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Ball Field in Far-Off Korea Honors Cathedral Alumnus Heights Development Program Advances Member of Audit Bureau of Circulation Contents Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1961— Permission to Reproduce, Except on Archbishop Vehr W ill Dedicate Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue. New Activities Building Dec. 9 •U ft-PIU ZZIN I Archbishop Urban J. Vehr will officiate at the blessing of Machebeuf hall, the new DENVER CATHOLIC student activities building at Loretto Heights College, Denver, on Sunday, Dec. 9, at 4 FIELD p.m. The Most Rev. Hubert Newell, Bishop of Cheyenne, will ,be guest speaker, and J. Ker- NAMED IN HONOt 0 # nan Weckbaugh will be chairman of the dedication program. A representative group of the clergy,, religious, civic leaders, educators, .Aluipnae, faculty, students, and friends is CDi.eiMUK.tt V n if t utwc expected for the dedication. ■ . f . . After the blessing of Machebeuf hall, guests will retire to the dining hall of the new m m m \ n A t i m u i m c building for the remainder of the program. Greetings will be extended by leaders of al REGISTER n m mrm n w r mi umnae, student, and civic affairs. A reception for all guests will end the program’s ac m m t t m t tivities. • • VOL. XLVIl. No. 15. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1951 DENVER, COLO. The new building houses the -j- + 4- + ■ + dining facilities and space for as sembly rooms a n d recreation. K. of C. Also Plan Program % Areas now used for these purposes in the old building will be re Heights Development Committee The body o f Norman Frazzini, modeled into classrooms. Because former Cathedral high school star enrollment at the college has more St. Philomena's to Have athlete who was killed in action in than tripled in the past 10 years, Korea while serving in the marine this expansion has become a press corps, is expected to arrive in Den ing necessity. Five Sunday Broadcasts ver this week. Arrangements will The dedication of Machebeuf be made for a Solemn Requiem hall culminatei work begun five On the five Sundays of December, High Mass will be Mass in the Cathedral. years ago when a drive was con broadcast from St. Philomena’s church, Denver, over radio The memory of Norman Frar- ducted throughout the archdio zini has been honored by the nam cese to raise funds for expan station KLZ. The program will be heard between 11 and ing of a baseball field in Korea for sion. At the present time a 12 o’clock each Sunday morning as part of a regular hour him and for one o f his friends, private solicitation is being car that KLZ has been offering as a contribution to the also killed in battle. The field has ried on by a committee of nearly religious life o f the community been named the Rust-Frazzini 200 men and women to raise ad for the past 16 years. chance to appreciate the wide baseball field. Young Frazzini ditional funds needed to offset The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Wil range of the Church’s liturgical coached baseball for a large group increased costs. liam M. Higgins, pastor of St. music. The narration o f the broad o f men in. his outfit. To aid in this drive Charles P. Philomena’s, will be the preacher casts by Monsignor Higgins will His mother, llrs. Christina Fraz- Skouras, president of the National and the narrator for the first be tied to the liturgy o f the par zihi o f 908 E. 14th avenue, Den Theatres Amusement Co., has lent broadcast Sunday, Dec. 2. The ticular Sunday in such a manner ver, has received many letters of the facilities of the Fox theaters Rev. Robert Breunig, assistant at as to provide an intelligent appre condolence, including those of his to stage the world premiere o f the the Cathedral, will celebrate the ciation o f the Mass for the list captain and the chaplain o f the film Elopement. Frank H. Ricket- High Mass, and the children’s ener who may be unfamiliar with young marine’s batallion. Numer son and Robert Selig of Fox In mixed choir of St. Philomena’s it. ous letters were received from his termountain theaters are in school will sing. friends among the marines in The program is being arranged charge of the local arrangements Other priests who will preach Korea." by Matt McEniry, director of for the premiere. C. Paul Harring on the Sunday series will include The captain’s letter spoke in KLZ’s department of public af Norman Frazzini ton, general chairman o f the Lo- Fathers Joseph M. O’Malley and glowing terms o f Frazzini's hero fairs. etto Heights Development com James F. O’Grady, S.S.C., assist ism, which he witnessed on the Peeters, described the young ma mittee; Thomas Tierney, vice ants in the parish, and the Rev. K of C. to Sponsor occasion of the night attack in rine as a "“ true gentleman, jfine chairman; and Joseph Little, James B. Hamblin, former assist which the young man lost his life. Catholic, and one of the best mo Christmas Broadcast chairman of the college advisory ant, who is now chaplain at Mercy The chaplain, the Rev. R. Thomas rale-builders I have ever known.’’ board, have organized the drive. hospital. A half-hour broadcast, “The Priests who will sing the Sun Story of the Carols,” featuring Solicitors Maet great Catholic Nativity hymns, will day Masses subsequent to * the Some Old Charges Expected be sponsoreS Christmas eve over Enthusiastic Response first broadcast are the Rev. Rob KFEL by Denver council 539, The Development committee is ert Kekeisen o f St. Francis de Knights of Columbus. The profes meeting with enthusiastic response Sales’ parish, the Rev. Owen Mc Anti-Catholic Blanshard sionally prepared program, pro in its appeal for funds to complete Hugh o f the Cathedral, Father duced by the Mutual Broadcast the new student activities build Hamblin, and Father O’Malley. include (left to right) T. Raymond Young, James ing System, will be aired at 10:15, ing, according to Mr. HarringtPn. MEMBERS OF THE Development com Different choirs will spig each according to Justin Hannen, grand To Give Tirade in Denver Contributors to the fund will at mittee of Loretto Heights college, Denver, Peri, G. A. L’Estrange, and Tom Tierney. Sunday, to provide the audience a tend the Hollywood premiere of knight of the Denver council. Spot announcements over KFEL Paul Blanshard, the fighting exponent of the most re Elopement at the Denver theater Most Rev. Charles W. Quinn, C.M. Dec. 10. The development com throughout the day before Christ cent anti-Catholic crusade, will speak in Denver, Sunday, mas will call Denver’s attention to Dec. 2, at the First Baptist church. mittee is made up of prominent Buffalo Ordinary Named businessmen who are contacting Bishop Driven Out'of China the program of carols and the On the last leg of a nation-wide tour in what is individuals and firms. Commit stories of their composition. ostensibly ah effort to consolidate the vague fears, hesitancy, tees of women are working on the The'contribution of the Knights of Columbus to making Christmas and uneasiness that are current drive in conjunction with the men. Is Visitor at Saint Thomas' Philadelphia Archbishop; a time, of reverence through the today into a wave of hatred ‘a Captains of the women’s com Bishop Charles W. Quinn, o f 35. He was placed under use of radio has been under the against the Church, Blanshard Requiem for Religious mittees who are soliciting for the house arrest on Sept. 17 o f this guidance of Charles Van Buskirk, comes to Denver from California C.M., recently expelled from Development fund include Mrs. year and was “thrown out” of Dick Rush, and Mickey O’Pona- where he worked hard to convince Chiiia by the Communists, is vis Eire Nuncio Is Appointed To Be Sung Dec. 1 by William Carson, Mrs. Walter his diocese on Sept. 22 after a ghue. They have had the close co non-Catholics that America . is iting at St. Thomas’ seminary, Coughlin, Mrs. John Anthony public “accusation meeting” on operation of Gene O’Fallon, owner- faced with as big a threat from Crook; Mrs. James Cummings, Denver. Bishop Quinn is an Washington. — Two Q’Haras in when named Titular Bishop of Archbishop at Cathedral trumped-up charges. manager of KFEL, and his sons, Catholicism as it is-from Commu Mrs. J. Fred Doyle, Mrs. K. K. alumnus, of the Denver semi the U. S. Hierarchy received high Mylasa and Military Delegate of nism. The prelate was also driven the Military Ordinariate in 1940. Gene, Jr.; and Martin O’Fallon. Dunham, Mrs. W. L. Earley, Mrs. nary. The Vincentian was con honors this week with the naming possibility of other short Early in November, before he The annual Pontifical Mass of from his diocese during World He was named Bishop of Buffalo W- G. 'Eyre, Miss Ruth Fleisch, secrated Vicar Apostolic of Yu- o f Bishop John F, O’Hara, C.S.C., Christmas broadcasts in Decem began his flying trip, Blanshard Requiem for the deceased priests, Mrs. Edward A. Jersin, Mrs. D. war II when the Japanese over in 1945. President Roosevelt kiang, China, in 1940 at the age ber is under consideration. There outlined his “ nine theses for a H. MacHendrie, Mrs. Robert Mar ran Northern China. At that of Buffalo as Archbishop of Phila named him a member o f the eighth sisters, and brothers who have is also the possibility, according to continuing American Reformation tin, Mrs. William J. May, Mrj, time the American missionaries delphia, and the appointment of Inter-American congress at Lima, labored in; the Catholic schools of some council members, that the to correspond to the 95 theses Thomas J. Morrissey, Miss o f his diocese assisted the Archbishop Gerald P. O’Hara, Peru, in 1938. St, Francis Je Saks' knights’ interest in radio may which Martin tiuiher hailed to the Archdiocese of Denver will-be Eleanor Murphy, Mrd.' J. R. United States fliers to escape Bishop of Savannah-Atlahta,. as Archbishop Gerald P. O’Hara, bring another Catholic radio series the church door.’’ ■ offered Saturday, Dec. 1, at 9:30 Plank, Mrs. E. L. Potarf, Mrs. J. when they crash-landed in the Papal Nuncio to Ireland. A third 56, succeeds Archbishop Ettore School Annex Blessing to Denver in the coming year. Ac Mr. Blanshard is the author of o’clock in the Cathedral by Arch Fredric Prinzing, Mrs. H. G. Kiangsi province of China after O’Hara in the U. S. Hierarchy is Felici, who died May 9. He’ has Reifsneider, Mrs. Max Rifkin, Archbishop Vshr will bless their historic "thirty seconds” Bishop Edwin V. O’Hara of Kan been in the Papal diplomatic serv cording to one member of the two books purporting to show Vati bishop Urban J. Vehr. A sisters’ can political ambitions in the Mrs. John J. Sullivan, and Mrs. the St. Maria- Geretti building, bombing over Tokyo with Gen. sas^ City, Mo. ice since 1947, when he was named council, experience in using radio United States. The first, Ameri choir composed of representatives Harry Townsend. home of the twin first grade James Doolittle. Bishop Quinn Regent of the nunciature in Bu to promote the Church in Colorado can Freedom and Catholic Power, of the various convents in the city Tickets for the premiere are classrooms of St. Francis de was in the seminary with several Former President charest, Romania. He was expelled would lay the groundwork for Catholic participation in television was_ published in 1949 and was of Denver will provide the music given • to those who contribute a Sales’ school, DenvNr, when he members of the faculty now at/ Of Notre Dame by Reds in July, 1950. INCWC received so poorly by the batter substantial sum to the fund. visits the -parish on Sunday, St. Thomas’. Wire] when it reaches the state. under the direction of the Rev. At the present time' the appear Dec. 16, for the Christmas Archbishop-elect O’Hara was book reviewers that Blanshard’s born in Ann Arbor,M ich., in 1888, sponsor, the magazine, ran James Hamblin. Deacons o f honor ance of three stars has been con breakfast meeting of the Arch Nation Mass Schetiule List and lived as a youth in South an article entitled ‘“rhe Silent for the Mass are the Very Rev, firmed. They are Anne Francis bishop’s guild. The 80 first- America, where his father was in Advent Wreath Prepares Treatment’’ that said: “Rarely if and William Lundigan, *ho have graders and their parents will In 3 Ski Area^lowns George Forquer, O.P., pastor of St. the U. S. consular service. He was I hver in American history has a leading roles in Elopement, and be invited to be present for the Dominic’s parish, and the Very Rev. The schedule o f Smauay Masses graduated from Notre Dame uni major piece of work been received George Murphy, MGM star, who blessing at 8r30 a.m. and to ha For Christian Christmas in three churches re^ily accessible versity in 1911, and ordained to with such — not hostility — but Fabian F. Joyce, O.F.M., pastor will be master of ceremonies. Mr. guests of honor, along witk tha o f St. Elizabeth’s parish. 'The Rev. Murphy is a Yale university gradu members of the Archbishop’s to skiers is annou^ed by the Rev. the priesthood In 1916. The Arch Catechism pi^ils o f Holv Qhost since the days o f Adam and Eve. deathly silence.” . I Youth center, Denver, are learn The Church keeps her celebration Forrest H. Allen, pastor of Holy ate and the classmate of many guild, at His Ezcellencjr’ s Mass Francis Potempar of Idaho Springs bishop-elect became nationally In a letter to the Christian Cen known as prefect of religion at ing about the Advent Wreath, and for Christmas day and the other tury when the book appeared, Ev Family parish, will be deacon of prominent Denver men. His latest in the parish church at 9 o’clock. as / follows:/4leorgetown, ‘ 8:30 Notre Dame from 1918 to 1934. planning to carry this timely de big feasts that follow it. Let’s erett R. Clinchy, a Presbyterian the Mass, and the Rev. Robert G. pictures have been You’re a Sweet The breakfast meeting of the o’clock; I ^ a h o Springs, 9:45 He became president of Notre votional practice into their re try to do that in Catholic homes, and at that time president of the McMahon, pastor of Sts. Peter and heart, No Questions Asked, and guild will be held in the high Paul’s parish, subdeacon. Battleground. school building after the Mass. o’clock; (Central City, 11 o’clock. Dame in 1934, a post he held spective homes. • too.” National Conference of Christians The custom is an old European An Advent Wreath was made in and Jews, said: “ Judging from observance, and formerly em the religion classroom and will be his book . . .” Blanshard does not ployed a wagon wheel hung from used during catechism class seem to accept “ a Supreme Being the ceiling. Now it is usually a cir periods as a practical demonstra who is the author of an immutable Sterling School Dedication Crc^ns 17-Year Dream tion. The pupils were given papers moral law.” cle o f evergreens on the dining A 17-year dream was realized for members of St. An table or home shrine, with its sym containing the directions and Blanshard’s second book. Com prayers as printed on page 2 of munism, Democracy, and Catholic thony’s parish, Sterling, when they saw the dedication Nov. bolic candles and ribbons. The children at Holy Ghost cen this issue of the Register. Power, was published in the spring Hospital Annex, Chapel 25 of a gym, cafeteria, and grade school. The buildings, ter, taught by the Missionary Sis of this year. In a review in the costing $200,000, complete a model educational plant begun ters of Our Lady of Victory, are Washington Star, a non-Gatholic, Investiture on Dec. 11 ; Carter ,Brooke Jones, said: “Al ih 1934 when the parish high school was built trying to do their part in restor though he decries such anti-Ca- Archbishop Urban J. Vehr o f ing (^ristmas to Christ. This in For Monsignor Miller, ^ tholicism as the Klu Klux Klan ficiated at the blessing and ad olics and a source of pride and cludes a proper observance of Ad has practiced, his reasoning moves dressed a large crowd in the new consolation to all those who vent and its spirit of waiting and .in a sheeted and hooded orbit in gymnasium. Assisting the Arch worked to see its completion.” longing for the birth o f the Savior. Protonotary Apostolic which, like the Klan, he assumes bishop were, deacon, the Rev. The Archbishop returned to Sister Miriam pointed out to The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Aloy- ' certain premises and moves on Robert F. Maron of Chappel, Neb.; Sterling Nov. 27 to officiate at the the class, “ If you put up your sius J. Miller, Vicar General o f from there.” subdeacon, the Rev. Dominic Scla- blessing of the new wing and crib and tree early in Decembers the Pueblo diocese, will be invested * A one-time apologist for Social fani, O.S.B., chaplain of St. Bene chapel of St. Benedict’s hospital and sing the carols as ■ if Christ by Bishop Joseph C. Willging in ism, Blanshard was once quoted by dict’s hospital. Sterling: and mas in that city. Besides other facil mas were already here, you will be the robes of Protonotary Apos the New York Times as follows: ter of ceremonies, the Very Rev. ities, the new wing adds 10 beds tired of it by the time the big tolic Tuesday, Dec. 11, following a “Having once captured the gov Monsignor David Maloney, Den- to the capacity of the hospital. day comes. But if you wait and do Solemn Mass in St. Francis Xa ernment and shelved the Supreme r. A new eight-room rectory is be penance as the Church does dur vier’s church, Pueblo, where Mon Court we Socialists would nation Other clergymen present were ing blessed today, Thursday, Nov. ing Advent, then the feast will be signor Miller has been pastor'al- alize as many large industries as the Rev. Emile J. Verschraeghen, 29, in Akron, where the Rev. Wil a grand event. most 30 years. A banquet for the we could chew and as speedily as pastor o f St. Anthony’s parish; liam Coyne is pastor. The rectory “ You will appreciate how the clergy will be served in, the after such mastication could be accom the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Gregory is next to a church now under world waited ih darkness ever noon in St. Francis Xavier’s hall plished.” Smith, Denver; the R i.R ev. Mon by the women o f the parish. construction in the parish. + + + (See Editoriel on page 11) signor Achille Sommaruga, Den ver; the Rev. James Kane, assist ant at St. Anthony’s; the Rev. Advent Wreath at Youth Center St. Joseph's Burse Charles Salmon, Crook; the Rev. Leonard Redelberger, former as sistant at SL Anthony’s, and now Passes $500 Mark stationed at St. Joseph’s mother- The St. Joseph burse, Denver house, Denver; the Rev. Delisle archdiocesan fund for the educa Tha naw fireproof wing and Lemieux, Denver; the Rev, Nor- tion of seminarians for the priest chapel of St. Benedict’s hospital. bert Walsh, Arvada; the Rev. Her hood, rose past the $500 mark this Sterling (above), were blessed man K ite, Iliff; the Rev. John week by reason of two donations. Nov. 27 by Archbishop Urban J. Scannell, Denver; the Rev. Robert The burse’s present 'total is Vehr. The chapel, et the left, is Hoffman, Greeley; the Rev. An $532.60. completely furnished with liturgi- drew Warwick, Golden, a former An anonymous gift of $100 from cal fittings. The addition at' the assistant at St. Anthony’s; the a Denver friend of St. Joseph and right increases the capacity of the Rev. Albert Puhl, Julesburg; the a $5 donation from Mrs. E. M. Ball hospital, which is operated by the Rev. Robert Breunig, Denver; the o f Denver constituted the past Benedictine Sisters of Sioux. City, Rev. James Halloran, Fleming; week’s contributions. la. and the Rev. Lawrence Kintz, As the first Sunday of Advent One of the crucifixes that was to Kimball, Neb. approaches, generous Catholics will be placed in the cldssrooms of The bletiing in. Sterling wa* find in the St. Joseph burse a tha new St. Anthony grade school. the firit in a eeriei of dedica worthy object of their magma- Starling, is being blessed (at left) tions being carried out in North nimity. Advent prepares men for by Archbishop Urban J. Vehr. The eastern Colorado by the Arch the coming of their Savior; and dedication of tha school, a gym. bishop. Christ’s priests today prepare men and a cafataria took place Nov. St. Catherine o f Siena’s church for eternal union with the Savior 25. Shown in the picture (left to in Iliff was blessed Nov. 2$. The in heaven. A most appropriate right) are a server; the .Rev. Leon pastor, the Rev. Herman Leite, of manner to show Jesus one's appre ard Redelbarger, Denver, formerly fered the Dedication Mass.and the ciation _ for His coming into the an assistant at St. Anthony’s; the Rev. Dr. Delisle Lemieux, pastor world is to afford assistance to Rev. Emile J. Varschraegfaen, pas of St. Catherine’s, Denver, deliv students for the priesthood. 'These tor of St, Anthony’s; the Very ered the sermon. 'The IJiff church seminarians^ moreover, will re Rev. Monsignor David Maloney, was built at a cost o f $21,000 and member daily at the altar, aft® assistant Chancellor, master of is debt-free. their ordination, those who havl ceremonies for the dedicatioB; In his sermon. Father Lemieux helped them along the arduous way Archbishop Vehr; the Rev. Dom lauded the unselfish efforts o f the of preparation. inic Sclefani, O.S.B., chaplain of Iliff parishionus in building a AN ADVENT WREATH ia prepared sionary Sisters explains the practice to her fifth Donations to the St. Josepl| St. Benedict's hospital; Sterling, and sixth grade pupils, as contained in the ac burse may be sent to Archbishop! subdeacon; and the Rev. Robert Sonis^TeTo^frilianriaU ^nd demonstrated to the catechism pupils companying article. Left to right are Carolyn Urban J. Vehr, 1536 Logan street, F. Maron, Chappell, Neb., deacon. “This church,” he said, “will be a of Holy Ghost Youth center at 416 22nd street, James, Betty Sanchez, Sister Miriam, Gloria Schrei Denver. —-( “ Ragister” photos by Sigler) iSource of edification to non-Cath-1 Denver. Sister Miriam of Out Lady of Victory Mis- ner, and Mary Zavala.— {Register photo by Jerome)
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PAGE TWO Office, 938 Bannock Streaf THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyifone 4205 Thuridoy, Nov. 29, 1951
Students' Unit Plans Meet Plan Irish Grid Game Telecast The Advent Wreath The Denver Catholic The quarterly meeting of the has called a meeting of the ex.- The Advent Wreath is used to beg Thee, and come, that by Thy Register Denver conference of the Cath ecutive committee of the con remind us that the time before protection we may deserve to be olic Students’ Mission Crusade, ference at 3:30 Wednesday, Christmas is a season of prepara rescued from the threAtening dan Published Weekly by th* originally scheduled for Dec. 2, Dec. 5, in Holy Family high tion for the coming o f Christ. Its gers of our sins and saved by Thy Catholic Press Society, Inc. has been postponed until the school to plan the program of evergreen branches are a sign of deliverance. Through Jesus Christ 938 Bannock Street, Denver. following Sunday to avoid con the meeting. hope. Its four candles stand for our Lord. A ll: Amen. Colo. flict with the football special The new executive committee the four Sundays o f Advent, Second Week * Subscription: $2.00 Per Year train that will carry many of setup of the conference, with which represent the long, dark The oldest child lights two can Sold in combination with The the Denver parochial high school each local high school assuming a^es o f waiting before Christ’s dles and the father prays: Register, National Edition, in students to Pueblo this Sunday responsibility for the chairman birth brought light to the world. 0 Lord, stir up our hearts that Archdiocese of Denver. to witness the state Catholic ship of a different committee Its purple ribbons match the we may prepare for Thy only be championship game between the and each high school contribu priest's vestments of penance, Entered as Second Clasi . gotten Son, that through His com Matter at the Post Office, Pueblo Catholic and Denver Ca ting one member to each com with one rose-colored ribbon for ing we may be TtiRde worthy to Denver, Colo. thedral teams. mittee, is being watched with Gaudete Sunday, the outburst of serve Thee with ;pure minds. The quarterly meeting, at keen interest by the national of. joy relieving the gloomy darkness. Through Christ our Lord. All: ficers of the crusade. It is writ It is in keeping with the mind of Amen. tended by student and faculty Order Now for Christmas ten up in a news article in the the Church to observe a longing Third Week delegates from the local high'’^ December issue of the “ Shield,” spirit throughout Advent, and let The mother lights three candles, school, college, and seminary the Crusade’s /national maga the joyful Christmas tree and including the one with the rose Dolls and Doll Parts units, will be held on" Sunday, zine, and it will be the subject carols wait until the very feast ribbon. Dec. 9, at 10 a.m. in the Holy of a feature article later in the arrives. Father: 0 Lord, we beg Thee, U»» Our Lay Away Family high school. Robert E. school year in the same publica On Saturday evening before the incline Thy ear to our prayers and Watson of St. Thomas’ seminary tion. first Sunday of Advent ■’■he whole enlighten the darkness of our A.B.C. Doll Hospital family should gather around the minds by the grace of Thy visita 1515 Arapahoe, Denver MA. 7617 wreath for the blessing of the tion. Through Christ our Lord. wreath by the father of the fam All: Amen. ily. This prayer can be used: Fourth Week Dr. G. J. Father: Our help is in the name The father lights all four can of the Lord. dles and prays: A ll: Who made heaven and earth. 0 Lord, stir up Thy power, we Schaeuble Pkther: Let us pray. 0 God, by pray Thee, and come; and with 1522 California St. whose word all things are sancti great might help us, that with Optometrist fied, pour forth Thy blessing upon the aid of Thy grace. Thy merciful this wreath, and grant that we forgiveness may hasten what our Specialiat who use it may prepare our hearts Band Instruments - Pianos - Organs sins impede. Through Christ our For Visual for the coming of Christ, and may Lord. All: Amen. THE DENVER NOTRE DAME CLUB from the transcontinental cable and “pipe” It to receive from Thee abundant graces. If the candles burn down, new Eye Care Mammoth Gardens via micro wave relay from the Through Christ our Lord. (He ones may be put in without another Radios - Records - Accessories will be on hand to cheer for the alma mater 63H Empire Bldg. KE. 5840 Telephone company building at 14th and Curtis sprinkles it with holy water.) blessing. Any kind of candles may Saturday, Dec. 1, when the Notre Dame-Southern AC. 1635 DENVER, COIO. streets. A ll: Amen. be used. California football game is televised at Mammoth Forty-five hundred general admission seats are Beginning with Saturday eve The light grows stronger each Dr. D. C. Werthman garden, 1520 Clarkson street. available for the game at $1.20, including tax. There ning of each week, use the prayer week, as a reminder of the pro Approximately 100 loyal sons of Notre Dapio will be a seat for every ticket, McLaughlinvassures. from the Sunday Mass^at the eve phets who came before Christ, and and Associate will attend a pregame luncheon at the Leyden- Talking over the situation are Bob Flynn, '50, ning meal or before the Family kept shedding more light on the Chiles-Wickersham American Legion post No. 1 president of the Denver Notre Dame club, seated at Rosary. world about the promised Savior. Dentists First Waek and then attend the football telecast. the desk; and, standing, left to right, Tom Gargan, The real spirit of Advent will be PLATES The younge$t child lights, ohs The special television showing has been ar ’49; Betty Callaway, secretary; Charlie Haskell, felt, and the real meaning of candle and the father prays: Tollefson Furniture ranged by Ed McLaughlin through the facilities of ’29; and Tom Currigan, ’41.— (Regitter photo by Christmas will be enjoyed all the 606 ISth Street 1206 18th Street 0 Lord, stir up Thy might, we more. KEytlone 8721 TAbor 5761 2749 SOUTH BROADWAY station KFEL, which will “ pick up” the television Jerome) ■ ______ALL OUT SALE Chicago Priest Will Give Talks EVERYTHING REDUCED Novena Set at Redemptorist Parish OPEN EVENINGS-7:30.9 P.M. SU. 1-1441 (St. Joseph’s RedempEorist Parisli, made the Holy Year pilgrimage student o f St. Joseph’s school, Denver) held last Sunday, More than 600 Denver, who won third place in overflowed the capacity o f St. Jo The Rev. Carl V. ^ Schwarz, the Junior Chamber of Com seph’s church, and made the C.SS.R., o f St. Alphonsus’ church, merce “Voice of Democracy” con lT4t Trsasnt PI Chicago, will preach the solemn rounds to St. Elizabeth’s, the Ca thedral, a n d the Holy Ghost test in her freshman year, took DENVER’S HOST novena in honor of Our Lady of l it utk e t Perpetual Help beginning Friday, church, where Benediction was first place in the Archbishop Vehr given by Father Schwarz, pastor. PBOGRESSIVB 419 £. ITth Are Nov. 30, which will continue for Essay contest, and alio a first in nine consecutive days. The general The annual pantry shower for E, tlth Ats. letter writing sponsored by the 114 topic of Father Schwarz’ talks is the sisters was held Nov. 28. The Altar and Rosary society Denver Post. As a sophomore sh’e 1147-41 Market S t I ll E. llth Ava “ Mary.” Gold satin crepe drapery will be announces that everything is in placed third in a city-wide ora TAbor M7I placed behind the picture of Our readiness for the bake sale to be torical contest. Dorothy is a mem Lady of Perpetual Help. The ma held next Sunday, Dec. 2, in the ber of the National Forensic terial is a gift o f Father Milton church hall after every Mass, be league,' teen editor • of the Ex Girse, C.SS.R., who instead o f ginning at 5:30. tension magazine, and manag using a going-away gift for him The altar workers for December ing editor of the Santa Fe, the self purchased this material. The are Rose Gabbie, Mary Ward, school publication, and in' her Sacred Heart statue is also Frances Allen, and Mary Musso. junior year was chairman of the adorned in a similar color. Mrs. Vigil lights will be car( Civics club, organist of the school Juanita McDaniel and her mother, by Mmes. M. Burke, Irene choir, and sings in the Choral Mrs. Gertrude Weber, of 548 Mary Musso, Frances Allen club, directed by Mrs. Lftsham. Elati street, made the draperies. Ward, and Gabbie. She has been chosen in the All- Newcomers to the parish are Usher appointments for the Parochial cast. Dorothy hopes to Friday-Saturdoy-Monday Mr. and Mrs. John E. Maher and public novena are as follows: 7 pursue her journalistic talent at family of five children, formerly p.m. service, Messrs. Ochs, Stef Detroit university upon comple of Chicago, who have taken up fen, Sexton, Lefevre, and Leisen- tion of her senior year. She is the Your Last Chance to Take Advantage residence at 237 W. Third avenue. ring; 8 p.m. service, McCloskey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Mr. Maher was formerly an em Berger, Bob and Don Canny. Sedlmayr o f 233 S. Franklin of These Great Mid-Season Reductions! ploye of the Chicago Northwest Dorothy Sedimoyr street. Mrs. Sedlmayr is director ern Railway and is now working Wins Another Honor of the senior choiri,and an alumna for the D. & R. G. W. railroad. Dorothy Sedlmayr, a 12-year of St. Joseph’s school. Four of the children are students at St. Joseph’s school. Mri and Mrs, Edward Bauer of Hart Schaffner fir Marx & 258 Inca street are the parents of When Rodds are Slippery a boy born Saturday, Nov. 24, in TAsis SptcUi Trtddt th ii Buttr Comtrel, You c«a be SURE of better control wheo rour tJre4 St. Joseph’s hospital. They have Dttttr Trsetiau , . • Are equipped with Hftwkifison Wire Treodi s s s And named him David Allen. The tbey will nuke pour tire* BETTER for itt-yeer driV- CHRISTMAS GIFTS Timely SUITS grandparents are Mrs. Nellie Bray- ffif lummer eod winter . . • Give you freedom ton of the above address and Mr. from worry bccauie thousaodB of steel claws ere cured in the trei^ ready to grab the road when brakes are and Mrs. Henry Bauer o f 445 S. applied. Any sise or make of tire can be equipped Newton street. for'the HOME quickly and economically — and you get extra mileage as welt as greater ptocection against blowouts Room Mothers REDUCED! and skidding. See us or call Today for a deiaonscrattool Plan Program ' Room mothers o f t h e high school gathered in the home o f From Values to $80 Mrs. Jack Ward Nov. 26 to ar We have a fine selection of many range their part in a progi’am to Religious Gifts for the home. In Hawkinson be staged by the high school stu dent body at the meeting of the cluded in this array are Pictures, Parent-Teachers’ association Tues day, Dec. Jl. The Choral .club of Statues, Hummel Figurines, Sick [tWATWCo 150 voices, under the direction of Call Sets, Crucifixes and many AUtM r Wire Treads Mrs. Jo Noakes Lasham, voice in Locally Owned and Operated structor, will fender a Christmas many others. Choose while our 7th at Lincoln TA. 1261 cantata; and the speech depart ment, a group of 15 rtlembers, will stocks are complete. give an origipal skit entitled CItyistmas Spirits. Mrs. Har JOE KAVANAUGH, Inc. old Harrison is the instructor and is being assisj:ed by Larry McWil For gifts fbr every member of the giiWIBII liams, a Regis college senior. Par family we hove o choice selection * ents of all the students are urged Morgan, to attend, as this meeting will be of Rosaries, Proyerbooks, medals T-/. in the form o f a Christmas party Op for the sisters and the Redemptor and chains, rings, religious broee-^ ist Fathers, who will be given pres V./ Leibman ents from the PTA. The room lets,.and a complete stock of Books. mothers present at the meeting were Mmes. Juanita McDaniel, and Hickey Clem Hackethal, Gabbie, Mauff, i Gat and Electric Bldg. Phone TAbor 1395 Gazer, Sexton, and Turner, to gether with all the officers. A group of men are building bleachers in St. Joseph’s gym nasium preparatory to using it for Parochial league games and others this coming basketball season. The 'men who are doing this $85 H. S.&M.& Timely work are John Haberkorn, Sr.; and John Haberkorn, Jr.; Jack Year *Round Worsted Suits...... $74.75 Ward, Joe Musso, Pete Steffen, Clarence Allan, Fred LeFevre, Values to $110 in H. S, and A1 Sehmuki. When com &M.& Tim dy Suits...... $84.75 pleted it will seat 1,000 people. All home games o f the Bulldogs will be played here, and there will Sport Coats Also Reduced!, also be parochial Mmes every Pri- Iday and Sunday. 'The first game of H. S. & M, & Timely the season will be played on Tues $42.50 & $45 Sporu Coals...... $37.50 day, Dec. 4, when the Bulldoga and the Parker high school baaket- ballerg will t ^ for a win. Bob Ht S. & M , & Timely Burns is coaching the varsity teaim Crib Sets $55 & $60 Sport Coats...... $47.50 and Bill Opgar Is directing the B MNVER INDUS RIAL SANK team. see our complete selection of Crib To John Haberkorn, Sr., ia due — II,CIORCI CIORCI I, ROCK. PrM im t appreciation from the parishioners sets . . . many styles and sizes in a >1S34C4illfaml,Sl.Vm S : Peeter Dry OoeAt Co.l/WiOBO MAIn S1S8 ^ for his work in building five sec tions of risers, which will be used wide price range. by the Choral club in its future ------r - ' ------performances including the one scheduled Dec. 11. Each section EXTEINDED PAYMENTS has‘^4 sets of hinges. A large number o f parishioners Vi Jen. 10 Va Feb. 10 GMC Free Film Showing . March 10 LOCAL A. LOf%fC OiSLAAfCL General Motors company has produced a film on the imperative meed for hi$;hway modernization m t o v i i v G combined with recommendations for action. The title of the film l i J c h u r c h I S a o o D S is Let's Get Out of the Muddle. “ The JFesl’s Largest Church Goods Supply Hotist^ For the Safety of Your Goods John Daly, noted news anal^t, foreign correspondent and TV Use Johnson Service on Every Move commentator, appears in the film Estobliihad 1902 ^433 Tremont Ploct and handles the entire narrative. The film is available for free TAbor 3789 q l a E e Denver 2, Cole. showing at i^ny club meetings. JhsL Tyianiu «B5!
Thursday, Nov. 29, 1951 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystene 420S PAGE THREE For Children by Children Mercy Nuns' History Blends With Colorado's
By Paul H. Hallett to close in 1924, but it educated ,+ + + + + + hundreds o f pupils. It is note HOW CLOSELY THE FOR- the Eoly Father asks... worthy that the large public TUNES of Colorado’s mining schools in the town closed at the Cripple Creek Hospital towns have merged with those of same time. the Sisters of Mercy is shown in Sister Scholastica’s projected A further historic work of the book, Mercy Comes to the Moun Mercy congregation was the stag tains. Of the tumultuous events in ing of Most Precious Blood school Cripple Creek when it was the in San Luis, the oldest town in largest mining camp in -the world Colorado. 'The San Luis valley the sisters could say with Aeneas; had been the home of Spanish- “ All of it I saw, and a great part American people since 1861. of it I was.” When the school was opened in When the superior of the Sisters 1904 the three teaching sisters you of Mercy of Colorado, Mother had an enrollment o f 200 and a Mary Baptist, planned the open Tankage difficulty. They were a ing of a hospital in that town in major force in making English 1893, it was a flimsily built camp current in the valley. In the first of more than 4,000 people, soon to decade of the century they pio swell to 20,000. Housing did not neered in night-school education come within a twentieth of meet for adults in Colorado. In 1936 ing the needs. Eggs, fruits, and the first Mercy sisters (not the vegetables—always scarce—had to first nuns) accepted teaching be brought from Colorado Springs positions in a public school. ’I^is over mountain trails. Men who to SELL Seals they did at the request of the and you had little or no knowledge of min local school board of San Luis ing were making and losing for public elementary school. The tunes in a day— and getting hurt large parochial school building HOLY CHILDHOOD CHRISTMAS SEAL CAMPAIGN in the process. Thus when it was learned, that some sisters were in was rented by the school board of town prospecting for a hospital, San Luis district and the former FOR WORLO MISSIONS public school was used for the first doctors, and townsfolk immedi ST. NICHOLAS’ HOSPITAL, Cripple l cult times that came to the mining camps forced the ili- ■ -i:fc ■ ' 'i- four elementary grades. Sisters ately rented the only large build Creek, was opened b y the Sisters o f Mercy sisters to leave the hospital m *1924. It is now oper- ing in the city, a two-story dwell taught with secular teachers in I less fortunate brothers and s i^ r s of other lands. THE WORK OF THE Holy Childhood ing on Third avenue. This was the this new experiment in education. in ^894 and operated byjhem for 30 years. The d iffi-1 ated as a county hospital. . . . . 1 r 1. r __ Adults can aid in this work-or charity by buying * * * association is a work of charity of children Christmas seals from the 1 young salesmen who beginning of what, on Nov. 20^, 1898, blossomed as St. Nicholas’’ to children, the children of the United States to their I offer them.- OTHER SCHOOLS the Mercy 13|ldditionaiDP$ + + + ^ + + hospital, on Third avenue and congregation staffed for a time + ■ + + I + + + Eton, the only general hospital in were St. Mary’s, Aspen (1904- Hospital in Ouray GREATLY the entire Cripple Creek district. 1910), and St. James’, Aurora * * * (1915-1916). In the hospital field, Find New Home Reduced Prices Seal Sale Reports Good The large place the sisters had Montcalm sanitarium, opened in in the minds of the miners can 1896 in Manitou, became a third The final week o f the Holy chools for additional seals, and Mercy venture. In 1946 Mont In Denver Dec. 1 on Dolls Childhood Christmas seal cam lhat some are still available and be appreciated from the fact' that WITH THE ARRIVAL in Den when, one day in 1896, a report calm Castle, by that time used by paign will begin Dec. 3, the Feast may be had by writing him. ver Dec. 1 o f 13 displaced per resiched the mines that a fire was the Sisters of Mercy as a summer of St. Francis Xavier. St. Francis 'Those who have not yet pur sons, the number o f men and Toys raging down Main street, the first home, was sold to an investor for is the patron of the world’s mis chased seals from the children are women without a country placed in m cry was: “ Save the Sisters’ hos a hotel and apartment hpuse. sions, and is, therefore, in a urged to do so during the final pital.” Although the fire obliter the Archdiocese o f Denver will to .special way, the patron of the week of the campaign. This exer ated Old Town, it left the first tal 963, states the Very Rev. Mon Holy Childhood society. His feast cise of charity is the best way to hospital untouched. Danger was to signor Elmer J. Kolka, assistant prepare for the holy season of Games should be the occasion for a spe come from another quarter. director of the Archdiocesan Reset cial prayer for the missions, and Christmas, and is a fulfillment of Fete Will Honor tlement bureau. The A.P.A. (American Pro especially for the success of this the Christian commands “ to feed A telegram received by Monsi year’s seal campaign. the hungry, give drink to the tective association, a foi’erunner gnor Kolka Nov. 28 stated that Early sales reports from the thirsty, and clothe the naked.” o f the Klan) was active in Cripple '51 Football Team three families, ultimately bound first week and one-half of the cam Moye than 1,000,000 babies are Creek at that time. During the ex for the Archdiocese of Denver, paign are very encouraging, and saved from death through the of citement o f the fire a member of would land in New York Nov. 29. indicate that the children are par fices of the Holy Childhood each They include a Croatian miner, ticipating, in the drive with their year, and some 1,500,(100 orphans that organization gained access to At Annunciation by name of Petrovic, age 34; his the hospital kitchen, mounted the U>e Our Lay>Away usual zeal and enthusiasm. Mr. are cared for by it annually. The wife, age 29; two sons, ages five Kennedy, chaim an o f the seal Christmas gift o f life itself may partly-cooled cooking range, and (Annunciation Pariih, Denver) and two, and a daughter, age 4; a inserted a stick o f dynamite into Chenille committee, reports that requests be given these children by buying Polish dairy worker named Ostrow- the chimney. It exploded before A dinner honoring the 1951 are still coming in from the Holy Childhood Christmas seals. ski, age 36; his wife, age 26; he could make his escape and blew high school football team will be a leg off. The sisters cared for given in Hagus hall Dec. 10 by their son and daughter, ages four ROBES him along with the other patients, the parents o f the boys on the and one, respectively; and a Polish Sizes 1 to 6 $ 0 -3 9 Fatima Trip is Exciting and he pleaded over and over for team and the cheerleaders. A farmer named Miszeuk, 31; his meeting for parents and friends wife, 26; a daughter, six; and a ST. JOSEPH’S HOSPITAL, the first foundation to Reg. 2.98 ...... t forgiveness. The hospital was not A trip to the shrine of Our Lady scribed in close detail just how interested in the plans for the son, one. be made by the Sisters of Mercy from pioneer Colorado Sizes 7 to 14 $Q .69 hopelessly impaired. of Fatima proved an exciting ex the Virgin looked. dinner are ^ked to attend a meet * * * headquarters in Durango, was established in Ouray in 1887 when the Reg. 4.95 ...... « Lynwood said he felt quite hon A vivid chapter in Colorado his ing Thursday evening, Nov. 29, THESE THREE FAMILIES, tdwn was a sprawling, brawling mining camp. The sisters served the perience for Lynwood O’Leary, as tory was the “ Cripple (Ireek War” ored, meeting a man like Father in Hagus hall at 8:30 after the who expect to find a haven, a ill and injured here for 30 years, until forced to close the instituti<» Bedroom Slippers signed to the U.S.S. Corregidor, of 1903-04, which grrew out of con which docked at Lisbon, Portugal, McGlynn, but his biggest sur novena services. home, and a country in the United in 1918 because of the general exodus from the mining camps that Felts, Satins, $ 4 .6 9 $ 4 .9 5 flicts between strikers and strike last week. prise was to come later. Father Those wishing to attend the din States, and ' more specifically in took place in World war I. Leather ...... I to ^ breakers. It WEIS nothing less than ’ Lynwood and some of his friends said the Rosary and Benediction a small-scale civil war, many men ner may make reservations by the Archdiocese o f Denver, will took the 70-mile trip from Lisbon for the boys, and heard their Con were killed, and bitterness pre calling Father Donald McMahon, be met at the train upon their ar Two Merchandise Certifi to Fatima. They were welcomed fessions, then he showed them the vailed on every street comer. Mar Frank Presalac, J. Mumford, or rival by Monsi^nor Kolka and the Franciscan Superior Named cates of $15 & $10 Given by Father McGlynn, O.P., an Infant of Prague statue which tial law was proclaimed. St. Nicho Mike Harvat not later than Sat DPs’ sponsors, whom the Monsi Away Dec. 22. American-born priest, w h o is Archbishop Stepinac had given to las’ hospital was filled with the urday, Dec. 8. gnor is unable to name at this Sister Mary Generose of the 12 years, from 1937 to 1949, she working on a statue of the Virgin Fatima before his imprisonment wounded and dying, where the sis The annual novona honoring time. Franciscan Sisters, Daughters of was in charge of the office at the Aik sbcit sir RA. for the Basili(fa at Fatima. Father by the Russians. ters performed heroic service the Immaculate Conception of Monsignor Kolka wishes to the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and St. Rose Residence. FREE BONUS PLAN McGlynn was once stationed at St. They visited the tombs of the stress, however, that ships carry Extra Valii for Yoir Monoy 6060 while maintaining strict neutrality. the Bletaod Mother will begin Mary, is the new superior of St. B om in East St. Louis, 111., Sis Wi DtHver Dominic’s in Denver. two children who are buried in the It was, in fact, the only neutral Thuriday, Nov. 29. Evening ing these unfortunate people, in Rose Residence, Denver. The ap ter G enerose, J u lia Reiniger, Mri. Peter Jonke Father McGlynn, under the di churchyard, then Father took them place in the Cripple Creek-Victor lervicet begin at 7:15. reality wanderers without a coun pointment, effective Nov, 25, was daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. tb see the birthplace of the chil try, are expected to arrive every rection of Lucy, the only remain district, and men went there for On Friday, Dec. 7, the first announced by Mother Mary Fior William Reiniger, completed ele dren and the place where they other day between now and the first ing child who saw the vision, built protection as well as for hospitali Friday o f the month, Masses will ina, Provincial of St. Clara’s prov mentary and high school training of the year. In that time it is esti the first 90-inch model of Our tended their sheep. The people in zation. be at 5:30, 7, and 8 o’clock. ince, from the mother-house in before entering the Franciscan * * * mated that approximately 10,000 Lady of Fatima. Lucy spent five'or Fatima are very devout As the On Saturday, Dec. 9r, a holy day Wheaton, 111. Sister Generose suc Sisters in 1921 in St. Louis, Mo. priest walked down the road, they displaced persons, 35 per cent of Re/tfn” six hours every day directing the IN 1916, AFTER CRIPPLE of obligation, the Feast o f the Im. ceeds Sister Mary Bernardone, She recited her final vows in 1926 ^*Where Children whom will be of the Catholic faith, building and the work, and de- knelt to kiss his hand. CREEK had passed its zenith, St. maculate Conception, Masses will superior at St. Rose Residence for and served at various Franciscan The highlight of the visit was will arrive in the United States. houses in the north, including St. Nicholas’ hospital was assessed at be at 5:15, 7, and 8, with a High * * • the past three years, who was as the unexpected introduction to the $50,000. In 1924 the entire prop Mass at 10:45. signed to St. Mary’s hospital in Joseph’s hospital in' Milwaukee, AMONG THEM WILL BE ex parents of the children of Fatimsu erty, including furniture and Father McMahon wishes to ex Racine, Wis. Wis., and St. Francis’ hospital in cellent workers in a variety of They shook hands with the boys equipment, was sold for $2,000. press his thanks to all those who Waterloo, la., before coming to OF UNUSUAL DISTINCTION trades and professions— farmers, Prior to her present appointment. GIFTS and allowed them to take their These figures are eloquent of the made the recent turkey party a Denver in 1937. carpenters, miners, dairymen, etc, Sister Generose was assistant per pictures. The boys also boirght ro rise and fall of more than one success. Three hundred and eighty Sister Generose has one brother, TOYS OF EVERY KIND saries from Lucy’s sister, and had mining town in Colorado, whose dollars was netted for the athletic And for them sponsors are being sonnel director at St. Elizabeth’s Leo Reiniger, and a sister, Mrs. them blessed at the shrine. fortunes the Sisters o f Mercy fund. . sought. hospital in Appleton, Wis., from George ■Voelliqger, both o f East OPEN MONDAYS, FRIDAYS AND “ It was the thrill of all thrills,” shared, and whose growth -vyould Communion day for the Guar Catliolics in the Archdiocese of July, 1949, to November, 1961. For SL Louis, 111. Lynwood wrote home. He is the have been impossible without them. dian Angel sodality and younger Denver who need skilled help on SATURDAYS TILL 9 P.M. son of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. O’Leary St. Peter’s school, which opened in children o f the parish will be Sun' their farms or in their businesses of St. James’ parish. Cripple Creek in 1901, also had day, Dec. 2. are urged to sponsor these DP Spacioui families who will arrive in the United States between now and CHRISTMAS SPECIAL Parking January, 1962. ROSS HARDWARE MINIATURE PORTRAIT ^ 6420 E. Colfax Priest Is Named Division Chaplain To become a sponsor one need (Members of St. John’s Parish) only guarantee suitable living 111 Oil — Attractive Frame.... Nurnberg, Germany. — Father 4.95 combat group in Europe, arrived the holder of four battle stars quarters for the DP and his family, (Lt. Col.) Albert A. Knier, post at the Nurnberg post the past on his European Theater of Op and the prevailing wage for the chaplain, Nurnberg military post, February. On his arrival he was erations ribbon. He holds the work assigned him. Inland trans PERRI60UE BROS. Photographers and a priest o f the Diocese o f appointed post chaplain, and, dur Bronze Star. The chaplain was portation during this emergency ing his tour of duty in that capac Cheyenne, has received his orders promoted, to his present rank as will be home by the DP himself. ’ FULLY EQUIPPED FOR PORTRAITS for reassignment as division chap ity, has been responsible for the lieutenant colonel in the regular Anyone who can sponsor a GIVE RELIGIOUS GIFTS lain, with headquarters at first many newly built and remodeled army upon his arrival in the Eu DP family is urged to write the Weddings — Home Sittings — Commercial chapels scattered throughout infantry division, Darmstadt, Ger ropean command in September of Archdioeesan Resettlement Bu 2109 E. Virginia RA. 8519' many. His mother, Mrs. Mary Nurnberg’s subpost areas. He is 1950. reau, 1665 Grant, or to cell Mon Knier, resides in St. Nazianz, Wis. signor Kolka, AC. 3825.' Prior to his becoming a priest Father Knier attended Jose- New MexicoCollege Expands phinum seminary, Columbus, 0., where he received a bachelor of Enrollment at the College of pancy at the beginning o f the sec. arts degn^ee. He was ordained St. Joseph on the Rio Grande in ond semester in January, The col after four years of theology for Albuquerque, N. Mex,, has reached lege is conducted by Franciscan the Diocese of Cheyenne, Wyo. 550, representing an increase of Sisters who have their mother- Father Knier, a veteran of eight approximately 20 per cent over house at St, Joseph’s convent in years’ army service, including last semester. The second class Denver. three years’ overseas wartime room building is nearing comple The following faculty members duty with the 1101st engineer tion and will be ready for occu- have been added to the staff of the college during this semester: Sister Catherine Ann Bintner Win in Jaycee Contest Creighton university, history Evelyn Civerolo, art; Sister M Richards Durant, English, Creigh ton university; Sister M. Agnes Hatke, mathe matics, Purdue university; Myrrl W. McBride, education, Sul Ross college; James W. McGrath, edu cation, Loyola university; Arturo G. O rte^ , Spanish, Georgetown university; Charles Pfeiffer, biology. University of St. Louis; Sister M. Bernardine Rose ROSARIES PRAYER BOOKS German, St. Francis’ college; Jaime Velez-Saenz, philosophy PICTURES PLAQUES University of Notre Danae; the Rev. Simon Yungfleisch, chaplain Jerome Gibson, psychology, Uni STERLING METALS and CHAINS versity of Chicago; CHRISTMAS GREETING CARDS Katheryn Lenihan, education, Stanford; Dee Sturges, account and many other Religious Articles ing, C.P.A.; and Sister M. 'Theresa Markowitz, education, Indiana to Choose from. State Teachers’ college. Black Canyon Subject CRIB SETS ALL SIZES AND PRICES THREE PAROCHIAL HIGH SCHOOL students from Of 'Sports Afield' Tale Denver made it a clean sweep in the Voice of Democracy A trip through the Black can contest sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Taking first place in the contest was Jim Drinkard (left), a yon, a 30-mile-long cleft gouged Complete Lina of Rcligioui Articles for Church and Home student of Regds high school. Second place was taken by John Friel out in Western Colorado by the o f Mullen Home high school, and Dorothy Sedlmayer (right) o f St. Gunnison river, is the subject of Joseph’s was the third winner. a picture-story in the December Judges for the contest were Mayor Quigg Newton, Alexis Mc issue of Sports Afield. The voy A. P . \VaiijiH‘i’ Kinney, assistant to the publisher of the Denver Post; and Earle age was made in a rubber boat by Ferguson, program manager for station KOA. The judges made their Constance and Harmon Helmer- decisions after listening to tape recordings of each contestant before icks, authors of the story, who ( III m II GOODIS < o. ^the identity of each contestant was known. were “ often hungry” when the Young Drinkard, the first place winner, will be presented a fish did not bite. Only six men Wciton 606 14th St. Between Californio & TA 8331 radio by the Junior Chamber at the group’s regular luncheon this have gone through this “ wildest week. He also moves into the finals of the state-wide contest and national park” in 100 years. The OPEN MONDAY EVENINGS TILL 8.30 P.M. has a chance to win the four-year scholarship offered the state canyon is almost 3,000 feet deep UNTIL CHRISTMAS winner. The winner of the state alsa has an opportunity to compete and is only 40 feet wide at the bot in the national contest. The four national winners will receive a tom. The Helmericks made the $600 scholarship and an all-expense trip to Washington, D. C. trip in 11 days. PAGE FOUR Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitene 4205 Thuridoy, Nov. 29, 1951 ipesn_ r r a
Thursday, Noy. 29, 1951 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystene 4205 PAGE FIVE Queen of Regis College to Be Crowned on December 3
Beauty will reign supreme on the Regis college campus this week end. The Regis collegians are balloting to choose one of seyen beautiful candidates to be “ Queen w o f the Campus.” The ‘Chosen” will be crowned at a formal dance in the Rainbow ballroom Monday, TOMORROW, FRIDAY, NOV. 30 Dec. 3. The following young women are candidates: FREE GIFTS FOR Miss Jeaii Ramciotti, a native of St. Louis and a Sophomore at FOX BABY SHOP THE KIDDIES Loretto Heights college. She is an attractive brunette and the candi date of the Alpha Delta Gamma Our New Store in the Mayfair Shopping Center, fraternity. 6118 East 14th Ave. at Kearney Miss Mary Jane O’Hayre, a Denver girl and the first Regis college student to compete in uie queen contest. Mary Jane, a Special for This Opening lovely redhead, attends the ni^ht division of the college and is being sponsored by the combined Science clubs.c ir » OFF ON ANY DRESS Miss Carole Boudreau, a tall brunette from Kankakee, 111., also is a student at Loretto Heights. This Friday and Saturday Only She is being sponsored by the host Donna Laa Braun club, the Delta Sigma fraternity. Jean Ramciotti Mary Jane O’Hayre Carole Boudreau This Discount Also Good at Our 11 Broadway Store Miss Donna Lee Braun, another Denver prI7 is being sponsored by + + ' + + + + + Optometritt the Regians, the college Ski club. arid Optician Shop Miss Braun is the only blonde 'i Uie Our Now Approved Charge beauty in the contest. Helen Walsh Will Call for Accounts Invited Miss Barbara Wittig, a native of Milwaukee, also is a student at AMoeiau Christmas W. R. JOSEPH Loretto Heights, where she is a ETK3 EXAMINED freshman. She is a petite brunette PhMt TAbat ISSt who is being sponsored by the Mil 118-11* M ajotlr Bids. waukee club of Regis. Miss Paulette Jaubert, another Heights student, is the candidate of the Spanish ,club, Los Cabal leros. Miss Jaubert’s home is Mexico City. The final candidate is the Joe Onofrio Says: mystery woman whose identity is unknown. The unidentified can. i didate, who was introduced wear ing a gold varsity basketball W'arm-up suit and a veil, will be Make Your Christmas Selection Early made known to the students just prior to the time set for the balloting. JOE JOE, JR. Industrial School Students Are Guests Barbara Wittig Paulette Jaubert ‘Myitery Woman’ On Regis Campus Cathedral High to Join in Speech Meet
Eighteen catechism students (Cathedral High School, Denver) was gpven a 15-pound Maplecrest large student delegation who will from the State Industrial school Under the direction of Miss turkey for her Thanksgiving travel on the parochial league at Golden were guests of Regis Mary Ne Casek and Miss Sally dinner. special. Included in the program HERE’S THE BEAUTIFUL 1951 high school students Nov. 25. Smith, Cathedral students who will A date dance ii to be held in in the Steeltown will be a parade The Golden lads were brought participate in an invitational Oscar Malo hall Friday, Nov. from the station to the field and to the Regis campus Sunday speech meet at Longmont Satur 30, from 8:30 to 11:30, The then the ball game. morning after the regular cate day, Dec. 1, are: dance will be sponsored by Our Dolores Cotter, Cathedral year chism class at the industrial Original oratory, Frances Lee Lady’s sodality. Music will be book coeditor, attended the Na school. They were then treated and Vickie Sena; poetry, Shirley furnished by Nancy Lee’s tional Scholastic Press associa to lunch in the Regis cafeteria, Johnston, Susan Canino, and Rhythmaires. Those present will tion’s annual conference in To and sessions of basketball, soc- Carol Osborn; humorous declama recite the Fighting 69th pledge. peka, Kans., Nov. 24. Exhibits of cor, and volleyball were enjoyed tion, Harry Cronin; radio, Roger A bouquet will be presented to all American newspapers, year after lunch. After the game Seick, Joan West, and Mary Our Lady by Prefects Ralph books, and magazines were dis hour, the students were guests Hough; dramatic declamation, Sugar and Kathryn McGlothlen. played at the conference, which o f the high school at the foot Harry Cronin, Sara Smith, and The admission will he SO cents included professional newspaper ball game between Regis and Rita Hyde; oratorical declamation, a couple. Everyone is welcome. men, college professors, graphic Cathedral. Roger Seick and Kitty McCabe; Cathedral-Pueblo High Game arts, craftsmen, publication advis WlunJboct Transportation was arranged impromptu, Dorothy Denbo, John ers, and student editors as well as by Ray Harry for the trip to Fajardo, and Judy Bagnall; de Sunday, Dec. 2, the Cathedral representatives from high school and from Golden and to and bate (affirmative), Judy Bagnall football team will journey to newspapers from all j>arts o f the from the game, which was and Joan West and (negative) Pueblo to play the Pueblo Catho country. played on the Englewood field. Marie Vargas and Judy Winder. lic high school Shamrocks for the Fourteen girls from Miss Lil The followings'Regis boys Cathedral high school held a state championship. Accompany lian Covillo’s dancing class will AUTOMATIC WASHER were hosts at the day’s outing: turkey games party Nov. 21. ing the gridders will be the cheer participate in the Angel ballet, as Terry Boyden, George Stock, Marveline Heagney, a sophomore. leaders, Pep club members, and a one o f the highlights o f the Jim Viltrie, Dick Lutz, Bob school’s Christmas pageant Dec. Reardon, and Bob White, sen 17, 18, and 19. iors; Tom Danahy, Joe Bowlds, Honored at D. U. The girls are Eileen Dolan, Jo and Ray Cuill, juniors; Leonard Ann Niccoli, Joan Ingling, Patri Guida, A1 Rotola, Frank Sferra, cia Foley, Carol Dechant, Helen Dick Berens, and Frank Rosetta, Rieger, Judy Nichols, Regina sophomores; and Manley Tynan, Lowrey, Peggy Bradley, Joyce freshman. Petri, and Ramona Schmidt. The Regis lads now are^ work & ing on a Christmas party for The chemistry classes, under the inmates o f the Industrial the direction of Sister Margaret school. Jude, took a field trip Tuesday, to Marston lake reservoir. They were conducted through the res ervoir by Mr. Turre, chief chemist No Officers Available, of the Denver water board. The purpose o f the trip was to explain Hence No Club Meeting to the students how the water in Denver is purified. Because of the illness of the president, the first vice president, and the second vice president, and the absence o f the third vice pres Colorado Springs Girl ident, there will be no meeting this month of the Catholic Women’s listed in 'Who's Who' Press club. The next meeting will take place Jan. 10, with Miss Odalie Wittges, daughter of Mr. Aurelia Valley as program chair and Mrs. Kurt A Wittges, 604 E. man. Espanola, Colorado Springs, has been elected to Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities A t the recent law school and Colleges for 195S. Miss Witf- ges, a senior at; Webster college, election at the University of Webster Groves, Mo., is president Denver, Fred M. Volz (right), 829 of the Student Government associ S. Corona street, was elected senior ation at Webster and was elected representative, and Joe Gallegos May Queen last spring. (left), 474 Adams street, was Qualifications for election to elected- freshman representative on Who’s Who are service to the the board of governors of the col school; leadership, practical qual lege of law. ities, contribution to extracurri The board of governors renders cular Activities, scholastic achieve invaluable assistance to the faculty ment, potential usefulness fo busi in the administration of the school ness and society, and personality. and in developing the.most effec tive service to the student body Streptomycin, the first drug ’'OMraatNdl and the profession. found of real value in treating LSeodHoonkNi . Both men were prelaw students tuberculosis, comes from a soil 18 Months at Regis college and are affiliated fungus. It does not kill TB germs, with the Phi Alpha Delta, law but it impedes their growth. Buy fraternity, at the University of TB Christmas seals— fight tuber Denver. culosis. to Poy St. Joseph's Tommy Brigham ONLY WHIRLPOOL W E 'OIVES YOU ALL THESE EXCLUSIVE FEATURESI Reaps Credit for Alma Mdter Sudt-MUer and the Sevan Rinses—Sudi- (St. Joiepk'i High School, Denver) difficult number, “ Lady of Spain,” Beneath the LifeCoat Finish of this II Miser stores precious sudsy hot water for re by the Denver Junior Police Radio Tommy Brigham, 11-year stu band at its concert at the City beautiful 1951 Whirlpool is match use while clothes ore rinsed SEVEN TIAAESI IF*;'I dent of St. Joseph’s school, Den auditorium last Saturday, This less automatic washing performance ver, and a musician of well-known was the first time in the 16-year Ultra-Violet Germ icidal Lamp—Flood* " g jJ H ability, was chosen to direct the history of the band that a member never before achieved. 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During the past sum See the exclusive features that make for washing ”Your Own Way”...E a sy Top mer he was in the Band shell, as Loading . . . and a host of marvelous fea a substitute for the City park con Whirlpool by all odds the Big Dif certs, under Henrj) Sachs. tures to give you breezy-easy washdays. He took also a prominent part ference in Automatic washing. 5-year warranty on transmission. in the guest programs held in the Park o f the Red Rocks. Also dur ing the summer he spent eight weeks at Greeley State Teachers', Joe Onofrio Music Co. ColBTaio college, reaping the rewards of a Nothing But the Finest scholarship won by his superior ratings. Member o f St. Catherine’s Parish Tommy is a member o f the musi “ Home o f Television*’ a a iio M m cian’s union, and at present is the 1805 BROADWAY MA. 8585 student director of the Junior Po lice organization. At the age of 14 he was chief. He is the son The 1951 Whirlpool Washers and Dryers Are Now B eing S hown ! of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Brigham of Tommy Brigham 11160 Cherokee street. PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyttone 4205 Thursday, Nov. 29, 1951
St. Clara Aid Unit Married in Mt. Carmel BURNS-RIPS rWalter's Drug Store Archbishop's Guild to Hold 801 Colorado Blvd. To Hold Card Party Patricia P o c- OR TEARS , Prescriptions zosa, daughter o f Eliminated by Candies — Gifts M r. a n d Mrs. French or Inweaving General Meeting on Dec. 16 On December 5 34 floor StrTice->flettonabli PHcap Andrew Poezosa, School Supplies + + + + . + The general meeting of the St. Clara’s Aid society will hold 4103 Vallejo HOSIERY MENDING Duncon Hines Ice Cream Archbishop’s guild will be a card party Wednesday, Dec. 5, street, Denver, held Sunday, Dec. 16. at 1 o’clock, at St. Clara’s orphan and Frank Bel- Beers, Wines, Etc. Head Altar Linen Workers age, 3800 W. 29th avenue, Denver, lanti, son of Mr. (i^ M ic A f V FR. 5391 Archbishop Urban J. Vehr to which the general public and and Mrs,. Phillip will offer Mass for the inten the friends of the institution are Bellanti, 4444 Al- inweaving Col Free Delivery tions of the members oNthe guild invited. Various card games will cott street, were Phone KE. 4409 at 9 o ’clock in St. Francis de be played, according to the visi married in Our 304 McClintock ‘Bldg. Sales’ church, and immediately tors’ choice and suitable prizes will Lady of Mt Car- — 1554 Calif. — — following the Mass, breakfast will be given away. A business meeting mel church, Den be served ifi St. Francis de Sales’ will be held at 12:30, which the ver. The Rev. Da school hall. officers and members will attend. mian Charboneau, All members are urged to at At a recent meeting of the so O.S.M., witnessed INTERMOUNTAIN tend. Reservations for the break ciety the following officers were the ceremony. fast at $1.25 per plate may be elected: Mrs. A. C. Carroll, presi James Belfhnti made by calling circle presidents, dent; Miss Elizabeth Sheely, vice was best man, ELEVATOR CO. who in turn will report to president; Miss Margaret Meehan, and Mrs. Rose Miss Beverly Neylon, chairman recording secretary; Miss Eva Col Pullano was m a, | Denver — Longmont of the entertainment committee, lins, financial secretary; Mrs. Rose t r 0 n of honor. Schall, ways and means; and Mrs. The bridesmaids Hudson — Yuma KE. 5827; Mrs. Jennie Petschauer' cochairman, RA. 6265; or Miss R. J. Sanders, treasurer. were Ruth Mo- Colo. Isabelle McNamara, adviser, SP. Many of the members have re kesky and Lucille Atlanta, Nebr. 2181. ceived the particular name of one Bellanti. Leo All finished linens, vestments, of the children in order to supply Mershon was the and layettes to be distributed to that child with a Christmas gift. usher. A recep the needy at Christmas will be on Those members and guests who do tion was held in Fort Morgan Mills display following,the breakfast. not have a particular child for the Albany hotel. gifts are requested to bring a gift Following a wed Miss Mary Ellen Logan, chair for a boy or girl. The age range Inc. man o f the social action commit ding trip through STAMP OUT is from 8 to 14 years. The gifts tee, and Mrs. Margaret McCallin, the state, Mr. and will be collected at the card party. Fort Morgan and Hillroie, Colo. adviser, wish to remind all guild Mrs. Bellanti are at home at 5112 Raleigh street.— (Covarra studio) Mils Jessie Pasquale Mrs. Mary Kinkel Manufacturert and Distributors members that the layettes should Cochairman of Linen Committee Chairman of Linen Committee be taken to the St. Francis de ' TB ' Sales school hall, 235 S. Sherman Yearly Fund-Raising Project Golden Sunshine Flour street, before 9 a.m. on Sunday, Challenger Fortified 'Peace Plan From Heaven' Dec. 16. BUY AND USE Mrs. Mary Kinkel, chairman o f Bake Sale Set at Cathedral Dec. Feeds the linen conjmittee, and Miss CHRISTMAS W ill Be Shown on Dec. 12 Jessie Pasquale, cochairman, ex pect to have a sizeable display of (Cathedral Parish, Denver) dedicated to Our Lady of Fa own food. Scouts wh* participated Homemade cakes, cookies, and SEALS. . t The Peace Plan From Heaven, finished altar linens at the general tima. Members of Our Lady’s v?ere Claude and Larry ^ Bedan, club scheduled the movie for rolls “ better than mother used to meeting. All finished linens are to sodality will receive Holy Com Fred Carter, Jack and Robert Du- a moving picture based on the the business meeting on Dec. 12. bake” will be on sale all morning be turned in at the general meet munion in a group in tha 7:45 Bois, Charles Haas, Kenneth Hen authentic version of the appear Because of the importance of in Paul’s reading room follow ing in order to have them avail Mass. They will lead in the derson, Mike Homyak, Phillip ance of the Blessed Virgin Mary the message the film delivers, ing the 7 o’clock Mass Sunday, Kramer, Richard Marquez, An able for distribution on Christmas recitation of tha Rosary follow at Fatima, Portugal, more than however, an invitation is ex Dec. 2. The bake sale is sponsored ing the Mass. There will be pub thony Offutt, Douglas Primavera, tended to everyone to attend. 30 years ago, will be shown free Our Lady of Loucdei Circle by the Altar and Rosary society. lic exposition of the Most Bill Spallinger, Ray Stark, Phillip of charge , li^dnesday, Dec. 12, The Peace Plan From Heaven, Mrs. Christine WHson was a Mrs. Emmet Dwyer, chairman, Blessed Sacrament throughout Uphoff, and Raul Wilson. at 8 p.mivjin the Knights o f was originally made in fulfill guest when Miss Catherine Cor promises a large assortment of the day. Memberi of the Altar and Ro Columbus hall, 1575 Grant.. ment of a promise made by a GI coran entertained at the Novem pastries and delicacies assuring tary society will receive Com The .,^t. Thomas University ber meeting. Sixteen scouts of Cathedral fighting in the Pacific in World plenty vof g;ood “Sunday-eating” troop 205 participated in an over munion corporately in the 8 war II. This amateur production Precioui Blood Circle for Cathedral families. A ham will night campout at Castlewood dam o’clock Matt Sunday, Dec. 2. filmed by Paul Lawrence o f San The meeting Dec, 1 will be held be awarded after the sale. Friday, Nov. 23. Accompanied by Front pewt on the left tide of Fresh Anselmo, Calif., has brought the in the home of Miss Mora Sullivan. This sale is one of the yearly Jim Temple, scoutmaster, and Fred the church will be reserved for message of Fatima to more than St. Gerard’s Circle fund-raising projects of the Altar Haas, the boys enjoyed a^new ex communicants. BQB Turkeys 1,000,000 people from coast to Miss _ Marg;aret Egan recently and Rosary society. Proceeds will perience of nigh|p hiking. Several Parish Calendar coast. be used for the upkeep and beauti moved into her new home in Bel- caves were explored. The group FRIDAY, NOV. 30, 7:45 p.m.. fication of the altars. Mrs. Dwyer was divided in'to six separate and Small Whites ' Lawrence’s home town o f San caro park. Cathedral— Solemn novena open requests that all donations of food units, each unit pitching its own Anselmo provided most of the Blessed Sacrament Circle ing. be brought to St. Paul’s reading tent, and pooling and cooking its cast. For ,the crowd-scenes, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. William Lamberth SATURDAY, DEC. 1, 7:45 Lawrence issued an appeal room Saturday afternoon or eve WILLIAM HENRY si^nt the Thanksgiving holidays ning or before the 7 o’clock Mass. o’clock Mass— First Saturday cor-' through the Knights of Colum with Mrs. Lambreth’s parents in Located at Mullen The lolemn novena dedicated porate Communion of the sodality. bus and other Catholic organiza Limon, Colo. Regis Guild Notes Public exposition of the Blessed Home For Boys tions, and numerous citizens of to Oiir Lady of the Immaculate Our Lady of Loretto Circle Conception, patroneti of the Sacrament during the day. Fort Logan these organizations in San An Mr. and Mrs. Frank O’Brien Cathedral parish, will begin Fri SUNDAY, DEC. 2, 8 o’clock selmo and surrounding towns announce the birth o f a girl on Jubilee With Mass Mass— Corporate Communion of Call SU. 1-0774 Only turned out for the occasion. day, Nov. 30, at 7:45 p.m. Con Nov. 15 in St. Joseph’s hospital. ducted by the Rev. James Sulli the Altar and Rosary society. Filmed in Kodachrome, against Our Lady of Sorrows Circle Relatives of Denver Jesuits, SUNDAY, DEC. 2, St. Paul’s the beautiful scenery of Marin van, C.SS.R., this novena will Mrs. Catherine Bradley will be members of the Regis guild, reading room— Bake sale through county, the 16-mm. film is a commemorate the Feast of the marked the guild’s 25th anniver hostess on Tuesday, Dec. 4. Immaculate Conception. Forty out the morning. 45-minute authentic and moving sary by attending a Solemn Mass MONDAY, DEC. 3, 2:30 p.m., ALL BUTTER story o f the wonderful events St. Bernadette’s Circle Hours’ devotion will conclude of 'Thanksgiving offered Nov. 25 in Miss Dorothy Kennedy will be the novena services on Dec. 8. Oscar Malo hall— P'TA meeting at Fatima that has brought the Chapel of St. John Francis and pantry shower for sisters. many audiences to fervent devo hostess on Dec. 5 in the home of All parishioners are urged to Regis. The celebrant of the Mass CAKES tion to Our Blessed Mother. Mrs. Monica Leiker, 4478 Winona make this special novena. was the president of Regis college, court. Mary Anne Bakeries It is the desire o f the S t Pantry Shower for Sisters the Very Rev. Raphael McCarthy, Morning Star Circle S.J.; deaoon, the Rev. Joseph Mc New Spinet, Thomas University club that The PTA will sponsor its annual the Knights of Columbus hall The monthly meeting will be held Mahon, S.J.; subdeacon, the Rev. Visit Our in the home o f Mrs. Phyllis Del- pantry shower for the Cathedral will be filled to overflowing John Gibbons, S.J.; and master of haute on Nov. 30. nuns at the monthly business meet Pianos at LeMoine's New Store when The Peace Plan From ing Monday, Dec. 3. Gifts of home- ceremonies, John J. Walsh. The \ Rev. L. F. Cervantes, S.J., deliv m Heaven is unreeled Dec. 12. Ave Maria Circle canned fruits, jams, and vegetables ONLY at Le Moine’ t . . Story Mrs. Clyde Hoffman was host as well as grocery staples will be ered the sermon. American Merchants The main altar was decorated A Clerk spinets with their famous ess at the November meeting. attractively arranged around the Park Catholic Daughters Holy Family Circla Christmas tree. Parents of Cathe with flowers, and palms were used new Storytone laminated mahog Mrs. Angie H oof will extend the dral students have been notified of on the side altars. any sound board that is uncondi f'cLui) Shopping After the Mass the group of hospitality of her home to mem this shower. Those who are unable tionally guaranteed not to split, g e a u t y Set for Card P arty 130 in attendance assembled in the for Christmas Center bers of the circle on Thursday aft to attend the meeting are re crack, or warp, regardless of hu ernoon, Nov. 29. quested to send their g;ifts to school students’ dining room, where breakfast was served to them. The midity, dryness, altitude, change Crane’s Fine Papers . . . boxed so 601 S. On Saturday, Dec. 1 St. Ann’s Cir^a with their children Friday morn MACARONI Broadway ing, Nov. 80, or Monday morning, priests were guests of honor. able weather. ’Cause why? It’s The meeting o f the circle Dec. colorfully . . . bordered so gaily (Catholic Daughters of America, Dec. 3. Food packages may also be PE. 6929 5 will be held in the home o f Mrs. laminated with special water Denver) left at the Oscar Malo hall, 1845 . . . presented so richly , , . make PRODUCTS 25 tlroiadway 1024 S. Gaylord Rose Scheunemann. The Christ proof glde concocted by Story A Logan street, Sunday afternoon Regis Club to Hear Plans are being completed by mas layette and the finished linens SFruco 7413 PEarl 7315 between the hours of 2 to 4 o’clock. Clark’s own scientists. This sensa Christmas giving a double pleasure Mrs. Frances Schmidt, chair will be assembled. Members at this The PTA meeting will convene tional sound board not only means man, for Court St. Rita’s card meeting will also gather the dolls Review of Yale Book —for you and for all you remem at 2:30 p.m., Dec. 3, in Oscar Malo warmer, fuller, more resonant tone parties, to be held in the club that they have dressed for the hall. Following a brief business The Women’s club o f Regis will Santa Claus Shop. but it means your piano stays in ber with this choicest of gifts. We house, 1772 Grant street, Sat session, the mothers will be enter hold its regular meeting on Tues urday, Dec. 1, at 1 p.m. and at tune! Drop in at Le Moine’s and St. Joseph’s Circle tained by a pre-Christmas pro day, Dec. 4, on the Regis college invite you to make your selections 8 p.m. Miss Anne E. O’Neil will On Wednesday evening, *Dec. gram. A Christmas skit will be campus in the new Loyola hall at compare the new Story & Clark be hostess for the afternoon and 5, Mrs, Elma Lee will be hostess presented by Sister Marie James’ 1 :30 p.m. A report on the recent spinets with other pianos, com now . . . from our complete col Mrs. Mabel McFarland for the third graders. A mixed choral to the circle members. Following card party will be g;iven, and re pare tone, string length, styling, lection of Crane’s for Qiristmas. evening. Reservations may ba the collection o f completed linens group of high school students, di freshments will be served. All construction, beauty, then com made with Mrs. Mary Roban, and articles for the Christmas lay rected by Sister Anastasia, will members are urged to attend. grand regent, EA. 9170. Pro ette, the evening will be spent so present seasonal music. T h e Father L. F. Cervantes, S.J., pare prices! Latest models in ceeds from the parties will as cially. mothers of all seniors and the jun professor of family sociology at blonde, mahogany and walnut. sist members visiting the women The Beer That St. Patrick’s Circla iors o f room four will be hostesses the college, will review a new book Best authorities declare Story A in the sanitoriums, and the aged, at the social hour to follow. All Mrs. Mary Alice Casey was host which is currently causing great Clark pianos are the greatest val i s t i e r ^ s • Made Milwaukee Famous to provide modest Christmas mothers of the parish are invited comment throughout the nation— ess to members of the circle who ues on the market. Story A Clark 1636 Champa g i^ , and wHI aid other projects to attend. God and Man at Vale, written by MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. of the court, including bandages gathered on Nov. 20 for a surprise Saturday, Dec. 1, U the firit pianos have been made by one Denrer shower for Mrs. Albert Marran- a young Catholic, William Buck- for the lepers and the Holy Fa Saturday of the month, a day ley. family for 93 years. Exclusively at ^Robert M. — Paul V. — M. T, Murray; ther’s “ Relief for Peace.” zino and Mrs. Robert Moore, The Very Rev. Raphael C. Mc LE MOINE’S, Magic name in Stella Maris Circla Is Married The Brms listed hers deserve to Carthy, president of the college Music for 32 years. 1543 Champa, Members of the circle will spend and moderator o f the club, also be remeoB^ered when you ere dis> the evening of Dec. 4 assembling will give a short address to the AC. 0541. Open Monday and tributinf your petronafe to the dif the Christmas layette in the home members. Thursday eves. Adv. ferent lines of business. of Mrs. Kathleen Hemming. Morning Star Cicia Miss Jessie Pasquale visited re FISH and SEAFOODS cently in North Platt^ Neb., with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pasquale. Queen of Heaven Aiders SAFEWAY sells them "WASTE FREE” end W ill Sponsor Orphans' •^ocU PAN READY...Guarante'ed to pleasel Christmas Party Nov. 30 Mombers of the Queen of Heaven Aid society will sponsor the orphans’ annual Christmas Americans Fine Light Beer party in the orphanage, 4825 Halibut and Salmon steaks, kippered sal Federal boulevard, Denver, Fri day, Nov. 30, with dossort mon, kippered halibut, oysters, shrimp either luncheon and card party at cooked and veined or green, mackerel fillets, I p.m., and a gamas party at 8:15 p.m. with refrashments. Holland herring. Smoked kippers, haddock Mrs. G. J. O’ Byrna, ganaral chairman, has selectad the fol- fillets, red perch fillets, skinless cod fillets, lowing: Mrs. A. J. Bonino, pres Delores M. Cobb, daugh skinless sole fillets, breaded perch fillets, ident hostess; tickets, Mmes. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Irene Koser, E. W. Dolan, Cobb, became the bride of Robert breaded haddock fillets, breaded flounder fil R. W. Joseph, and Virgil Trout. N. McBride in a double-ring cere Mrs. Jamas Zariango will bo in lets, breaded scallops — these are some sug mony before a Nuptial Mass in charge of the dining room, as Holy Family church, Denver. The gestions for a fish meal that will bring de sisted by Mmes. John Schmitt, Rev. W. J. Koontz officiated. ' Roxy Mapley, Marian Da Salvo, The bride, who was given in mar licious flavor and nutrition to your table at and Sam Scagglia. riage by her father, wore a candle- Tha traditional lacino choco a cost that is surprisingly low. Another sug- ligM satin dress, styled with fitted late fudge cake will ba under bodice and sweeping train. gesttbn is the little Whiting Fish, which is the supervision of Miss Sue Miss Irene Kolocheski was maid Hally assisted by Mrs. Carl Her- of honor, Mrs. Ann Marsh and Miss one of the least expensive, and one of the furth. Mmas. Harry McCormick, Frances Losasso were bridesmaids. John Walsh, Misses Nina Smith, best tasting little fish you can serve. A real Cathy and Carol Cobb, twin sisters and Geraldine Neville will ba in of the bride, were flower girls. ORDER YOUR charge of refreshments. The 71- economy meal. Fish is easy and quick of piece set of Tudor silverware Grant Cobb, brother o f the bride, was best man, and Don Givan and COOKIE PATTERNS preparation, and you’ll want to serve it often. and b a n d-embroidared linen table cipth and eight napkins Lester Baughman, a brother-in-law of the bridegroom, were ushers. DETAILS IN Buy Fish at Safeway’s low prices. will be displayed by Mmes. Hilda Chiolero and Otto Bueh- The wedding breakfabt and re ception were held in the Brown DECEMBER ISSUE ler. Prixas and faneywork are under the supervision of Mrs. Palace hotel. Following a motor Michael Covillo assisted by trip to California, the couple are Mmes. Frank Badding, Anna making their home in Denver. Carroll, and Anna Barlow. Ad- The bride is a graduate of Holy > ditionai tickets may be pur- Family high school. She is em ' chased at tha orphanage if de ployed as a dental assistant. The sired. The orphanage may ba bridegroom was educated in Kansas reached by taking bus 6 and schools, served several years in the BRiWED WITH PURE ROCKY MOUNTAIN SPRING WATER transferring at Federal bouU- service, and is employed by Sears C««n Op9(ii)r. M4II. USA vnrd or tnUng tb* Argo bus. Roebuck & Co. m m
ThHrsdoy, Not. 29, 1951 Offiko, 938 ionneek Street THE DENVER CAfHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4205 RAGE SIVIN
Fr. Donald McMahon Has New Musical ^ Rocks of Lourdes Margaret Brown Donates Catholic Books Park ToHoIdJamboree All- Pa rochial Play Is Board Member lEffervescence. . , (Owr Ljidy of Loardet P«rUk, ;Fo«l I I bubbly ai vinta^a Denrer) ehatnpafnt in a billowy, The monthly jamboree spon The1In all-parochial 2nd play castWeek's and You’ve Got fo- WorkBe Good. More myhran/ | t^VvlVl|Wietv froth of provoeativo nylon sored by the men of the Hocks of orchestra are in their second week than 100 bigfh school students will, not ruffloi. . . tha Lonrdes c’nb will be held in the (Cathalic Inforiaation atad Library itra plait bediea it parish hall Saturday, Dec. 1, at -8 of rehearsals for the Rev. Donald participate in the year’s produc McMahon’s original new musical, tion, which ieatures a chorus of 80 Society, Denver) damuraly eencaalad by a p.m. The jamboree is open to all ramovablt capo or rad members r f the parish and their + + + voices under the direction of the Margaret Prances Brown, vol Rev. James Hamblin. In the finale unteer librarian of Cathedral par atola to Siva'antra friends and consists of popular «hangai. Fr. McMahon Will of the play a marching band will ish, is on the board o f directors of and square dancing or cards. Spe- Spoeially pricad cHd entertainment by the Rocks Talk on Recreation add color and dash to a lavish on the Catholic Information and Li •will be held during the intermis stage football scene. brary society and is president of sion. Refreshments are served The all-parochial play, now a the Archdiocesan Council o f Cath Open M onday during the course o f the evening. standing institution on the school olic Nurses. She is an alumna and Thursday A donation of 60 cents covers the calendar, will be presented in the member of Mercy hospital school Ertes whole evening’s entertainment. afternoon and evening Jan. 16. The o f nursing and holds a B.S. degree Last month more than 185 at interschobl friendship that develops from the University of Colorado. tended the jamboree and it is from this undertaking lasts long She practiced nursing fo r a num- hoped that even a greater number after the final curtain goes down. will turn out this Saturday. This has been shown by the in ber o f years in Denver hospitals On Nov. 15 the men o f the terest in the annual school play and was chief nurse at Ft. Logan Rocks of Lourdes began work on manifested by youth long after Veterans’ hospital. they participated in the show. Last the Christmas decorating o f the For the past five years Miss year the music for the play was Lourdes shrine. The men w o n Brown has ^ e n employed at the written b^ a young woman who first prize last year in the Christ Monte Carroll realty, and through was in the 1S46 production, Eva- mas lighting contest, and they are buyers who move into smaller out to repeat the feat this year. lyn Caranci. A graduate o f Cathe- dfal high school, she attended M t homes she has obtained many The Christmas display will be dif Catholic books for the Holy Ghost ferent in its setting this year. Most St. Joseph on the Ohio, majoring in musie library. of the figures will be placed out In form er years she enjoyed side the shrine and a total of The original musical score for traveling through all the states about 20 trees will line the en this year’s play was written by but as a realtor she is forced to Frank Brenner, a graduate of Ca trance to the Christmas scene, forego that pleasure. But she en Angels will appear on top of ^ thedral who was in the 1950 all- joys all other outdoor activities, parochial play. grotto as in last year’s display, but and in spite o f a terrifying ex a new large star will be raised Joe Keely, who had the lead in perience she had while hunting in above the scene. The men are ex the 1950 show and attended high Wyoming (lost for 12 hours in a pecting to work Sunday afternoon egis, is designing t snowstorm and wandering panic- to complete the decorating. The Rev. Donald Mc seta for the four scenes this year. stricken for 18 miles), her fa MARGARET FRANCES BROWN, 334 Downing Members of the PTA at Lourdes He is being aided by another mem Mahon will speak on the vorite hobbies are hunting and street, Denver, is shown with her latest donation,-^ cur •II ShtMath Stratr Nait to tha Faramana* meeting Tuesday night, Nov. 27, ber of the 1950 cast, Pat Schber, fishing. “ Value of Youth Recreation,” when rent Catholic hooks to the Holy Ghost library, 625 19th street. Miss made final preparations for the who is acting as prop manager. Other persons in the archdi he appears as guest of the K. of Brown has been a consistent contributor to the Catholic Library school fiesta to be held hi the hall Young Keely is busy constructing ocese who are interested in on Friday and Saturday nights, C. Friday luncheon club Nov. 30. society since its formation two years ago.— (Photo by Smyth) a street scene and the interior of donating books to the Catholic Dec. 14 and 16. The fiesta will in Father McMahon has gained city a hospital fpr the first act. The library may leave them at the clude doll and gift shop booths, wide publicity for the formation of DR. JAMES P. hospital setting will be done in library, 625 19th street. country store, fish pond, and many his Youth club at Annunciation three parts, showing a patient’s St. Catherine Group other attractions. For entertain parish. The group recently finished room, the corridor, and the hos Volunteer librarians for the TITLE G R A Y / ment there will be a puppet show, converting a two-story building pital chapel. In the second act one rental library at Clarke Church ^ Optometrist ' a magician act, and special dances. into a clubhouse. The luncheon o f the large scenes is a football Goods house for the coming week Selling Yule Cards All members of the PTA were club.meets every Friday from noon field, complete with stadium, are: Friday, Nov. 30, Mrs. Kath rtSVAL CARS to 1 p.m. in the K. of C. home, erine Harsch; Saturday, Dec. 1, IIVSIIRANCE asked Tuesday night to bring any bleachers, and playing field (St. Catherine’s Parish, Denver) EKES EXAMINED 16th avenue and Grant street. All Agnes Mary Eagen; Monday, usable article or gift they can find T-he play this year, a story of The Altar and Rosary society Catholic men interested in service Dec. 3, Mae Bertagnolli; and is the modern method o f ob- VISUAL TRAINING in their homes. All gifts to the angels and football, has bepn re will receive Communion on Sun activities are invited. A current Wednesday, Dec. 5, Mary Musser. fiesta should be brought to the written by Father McMahon from day, Dec. 2, in the 7 :15 Mass. All , taining protection against Oplometrisl project of the group is the sponsor The rental library, 1633 Tremont, Center house rectory Saturday, one of his most popular earliet members are requested to occupy any defect in the title o f your ing of a blood drive in co-opera is open Monday, Wednesday, Fri 212-13 Colo. Bldg., 1816 Calif. S t Dec. 1. plays, Gabriel Will Warn You, the first pews. real estate. The teen-age girls’ group of the tion with K. of C. council’s blood which was produced in 1947. Re day, and Saturday from 11:30 to Phone for Appointment The PTA announces it still has Outdoor club will go to the moun bank. It has invited donors to a vamping that theme, the priest- 3:30 p.m. TA. 8888 some boxes of Christmas cards and tains this week end. They will venison dinner at the council’s playwright has turned it into Edna Hartman, librarian at gift wrappings for sple, and will . . . . And provides leave Friday night. home Dec. 10. ' sparklifig musical production. Holy Ghost, has returned to work display them before knd after all after two weeks of illness. During For the first time this year stu the,Masses on Sunday, Dec. 2. dents from the new Mt. Carmel her illness she was relieved by The following infants were bap high school are in the cast. Mary Margaret Hermsen and Mrs. tized recently: Wendy Kaye, Security This year’s play will feature Katherine Harsch. A lilt of Catholic booki hat daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James seven male leads. Father Mc Ellis, with Mr. and Mrs. Austin Mahon is of the opinion, after ex been compiled,^’ and printed by For Your Unusual and Distinctive the Catholic Information and J. McKenna as sponsors; Chris Qifts tensive tryouts, that he has the tine Louise, daughter of Mr. and HOME best group of male voices ever. Library society. Edna Hartman, librarian, reports that several Mrs. Donald Byrne, with John requests for the book lists have Byrne and Betty Fattor as spon For Your Authentic Indian Jewelry sors; and Cynthia Kay, daughter been received from colleges and BUSINESS a universities out of the state, o f Mr. and Mrs. George Thomas, Dolls and Blankets Priest's Mother with Mr. and Mrs. Gene Di Manna the farthest coming from Font- as sponsors. bonne college and St, Joseph’s Antique and Modern Silverware Dies in the East academy, St. Louis. Many re Insures lUarketabililx quests have been received from Hundreds of Other Interesting Items I (St. Elizabeth’f Parish, Denver) individuals living in Chicago. Christmas Party Plaas I The mother of the Rev. Raphael Joe Keane, former board mem JhjL JiilsL McDonnald, O.F.M., died Sunday ber who is attending St. Louis Made by Womea's Club university, was home for the It is “ good business” to arrange morning, Nov. 25. Father Raphael SujcU ianJtif, O o. was with her at the time of her Thanksgriving holidays. The annual Chrjstmas party of KOHLBERG’S for funeral service far in advance death. He flew to his home in Oil St. Thomas Aquinas' Circle the Catholic Women’s Study club Stat« WId« TitU Servic* Sind 1888 s City. Pa., Saturday morning, Nov. The St. Thomas Aquinas circle will be held in the Navarre restau of need when one’ s decisions are 1711 Californii KE 1251 429 Seventeenth St. Denver 55 24. The Very Rev. Fabian Joyce, of the Catholic Information and rant, 1727 Tremont place, Denver, Denrar, Colo. not swayed by emotion. It is also O.F.M., pastor of St. Elizabeth’s, Library society will meet in the Thursday, Dec. 6, at 12:30 p.m. left Sunday to attend the funeral home o f Miss Lauretta Dwyer, Mrs. W. A. Carlile and Mrs. T. C. the most thoughtful and consid services in that city. Father Fa 1234 Washington street, for its Harrison will have charge of the bian will ionduct a novena in honor luncheon and the afternoon pro erate way to spare survivors. annual Christmas party Tuesday, of fhe Blessed Virgin Mary in the Dec. 11, at 8 p.m. There will be gram. Mmes. Mary C. Schneider, Immaculate Conception ch u rch , an exchange of gifts. Each mem J. L. Morse, T, C. Harrison, W. A. Omaha, Neb., starting Friday, ber is requested to bring a 50-cent Carlile, W. J. JPoehl, and Mabel If you have questions to ask Nov., 30, gift. May Ryan, 1336 Glencoe Lippencott will entertain with Fathers Declan Madden, O.F.M., street, was welcomed as a new Christmas sketches, prose, a n d We Recommend for Investment about our plan, we will give you stories. and Leo Malone, O.F.M., will begin member in the November meeting j pll the information you need to a mission next Sunday, Dec. 2, in Maj. Lucille Bacchieri) ANC Hays, Kans. and John Birleffi were godparents make your decision. The Altar and Rosary society to Marguerite Louise, daughter of Archbishop to Be Guest The Literary Society of St. Catharine of Sienna will receive Holy Communion in Mr. and Mrs. Richard Johnson the 8 o’clock Mass Sunday, Dec. 2. born Nov. 17. The Baptism was Of Taberaacle Society Their monthly meeting will be held performed by the Rt. Rev. Mon Dominican Sisters of the Third Order of St. Dominic Compare Our Insurance Plan in the school hall Tuesday after signor H. V. Campbell, Blessed - The 1'abernaele lociety will noon, Dec. 4, at 1 o’clock. Sacrament parish. With Any Other Offered meet in tha home of Mri. Ella General Motherhouse, St. Catharine, Kentucky Mullen Weekbaugh, 1701 Eait Cedar alreet, Denver, Friday, Dec. 7, at 2 p.m. Archbiihop Ur 3% to 4% Serial Coupon Notes Nun at Mercy Hospital ban J. Vehr will be an honored gueit. Anyone iutereited in the Doted r 15, 1951 Due Serially work of the Tabernacle lociety ii invited to attend thia meet Delegateto Board Meeting ing. (Archdipceian Council of Catholic Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kruse an Available Maturities Nuries, Denver Chapter) nounce the birth of a daughter at Designer nterest Horan & S o n Chapels Sister Mary Jerome of Mercy a local hospital. Mrs. Kruse is the $17,000 due October 15, 1955 — 3-’’A% former Stella Stephens, Mercy hospital left Wednesday for Wash interest K£yston« 6297 KEystone 6298 ington, D.C., to attend the semi class o f ’45. 18.000 due October 15, 1956 — 3-14% 1527 Cleveland Place annual meeting of the board of di Mr. and^Mrs. William Maddock rectors of the National Council of announce the birth of a dsurttcr, 21.000 due October 15, 1957 — 3-V2% nterest Catholic Nurses. Mrs. Maddock is the former Betty McNulty, Mercy, class o f ’40.- 21.000 due October 15, 1958 — 3-^A% nterest Sympathy is extended to MarV Mr. and Mrs. Mike Cons^ble are and Eleanor Scheuth on the death 21.000 due October 15, 1959 — 3-^A% nterest of their sister. the parents of a boy bom at Mercy hospital. Mrs. Constible will be re membered as Mary Greenfield, 35.000 due October 15, 196V— 4% nterest Sf . Vincent's Aid Society Mercy, class of ’38. ’S I J dacL J m c I uL Sister Mary Kevin, ORr super visor at Mercy hospital, has left These Notes are the obligation of the oldest Congregation of Domin Will Hold Christmas for Kansas City to visit her par With Power*Pilot Economy ents. ican Sisters in the United States, having been established in 1822. On Display at Meet Tuesday, Dec. 4 The marriage of Katherine St. Vincent’s Aid society will Smith and Paul Flynn took place In our opinion, these Notes are an excellent investment, combining at St. Francis de Sales’ church as they do an attractive income with a hi|||^ degree of safety. hold its Christmas meeting in the Nov. 27 kt 9 o’clock. The wedding home of Miss Katherine Meagher, breakfast, to which relatives and The attached coupon will bring you complete information, or we MAin 3111 2 Elm street, Deijver, Tuesday, friends were invited, was Served December 4, at 2 p.m. Miss at the Top o f the Park. Mrs. Flynn .will welcome the opportunity of discussing the Notes with you at our , 1335 Broadwoy Meagher will he assisted by Mmes. is a graduate o f St. Joseph’s school office. W. J. McGettigan, Fred Kemme, of nursing and served with the Francis Campbell, and R. F. Brink. army nurse corps during World war II. She later completed a T h e Rev. Kenneth Funk of year’s course in\ anesthesia at Christ the King parish will be the Charityarity hospital in New Orleans, Bosworth, Sullivan & Company, Inc. RABTOAY GENERAL TIRE CO. guest speaker. Miss, Meagher will La. The Flynns will make their play a group of Christmas carols home in Dehver. 660 Seventeenth Street GENERAL TIRES on the Hammond organ. Miss Catherine Scharping is en A voluntary silver offering for joying a vacation from her duties Denver 2, Cotbrado Keystone 6241 General Batteries the sisters’ and boys’ Christmas at St. Joseph’s hospital. will be taken up at this meeting. Mrs. Cele Geiger Is enjoying a Mrs. J. Morgan Cline and Mrs, J. visit from her sister, Betty Mori- KRAFT RECAPPING Val Chamberlain will be chairmen arity. of this offering. The program committee o f the G E N E R A L ^ I Bosworth, Sullivan & Company, Inc. Kraft Inspected Number 2 Elm is at Ellsworth ACCN met at the home o f Miss S9UBEGEE and. Elm. It may be reached by tak Lillian Mielke on Monday to com 660 Seventeenth Street plete plant for the annual Christ Used Tires ing a number 4 bus to Ellsworth Denver 2, Colorado and Dexter and walking up to Elm mas party, which will be held on \ street. Thursday, Dec. 20, in St. An C.T.A.C. Easy Pay 1401 W . Colfax TA. 6604 thony’s hospital. Each nurse will Gentlemen! ■OH bring a gift for Santa’s sack. Re Please send me a copy of the circular describing The Literary Navy Mothers’ Unit Sets freshments will be served by the Society of St. Catharine of Sienna Notes., 9 9 Meeting for December 3 sisters of the hospital. Rocky Mountain Navy Mothers’ Evelyn Sueper, a Loretto “Why Pay More? Please enter my order for $ ...... of the Notes of club 46? will meet at 1 p.m. Mon Holy Ghost Altar Uait Heights college alumna, was (Tradtmark) day, Dec. 3, at 1772 Grant str.eet, a winner in the “ Make It Yourself Mrs. Nettie Unger, commander, With Wool” style review held Nov. the ...... maturity. will be in charge. Plans will be Sponsors Party Nov. 29 26. Thirty-two cohtestants from completed at this meeting for a The Altar and Rosary society of throughout the state were contest Name Wm. W. Myer Drug Stores Christmas party to be held for Holy Ghost church, Denver, will ants in the review at Colorado COMPAN1 patients in wards sponsored by the have their monthly card party Women’s college, Denver. Mias Address Colorado Owned Stores club in both the VA and Pitz- Thursday. Nov. 29. Luncheon will Sueper, 19, o f 878 S. Williams simons hospitals. Mrs. Lulu Doet- be served at 1 p.m. followed by street, has been a Heights student 800 Santa Fe Dr. zel is chairman of arrangements cards. Prizes wifi be given. The for two years. Her prize for being 15th and California at the VA hospital, and Mrs. Mil hostesses are Mrs. W. B. Yar- the second senior winner was a 17tb & Tremont dred Sellers will be in charge of brojigh, Mri. I. W. Thorhsberry, woolen suit from John Walther, festivities at Fitzsimons General and MlSs Helen Grueter. Members Inc. She studied Seivlng ubder hospital. Sister M. Pascelita. PAGE EIGHT Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4205 Thursday, Nov. 29, 1951 Jays to Meet Shamrocks in Pueblo for State Title Dec. 2 +! + +' ’+ + + + + + I + ' + + ’ H- '+ Champions of 1951 Denver Catholic Football Conference Southern LeOQUe Winner Shamrocks; Ready for Jays Boasts 256-Point Season The 1951 Denver Catholic high school football cham pions, the Cathedral Blue Jays, will meet the champions of he Southern Colorado conference, the Pueblo Catholic high school Shamrocks, in Pueblo City stadium at 2 :15 Sunday afternoon, Dec. 2, for the state Catholic title- A 20-car special train on the Denver and Rio Grande Western railroad will carry 1,000 Denver Side Line fans to Pueblo for the festivities. Denver parochial school bands and ‘ =^ep clubs will demonstrate be tween halves. Side Lights The Denver team it lookinf forward to its most difficult game of the year. The Pueblo It was a perfect afternoon for club't 1951 record of eight football Nov. 25 at Bears’ stadium garnet won and one lost, to Sa- perfect for Cathedral’s high lida, includet 256 points scored flying Blue Jays as they wrapped against opponents’ 102. T h e Shamrocks’ victory median for up the Denver Catholic high school the season is 29-11. Cathedral’s football championship by downing seven-game sweep represents Regis, 19-6. ^ _PUEBLO CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL gridders 166 points against 20, for a 24-3 geared to meet the Denver Cathedral Blue Jays Sunday, average score. From the opening kickoff the Jones Boys” were away. They Dec. 2, in Pueblo for the Colorado State Catholic football title are The two teams have played two did not stop until they had racked Bill Foulk (left) and Jimmie. Weston, seniors. At 130 pounds, Foulk cominon foes this year. The Jays up 19 points, all in the first half, led Southern conference scoring in 1951. He runs from left half and beat Denver St. Francis de Sales’ and then successfully staved o ff is noted for off-tackle sprinting and fast pass receiving. Weston, a and the Holy Family Tigers, 31-6 Regis’ rally. scat back, is billed as a side line threader.— (Pueblo Catholic High and 7-2; a n d the Shamrocks School association photos) downed these two clubs, 26-6 and Cathedral’s galloping back- field men, behind superb block REGIS COLLEGE BASKETBALL 26-0. entire family ing, were standouts. Sugar, 1951-52 , Sweaters MilU’ Low Price*. Leading the Southern league Schiavone, Sullivan, and Hea Nov. 30— 38rd air division, Tinker School-Award sweater* with re champions will be Ted Brennan, ton, like four happy horsamen, field, at Denver inforced elbow* and non-stretch- 170-pound all-conference fullback. Dee. 1— Alumni All-Stars, at Reiris. were charging rough riders all Dec. 8>—Kansas State Teachers at Em able cuff* at Mills’ low price*. Brennan led the Graeber, Larry Heaton, Warren Miller, Herb Jones, Tom Evans, Bob afternoon. And the line was poria, Kans. THE CATHEDRAL HIGH SCHOOL BLUE JAYS, Dec. 10—Washburn university, at COLORADO Sullivan, and Jack Shipp; third row: Dick Crespin, Andy Capra, Ron team in all-gaipe especially impressive on de 1951 scoring. Topeka, Kans. who will meet the Pueblo Catholic Shamrocks for the Cito, Mike Scherer, Jack Williams, 'Tom McCormack, George Sullivan, fense. Dec. 11— Kansas Wesleyan, at Salina, KNI'TTING MILLS Pueblo reporters Colorado Catholic football title Sunday afternoon, Dec. 2, in Pueblo, Ray Rendon, Joe Cherelli, Jay King, and Ralph Sugar; fourth row, Kans. > 1435 Welton Denver KE. 2443 call him “ the best Regis’ flashy halfback. Bill Fad Dec. 13-15— N.A.LB. pre-Yule tour are: Front, Elvinio Sandoval, manager; first row, Frank Walsh, Jim William Wonder, Jim Bell, Joe Joseph, Dick Barteau, l^eal Ward, all - around ath dis, put on a fine one-man show ney, at Kansas City, Mo. Pacello, Dan Yacovetta, Frank Bubon, Gene Schnabel, John Warder, John Broderick, John Bagnall, Bob Carver, and George Sweeney, Rec. 17— St. Mary's (California), at lete in h i s of broken-field running in the Paul Lamb, Henry Valentine, and Tom O’Connor; second row, Frank assistant coach; and back row, Cobe Jones, head coach; and Jerry Denver. school’s history’’ final period that threw a scare Dec. 21— Colorado A & M, at Ft. Col ZIPPER REPAIRS Schiavone, Charles Parker, Karl Plym, Herman Hranchak, Jack Mangoni, assistant coach.— (Register photo by Smyth) and “ hard to stop into Cathedral fans. The Raiders, lins on Almost Any Garment building organization, showed Dec. 27-29— Invitational tourney, at or Article -|- + + -f + + + + + "k as a baby tank” Enid. Okla. and “ a demon on spunk and . spark at times in Jan. 8— Colorado State, at Greeley ROY SYSTEM, INC. defense.” A sen smotherinjg the white-clad Grant Jan. 5— Kansas State Teachers (Em Two Jays Take Regis Pass Denver Title Touchdown street boys for impressive losses poria), at Denver. SHOE REPAIR ior, Brennan has Jan. 11-12— Western State, at Gunni Broadway at Irvington SP. 4163 lettered in foot Brennan After the first Cathedral push, son ^—a—------ball four years. Colleges are said the two teams played pretty much Jan. 19— Colorado State, at Greeley to a standstill until the last quar^ Jan. 26— University of Denver, at to be bidding for him. Denver ter, when Regis caught fire. It Jan. 28— Phillips "66,” at Scottsbluff, A (ophomore halfback, Leo took 11 Jones-trained firemen to Neb. Dr. F. A. Smith Decino, is described as the simmer down the blaze. Feb. 1— 33rd air division. Tinker field, Shamrocks’ hope to fill Bren at Denver Eight playi after the initial Feb. 8— Colorado Mines, at Golden Optometrist nan’s big shoes next year. De Feb. 9— Colorado Mines, at Denver cino was one of the hardest run kickoff Larry Heaton slipped Feb. 12— University of Denver, at ners in the Southern conference off right tackle for lix points. Denver Bobby Sullivan passed to Jack Feb. 22-23— Adams State, at Denver this season. March 1— Gustavus Adolphus, at Den- Ford Optical Co.. Shipp for the point. The next Another back, light Bill Foulk, time the Jays gained possession at 130 pounds led the Catholic of the ball they made a sus Eye* Examined * Vi*ual Care conference in scoring this year, tained 80-yard downfield march Benefit Hockey Game Set Individually Styled GIa**e« Foulk is rated a “ deceptive” ball that ended in Sullivan’s scoot carrier, and it is notable that most ing over from the two on a In D. U. Arena on Dec. 1 1558 Broadway of his scoring has been done on quarterback sneak. The third off-tackle plays. Cathedral tally came on a 10- One o f the season’s most hotly TAbor 1295 yard pass from Ralph Sugar to contested hockey games is sched piue Jays Set Frank Schiavona. uled for Saturday night, Dec. 1, Starting Lineup when the University of Denver In the second half, Regis began and Colorado college teams will T h e starting Cathedral line to penetrate Cathedral territory BAD probably will be Tom Evans, jum clash in the D. U. arena, and reached the L8, 17, and six i All proceeds from the contest ior at left end, outstanding on of yard lines. But each time the will go to the Community Chest- WEATHER LUNGING LARRY HEATON was brought down in fense; Herbert Jones, junior left Cathedral forward wall braced and USO fund. tackle who recovered the fumble the end zone by Regis’ Bill Deline too late to save the took over the ball on downs. It Box seats are $2, reserved seats AHEAD! Denver Catholic high school football championship Nov. 25 in Bears’ that set up the winning touchdown was not until the last quarter that $1.50, and all other seats are $1. stadium. The Pueblo-bound Blue Jays beat the Raiders, 19-6.— (Reg against Annunciation; Karl Plym Bill Faddis, the loop’s leading Courteay Patrol Road* ister photo by Smyth) senior left guard and cocaptain ground gainer, broke away for a Block Ahead, Too! known as “ Little Bear,” considered 42-yard jaunt and pay dirt. + + + + - f one of the finest Cathedral line THIS XMAS 6IVS CATHEDRAL’S PASS DEFENDERS Frank Schiav men; Jack Graeber, junior center, The league championship is PLAY SAFE! Cathedral’s first since 1948. one and Charlie Parker jumped high in Bears’ stadium W ill Lead Train to Pueblo standout in defensive linebacking LET OUR EXPERTS f Nov. 25 to intercept a pass intended for Regis’ Bill Faddis. The Tom McCormack, right guard sub Cathedral players carried Coach league’s leading gainer, Faddis later got away for the Raiders’ only stituting for big Warren Miller, Jones o ff the field. In September CHECK YOUR score, a 42-yard broken-field exhibition, in the 19-6 Blue Jay victory.— who probably will be out of the he had told his boys that they were CHEVROLET! (Register photo by Smyth) game because of sickness; Herman better than the daily sportswriters Hranchak, senior right tackle, a said, and he had forbidden the WAHUBAKER • BRAKES solid rock on defense and a line lads to say that they could lose In*pect, Adju*t, Reline man who knows how to open holes a game. On his seven-winners Serves Bikes i& Trikes and Jack Shipp, senior right end shoulders, he was a happy, smiling • LIGHTS Lay-Away Now! a hard tackier and a glue-fingered man. Four pass snatcher. Annunciation team copped People Poor Light* Cau*e Accident*! second place in the league Nov, A m e r i c a n C a c l e r y In the backfielil will be Boh at One • WHEEL ALIGNMENT Sullivan at quarter, a hard 25 by defeating St. Francis de 1901 South Broadway PEarl 3180 So Important to Safety blocker and fine paii catcher Sales’ 43-6. A powerhouse for Time and one of the smartest field the East Denver crew was fast generals in the league. Larry breaking Fred Maes, who scored • TIRE BALANCE Heaton, nicknamed “ The Park three touchdowns to run his For Better Driving Cozy Flame Hill Express,” will start at left streak to 61 points. half. He is a spirited performer Maes was aided in the Annunci • STEERING Mix $ 0 2 5 on offense and defense. ation backfield by Gil Castellano ADJUSTMENT C oal Frank Schiavone, the only Ca and Don Mumford. Ken Riedel, To Prevent Accident* “ Ton thedral back to return next year Cardinal quarterback, kept his FIREPLACE LOGS AND SLABS will hold down the right half posi pitching eye in trim by tossing two Makes 4 delicious, good- Drive Safely , . . touchdown passes. Ed Horvat and tion. “ Jeek” has power and the Save a Life . . . TEXACO PRODUCTS CHARCOAL ability to get away for long jaunts, Joe Priselac looked good in the An? sized waffles at one time Ralph Sugar, at fullback, is a nunciation line. automatically. No waiting. It May Be Your Own! triple-threat Jay performer. Flash Though outplayed all the .way, ing in his gleaming white head Set it for light, dark or LEADING THE 20-CAR SPECIAL football train the Gremlins scored in the second ALCOn COAL & ICE CO. guard, “ Shug” always is a stellar period on a touchdown pass from “li from Denver to Pueblo Sunday, Dec. 2, for the state Catho standout. medium waffles. 3860 TENNYSON ST. GL. 1470 Quarterback Tom Carroll to Dick K lic championship game will be Father Owen McHugh, Denver paro The Pueblo Catholic team is Hannenman. Rusty Mather and ’I chial league treasurer; Pat King, Cathedral band sousaphonist; and rated a one-touchdown favorite Lou Martinelli played a bang-up Karl Plym and Bob Sullivan, Blue Jay cocaptains.— (Smyth photo) over the Denver champions. game. The Gremlins, a sophomore- FALBY'S DON'T LOOK FOR PARKING SPACE studded club, played a rugged game but lacked fhe Cards’ experi Paint & Hardware JUST COME TO ence. a Regis Rangers to Open Season Nov. 30 Open Friday & Saturday 3 The “Buzz Boys” of Regis col is beginning his first year at the Evening* till 9 Ranger performers of recent Select Hi* Christmas Gifts 455 Broadway. lege will lift the lid on the regional the helm of the Northside school. years. Included on the team will MIDWEST DENVER m w ! 32 Broadway PE. 2940 PEorl 4641 or basketball barrel this Friday night, The probable five starters are Pat be the six players from Tinker Nov. 30, when they go against the- O’Connell and Eddie Kohl, for field’s service team, which meets Use Oar Garage I Garage highly touted 33rd Air Division wards; Dick Brown, center; and the Rangers in the opening game team of Tinker field, Oklahoma Tommy Kavanaugh and George of the season Friday night, Nov. Lay-Away 1837 California j 1437 California City, Okla., in the East high gym Eckert, guards. 30, in East high gym at 8:15. at 8:15. Jayson 1/^ Hour 2Sc 1st Hour 35c In many ways, the Friday night All prleitt of the Denver And the Alumni will have an-f opener will be an all-R6gis affair, other former Regis great who archdiocese will he admitted Pajamas Additional Hours 15c for six of the 10-man traveling free to Regis college home made the All-American team. Bob “ the Cat” Fisher. For the past two E07 BatUfs S t Vincent de Paul Pariah Jim Bailer, St. Joseph*i Parish squad of the airmen are ex-Rang- games. Passes will not be neces $3.lt t. $7.50 years. Bob has been playing with Gilli Hardware ers. Among the six are such greats sary. All patterns as Bryce Heffley, Bobby Wallace, the Denver Chevrolets. and Dick. Petry, all named to All- Other Rangers who are being Also included on the Alumni Gift wrapped WHILE SHOPPING LET US SERVICE YOUR CAR! American teams in their college counted on to do major relief roles roster are Phil Antonelli, now 3006 West 44th Street Complete FORD, LINCOLN, MERCURY SERVICE days at Regis. The three other are Jerry Simon, Pat O’Leary, coaching the Regis high school Ranger stars /traveling with the Mike Groshek, Jack Gleason, Don team; and Tommy Waters, a SPECIAL — This Thurs., Motor Tune-up Genuine Ports airmen are 'Tommy Conlon, Pete Robinson, A1 Steinke, Lee Hudak, Denver businessman. Harv “ the Fri. & Sat. The world's moat famous , Modern Equipment Berney, and Charlie Sillstrop. and Tom DeNomie. Hook” Moore, another All- Rounding out the service team American selection, who is now SHIRT Special This Month 0 ^ 0 0 Admission will be $1.10. Whites ft Colors are four of the region’s greatest Buzz Boys to Battle coaching at Westminister high Reg. $3.95 ...... $3.19 for the finest in TOYS nnd CHRISTMAS Complete Tune-up ^ | PLUS PARTS stars of recent years, Wayne school, will be unable to play. Reg. $4.50 ...... $3.45 Tucker and Jimmie Armatas from Alumni Cagers Dec. 1 Following the game, to which Day, Weekly, Monthly Storage for Passenger Cars Colorado university, Sid Ryen The squad will play a formid all Regis alumni are invited, an Beautiful Ties $1 to $3.50 from Denver university, and Gor GIFTS for every member of the fnmily able Alumni team Saturday night, informal get-together will be held MEN'S don Crofts fron^Utah university. Dec. 1, in the Regis gym at 8 at the school. The new classroom EMPIRE GARAGE The tentative sorting lineup for o’clock. building on * the Regis campus, DEWEY'S SHOP the Tinker gam eW as announded Making up the Alumni club 716 E. Colfax MA. 8392 1428 - 15th St. Loyola hall, will be opened for in by Ranger Coach QJlie Olson, who will be some of the greatest iMuamKnnmniM a
Delicious ST. FRANCIS DE SALES BOOSTER CLUB 5 to 8 P. M. Ham Dinner ANNUAL FALL FESTIVAL Saturday '' ■ ■ B B ■ A ■ mm ADULTS . . . $1.00 December 1 HAM DINNER CHILDREN . . . 50c mmmmm
Thurtdoy, Nov. 29, 1951 Office,'938 bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE NINE Amusements — Dining First to Buy Tickets 3‘Day Fete Opens Dec. 6 Recreation Festival Designed to Lift Lady of Grace Mortgage % FRIDAY AND (Our Lady of Grace Parish. Denver) j SATURDAY! A ham dinner starting at 5 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 6, will Super Three-Star open a three-day festival designed to lift the mortgage from Floor Show! the new Our Lady of Grace church, according to the Rev. !Vino IVanni James Moynihan, pastor. Games, booths, andfhe distribution Master Satirist of a'souvenir program on the first day of the bazaar, will ★ feature the gala event. Fred Her- You get something extra when you ceg is general chairman and Mrs. Harry Carroll DINE AT THE HOLUND HOUSE John Freed is secretary. Mary Mediatrix Famed Composer Every day and any day you’ll find a great variety “ All the ham you can eat” is of cntreei on our excellent' menu. You’ll alto promised by Mrs. Paul Desilet, in ★ find a tempting array of the teaton’t beet vage> charge of that event. Tickets for Is Subject of Talk Polly Baker table dithee, those feathery little hot biscuits the dinner are |1. and honey, and delicious home-made pies, for A television-radio-phonograph Mary, Mediatrix o f All Graces, Pert Comedienne which we are justly famous. Plan to bring the combination will be given away will be the topic of an informal family soon. Saturday night. This feature is Don’t milt thii Sky under the direction’ of Mrs. Mor speech by Father Robert Syrianey Room Spacial, an ISo re$ervationt necessary, except for large parliet. an. Two sports grand prizes will to be given at the meeting Dec. 11 innovation in Den Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Holisuid. e giveh: A high-powered hunting of the Kappa Gamma Pi sorority. ver night club en rifle and a set of golf clubs. Steve Mariology is being studied by the tertainment! Dance Cinocco is in charge of this sports Denver chapter of the Catholic to Mike DiSalle’i feature. sorority at the suggestion o f the Orchestra! H E HOLLAND HOllS Ed Stolte and Lyn Mason will national chapter o f Kappa. The . GOlOtNCOlORADO be in charge of the games; the purpose of the discussion is to be ham booth will be directed by come informed on Mary under this Adam Mollendor and Ray Castel title in order to encourage the lano; Mrs. H. Kilgore is directing celebration of the Office and Mass the gift o f a King’s Ransom of Mary, Mediatrix of All Graces, SISTER FRANCES DE CHANTAL is the first to secure ^tickets. Left to right, they are afghan; and Mrs. Howard B r ig « on May 31, and to promote the is in charge of a fancywork booth. shown going over the plans of the Loretto Miss Margaret Burch, 1726 Forest parkway; Mrs. proclamation of this title as a R. E. McHugh, J r .,'4096 Field drive; Mrs. Martin All the events of the festival dogma of faith. 450 So. Mtrion Heights college premiere with a group of the Harrington, 2900 S. Sheridan; and Mrs. Edward G Dec. 6-8 will be in the basement alumnae of the Sacred Heart circle who were among Sliney, 1462 Eudora.______hall of the Swansea church. Three busses— the Stockyard. York, and Club SUak— y C Star Brighton boulevard— all go within prime beef»...... ^ f c a I W a halfblock of the church, at 2646 ZARLEIVGO Aid Heights Premiere E. 48th avenue. Complete dinner. The Altar and Rosary society MUSIC CO. will meet Thursday evening, Nov. Most Complete Selection 29, at 8 o’clock in the church base •tA^CBBOOSC^ ment. Mrs. Pearl Coates and Mrs. Of Accordions in Denver Rapidly Becominff DenTer'a Stene Cinocco are hostesses. LOWEST PRICES FavoriU RendosToai M i k i f i Father Moynihan witnessed the marriage of Maynard Steckel and Buy note for Christmas and sate! Catherine Frieberger at a Nuptial 1454 WELTON TA. 1129 Mass Nov. 24, and Robert Harri son and Martha Maxwell, on Nov. 25. ActorSlin Hiidqnirten of 1hi Weit ■A LOVE STORY THAT PULLS NO PUNCHEr Father Moynihan baptized the Parsinount ptessnls following children Sunday, Nov. ,WILUAM _ ELEANOR 25: Gerald Lee Whalen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Whalen; a and Gary Lee Roth, son of Mr. and mtxiciios 0 Mrs. John Roth. The men of the pariih are A CHRISTMAS GIFT FOR YOU! in SIDNEY KINGSLEY’S laying asphalt tile in the body of the church. Be a guhst at your own Detective Story Square Dance Set Dec. 1 HOLIDAY PARTY IMS ct>rrino . . . .. uih t ilu UAsi rrt ^ There was a large attendance at shWHUAM WYLER' LUNCHEON , I, PHILIP YORDANMROeERTWYlEI the square dance in the basement BRIDGE iMKMiei, SIDNEY KINGSLEY o f the church last Saturday night. TEA DINNER There 'will be another dance' 18th at 2nd WEEK Saturday night, Dec. 1. Dancing Shirley Sovoy Hotel California Miss Anne Francis, star of starts at 8 and ends at 11 o ’clock. DENHAM LENDING THEIR SUPPORT to the Loretto Heights Lincoln Rooml Elopnient, will make a per College Premiere are Mrs. H. G. Reifsneider, 3547 S. 12-1200 persons Mrs. Long sonal appearance at the premiere. Pearl; Mrs. E. L. Potarf, 2937 S, Harrison; and Brig. Gen. and Mrs. John R. Gilchrist. First Communion A C ./3138 BOGGIOS Hospitol Alumnae Development Program m Entertain Sisters Glass of 98 Set '.nc J . FAMOUS FOS FINE IN JO Y THE WEST'S FOOD SERVED IN A -" k MOST REFIESHINO The Sisters o f Mercy were GRACIOUS MANNER COCKTAIL LOUNGE honored Nov. 23 by a dinner at At Sacred Heart TRIMONT fT RROAOWAY which the alumnae of the Mercy KE. 9618*e CH. 2494 school of nursing were hostesses. (Sacred Heart Pariih, Denver) Their contribution to the Mercy Ninety-eight children will make their First Communion in the. 9 hospital golden jubilee was in o’clock Mass Sunday, Dec. 2. Be keeping with the plans com cause of the large number in the memorating the 50 years of hos First Communion class, parents pital service the Sisters of Mercy will be admitted by ticket only. have given to Colorado. Special music will be sung by the The day began with Mass cele school choir under the direction brated by the hospital chaplain, of Sister Ann Lorraine. the Rev. James Hamblin. The en The president of the Sacred Heart Altar sodality, Mrs. Sglly tire student body attended the Olguin, announces the success,of Mass. Congregational singing of appropriate hymns was rendered the bake sale on Nov, 18, which by the students. Later in the day realized $105. Mrs. Olguin thanks a large group of sisters from the all who assisted and who made do hospital visited Mt. Olivet ceme nations of bakery items and money. tery, paying tribute to- the mem Two lamb cakes that were pre bers of their order who are buried sented were baked and donated by there. Mrs. Molly Vigil and Mrs. Della Climaxing the day a buffet din Vigil. They were given to Mrs. ner was given at Mercy Grove for Katherine Jones and Clemente (m iM Aorniim', the sisters who made the visita Marquez. tion. Sodaliiy Treaiurar Is Nominoted In one year from now, 100,000 C. PAUL HARRINGTON, extreme right, is the gen At the last meeting of the Altar people who are free from.tubercu- eral chairman of the Loretto Heights College development sodality, Mrs. Martha Kilker was losis today will have the disease. committee, Denver. Showing some' of the pledge cards they have nominated for sodality treasurer. The CHALET Buy TB Christmas seals— fight solicited are John P. Akolt, Sr., and John P. Akolt, Jr. Caroline Esquibel, former treas tuberculosis. urer, recently resigned. Henry Graf, Prop. The Rev. John E. Casey, SJ., presented all the outgoing officers You’ll enjoy our delicious food, our delightful Loyola Holy Name Unit with Mission rosaries. atmosphere. Service is tops . . . prices right. On Tuesday, Nov. 27, the follow CLOSED TUESDAYS ing women rm>aired the altar Plans Games Party Dec. 9 linens: Mmes. Sally Olguin, Mar 8p«ct8l Attantipfi 815 Colorado Boulevard FR. 0432 (o RHdft Partiaf Thure. • Fri. - Sat. tha Smith, Ann Borquez, Emelina (Loyola Pariih, Denver) mother who is abib to offer her Salaz, and Ruth Harris. Nov, 2 9 . 30 - Dec. 1 The Loyola Holy Name society services for the lunchroom when The following will be in charge there is a shortage, should call of the altars for December: Mmes will meet at 8 o’clock on Tues , Abbott & Costello Mrs. Abegg at, DE. 8479. Prizes Pauline Maurer and Caroline Es day, Dec. 4, in the school hall. were given to Mrs. C. Abegg and JhsL <£ofju. fijoont ■ In thB quibel. Mrs. Sarah Wilson donated Plans will be completed for the Mr. C. Ehnstrom. The penny fancy tea towels to the Altar so (Msniscmsnt of Esther and Frank Fang) , FOREIGN LEGION turkey games party to be held on march was won by the fifth grade, dality. A cake donated by Mrs. which had the best representation Festive Luxurious Dining Room Without Extrovogonco, Sunday, Dec. 9. Tickets for this Sally Olguin was won by Mrs. Roy Rogers - Penny Edwards of parents at the meeting. Annie'Gard. Finest Chines* and American Foods. party are now available through “ Fictionill Fun” is the title of SPOILERS OF THE PLAINS the. school children, The proceeds The Rev. Martin A. Schiitz, S.J., the annual musical which will bo baptized the granddaughter of Mr. A Beautiful Lantern LiRhted Dining Room In the VeUrana of Foreifn Wart of this party will be used to con given in East high auditorium Home John S. Stewart Pott Ko. 1 Cartoon •— Comedy tinue publication of the church and Mrs. Arthur W. Mayfield, on Feb. 10. All the children in Sylvia Lynn Thomas. The sponsors bulletin and to defray some of the Loyola sehool are eligible for Open 11 a.m. to Midnight— Closed Tuesday expenses o f the Loyola teams par were Clifton Wimberly and Alice (Open to the Public) dancing or singing rolas. Tho Mayfield. Sun. • Mon. • Tues. • Wed. ticipating in the junior parochial musical is directed by Sister league. Ninth Avenue at Spaar Blvd. KEystone 7918 Dec. 2 • 3 • 4 • 5 Jean Patrica and Sistar Mar The members of the Loyola garet Pierre. football team, their dads, coaches, The sixth, seventh,. and eighth Final Meet of Year Errol Flynn Micheline Prelle and the parish priests will be the grade pupils had a party, following ADVENTURES OF guests of honor at a dinner in the the business meeting o f the Chil Held by Social Club school hall at 6 o’clock on Thurs dren’s sodality on Nov. 20. Mrs. IT H O T E L CAPTAIN FABIAN day, Nov. 29. William Zint directed the games, The final meeting of the year of Where Denver’s Society Entertains for Luncheoni and Dinners The members of the Altar so and refreshments were served. the Past Presidents’ club of Cath FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR BRIDGE PARTIES, Leo Gorcey - Bowery Boys dality will clean the church in Francis J. Konecny has returned olic PTA will be held on Wednes DANCES AND DINNERS PHONE MAIN SlOl LET'S GO NAVY preparation for Christmas on Fri from Merev hospital, where he was day, Dec. 5, at 12:30 p.m. in the Beautiful Ballrooms Private Dining Rooms day, Nov. 80, starting at 9 o’clock. a patient for several days. Charities annex, 1663 Grant Man's best friend for Cartoon — Newi Approximately 125 parents at Mr. and Mrs. Robert Buckley street, Denver, Mrs. M. E. Cooke, town or country—a watch tended the PTA meeting on Nov. have as guests Mr. and Mrs. Bob president, will preside. All officers 17; Dr. A. T. Haley was the McGrath of Los Angeles, Calif. and chairmen are requested to re of precision sccuncy that shruss guest speaker and entertainment The sixth grade children’s moth port on their activities at this was provided by Marietta Morrato ers will be the monitors in the meeting. The Rev. Edward A, Ley off thecli and takes to water Ilka a lunch room and on the playground den -will preside at the installation and Jacquelyn Chamberlain, ac duek. Contains tha world-famous Omega cordionists and fifth grade pupils in December. These mothers are o f new officers. Mmes. Stanley, at Loyola. Mrs. C. Abegg is chair asked to co-operate when they are Loeffel, Morrissey, and Cooke automatic movamant that winds Itself. man of the volunteer group who called by the room mothers, Mrs. will be hostesses for the refresh J. McCarrick and Mrs. H. Sutliff. will assist in the lunchroom. Any ments. la lappsd stslnlass steal. |S5. . . or 14 KL top, stsinisss stial back, with swssp sscond htad. S145: both Fad. Tax Ind. IT’S AN OLD Queen's Daughters Set Complete DENVER CUSTOM Gathering for Dec, 1 'Open Monday & Thursday Evenings Til Christmas Now is the time Sunday Dinner $1.00 The Queen’s Daughters will to plan your ‘'American and Ckineie" Wtldaii to Dinrir*! rinMt meet Sunday, Dec. 2, at 3 p.m. in Holiday Parties the Catholic Daughters’ c 1 u fa- ffrqenzio in an house, 1772 Grant street, Denver. COLBURN HOTEL Hostesses will be Mmes. Mary ^ Ji CjBFOTHERf atmosphere of LUXURK3US ROQMS Hayes, Katherine Harrington, New China Cafe Cocktail Lounge Alice Harrington, Florence Ginn. i: 732 Eait Colfax AL 0766 - CH 9702 Old World Charm 2nd Floor University Building Coffee Shop Misses 'Elizabeth Lewis, and Nell (OpiB tiU t:ie AJL Wcik Din) jew elers Ryan. The Rt. Rev. Monsignor PAUL V. SHANK 10th Avenue at Grant William Higgins will speak. There 16th and Champa Sf. TAbor 2209-2200 *4r(Kili(> el ths ApgsiHs* MAin 6291 D. B. CERiSB. UankKr will be election of officers for Merchonti' Luncheon the ensuing year. . _ PAGE TEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, Nor. 29, 1951
’^ "WW WW WW WWWWWW WW W W WWW' Requiem Masses for Two A WORD ABOUT CHRISTMAS Derby Altar UnitSf. Rose's Scouts Will Sell Yule Trees Christmas should be practical. One should give p fts that (St. Rota of Lima’s Parish, o f the committee were discussed. I M.D., o f 415 S. Alcott, who has will be used and for which there is a need. What is more useful Korean War Cosuo/fies Plans 16 Receive Denver) Among the new parishioners at recently opened his office at 2739 The Boy Scouts took to the St. Rose’s is George T. Heppting, |W. Alameda avenue. ’ or necessary than glasses for one’ who needs them? Gift Requiem Masses are being cele Arnold Chavez, who would have woods Saturday to select and cut eertifieatei can be used. brated for two Catholic Korean been 23 Nov. 23, was killed Oct. war casualties of Denver within 25 while serving with the army in Christmas trees, which they will a week. On Nov. 25 a Memorial Korea. His body is bejng brought Eucharist Dec. 2 have for sale on the cliurch prop Mass was sung in Sacred Heart back from Korea. erty beginning Sunday. On th« To the home-lover . . . SWIGERT RROS. church for Arnold F. Chavez, one Born in Dawson, N. Mex., Mr. Derby.— (St. Catherine’s. Par trip to Jones pass were Scoutmas o f five service men sons o f Mrs. Chavez moved with his family to ish)— The Altar and Rosary so ter C. Read, Committeemen Gene Cristafano, Demitt, Parjsh, and 1550 California Optometrists KEy$ton» 7651 Antonia Quintana, 316 23rd street. Trinidad. When they came to Den ciety will receive Communion in A funeral Mass is being celebrated ver in 1943, he enrolled in Manual Schmealing, and Scouts Anderson, the 9 o’clock Mass Sunday, Dec. 2. Pritchard, Archer, and Bannon. Better Fition Good Service Thursday, Nov. 29, in S t Domi high s c h 0 ol. Mr. Chavez was nic’s church for Pfc. Charles R. drafted Dec. 5, 1950, and was a The meeting for the society will The scouts thank D. A. Flora Give HASSOX for Every Age At Right Prices Selby, son o f Mrs. Marguerite member of the 25th infantry di be held Wednesday, Dec. 5, in the for the use of a truck and invite Selby of 2451 Quitman, whose vision. church hall. A drive is on to in the parishioners to see their va GLASSES INDIVIDUALLY STYLED riety of trees. death was reported by the Defense Two of Arnold’s four navy crease membership, and-the Rev. O A A AAA-i Department in October. brothers, Gabe and George, are Dominic Albino has asked each one Mrs. Eve Dreiling was hostess reservists attached to units at to St. Ann’s circle in her home giiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiii;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiuuii!^ to try to bring a new member to Buckley naval air station, Denver. this meeting. An entertainment Nov. 20. Present aS guests were Gilbert is station keeper at Buck- Mrs. Dorothy Dreiling and Mrs. fiequiM canL in , fiacB , committee has been appointed to ley field and Sam is in the Pacific, make plans for a special Christmas Bertha Mahler and a new mem THEODORE serving aboard the U.S.S. Kaskas- party to be held Tuesday, Dec. 18. ber, Mrs. M. McDonough. Plans I I kia. for the Christmas party and the At the last meeting plans were THERESA KELLER, 76. Requiem Frank De Georgio, Mrs. Abe Maestas, His buddies a n d classmate doming year were discussed. M&88 was celebrated in Hot Springs, S. and Mrs. Mose Archuleta. Requiem made to hold a bake sale. A turkey Dak. Graveside services were held at Mass was celebrated Nov. 28 in Our friends at Manual high arranged will be given away at this sale. Victor Cresto, director of the Mt. Olivet Nov. 23. Horan mortuary. Lady of Grace ' church. Interment Mt. for the special Memorial Mass. adult choir, announced that prac iHACKETHALl FRED H. RENNWALD, 48, o f 2187 Olivet. Day mortuary. | Also surviving Mr. Chavez are a Mass will be held at 7 :30 the tice wiU'be held each Tuesday and E. *21st avenue.- Husband of Genevieve. JOHN R. MINSHALL, 53. BiLther of first Saturday of each month in sister, Mrs. Florida Martinez, and Friday at 7:30 p.m. until Christ M. Rennwald; father of Richard L. and Martha Trowbridget Ada, O. Requiem honor of Our Lady of Fatima. Fred H., Jr., and John Charles Renn Mass was celebrated Nov. 34 in St. seven nieces and nephews. mas. Members of the choir are I MORTUARY | Mass each first Friday is at 7:30. wald, all of Denver; brother of Helen E. Joseph's church. Interment M t Olivet. Private Selby was killed by Miss V. Urban, Mmes. Sconzert, Mulhall of Chicago, 111., and Charles H. Day mortuary. The perpetual novena in hdnor of mortarfire near Ch’u-Dong in Stadig, Melphy, Demmitt, and 1 1449'Sl Kalamalh St. I Rennwald of Detroit, Mich. Requiem WILLIAM CASEY. 78, of 3309 De- Our Sorrowful Mother is held ev Mass was celebrated Nov. 27 in ' St. catur. Requiem Mass was celebrated Korea. A member of the merchant Lambrecht, and Messrs. Stadig, ery Friday at 7 ;30 p.m. Pbone MAin 4006 Ignatius Loyola's church. Interment Nov. 26 in St. Joseph’ s church. Inter marine from his high school days Urban, Arcuri, Linton, Knight, Chicago, III. Horan mortuary. ment Mt. Olivet, Rogers mortuary, until January, when he was The winter schedule- of Masses KATHERINE ROSS. 83. o f 1626 W. George P. Hackethal, director. Cristafano, and Read. Mrs. Bertha REFU G id MARIA MARTINEZ, 60, of drafted, he served with the Sev is at 7, 9, and 11 o’clock on Sun ^ lllllll 38th avenue. Mother . of Fred Ross: days. . Mahler is organist. mother-in-law of Julia Ross; mother of 2621 Curtis. Wife of Flavio' Martinez; enth army division after landing Mrs. Cora Olsen is again direct Josei^ Ross, San Francisco, Calif.; Anna mother of Flavio, Jr,; Eloy J., and in Korea. The women of the parieh arc Sebastian and Lena Uhl, Baltimore, Md.; Fabrico Martinez, Mrs. Eddie Duran. ing the children’s choir, which Mon II men tN survived also by 20 grandchildren and Mrs. Louis LeRoy, and Mrs. Manuel Private Selby had attended St. vigiting the pariihionert to col practices on Thursday at 7 p.m. W« have erected many beauti eight great-grandchildren. Interment in Arellano; sister of Ramon and Edward Dominic’s grade schopl and Holy lect donationi that will be ap Miss Vivian O’Connor is the new Baltimore, Md. Horan mortuary. LIcon, Mrs. Juan Baca, and Mrs. Ramon Family and North high schools ful monumenti in Mt. Olivet Maes; survived also by IS grandchil plied on the church debt, Thi* organist an<^ the following are MARY McCALLlN SMITH, 74. of here. Cemetery. 1550 , Sherman street. Sister of Mrs, dren. Requiem Mass was celebrated ii done each year on the feast members: Misses M. Langfield, D. George H. Williamson; mother of George Nov. 26 in Sacred Heart church. Inter Surviving, besides his mother, of St. Catherine of Alexandria, Langfield. V. A. Read, S. Read, ment Mt Olivet. Trevino mortuary. A. T. THOMSON Allan Smith, Jr., and Mrs. Frederick are his wife, Bonnie Selby, and jpatron taint of the church. P. Canacari, V, Durand, M. Lilly: grandmother of John Allans Lilly ELLEN QUIRK, 77. of 404 S. Broad two sisters, Catherine Selby of 600 Sherman St. TA. 8018 and Frederick Lilly, Jr. Requiem Maas way. Mother of Hazel Edwards, Den Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Giraux are Karnes, C. Silva, A. Thomas, E. was celebrated NoV. 24 in the Cathedral ver; A. E. Hamilton, Enid, Okla.: Ray Denver and Mrs. Genevieve An Vigil, L. Viglil, E. Lohr, M. Lohr, Hamilton, Los Angeles, Calif.; Arthur parents of a new girl, Virginia. of the Immaculate Conception. Inter derson of Ontario, Calif. Follow V. Sandoval, E. Crespin, H. Ro ment Mt. Olivet. Horan mortuary Hamilton, Mission, Kans. ^ Ruth Rob ing Requiem Mass Private Selby Mr. and Mrs. John Vade also are JOHN L. GERAGHTY of 2838 Cler bins, Kansas City, M o.; and Mrs. Ellis parents of a girl, Virginia. mero, N. Dunn, S. Dunn, and La mont. Husband of Jermina Geraghty; Scanland, Cedar Rapids, la. The Rosary will be interred in Mt. Olivet, with Russo. was recit^ Nov. 27 in the Capitol graveside services under the aus Mr. and Mrs. Phehus, who have JERRY RREE]^ father of Patrick J.. John A.. Maureen David King, eight-month-old 0 „ and Michael Lawrence; brother of chapel. Requiem Mass and interment, pices of American Legion post been ill for some time, are im Patrick J., and Catherine Geraghty. The Enid, Okla. Capitol mortuary. proving. son of Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Florist Rosary will be recited at 8 p.m. Thurs THEOPHILUS (THEO) CHAVEZ, 16. No. 1. King, is home from Childrcnis of 2925 Firth court. Son of Mr. and Mrs. day. Nov. 29, in the Horan chapel. Re hospital, recuperating from a se 1004 15th St. quiem High Mass will be celebrated Fri Porfirio Chavez; and brother of Viola. Msgr. Link Sidney Pastor 38 Years day, Nov. 80, at 9:30 o'clock in the Virgina, and George. The Rosary will be rious illness. MAin 2279 Blessed Sacrament church. Interment Mt. recited at 4 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 29, in Baptized by the Rev. Barry the Day chapel, 2406 Federal, by class Olivet. Horan mortuary. Wogan were Susan Marie, daugh NELLIE V. ARTHURS, 37, of 8939 mates of the J. K. Mullen Home for Boys. The regular Rosary will be re 1 Bishops Attend Funeral ter o f Mr. and Mrs. J. R, Gentry, Wynkoop. "Wife of Donald M. Arthurs; mother of Donald F. Arthurs; sister of cited at 8 p.m. Nov. 29 in the same with Joseph Bona and Ellen Shunk Frank and John Popish, Mrs. John Gre chapel. Requiem High Mass will be cele as sponsors; and Louis Francis, bene, Mrs. Phil Grommet, and Mrs, brated at 10 o’clock Friday, Nov. 30, Teresa Charles. Requiem Maas is being in St. Dominic’s church. Interment Mt. For Nebraska Protonotary son o f Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Grego, celebrated Thursday, Nov. 29, at Olivet. Day mortuary. with Vincent and Madeline Mandy o'clock in Annunciation church. Inter as sponsors. ment will be in Mt. Olivet. Olinger mor JOSEPH PAUL MEZNAR Solemn Pontifical funeral services were held in St. Pat tuary. kequiem Hish Mass will be celebrated Sunday, Dec. 2, will be Com IRENE S. BARRY, 72, of 1246 Gar at 9 o’cock Friday, Nov. 30, in the rick’s church in Sidney Nov. 27 for the Rt. Rev. Monsignor munion Sunday for members of field. Widow of the late Thomas G. Annunciation church for Joseph Paul Barry; n^other of Thomas G. Barry, Jr.; Meznar, 46, of 4330 Thompson court Anton Link, P.A., pastor of the parish since 1913. His Ex the Altar and Rosary society and Mary Tracy Barry, and Irene M. Moss The Rosary will be recited by the re cellency, Bishop John L. Paschang of Grand Island, offered all women o f the parish. They are of Boerne, Tex.; sister of John A. Stone ligious at 4 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 29, in the Boulevard chapel. Federal at urged to Sit together on the front of Los Angeles, Calif.: survived also by. the Pontifical Mass. Monsignor Link died early Friday left side o f the church. three grandchildren. Requiem Mass was Speer. The regular Rosary will be re morning, Nov. 23. Bishop Hubert Fitting MEMORIALS celebrated Nov. 26 in St. Philomena's cited at 8 o'clock the same evening by The visiting committee met church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Olinger friends. Interment will be in Mt. Olivet Newell of Cheyenne was present Nov. 20 in the home o f Mrs. D. G- mortuary. and Masses are preferred in lieu of in the sanctuary for the funeral. For Lasting Tribute flowers. McCormic, chairman. The follow FRANK LAWASKY, 71, of 2946 Monsignor Link was well known in Columbine street. Husband ef Mary Born Sept. 29, 1905, Mr. Meinar had ing were present: Mmes. McGIug- Lawasky; stepfather of Mary Miller of been a resident of Denver for more than the Denver archdiocese. Covered in colorful upholstery PLASTIC . . . We have a large selection of 32 years. For 29 years he had worked gage, Reichwein, Figlino, Dem Erie, Colo.; brother of Lucile Copen- Preacher for the funeral was mitt, Moore, Flora, Hopper, Miku- fine monuments. Choice me haver, Flossie Samide, and Kate Zidan; as a bookkeeper and accountant at the filled with soft padding or shredded foam rubber survived also by several nieces and American Refining & Smelting Co. He Father Albert Albel, Crawford, lich, and Burton. Special problems morials for a tribute to de nephews. Requiem High Mass was cele was an accomplished accordionist, and who noted the tremendous work Shown above: ' numbered machinery, tool making, and parted ones. brated Nov. 28 in St. Ignatius Loyola’ s for the Church in Sidney and the church. Interment Mt, Olivet. Olinger woodwork among his hobbies. A. Kiddie Seat in green, red or ivory...... 3 .9 8 mortuary. He is survived by his wife. Mary, and Grand Island diocese that Mon Men of All Soints' two sons, Joseph of St. Thomas’ semi MARVIN RYAN, 60, Denver. Re signor Link had accomplished. B. Round Hassox.in red, grey, green, char • Convenient terms may be quiem Mass is being celebrated Thurs nary and Robert, student at Annuncia Burial was in the Catholic sec day, Nov. 29, at 9 o’clock in St. Mary tion high achool. Boulevard mortuary. treuse, ivory. 14” high, 18” across...... 5 .9 8 arranged. Magdalene’ s church. Interment will be tion of the Sidney cemetery. Will Volunteer in Mt Olivet. Olinger mortuary. MRS. LAURA MURRAY Fourth Degree Knights of Co ELLEN ELIZABETH REINHARDT, Mrs. Laura Murray of 24 W. Iliff ave C. Diamond Top Hassox in blue, red or 83, of 1324 Adams street Mother of nue, a Denver resident for 43 years, died lumbus formed a guard of honor green with ivory. 14” high x 16” x 16” ...... 6 .9 8 Cecilia and John F. Reinhardt of Den Nov, 20 after a long illness. She was 83. during the time the body lay in To Work on Hull ver, Mrs. George Thomas, Willoughby, Requiem High Mass was celebrated Nov state in St. Patrick’s church and (All Saints’ Parish, Denver) D. New Square Lightweight Hassox in red, Liesveld Memorial Co. 0 .: and Frank L. Reinhardt, San 24 in Our Lady of Lourdes church and Lorenzo, Calif. Requiem High Mass was interment was in Mt, Olivet. during th|e Pontifical Mass. The The meif o f the parish are re green with ivory cording. 1 5 ^ ” high x 13000 West 44th Ave. celebrated Nov. 24 in S t Philomena's Born in S t Louis, Mo., in 1868, Mrs. quested to fill out the occupational Rosary was prayed continuously 1 5 W ’ X / ” ...... 8 .7 9 church. Interment Jefferson, Wis. Murray married Ralph C. Murray hpre slips they received after the Masses 151 2 Directly Across From • Boulevard mortuary. in 1924. Survivors are a son, Donald K. from the time on Sunday when the Mt. Olivet Cemetery JOSEPH FRANK TOSCANO of 2836 of Denver; two sisters, Mrs. C. L. Brad body was brought to the church last Sunday and turn them in to Many others in new popular colors, W. 25th avenue. Father of Mrs. Carl ford of Seattle, Wash., and Mrs. Allen until the time for the Funeral either the Rev. Edward Leyden or priced ...... 6 .9 8 to 1 5 .9 8 Phone ARVADA 0499-R-3 Falbo and Mrs. Anthony Broncucia, G. Barr of Denver; and two brothers, Mr. Chouinard at their earliest' Denver; stepfather of Anthony Young, John A. Williams of Denver and W. A Mass. Sr^ of Los Angeles; brother of Antonio Williams of Tujunga, Calif. Monsignor Anton Link, was born convenience. This will enable the DRAPERY DEPARTMENT— Fourth Floor Toscano and Rosaria Federico qf Denver in Germany at Waldernbach, labor committee to assign men to and Carmel& Perri of Italy; also sur MRS. ELIZABETH A. STIEB their various duties on the parish Requiem High Mass was celebrated Hissen, Nassau, on Feb. 6, 1883. vived by 11 grandchildren and four great hall. grandchildren. The Rosary will be re Nov. 27 in St. Elizabeth’ s church for His philosophical and theological cited at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 29, Mrs. Elizabeth A. Stieb, 69, who died Msgr. Anton Linl^ The Mother Cabrini circle will here Nov. 25. The Rosary had been re studies were made at Fribourg in in the Boulevard chapel. Requiem High hold its next meeting Dec. 3 in Mass will be celebrated at 9 'o'clock cited Nov. 26 in the Capitol mortuary, Switzerland, On Feb. 24, 1910, he *yW Dmm Shg$ vM Cmhlmm'’-KMrttam» 3111 Friday, Nqv. 80, in St. Dominic’s church. and interment was in Mt. Olivet. was ordained to the priesthood by the home o f Mrs. Karlson, 1965 S. Interment Mt Olivet Boulevard mortu- Mrs. Stieb was born and educated in Julian. Russia, and was married to John F. Bishop Henry Vieter, P.S.M. His **^ A R Y CAFFREY, 80, of 1428 Dayton Stieb before coming to the United States first parochial assignment in the Edgewater Parish The Altar and Rosary society '"W W W WWW in 1913. The couple moved from Sterling street. Mother of John and Cyril Caf- present Grand Island diocese was will receive Communion in a group frey, Mrs. Marie Gilroy, Kathleen to Denver in 1933, and had lived here in the 8 o’clock Mass Sunday, Dec. Slowcy, and Mrs. Thomas Connors. Re since that time. at Prairie Center. On June 18, 2. CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING quiem Mass was celebrated Nov. 26 in Survivors include seven children; Mi 1913, he was appointed pastor of To Hold Pilgrimage St. Therese's church, Aurora. Inter chael, Philip, Johnnie, and Agnes Buss The parish monthly bulletin is ment Mt Olivet. Day mortuary. of Denver; Rose Combin of Indianapolis: St. Patrick’s parish at Sidney. JUSTO LOPEZ, 58, of 4385 Shoshone Jorge Stieb of the U. S. marine corps Under his guidance the present being prepared this week for dis Clafilisified Ads in Camp Lejune, N. Car.; and Betty On Sunday, Dec. 2 street. Husband of Patricia Lopez; church in Sidney was built, as tribution Sunday, Dec. 2. Memorials father of Jeanie and Richard Lopez. Mrs. Phillips of Wheatridge. Seventeen grand It will pay you to read ALL of the following advertigementa. children and one great-grandchild also well as St. Patrick’s academy, the (St. Mary Magdalene’i Pariih, The Rosary for peace is recited survive. rectory, and the recently con Denver) in the church every Friday eve of Everlasting Beauty ning at 8 o’clock. All members of Call a LOUIS J. MURPHY structed St. Patrick’s Youth A ^oly Year pilgrimage will be the parish afe invited to attend. Requiem High Mass was celebrated Center. made Sunday, Dec. 2. Starting at CARPENTER WORK Nov. 28 in Sacred Heart church for s Masses are offered each Sunday former member of the fire department, During his life in the priesthood the church at 2 o’clock, the group Built in cabinets, Mrpentering, roof fram- Home Appliances D. DEORIO & SONS ZOI\E i'A B Louis J. Mun>^y, 60, of 3141 Downing Monsignor Link had served in will visit St. Elizabeth’s, the Ca at 6, 8,1 0 , and 11 o’clock. Confes ing and remodeling:. First cisss work. street. Interment was in Mt. Olivet. sions are' heard on Saturday eve PEarl 6241. MAin 7171 many diocesan offices. He was at thedral, and Holy Ghost churches. Chipped refrigerators: used Bendix and A native of Denver, Mr. Murphy had nings from 7 :30 to 9 o’clock. Memorials Prompt Conrtcena Service. se^ed with the 86th infantry division one time moderator of the DCCW, All in the parish are urged to BRICK REPAIRS Maytagi: Electric Range like new: also CHEAPER RATES in World war I. He Is survived by supervisor of the religious com make this pilgrimage in order to Baptisms on Sunday are at 2 2-WAY RADIO good gas rangs—PE 2768, 436 S. Broadway. sister. Mayme Nelson of Denver. gain the special indulgences. p.m. by appointment with Father BRICK REPAIRS: Speeisliiins In brick 2226 West 29th Ave. GL. 5815 CLEAN NEW CABS munities of women in the diocese, pointing and repairing, also caulking and MRS. JOSEPHINE M. BRONCUCIA director of the Confraternity of ■'At the monthly meeting of the Leyden. painting. BE. 3-0444. WALTER EVANS DRUGGISTS Requiem High Maas was celebrated Christian Doctrine in the diocese, Young Ladies’ sodality, the fol 3177 Benton St. Nov. 21 in Our Lady of Mt. Carmel a diocesan 'director of the Holy lowing were appoiiited to office: YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS church for Mrs. Josephine M. Broncucia, PAINTING & DECORATING 43, a native of Denver who died Nov. 21 Name society, a member of the President, Miss Shirley Ortez; vice HOMES FOR SALE will bs filled correctly at after a L5-month illness. Interment was diocesan School board, a diocesan president, Mary Jo Lasky; secre FOR paperhanging end painting call Anton in Mt. Olivet. consultor, and dean o f the Sidney tary, Joan Mariacher; and treas Beringer, 158 Madison. EA. 2235. WASHINGTON PARK PHARUACT Well-Known Catholic Personnel Bom here May 19, 1908, Mrs. Bron cucia spent several years in Italy as a deanery. urer, Coleen Hefner. WALLPAPER Hanging. Painting, Re- Light brick. It^ blocks St. Vin^eiit’s school. Ph. SP. 8765 1095 Sontb Gajrierd 8t* child, returning later to Denver with On March 3, 1943, he was The afternoon card party will 2 bedrooms. Eating space in kitchen. Full modeling. Call KE 5798. her family. With her husband, Roxie, named a Domestic Prelate, and in be held on Tuesday, Dec. 4, at fin. basement with knotty pine room. The firms listed heft deserve to Mrs. Broncucia ran a farm in Welby A tt garage. Newly decorated. New roof. MISCELLANEOUS be remembered when you art die* for many years. They moved to Denver May of this year was appointed 12-30. A dessert-luncheon will a Protonotary Apostolic, the fir.st Venetian blinds. Storm windows. 1260 tributing your patronage to the dil* when Mrs. Broncucia became ill. be served. S. Elizabeth. SP. 0846. TREES REMOVED - SPRAYED - ferent lines b f business. ...a t Survivors include her husband: two in the history o f the Grand Is TRIMMED t>y floeniied. Insured, experienced Sunday, Dec. 2, will be Com daughters. Miss Virginia Broncucia and land diocese. He had also been men. Heavy power equipment for any size Mrs. Violet Bavaro; her mother, Mrs. munion for the Altar and Rosary job. Fertilizers of all kinds. Call MILE Vicar General o f the diocese dur Serafina Brindisi: five sisters, Mrs. Mary society. Members will receive in LOYOLA PARISH HI FORESTRY TREE SERVICE. AC 6684 I ARY’S Mancini, Mrs. Rose Gioso, Mrs. Jennie ing the time that the Most Rev. a g;roup in the 8 o’clock Mass. 2225 York—Attractive location. Lovely 1500 S. ^roadway De Bello, Mrs. Laura Broncucia, and Edward J. Hunkeler was Bishop apartment in basement with 3 pc bath Mrs. Anna Di Yoria; a brother. Alex r o w ELS & LINEN SUPPLY of the diocese. Following Bishop Our Lady of Fatima circle will plus 8 living rooms for owner or more ander Biamonte; and one grandchild, all income. Gas b.w.ht, Dble garage. Prictsl ► W e P a y of Denver. Boulevard mortuary. Hunkeler’s transfer to the See of meet in the home of Mr.s. Reale to sell. MOUNTAIN TOWEL 4 SUPPLY CO Kansas City in Kansas, Monsignor Wednesday, Dec. 5, at 1 o’clock. Service furnished for Offices, Barbers, MRS. ANNA MAGNER MUNGER REALTY Restaurants. Stores, and Banquets h For Used Furniture ^ Link served as Administrator of Evening devotions for world Requiem High Mass was celebrated 2808 E. 8th Avp DExUrX881 B W. BECKIUa. Hsnsger Nov. 23 in St. Francis de Sales’ church the diocese until the installation peace are held, every Friday at 1227 Curtis St MA. 7666 ’ and ! for Mrs, Anna Magner, 89, long-time o f Bishop Paschang. 7:30 p.m. Denver resident. She died Nov. 20 in her WANTED— TO RENT L Mitcellanevuf Itams 4 ^ home at 594 S. Grant street. Interment Retponsible couple deeires 2 bedroom bouse ► PE. 4614 RA. 6423 < was in Mt. Olivet, in South or East Denver. Maximum $70. Born in 1862 in Rockport, la., Mrs. . OPEN EVENINOS TILL 8 a.an i A«l references. SUnset 1*8159. Magner cam e.to Denver after she mar Stoneham Priest's Brother GOOD BUYS GENE STEINKE ried Thomas F. Magner in 1691. He died in 1911. Mrs. Magner was active in St. Francis de Sales’ church functions. Her uncle, Dies After Year's Illness the late Dennis Sheedy, was for many 2263 So. Lafayette ye%ri president of the Denver Dry Goods Requiem High Mass will be cele ments of Baptism, Holy Commun Co. Nice 2 bedroom modern, full LADY WANTED TO Survivors include two sons, Emmett brated at 9:30 Saturday, Dec. 1, ion, and Confirmation in Holy Ro for Frank Canjar, 37, of 4554 W. Magner of Denver and Thomas S. sary church, and he was a lifelong basement with 3-room apart Magner of Alhambra, Calif.; a daughter. Logan street, Denver, lifelong Mrs. Mildred Turner of Denver; and 10 member of this parish except for ment. Full price only $11,600. grandchildren. Horan mortuary* member of Holy Rosary parish. CARE FOR 2 BOYS Celebrant of the Mass, Which a brief period when he worked out IN MEMORIAM will be sung in Holy Rosary side Denver. He was a graduate of Southridge In lovinff memory of Mr«. John Kloa church, will be the deceased’s Annunciation grade and high New 3-bedroom, large living on the/17th annirerury of her death, priest-brother, the Rev. John A. The Largest Catholic Staff of Nov. 27, 1935. Her sister, Mrs. Carrie Lady in vicinity of St. Francis de Sales Swaneer. Canjar, formerly of Holy Family school; a member of the Knights room, fire place, dining room, of Columbus, as well as a member Any Mortuary in Colorado parish, now pastor at .Stoneham. rumpus room. Call NOW for school is wanted to take care of two boys The Rosary for the repose of the of Holy Rosary and Holy Name soul of Mr. Canjar will be recited societies of Holy Rosary parish. appointment to see. in first and fourth grades from 3 to 6 p.m. He had also served as usher at X ik v by the religious at 4 o’clock Fri New 2 A 3 bedroom homes, each wededay evening. day afternoon, Nov. 30, in the Holy Ghost church. I ; For the past 10 years he had FRESH FLOWERS Boulevard mortuary; and Rosary PHA financed, in Englewood. Working mother will call for children each eve services will be held again in the been manager of Continental Air^ Call Now for full details. p CAW UjdoAf,! evening at 8 o’clock for all friends. lines restaurants. He died in St ning. She also is in need of some woman to take care of |i Interment Will Be at Mt. Olivet Joseph’s hospital Nov. 29 follow GRANITES the boys on school holidays. Call the Register, KE. I Frank Canjar, born in Denver, ing an illness of a year’s duration OF Sept. 14, 1914, received the sacra- Surviving besides his priest- 4205, for details. COLOR < INEXPENSIVE GIFTS AND TOYS i CHRISTMAS WRAPPINGS & RIBBONS S t Patricias Children Devour Turkey CHRISTMAS CARDS St. Janies' PTA ST. JOSEPH'S PARISH LEADING BRAND CIGARETTES...... ? 1 .6 7 carton (St. Patrick’* Parikii, Dcnvar) + + + + + Please Patronise Thefe Friendly Firms 52nd AVE. VARIETY STORE Staff Meeting More than 200 pound* of turkey 18S1 W. 52nd Ato. GLendale 6638 were served and consumed in less, OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS NO CITY TAX than an hour in a pre-Thahks- 'Best Cooks Are Men' giving day feast Nov. 21 by the OPEN ’TIL MIDNIGHT EVERY NIGHT Is Slated Dec. 5 school children who participate daily in the 'school lunch program. ST. JOHN'S PARISH (St. James’ Parish, Denyer) The feast, ordered by the Rt. Rev. NORM'S TEX A C O SERYICE St. James’ PTA staff meeting Monsignor A c h i 11 e Sommamga NORM ENGBLOM, Prop. Patroniae These Friendly Firms will be held on Dec. 5 at 9:30 a.m. and the Rev. Regis McGqire, was Tixiet ta8 Fimtin FiWaiti SPEER BLVD. AT BANNOCK in the home o f Mrs. E. J. Fattor, prepared and served by Mmes. Jo likriMtIiB an* Wiitlii TABOR 9222 1300 Niagara street. This meet seph Libonati, Catherine Ander CLAYTOl^ TEXACO Permanent Waving ing is being held one week earlier son, and Anthony Canzona. a Specialty than usual. All staff members are Attend M an W uhing Ttret urged to attend, as plans ^for the For Thonksgivlng Day Carolyn Cleaners Santa FeShoe Hospital M y Lady Edith Christmas party will be/ decided Greuing AceCMOTlM The children prepared for Pickup-DeliTery Sanrica upon. Mrs. A. B. Baumgartner We will be .doted from Dec. Thanksgiving day by attending Beauty Shoppe will preside. Laundry Sarvica W* pick np St dtllTn Mass before school hours. The 23rd thru Jan. 6th Andy Marion, Lessee Ulnnlc KcMcItr, Hgt. The sisters through the PTA ButtonhoIta-HemitltehlnB-AIterationa thank the parishioners for a gen pupils visited all the rooms, and Rth A Clapton PR. 75S8 2804 E. 6th At6. EA. 0788 stories and skits were presented. 748 Fox Street CH 2832 742 SANTA FE DRIVE erous pantry shower. Recess time was particularly active Mrs. • Baumgartner announced as the children whetted their ap at the last meeting that henceforth HATHAWAY’S petites in preparation for the tur- the opening prayer at each meet key. ing will be said for all sick mem City Lace Cleaners The traditional menu Included 2625 EAST 3RD AVE. PHONE DE. 6891 bers and the closing prayer for turkey, dressing, potatoes, gravy, the deceased members o f the so candied carrots, celery, and ice CnrUiiu *nd Pillowi CtreTnlly CIcanad and Ketnmed Same Size ciety. Speciai Care Glren Table Lincni— Blanketa Lanndeted Without Shrinkage cream. The line for “seconds” The following committee chair WE CALL AND DEUVER came so quickly that Father Mc men gave reports at the Novem Guire was drafted to help fill the Top Grade Meats SIXTH AVE. ber meeting: Deanery, Mrs. Loren plates. Honored guests were Mon Monarch - Croaee A Blackwell Griffin; league meeting^" Mrs. signor Sommaruga and Sister Clo THE BEST COOKS are men, or so thought the Rev John Leydon; health, Mrs. Richard Fancy Groceries MEAT & POULTRY tilda, school principal. Regia McGuire before the pre-Thanksgiving turkey dittner Fresh & Frozen Vegetables Needham; and lunchroom, Mrs, Sunday, Dec. 2, will be Com Choice Meats and Reinecke. munion day for all members o f given by St. Patrick’s parish, Denver. Left to right are Mrs. Joseph TROUTMAN’S The following are selling the the Altar and Rosary society and Libonati, Father McGuire, and Mrs. Anthony Canzona, and, in the Fresh Dressed Poultry Christmas cards after the Masses right background, Mrs. Catherine Anderson. Circle Drive Market Free Delivery for the women of parish in gen on Sundays: Mmes. Hughes, Straw, eral. 2A22 E. 6tfa Are. FR. 8071 2720 E. 6th Are. DE. 4233 Baumgartner, Barnes, Koreman, All membari are requested to Noll, Gargan, Hinton, Jones, Mar attend the meeting of the Altar tina, Berternson, Fattor, Trend- and Rotary loeiaty Tnatday, St. Philome na's C lub rick, Lombardi, Leydon Constan Dec. 4, in the tehool meeting - —SO don't take BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH tine, O’Shea, Forte, Shelly, Smith, room to make plant for tha Patronise These Friendly Firms Vagnino, and Golden. coming year. Gimpaigns for Members Mrs. Yvo Trainoi;',: correspond' The perpetual novena in honor less than a ing secretary,* is recuperating of Our Lady of Lourdes is held (St. Philemena’a Pariah, DeiiTer) tized in St. Philomena’s church. from a recent illness. every Wednesday evening at 7:46. genuine The Men’s club meeting for the The Rev. Robert Freudenstein, as ROSS VARIEH STORE Baptized Sunday were Elaine The priests of toe parish are en month of November will be held sistant at St. Mary’s church, Colo Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. couraged with the increased at NOTIONS . INFANT WEAR this Thursday eveningp Nov. 29, in rado Springs, baptized his niece, Frederick G. Deeb, with Louis and tendance and urge more to attend Hardware . T oji the school auditorium. Dr. James Leslie Marie, daughter o f Mr. and Mary Weber as sponsors; Leslie the novena services. 2214-16 Kearnax Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Cummings will preside. The Mrs. William L. Freudenstein o f New Lectern current campaign for new mem 1263 York street, on Thanksgiving m a c M R E DE. 4488 Stanley G. Neumann, with William J. Shannahan and Delia Fry as Donated bers deserves the support of all day. William Sievers and Miss sponsors and Dick and Bertha Special thanks are extended to men o f the parish, whether Cath Marlene Freudenstein were- god olic or non-Catholic. Fathers of the parents. Leslie Marie was born duiiM-TfitiJ The firms listed here de Isaacs as proxies; and Patrick Mike Manfro for making and do Charm Cleaners John, son o f Mr. and Mrs. John nating the new lectern located in school children are particularly in Nov. 10 in St. Joseph’s hospital. serve to be rem em bered F. Dolan, with Fred J. Dolan and the sanctuiry o f the church. A lec vited to attend. A social program Francis Scott Pennington, son Taitora ■ Laundereri Millie A. Aikins as sponsors. tern is a stand from which the and refreshments follow toe short o f Mr. and Mrs. Ward F. Penning when you are distributing ton of 1330 Josephine street- and ONE DAY SERVICE IF DESIRED St. Zita’s circle was entertained priest reads the Epistle and Gos business meeting. your patronage in the dif in November by Mrs. Curt Frei- pel to the people in the Mass. Monsignor William M. Higgins Sandra Louise Anderson, daugh Save 10% Cash & Carrj* ter o f Mr. and Mrs. Edwin G. An ferent lines of business. berger. High score was won by Parishioners are asked to re thanks all parishioners who turned iSJt Fairfax OE 8S8S Mrs. Oscar Vogel. The December member in their prayers the soul in information cards at the Masses derson o f 3114 E. 17th avenue, Get rid of that too-small refrigerator now! were baptized last Sunday by the hostess will be Mrs. Louis Behrens of Jerry Sullivan, a former mem last Sunday. He expressed his SLO’ Model illustrated gives you modern con of 6401 E. Sixth avenue. ber, who died in the past week. Rev. Joseph .d. O’Malley. James gratitude for the help in making A 4 .1 5 venience! and plenty of storage space for the weekly contributory system the R. and' Viola Casey were god ST. JAMES' PARISH success it is. Envelopes are always parents by proxy for Francis, who at least a week's supply of all kinds of available in the church vestibule. was born in Mercy hospital Sept foods—plus—SAFE-COLD from top to bot Please Patronise These Friendly Firms Zhrist the King Society 30. Sandra Louise, bom Oct. 1 The public novena in honor had John Flynn arid Miss Mar tom. See oil these features; of Our Lady of the Immaculate garet R. Tumler as godparents. OidY CoBceptioa Dec. 8 will open on a Super-Freezer hold* • Cold-Storage Troy Our Lady’s club will be enter ' NIAGARA SERVICE DANSBERRY'S Friday, N o t . 30, at 7:45 p.m. over 29 lbs. * Quiekube Ice Trays To Discuss 'Civil Defense' tained Friday afternoon, Nov. 30 Howard Brown. Prop. in the church. DoTOtion* will be • More than 15 sq. ft. • Lift-out half-shelf in the home o f Mrs. W. T. Best- PHARMACY (Chriat the jt^ng Pariah, sales has fa r exceeded the supply, held nightly at 7;4B and Sunday ^ Q0V»« shelf area * Bin-aize Hydrator G AS & OILS Preteriptioni — StmilHes at 8 p.m. Davotions conaiit of wick, 1264 Elizabeth. • Famout Meter-Miter Denver) the committee in charge o f this Mrs. J. J. Flynn will entertain Luhrieation Sc Waihing GIFTS . FOUNTAIN SERVICE Because civil defense is so vital the Roaary, abort prayer to the sale will be most grateful for St. Anne’s club Wednesday, Dec. Come in! Ask about all the new Wo Call For and Dellror Ctrt FREE DELIVERY factor today, the Altar and contributions of cookies, cakes, Bleaaed Mother, and Benedic tion. 5, at 1 olclock in her home, 1009 Frigidaire RefrigeraiorsI 6700 E. COLFAX FR 9226 E. Colfax & Olive F L 2 3 3 7 Rosary society will sponsor a pro pies, doughnuts, rolls, and any Jackson street: gram on “ Civil Defense” at its other baked foods. Prayers for parishioners were Cub pack 124 had its meeting W^LT BADGER SAYS: Our Cnstomei^ meeting Friday, Nov. 30. Morton Sunday, Dec. 2, families in the asked fo r Miss Minnie Duray, Mrs. Gottschalk, assistant to the di Marie Walker, Mrs. Grace Stevens, Wednesday, Nov. 27, and merit Use Your Trade In. 18 Montlis to Pay. A-H group are asked to receive badges were given. The following t«l ns they recommend us to their rector of civil defense, will be the Holy Communion as family units. and Terry Brady, seriously ill; and friends. speaker, and a motion picture, il for the. deceased, Mrs. Helen E. boys were graduated: Vincent St. Margaret Mar^s circle will Reinhardt, 1324 Adams street, and Connors, Michael Floyd, Terry lustrative of the points to be made have charge of the altars and sanc Mrs. Irene Stone Barry, 1246 Gar Hagerman, Donny Hoskins, Dale by him, will be shown. His address tuary during December. is scheduled for 2:15 p.m. field street. Osborn, Bill Reardon, and Jerry Catechism classes for pupils at The Rosary will be recited in Somers. St. Frances Gabrini’s club tending public schools are con Msgr. Higgins Phone for both stores . . . AComo 0541 the church at 1:30. The business will be guests o f Mrs. Irene Koser Associated Cleaners ducted by the sisters in the school Opont Family pinner at the Queen of Heaven card party meeting will follow in the base every Sunday morning at 10 1543 Champa 765 Santo Fe Monsignor Higgins gave the Friday, Nov. 30, to be held at the 6736 E. Colfax EA. 5462 ment assembly room of the rec o’clock. tory. opening blessing at the annual Boy orphanage. The adult choir meets Wednes At the close of Mr. Gottschalk’s Scout family dinner held,, Monday, day nights at 7:45 for rehearsal. address, the hostesses, Mmes. E. Nov. 26, in the school auditorium. To give an opportunity to those McCabe, Howard Clennan, More than 100 attended. Harold desiring to belong to this choir Harry Sims, and Howard W olfe, Mead, scoutmaster, introduced but unable to attend the rehearsals will serve refreshments. Monsignor Higgins, who addressed on Wednesday nights. Father Ken ST. PHILOMEHA'S PARISH All women o f the parish are in those present, stressing the need • neth Funk will have a reheanal at vited to attend this meeting, and for better parent-teacher co-opera Patronise These Friendly Firms 7:46 Thursday evening in toe to bring friends. tion and urging more strict atten Mrs. Clifford Gardell, 1330 school hall. tion to borne study. Glencoe, will be hostess to Our Parishioners John Bell presented Charles M. i ^ SCIENTIFIC Watch Repairs Lady of the Snows circle at a In Armed Forces McConnell and Pete Van Woensel CROSLEY bridge-luncheon in her home Among Christ the King parish with a gift in appreciation for \sJ : V n Dunbor-Andrewi Wednesday, Dec. 5. ioners in the armed services are: their splendid work and time de JEWELERS St. Margaret Mary’s circle will First Lt. Lawrence E. Carr, Jr., voted to the Kout troop at Camp Refrigeration accept the hospitality of Mrs. USMC, supply division, Quantico, Tahosa this summer. Charles Cassidy at a bridge-lunch- Va. Lieutenant Carr is the son of Mr.. Mead awarded the prize for ! Wher* Parking Is No ProbUm Badios eon in her home, 1140 GlencoO Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Carr o f 250 toe most outstanding scout of street, Wednesday, Dec. 5. Dahlia street. troop 124 at summer camp to Tom Mrs. J. G. Bartscherer will be Pvt. Jay M. Pair, first platoon, my Layden. This award was given The fira s listed here de Complete Selection hostess to St. Clement’s circle at a first training: company, first en by Mrs. Pete Van W oensel Com bridge-luncheon in her home, 779 serve to be remembered Eleetrical Appliances gineer training company, ERTC, mittee members assisting Mr. Elm street, Tuesday, Dec. 4. Fort Belvoir, Va. Private Pair is Mead were introduced as follows: X when you are distributing S t Anthony’s circle ivill enjoy the son o f Mr. and Mrs. Elton Robert R. Bell, Pete Van Woen your patronage in the dif The BLARNEY SHOP the hospitality of Mr^ Robert Fair, Jr., 1150 Ivanhoe street. sel,' Charles M. McConnell, An Carmody at a bridge-lUncheon in Capt. William E. Grannell, drew Dickson, William Waggoner, i ’i; ferent lines of business. 3209 East Colfax her home, 3200 S. Bellaire, ThurS' USMCR, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Walt Brady, and Blake Vifquain. day, Dec. 6. Frank ()rannell. 44 Grape street, Mr*. Thomas A. Duggan will re Mrs. Joseph Morrone, 6160 E. Captain Grannell and his wife and view the matter required for toe Quincy avenue, will entertain St. two children are residing at 1007 Ad Altare' Dei meidaL with the Frances Cabrini’s circle at an eve Vandalia street, Bremertoiu Wash. scouts. Mrs. Duggan gave a com ST. CATHERIHE'S PARISH ning o f bridge in her home Pfc. James E. Smith, Buckley plete outline to the parents and THE REDEMPTORIST FATHERS OF Wednesday, Dec. 5. field. Private Smith is the son o f scouts o f requirements fo r this Patronise These Friendly Firms The Neighborhood club, com' Mr. and Mrs. Earl J. Smith, 1330 project. Mrs. Charles M. McCon posed of adult Girl Scout leaders, Glencoe street. nell and her committee, Mmes. Jo ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH ^ will meet in the home of Mrs. Pat Pfc. Lee A. Stark, AF 17296498; seph Loffreda, Dan Hoskins, and Why Pay Carfare? McGee, 330 Dexter street, Thurs headquarters and service com Alfred Somers, thanked all the Cordially Invite Catholics and Non-Catholics to Attend the Ross Variety Store day, Dec. 6, at 10 o’clock. pany, 811 engineers aviation bat mothers for their splendid co-op Our Every Day Price* On Thuraday, Dec. 6, there talion, OPO 970, % postmaster, eration. ! Storo No. 2 Say* You Money will be a Holy Hour in the 28th Annual 9-Day Novena in Honor of Our Mother of San Francisco, Calif. Private Girl Scouts' Officer Election Notions — Infants Wear Preteripllons Carefully Filled church from 7:45 to 8:45. The Stark is the son o f Mr. and Mrs. Perpetual Help Hardware — Toys Office of the Bleated Sacrament August Stark o f 855 Jasmine St. Philomena’s * neighborhood Guido Shumake Drugs will be aaid by the parithionert, group of Girl Scouts had election 2932 West 38th Ave. with Benediction doting the GL 1073 38th Sc Clay Cpl! F. P. Wigginton, AP of officers at the last meeting; COMMENCING Holy Hour. 17308184; Headquarters squad, Mrs. R. F, Struck, neighborhood Confessions will be heard 633rd AB wing, APO 239-1, % chairman; Mrs. R. W. Gruber, Thursday afternoon, Dec. 6, from postmaster, Sfin Francisco, Calif.- neighborhood organizer; Mrs. 4:30 to 5:30, and in toe evening He is the son of Mrs. Elizabeth James Highfill, cooky chairman; from 7:30 to 9 in preparation for Friday, November 30 HOLY FAMILY PARISH Wigginton, 855 Grape street. Mrs. D. *1. Hoskins, Juliet Lowe the First Friday, Dec. 7. chairman; and Mrs. W. M. Wag Patronise These Friendly Firms The Rev. John Scannell, pastor, PTA to Sponsor asked parishioners to pray for the goner, public relations and secre Food Sole Dec. 2 safe and speedy return of these tary. They will be installed at a and Closing December 8, 1951 tea Jan. 9 and will serve for one l i EXPERT The PTA will conduct a home men, and to write to them. FANNING’S baked food sale in the school hall year. Watch Repairing after all the Masses, commencing The children of the upper four TEXACO SERYICE with the 7 :30 Mass, Sunday,. Dec. grades at St. Philomena’s school TIRES . BATTERIES Timed hy Watehmaater 2. As the demand at previous Fr. Allen Honored received the rules and regulations Panegyrics by Rev. Girl Schwarz, ACCESSORIES in printed form last week. The COMPLETE SERVICING Vic Johnson Jewelry regulstionsilai‘ govern the’ conduct ■ of ■ REASONABLE PRICES At Westminster toe students while in school. 44th Sc STUART GR. 9824 4318 Tannyaon GR. 9557 MT. CARMEL PARISH Westminster. — (Holy Trinity Monsignor Higgins requests help C.SS.R. Patronise Theta Friendly Firm* Parish)— On Wednesday evening, with the construction of rosaries. Nov,' 14, a covered-dish dinner was MARY LEE Young Moderns Rosaries are needed iu other sec For Quality Bakery Goods given by Holy Trinity parish for tions of toe world where there is of St. Alphonsus Church, Chicago, ill. Complete leleetion at elothina for Uit Father Forrest Allen, who has been little girl and the Junior U iu. Try destitution. Women are invited to transferred to Holy Family parish. make them. They will be taught Play Clothe* for Brother LONDON M ARKn Father Allen established a church the skill and provided with the Topics 8818 Tennjrion Street WEISS BAKERY in Westminster. Entertainment at necessary wire and beads. Get into Member! Holy Family Pariah AND (GROCERY the dinner was furnished by the FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30— WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5— OSCAR TUNNELU Prop. communication ■with Mrs, Mena Open aveninct till 8 p.m. 4024 Tennyson St. Our Refuge and Our Strength Mother Mott Patient " Quality Meata and Groceries Rasserorilli family and Antoinette Heisler or her sister, Mrs. J. P. PHONES: MA. lis t, TA. SS48 Valente. Lippett, 1122 Fillmore street, EA. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1— THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6— 1811 WALNUT Sunday, Nov. 18, a joint recep 4610. (Classes 'will be on toe sec Mary: Channel of Graces Mother of the Bleated Sacrament tion was held at St. Anne’s in ond and fourth Tuesday o f the SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2— Arvada for Father Allen, and for month. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7— AUTO INSURANCE Father Norbert Walsh, the new Queen of the Holy Rotary Mother*lsf Fair Love ' Sunday is Communion Liability and Property Damage pastor. Tea and coffee were served MONDAY, DECEMBER 3— ST.DOMINICS by the women of St. Anne’s circle, day for the Altar and Rosary Mary: Teacher of Penance SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8— Bode^ and the Parent-Teacher Queen Conceived Without Sin Limits 10/20/5 Patronise Theta Friendly Firmt St. Anne's Altar and Rosary, and Holy Trinity Altar and Rosary so association. The Catholic Digest TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4— $12.13 Each 6 Months cieties. will be on sale after all toe Masses Mary: Lover of the Faith The December meeting of the on Sunday. stock Company No Membership Fee Holy Trinity Altar and Rosary With the beginning of Advent, 3 3 )0 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. society will be held in the homo of Dec. 8, Communion will be dis SERVIdS DAILY: d Mrs, Carrie Kruse, 7696 Osceola. tributed before the 6:30 Mass for THE WOOD INSURANCE, AGENCY This will be election o f officers and those who will wish to attend daily Confessions Doily during each Moss and after each Novena Devotion. 2 ^ 6 West 44th Avenue ' a Christmas party. Mass and leave in time for work. St. Joseph’s Church is located at W . 6th Ave. and Galapago and is reached directly The society will hold a bake sale Communion is also distributed at Denver, Colorado GRand 1007 hy Bus 5 0 ; 2 hlorhs west of Route 72 and is 6 blocks trrst of Broadway. on Saturday, Dec. 1, at the Rancho 7 ;80.and before toe 8 o’clock Mass. -■ ■ « Market on Federal. Three infants have been bap ^ ’ ...... iu...... ■ — ...... I I I literr ■ — T!mm Thursday, Nov. 29, 1951 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REiSISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE THIRTEEN 1st Special Rite in New Church To Study for Priesthood Aurora Parish W ill Begin Welby Bazaar Savage Bureau Wheatridge Club to Show ; LiturgicaMtems Dec. 2 Very Successful, Asks Support of Wheatridge. — (St. Peter and club will entertain at a light Mission Services Dec. 2 Paul’s Parish)— Members o f the (ireakfast in the meeting hall. * (St. Therese’t Pariih, Aurora) Theophilus club, under the chair The Men’* club will meet manship of Don Rieger and Chucli Thur*day, Dec. 6. Plan* are un Father Louis Mertz of St. Theresa’s parish looks for Pastor Reports Every C a th o lic Davis, will sponsor a display at der way for a game* party and* ward to a successful mission to be held in his parish be the Lakewood grange hall, 14th Welby. —. (Assumption Parish) “ EVERY CATHOLIC is a Vin turkey dinner project to be held and Brentwood, on Sunday, Dee. ginning Sunday, Dec. 2. “ This is really the first opportunity — The ^nnual bazaar was brought centian at heart.” This is the opin Dec. 14 at the Wheatridge. in years,” said Father Mertz, “ for th« members of St. Ther to a successful close on Nov. 18. ion o f a man who should know, Leo 2, from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. This dis Grange. The white wool blanket, * play will feature vestments and esa’s to participate in a mission. In years past the church Reports reveal that 700 spaghetti C. Keleher, manager o f the St. offered as a prize for the man ^ dinners were served the opening Vincent de Paul Salvage Bureau, sacred vessels used in the cele selling the most ticket* for the was too small to care for the needs bration of the Mass. The, Lake after the last Mass, continuing night. The main gifts were as 1625 Wazee street, Denver. “ They • “ Phall Phantasy,” will be o f all; but now, with the present wood Woman’s club has chosen the throughout the day, and closing at follows: learn of the needs of their fellow awarded at this meeting. new church, the opportunity is man,” he says, “ and they cannot theme, “ Building Better Citizen Sacristy workers for the week the evening devotions. Charles Myancli o f Henderson, given to all.” rest until thqse needs are met.” ship through Racial and Religious include: Dec. 7, Ellen King; and During both wfeeks the mission deep freeze; Clara Bojio of Rt. 3, Fathers John D. Janco, O.F.M., If anything, Mr. Keleher is wor Understanding,” as its offering Dec. 8, Josephine Jonke and Ruth services will begin at 7 ;45 p.m. Box 252, Welby, cedar chest; Mike and Kevin Patrick Henry, O.F.M., ried that Catholics are too gener in the National Woman’s club Hensgen. and will consist of the announce Rossi of Welby, case of whiskey; will conduct the two-week mission. ous. They are approached by one “ Build Freedom 'With Youth” pro Two future members of the Al ments, an instruction. Rosary, a Agnes Burger of Lafayette, baby The first week is for all the women o f the many agencies seeking dis gram. The teen-agers o f the tar and Rosary society made their sermon, and Benediction. The doe doll; Helen Ferrfera o f Welby, of the parish, and the second week, carded articles, and the immediate Theophilus club will be the only appearance in the past week in for the men. A children’s mission hours for tjie Masses in the morn perculator; Donald Ciancio of Wel ing, which will be followed by a dictate o f the heart is, to assist. Catholic group with a booth. The the persons o f girls born to Mr, will be given during the first week by, shirt and tie; Mary de Luzio, vestments will be labeled, as will and Mrs. Giles Petitclerc, and Mr. for all the grade school children short instruction, will be an hair permanent; Billy Croce, rug; “ What they do not seem to ap nounced by the missionaries. preciate fully,” gently complains the chalice, ciborium,' and mon and Mrs. Henry Carlisle. with talks at 3 ;45 every afternoon. Nettie Comnillo of Welby, strance used in the demonstra During the first week there will Mr. Ki^eher, “ is that their own The card prty Nov. 13 was a chenille doll; Laura Rossi of Catholic agency, the St. Vincent de tion. There will be representatives social and financial success. The be the blessing of the babies of Welby, pillow; Mary Frances TWO YOUNG BOYS of Our Lady of Guadalupe Paul Salvage bureau, is the one from other religious organizations committee reported a profit of the parish; This blessing is for all Croce, bed spread; Ann Labriola church, Denvpr, qhose the vocation of the priesthood agency which consistently, and as present, serving to stress the need more than $75. baptized children'who have not re of Welby, traveler’s watch, ham, recently. Edward Carpio (left), 16, is studying in Chicago for the a matter of policy, serves the of racial and religious tolerance ceived their First Holy Commun Presentation PIA and picture; Lucille Rossi of WeL Prayers ■were offered for the re needs of the destitute to the best in the world today. ion, and will be given at 3:15 p.m. by, table cloth; Mary Ciancio of Seryite order. Eddie was an active altar boy up until the time he left. pose of the soul of Mrs. Elizabeth of its ability, regardless of race, On Nov. 18, Father McMahon on Wednesday. Friday will be the Welby, chair set; Chubby 'D i He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Salvador Carpio of 3424 Mariposa street. Steib, mother of Mrs. Phillips, who baptized, Richard Albert, infant first Friday of the month and also Giacomo, scarf; Thelma Liley, He has one brother, Bucky, and one sister, Theresa, both o f whom are color, or creed; that it, is the one died Nov. 25. Sets |oliday Sale younger. Eddie would have entered his sophomore year at North agency to which most public and son o f Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Albert a day of adoration, beginning rug; George Rende, doll; and Mrs. Turner, Jr. Sponsors were Robert Anderson, lamp. high this last semester. private welfare offices refer the yrOMRSTOfLCONiLy A student for the Theatine order is Louis Camacho (right). The poor with anything like assurance E. Chamberlain and Charlotte The sisters thank William Bauer Theatine order has its seminary in Antonito. Louie, age 17, was that their needs will be met with Angelo. For December I of Farmers’ Exchange store for in his junior year at North high. He is the son of Mrs. Louis Camacho out charge, and which can substan The regular bake sale sponsored donating to them the 10-pound of 3527 Navajo. He has four sisters, Mrs. A. Martines, Mrs. A. tiate such' a claim with proof ap by the Altar and Rosary society (Preientatlon Pariih, Denverj) ham he won Thursday evening at Maestas, and Molly and Eva Camacho. pearing in letters.” will be held Saturday, Dec. 1, in The PTA will hold its annual HAVE ^ the bazaar. * * * the Wheatridgd Realty office from Christmas sale Sunday, Dec. 2, The pastor thanks everyone who 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Chairmen for after the Masses. It will feature “ SINCE WE, AS CATHOLICS, in any way made the bazaar a the sale will be Mmes. Cecelia articles suitable for gifts, the ma are a minority of the population, V success. Merth and Edith Mefkl. Mrs. Fran YOU jority of which willlje handworked Officers to Be Hostesses it follows that discards from Cath The pastor is in Chicago on Austin will pick up baked goods by the women. Mrs. Russell Han olic homes given to other agencies, business this week. not delivered to the sale if she is Boys’ & Girls’ non is chairman. most of whom operate under non- called at Arvada 584. ANSWERED The Queen o f Heaven circle will For next year’s bazaar the Con To St. Dominic's Society Catholic sponsorship, penalize the meet in the home o f Mrs. B. Adams struction committee has already activities of the Society of St. Vin Jim Kopp made and donated 12 BICYCLES on Thursday, Nov, 29, at 12:30 been selected. It will consist of cent de Paul. Catholics do not new signs to be used in advertising Nick James and his assistant. (St. Dominic’* Parish, Denver) Preston, were the guests of the want that to happen. They simply the bake sales. Columbia...... 38®® o’clock. The Rosary Altar society will up YOUR The school children have been Girl Scout troop 16, the only do not realize that the great ma meet Dec. 4 at 12:30 in the Nominators Appointed The Holy Name society will enjoying orange juice given by the mounted troop in Denver, The en jority o f the population is non- Reconditioned...... 15®®^ meet Tuesday evening after Ro church, where the Rosary will be tertainment was held at the Den government. Catholic and that discards from At the Altar and Rosary society Terms If Desired sary services in the parish hall. recited and. Benediction will be ver Riding academy Nov. 23. meeting Nov. 19 a nominating CHRISTMAS Mr. and Mrs. Mike Comnillo are these homes can quite adequately Bike Accessories Refreshments and entertainment given. Following this, the regular After an extended riding trip support the other agencies. If committee to select a new slate, of will follow the meeting. All men vacationing in California. They meeting will be held in the church over the' bridle trail, the girls are visiting their great-nephew Catholics consistently support the officers for the coming year was of the parish are invited to at auditorium, at which a speaker were served a lunch around an appointed by the president, Mrs. A. L tend. and niece, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Society of St. Vincent de Paul by SEAL „ selected by Mrs. Jerry Buckley open fire. On their trips the scouts contributions of discarded articles, Thomas Epson. It consists of Far Amy. They were present at the will address the grroup. learned many things about wild Next Sunday the Altar and Ro Baptism o f the Amys’ new-born the agency will always be suffici ther Robert McMahon, and Mmes. GLODT, sary society will receive Commun The officers of the group will life in the mountains. ently stocked to continue services Louise Schroer, Elizabeth Salmon, 1FTTFR 7 girl, Janelle Frances Amy. An invitation was extended to 853 Broadway SPruce 6438 Lb 1 1 Ll\ ^ ion in a body in the 8 o’clock Mass. be hostesses • to the members on to the poor. Elizabeth Ruote, Sally Davis, Ve Mr. and Mrs. James Laurienti thaj; day. The officers are Mrs. the girls of troop 165 to join in Baptized recently were Nickolas “ Some of the groups that make ronica McDermott, and Myrtle are the parents of a girl born on Levi Saindon, Mrs. J. K.. Weigel, the activities-of mounted troop 16. Barritt. Eloy, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Augus public solicitation of funds at Nov. 20 in St. Luke’s hospital. Mrs. A. C. Carroll, and Mrs. An The Dialogue Ma** in honor FIGHT tine Trujillo, with Eutino and Vir Christmas time,” declares Mr. Kele Guests at the meeting were drew Kruse. Our Lady of Fatima will be of ginia Medina as sponsors; Patricia her, “ have decided not to give Mmes. Rotolla, Turner, Doran, They will be assisted by the fered Saturday, Dec. 1, at 7 TUBERCULOSIS Ann, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Christmas baskets to the Catholic Boyle, Corderey, Mendl, Gazell, following members: Mmes. Frank o’clock before the Ro*ary al Wesley A. Murphy, with Thomas and Jeffries. The prize donated by Scheer, A. H. Garbella, Agnes tar. The devotion* to Our Lady poor who apply for them, but and Jean Mershon as sponsors. Social Acclaimed of Fatima will take place after rather to refer them to Catholic Nellie Vollmer was won by Mrs. Frick, M. J. Harrington, Adam Rosary services are held every Jeffries. Heffner, R. J. Sanders, Ted Day, the 7 and the 8 o’clock Ma**e* Charities. No such statement of' evening at 7 :30. Members of the Theophilus club Harry Hughes, Michael Timmons, 4 Saturday. policy will be given to the public Our Lady o f Perpetual Help P. B. Thurnes, and E. P. Gartland. The Holy Hour on Friday who will be asked to drop contribu enjoyed the hospitality of the Jun AURORA Great Success at tions into the traditional kettles ior Newman club of Ft. Collins circle will meet at the home of The committee will serve night, Nov. 30, from 7:30 to 8:30 Mrs. Charles J. Adams, 123 Hazel chicken a la king, together with will be conducted by the Rev. soon to appear on most downtown Nov. 18. court, on Monday, Dec. 3, at 12:30. cranberry relish, celery, pickles, Aquinas Paul Barrett, O.P., who street corners,” says Mr. Keleher. The Men’s club will receive TOM WALKER PIANOS This will be th? potluck lunch and will also preach the sermon. The “ And these agencies make no such Representative of Kimball, Sohmer, 2^ St. John's Parish rolls, cup cakes, and coffee. Communion in a body in the 7 Hardman, Starr and Jease-French Planot annual Christmas party. usual novena prayers will be said. distinction when they solicit Catho PURSE BROS. The committee appointed by o’clock Mass Sunday, Dec. 2. As C. G. Conn Connionata Our Lady of Fatima circle will (St. John’* Pariih, Denver) Mrs. Saindon, president, to sub After the services there will be lic homes for discards, although Rieetric Organ has been the custom after Com GROCERY & MARKET hold its Christmas party at the mit names for the officers during veneration of the relic of St. they often refuse aid ta Catholic it Fine Reconditioned Planoi The Thanksgiving parish dance, poor and refer them to the St. Vin munion Masses, the Theophilus 1345 S. BROADWAY SPruce 7864* GROCt'SlES - MEATS - FRUITS home of Mrs. R; L. Newcomb, 204 the year 1952 includes Mmes. J. Dominic, and Confessions 'will'be cent de Paul Salvage bureau. VEGETABLES 5. Irving street, on Thursday, Dec. sponsored Nov. 24 at the Knights H. Fraher, chairman; Frank heard. of Columbus hall by St. John’s Scheer, Ted Day, past president; f7M Eut Colfu At*. Ph. Aarora i n 6, at 12:30 p.m. Gifts will be exchanged. PTA and Men’s club, proved to be Margaret Passard, and Adam Heffner. sensational success. More than It has been decided that the Open House in Golden 200 couples, including many constitutions locally will conform CALL JACK HALL friends of the parish, attended the to the general constitutions of Golden.— (St. Joseph’s Parish) will be in charge o f the altar and party held in the hall gaily dec the Rosary-Altar society as have — The public is invited to attend sanctuary for the month of Decem been submitted by the national DR. JOHN R. COYLE orated by a committee of men an open' house honoring the Rev. ber. Mrs. William Wagenbach will organization, which permits offi Andrew E. Warwick, new pastor under the direction of Walt Bad have charge of the flowers for the If low rotes with ger. cers to hold office for more than of St. Joseph’s church, in the par OPTOMETRIST two years. months of December, January, AL 0466 Chuck Bennett’s orchestra ish hall on Sunday afternoon, Dec. and February. maximum coverage 80 Women Attend 2, from 3 to 5 o’clock. played for the dance, which was All men wishing to attend a on auto insurance ...You can't afford 9 3 5 5 E.COLFAX'AURORAI204 under the general chairmanship Recollection Day Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allen are hour of adoration in the Holy of Thomas Curtan for the Men’s the parents of a ^rl, Mary Kath is w hat you seek not to get in toucTi The day of r^llection held Ghost church should plan to meet club and PTA. A number of at leen, born Nov. 5 in St. Anthony’s Thursday, Dec. 6, in S t Joseph’s ...call Jack'HaH with me right away. tractive gifts were presented and Nov. 25 was att^ded by 80 hospital. women o f the parish.Nlt was con church. A group will leave from Mrs, Dan Reinert o f 649 Eliza Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Flebbe have there to keep the hour from 9 to beth street was the recipient of ducted by the Rev. David A. Balia, O.P., missionary. Miss Benita a new son, Garris Leo, born Nov. 10 in Holy Ghost church. ?300 in Cash. 15 in St. Anthony’s hospital. Giles was chairman of the break St. Ann’s circle will meet on Assisting Mr. Curtan were the fast and luncheon in connection The Altar and Rosary society Thursday, Nov, 29, in the home FARMER’S INSURANCE GROUP ^ Colorado Springs ( following officers and members of with this affair. All the members will meet Wednesday, Dec. 5, at o f Mrs. Sarah Smith. the Men’s club: Albert Riede, were delighted with her arrange 7:30 p.m. in the home o f Mm. 435 FOUI^'e ENTH STREET i DENVER, COLORADO iijij John Monaghan, Robert Sonnen, ments, which included flowers aiid Lou Bolis. Assistant hostesses will Dick Cross, James Delaney, Paul table decorations. be Mrs. William Wagenbach and ‘Millionth Man’ Murray, Walt Badger, James The Blessed Virgin sodality of Mrs. Doy Neighbors. This is the Gray, Howard Kelsey, Burt Ste annual Christmas meeting and so vens, Mel Keller, and Robert St. Dominic’s, under Miss Mary Farrell, president, entertained cial. St. Agnes’ circle members are Alenius. PTA officers and mem' invited as special guests. Each i>er- MAY REALTY hers who did fe c ia l work in the sick soldiers at Fitzsimons hospital, ward C-5, Nov. 29. The son attending is asked to bring a cluded Mmes. Walter Badger, 50-cent exchange gift. R E A L T O R John Maguire, William Struck, girls sang Christmas carols and Recommended Firms Howard Conway, Thomas Curtan, visited with the boys. The soldiers The Holy Name *ociety will C. E. Smith, Robert Sonnen, and were happy to have this per' meet Monday, Dec. 3, in the INSURANCE - LOANS James Delaney. sonal interest in their welfare, be parith hall at 8 p.m. A *pecial 6 * 1 I Mt. Carmel Parish Cheer on the 'Midgets' Tour to Churches to Take Place Dec. 9 omemaker’s I H I Young People Plan I Park Hill Parish to Hold Pilgrimage Department I I Election on Dec. 3 (Bletted Sacrament Pariih, street. The young couple will maka The committee .headed by Mrs. I Patronixa T heu Reliable and Friendly Firm* I Denver) their home in this, parish upon Fred Doremus, will'include Mmes. (Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish, The Rt. Rev. Monsignor their return from a short wedding Charles H. Cory, Milton Carlson, I s . . Denver) Harold V. Campbell an trip._ Mr. Warren is stationed at J. B. Dowd, and Jack McLaugh The Young People’s club •will Lowry air force base. lin. hold an election of officers at the nounced that on Sunday, Dec. Officers were formally installed Bacon & Schramm J. A. Johnson & Son meeting in the rectory on Mon- 9, a Holy Year pil^image to in the Legion of Mary on Wednes Etiablithed 35 Yedr* day, Nov. 21, by Father Mulcahy, COMPOSITION ROOHNG dayi Dec. 3, at 8 p.m. gain the special indulgence • Gutters • Sheet Metal On Sunday, Dec. 21, members will be conducted to enable all as follows: Miss Martha Coughlin, TILE ROOFING ’ president; Mrs. D. G. Mulligan, • Gas Furnaces will receive Communion together parishioners to participate in this ROOF REPAIRING in the-7:30 o’clock Mass. great privilege extended by Pope vice president; Mrs. Jack Buck- • Gas Conversion Burners 4020 BrigLton Bird. CH. 6563 A large group attended the first Pius XII. ley, treasurer; and Mrs. Kenneth ^ Purfurst, secretary. 88 Penniylvania RA 5657 bowling meet. Good bowling . Parishioners are requested to teams are expected this year. meet in the Blessed Sacrament The high school girls’ choir church at 2 o’clock on that date. meets for practice in the convent THE CHURCH FURNITURE The annual novena in honor o f every Wednesday night at 7 the Immaculate Conception will After a visit and recitation of AND PEWS prayers in the parish church, the ■’clock, with Sister Marie Joseph • INSTALLATIONS McVeigh Company open on Nov. 29 and will continue 5 director. Designed it Manaftctnred until the eve of the feast, Dec. 7. pilgrimage will proceed to St. PAINTING AND The Mothers’ club will meet on • SERVICE DAY or NIGHT The Behrens Fixture Co. Novena demotions are being held at Philomena’s church, then to the DECORATING Cathedral of the Immaculate Con Monday, Dec. 3, in the school hall 4625 Colorado Blvd. 3 p.m, to complete plans for a (Christ CONTRACTORS A Thanksgiving dance given for ception, and finally to St. Eliza 1328 Inca KE. 0718 Denver, Colo. beth’s church. mas hake sale to be held in the the Mt. Carmel grade and high school hall on Sunday, Dec. 16. school by the former ninth grade CHEERLEADERS for the Midget team at St., Francis Members o f all the parish so The items to be offered will in K iM a m was a great success. Chaperons de Sales’ grade school, Denver, are (left to right), front cieties, clubs, auxiliaries, and cir clude homemade fruit cake, were Father Damian Charboneau, cles, as •well as Boy Scouts, Cub FLOOR row, Janet Houston and Jeanette Sheridan; and back row, Carol Weir, Christmas cookies, and candies. G A S B U R N ER CO. O.S.M., and. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scouts, Girl Scouts, and Brownies, COVEREVG CO. Jacqueline Pfannenstiel, and Frances Mooney.— (Photo by Turilli) Th& proceeds will be added to the 260 BDWV. RA. 2871 CAIIIEO Balanti. are urged to lend their full sup already established fund for a The students of both schools are + + + + - + port to this undertaking. Linoleum— Asphalt, Rubber & Plastic Tile— Wall Covering library, which is planned for the participating in the annual Christ First Saturday devotions in pupils of the Blessed Sacrament Estimate* Complimentary mas Seal cam pai^. Parents and honor of Our Lady of Fatima in school ^ome time in the future. 2555 W. 29th Ave. GR. 9535 friends o f the parish are requested Rated Best Salesmen reparation for insults against Father Mulcahy, the club’s to buy all they can of these Holy the Most Sacred Heart will be spiritual (director, was instrumen Hs Freese Childhood seals. gin Saturday morning, Dec. 1, tal in obtaining a gift of a 20-inch The board of directors of the with the 8:15 Mass, when the doll from Mrs. McCord, the pro Electrical Contracting & Repairing Holy Name society will hold an Blessed Sacrament will be* ex prietor o f the ABC Doll shop. The ee C0H important meeting on Friday posed for all-day adoration. doll has been dressed as a Lo- evening, Nov. 30, at 8:15 p.m. The Rosary and other repara rettine nun by Sister Marie Ann, EARL J.STROHMIIIGER in the rectory. tive prayers offered for world a member of the teaching' staff Heat! Members of the Mt. Carmel peace and the conversion of Rus for the Blessed Sacrament' school, _ E U c tric CempoRy Ushers’ club will receive Com sia will be recited hourly until 9 and it will also be - used by the munion together in the 7 :30 Mass o’clock in the evening, when the Mothers’ club as a medium for Licensed and Bonded raising funds. Member National Electrical Contractor! Ais'n. on Sunday, Dec. 2. All members exercises will close with Benedic are urged to be present. tion. 1178 stout St. AC. 5733 Confessions will he heard Fri day evening, Nov. 30, at 7:30 for Christmas Party Set those vriio wish to attend the First Mr. Steady Hcdt Men's Club Slates Saturday devotions. On Sunday, Dec. 2, members of For St. Bernadette's Reliability — that's the the Altar and Rosary society and (St, Bernadette’s Parish, Denver) word for Coal. Of all the PTA will receive Communion The Altar and Rosary society fuels, Coal alone remaips Games Party at corporately in the 8 o ’clock Mass. plentiful and available, will have its annual Christmas Dr. and Mrs. Phil Clarke an luncheon next Thursday, Dec. 6, its supply unhampered nounce the birth o f a girl re 12 o’clock, at Jefferson hall. The cently in St. Joseph’s hospital. by emergencies that re Mother of God Various circles are serving and strict other fuels. Father William Mulcahy on furnishing the covered-dish lunch iC Fn n tr Nov. 25 baptized Katherine Jean, (Mother of God Parish, Denver) eon. The luncheon will be 50 cents ORDER YOUR COAL TODAY! daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A games party, sponsdred by and everyone is invited to attend. 0 . Young, with Phillip and Mary 3.U-^044^ SeJUMca! the Men’s club, will be held Fri The Men’s club will meet Ann Pusko as sponsors. next Wednesday evening, Dec. For tmorginey s«rvict on your Your Plumber For Yean day evening, Nov. 30, at 8 o’clock The Dads’ club will hold its coii htating aqulpment, call your in the church hall. Hams and cash 5, at 8 o’clock in the Jefferscm CHS rataiiar or-- monthly meeting in the new hall. Ed O'Connor, Sr. Ed O'Connor, Jr. awards will be featured.. Tickets school cafeteria Wednesday eve may be obtained at'the door. 3030 W. 44th Ave. GL. 4323 ning, Dec. 5. It will be preceded TOE BEST CV LUGGAGE COAL The Reparation society will by the recitation of the Rosary Of All Kinds . again observe the first Satur for peace in the church at 7:45. I HEATING I ^ WESTERN day of the month with special Father Mulcahy is the spiritual RUG prayers in honor of Our Lady AL9112 WINDOW & HOUSE OUTSTANDING TICKET SELLERS of St. Francis director. of Fatima. Anyone may join Marriage vows were exchanged OF CLEANING CO. the society in public prayer for de Sales’ school, Denver, for the junior parochial carnival by Miss Doris Marie White, are shown above. They are, left to right, front row, Paul Turner, DEYYER WE CLEAN CLEANING one hour during the following daughter of/*Mr. and Mrs. George hours;. 8:30 to 9:30 a.m., 10:30 Paul Wegener, and Joanne Loughry; and back row, Ronald Bahl, White of Leominster, Mass., and Windows Walls FREE MOTH PROOFING a.m. to 4 p.m., and 6 to 7:30 Joann Fried, and Thomas Freeman. The total sold by these six Harold Wayne Warren of Hol Woodwork Wqll Paper 2 Pc. Living p.m. amounted to $158. Total sales were $1,216 (all grades); high class yoke Nov. 24 in the Blessed Sac POLISHERS sales, eighth grade, $325.75 (averages more than $5 per student); rament church, with Father Mul Floors (Washed & Waxed) Room Suite Anyone interested in singing ELECTRIC MOPPERS Thoroly Cleaned with the parish choir on Christmas and high individual sales: Ronald Bahl, $37, and Thomas Freeman, cahy officiating. FREE ESTIMATES is asked to attend a rehearsal in $37.— (Photo by Turilli) The bride, who was' given in ELECTRIC SCRUBBERS FULLY INSURED Famous Rug & the church at 7 o’clock Friday + + + + + marriage by her father, was at Residcntidl & Commercial evening. tended by Miss Dixie Ray Luckel, Ask for a Demonstration Work Furniture Cleaning Co. The Altar and Rosary society and the bridegroom’s best man was his brother, Leonard R. War 1032 18th MAin1556 TA. 6569 1532 Market has obtained an additional supply Fail Festival Scheduled Dumont Sales €o. of Christmas cards, which will be ren. The bride’s parents, Mr. and sold after the Masses on Sundays. Mrs. George White o f Leominster, Janitor SnppUes, Waxes, Soaps and the bridegroom’s mother, 1736-44 Blake St. Talent Show By St. Francis' Boosters Mrs. Edith Warren, and his grand T A 4146 At Yule Party mother, Mrs. C. A. Struckmeyer, CALL The society will sponsor a both of Holyoke, were present for (St. Francis de Sales’ Parish, mothers will be on hand to intrO' Christmas party for all the chil the ceremony. Denver) duce the visitors. All are asked to dren o f the parish Dec. 23 in the DRAPERS The fall festival and games night visit the St. Maria Goretti first A wedding breakfast followed D A N C A W early evening. A special feature of sponsored annually by the Boost grade rooms, which are in use for the marriage, and in the after NOW IS THE TIM E___ the party will be a talent show put for ers’ club will be held this Saturday the first time this year. ' noon a reception was held in the UPHOISTEDV on by the children. Any child evening, Dec. 1. It will feature a home of a friend at 3401 Vine ASPHALT TILES . . . RUBBER TILE . . . PLASTIC TILE wishing to participate in this show There will he no regUlar meeting 926 W . 6th Ave. - Ma. 4507 Rusco Storm ham dinner, which •will be served is asked to sign a sheet of paper of the Parent-Teachers’ associa Windows and Doors by the men o f the organization Compare Our Price* on the bulletin board Sunday. A tion in December. Upholstery, Repairing, from 5 until 8 p.m. at $1 for'adults gp:oup of children to sing carols The mothers of Girl Scout troop Free Estimates and 50 cents for children. A va Holy Family Club Modernizing also will he formed and children 302 entertained the Lincoln neigh Jefferson Linoleum & Floor Covering Service riety of games and bazaar attrac Office PHONE Home wishing to join this group also will borhood meeting at the home of tions'w ill be available for both All work guaranteed. Terms MA 6188 AL 8520 sign on the bulletin board. Mrs. Joe Sheridan on Monday, Nov. 5206 H W. Colfax Phone BEImont 3-58y young and old. if desired. Evening calls. Another feature o f the party 26, at 8 p.m. Fo Sponsor Games As the aim of this organization will be a 43-year-old doll donated Call Vs for Free Estimate is the promotion of physical edu A committee meeting and The firms listed here deserve to by Mrs. W. A. Barlow for a special Obligation cation and recreation programs in women’s auxiliary meeting of Boy be remembered when you are dis* prize. Venetian Blind* Carpeting tributinf your patronage to tha dif both the grade and high school, it Scout troop 126 will be held in the Party on Dec. 12 St. Anne’s Sewing guild will ferent lines of business. is hoped that parishioners will co home of Mrs. George Mulqueen, meet Thursday afternoon at 1:30 operate to the fullest extent in 346 S. Sherman, SP. 9005, on (Holy Family Parish, Denver) in the home of Mrs. L. A. Tang- making Saturday’s activity both a Tuesday, Dec. 4, at 8 p.m. Mrs. The Men’s club of Holy Family ney, 411 Corona. Any woman in social and a financial success. Any Mike Auer wiir assist. parish 'will sponsor a special games terested in sewing for the Altar ELDER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY further information concerning The planning meeting of pack party in the school hall on the society is invited to attend. the festival may be obtained by night of Wednesday, Dec. 12. GUY M. ELDER Star o f ' the Sea circle will be 126 will be held at the home of calling James Carter, general There will be a variety of gifts of entertained Monday afternoon, Mrs. William Keleman, 534 S. fered. John Burke and Joe Fan Industrial and Commercial Building Dec. 3, at a bridge luncheon by chairman, PE. 2158; or John Reagan, president, SP. 1130. Logan, Dec. 3, at 8 p.m. Commit ning, together with Barney Caul 175 Vallejo St. PEarl 89.30 Mrs. J. S. Conrad in her home. tee members and den mothers are field, comprise the sponsoring Charlene Pierson, daughter of PTA Sets Rsked l;o be present. committee, assisted by many other Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pierson, and Open House members of the club. It is hoped Kenneth McGill, son o f Mr. and The Parent-Teachers’ associa The Rosary circle will meet that this special p y ty will re E L E C T R I C W o r k Mrs. Joseph McGill, were married tion is sponsoring the annual open Tuesday, Dec. 4, at 12:45 p.m. in ceive the response o f the members WIRING AND REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS prior to a Nuptial Mass Saturday, house and pantry shower for the the home of Miss Catherine Hynes, of the parish. morning before the Rev. Amador sisters Wednesday afternoon, Dec. 460 S. Sherman, SP. 0285. In view of the resolution passed LYNCH ELECTRIC COMPANY Cruz Wisco. Witnesses were Har 5. All contributions of food should Father Julius Fecher, C.PP.S., at the last meeting of the Men’s old Barin and Maurlne Pierson. be sent to either the grade or the baptized David Lawrence Harris, club, that the regularly scheduled e p Rita Agnes, daughter o f Mr high school on Tuesday or Wednes son of Mr. and Mrs. James C. Har meeting be held the Wednesday 1721 E. 31st Ave. !?%“ T’ and Mrs. Josiah Allen, was bap day morning. The open house will ris, Sunday, Nov. 25. His sponsors evening preceding its Commun tized Sunday by the Rev. John Re- be from 1 to 4 p.m. in the grade were Philip B. Harris and Joan ion Sunday, the next business •gan. Sponsors were Mr. and Mrs, school and from 2 to 4 p.m. in the O’Neill. William J. O’Neill acted and social meeting will be held in William Blick. high school. All parents are invited as proxy. Mary Sally Ann Hynes, the school hall on the night of Mrs. Harry Krantwashl is se to jittend and meet the respective daughter of Mr. and ^rs. Joseph Wednesday, Dec. 5. Father 'William riously ill in a local hospital. sisters and lay teachers. Room Hynes, was baptized Sunday, Nov Molloy, chaplain o f the Mt. Eliza 25, by Father F. D. McCallin. Her beth retreat home, will entertain sponsors were George Twining at the meeting with the demonstra. Santa Getting Ready and Mary C. Glover. tioh of magic tricks. Prior to a Nuptial Mass at The women of the Altar and o’clock Tuesday, Nov. 27, Miss Rosary society will receive Holy a ‘i KaUierine Ellen Smith, daughter Communion in the 7 :30 Mass on o f Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Smith, Sunday, ^ec. 2. They will hold Butte, Mont., became the bride of their annual Christmas party at Paul Anthony Flynn, son o f Mrs the monthly meeting scheduled T A B O R ^ I I Margaret Flynn^ 354 S. Washing for Thursday afternoon, Dec. 6. ton. The Rev. Cornelius Flynn, The officers will act as hostesses Corpus Christi paris’.., Colorado for this meeting. All members are Springs, and brother of the bride' to bring a gift not to exceed %BioGiBnd(rDd& groom, witnessed the double-ring 75 cents in value. SECOND AND SANTA FE •TABOR 2211 ceremony. Members of the clergy Christmas Noveno present in the sanctuary included To Begin-Dec. 15 the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Gregory The annual Christmas novena, Smith, the R t Rev. Monsignor Eu which has now become a tradition gene O’Sullivan; and Fathers Jul o f the parish, will begin this year ius Fecher, C.PP.S.; Jos^h Leb- on Saturday evening, Dec. 15. The erer, and Leo Lyons, S.S.Cl preacher for the novena devotions Mary Ann Falk was an attend will be Father Herbst, C.M., of ant to the bride, and Joseph Flynn, SL Thomas’ seminary. The choir, brother of the bridegroom, acted under the direction of Sister Mary as best man. A wedding breakfast Victor, is composed of both alumni followed at the Top of the Park, and students of Holy Family high The bride was formerly a nurse at school. The devotions during the St. James’ hospital, Butte, Mont, novena will begin at 7 :45 each and the bridegroom is a member evening, and •will last approxi of the Denver police force. mately 35 minutes. Boys, Girls in Westwood To Receive 1st Communion CRANE laundrelfe! (St. Anthony’* Pari*h, Wa*twood) JOSEPH DRYER (left), "Mr. Santa Claus” to hun Sunday, Dec. 2, in the 8 o’clock Mass 49 boys and girls o f St. Specializing in Quality Plumbing and Heating Repairs Anthony’s parish will receive First Communion. December 2 is dreds of Denver orphans, talks over plans for the annual also Communion Sunday for the Altar and Rosary society in the Knights, of Columbus Christmas party given the youngsters with Lin- 8 d*clock Mass. SLATTERY & COMPANY don D. Mason, Fourth Degree faithful navigator of the Denver 539 The Altar and Rosary society will meet Wednesday afternoon, Cdl Plumbing and Heating Contractors assembly. The Denver knights see, that the children in the Denver in Dec. 5, at 1 o’clock in the parish hail.. Sonto's U6n€TIRn BLinD CO. JOHN J. CONNOR, Pruident ROBERT F. CONNOR, V l» PrciidcDt stitutions get entertainment, can*dy, and gifts in a whirlwind visit Father Michael A. Maher is starting a convert class to meet Htlpm ^OW ! 1726 Market Street Phone MAin 7127 or 7128 that leaves the tots with the conviction that they are not forgotten at every Monday evening at 7 o’clock in the parish hall. The first Christmas time.— (Photo by Smyth) meeting will be Monday evening, Dec. 3. . MAin 3 6 ^ 1350 Acomo