott-^ phono or drop in jftoRs and Oliver Twist. Citjf Tick*! Offic* I Evening showings are at 5:30, SEVENTEENTH AND CHAMPA llcytiss RiftlriS 7:30, and 9:30, with a matinee Phone KEystone 4.1123 on Saturday at 3:30 and two LOCKSMITH 21 THRILL-PACKED RIDES Glodt Bicycle & Novelty Shop on Sunday at 1:30 and 3:30. THE COIORADO a n d SOUTHERN RAHWAY COMPANY 253 B rotdrsy 8P. 7-6435 The film will run for one week only. Payments, Not Pledges, Measure Success PAGE TEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4-4205 Thursday, May 26, 1955

.Rev. Andrew Warwick, Pastor ST. JOSEPH'S PARISH Sunday Mass Schedule—7, 8,10, 11 Mrs. William Wagonbach, News IN Correspondent— Phone TOR The City of Dean Studio, Parish Photographer GOLDEN OpportunUy Phone 743

SUCK'S Golden Newman ites Meet BARBER SHOP Golden. — (St. Joseph’s Par­ Joseph’s Church, held a break­ ish),—The Junior Newman Club, fast in the parish hall on Sun­ 4 Borhers which is an organization of the day, May 15, after receiving WHERE TO PLAY — RELAX ^ HAVE FUN high school boys and girls of St. Communion in the 8 o’clock 1st Communion To Serve You Mass. Twenty members of the club and 10 guests were present. WHAT TO SEE — WHAT TO DO — WHERE TO STAY Across. From Holland House Parents who assisted were Mmea. Set for May 29 Phone 618 R. A. Pautler, CeeiT Flebbe, — NEAR DENVER Siudio Theodore Krest, and Paul Kik- 1307 WASHINGTON las. Miss Karyn Kiklas is presi­ dent of this group. At Alt Souls' GOLDEN Professional The Nativity Rosary Makers, who met recently in the hbme of Englewood.— (All Souls’ Par­ Photography Mrs. Cecil Flebbe, have turned ish)—The first class of first in more than 1,700 rosaries dur communicants since the establish­ SlVUfL Dean & Jessie Bierhaus ing the past year, a record in the ment of All SouPs Parish will re­ Fashion Cleaners Denver area surpassed only by ceive the Euchanst Sunday, May ithe St. Mary Magdalene Group, 29, in the 8 :30 Mass. The follow­ IN PURE Wedding Candida j This is an outstanding accom ing students will receive in this & Tailors Family Group plishment since the club has only Mass: Vincent Pigott, Russel RADIUM WATER Weddings 15 members, and most of Deeme, Terry Ritchey, Cynthia ‘‘Home of Perional Service” these are busy housewives and Calkins, Chris King, John Moody, Students . mothers. Lynn Zimmerman, Suzette De PICK-UP & DELIVERY Babies I N Mrs. Alfred Gallegos, Mrs. Vliegher, Lyle Holtzleiter, Wally I Paul Kiklas, Mrs. Sarah Smith, Hyer, Robert Manning, Gloria ELDORADO 720 12TH ST. , 1307 Washington Ave. ! Mrs. T. G. Garrison, Mrs. Es- Marrone, Patrick Pritchard, jtrella Ruffe, and the Rev. And- Frederick Ragsdale, S h irley Phone 727 Telephone 743 ;rew Warwick attended the 29th Ritchey, Warren Schmalenber- GOLDEN annual convention of the Denver ger, and Timothy Kudalis. SPRINGS GOLDEN Archdiocesan Council of Cath­ Plan Games Party olic Women. The Men’s Club is sponsoring • 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. View Two Films , a games party to be held Tues­ JOLLY RANCHER ICE CREAM At the meeting of St. Agnes’ day, May 31, at 8 p.m., in the Stonley's Band Every Sat. Circle the American Cancer So­ Odd Fellows Hall, 3400 S. Broad­ 16% Butter Fat— None Richer! ciety under the direction of Mrs. way. Donations are 50 cents. 'JU jCUV l SL’"' Night in Cool Ballroom 75c Quart — 40c Pint Marjorie Worrell of Lakewood, Many worthwhile gifts are being Dance Hall Available for Private Parties Week Days JOIN OUR ICE CREAM PLAN— presented two films on cancer. offered as prizes. Refreshments One Quart Free With Each 12 Purcha.ed — No Time Limit The films were followed by a will be served. Ail are invited 440 Acres to Picnic, Hike and Ride in question period led by Dr. Floyd to attend. AT THE BASE OF THE GOLDEN WEICOHE AlCH J. Bjork of St. Joseph’s Parish. The following have served on CABINS for RENT The meeting was most interest­ the committee for this project; ing and informative. Refresh­ Dr. Richard L. Haney, Frank Colorado’s Favorite Resort ments were served by Mmes Culver, Charles Holland, Mannus Henry Yakel, Waldo Keenan, Toughill, John Crawford, and for over half a century and Lawrence Oletski. Those H. S. Van Loon. D U D ’ S C A F E present included Mmes. Thomas The Circle of the Little Flower THE IDE.4L SPOT FOR A WEEK DAY OUTING O’Lear, Cecil Flebbe, Paul Kik­ is sponsoring a card party to FOR MOTHERS AND CHILDREN Specializing in Sunday Dinners las, Otto Baltes, Sarah Smith, be held Wednesday, June 1, at Ivo Lee, Alfred Gallegos, Guy 1 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Jack Just 2.5 .Miles From Denver 12 till 8 p.m . Eaton, Kenneth RoWe, T. G. Martins, daughter of Mrs. Harry Via Turnpike or Hiway 72 Garrison, Everett Barnhardt, P Krapp, 2025 S. Irving. J. Bettinger, E. J. Anderson, The St. Veronica Circle will Phone llillcrcst 3-8659 1119 Washington Ave. Golden I Katharine Maillot, Harlan Short, meet in the home of Mrs. Peggy j Mildred Delaney, Eugene Bol- Larsen, 4373 S. Sherman, Thurs­ jitho, Mary Wolthior, E. Ralph day, June 3, at 8 p.m. Mines Newman Club President of the Newman Club at Miller, Bruce Nogues, John Mrs. Edward Jones was re­ the Colorado School of Mines is Pretti, Floyd Bjork, Judy Stew­ ceived into the Church with Jack Corbett, shown here with the Rev. Andrew^ E. Warwick, pastor art, William Wagenbach, Louisa Simon W. Jones and Zeta G. of St. Joseph’s Church and leader of the organization. EARL'S TOLLGATE STABLES Hokanson, David Coolbaugh, Jones as sponsors. ^ For Cool, Cool Leisure Hugh Beers, Louis Baldessari, Announces That Aurora Baldessari, and others, r t p *1 r Finishes Successful Year Reservations are now being accepted for Boys Guests The boys from the State In­ dustrial School who made their M. la J 61 on S (Colorado School of Mines 2-DAY WESTERN PACK TRIPS First Communion on Ascension Thursday at Regis were guests’ Leave CENTRAL CITY Friday Evening — of St. Joseph’s Altar and Rosary Sets V a c a tio n ' Return Sunday Afternoon Society and Thomas Johns at a Newman Club Reactivated EVERYTHING FURNISHED breakfast at the Gplden Nuggett I following the Mass. There were THE NEWMAN CLUB of the Canada. Dorsey Hudson, Bill Food — Bedding — Horses — Guides 14 communicants and 12 of their Classes June 13 Clarke, Jim Mollison, and Tom' Colorado School of Mines, Gol­ Regular Rest And Sight-Seeing Stops parents and relatives preAlnt. In (St. Cajetan’* Pariih, Denver) Carroll, all of Denver, and Paul j addition there were their Regis den, has just finished a success­ Ross and Charles Cavanaugh of' Vacation classes for all those Ghost Towns — Hidden Ijikes — Fishermtn’s The original sponsors, Ray Harry, Father ful year. After a lapse of several Englewood are also members. [ PBr&dUt — Inicressible by Car who will make their First Holy CORK CUSHIONED * Ryan of Regis, Mrs. Sarah Smith, years, the club, under the direc­ At the last meeting of th e; and Mrs. Alfred Gallegos. Communion this summer will tion of the Rev. Andrew E. War­ Groups up to 100 Accommodated PL.ATFORM CASUAL begin on June 13. These are year on May 5, plans were dis-: with DURABLE The Altar and Rotary So­ wick of St. Joseph’s Parish, met cussed for a continuation of the Also Horses Rented by the Hour .scheduled to take place after the early in the fall to determine VULCANIZED crepe ciety will hold th#ir last meet­ club’s activiti.es next year. In­ ing until fall on Wedneiday, 8 o’clock Mass daily. its program' for the year. T T H R RESERVATIONS OR P A T T CENTRAL 0 7 0 1 outsole conotruction terest was high, and the possibil­ r V /I V f u r t h e r INFORMATION CTTY 0 / ^ 1 June 1, at 2 o’clock at the On Sunday, May 22, the first Meetings are devoted to a dis­ ity of increasing the number 6f home of Mri. E. Ralph Miller. communicants numbered 97— cussion of various pertinent meetings to two a month was S»e Our Widf Election of officers for the 40 from the Our Lady of. Vic­ pha.ses of the faith. 'They are considered. Under this plan a Assortment of next year will be held at this tory Tarish; 43 from the Our held as open forum discussions Leather GlSres guest speaker would be invited and Tooled meeting. Lady of Guadalupe Parish; and with Father Warwick leading the to lead the discussion of a RED ROCKS PLEBEO Belts Miss Eleanor Esser, Loretto 14 from the Wednesday classes topics along-the particular inter­ specific topic on alternate meet­ At the Fool of Red Rocks Theatre - 15 Mi. from Denver Heights graduate, was a recent at St. Cajetan’s. They were ests of the young men. ings. Tenative plans were also We specialize in Chuck Wacon Buffalo and Elk Dinners for Groups Over guest in the home of Mr. and taught by the Benedictine Sis­ * * * announced to include some so­ I#0 to 1,000 on our Patio—Outside under the Stars. I. ANDERSON Mrs. William Wagenbach. Miss ters who teach at St., Cajetan’s THE GROUP MEETS ON the cial activities. Esser is with the State Depart­ School. * * * For Reservalions - Call Morrison 13R2 ' ( JIMMIE'S SHOE SHOP Eighth grade graduation ex­ Thursday evening before first ment of the United States, sta­ Friday each month, with a regu­ JACK CORBETT, a graduate tioned in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. ercises will take place Sunday, lar attendance of about 15 stu­ transfer student from the Uni­ Charles E. Bilstein, Proprietor May 29, at the 8:30 Mass. In­ cluded in the class are Joseph dents who come from such fara­ versity of St. Louis, aided Father xMORRl$Oi\ TROUT R AXCH Exhibit on Progress Davis, Joseph Castro, Jerry way places as Chicago, New Warwick as chairman of the '^Goldens Home of Quality Shoe Repairing^' Rodriguez, Joe Maes, Richard York, California, and Alberta, Newman Club. Catch Your Own Mountain Trout Dinner At City Park Museum Sandoval, Sammy Lovato, Thrills for the Whole Familr! George De Herrera, Louis Mar­ EVERYTHING FURNISHED—YOU CATCH 'EM—WE DRESS 'EM 1108 WASHINGTON GOLDEN Within the pa.st 200 years — tinez, Jerry Albo, Danny Cres- 15 Min. From Denver Phone Morrison 93 the span of America’s marvel of pin, Nicky Martinez, Gilbert Ro­ Msgr. Campbell Addresses MORRISON, COLO. growth — the nation’s, peoples mero; went from bed warmers to ra­ Arlene Davis, Mercy Romero, diant heating; from the whale oil Joanne Sosa, Dorothy Perez, lamp to the electric light. The Margaret Chavez, Lydia Gar­ St. Francis' Parishioners GATEWAY STABLES daguerreotype and tintype were cia, Barbara Valdez, Barbara Moonlight Rides - Steak Fries replaced by Tjhotos in direct (St. Francis de Sales’ Parish, pledge in order on a basis of Garcia, Santos Gallegos, Juliana Denver) payment that could and would ^ V>olorado Oprings k color, the quill pen by the mod­ G. Torres, Rita R^mos, Rita Ridt in Bviutiful Be«r Crwk Ctnvoii—Grntli Horten—Reatonahle Ratei c . The Rt. Rev. Monsignof be met within a reasonable time. CALL FOR RESERVATIONS—PHONE 8-M S ern writing implement. Martinez, Maxine Abeyta, Stella Harold V. Campbell, one of the Sancluary Woriceri These and -hundreds of other Gomez, Victoria Medina, and MORRISON, COLORADO items dramatically showing the Peggy Gonzales. two clerical chairmen of the The following sanctuary work­ J. D. CROUCH history of America’s progress Boy Scout Troop 221 received Archbishop’s Seminary and Mis­ ers were appointed until Sep­ sions Campaign, appealed to C. D. O’BRIEN make up the Henry Ford Mu­ corporate Communion May 22 in tember at the last meeting of M AY REALTY seum’s traveling exhibit, “In­ the 8:30 o’clock. Mass. This parishioners May 22, not to the League of the Sacred Heart: GLEN-ISLE GUEST LODGE dustrial Progress U.S.A.’’ It will allow the collection period to Saturday the troop will under­ Period beginning May 30, Mmes. CoinpilCIclr Modern Hounekeoping Cabins or be displayed free of charge at take a hike to Castle Rock. expire and find them delinquent. A. E. Magers and Margaret Bren­ REALTOR Denver’s City Park Museum Ralph Andrada and Richard He urged any who must ap­ Lodge Arconimodalions. Ideal Family Varalion nan; June 13, Mnies. Peter An- Spot. Hike • Swim • Ride - Fish ■ IlunI - or Monday, May 30, from 1 to 5 Zertuche are the committeemen pear on the delinquent list, to deries and Julia Hughes; June p.m. and Tuesday, May 31, in charge of transportation. Tom make definite plans in the JusI Relax 27, Mrs. George Mulqueen; July Aniique & Gifi Shop - Public Dining Room INSURANCE . LOANS through Friday, June 3, from 9 and Leo Torres are in charge of “Cleanup Period,” betw een 11, Mmes. M. Ryan and M. M. a.m. to 4:30 p.m. the encampment. June 1 and July '7, to set their 48 Miles West of Denver on Highway 285 or on Ule Theater Bldg. McKay; July 25, Mmes. James QUALITY APPAREL Anderies and Margaret Bren­ Trailwayt But Line Bailej nan; Aug. 8, Mme.s. W. Dwyer, c"ot.r-or C A L I^ IN CULURADO SHKINUS Colorado Springs, Colo. H. Yeager and M. Brockish; W RITE— 35J2 SINCE 1872 Graduation for Littleton Pupils June 5 . ME. 3-7731 Aug. 22, Mmes. A1 Fender, Kiowa and Tejon Streets Vance Johnson, and A. Dunst;' Littleton.— (St. Mary’s Par­ Joan Backus, Karen Bockhold, ward Weeks, Frederick Wein- Sept 5, Mmes. Maurice Brockish' Fishermen! )4 Mile Good Fishing on So. Platte ish )—Graduation exercises for Karen Brumfiel, Janet Cordova; garth, and Richard White. and Margaret Dwyer; Sept. 19, the eighth grade pupils of St. Music will «e provided by the Thomas Davidson,, Stephen Mmes. Anthony Dunst, A1 Fen- m a ey Mary’s School will be held at children’s choir of St. Mary’s der, and Vance Johnson. OX YOKE LODGE ?^1?U' . FRED'S BOOTERY the 9 o’clock Mass on Sunday, Dearth, Patricia Huss, Marilyn School. It is suggested that the CABINS - SANDWICHES - COFFEE - COLD DRINKS Mr. and Mrs. James Lidinsky, 106 £. Pikes Peak June 5. Hill, Kathleen Klein, Mary Sue 9 o’clock Mass on Sunday, June BREAKFAST - HOMEMADE PIE . 3.2 BEER, Here or to Go 484 S. Marshall Street, will have| Tb* Horn* ol Sixteen boys and girls will re­ Sanchez, George Schueller, Olivia 5, be left, as much as possible, , 3 Mi. South of Deckers — On Hiway 67 Velvet Step • City Club ceive their diplomas on (that day: Trujillo, Mary Kay Walsh, Ed for the families and friendi of open house on Sunday, June 5,! Weather Bird Shoea the eighth grade graduates. from 2 to 5 p.m. .. j The Little Store With the Big Valaca JI04 Confined Officers Installed j The sacrament of Confirma­ The Mothers’ Auxiliary of tion was administered in St. Cub Pack 126 installed officers G REELEY - Mary’s Church by' Archbishop on Thursday, May 19. They are THE PARK THE MURRAY DRUG CO. WILLIAM C. CRARON Urban J. Vehr May 25. Fifty Mrs. Ann Gannon, president; ■Ills Stors—116 t PJkn Psst—ME 2-1393 Optometrist children and fifty-four adults Mrs. Esther Sekera, f^st vice SWIMMING POOL AND MOTEL Sorts ttoro—832 Tllon—ME 4-4861 1015 (math Atkim Oftlet PImm 97 were present to receive this sac­ president; Mrs. Laurie Baker, 123 North Ttjon St. t»$ PbtM 1429-I rament. . second vice president; Mrs. FUN IN THE SUN — Professional Pharmacy PHONE ME. 2-3(61 Adamson Mortuary This was the first time in the Marion Kelly, treasurer; and COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO. RADIUM HOT SPRINGS WATER 901 No. Tejon ME. 4-5541 24 Hour Ambulance Service The Greeley Monument history of S t Mary’s Church that Mrs. Kathleen Mueller, secre­ there were more adults than chil­ Greeley, Colorado Works, Inc. tary. No more meetings will be 30 Miles West of Denver on 6 and 40 • Get HauPs (of Denver) dren on such an occasion. The held until September. Pete Beroni B. Roti Adamson Phans I8S( ! RRirK 1 HOLIISIEI music for the ceremony was pro­ Candy and Ice Cream at Rrtd P. Adsmson Ith Are. at 3th St HimifKiunn sod OtsiiDm tl Farniture Shop Artistic Htmorials vided by the adult choir, with IDAHO SPRINGS UPHOLSTERING Joseph O’Neill of Denver as solo­ TIN Y TOW N Johnson-English RE-UPUOLSTERING AND ist. FRANK and ETHEL OVERTURF, Owners REPAIRING The officers of Our Lady of Children's Paradise Slip Cor«n .nd Draptrin Drug Co. Mad, t. Ordar the Miraculous Medal Praesiihim Ride the Tiny Trains LENTUERIC Toiletries y Furniture Made to Order FORT COLLINS will attend the monthly comitiura Pony Ri,des - Many Games For a Peaceful, Wholesome, "Spiritualized" Tejon at Bijou S t Phone MB 3>4614 F24-22 So Wah>atrh A.a. ME 2-8401 meeting of the Legion of, Mary, Playgrounds - Picni|jfing which will be held in Holy Ghost VACATION School and Church Groups HE. 3-5349 ME 4-8231 The Heyse Shc^t Hall in D^ver on Thursday eve­ LARRY JERRY ning, May 26. Tiansportation Welcome Metal and Roofing DREIIING MOTORS will be provided, leaving the rec­ Sandwiches - Cold Drinks ST. WALBURGA'S CONVENT Madden Plumbing Co. INCORPORATED tory at 7:15 p.m. Picnic Supplies BEATING ROOFING Guest Home for Women PLUMBING CONTRACTORS Buick and GMC Trucks . , Mrs. Emma J. Cecchin and her b a r — AI.SO 3.2 BEER TO GO PLUMBING REPAIRS SHEET METAL daughter, Gloria, will move into DANCING EVERY SAT. NITE Situated on a Beoutiful 172-Acre Farm GAB WATER HEATERS 829 SO. NEVADA 230 South College Ave. Phone 2300 their new home at 681 S. Grant GENTLE SADDLE HORSES—$1 Br. PlMM HE 2-0042 827 tt CItrid# Aft Phone HE. ^485l Avenue in Littleton on Thursday, Free Instruction in Bot. 1888 May 26. It will also be hpme for STEAK FRIES her son, Fred, until the end of 2hr. Ride & Steak Dinner $3 SOUTH BOULDER IN THE SHADOW BLICK SPORTING SHINN PHARMACY June, when he leaves to begin his Groups up to 40 Rates: $5.00 and $6.00 per Day. Special Rates by the Week OF PIKE’S PEAK year’s internship in the depart- merit of internal medicine at Guides Furnished Including All the Wholesome Farm Food You Can Eat ‘Your Parish Drug Store’ 8Y RESE8VATIBR ORLY And Swimming; Privileges at Nearby Eldorado Springs HOTEL J O Y a GOODS CO. I’hones 92-93 Barnes Hospital in St. Louis, Mo.' For the past four and one-half Phone Morrison 85-R-2 Phone ME. 2.3245 Northern Hotel Bldg. FOR RESERVATIONS — CALL HILLCREST 2-7478 Colorado Springs ‘‘^rcrythint lor Every Sport" '‘Northern Colorado's Leading years, the Cecchin family has re­ . 6 Miles S.W. of Morrison 10 So. Weber 119 NO. TEJON ST. The Store with a Smile sided in the Maloney home at Just off U. S. 285 or Write Rt. 1, Box 393, So. Boulder 1240 Littleton Boulevard. T h u rsd ay, M ay 26, 1955 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4-4205 PAGE ELEVEN

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FEATURING FAMILY DINNERS DENVER Enjoy the For a Perfect Sunday — Attend Mass at One of These Area Churches — Fine Cuisine Then Have Dinner at One of the Selected Restaurants Represented on This Page Delicious Drinks Arrada, Shriaa of St. Anna Sacred Heart of Mai'y, Bailey, Camp Santa Maria Lafayette, Immaculate Con­ Dinner Wines Golden, St. Jofaph’t South Boulder Erarfreen, Christ the King ception Boulder, Sacred Heart of Buffalo Creole, St. Eliaabeth’s Georgetown, Our Lady of Louisville, St. Louis’ Jesui, 2323 14tk Street; Castle Rock, St. Francis' Lourdes Morrison, Mt. Elizabeth Re­ WE NEVER CLOSE St. Thomas Aquinas Chapel, Central City, Assumption Idaho Springs, St.' Paul’s treat ^ DINNER SERVED Intercollegiate ALL DAY SUNDAY On the Main Street Sodality Union Of America at Elects Officers IDAHO SPRINGS (Intercollegiate Sodality Union, Denver) The Intercollegiate Sodality PHONE 204 Union held a meeting in St. Jo­ seph’s Hospital School of Nurs­ ing May 18. At this meeting election of officers was held. New officers include Paul Erramouspe, Regis, president; Try the New Ella Mae Clinch, St. Joseph’s Hospital, vice president; Delores Donohue, Mercy Hospital, secre­ VALLEY-Hi tary; Therese Olivas, Loreljto Heights, treasurer; Marie Walsh, Loyola School Field Day Set May 31 Motel St. Anthony's Hospital, publicity chairman; and Father Regis Mc­ (Loyola Parish, Denver) The parents of the eighth are the May hostesses to the I Restaurant - Lounge Guire, chaplain. The annual field day for the grade pupils were guests at the members of St. Catherine’s Outgoing officers are Dan children of Loyola School wiR. program and entertainment. bridge circle meeting in Mrs. Crowe, president; Marie Walsh, be held at 1:15 p.m. on Tuesday, The gratitude of the class and Worland’srli home. Serving vice president; Josephine De May 31. The activities will take the guests is extended to those Parents of the eighty grade Delicious Food and who were responsible for the Bartoli, secretary; John Ortner, place at the 23rd Street entrance pupils who are planning to at­ Superb Cocktails treasurer; Ella Mae Clinch, pub­ to City Park. The PTA will pro­ dinner and entertainment. tend the breakfast following licity chairman; Father McGuire, vide an ice cream treat for the The gratitude of the sisters the graduation exercises on 20 Minutes From chaplain; and Father William June 5 are raquested to make children. Mrs. William Zint, who teach in Loyola school is Downtown Denver Faherty, S.J., adviser. * Charter Officers®* Rosary second vice president. Standing are Mmes. Mar­ physical instructor, will conduct given for the gift which was pre­ reservations with Mrs. J. Beir- After the election a t»^k was jorie Wortham and Billie DeMersseman, hospi­ the program. The parents and sented to them by the PTA. Sis­ ich, TA. 5-4781, or Mrs. M. On U.S. 87 South given by Father J. C. Ryan, S.J., Parish in Aurora, founded last summer, are tality chairmen; Dorothy King, circle chairman; younger brothers and sisters arc ter Maria Teresa, eighth grade Saya, WE. 5-2522, by May 28. At East Bellevlew retiring director. The new direc­ shown as they concluded their term of office invited to attend. teacher for the past six years The breakfast will be held in Joan Barnwell, parish reporter; Mary Seggelke, tor is Father Lucius F. Cervantes, May 13. The outgoing officers were responsible The seventh graders were the and principal of the school, is the Albany Hotel with the OPEN 11 A.M. to 1 A.M. S.J.. of Regis. X corresponding secretary; Mary Schuetz, Christ­ for the fine general participation of women of hosts at the annual dinner for grateful for the personhl gift graduates. Father Murphy, CLOSED MONDAY The'next meeting of the union the parish in the new parish’s activities and for mas card chairman; and Elizabeth Kaessner, the members of the eighth grade presented to her. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert will be held Sept 21 at Mercy the fine success of the combined fashion show ways and means cochairman. Absent from the on Tuesday, May 24, in the Mrs. B. Prochazka, Mrs. F. Buckley as guests of tha PTA. Hospital. and card party held May 19 at the Town House. photo were Mmes. Alyene Boggs, treasurer; school hall. The dinner, prepared Worland, and Mrs. L. Hogue Left to right, seated, are Mmes. Clarine Betty Owens, purchasing chairman; and Dorothy by the mothers of the seventh Earl Brewer's Schmiedeke, vice president; Ann Boston, presi­ Hart, ways and means cochairman.— (Photo by grade pupils, was served by the dent; Rita Olson, secretary; and j\nne Mutz, Warner) girls of. the class. The guests in­ + cluded the 42 members of the EVERGREEN eighth grade class, the Rev. Ed­ BERTHOUD ward P. Murphy, S.J.; the Rev. 6 L rm n tn R 0 William Heavey, S.J.; the Rev, BY-THE-LAKE Aurora Unit Plans Breakfast fAay 29 Albert Schulz, S.J.; Mrs. William FALLS Aurora. — (St. Pius X Par­ dent; Mrs. Rita Olson, secretary; The women netted more than Zint, Miss Ellen (iarapbell, and / / ^ ■ ish) — On the first anniver­ Mrs. Alyene Boggs, treasurer; $400 with their enterprise. The Mr. and Mrs. Robert Buckley. We Cater to Private sary of the canonization of their Mrs. Elizabeth Kaessner, and tickets were distributed by the Class Day Program INN Parties—Clubs— great patron, St- Pius X, the Mrs. Dorothy Hart, ways and section chairmen and prize-win­ Following the dinner, the class O0CE: Churches—Schools— women of the Altar and Rosary means chairmen; Mrs. Mary Seg- ning section workers were Mrs. day program was presented by “The Place That’s Different” Society will gather at the Town gelke, corresponding secretary; Dolores Hinterreiter and Mrs. Bill Sullivan as master of cere, Fraternities House Restaurant Sunday, May Mrs. Margie Wortham and Mrs. Ann Whelan. monies. Judy Vaughan pre­ Highway 40 29, after the 8 o’clock Mass, for Billie DeMerssman, hostesses; The “surprise of the evening” sented the class history; Larry LARGE DANCE FLOOR an appreciation breakfast for all Mrs. Dorothy King, circle chair­ turned out to be a mock fashion jBeirich, the class will; and Mar- 50 Miles West of Denver in BOULDER CANYON No Extra Charge women of the parish who have man; Mrs. Mary Schuetz, Christ­ show, which mimicked the girls jgaret Ferrier, class prophecy. Friendly and Comfortable, BLANCHARD LODGE Is a worked diligently for the success mas card chairman; and Mrs. "The presentation of gifts was of the organization this year. Betty Owens, purchasing chair­ who moments before had strut­ Delightful Place in Which to Sit Back and Enjoy Fine Food made to Mrs. W. Zint, by Mary Sandwiches - Cold Beer • Every Convenience As husbands baby sit at home man. ted down the fashion plank. Or­ Agnes Saya; Sister Maria Family Dinners, Etc. Wine and Mixed Drinks PARTY FACIUTIES — EXCELtENT LODGING the women will experience the On the heels of the successful ville Boston, Joe Demersseman, Teresa, for the school, by John card party and fashion show held • FRIED CHICKEN • TROUT Phone Hillcrest 2-9472 EVERGREEN, COLO. unique luxury of being served and Bob Whelan were the “sur­ Patsey; spiritual bonquets, to • STEAK DINNERS Mrs. E. B. Doherty by the women May 19, Sid Father Schulz by Patta Lee; Fa­ BARBECUED RIBS and will at the same time pay Hardeman, outgoing president of prise models.” Straight Up the New Boulder Canyon Road 119 PHONE 95 ther Heavey, by Cynthia Mares; FRIED CHICKEN tribute to the incoming officers the Men’s Club, announced that Prize winners and their win­ and Father Murphy, by Tom of the society and the outgoing the June dance and midnight nings included the following: Gaffney. "FRESH" RAINBOW officers, including Mrs. Ann Bos­ buffet planned for June 24 will Mrs. Joan Aherne, $10 gift cer­ The eighth grade gift to the TROUT BERTHOUD PASS ton, president; Mrs. Clarene be held with one goal in mind: STEAK DINNERS TUNNEL INN Schmiedeke, vice president; Mrs. “To outdo the success of the tificate from Joslin’s; Mrs. Joe school will be two hand-carved Anne Mutz, second vice presi­ women’s party.” Mehlin. three certificates. for crucifixes to be used on the Good Food For The Whole Family one-half gallon cartons of ice first floor of the school. LODGE CLEANLINESS 28 Miles West of Denser on U. S. 8 At Junction of U. S, 40 cream from Dolly Madison A song of appreciation to all STANDARD STATION IN CONNECTION — DINING ROOM Creamery; Mrs. Edith Motika, who have helped the class during GOOD FOOD one eight-inch Lowdermilk Bak­ the school year was sung by the OUR SPECIALTY YOUR CAR SERVICED WHILE YOU EAT A Variety of MAN! WHAT FOOD! ery cake; Mrs. Virginia Ken­ eighth grade m|bmbers and in­ drick, $3 Platter Parlor merchan­ cluded in . the program was a Delicious Food dise certificate; Mrs. Genevieve song by the seveiith grade. Just Across the Street From St. Paul's Church for the When you’re in an eaiin* Ralston, women’s billfold, Hoff­ Following the program Mrs. PHONE 190 Whole Fomily mood, man Heights Pharmacy, Mrs. •Zint supervised the dancing pro­ Evelyn McKee, large bottle of gram and games for the seventh Hanson Lodge And want real outstanding Mogan David wine, H. H. Liquor and eighth grade pupils. Pioneer Dining Room Lounge A Beautiful Setting food, Store; Joe Powers, pizza pie from Joe’s Pizza Pie; Mrs. Yngve and Sunny Hanson Idaho Springs, Colo. Amid the Scenic Wonders Will the Church lag behind in ‘Burgers, sodas, chicken, pie, Margie Wortham, bag of g;roc- the tremendous development of Of the Rockies eries from Busley’s Super Mar­ this area? Your contributions to Atop the Continental Barbecues or beef on rye; ket; Mrs. Jean Bartek, lingerie tbe Archbishop’s Campaign will Divide from Teens and Queens; Mrs. help it keep pace. Try DUKE’S Famous SNOW WATER SPRINGS RESORT Hop into the family bus, Loraine Jeromfe, tea and toast Come the way you are—no set from the Village Hardware; PETE and CLAY BENSON 56 Miles esl of Denver Teddy Pakosta, “Glitter Art” BAR-B-Q RIBS fuss! picture set. Deb 'N Heir Shop; We Brag About Our Steaks And So Will You On Highway 40 James Tracey, woman’s draw-, We're Also Famous for Our Park in front and choose string bag from Martha’s Knit | » - | » Chicken Dinners MOUNTAIN TROUT & RANCH STYLE FRIED CHICKEN your dishes; Shop and legal folder from Boule­ - We Feature Mountain Breakfast Bring the Whole Family vard Mortuary.; Mrs. Mary Pryr, French Fried Shrimp Our specialties are sure car seat cover from Boston’s Presentation Porisb BAR — DANCING EVERY NIGHT Texaco Station; Mrs. Mary Hay­ Private Party Facilities — Phone for Reaervstione delicious! Will Give Awoy Delicious Sandwiches 3U MILES OF GOOD FISHING the’'"HUB LODGE°P*rS" ward, wrought iron and ceramic ash tray set. Interior Design A Lionel Train CABINS — BY DAY — WEEK — OR MONTH Our Complete Dinners WHERE? Company of Denver; Mrs. Rita Dinnen Served All Hour$ Olson, large cookie jar, anonym­ See Your Children Phone Bailey 46-F-2 Trumbull, Colo. Start at 95c ously donated; and Mrs. Margie For Tickets Now THE HIDDEN VALLEY CAFE Rhee, four-piece refreshment DANCE Sandwiches to Eat Here set, anonymously donated. All R«*m

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Mary's Hour * John N. Weber, dloqiiioAranf in. fioO L for WORLD PEACE Each Sunday During May t Active De Paul MARY A. McDERMOTTy 8S, of 2S85 Mo. The Rosary will ho recited Tuesday, Holly SU^et. The Rosary will be recited May 26, at 8 p.m. in Moore’s Mortuary, 3 to 4 P.M. ? Thursday, May 26, at 8 p.m. in the Clarkson at 17th Avenue. Requiem Mass Horan Mortuary. Requiem Mass will he will he celebrated Friday, May 27, at 9 celebrated Friday, May 27, at 9 a.m« in a.m. in ^AnnuneUtion Church. Interment Worker, Dies Blessed Sacrament Church. Interment M t Olivet Mt Olivet Horan Mortuary. THERESA CASADOS, 40. of 1308 MOTHER CABRINI SHRINE John Nicholas Weber, '75, of She is survived by her husband. Osage. She is survived by her husband, 1728 California Street, Denver, Martin J. McDermott: four daughters. John (Nap) Casados; a son, Joe Casa- Agnes and Margaret McDermott. Den­ •dos: four daughters, Judy and Rosalie died May 23. ver; Irene Connor. Denver; and Lucille Casados, Mrs. Dave Valdez, and Mrs. Mr. Weber was born Dec. 10, Agan, Laneastershire. England: two Richard Robnett: her mother. Josephine Sight is the most precious and useful sons. Ambrose and Cecil McDermott, Armijo; two brothers, Joe and Manuel 1879, in Dubuque, Kans., and Champaign, lit: and a brother. Bartho­ Armijo;* a aister. Emma Lovato; and received his education there. He lomew Barry, Champaign, 111. seven grandchildren. Requiem Mass was — of all our senses. Sufficient enough reason for SARAH (SARAFINA) BRINDISI. 69. celebrated May 28 in S t Cajetan’s came to Denver in 1928. He was of 1961 W. 36th Avenue. She is sur­ Church. Interment M t Olivet Trevino everyone to protect it and correct it if defective. If engaged in the building ma­ vived by her husband. Michael Brin­ Mortuary. terials business and later in the disi ; five daughters, Mary MancinI, ISABEL GARCIA. 40, of 756 Lipan you are suffering from faulty vision come in for a Rose Gioso, Jennie De Bello, Laura Street She is survived by three sons, brokerage business. Broncucia, and Anna Mllster; a son, Al­ Louis, George, and Roderick Garcia; complete eye examination. The dividends are high. He was very active in the Holy exander Biamonte; « daughter-in-law. four daughters, Rosalie and Beverly Roxie Broncucia; a step^ughter, Rose Garcia. Mrs. Gilbert Perea, and. Mrs. Ghost Conference of the St. Vin­ Cunningham; a stepson.' James Brin­ Manuel Lucero, Jr.: three brotheif, An­ cent de Paul Society, and was disi :• two sisters, Mary Chiarella and drew. Victor, and Ray S isn e^t; a sis­ vice president of the organiza­ Angelo Minarvino; I 16 grandchildren, ter, Mrs. Ray Garcia; and nine grand­ and nine great-grandchildren. Requiem children. Requiem Mast was celebrated SWIGERT BROS. tion. High Mass was celebrated May 24 in May 24 ni S t Cajetan’s Church. Inter­ Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church. In­ ment Mt Olivet Trevino Mortuary. 1550 California O p to m C tp istS KEy$lone 4-7651 Mr. Weber devoted much of terment Mt* Olivet Boulevard Mortu- his time and energy to helping JAMES A. BRENNAN **^ANTHONY PAULINO, 87. of 3759 James A. Brennna, 60, df 2460 Jay Better Vision Good Service the poor and unfortunate in the Navajo. He is survived by three sons, Street, Edgewater, died May 23 in his downtown Denver area. Dominie and Phillip Paulino, Denver; home. for Every Ago At Right Prices and Medeuch Paulino, Norwalk. Calif.; He w ^ bom Feb. 4, 1905, in Gil­ He was head usher at Holy a daughter. - Catherine Marulli. Nor­ lette, and received his education in GLASSES INDIVIDUALLY STYLED Ghost Church for many years, walk, Calif.; a brother. James Paulino, Denver schools. Canon City; and five grandchildren. Mr. Brennan married Edna Hartman and was present for all the Sun­ The Rosary will he recited Thursday, in Golden in 1928. Thd couple lived in day Masses at Holy Ghost. May 26, at 8 p.m. in the Boulevard Denver until moving to Edgewater in Mortuary Chapel. Requiem High Mass 1948. In addition to his work for will be celebrated Friday, May 27, at He was epiployed by the James Motor JERRY BREEN the St. Vincent de Paul Society 9 a.m. in Our Lady of Mt. Carmel (^mpkny until he became ill eight Church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Boule­ months ago. Principals in the School pupils at the Cathedral, Denver, on Sun-' and for the poor, Mr. Weber was vard Mortuary. He is survived by his wife, two sons, Cathedral Coronation May crowning day, 15, are, from left, Frank Morrison, Florist active in Holy Ghost Parish. He HAROLD NEIL JEVNACER. 80, of Donald J. and Bruce C. Brennan, both Dolores Dandrow-, Joseph O’Donnell, Karen Marsh, participated in many jjarish ac­ 2221 Downing Street. He is survived by of Denver: three brothers. Edward, ceremonies .conducted by the Cathedral Grade 1004 15th St. his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mark, and John Brennan, all of Denver: James Brown, and Cynthia Faubion. tivities and was always ready to derson; two brothers. Sgt Lawrence R. and two granddaughters. + ' + + + + + MAin 3-2279 donate his time and energy Jev,nager. Denver; and two sisters, Mrs. The Rosary will be recited Thursday, Helen Nordling, Havre, Mont, and May 26, at 8 p.m. in the Olinger Mor­ whenever he was called upon. He Bema Anderson. Denver. Requiem High tuary, Boulder Street was a member of the Denver Mass was celebrated May 25 in Sacred Requiem High Mass will he offered The firms listed here Council 539, Knights of Colum­ Heart Church. Interment Mt Olivet Friday^ May 27, at 9:30 a.m. in St. Graduation for Cathedral Pupils June 1 Boulevard Mortuar>*. Mary Magdalene's Church. Olinger deserve to be remembered bus, and the fourth Degree, Den­ SARAH A. MITCHELL, 74, of 2846 Mortuary. ver Assembly. Federal Boulevard. She is survived by, JAMES LEO DICKERSON (Cathedral Pari.h, Denrer) thia Faubion, Frances Cole, returned to the book rental li­ when you are distributing a daughter. Mrs. M ti^ Kirk; two sons, James Leo Dickerson, 58, of 4401 Sheila Flowers; brary on Wednesday, June 1, be- He is survived by six brothers, James F. Mitchell. Denver, and Martin Bryant Street, died May 18. The Cathedral School’s eighth ji Jacques Brothers your patronage in the dif­ P ^ l, Denver; Nicholas and Matt, H. Mitchell. Boulder City. Nev.: eight Mr. Dickerson was bom In La Plata, Geraldine Gamboa, Roger Gar­ gianing with the senior class at grade graduates will be the 9 a.m. Members of the book ren­ Monuments of Distinction Wilson, Kans.; Joseph, Salina, grandchildren, and one great-grandchild. Mo.. Nov. 14, 1901. He moved to Den­ guests of honor at a breakfast cia, Donald Gillette, Theresa Since 1902 in One Location ferent lines of business. She was a member of St. Dominic's Al­ ver 86 years ago after living in Colo­ Gorman, Theodore Gregg, Fred­ tal staff will be present to proc­ Kans.; and Pete and Frank, Du­ tar and Rosary Society. Requiem High rado Springs for several years. sponsored by the PTA on ess the books. 28 E. 6th Are. AL. 5-2019 buque, Kans.; and five sisters, Mass was celebrated May 25 In S t He was married April 1. 1922, in Wednesday, June 1. eric Jensen, John Lilley, Michael Mary Weber, Wilson, Kans.; Dominic’s Church. Interment M t Olivet. Arvada, to Miss Margurette Daigle. Lopez, Ronald Marquez, Kar/en The senior class an'd their fam­ Boulevard Mortuary. He was foreman of the parts depizrt- The breakfast will be held in Marsh, Leola Moneghini, Frank ilies will be remembered in a spe- Frances Weber and Mrs. Anna MARY E. BAXTER. 79. of 3601 Fed- ment at the Quick-Way Truck Shovel the Olin Hotel immediately fol­ Mans, Salina, Kans.; Mrs. Leo eral Boulevard. She is survived by a Company. Morrison, Joseph Noel, Patricia cial High Mas.s to be offered sister, Teresa McLaughlin. Denver, and Mr. Dickerson served !n the Navy lowing the graduation Mass and O’Connof; Tuesday. May 31, at 7 :45 a.m., THE ONLY COAST TO COAST CARRIER! Turgeon, Topeka, Kans.; and a niece. Mrs. Clark Duffy, Detroit. after World War I, ceremonies, which will start at Joseph O’Donnell, William the Feast of Our Lady, Media­ Mrs. Emma Schwartz, Phillips- Mich. Requiem High Mass was cele­ He is survived by his wife, a son, 9 a.m. The Very Rev. Monsignor trix of All Graces. Seniors and. THE burg, Kans. brated May 26 in S t Catherine’s Richard Dickerson. Belmont, Calif.; W. J. Canavan, pastor, will be Perry, Dennis Primavera, Bev­ Church. Interment in S t Louis, Mo. two daughters. Mrs. Virginia Smith erley Salazar, Florence Scarpino, theif parents are urged to be Requiem High Mass is being Olinger Mortuary. and Miss Margurette Dickerson. Den­ the celebrant of the Mass. ^ " P io n e e r* EDWARD T. CAFFREY, 45. of Den­ ver; a brother. Thomas D. Dickerson. Carol Ann Schmidt, Carolyn present *at the Mass, which has celebrated Thursday, May 26, at ver. He is survived by his father, Newton, Kans.; a sister, Mrs. Eva Ros- All parents and friends of the Shunk, Diane Taylor, Joseph been requested by the Cathedral of 9 a.m. in Holy Ghost Church. Thomas F. Caffrey, and two brothers, coe, Bakersfield, Calif.; and three graduates are welcome to attend PTA. William F. and Harold C. Caffrey, and grandchildren. Thomas, John Torrey, Anthony transcontinental Interment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard the breakfast also. Reservations Varrecchia, Rachael Villegas, Another High Mass for eighth two brothers, William F. and Harold C. RequienwHigh Mass was celebrated may be sent to Sister Rose Mi­ freight Mortuary. Caffrey. Requiem High Mass was cele­ May 28 in^SL Catherine’s Church. In­ and Elaine Watson. grade graduates and their fami­ brated May 24 in Holy Ghost Church. terment ML Olivet. ^Boulevard Mortu- chael, grade school principal. The lies has been requested by the transportation / Interment M t Olivet. Olinger Mortu- breakfast fee is |1.25. Rental Book Returns ^ * FRANK FALLICO PTA also. It will be offered June “*^JUAN GONZALES. 60. of 2440 W. Frank FaIlico.*88. of* 6800 Humboldt Twenty boys and girls will par­ The eighth grade school books 2 at 7 :45 a.m. DENVER-CHICAGO TRUCKING CO., INC. Byron Place. He is survived by his Street, died May 16 in St. Anthony’s ticipate in the eighth grade con­ will be returned to the PTA book Montignor Canavan will ba wife, Sesarita Gonzales; two sons, Larry Hospital. rental library Frid^, May 27, host at a dinner for all the Ca­ Requiem Is Held and Victor Gonzales: a daughter. Mrs. Mr. Fallico was bom in Italy Sept. 8, tinuation exercise.s. Two of these 2501 Blako Denver KE. 4-7261 Tom Saavedra: and six grandchildren. 1871. and came to Denver when he was graduates, Douglas Cox and beginning at 1 p.m. Grades three thedral uiheri on Wedneiday, Requiem High Mass is^being celebrated 14. He served as general contractor for Leola Moneghini, are converts to through seven will return their June 1, in the Denver Athletic Thursday, May 26. at 9 a.m. in St. the Public Service Company for more Cajetan’s Church. Interment Mt. Olivet. than 30 years, and then was employed the Church. They made their books Tuesday, May 31, starting Club, Ail men who regularly For George Hunt GERTRUDE E. ALEXANDER, 48, of by the city until his retirement several First Communion on May 8 and at 1, p.m. usher in the Cathedral are in­ 811 19th Street She Is survived by her years ago. were confirmed May 22. All high school books will be vited. husband, George J. Alexander: her He was a member of the Elks. mother. Elizabeth R. Jacobs, Denver: He is survived by two sons. Charles Those continuing are Marjorie and a sister. Mrs. Mary O’Leary, New and Peter: three daughters, Mrs. Hen­ Abeyta, Patricia Adams, Sonja At St. John's Rochele, N. Y. Requiem Mass was cele­ rietta Allen and Mrs. Harry Wall, Den­ brated May 26 in Holy Ghost Church. ver, and Mrs. Eva Jackson, Eugene. Ball, Steven Body, Michael A. T. THOMSON George D. Hunt, Jr., 41, of Interment in Sterling. Capitol Mortuary. Ore.: seven grandchildren, and 11 great­ Broome, James Brown, Laura CATHERINE FRANCES KAMRATH, grandchildren. Bruckner, Douglas Cox, Joseph 1115 State Street, San Mateo, 52. of 532 S. Lincoln. She is survived Requiem Mass was celebrated May MONUMENTS Calif., died there May 19. by her husband. Jerry Kamrath. Re­ 20 in Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church. Crowley, Dolores Dandrow, Cyn­ quiem Mass was celebrated May 23 in Interment ML Olivet. Mr. Hunt was bom April 3, St Francis de Sales’ Church. Interment MRS. MARY A. MARCUS WHERE DENVER SHOPS WITH CONRDENCB 1914, in Chicago, 111. In 1937 in Fort Dodge. la. Mrs. Mary A. Marcus. 86. of 3927 Has moved to its new location he was employed by the Regis­ SANDRA SUE SCOTT, daughter of Umatilla Street, died May 19 in St. (OOVNrOTN!KEjito«4-21U a ie m CKEEK e DEiUr 3^Sf! ter and served his printing ap­ Mr. and Mrs. Purvin Scott of 3846 S. Anthony's Hospital after a month's ill­ Santa Fe Drive. Mass of the Angels ness. Walter Hammett prenticeship. He continued work­ was celebrated May 24 in St. Louis’ Mrs. Msreus was horn in Detroit. ing for the Register until 1953. Church. Interment in Littleton. Mich., Dec. 28. 1868, and came to Den­ ANNA M. WALTER, 94. of 3247 S. ver about 1893. Her husband. Henry 7200 E. Alameda F L 5-7876 In California he was employed Sherman. She is survived by two daugh­ Marcus, died in Denver in 1946. by the San Mateo Times as a ters. Lena M. Well#, Englewood, and She is survived by four sons. James Of Ft. C o llin s Come to Our CHERRY CREEK Clara A. Knodel, Denver; four grand­ F. Doyle. Grand Junction, and Joe T.. printer, and was a member of children. and 12 great-grandchildren. Henry W., and Hugh E. Marcus, all of the Typographical Union. Requiem Mass .was celebrated May 20 Denver: two daughters. Misses Agnes Outdoor Garden Center for Your Mr. Hunt, a convert to the in S t Louis’ Church. M. Doyle and Agnes C. Marcus, both MAMIE DYTRI, 68. of 2990 Sauls- of Denver: 14 grandchildren, and 18 Taken by Death Church, is survived by his wife, bury. Whestiddge. She is survived by great-grandchildren. This is What You've Been Waiting For Miriam Gibson Hunt; a son, three sons, John J., Louis A., and Abine Requiem High Mass was celebraUd C. Dytri; two daughters. Loretta J. May 28 in St. Patrick’s Church. Inter­ Walter F. Hammett, a retired George D., Ill; a daughter, Mar­ Moneypenny and Mary Louise Kele- ment Mt. OHveL Boulevard Mortuary. veteran employe of the Ideal Ce­ E X PE R T - cia Ann Hunt; his father, George men: a sister in Italy, and seven grand­ FRED PARKISON ment Company, died May 7 in BEDDING PLANTS D. Hunt, Sr., Denver; three children. Requiem Mass is being cele­ Fred H. Parkison. 73. of 56 Madison brated Thursday. May 26. at 10 a.m. Street, died May 18 in a local hospital his home at 409 Mathews Street, TV brothers, Vernon D. and Law. in Sts. Peter and Paul's Church. Inter­ after a long illness. Fort Collins, after a six-month, rence Hunt and Charles Gasch; ment Mt. Olivet. He was born in Denver Nov. 11. illness. He was 64 FRANK M. NOLAN. 73. of 490 S. 1881. and was self-employed as annuals, per flat SERVICE and a sister, Doris Wallizer. Garrison Street. He is survived by his laundryman. Mr. Hammett Requiem Mass was celebrated wife, Lillian M. Nolan: two daughters, He is survived by an aunt, Mrs. Leah came to Fort of approximately 12 Guard your inreatment May 25 in St. John the Evan­ Mrs. Margaret Pursley and Mrs. Fran­ Green of Phoenix, Ariz., and a cousin, Collins 27 years 75« ces Moore: and four sons, Jerome. Jo­ Mrs. Elsie Peterson of Portland. Ore. Radio and Phonographs Repaired gelist’s Church. Interment Mt^ seph. and William F. Nolan, all of Den­ Requiem Mass was celebrated May ago from Con­ Olivet. ver, and Edward M. Nolan. Kansas City, 21 in St. John’s Church. crete, Colo.; Labor and Parts Fully Guaranteed and was chief Ageratum Asters clerk at the Telatronics €o. Ideal plant near Alyssum Coleus Laporte, retir­ 80 Meade St. WE. 4-4189 ing last Janu­ ary. He had Petunias Nicotiana worked for the company since Snapdragons , Zinnias lit 1912. He was born at Millwood, Mo.,. Mums, 7 colors Pansies Why Pay More?” Oct. 3, 1890, and attended school (Trademark) at Manitou Springs. He married Dainthus Violas the former Miss Katherine Price at Colorado Springs June 12, Wm. W. Myer Drug Stores 1923. Seed Dahlias Vinca Vine Colorado Owned Stores Mr. Hammett was a member of _ St. Joseph's Parish, the Lobelia Marigolds 16th & Glenarm Knights of Columbus, the Cath­ Englewood 800 Santa Fe Dr. p olic Accountants’ Guild, and the 30 South Broadway 15th and California g Holy Name Society. 3933 W. Colfax 17th and Tremont g Surviving, besides Mrs. Ham­ mett, are six children—Miss For Memorial Day Curtis & 15th St. ini Rita Hammett of Fort Collins; James E. of the U. S. Air Force at Washington, D. C.; Robert J. Planting ... of Denver; John F. of Kalispell, ESTABLISHED I90S Mont.; Walter L. Hammett of Denver, and Sister Mary Gdile POTTED GER.\NIU.MS single, 49c, flat of 6, 1.49 of South Pasadena, Calif.- Also surviving are his mother, The American Fixture Co Mrs. M. Hammett; a brother, POTTED DOUBLE RUFFLE PETUNIAS, Bert V. Hammett of Anaheim, ■ single 39c Uanafacturcra Some of the members second row, .Robert McDonald, Donald Steven­ Calif.; and a sister, Mrs. Stella Bazaar Committee son, Charles Brubeck, Gerald Teska, George Church Pews and Altars of the bazaar com­ Gatterer of Salida, Colo. Outdoor Garden Center — Cherry Creek Only mittee of Most Precious Blood Parish, Denver, Durot; third row, Gerald Sheridan, A1 Noble, Church Furniture who planned the first bazaar of the parish are, Frank C de Baca, Richard Fenton, Charles Tuf- Bank, Office, and Store Fixtures from leh: Front row, Mrs. Harold Smith, Mrs. field; back row, William Andries, Edward Du- Agnes A . Katafias Joseph De Mars, the Rev. John Donohoe, C.M., locki, the Rev. J. J. Edwards ,C.M.; Joseph De Miliwork of All Kinds pastor; Mrs. Roland Brink, Mrs. John Therro; Mar^, and Thomas Schneiders. + + + Requiem Is Held Bernardine Kirehhof, Pres. MA. 3-0168 + + + C. J. Schwieger, Gen. Mgr, 1236 Arapahoe St. DenTcr,.Colo. Agnes A. Katafias, 92, of First Bazaar in Precious Blood Parish 1590 S. Marion Street, Denver, died May 18. Mrs. Katafias was born April 1, 1863, in Poland. She is survived by two daugh­ TO PERSONAL June 4-5 to Have $/>650 Kitchen Unit ters, Sister Edmunda of the Fe- H o t W a fe r (Moat Preciou* Blood Pariah, planned and worked fervently According to Jerry Sheridan, lician Order, Detroit, Mich., and RELIABLE, AND COMPLETE Denver) to make this first bazaar a huge chairman, there will be no more Theresa Katafias, Denver; a son, square dancing this season. There Arthur A. Katafias. Denver; INVESTMENT On June 4 and 5, Most success. Endless time and {lain- are tentative plans for a big four grandchildren, and one at its Best Precious Blood Parish will hold staking effort have been re­ outdoor dance to be held on the great-grandchild. SERVICE its first bazaar, which has quired of all. Their efforts and grounds some time late in sum­ Requiem High Mass was cele­ emerged from the planning stage enthusiasm warrant the support mer. brated May 21 in St. Joseph’s to the concreteness of booth of the entire parish. The parish is the recipient of (Polish) Church. Interment was placement, workers, schedules, There was a general meet­ an American flag donated by the in Mt, Olivet. Boulevard Mor­ and acquisition of necessary ing .of bazaar chairmen on May Men’s Club. It is hoped that it tuary. equipment for refreshments and 18. Men on the committee vol­ will be received in time for entertainment. unteered to pick up the stands Memorial Day. You can d«p«nd upon BOSWORTH-SUUJVAN to giv* The grand prize, selected by at the Knights of Columbus The residence obtained for the Adelphian Players Seek popular vote, is a General Elec­ Home. This was done on May 23. Daughters of Charity is at 2509 you pirsonol, raliablt, and compitt* invMtmtnt Mrvk* and tric five-piece kitchen unit They also scheduled setting up S. S t Paul. Besides teaching the Production for 1956 edvict.., whothor you'r* »*r#ly sacking infonnertion or worth $1,650. the booths on Saturday, May vacation school, the sisters will w'lth to buy or toll itrur'itioi in smotl or largo amounts. Among the attractions to be 28, at 9 a.m. In case of bad take a census. 'Twenty-two members of the featured on the church grounds weather th6y will be set up Sun­ In June, July, and August there Adelphian Players of Sacred a^ Colorado and Iliff are the day, May 29, at 1 o’clock. will be no circle news published. Heart Parish, Denver, attended Visit BOSWORTH’SUUiVAN soon. Our porsoimol, our Specialising in Quality Plumbing and 60 ot Women's Meeting Ferris wheel and merry-go- Women of the periih are re­ the motion picture Nit the Deck l^ ry , and our rosoarch doportmtnt ufe at your sorvka Heating Repairs About 60 members and their in the Oriental Theater recently. round. In the booths are aprons, minded that their needlework donations should be brought guests attended the last meeting The group, which continues • .. witbout any obligation. ^ baked goods, candy, and ham to the hall on Sunday, May 29. of the Altar Society. Everyone the long tradition of the St. Pat­ SLAHERY & COMPANY and bacon. The game booths in­ Those bringing cakes or candy enjoyed the potluck supper and rick's Day plays in, Sacred Heart clude the teddy bear, fish pond, may bring them to the bazaar the card game that followed. Parish, is considering Hit the 80SW0 RTH, SULUVAN i COMPANY, Inc PLUMBING and HEATING either on June 4 or 5. The president, Mrs. R. McDo­ Deck for next year’s production. and darts. Several other games nald, thanks all officers, commit- The Rev. James MeShane, S.J., JOHN J. SUUIVAN, Praeldcal CONTRACTORS along with refreshments will This is the last week that trad­ te chairmen, and members who is moderator of the group. JOHN J. CONNOR. President ing stamps will be accepted. So KE. 4-6241 ROBERT F. CONNOR. Vies President lend color and gaiety to the fes­ made her tenure of office so tivities. far enough stamps have been col­ pleasant. The McDonalds aref Payment!, not pledge!, will 1726 MARKET STREET lected to fill 28 books. Many val­ moving to Minneapolis. Both mea!ure the !ucce!! of the Arch- ____ p h o n e MAIN 3-7127 y 3-71 For many weeks booth chair­ uable prizes for the bazaar will have been very active in parish hUhop*! Seminary and Mieeioni 660 SEVENTEENTH ST. - DENVER, CO^jCRADO men and their helpers have be obtained with these stamps. affairs. Campaign, XlinnAdyf May 26, 1955 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4-4205 PAGE THIRTEEN

G E B U T T R U Faculty, Non-Catholics Reached 5 ittle-Known Facts for Catholics Copyrittht. 18SI. N.C.W.O.E Scrvic* Bv M. I. MURRAY Aim of the Newman Clubs He Is the Pilot of Our Soul By Paul H. Hallett THAT THE SECULAR UNIVERSITY 'MNUNCIATION- THIS AUGUST the University of Colo­ presents dangers to the faith of the Qtholic Tremendous Gifts of Holy Spirit rado will have more priests on its campus than student is well knftwn, but what is too much i,t ever saw before— 150 of them, if all the stressed is the obvious situation of a consciously By Rev. J ohn B. E bel ' properly and make the cor­ nally, instills in us a sovereign chaplsins are there. The occasion is the annual rect judgments concerning respect for God, and makes us hostile professor, who sneers at the faith of his ON THE FEAST OF PEN- convention of the National Association of New­ TECOST, we commemorate them. Wisdom is concerned fear above all else to offend students. : the descent of the Holy Spirit with divine truths, and, by de­ Him. In m edieval man Qubs, the first to be held in Colorado. upon the Apostles, after which taching u ^ from the world, In q la n d wKen A Catholic student, even if he is unable to enables us to see the supreme bells were Last week I had occasion to address a group they went out filled with zeal of the Qtholic faculty members of the univer­ meet the professor on his own terms, would be and courage to convert the value and importance of the Every Soul SlUnced. in world. It must not be forgot­ things of heaven. Knowledge Holij VNteek. sity at Newman Club headquarters. The meeting unlikely to be much influenced by this sort of ten that the Holy Spirit dwells enables us to judge created Worshippers Were with this group (there are some 20 Qtholic teacher. A consciously hostile demeanor sets up a in the soul of every Christian things in accordance with eter­ often oculed to church, members of the faculty on the campus), and my nal standards. And counsel current of resistance, which inoculates the real through sanctifying grace, and Must Battle bij a clapper beiruj talk with the chaplain, Father Charles Forsyth, His gifts are the crown and applies the judgments of wis­ Christian against the assaults of aggressive un- dom and knowledge to our in­ Sounded fhrouoh. O.S.B., gave me a fresh outlook on Newmanism.4 zenith of the soul’s spiritual th e s tre s s . I lief. It becomes a matter of pride to resist. life. dividual daily actions, en­ abling us to see and choose Sin of Pride I had thought of the Newman Clubs as These supernatural gifts,- WHAT CONSTITUTES the great dan- those things which are most By Pat McKanna existing solely for undergraduates. I had never which prepare and dispose us thought of the faculty as being a center of New­ get to -he believing student is not forthright for receiving and following conducive for our salvation HOW DISCOURAGING it the guidance of the Holy and the glory of God. can be to a soul that truly man Club activity. And yet it is with the or even conscious anti-Christianity but a simple IN THE MORAL ORDER, loves God and truly desires to faculty that many fruitful contacts are made, as Spirit, are usually listed as the gift of piety brings us ignoring of the spiritual side of man. In psy­ seven, following the enumera­ do whatever is necessary to fruitful, understandably, as among the under­ close to God and fills us with advance in the spiritual life chology classes, for example, man’s personality tion by the Prophet Isaias joy in His service. It perfects graduate body, or more so. (xi, 2, 3). Four of them are to discover within itself the may not be proclaimed to be the mete outgrowth our actions in matters that re­ pettiest and most selfish of' NOR ARE THE FACULTY ME.DI- of reflexes or glandular secretions, but the related to the intellect, .and late to other persons. The gift faults: Spitefulness, readiness three to the will. of fortitude perfects us in­ to take offense, a rigid sense BERS who can be reached by the Newman answers suggested for mental problems may UNDERSTANDING makes ternally as piety' perfects us of what its “rights” are, a Club chaplain confined to the Catholics. I leave no room for those that grace and moral possible a grasping and pene­ externally, by bringing into quick and sullen temper, and learned that one of them who is most co­ training provide. Hence the student slips tration of the truths of faith. subjection our own tendencies a resistance to the kindness operative and interested in the purposes of of those ■with whom it is of­ gradually into the habit of materialistic think­ The gifts of wisdom, knowl­ toward inordinate sensual and Newmanism is a Protestant, an instructor in ing without the intention or knowledge of the edge, and counsel have much spiritual pleasures. Fortitude fended. III ^ the same function, but with strengthens the martyrs to This is.not a cause for dis­ history, who tells his students .that he expects professor. regard to different objects. undergo otherwise unbearable couragement. It is a cause to Mh o w j v a rXL fiu

Thursday, May 26, T955 PAGE FOURTEEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, K Eyito n e 4-4205 51 Eighth Graders at Holy Family In School's 35th Graduation Rite (Hojy Family, Parikh, Denvar) high school auditorium. i picnic in August. These plans Fifty-one students will receive Winners of scholarships to were discussed at a recent par- diplomas in the 35th graduation Holy Family High School are ents’ planning meeting. Edward (exercises for Holy Family Grade Harold O’Hayre and Dianne jMcEahern is pack master and Officer Installation HeldjSenior Sodality ^Schqol on June 2. The day will Archer. The scholarships arehEdward Karuszas is assistant begin with a High Mass at 8 awarded on the basis of an ex pack master. o’clock celebrated by Father amination and achievem ent The final PTA meeting of the By St. Catherine's PTA At St. Patrick's Forrest Allen, pastor. Breakfast since entrance into the grade year on May 23 was conducted for the graduates will follow in school. by the new elected officers of Mrs. J. Lombardi, secretary; the high school auditorium. Graduates are Elsie Allen, the group. Preceding the meet­ (St. Catherine's Parish, Denyer) Diane Archer, Richard Archer, The Rev. D. A. Lemieux, pas­ Mrs. R. Griffith, treasurer; and Sponsor of the breakfast is the ing, Father Allen installed Mrs. Mrs. R. Wehrle, historian. Will Hold Parly seventh grade. Michael Baldwin, Diana Beall, Emmett (Jrace, president, and tor, officiated at the installation On Thursday evening, June 2, Sondra Beston, Pewy Bicknell, of PT.\ officers at a meeting Ijdrs. R. Dispense, outgoing (St. Patrick’s Parish, Denver) these other officers: Mrs. Ralph May 18. The new officers are president, thctnked the council the eighth grade graduation ex­ Patricia Buchholz, Daniel Burak, Sargent, vice president; Mrs. Mrs. George Canny, president; members and ropm mothers for The Senior Young Ladies ercises will be held in the church Judith Butz, David Coffey, Paul Steve M.,Daniel, secretary; Mrs. Mrs. R. Kelly, vice president; thmr loyal support during the Sodality ■will Hold a welcome beginning at 7:45 p.m. Exercises Coffey, Brenda Cowdrey, Paul Philip Baiamonte, treasurer; and past two years. party Friday, May 27, at 7:30 will consist of an address, award­ Edmonds, Francis Elkins, Eliza­ Mrs. Joseph Woertman, auditor- + + + p.m. in the school, for the ing of diplomas and scholar­ beth Flanders, Janet Foley, Ju­ historian. Father Lemieux complimented eighth grade graduates of the Selected Queen the outgoing officers and com­ ships, and Benediction. A PTA- dith Foley, Donald Ford, Carol Entertainment at the meeting parish and any other young sponsored reception for the Halter, Edward Howes, James featured a high school choral mittees. He paid special tribute women above that grade who to Mrs. Dispense for her work in graduates will follow in the Hines, Connie Hunt, Joseph Jor­ group. The .home economics de­ guiding the PTA so successfully would like to join the sodality. dan, Beverly Kenfield, John partment of the high school put The main functions and purpose Leahy; on an exhibitilm of work done by and presented her with a gift. of the sodality will be explained, Yearly reports were given by Joan Levstik, Mary Margaret the girls throughout the year. refreshments will be served, and DTA P ra e iflA H f Mrs- Betty Lell, left. Is shown talking with Children Finish Love, Eileen McKernan, John Hostesses at the meeting were all officers and committee chair­ entertainment will be furnished I I H rrC a lllC III Jjjg Catherine Frank immediately follow­ Merkl, Loyola Montano, Larry men. room mothers of first and second by the members. We welcome ing Mrs. Lell's installation in the presidency of the Presentation Marahan, Harold O’Hayre, grade pupils: Mmes.Marie Goetz, A tea followed the meeting and urge all eighth grade grad­ PTA. Mrs. Frank has served as president of the PTA for the Sharon Richardson, Patricia with Mmes. R. Mapelli, A. Mali- John Rogers, Anthony McNulty, uates a n d any other young past two years. Instructions at Rogers, Barbara Romano, Diane Bernard Turner, Robert Sprigg, to, and A. Porforio, room moth­ women above this grade to at­ Romero, Nancy Romero, John ers, as hostesses. They were as­ + - f + + + Nicholas Wells, Thomas Roberts, tend. Transportation home will Roush, Claudia Ruffert, Marie Steve M. Daniel, Edward Perry, sisted by Mmes. L.‘ Liley, L. be provided. Schwartz, Melvin Seurer. Bar­ Perry, F. Domenico, M. Perry, A. Guardian Angels Jr.; John Maytag, Leonard Donald Di Pablo, son of Mr. bara Sigsr, Sigg, Michael Slusher, Crum, and Vincent Anastos. lacino, J. Myers, and R. Wehrle. Year's Final Paper Drive (Guardian Angels* Perish, Jane St^nens,I t^ h i Daniel Sullivan, The cake for the sisters and and Mrs. John Di Paolo of this Mrs. Emmet Grace, PTA presi­ parish, has just returned home Denver) Arthur 'Taylor, Carl Weakland, the award, given to Mrs. E. The children who have at­ dent, anonunced that Mrs, after 24 months of active service Eldon Werth, and Margaret George Taylor 'will head the_ im­ Wermeister, were donated by tended religion classes on Satur­ Woertman. Mrs. M. lacino, Jr. with the United States Navy. At Presentation School portant book repair committee Don was graduated from St. Pat­ days at Marycrest Convent will Recitation of the Rosary in mark the closing of their term for the next year. PTA members rick’s Grade School and Holy (Pretentation Pariih, Denver) uted may still make a cash dona the church will precede the checked books in the grade this Saturday morning. May 28, business meeting of the Altar Meeting Set Moy 26 Family High School. After 16 The school will hold the final tion by calling Mrs. John Frank, by attending the 7:30 Mass in a school this week in preparation months of reserve service he KE. 4-6902. and Rosary Society on Thurs­ for the early summer repair of paper drive for the year on Tues­ group. Confessions will be heard day, June 2. Father Allen will By Derby Study Club went on active duty aboard the day, May 31. Everyone is asked The 4H girls’ cooking and sew­ for them on Friday afternoon at books. U.S.S. Kearsarge C.'V.A. 33 in ing group, under the supervision sing a High Mass for Altar Those who helped in this to make this the biggest paper 4:30. Society member* on Friday, squadron 'V.C. 3. His tour of drive of the year. Papers may be of Mrs. Joseph Zidar, has placed On Thursday, May 26, at 8 checkup were Mmes. R. B. Derby.— (St. Catherine’s Par­ duty took him to Honolulu, the June 3, a t 8 a.m. ish)—St. Catherine’s Study Club deposited on the grounds by the two winners in the judging con­ p.m. there will be a special Romero, Steve M. Daniel, John Philippines, Japan, evacuation of hall. The truck will pick them up test. Jean Hoye, third place, and meeting for all chairmen of Mrs. Nicholas J. Herold, Altar Turner, John M. Reynolds, Dan­ will meet in the home of Mrs. the Tachen Islands, Hong Kong, Georgia Hoffman, 5571 E. 65th by 1 p.m. on Tuesday. Papers Kathleen Curneen, fourth place the various booths for the and Rosary Society president is iel Ryan, Paul Luna, Edward Miss Carole Cooke was and Singapore. Donald has a should be there before that time. winner, will participate as alter­ coming basaar. This is a im­ convalescing" at home following Lundstrom, John Grande, Tim­ Way, on Thursday, May 26, at brother, Johnny, five years old, nates at the state conference in 7 p.m. The PTA wishes to thank all portant meeting, and all chair­ recent surgery. othy Cronin, Emmett Grace, selected queen of the Theta and a sistpr, Mrs. Jacqueline Fort Collins in June. This group William Seiwald, James Beaton, Chi Annual Carnation Ball, Fri­ The discussion for this meet­ those who helped to make the men and committeeman are The monthly meeting of the Svaldi. Donald will attend college bake sale a success. The pro­ will also participate in the parish urged to make a special effort parish pack of the Cub Scouts J, J. Lynch, John Wilson, Leon­ day, May 20. The formal affair ing is taken from the Book of at. Greeley next September. carnival by baking cakes for the was held at Graystone Ranch Exodus, chapter 31, “Workers ceeds will be used to defray ex­ to attend. will be held on Friday, May 27. ard Crum, John Roberts, PhiUp Are Called to Make the Taber­ PTA Election penses on the festival projects. cake booth. The Altar and Rosary Society At the meeting, plans will be an­ Paiamonte, Harold Shoemaker, above Evergreen. Miss Cooke is The Novena of the Miraculous Thomas Reickenbaugh, L. D. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. nacle." The PTA at their final meet­ Any person who has not contrib- members will' receive Commun­ nounced for the junior baseball Mrs. Lillian McCalley was Medal, which had been scheduled ion in a group Sunday, May 29, team that the pack will spon­ Brinlkey, Leroy Volk, John M. E. Cooke of St. Catherine’s ing of the term had election and for Sundays, will be said on Sat­ Parish, Denver, and is a junior host to the study club in her in the 7 o’clock Mass. sor for the summer months. Cuthbertson, Joseph Callahan, home the past week. installation of officers for the urday evenings at 7:30, begin­ The following have charge of Xavier Nady, Sr., will coach the Edward Perry, Jr.; John May­ student at Denver University, ning Saturday, June 4. This majoring in personnel manage­ The Study Club will not meet coming year. Those elected serving coffee and doughnuts for team. tag, Leonard Spirek, Ralph 1st Communion schedule will be maintained for Sargent, John Callahan, and ment. She is affiliated with the in the summer months, but will were: Mrs. Fred Burdorf, presi­ the remainder of the month: 7 The Cubs also plan an over­ Alpha Chi Omega sorority. resume meetings in the fall. dent; Mrs. Charles Shields, vice the duration of the summer o’clock Mass, Dorothy Stuller, night jamboree in July and a George Taylor. president; Mrs. Dominic Car- months. Jewel Crocker, Margaret Larche, lino, corresponding secretary; s G iv e n 106 Members of the Altar and Ro­ and Delores Torrey; 9 o'clock Mrs. John Tamaska, recording sary Society will have vanilla Mass, Pauline Tafelski, Bernice PTA Meeting Is Slated secretary; Mrs. Leo Ohman, extract on sale during the sum­ Chojonowski, and Dolly Ta­ 8th Grade Graduation Set mer months. Purchases may be maska; and 10:30 o’clock Mass, treasurer; and Mrs. Leo Slaven- made from members or by calling ski, historian. Father Leyden In Westwood Virginia Dever, Sue Felton, and Mrs. Robert Logan, MA. 3-1348. Margaret Madison. This will be At St. Dominic's May 26 and Mrs. Koning, president of the Westwood.— (St. Anthony of At St. Mary Magdalene's Catholic Parent Teacher’s S’t. Anne’s Circle will meet in the last Sunday for serving cof­ League, were guest speakers. Re­ Padua’s Parish)—There were 106 the home of Mrs. Pete Eckler, fee and doughnuts after the Sun­ (St. Mary Magdalene’s Parish, Peek, Denner strip; and Bob (St. Dominic’s Parish, Denver) Marahan; press chairman, Mrs. children who made their First 954 Quitman, Thursday, June 2, day Masses for the duration of Denver) Houtbaus, assistant denner strip; Carl J. Jensen. After the business freshments were served after Communion in the 8 o’clock Mass Den 4, Kirk Martelon, one gold Thursday evening. May 26, at the meeting. at 10:30 a.m. the summer months. The St. Mary Magdalene eighth 8 p.m. the third grade children of meeting coffee and cake were Sunday, May 22. Following the The Altar and Rosary Society Rose Marsh has charge of the rade graduation will be held and one silver arrow; Anthony St. Dominic’s School will enter­ served. The monthly meeting of the Mass a breakfast was served in is offering a handmade afghan religious articles in the absence f Veto, one gold arrow; Tommy board of directors of St. Pat­ the parish hall, with Mrs. Yan- 'uesday evening May 31, at 7 :30 tain the PTA members at the Graduation June 2 that was donated to the needle­ of Fay Decola, who is recuperat­ o’clock. 'Tuck, one gold arrow; and Jim May meeting in the church audi­ Graduation exercises for the rick’s Parish Credit Union was torno as chairman. work group by Mrs. Joseph Polak. ing from recent surgery. Murphy, Wolf. torium. All the past presidents held in the treasurer’s office on It will be on display in its The weekly games party will The 31 graduates receiving eighth grade will be held Thurs­ Those making their First Com­ diplomas are Jacqueline Amato, The annual picnic will be held except Mrs. Bonnell, now residing day evening, June 2, at 7:30 in St. May 18, 1955. The following new munion ■were Barbara Alcon, booth during the carnival and continue every Monday evening June 27 at Hoffman Park. There in California, will attend and be members were added during the will be given away on Sunday, until the present jackpot is won, Suzann Camfield, Maureen Cor­ Dominic’s Church. Father Regi­ Alida Allen, Pamela Applegate, ley, Constance Cox, Marguerite will be no pack meeting. Ten­ presented at the installation of nald Malatesta, O.P., professor of month; Ray Ryszkawski, James Sotero Apodaca, Jesse Aragon, June 26. after which games will be dis­ tative plans were made for officers ceremony. E. Orlandini, John Spahn, Pat continued for, the summer. The Coyne, Claudia Deats, James De theology in Loretto Heights Col­ Victoria Aragon, Cheryl Avila, Francia, Eileen Hofner, Kathie an all-day outing June 18 in the Mrs. Paul Madrid and Mrs. lege, will give the address. Father Howard, Louise Petroglia, Lee Robert Avila, Stev Beard, San­ jackpot this coming Monday will mountains. Ned Laskey and Ed Lonnquist, and Leo Slavenski. KBTV Will Carry be $145. A special prize is given Hethcote, Mary Alice Koerner, Vera Frost are cochairmen of the Walter Albertson, O.P., acting dra Beatty, Larry Bettale, James Linda Luna, John Lutter, Pa­ Murphy are in charge of this country store booth sponsored by pastor, will present the diplomas' The treasurer reported that the Breheney, Sharon Burn^ Edwina Bishop Sheen Hour away also. project. credit union now has 125 mem­ Appreciation is expressed tricia McGannon, Mary Pat Mak- the PTA for the carnival in June. and give Benediction, assisted by Cardini, Lillian Cardini, Luanne Bishop Fulton J. Sheen's ens, Barbara Morrissey; Den 3 members were flag- They will be at school Friday, Father John Eulberg, O.P., and bers and the assets are in excess Churchill, Arnold Cordova, famous Life Is Worth Liv­ by this correspondent, Dolly bearers at the pack meeting hav­ May 27, to receive the canned food Father John B. Dering, O.P. A re­ of $5,200. The credit union has Charles Cort, Heather Cowan, ing TV program moves to Tamaska, to all who have in David Peek, Patricia Pianfetti, ing the best representation for which the children were asked to ception for the graduates, their experienced a steady gro'wth Sylvi Cross, John DeAguero, John ABC-TV in the fall and will the past two years relayed Susan Reinhardt, Richard Ru­ the April meting. An invitation bring for the booth! A class prize parents, and friends will follow since its organization in April Del Real, Tina Del Real; be seen on Denver's KBTV new* of interest to the parish dolph, Jr.; Judith Thomsberry, was extended to all eight-year- will be given the grade bringing immediately in the church audi­ 1954, and has money available Channel 9 for Admiral on column. Future items should Karen Volkman, Mary Valiant, olds and their parents to attend. Darlene Dirschl, Kenneth Martin Weiland, Robert Dunn, in the most points for the booth torium where the Blue Notes or­ to loan for any worthy purpose. Dirschl, Claudette Dominguez, Thursdays from 9 to 9:30 p.m. be submitted to Pauline Stack The games party winner for collection. chestra will play for the gradu­ Parish photog;raphers have at GI. 5-0152, who will resume Jan Chapel, Madeline Hallinan, last week was C. T. Sheehy. Marcie Dominguez, Robert' Duke, beginning Oct. 13. Ronald Kirk, Kathleen Mitsch, Members of the Rosary Altar ate dance. been appointed by Father Pur- Karen Dulaney, Janice Duran, the duties of “Register” corre­ Since he was not present the Society will be entertained in the \ card has been received from field. They are Joan Mancinelli spondent as of June. Barbara Robb, Ann Jerrard, and money will be added to the special Michael Fall, Anthony Garcia, Honored by Frat Douglas Mayeau. summer home of the president, Father George Forquer, O.P., the and Mary Ann Libonati. Previ- Wilfred Garcia, Michael Gavin, prize. Parties are held every Fri­ Mrs. Jerry Buckley, in George pastor, from Dublin. He is sail­ arrangements for pictures Patrick Gavin, Jerry Gierhart, Monsignor John P. Moran, pas­ day evening at 8 in the church town, June 7. The fancygoods ing on May 26 for the _U. S. Some of organization gatherings June Gonzales, Gloria Gutierrez, tor of St. John the Evangelist’s, hall at 26th and Depew Streets. booth for the carnival will be co- of the highlights of his trip; He should be made by calling Joan Veda Hiltson, Larry Hull, Leo First Communion will be the speaker of the evening. chairmanned by Mrs. Levi Sain- celebrated two Masses for the at GE. 3-2421 or Mary Ann at Jimenez, Lloyd Jiminez, Hope The eighth grade retreat day don and Mrs. John Wompey, Jr. parishioners, one in S t Mary Ma­ GE. 3-0223. Juarez, Kennis Kearney, Joyce will open with High Mass at 8:30 who ask that all sewing and fan- jor’s and another in St. Peter’s in Reunion Held Kidd, Denise Kincaid, Dawn on Friday, May 27. The student eywork be delivered to them or Rome; some of the Irish and semi- Lexa, Dolores Lexa, Robert Ley- For 42 Children body will participate in singing left at the rectory. Irish will be glad to hear that St. Patrick’s graduation class ba, Joseph Leyvas, Michael La- in the Alme Pater Mass. The he preferred Dublin to Paris; the of 1951 held a reunion party on Bella; first, second, third, and fourth S 1.00 Sanctuary workers for May 27 May 19, 1955, in the school audi­ and June 3-are Mmes. T. De Bel­ “Deutscher’’ element would be Lora Belle Lopez, Rachel Lo­ grades will sing the Kyrie, Sanc- lo, M. Timmons, and W. Mullane. glad to hear that he found Ger­ torium. The committee chair­ In Wheatridge tus, and Agnus Dei. The fifth, Just $1.00 Is sll it tskssi Ost many, especially Heidelberg, men were JoAnn Manfro and zano, Joseph Lucero, David Luna, tbs DSXt SIX issQSs of Tho Voles On the vigil light committee for Patricia Marquez, Shirley Mar­ Wheatridge.— (Sts. Peter and sixth, seventh, and eighth grades of St. Asttrlea's fsstost May 27 are Mmes. Levi Saindon, "wonderful;’’ he found Italy and Barbara Behrens. The party was quez, Loretta Martinez, Patrick Paul’s Parish) — Forty-two will sing the Gloria, Credo, and growing Catbolle mgaxlno for onlj Mary Button, Fred' Berger, .An­ Rome, “God’s country" (paging attended by Pat and Priscilla children received th e ir F irs t all responses. It is the first time flttOOtt low jott'Ota road tha faaol- Italians); and the other Ameri­ Holey, Betty Loii Allegranzi, Martinez, Peter Martinez, Mi­ Bating pagaa of tha Catbollo aaga- drew Kruse, and P. C. Lawler. chael McNierney, Gloria Medina, Communion in Sts. Peter and the students have sung at High alna writtan for tba Catholio fa>- cans would be glad to know that Pat Notary, Rose Mary Montoya, Mass. Father Clarence Warner, i l 7« Joat clip A dollar bill to a The auxiliary of Scout Troop Stella Medina, Steve Medina, Paul’s Church, Wheatridge, May he will be very glad to be back in Sheila Poniak, JoAnn Manfro, 8. S.J., frpm Regis High School, plaea of papar with foar naaa and r>5 on May 4 had the installation the good old U.S.A. and St. Do­ Barbara Behrens, Barbara Vid- Howard Meyer, Bill Mondragon, will address the eighth grade re- addraaa and sand it In today.»tako of new officers: President, Mrs. Loretta Mondragon, Frances The first communicants in­ adTantaga of thla "uaaaaal* offar minic’s between June 6 and 10. mar, Frank Petraglia, and Ray cluded Deanna Austin, Carolyn treatahts. bafora I t la withdrawn* • Walter McGraw; first vice pres­ Bruno. Refreshments were Montoya, Katherine Moore, Ron­ ident, Mrs. Paul Kissinger; sec- ald Mora, Jackie Mossman. Ann Baker, G eraldine Belec, Past President Social Security .served and all had a wonderful Diane Carelli; E thel C arelli, Is Honored end vice president, Mrs. E. H. time recalling old memories. Lillian Mossman, Joan Murphy, Til TIICI IP ST. JUII Gerber; secretary, Mrs. Ray S. “.A. person receiving social se­ Ronald Paiz, Cathleen Pomponio, Pam ela Constanten, Gabrielle At the last PTA meeting of the DmRTME.vr U Alexander; treasurer, Mrs. L. P. curity benefits ■will be able to Honored ^ e sts were Father Robert Quiroz, Larry Renaud, Corey, Ruth Ann Da'Waele, Shee- year Mrs. James Kopp, outgo­ 221 WEST NADI60N STREET earn up to $1,200 during 1955 James Purfield, Father McGuire, Leon Rendon, Victoria Reno, lagh Dytri, John Garcia, Sandra ing president, was presented with CHICAGO t. ILLLNOIS without having any of his speial Mother Clotilda, and Sister Leo- Linda Rodriguez, Leroy Romero, Greer, Diane Harris, Mary Ann a statue of the Madonna and a\ security benefit checks sus cretia. Cipriana Saiz, (Catherine Salva­ Heberlein, Sharon Marie Hens- year^pin by the PTA. Mrs. Kopp pended," Marshall Wise, mam Until further notice all Regis­ dor, Gilbert Sandoval, Gloria gea; presented all incoming officers ager of the Denver Social Se­ ter news should be phoned to Sandoval, Eileen Schmiedbauer, Suzanne Higer, Barbara Hoff­ with corsages as they were being curity office, said. Mrs. Ellen Sutliff at GR. 7-6343. John N. Asborno, a stu­ man, Paul Hoffman, Thomas I*-P. .. Jesse' Scott, Annalisa Smith, installed by Mrs. James Koning, Juanita Smith, Angela Tafoya, dent at Creighton Univer­ Isaacson, James K etterm an, president of the CPTL, and Pressnfation Parish *•' Nicholas Trujillo, Charles Um- sity in Omaha, Neb., has been James Kuhn, April List, Donald wished them a good year. She Will Give Away, • stead, Ronald Valdez, Veronica elected president senior of Chi McMaster, Tony Rae Maselli, also expressed her thanks to all 30 Westminster Children Valdez, Regina Williamson, Rita Upsilon of Phi Chi for the com Patrick Meden, John Joseph for the co-operation extended her A Lionel Train Williamson, and Robert Zertuche. ing year. This is the greatest Monogue, Gerald Mornin, Randy during the year. Monsignor honor the fraternity can bestow. Moyle, Sandra Murphy; James,P. Flanagan, pastor, PAST40 Platt* are being made for a He has also been appointed to TrevbM wM CETTINe UP NKNTS Sec Your Children Albert .Jos^h Narracci, Wil­ thanked all officers and members To Make 1st Communion mother-daughter Commuiyon the department of obstetrics and liam Nelson, Elizabeth Ribovich, Pains ia BACK, HIPS, U6S For Tickets Now June 5 in the 8 o'clock M ali. gynecology at Booth Memorial who made the year a suc^ss. .1. Gerald Riggs, Bruce Robertson, TirednMS, LOSS OF VIGOR Westminster. — (Holy Trinity The Communion breakfast will Following the Mat* a break­ Hospital as an assistant. This Mrs. Rozy Vendena, incoming Rem em ber Susan Rogers, Jamyo Scarafiotti, president, pledged to carry on to If you are a victim of theta symp­ Parish)—Thirty children will re­ be served, in the home of Mrs. fast will ha prepared and is a charity hospital. Michael Snell, Karen Toney, June 23 -2 4 -2 5 -26 served by the men of the Holy the best of her ability. Refresh­ toms then your troubles may be ceive First Communion in the 8 Lyman Mills, 3523 Knox Circle. Asborno attended Regis High John Michael Townsdin, Carol ments were served with the traced to Glandular Inflammation. o’clock Mass Sunday, May 29. Transportation to the breakfast Name Society. School and College. He is the Ann Walker, Kathleen Weiden- Glandular Inflammation it a con­ Corporal Raymond Schuster, fourth and sixth graders’ moth­ stitutional disease and medicines They are Antoinette Accetura, will be provided. Parents are sn of Mr. and Mrs. D. Asborno hamer, Joanne Zinanti, and Ste- ers as hostesses. asked to pick up their children at son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Schuster, that give temporary relief will not Sherry Antol, Douglas Antol, of 2527 W. 26th Street, Denver. Iphen Zinanti. Pack 27 Receives Awords remove the causes of your troubles. Carollyn Cade, Arlene Camblin, the above address at 10:15. 5645 W. Virginia Avenue, was ' Neglect of Glandular Inflamma­ ENJOY REAL Dale Camblin, Glenda Fulkerson, Dinner-Dance Held discharged from the Army on Pack 27 held a meeting May 23. tion often leads to prematura ITALIAN ■Vicky Foster, Marcia Jo Haver, The parents- and children who May 20. He had been stationed 34 Mt. Carmel Students The following received awards: senility, and incurable malignancy. Sharon Judish, Linda Le Vangie, attended the seventh and eighth the past six months in Frankfort, Den 1, Mike Byrene, Bear, one The past year men from 1,000 Germany. silver and one gold arrow; John communitieahave been successfully PIZZA Jolene Kay Logan, Louis Logan, grade dinner dance held at As­ tseated here at the Excelsior In- sumption School were Mr. and Men of the parish are putting Byrne, Wolf, one gold arrow; With Your Carole Lombardi, Patricia Lom­ To Be Graduated May 29 stlttite.. They have found soothing bardi; Mrs. Fred Batterman and son, the finishing toyches on the land­ Jim Ruybal, Wolf, and John reliri and a new zest in life. Favorite Glaii scaping around the grott04 A new (O ur Lttdjr of Mt. Carmel Fred Gaglia, vice prefect; Yol­ McGovern,^ Bear, two gold and The Excelsior Institute, devoted Harold Maiord, Patricia Mills, Fred; Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Parish, Denver) of Wine Butts and son, Thomas; Mr. and lawn has just been put in and anda Lonabardi, secretary; and two silver arrows; Tommy Mc- to the treatment df diseases neculiar Joey Minnellono, Ronald Mont­ should be up ^fore too long to The graduation exercises for Tom Parisi, treasurer, recited in Kibben was installed into Den to older men by NON-SURGICAL rose, John O’Livarex, Richard Mrs. Ivan Gustin and son. Doug, 34 eighth grade students will be Methods, Ras a New FREE BOOK Mixed Drinks - Coon on Tap las; and Mr. and Mrs. Michael add to the beauty of the grotto. unison their promises to fulfill 1 and received his Bobcat pin; that tells how thesa troubles may O’Livarez, Michael Rsthkiewigz, Men of the parish are contact­ held on May 29 in the 8 o’clock faithfully the duties of their re­ Den 3, Jim Atencio, Wolf, one Diana Selden, Barbara Spinelli, Slota and daughter, Loretta. be corrected by proven No»- Mr. and Mrs. Merle Tripplet ing about 900 families living in Mass. Follo'wing the services a spective offices. gold arrow. Bob Holthause, one Snrgicttl treatments. This book SUBWAY BAR Chris Stadler, Frank Stadler, the parish. Church envelopes are breakfast will be served at the gold arrow; Jim Laskey, Wolf, may prove of utmost importance in Patrick Tompkin, Consuelo Uli- announce the birth of a son. high school cafeteria for the Retiring officers presented the your,life. ,No obligation, Addreu 3759 Lipan GL 5-9782 Mary Patrick is a patient in a being given all new families and new officers with symbols of one gold arrow; Slip Smith, Wolf, Call f«r P itia to Taka (nil barri, Jeanice Vahling, and David other families who do not already graduates and their parents. one gold arrow; Johfi 'Waller, Excelsior Institute, DepL F1711 Vela. local hospital. their offices, urging them to pro­ have them. Mrs. Edith Farley and Mrs. Elea­ mote zealously the aims and pur­ Wolf, one gold arrow; Danny Excelsior Springs, Missouri The St. Vincent de Paul So­ nor Marranzino will be chair­ poses of the sodality. jFIIXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXTIIIT; 32nd & Lawell ciety is asking for a baby lay­ man and cochairman. SHOPPING CENTER ette for someone in the parish On May 19 a tea was given by The pastor. Father Thomas Lo who cannot afford one. Anyone Mrs. Frank Pomponio, outgoing Cascio, O.S.M., spoke briefly on IT REALLY PAYS TO SAVE ... " ( j t ) M S j l W l having a layette no longer needed president of the. PTA, and Mrs. the ideals of the sodality and on or anyone willing to donate a Carmen Lombardi, the new pres­ the importance of the positions layette can call the rectory at ident, in Mrs. Pomponib’s home. of honor which the officers were PLANTS - FLOWERS & VEGETABLES about to assume. RED STAMPS : Lowell WE. 4-4071 and leave name and Guests were the Sisters of Mt. Visit Our Red Stamp Store g- Department Store address and the St. Vincent de .Carmel School, the past presi­ The ceremony closed with LARGE JUNIPER PFITZERS Paul Society will see it is picked dents of the PTA, and the out­ Benediction of thb Blessed Sac­ 1541 Arapahoe St. ■ going and incoming officers. rament. , .In 5 Gai. Cans $A.99 Complete Family Store up. ' See the hundreds of lovely items that can g A new Proctor deluxe Popup Installalion of Sodalisfi Immediately following the in­ Last (iltance ...... tm ea. be yours by trading with merchants who MEN'S - WOMEN'S Toaster is being sponsored by the The installation of sodality of­ stallations, Mary Lou Conte and give you ■ Open All Night different circles and other women ficers for 1955-56 took place in Joanne Giarobrocco were host­ CHILDREN'S WEAR of the parish. Money obtainsd the ML Carmel Church 'Wednes­ esses at a tea in the school li- Extra Savings ■ 5320 WEST 38TH AVE. 3480 W. 32nd Ava. will go toward the purchase of s day, May 25, before the shrine brary^in honor of the retiring sprinkling system to be installed of Our Lady. and new officers, with faculty WITH RED STAMPS ■ around the grotto. Virginia Malpiede, prefect; and unit leaders as guests. Are You Current in Seminary Campaign Payments? Thursday, May 26, 1955 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4-4205 PAGE FIFTEEN Religion Awards To Be Given at READ WKf T m Bl. Sacrament 0 D use CLASSIFIED ADS SA¥£ uo m To place ads PHONE KE 4-4205 before 10 a.m. Wednesday - Our representatives will help you (Bletted Sacrament Paritb, D enrer) The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Har Trucks, Tractors, Truck old V. Campbell, pastor, will pre­ Homes for Sale- Wanted to Rent- 22 Autos (Used) for Sale 83 sent the awards for his religious ROSARIES Troiiers ------86 Bed and Ambulatory ELWOOD EDWARDS assignment to the students of Repaired or Made Male Patients Only the graduation class on class Broken Roaariea Beehalned, Beads, Gentleman desires 3 rm. PINE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Jolnera ft Crueilixea' Replaced. 12U W. Alameda 8H. 4-2426 TRAILER Special Care and Diets night, Wednesday, June 1, at Roaariea Made to Order. Finest of Cart and Service 7:45. LOOK HERE FOR Guaranteed Service. unf. apt. in St. Vincent’s Utility • 5x8 ^ The subject is a pictorial and DANIEL McENERY Excellent Condition RESIDENTIAl 1950 Ford Eight Cus­ Mrs. Anna Classen’s research essay on the life of S t loss Logan or call: CH. 4-8S0S . Parish. SK. 6-3116. Brand New Tires and Tubes Paul, with a minimum of 22 tom, 2 Door. Heater, $,4 e:«t Inelndtng Rest Home pages. 9 Gravea H t Olivet Cemetery, Section hamper hitch 1433 St Paul FR. 7-2090 io. Block 7, Lot 1. Private perty wili Radio, Nylon Seat Borne Phene WE. 5-0711 GLEN CARSON The 74 eighth grade students aeii for $75 each or $575 for all nine. Room and Board- 23 - will present a pageant in music, Write Clara D'ftrcy Weinand, 4628 Covers, Sun-visor, Over­ Lomita S t, Lot Angelea 19, Calif. Convalescent Homes — 87 pantomime, and dialogue of im­ Woman—room with home and kitchen drive. See at Carlin’s MBS. GIDEON'S REST HOME portant occasions during their at­ privileges. Mi block from No. 6 but. REAL ESTATE ^ ^ ETHEL'S THRIFT SHOP Breakfast and lunches packed, optional. Mobil Station, 1st & n41 Fad. Blvd. GU 6-9918 tendance at Blessed Sacrament Like New, Ladles', Men'a, Boy't, and RA.-2-1836. I School. The affair will be held IChildren'a Clothing, Budget Prices. Logan or Call Owner at: IF- inn in the school auditorium. 2831 E. Colfax DU. 8-3321 NICE ROOMS, MEALS served cafeteria style. 814. 1120 Grant. iCE. 4-9974, Your nvptber or someone dear to yon The seventh grade pupils and In Cotholic ParisheS|^| Greetings PENSIONERS RA. 2-2237. is eonvalaaclng and needs ears, kind- 1 represent privata clients with monay their parents will serve refresh' neu and good food— To Our Friends A real Home, Close In. Beat of food and to loan on Denver end subarbsn homes. ments following the pageant. OWNER TRANSFERRED care. Come and see. RA. 2-2617. ()nlc]c Servlea. Ur. Xhnsey, $0$ S. Pearl WUI Financa Rcsponsibla Party Call: SP. 7-5352 for The annual eighth grade pic All Souls' Parish Large, 3-Bedroom Home 930 -LOGAN, $13 wk. np. Plenty to eat, That Special Care! PE. $-4658. nlc and outdoor activities will on One Floor Dr. Alfred D. twin beds, Idry. priv. AL. 5-2792. be held in City Park on Thurs­ 4733 SO. CLARKSON Near BlesMd Sacrament School Kleyhauer Apartments Unfurnished 26 day, June 2. Monsignor Camp­ New Kitchen bell will be the guest of honor. ‘ 13,000 Full Finiahed Baaemcnt with 1432 Tremont KE. 4-1044 Sister Francis Paula and Sis­ Extra Bedroom. Fireplace. Garaee. Attractive new 3 bedroom, at­ TENANTS— ter Patricius and the four eighth 1931 EudOra FL 5-3421 FREE Rental Service SERVICE DIRECTORY grade room mothers also will at­ tached garage. This is an ex­ cellent buy! G.I. F.H.A. or Pick a Winner Clean Apts., Houses. Rooros, All Lo­ tend. conventional financing. cations Fumiahed or anfumithed. 4 Win Scholarships ANN BAILEY RLTY. Appliance Repairs Radio & Television Dial A Dinner 1C33 E. Colfax FU 8-8888 • SATRIANO Scholarships were awarded to St. Mary's TV Service — All Makes AC. 2-4891 WMKIRS MACHINE lEFAIh BRdTHERS two boys and two girls in Blessed LITTLETON Very attractive 4-rtn. ap t. partly fum. Honest Reliable Service Sacrament School. Expert Serrlcs on AU Uikei Floori Waxed k Polished New 2, 3 or 4 bedroom. Broadmoor. For Delicious Located at 37S S. Lincoln, Call: SP. 1-Diy SitTlc.—Ail Work Ouxrinteed Walls k Windows Washed Expert Antenna Installation Tying for second place in a Littleton area. Call now for full de- Heady to Serve 7-8976. Paper Cleaning and TV SERVICE uila. Price range—' WE 4-4277 competitive examination at Regis iris Chik - OK. 3-41» Golden Southern Fried Roam & Board Wanted- 23a Rug k Furniture Cleaning Radios & Phonographs Chicken Expert • Dependable • Insured High School, Bruce Murphy and $13,800 $16,000 (Christ ths King Pariah) Canklin Appliance Service Repaired Michael Mueller were each 308 8. Bdwy. RA. 2-2121 T-BONE STEAKS 1902 $. ItsaAsiy 'f Free Estimatea References Midway Television awarded a scholarship. BAR-B-CUE RIBS WANTED rrM riikip ta4 Dillnry We have all types of i GL. 5-5754 or 481 So. Pearl SP 7-4467-68 Joan Buckley also was an homes for sale or can BAKED HAM HOME GL. 5-8289 Wm. A. Armbmittr honored guest. All the honored find the home you are 4 Bedrooms SHRIMP - MAINE LOBSTER ON RANCH FOR Ash and trash Hauling ROASt BEEF • PORK guests were presented a gift. looking for in any de­ GIRL 7 AND BOY 14 Mrs. Francis X. Coyle, the re­ sired parish. Beautiful brick car levtfl. 20 ft. In Catholic home for the summer. MILLER TRASH SKRVICS Clothei Line Poles tiring president of the PTA, re­ living room plus L dinette. 1st ^ e k u p ^turday and Sunday. AL> 4-19S2 Muntz TV Owners ceived a gift from the past offi­ BUY AND SELL THROUGH Education & Instruction— 7 Write P.O. Box 1620 J. C. YOUR CATHOLIC floor utility room. Disposal and r. H. KKY8—For ,ervie. anywiwr* hi CLOTHESLINE PoIm , uiy ,1x4. F r.. Guard Your TV Inrestmant cers. del. W.'Il iniUll. PL. 6-8064. REALTOR city limit! of Denver. BA, 2-3568.- The new officers were in­ exhaust fan in attractive kitchen PBX SWITCHBOARD Apartments Furnished — 27 PARK AVE TV stalled by Mrs. J. A. Koning, with large eating area. 1 % Plua rooeptioniat training. Businaaa CALL BEN ROMERO FOR ASH, Draperies Has Ovtr 3.080 SstlsAsd Hunts president of the CPTL: Mrs. domanda trained pcraoaael. All agea. 864 Lincoln, bedroom apt., private beth. TRASH ft GEN. HAULING. TA. 6-8481. Cnstontrs WILSON & WILSON baths. Free placement.for thoM who qaalify. KE. 4-7629 or FL. 6-2830. COPLEY'S CUSTOM DRAPERIES For ths Best in. TV Scrvlclnt, Call Herbert Leibman, president; A TOP VALUE AT $15,850 Mrs. Andrew • Collins, first vice 2896 S. Broadway 3 ROOMS and bath. Clean. Rsaaonabls. Brick LARGE SELECTION OF FABRICS Switchboard School 679 So. Oaceola. WE.'6-0990. FOR EVERY PURPOSE. SHOWN IN AL. 5-8630 or AL. 5-5851 president; Mrs. Dean Huffman, Training to 6 Wceka SU. 1-6671 4646 FRANKLIN ST Tuck pointhig, Aih pits. Brick repalre. YOUR HOME. FINEST QUAUTY Alt Atxit Strrlii t firti rilliy second vice president; John F. Bruno, Realtor Day or ETening Llcentad. F J. Gallagher. TA. 5-4787. Mrs. A. J. Plouff, treasurer; 14S0 Logan S t KE. M762 2-rm. apt. Children wele. TA. 6-9888 WORK BY PROFESSIONAL DRAPER. E. 22nd k Kearney — DE. 3-426C 1 WK.'S SERVICE. FOB AFPT.. Mrs. Melvin Conway, secretary; Rooms to Rent Furnished 31 Building Material SK. 6-1364 122$ S. IVY WAY 5105 Shoshone Eves. DE. 3-622S Education and Instruction— 7 Rooting Mrs. Ansel Smith, historian; and Employed woman alone would like Cath­ Mrs. Henry Nadorff, correspond­ Guardian Angels' olic girl or woman to share home. Nice NEW AND USED Druggists ing secretary. Chaffee Park BEACON DEVELOPMENT room and kitchen privileges if desired. BUILDING MATERIALS Royal Roofing Reasonable. SP. 7-5312. 354 So. Washing­ Plumbing • Doors • Window! ALADDIN DRUG CO. The Bletted Sacrament 2 benaultlng neu in all your wall ciemning. Clean Idates elected at the meeting will You are f u lle r notified to appear AWAIT YOU IN THIS RAPIDLY Fainting, Floors waxed and CaU BE. 7-1884 twice aa fast aa bucket and aponga. and answer or otherwise plead to aaid EXPANDING FIELD. STOP IN TO- poliahad. Coats leu. No mess, no noiaa, no drop- 1 appear in the Denver Catholic petition in writing on or before the 27tb DAY OR WRITE FOR FREE BRO- (Office and Uomt) cloth. For free utimata call Alrwavcx CHORE Plumbing I fiegisker next week. The names day of June, A.D. 1955, the day set for HELP YOUR LAWN Call: Industrial Service, DE. 3-7068. No litre withheld now so that time the baaring thereof, or on or before the atreaka, no iplotchea. day to which such hearing may be ad­ MILE-Hi SCHOOL OF TO SAVE YOU LABOR I might be given for’an organiza- journed, or aaid petition will be taken GL. 5-8681 FAIR PRICES Jtion meeting of the PTA unit BEAUTY CULTURE Washer Repair for confessed. Free Estimataa CKaerfnlly Given No Job Too Largs or Too SmaD IjNew committees will be named Given under my hand and the seal of 1423 Curtis St. CH. 4-6571 by aaid court at Denver, In the City and Aerate by latest method Fast, Guaranteed Work Iftt the same time. VETERANS JANITOR The seventh and eighth grade County of Denver and State of Colorado, Nothing Down Free Eatimatai SISSON & SON thb Hth day of May, A.D. 1955. SERVICE *Tf it's busted or miasia’ tmembers of the Outdoor Club en- LEONARD APPEL Very Reasonable Apply Gr«en-lt Fertilizer IDEAL PLUMBING Just Call for Siaaon'’ Ijoyed ft hayrack ride and bani Clerk of the Connty Court Uncalled for J.adiei Suitdfbe. Holds sev­ Days, A a M188 Evas CH. 4-1892 Repain for aH types of the City and County of eral dresaei and other aeoraaories. tdance at GUtsier's Bah) Wednes- Denver, Colorado. Meek Refrigerator • Washen I'day. Ths outdoor camps on the T ru ^ ft Bag Co., 1644 Broadway. Quiltars Household Appliaacca By ALFRED D. PETERS, Say You Saw Klactrie and Gasoline parish grounds and in the moun- Deputy Clerk BOOKKEEPING SERVICE FOR S5IALL Vacuuma • Gates belts (Published in Catbolio RegbUr) WE. 5-2042 WE. 5-2296 Alaska Qnilt Shop. Machine qnllUng. Itains at Empire, Colo,, will be- First inaartioB May 19, 1955 BUSINESSES. EXPERIENCED. F E Baby lamb wool comforts. 24SZ Z . 3rd 8442 Aeoma SU. 1-Mll |1gin about June 14. Last insertion Jane 16, 1966 7-8866. ' It in the Register I Avat DU. 8-2882. PAGE SIXTEEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4-4205 Thursday, May 26, 1955

Gold StarMothers'CommunionMay2930 Participate m n m u M E O F . (St. Joseph’* Redemptorist (gather in St. Joseph’s Church the Albany Hotel, at which the Parish, Denyer) Sunday, May 29, for corporate Very Rev. Charles Buckley, Catholic Gold Star Mothers of Communion in the 8 o’clock C.SS.R., will address the group. In May Crowning the Archdiocese of Denver will I Mass. Breakfast will follow in Graduation June 1 Graduation exercises for St. Joseph’s eighth graders will take At Mother of God place Wednesday, June 1. The day’s program will open with (Mother of God Parish, Denyer) Mass at 9 a.m. in thanksgiving to God. After Mass, breakfast Thirty boys and girls partici­ will be ..served by the seventh pated in a May crowning cere­ grade girls and their mothers in mony Sunday afternoon, May 22, GRASS SEEDS the parish hall. at 4 o’clock. Catherine Tangney Diplomas, as well as scholar­ was chosen May queen and Quality Mix, lb., 85c Silver Stale Mix, lb., $1.40 ships and attendance awards, crowned the statue of the Supreme Mix, lb., $1.50 Kentucky Blue, lb., 95c will be conferred at commence­ Blessed Mother. Her attendants Reduced Prices on Larger Quantities ment exercises at 7:30 p.m. were Judy Welch and Theresa Solemn Benediction of the Blessed Padilla. Veronica Mulnix was FREE USE OF SEEDER & ROLLER Sacrament will follow. To con­ flower girl and Peggy McDon­ clude the day, the graduates have ough was crown-bearer. An act Peat & Sheep Mix..yd. $6.50 Moss ...... yd. $6.50 nPrtT. QaIi c nn Soiltone ...... 100 lbs. 4.95 invited their parents to a dance of consecration was read by all Virgin Top Soil yd. 6.00 Crab Grass and party in the hall following participants and Benediction of Soil Booster..... 80 lbs. 4.00 go lbs. 9.25 services in the church. the Blessed Sacrament concluded Lawn JTex—Crab Grass K iller...... 80 lbs. 8.95 The graduates are Gloria An- the ceremonies. trillo, Lilly Archuleta, Ann Cana- BAGGED PEAT AND FERTILIZERS During the past week the 1 Bu. Peat ...... $1.55 2 Bu. Peat ...... $1.95 van, Loretta Capra, John Casey, confessional interior was sound­ Dolores Cazer, Sophie Choury, 1 Bu. Peat and Sheep 1.55 2 Bu. Peat and Sheep 1.95 ■ I proofed with acou^ical tile SPECIAL PRICE IF PICKED UP AT YARD David Clark, Georgann Coleman, board. fW Paula Coquoz, Gary Cordova, May Queen The May crowning ceremony took place at Christ p Juanita Cordova, Mickey Covillo, Two Masses will be offered on the King Church, Denver, May 8. Sherry Lou Lawn Aerating—^$10 per 2,000 Sq. Ft. Jerry Elder, Cathy Ertle, Ger­ Memorial Day, May 30. A Low Otstot, eighth grade student, was the May queen. ROTO-TILLING & LEVELING » 1 aldine Fassett, Jane Gomez, Mass will be said at 8 and a High A- + + + + Joyce Gomez, Manuel Gomez, Mass sung at 9. 'We Deliver Anywhere in Denver & Suburbs Vera Gomez, Teresa Gross, Louis The Saturday evening Holy May Crowning At the grade school May crowning in St. Heler, Vida Jelen, Donna Johns, jHour will be discontinued dur­ Joseph’s (Redemptorist) Church, Denver, Mike Kerr; ing June, July, and August. The Graduation Set May 29 Sunday, May 8, Miss Paula Coquoz of the eighth grade is shown Joe La Chapelle, Priscilla last Holy Hour will be held May Jhs, SjupJuum, Qo., 5«c. placing the crown on the statue.______Leyba, Sigrid iux, Gaye Maher, 28 from 7:30 to 8:30. 864 S. Broadway PE. 3-4679 Mary McDonald, Donna Mc- The $100 awarded by the For Christ, King School M i i r a i i i Greevy, Patricia Moon, Barbara Men’s Club at the games party Nussrallah, Margaret O’Brien, Friday evening. May 20, was Glenn Overholt, Judy Pusch, Mike (Chri*t the King Pariih, Denver) Chik, Bernard Hogan, Ross King, Quinn, Lola Reschak, Charlotte given to J. W. Fogarty of 761 The graduation class of 1955 David Krichbaum, T h o.m a s H omemaker’s Sexton Dick Shaughnessy, Sharo- Sherman Street. at Christ the King School will re­ Lowrey, John Mahoney, Larry HAL HUDSON’S SERVICE ■ ceive their diplomas and awards Montreal, Bartley O’Hara, Ray­ t lynn Sloan, Judy Steffen, Gloria Confirmation W. 8th A *. Jk Ktlanath UA. t-17II i Taylor, Dick Trujillo, Roberta at the 9 o’clock Mass on Sunday, mond Jackson, Rolland Stevens, OPEN TWENTY-FOUR HOURS Department Conferred on 29 May 29. Douglas Thompson, Cynthia Turner, George Valdez, Jean Free Pick-Up and Delivery Vigil, and Jim Whalen. The students being graduated Cudmore; Archbishop Urban J. Vehr are Michael Carey, Raymond Patronize These Reliable and Friendly Firms | | conferred the sacrament of Con­ Patricia Clancy, Judith Haug, DENVER’S LARGEST firmation Wednesday evening. Diane Herbert, Beverly Karry, Photographer to Show May 18, on 19 children and 10 Sherry Otstot, Susan Roche, SUPER STATION adults. Clergy present were the Elsa Seegmiller, Dorothy Movie in Blackhawk Lady of Grace Stiever, Mary Lu Thomas, Fran­ with Rt. Rev. Monsignors Gregory ces Vaughan, and Joan Wim- 12 Pump* to Serve You Smith, V.G., and William Hig­ There will be a moyie pre­ bush. gins; the Very Rev. Monsignors On Friday, May 27, the priests M m sented by Charles Wunder, Bernard Cullen and William Parish to Hold of the parish will be hosts to the well-known Denyer photog­ Kelly, and Fathers Walter rapher, at the Central Theater women of the parish at the Altar Huber, S.M.B.; John Regan, and Rosary Society meeting. in Blackhawk, Colo., on June George Tolman, C.M.; Frederick 19 at 5 and at 7 o'clock. McCallin, Stanley Spiewak, and Vacation School The meeting will start with Electrical Coatractiag & Repairiag The moyie is sponsored by recitation of the Rosary in the Expert Trained Servicemen Bernard Kelly, Air Force chap­ (Our Lady of Grace Pari*h, the Altar and Rosary Soci­ lain. church at 1:30 p.m. A business ety of S t, Mary’s Church in Denver) meeting and tea will follow in • Eqiipptd sltli eiclusife KOTO-ROOTER Sewer Central City, Chaplains to the Archbishop The Religious Vacation the rectory. lARL J.SfROHMINGiR Hathlne wltk whirling steel cutHng blades The title of the moyie is were Fathers Regan and Tol School, conducted by four sis­ All women of the parish are ^ lUcffric Ctmpaiy that tharengbli cteaa tbe line. “To Back of Beyond," a story man. Solemn Benediction was ters from Annunciation Parish, invited, and all newcomers to the Denver, will commence June 13. and Banded of the Navajo Indians. celebrated by Monsignor Smith. parish are a s k e d to attend. Garvin's Sewer Service Admission is 50 cents for St. Jude’s Canasta Circle will Classes will be held every day Member Netionhl Eleetrical Contractora Aaa'n. at 9 atm. All Catholic children of EXCLUSIVE adults, and 25 cents for chil­ meet Thursday evening. May 26, Try 1178 Stout St^ AC. 2-5733 KOTO-ROOTER jtOTO- dren. with Mrs. Katherine Puncec. the parish aged 6 to 12 who at­ UNNECESSARY OPERATORS / iO O T tg tend public schools are expected DIGGING Pli. SP. 7-4227 to attend. 200 E. 4th Ave. ■ B S ulV First Communion will be given J j a i h A j k . wnynnw Group Communion Set in Our Lady of Grace Church A NATIONAL SERVICE AVAILABLE LOCALLY Sunday, June 26. All who faith­ PROTEa YOUR HEALTH! fully and diligently attend the F irst summer classes will receive their For Your Do-Il-Your*elf Project For Sanitation You’re Always For St. James' Graduates First Communion at that time, It’s Easy! It’s Fun! SAFE with COPPER GOLD CROSS PRODUCTS, INC. according to Father James 1 TEARS TO PAT (St. James’ Parish, Denver) be announced by the new presi­ Moynihan, pastor. NOTHING DOWN BOW INTEREST RATI "Accredited Purterori to the Catholic Clergy” Members of the 1955 gradua- dent in the next meeting. Shower May 29 IMPROVE JANITORIAL & SANITARY SUPPLIES j tion class of St. James’ School I 1421 . 16th Street — CH. 4-8775 or 2598 The Men’s Club will be host The Young Ladies’ Sodality [(OfFfl Alweft Ini first CtsUs hr DENVER J. COLORADO will receive communionCommunion m a to all the boys who played on the will hold a shower Sunday, May [group in- the 7:15 o’clock Mass basketball and baseball teams 29, from 3 to 6 p.m. in order to fiM CnUii BniUIs. It thets ftstsri I on Sunday, May 29. Graduation and their fathers at a dinner on fill the hope chest it will spon­ YOUR HOME Ceo't test Sint Y$m $f Ssrrktl exercises will be held on Tuesday evening. May 31, at sor at the summer bazaar. All with amazing, new Doiiisr Biuin^ss Over 30 Year« for Wholesale and Rotail Trade Wednesday evening, June 1, at 6 :30 o’clock in the Walsh Memo­ women are invited to bring some Beauty Cabinet M anufacture Co. 8 o’clock in the church. Diplomas rial Hall. Father John McGinn article for the hope chest. There Do-It- of graduation and all special and Coach Moriarity will award will be refreshments and enter­ DUtinctiT* Yourself* BOOTH UNITS - VANITIES - DIVIDERS awards will be made at that letters and trophies to the play­ tainment at the meeting, sched­ REYNOLDS COMBOUT BARS - BARBER SHOP UNITS time. Special prizes and ers. A program of entertainment uled in the parish hall. awards^for excellence in religion Telephone A f T .A W A r PricAC will be provided. Arrangements Members of the Ladies’ So­ RAce 2-3561 i-zOeVCl IT I I L c a Denrer 23, Colorado will be'awarded in all the classes are under the direction of Bill ciety are mailing tickets to all ALUMINUM at the same time. Cudmore. parishioners for the All Nations • N« iptciol tkillf . • • The following are members of Winners of the various awards no tRtciol to*l» rt- Smorgasbord, scheduled June 19 qwirnd to moko ond ro« EVELYN’S SLIP COVER J. A. JOHNSON & SON the graduation class: Marla Kay made in the spring, dance went from 2 to 6 p.m. These smorgas- Roir 1001 tkingt orvvud .'Vrtzer, Mary Ann Avila, Patrick to the following; Watch, John bords are famous in the parish yovr horn*. and DRAPERY SHOP Gutters 4 Down Spouts Backus, Mary Helen Barnes, Schwenger; lamp, H. W. Waid- as a regular event. • C»mt« in tvhrtr rudt. 4 A'r Conditioning ban, plain Ii«t ns help you with your decoratinp Haivey Brough, Maureen Cud- mann; sandwich grill, Sandy There will' be an important bo«»*a $ha0H, onRlot. problems, custom Tnade draperies and 4 Gat Furnace Sal'ea more; William Denny, Mary Kayser; hand mixer, Joseph Mc- Men’s Club meeting in the par­ foiUntrt, fcratn ond •dip coven. Complete InstaMation. and Service •torm foth ttcliont, Diane Day, Gerald Dooher, De- Clarin; and shrine, Mary V ish hall Friday, May 27, at 8 p.m window hordwuro. MRS. HARRY SHERMAN 88 So. Penn. RA. 2-5657 I anna DeNio, Ronald Dreher, Pa­ Pick. f All parishioners are urged to ttynoldt Roynolou film tricia Edwards, Jack Fentress, (plotflic tlioot)« tri 1501 S. Pearl RA. 2-3636 Majors and captains workin^&|^mplete their effort for the moulding. ! Nancy Foehl, Lorren Griffin, on the car award are asked to gtand attraction of the summer • So tesy to itm you tm Ann Green, William Jordan, make their first check on their •Ttn moko your own THE B.KSl ilV l.LlMiAGE bazaar, scheduled June 16-19. o/uminum gtarm teth. Of All Kinda ' Mary Louise Greene, Maria various teams on or before the The main award is an all-expense ENGLEW OOD i Grover; first of June. paid trip via first-class railway • Approved by Itoding Tool Mukort Carole Heckman, Donald The PTA will entertain the accommodations to Las Vegas, Como In and $•• tkl$ MlC-fOrv- Kitto, Marilyn Kohles, Edmund Ico rotkl C«t your fro# copy of fSo Heating Company eighth grade graduation claaa Nev. Nynoldi Do-ll-Yovrsetf Alumlnirni Klpcker, Eileen Kuckartz, Wil­ at a dinner-dance on Thurs­ There are games parties every project boeklf I end inilruellen foldort I Semlfli Eattri EnBitvool and Dinvef Aru liam Kottenstette, Kenneth Mar- day, June 2, in Walah Hall. Mr Tuesday night at 8 o’clocl^ in the • I. u. RCTtoies niTAu cenPARv Authorised l.r«nnoi Dealer tinec, Richard Megill, Jeanne and Mr*. M att Reinecke will parish hall. There is a large spe­ O A HUT OP TRUOCS'POR FASTER SERVKI \ Furnaces Learned, Patricia Liske, Larry Falby KE. 4-3079 and Air Conditioning cater the dinner, with the aev cial cash attraction offered. At­ irt tin PIOIIII suits e ■ auAI Murrin, Michael Moriarity, Joan enth grader*’ room mother* tendance has shown a marked Paint & Hardware ° DUnUE 3-3861 Oswald, Gary Petri, Janet Ries, *erving. increase, says Father Moynihan. !$D30 W. 44TH AVL m U P I E q L. 5-4323 Bacon & Schramm ALL MAKES FURNACES Raymond Straw, Kathleen 32 Broadway PE. 3*2940 INSTALLED, SERVICED Schaefer, Michael Sullivan, Open Friday and Monday N ittt Composition Roofing AND REPAIRED Gloria Schofner, John Wilhelm, Tile Roofing and Carole Smith; CFM Groups to Convene Roof Repairing Heating Men's Club Election Air Conditioning The newly elected officers of 4020 Brighton Ulvd. Sheet Metal Work the Men’s Club for the coming CH. 4-6563 year are Charles Van Buskirk, In S t. Therese's Hall Phone SU 1-4494 president; William Jefferies, Fret Checkup & E.tinat* vice president; Joseph Forte, Aurora.— (St. Therese’s Par­ faculty members of the high Dar and Nithi Service ish)—St. Therese’s Parish will school organized the Junior New­ I The firms listed hire'deserve to secretary; and George Dreher, be remembered when you are dis­ 1065 W, Hampden treasurer. The various chairmen be host to the Christian Family man Club of St. Therese’s Par­ tributing your patronage to tbe of the standing committees will Movement groups of the Arch­ ish. different lines of business. Frank Water*. Prop. diocese of Denver on Friday, May Officers were elected, and the 27, at 8 o’clock in the parish hall. first meeting was held Nov. 11. 4 . Choir Is Feted Women of the Altar and Ro­ At all meetings during the school sary Society will meet Thurs­ year, there was always a good day everting, May 26, for the an­ number. PAINT! At Cure d'Ars nual election of officers. The At the annual retreat held at Rosary will be recited in the St. Francis de Sales’ Church, St. church at 7:45 p.m., and the Therese’s had the greatest num- (Cure d’Ar* Pariah, Denver) meeting will follow at 8 o’clock in ber_ represented. This might not PAINT! The members of the Men’s'^the parish hall. All members are have been possible had it not Choir and their wives were re­ urged to attend. been for the club. cently entertained at a buffet The Aurora Catholic Club will PAINT! f New officers for the school ton in her hdme. Mrs. Heaton is meet Tuesday, May 31, at 8 o’clock year of 1955-66 are Sue Megill, the organist for the choir group. in the parish hall. president; Jim Koentop, vice pres­ BUT THERE ARE COOL The men of the choir held a Jr. Newman Club ident; Pat Gagan, secretary- “farewell party” in the mountain In the middle of the past Octo­ treasurer; and Mary Jane Archu- PAINT! cabin of Bernard Foster for Don­ ber, a group of interested Catholic letta, program chairman. ald Michalsky, who hks directed + + MORNINGS AND EVENINGS AHEAD the work of the choir during the past year). Michalsky has been transferred from Denver, and taking his place as choir director As a suggestion, keep your gas furnace pUot lighted this spring is Richard Boyer; Paint! Members of the Ars Builders and summer, just as you do your range and water heater. This Club entertained at a large din­ With the quality paint you get at ner-dance last Wednesday eve­ way, you can have a quick flow of gas heat at any time. ning, May 18, in the Park Hill University Park you also get Country Club. More than 100 parishioners attended the affair. St. Anthony’s Circle will meet / QUALIFIED ADVICE at 12:30 on Thursday, May 26, in the home of Mrs. L. A. West, Thoupands of customers are doing this for the / A COMPLETE LINE 3546 Eudora Street. Hostess to members of Little sake of greater convenience, ^(lien the r^ular Flower Circle will be Mrs. Ray­ heating season arrives next fall you’ll have no y COMPETITIVE PRICES mond Jersin, 5028 W. 34th Ave­ nue, Wednesday evening, June 1. bother...your pilot will already be turned For a better, longer-lasting paintrup job, use on! Mere pennies keep your tiny pilot burning Benjamin Moore Paints . . . they cost no For Prompt all spring and summer. more . . . ^ ey look better longer. 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