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Contents Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc. 1946—Permission to Reproduce, Except on Seven Jesuits, One Franciscan Articlea Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue Instruct Over 700 From Coiorado to Be Ordained DENVER CATHOLIC Persons; 60 Classes Eight young men from Denver John J. Walsh, S J., of St. John’s taught in Camnion high school. Are Taught Weekly and vicinity, seven Jesuits and one arish; and the Rev. Edward L. Prairie du Chien, Wise. Franciscan, will be ordained this tollmar, S.J., of St. Nicholas' The officers at Father Guida’s Sunday, June 17, and sing their parish, Platteville. first Solemn Mass will be: The Rev. first Solemn Masses here the fol The Rev. Walter F. Armijo, Hildebrand M. Brunetti, O.S.M., Four Members of Order Have Worked Nine lowing Sunday, June 24. The Den O.F.M., of St. Elizabeth’s pgrish, of Mt. Carmel parish, assistant ver Jesuits form the largest rep will be ordained by the Most Rev. priest; the Rev, Andrew S. Dimi- Months in Goiorado; First Center in resentation from any city in the Amleto G. Cicognani, Apostolic chino, S. J., pastor of the Sacred REGISTER class of 41, including 25 from the Delegate to the United States, in Heart parish, deacon; and B. G, The National Catholic Welfare Conference. News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We Greeley; 11 Missions Served Missouri province, to be elevated the Franciscan monastery in Pratt, SJ., Regis, subdeacon. The Have Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, Seven Smaller to the priesthood by the Most Washington, D. C. Very Rev. John J. Flanagan, SJ., Rev. Paul C. Schulte, Bishop of Also included in the class of president of Regis college, will Services, Photo Features, and Wide World Photos. (3 cents per copy) In the first nine months of work in the Archdiocese of I^avenworth, in the Immaculate Jesuits are two who taught at preach the sermon. R. J. Imbs, S.J., Denver, the Missionary Catechists of Our Blessed Lady of chapel of St. Mary’s college, S t Regis high school, the Rev. (Turn to Page 9 — Colum n S) VOL. XL. No. 41. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 1945. $1 PER YEAR Victory have set a remarkable record. Since last September, Marys, Kans., where they studied Thomas E. Donohue, S.J., of + + + theology. Lincoln, Nebr., and the Rev. Wil the four Catechists, whose headquarters. Our Lady of Peace They are: The Rev. Martin D liam L. Rossner, S.J., of Kansas center, is located in Greeley, have instructed more than Currigan, S.J., of Blessed Sacra City. Mo. 700 persons in the truths of the Catholic religion, and have ment parish; the Rev. Gerald All the Jesuits to be ordain^ Seven Denver Natives in Jesuit Ordination Class Guida. SJ.. of Our Lady of Mt made their novitiate in St. Stanis conducted 60 classes every week in the 11 missions under Carmel parish; the Rev. Edward laus’ seminary in Florissant, Mo., their charge, according to the report sent to Archbishop D. Harris, S.J.. of St. Francis de took their philosophy course in St. Urban J. Vehr. Sales’ parish; the Rev. Stanley E. Louis university, and their theol In addition to their work of Kalamaja, S.J., of Loyola parish; ogy in St. Mary’s college, St teaching Christian doctrine the the Rev. James W. Naughton, S.J Marys, Kans. Catechists have taken a census in E. of St. Dominic’s pariah; the Rev. Joint Reception Planned 13 missions and have completed A joint reception for the newly the tabulation of records on 468 ordained Jesuit priests will be held families. This and their other at Regis college Sunday evening, duties have entailed 1,111 visits OEHVii IIATIIE June 24, from 8 to 10 o’clock. to homes in their districts. TTiey DIES: FDDIHEDED All friends of the young priests also organized a choir for young are invited to attend. women and an Altar society for Rev. Martin D. Currigan, S.J the married women. The choir The Rev. Martin D. Currigan, boasts a membership of 30 and the S.J., will celebrate his first Solemn Altar society has 42 members. T Mass in Blessed Sacrament church The enrollment in the religion at 8 o’clock Sunday, June 24. The classes is 682, of which 565 are ilEII DRDIED son of Dr. and Mrs. Martin Cur children and 117 are adults. The lifetime altar boy, first of rigan, 1936 Hudson street, he was Sixty-three persons were given old St. Patrick’s, Silver Plume, born in Denver Aug. 9,1914. After private instructions. The total and later of Our Lady of Lourdes, attending Sacred Heart grade The Rev. Gerard C. Perkins, number of first communicants is Georgetown, who had a silent C.M., was ordained to the priest school and Regis high school, he listed as 83, 78 children and five hood May 26 in the Church of the entered the Society of Jesus in adults. Seventy-two others were prayer of his own’ concerning the Immaculate Conception, German 19.33. As a scholastic he thught in prepared for First Communion towering mountain, jutting like a town, Pa., by the Most Rev. Hugh Marquette high school, Milwaukee, privately by the Catechists either wall into the sky to the west, lived L. Lamb, Auxiliary Bishop of Phil Wise. on Sunday or in the evenings. ’ to see that prayer granted. Wil liam Francis Buckley, Clear Creek adelphia. The officers for Father Corri A total of 3,290 pieces of read Father Perkins was born June 3, gan’s first Solemn Mass Ts-ill be as County commissioner, the friend of Rev. Martin D. Currigan, S.J. Rev. Gerald J. Guida, S.J. Rev. Edward D. Harris, S.J. Rev. Stanley E. Kalamaja, ing matter, including books, maga three governors and mining part 1911, in Denver, the son of Ralph follows; The Very Rev. Harold V. zines, Catholic papers, and leaf Perkins and the late Julia Griffin Campbell, pastor of Blessed Sacra ner of one; the lad who had grown lets, were distributed by the into leadership entitling him to sit Perkins, and one of four chil ment parish, assistant priest; the Catechists in their weekly visits. dren. He attended parochial grade Rev. Bernard Karst, SJ., of Regis, with the leaders of his state, ar deacon; and the Rev. George R. eEllEROyS GIEIS! Also handed out were 1,362 reli guing with them for the building schoMs in Denver and one year in gious articles, and the needy were S t Joseph’s high sch-ol here be Toruno, SJ., of Trinidad, 'sub- of his dreams, died M ond^ noon deacon, Father Campbell will given 223 pieces of clothing. in St. Joseph’s hospital, Denver, fore the family moved to Philadel The four enthusiastic religious phia. He completed his high school preach the sermon. Immediately knowing that the pioneer bore has following the Mass a breakfast will in their trim navy blue serge and been completed through Loveland education in West Philadelphia FOR CRIRIIlESj. stiff white collars are the first Catholic high school for boys. be held in the Cosmopolitan hotei pass, the preliminary construction A reception for Father Currigan Missionary Catechists to live in to the great transcontinental high In 1935 he entered the Congrega the archdiocese. They came from tion of the Mission to study for will be held in the home, 1936 Hud way tunnel to be completed after son street, from 3 to 6 p.m. the mother-house, Victory Noll, the w ar^ the priesthood. He studied at St. OF POPE OSIER Ind. In charge of the little com Joseph’s, Princeton, N. J., and St. Rev. Gerald F. Guida, S.J. munity is Catechist Regina Tor- That was one of the victories Vincent’s, Germantown, Pa. He The Rev. Gerald F. Guida, SJ., zewski, who was formerly sta accomplished by Will Buckley in completed his preparation in St. will sing his first Solemn Mass at tioned in Redlands, Calif. Cate his busy life. His is an unusual, Mary Immaculate seminary, North 10 o’clock Sunday, June 24, in Our An urgent plea for generous do yet characteristically Western nations to the annual Peter’s Pence chists Dorothy Wilke, Esiquia ampton, Pa. Lady of Mt. Carmel church. The Montoya, and Maximiliana Mar pioneer story. And, more, it is Father Perkins celebrated his son of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Guida collection Sunday, June 24, is con the story of a Catholic gentleman, first Solemn Mass in his parish of 3704 Shoshone street, he was tained in a letter from Archbishop tinez have also spent several years who. honored in public esteem and Urban J. Vehr of Denver, Citing in the mission fields. All four are church, St. Timothy’s, June 3. born in Denver May 18, 1913, and excellent drivers, experienced in confidence by continued election He is a nephew of Mrs. S. J. Slat attended local schools. After at the many distressing appeals for to office, and prominent in state help that come from all over the changing tires and repairing tery, Mrs. John Conway, and tending Regis college for one year, motors. They take turns at being government councils, served at thf Hanna and Katie Griffin of he entered the Society of Jesus in world, particularly since the de altar when youths were not avail struction caused by the war, the hmisekeeper and cook, but teachinsT Denver. Florissant, Mo. As a scholastic, he catechism is nearest the heart of able in Georgetown, fa th e r Chris Archbishop asks that we, who have topher Wilsh) at Our L a^ «£ been spared many of the physical all four religious. Working in co-operation with Lourdes, knew that his acol^e of hardships of the conflict, share our (Turn to Pagi 2 — Column 5) Msgr. John R. Mulroy Will abundance through the Holy Fa the pastors in the area, these new ther with those who have been hard Jama* Nanghton, -Rav. Edward Vallmae, John J. WaUh, S.J. rdigious in Greeley are helping hit. The letter follows: bring Catholicism to families and At Silver Jubilee Mass communities far distant from mis Father Brennan Mark 25 Years’ Service to Reverend Dear Father and Beloved sion churches. So successful has People: Joseph Dryer their work been that plans have May I again appeal to your gen already been announced for set Seminary Head erosity in the annual collection for Archbishop Vehr Praises ting up a new center this fall in Church, Humanity June 27 the Holy Father? This yearly con Couple Note Brighton. tribution to the common Father of In Perryville Christendom is an expression of 3 Will Be Ordained Twenty-five years of service to Maloney and the Rev. Bernard J our loyalty and devotion to the See 50th Jubilee Service of Father Moran the Church and to humanity will Cullen, masters of ceremonies. As of Peter and of our personal love The Very Rev, William M. Bren for the Vicar of Christ on earth. Priesis Next Dee. 1 be observed by the silver sacerdotal sistant priest to the Archbishop is nan, C.M., former president of St, jubilee celebration of the Rt. Rev. the Very Rev. Harold V. Campbell As we know, the personal needs Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Dryer, Praising the Rev. John P. Moran served as deacon of the Mass for Monsignor John R. Mulroy, LL.D., and the deacons of honor are the of the Holy Father are few and prominent members of Holy Fam for his years of service to the his classmate, and who will himself Charles Jones, Robert Syrianey, Thomas’ seminary, Denver, has Wednesday, June 27. Highlighting Very Rev. John J. Finn of Schenec limited. But upon him depend the ily parish in Denver, observed the work of the Catholic Charities as mark his silver jubilee on June 27. and John Haley, all of Denver, been appointed rector of St. the observance will be a Solemn tady, N. Y., and the • Very Rev general government of the Church golden anniversary of their mar head of the child placement com These Monsignors included the Rt. students for the archdiocese in St. Mary’s seminary, Perryville, Mo., Mass, coram Archiepiscopo, offered Daniel R. Burns of Saratoga and the support of many of the riage June 8. “The couple and mittee, an^ for his priestly devo Rt. Rev. Thomas V. Shannon of Thomas’ seminary, will be raised of which he also was former head. by the jubilarian in the beautiful Springs, N. Y. The Rt. Rev. Mon- missionary efforts of the Church their family attended Mass and tion in ministering to his parish Lake Forest, 111.; and Monsignors to the priesthood Saturday, Dec. Father Brennan for several years Church of the Holy Ghost, in down signqr Matthew Smith will deliver throughout the world. The cessa received Holy Communion in their ioners, Archbishop Urban J. Vehr Joseph Bosetti, Matthew Smith, 1, by Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, had been rector of St. John’s semi town Denver, at 10 o’clock. the Jubilee sermon. tion ofjwar in Europe presents new parish church the morning of the paid tribute to Father Moran on Charles Hagus, and William Hig it was announced this week. The nary, San Antonio, Tex. He was problems in destroyed churches, anniversary. The jubilarians re the occasion of the celebration of gins, who gave the jubilee ser young men will receive the sub- succeeded in that post by the Very In the presence of Archbishop Following the Mass a luncheon mon. Urban J. Vehr, a host of Bishops for the visiting clergy will be schools. Convents, and the general ceived a special blessing and re his silver jubilee Wednesday diaconate June 29 and the diacon- Rev. James Stakelum, C.M., who and other prelates of the Church, served in the Brown Palace hotel impoverishment of priests, sisters, newed their marriage vows before morning. The love with which Officers of the Mass Included ate in September. The priesthood formerly taught.in St. Thomas.’ the clergy, sisters, and tjie first and in the evening at 8 o’clock a Shd lay people in every country on the Rev. Leo Flynn, pastor. Father Moran cares for the souls the Very Rev. Joseph P. O’Heron, ordination Dec. 1 will be the only Father Brennan marked his silver citizens of the city and state, and public reception for the jubilarian the continent. In their dire dis A dinner for the couple was entrusted to his care is reflected assistant priest at the Archbishop’s one this year of students for the jubilee as a priest at Perryville in hundreds of the laity. Monsignor will be held in the Silver Glade of tress they turn for aid to the Holy given by their children in the in the esteem in which he is held throne; Monsignor Mulroy, deacon archdiocese. 1937. Mulroy will sing the Jubilee hlass. the Cosmopolitan hotel. Various Father. I receive many distress Auditorium hotel that evening. by his people, said the Arch to Father Moran at the Mass; the Officers who will assist him are organizations of Holy Ghost church ing appeals from Bishops, priests, The program included an invoca bishop. Rev. James P. Flanagan, subdea the Rev. John P. Moran, deacon; are sponsoring the luncheon and and sisters asking for a little help tion by Father Flynn, musical se In the presence of the Arch con; the Rev. Gregory Smith, and the Rev. Hubert M. Newell, sub reception. in their extreme misery. We can lections by Harry Morton and Fay bishop, more than 60 of his the Very Rev. Howard Delaney, Spanish-American Welfare deacon; and the Rev. Dr. David readily understand the number and Roswell, and addresses by Ray and brother-priests, and a representa dean of Walsenburg, deacons of Associated With agony of such appeals as come reg Joe Dryer. tive gathering of sisters of the honor to His Excellency, the Arch All Youth» Sent 45 Organizations ularly to the Holy Father from all Those present at the dinner, in city, and members of the parish, bishop. Masters of ceremonies parts of the world. addition to the jubilarians, were Father Moran celebrated a Sol were the Rev. Dr. David Maloney Mrs. Higgins’ 1 st Interest To Catholic Schools Monsignor Mulroy, for 15 years We who have been spared many Father Flynn, Mrs. John Filas of emn Mass in thanksgriving for the and the Rev. Francis Syrianey, pastor of Holy Ghost church, and physical hardships of war and Chicago, sister of Mrs. Dryer; favors received from God in his 25 assistant in St. John’s parish. 7th Zarlengo founder and for 18 years director have enjoyed many blessings can Mrs. Emilie Klein, Mrs. Dryer’s years as a priest Present also were The Rev. Robert McMahon and “She is the finest person I ever many other works have been adddd. of the Catholic Charities, has sustain the hands of the Holy niece; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dryer, five Monsignori, in addition to the the Rev. Donald McMahon, who worked with. I never heard her Archbishop Urbam J. Vehr, at tha (Turn to Page S — Colu mn J,) (Turn to Page S — Column i) (Tumi to Page S — Colum n S) Rt. Rev. John R. Mulroy, who were members of the parish be say an unkind word about anyone.” ACCW annual meeting, compli Boy Graduated fore ordination, served as book- That was the tribute paid to Mrs. mented the women on how well bearer and bupa-bearer to the L. A. Higgins of 1219 S. Race they had carried out Bishop Ti- Archbishop.' Minor offices oi the street, new president of the Denver (TumtoPageS — Column t) Mass were filled by seminarians u Archdiocesan Council of Catholic From College of the parish, Robert Freuden- Women, by one of her co-workers. 200 Converts Yearly stein, Thomas McMahon, and Ed It seems an ideal way to describe At Cathedral ward Madden. Robert Syrianey Writing finis to a remarkable this dark-haired, dark-eyed, pleas of St. Thomas’ seminary was antly Irish-looking woman who has achievement of educating their (Turn to Pages — Column U) given years of devotion to the 25 Adults to seven sons in Catholic colleges, cause of charity in Denver. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Zarlengo of Perhaps her outstanding inter- 4204 Knox court, Denver, saw 2 Holy Family Be Received their youngest, Dante Vincent, re ceive his degree in the Creighton University school of dentistry on Graduates Will Into Church June 7. Since 1918 there had been a Zarlengo in Regis. All seven Approximately 25 adults are boys went to Regis high school Enter Seminary soon to be received into the and college. Church as the last in the series Young Vincent, as if to match Two 1945 graduates of Holy of Cathedral convert classes for his parents’ record with a glorious Family high school, Denver, will the Mason, under the direction of graduation achievement, c^tured enter St. Thomas’ seminary in the Rev. Duane Theobald, is highest honors in his class. For the August, the Rev. Leo Flynn, pas brought to a close. This raises to highest average in his four years tor of the Northside parish, an the 86 mark the number of adult at the Omaha school, he was nounced this week. The two are converts received into the Church awarded the Chi Psi Phi "medal. Louis Hall and John Landrum. as a result of these classes, held Memberships in Omicron Kappa Louis Hall, the son of Mr. and at the Cathedral from September Upsilon, Jesuit honorary society, Mrs. E. J. Hall of 3291 Quitman to June ■ this season. Twenty- and in Alpha Sigma Nu, national street, has been prominently iden three converts were received into dental fraternity, were bestowed tified with Parochial league ath the Church by Father Theobald on him. letics for four years. He won after the second series of instruc Doctor Zarlengo will be in Den letters in .the four major sports in tions, which closed shortly before ver June 15 to begin a part-time Holy Family, was president of the Easter. Other converts received practice while awaiting a commis student council, prefect of the so at the Cathedral after private in sion in the navy. A brother, Dr. dality, and had the second highest structions alone numijer, on the Ernest P. Zarlengo, has been hon scholastic average in his senior average, more than 100 per year, orably discharged after serving in year. this bringing the .total number re the Pacific. Capt. Frank Zarlengo John Landrum, the son of Mr. ceived to about 200. is 8 doctor in Italy, and Pfc. and Mrs. H. C. Landrum of 8869 Mr*. L. A. Higgini Members of the convert classes, Charles Zarlengo is studying medi Newton, was president of the sen before being received into the cine at Colorado university, ex ior class and of the Lincoln club. cst has been, in the welfare of . Church, are also given private in 8< pecting to be graduated this fall. He has been attending Regis col Spinish-American people in Colo structions. The Cathedral in W Other Zarlengo boys, all products lege since January of this year, rado. Strangely enough, this was struction classes have been held of Regis college, are Henry, in the having finished the required high the charge mid upon the women’s for the past 30 years, and ar« yc state attorney general’s office; school course then in the accel council by Bishop J. Henry Tihen nationally famous. They have re fe. Dominic, a physics teacher in East The Immaculate Conception Spencer Penrose home before Mrs. Mountain area. It is conducted by diction has been given in the erated war-time program. when it was organized 19 years sulted in an average of nearly 100 high school; and Louis, in business chapel in El Pomar retreat-house. Penrose gave the magnificent resi the Sisters of Charity of Cincin chapel. Mrs. Penrose has been per Both young men attended Holy ago. And the welfare of these peo converts to Catholicism yearly, ■with his father. The family also Colorado Springs, is pictured dence as a retreat center for nati. The privilege of daily Bene sonally attending these lervices. Family nade school before enter ple has been the main interest and their total of converts through baa two girls, both married. above. It was a music room in the women, the only one in the Rocky. ing the nigh school deportment. of the council ever since, although out the years is more than 2,600. PAGE TWO Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, EEystone '4205 Thursday, June 14, *1945 1 SPANISH AMERICAN WELFARE m F. BUCKLEY, PIONEER OF The Denver Catholic ArcUisbp Veb Register MRS. HIGGINS’ 1ST INTEREST CLEAR CREEK COUNH, DIES I SUITABLE Published Weekly by the Catholic Press Society, Inc. (Continued From Pago One) Community Centers for Spanish- Praises Zeal o( (Continued From Page One) otherwise would have severely suf 038 Bannock Street, Denver, hen’s charge throughout the years. Americans began in 1932 at Rude years, now gray-haired and in mid fered. At the news of his unex Colo. A list of Mrs. Higgins’ activi center. She has been secretary of pected death, a shadow fell and dle age, would never fail him, no lengthened on Idaho Springs, Subscription: $1 Per Year ties in women's work for the past the Rude executive board since matter how snowy the skies or icy Georgetown, and Silver Plume. dozen years is almost incredibly 1935 until the present time. She Fr. Job Moran the roads. Entered as Second Class Matter It was recalled that Will Buck- extensive. She was president of became associated with the work at the Post Office, Denver, WUliam was bom April 22, ley had never been heard to speak the Altar and Rosary society of S t of the Vail center in 1936 and has (Continued From Pagf One) 1887, at Silver Plume, the son of ill of any person, and that any re Colo. continued her interest there until Jerry and Alice Buckley, who quest made of him had met an Vincent de Paul’s parish from the present For the past four thurifer, and Leo Horrigan, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed were among the first residents understanding reception, followed 1933 to 1935. Her work with the years she has been secretary of the of that once world-famous silver almost invariably by results. Northside center executive board. ward Horrigan of St.,John’s par ish, who were marriSa before Fa camp. He was baptized, confirmed, County Judge Criley, when noti RESTAURANT Mrs. Higgins served as secre ther Moran just after his ordina and served the early priests in St. fied by telephone, said: “The tary of the Regis Mothers’ club in tion, was train-bearer for the Arch Patrick’s church; went to the pub county has lost a leader, a friend liS 17th S tru t 1935 and 1936. She was president bishop. lic schools at “the Plume” and be of every man, woman, and child. of the Denver deanery of the Between Welion a*a The choir, whi^h performed came associated with his father in I, who have worked with him, Callterain It. ACCW from 1940 to 1943. She was the transportation business that know the measure of his human named on 'the priginal Citizen's beautifully, was under the direc tion of the Rev. Roy Piglino of Jerry Buckley conducted until his ness and his modesty; his charity Military Hospitality Association death in 1909. and understanding. His heart was: committee in 1941 and served until St. John's parish and the Rev. Thomas Barrett, C.M., of St. On his trips over Loveland pass big, too big, perhaps, longer to S{Migl SUNDJUr DINNER 1943. She has been a member of on the dangerous narrow old road, endure the misery and privations STEWED CHICKEN, CHOPPED STEAK OR the USO executive committee in Thomas’ seminary. in this troubled world.” FATHER’S DAY CARDS ROAST PORK I Inclndinc soup or cocktail, veg- 3 CONVERTS RECEIVE the lad never failed to look for a Denver since it was organized. row of weather-grayed wood stakes eiable, potatoes, salad, dessert and drink. Choice Carrying out her interest in this 1ST COMMUNION Portal of Historic Granite of six other entrees.™.— ..™------scarcely discernible up the rocky One of the last plans he was 7 5 . work, Mrs.' Higgins has worked as Three converts who were bap slope. His father, like the other SERVED 11 AJL to 5 P.M. ONLY successful in having adopted was a volunteer at the USO-NCCS tized and received into.the Church first settlers, was firm in the be 4H NO club, 1575 Grant street, every Sat by Father Moran on the previous to build the east portal of the big JflmES CmRK( ■KATB Die 3UOB lief that some day the narrow- Loveland pass tunnel, when work urday night from 6 until 1 a.m. evening, made their First Holy gauge Colorado Central railroad, She has charge of the snack bar Communion in his Silver Jubilee is resumed after the war, entirely Headquarttm for built in the 70’s by W. A. Love of the cut granite blocks of stone . CHURCH now. In addition she has assisted Mass. They are Miss Leona Ma land, from Denver to Silver Plume, ARTICLES or DEVOTION legularly with the parish dinners rie Ragsdale, Miss Bette Rose that were part of the high bridge CRURCB FURNISHINGS would be extended to the Pacific of' the historic Georgetown loop, served free to service men on Sun Bromley, and Miss Patricia Ruth coast. This was Loveland’s dream BOOKS FOB THB CATB- GOODS day evenings. Carr. , W h ^ the loop was demolished to and, as a part of the plan to reach make room for highway 6, OIJO LAmr AND CLERGY Moving - Packing - Storage Mrs. Higgins was bom and the Western slope/ a survey was HOUSE Monsignor Higgins which is the Loveland pass road. I 1636-38 Tremont Street reared in Denver. She attended St. run for the necessary tunnel Will Buckley acquired for the Phone TAhor 3789 For the Safety of Your Goods Francis de Sales’ grade and high Lauds Jubilarian through the pass. The survey county possession of the stone Taking his theme from the Col stakes^captured the imagination of work, and these hundreds of blocks schools. Her husband is connected young* Buckley and he learned use with a dairy company. They have lect of the Mass of Christ the High have been stored for uSe at the Priest, “Grant that they whom much from the railroad men who portals of the tunnel. two children, both of whom are Thou hast chosen to be servants brought in the trains over the lit Hour#! 9 to 12t 1 to 8 Phono MAia 3437 Johnson Servisn on Every Move tle rails that four years ago were Mr. Buckley is survived by his now married, Rosemary and Law of Christ and dispensers of His wife; his mcther, Mrs. Alice rence Arthur, Jr., radiomen first mysteries may discharge with fi takenLttlVdl up UU LUfora SWXOUfscrap, with Wlbll the UlC mem-lUVIIl* ^ v v- > ^ « LONG DISTANCE MOVING delity the ministry which' they ory of the Colorado Central al- Mary Co - class with the navy. ready fading. 'hns, all of SHver Plume; his Dr. J. J. O’Neil, Dentist were given,” Monsignor William brothers, Jerry, John, Ray, James, ‘ % Order COAL Now Higgins paid tribute to Father BROTHERS FORMED Edmond, Robert, and Ronald; his Moran as a priest admired and BASEBALL TEAM sisters, Mrs. Nell J. Wegrich of Suite 722 Mack Building, 16th ai^ California Streets W» Rmeammend loved for many qualities, chief Will had seven brothers and the Mt. Morrison; Mrs. Bernadette Jobson Storage £ Moving Co. among them modesty, full absorp Columbine and Industrial eight, with a brother-in-law, "Bud” Kennedy of Denver; Mrs. Eloise HAVE TOUB FURNACE tion in the care of souls, and de 221 Broadway Denver P E arl 2433 VACUmi CLEANED Geer, formed the famous Buckley Gear, Los Angeles, Calif.; Mrs. votion to the sick. Brothers’ baseball nine, wearing Alice Reichwein, Boulder* Colo.; 0 ^ 0 ^ 0 ^ SUPREME The preacher pointed out that their distinctive cardinal and gray and 22 nephews and nieces, the word “mystery” gives scarcely uniforms, and taking on all othei among them Joseph J. Wegrich, in COAL CO. a hint of the values and realities nines, most of them much older in the a n ^ at Camp Maxey, Tex.; 3% on Your Savings PE. 4679 1144 So. Penn. with which a priest is concerned in years, in the mountain mining James Witt Taylor of Denver, a his life work. “In the Greek of St. camps. In the also famous Silver naval cadet; and Miss Phyllis BUY WAR BONDS FOR VICTORY Paul,” said Monsignor Higgins, Plume brass band, which attended Buckley, a sophomore at the Uni OPEN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT ‘“ mystery’ refers to positive val all the volunteer firemen’s race versity of Denver. ues transcending anything that tournaments. Fourth of July and The funeral is being attended • Insure your future by saving NOW. Have this world has to offer. Houses and other celebrations, William was the by several delegations from Clear money after the war for a New Home, New Auto lands, health and wealth, are real drummer. He cut and hauled Creek county, headed by Mayor whatever you desirg of the good things of life. in a limited sehse, but they are wood, drove the heavilv loaded George Rowe of Silver Plume; only shadows of the supreme reali wagons, tmd thought of the tunnel County Judge. Criley, Dave Collins, ties—God, the immortal soul, that would make pasuge over the a cousin; Anthony J. Ricci, post o a e e u ^ t o grace, and heaven. The ordinary backbone of the continent so much master St Georgetown, and otners. DENVER INDUSTRIAL BANK experiences and material skills are easier and quicker. Requiem Mass is being offered meant, not the end and purpose of After the death of,their father, Thursday at 9:30 in St. John’s GEORGE F. ROCK, President life. Man belongs to a hierarchy the Buckley brothers formed a church. Interment Mt. Olivet 1534 California Street Telephone: Main 5155 SPARE YOUR FAMILY not restricted bv visible creation. business partnership with their Boulevard service. He is destined for the vision and mother. In addition, Will engaged Open Mondays Until 8 p.m. possession of God. The mysteries in mining. At one time he had fS of God, Christ’s teachings, and the an associate former Governor Auto Body and Fender THE ADDED BURDEN sacraments are indispensible sup Teller Ammons. A friend of many REPAmiNG AND PAINTING ports.” years was former Governor, now FRia! ESTIMAT* TIM* PAYMKNTS "We thank God joyously with United States Senator, Ed C. John Father Moran because he is now son. Ralph Carr, former Gover SWAYNE-WIMBUSH SELL your CAR to 1 HE WHITE CROSS Future Need Plan enables you and your 25 years a priest of the sacrifice nor, was another close friend of aSO BANNOCK TA. BIIB family to face the tragedy ol bereavement without the added of these mysteries. It is a dignity many years. The Governor’s SalUna rORDS aiDm IIU incomparable.” Monsignor Higgins mother, Hattie Kimberlin, was a worry of unexpected iinemcial obligation. then recalled the scene on June 13, playmate of Alice Buckley in the Optometrist and Optician 1920, when four young men, John early 70’s in Silver Plume, which The WHITE CROSS Plan of funeral pre*arrangement is Moran, John Mulroy, Aloysius was laid out, and the first houses Miller, and Joseph Koch, lay pros built, by Charles Kimberlin, the Hs In Walsh ^ O’Meara Motor Co. available to you as an individual or to all oi your family as a trate in the Cathedral sanctuary Governor’s grandfather. Charles AsaeeUt* DENVER'S LARGEST FORD, MRBCtmT A LINCOLN DEALER group, with no reitridions as to age. No examinations—no u* before Bishop J. Henry Tihen while Kimberlin’s wife, the grandmother, 'Triumphant was asked is buried in Silver Plume. Between W. H. JOSEPH Top Price for All Makes and Models sessments. The WHITE CROSS Plan is positively guaranteed in the Litany of the Saints to Mrs. Buckley and Msttie. who 2TXa RXAHINKD REGARDLESS OF AGE by legal reserve insurcmce. The cost is whatever you make it— bless, sanctify, and consecrate the married the Governor’s father, a PIm b * TAkte 1880 See Al O'Meara 1314 Acoma MAin 3111 elect of God. “With reverent con lifelong friendship existed. An ttS-810 lUiwMo BM» in cash or very small payments, at you choose. viction we dare affirm this prayer other old-time friend is Congress was heard. The hundred years com man Dean Gillespie. Telephone for a copy of our WHITE CROSS folder or sim memorated by their four respec William was married in St. tive anniversaries have glorified ply mail this advertisement with your neime and address. No Philomena’s church July 7, 1923, God and enriched men. As priests to Miss Eva Forest of Eagle be obligation whatever. they have preached Him who is fore Monsiraor William luggins. the true light which enli^teneth They have always made theirnome every man that cometh into this at Silver Plume. PHONG world. They have taught the perish ( J n o M d f 6 2 6 ableness of earthly goods, the value Known at Tunnel Bill’ of spiritual goods and immortal William so constantly urged the souls, the severity of divine judg building of the Loveland pass tun ment, the spotless holiness of the nel that years ago he became pop ULEVARD divine gaze, and the new command ularly known as “Tunnel Bill” ment of love,” Buckley. He gained converts, The preacher linked the Jubilee several meetings were held, but m M t a e i n x f Mass with the scene in Athlone on it was not until 1930, when he was the Shannon in West Meath, Ire appointed one of the three county 1 land, when, in 1888, Father Mo commissioners of Clear Creek, that FEDERAL aV NORTH SPEER ran’s parents, Kieran Moran and he occupied a position to make Mary Carey, were ministering to himself heard officially at the state MRS. JAS. P. McCONATY one another the great sacrament cajiitol and state highway depart of Matrimony. Quoting the words ment. The late hmhway commis of Pius XI, “Priests whose praise sioner, Charles D. 'vail, and Doug the Church declares owe the be las Stewart, a member of the ginning of their vocation and holi board, became his friends. Gov ness to the example and teaching ernors Johnson, Ammons, and Carr of a father strong in faith and listened to him on the tunnel manly virtues, of a pure and de project. Eventually, prior to the voted mother,” Monsignor Higgins outbreak of the war, the tunnel said. “Father Moran knows his plan was adopted and work began parents deserved that tribute of on the.pioneer bore. Two years the Holy Father to worthy par ago in March, the completion of ents.” the bore was celebrated by an elk meat dinner at the Silver Plume Parish Reception Held city hall, at which former Gover A S alute ’The entire parish joined in hon- nor Carr, Commissioner Vail, Con orin|T the jubilarian at a parish re gressman Gillespie, County Judge ception held in St. John’s school George D. LEE C. RICHARD Golden Jubilarians I ^ Liinclieon to End Prize-Winners at HANEY , - L. HANEY IT ISN’T THE Eyes .91 Classes Examined 'W- Filled m Society s Season Bazaar Listed LEE (. HANEY AND SON Mambers of Si. Vincent de PauPs Parish acted »e«'“'^’ (St. Franeit de Salat* Parith, (Sacred Heart Pari.b, Danver) Exclusive Optometrists ’ „e, » ‘a X t * . « « '» • Denrar) The Sacred Heart parish bazaar TA . 2 6 9 0 Credit If Desired TA> 26 9 0 ,th » t L Vjetee*'^- , * e sV™' 'The Altar and Rosary society came to a successful close last 8 2 7 15TH 8 T . DENVER will hold its last monthly meet Sunday night. 'Winners of the ing before summer vacation with money prizes are as follows: inch vs atteuJe<^- a Tuhcheon Friday, June 16. Thursday night, $100, Donald The luncheon will be served at Fruh, 2520 California street; Fri 1 o’clock in the high school cafe day night, $100, Della Quezada, SERVED EVERY DAY 1103 29th street; Saturday night, tlou ^^’■^* detaU is °'l teria, 235 S. Sherman street, for WORLD FAMOUS COLORADO MOUNTAIN 50 cents per plate. Plans are be $100, Rosalie Barros, 2045 Clay ing made to serve 100. The pres street; and the grand prize of wishes ot» jevcrent _ oi ident extends a cordial invitation $200, Mrs. George O’Brien, 1650 to all members to attend. The Oneida street Rainbow Trout Rev. Gregory Smith, spiritual di The radio was wen by Joseph Fresh from Colorado's ley Waters rector, will speak. F. Michalski, 2760 Larimer street; The Altar and Rosary society Mr. and Mrs. Anton Heiberger Heinrichs, O.F.M., who was as- five-pound box of candy, by Wil Complete 6 Course Dinner, $1.00 w ord. assinated by a religious fanatic in liam Jenkins, 2312 Franklin street; A! members will receive Communion of S t Dominic’s parish, Denver, Ic PtrUos; Girt«* 258 Seatxi in the 8 o’clock Mass Sunday. observed their golden wedding an February, 1908. 53-piece dinner set, John Pauls, Ntxt Doer Glostd UondtTi Mr. and Mrs. Heiberger held 1695 W. Virginia avenue; bath CATHOLIC MEMBERS of our Circle to Meet niversary on Tuesday of last week SPE^^ open house for friends and rela se t Max Berger, 2245 Blake *She personnel and the finest equip* The monthly meeting of St at a High Mass celebrated by the tives the afternoon of their jubilee, street; afghan, G. Santoynt 3201 ment and facilities are assigned Francis de Sales’ circle will be Rev, Vincent R. Hughes, O.P., pas and a dinner for members of the Osage street; coffee set, Martha Golden y Lantern to every Catholic Service. held in the home of Mrs. A. E tor. The couple were married on family in the evening in their home Martinez, 2511 Stout street; and Magers, 793 S, Sherman, Wednes June 6, 1895, before Father Leo at 3318 W. 31st avenue. lamp, Mrs. Chris Eby, 3244 day, June 20, at 1 p.m. Champa street. 1265 Bdwy., Near 13lh Are. RESTAURANT KE. 1205 j(^ 6e p k H (U ia The monthly meeting of the The prize cake was won by Ted V1c«>Pruld«flt League of the Sacred Heart will Conlon, 1634 Detroit street; prize be held Tuesday, June 19, in the ST. DOMINIC’S BAZAAR WILL doll, Mrs. L. C. Johnson, Sr., 1516 assembly room of the rectory at E. Ninth avenue; hope chest 2 p.m. Juanita Ulibarri, 3142 Champa; ______BOITUMIES Our Lady of Victory circle will BEGIN ON THURSDAY EVENING and lamp, Mrs. Howard Briggs. COMPLETE ENGINE OVERHAUL meet with Mrs. M. P. McDonough, The pastor. Father A. S. Dimi- c/fi7 Departments Call, GLendaie 3663 230 S. Downing, Tuesday. June (St. Dominic’. Parith, Denver) prize of $100 to the second winner chino, S.J., wishes to thank all BOUY and FENUER DEPT. 19, at 1 p.m. The annual parish bazaar will and a bed ensemble sponsored by those who helped to make the ba All Boy Scouts and friends of start Thursday evening, June 14, the sodality. The children have zaar a success. The pastor also Genuine Factory Parts Used troop 126 are asked to attend with a ham dinner prepared by the arranged for the awarding of a wishes to thank the Spanish' the court of honor in Byers’ Jun Rosary Altar society. Follow watch. women who contributed to the on Any Make Car or Truck ior high school Monday, June 18, ing the dinner, which will be PASTOR TO AID BROTHER celebration in honor of the Sacred at 7 :30 p.m. served from 4 to 8, there will be Heart last Sunday morning. F ree P ic k l/p Serricc Why Pay More?*’ The scouts will hold a swim IN JUBILEE CELEBRATION The mei of thef Holy Name so (Trademark) the usual amusements on the ming party .at Progress Plunge church grounds, with booths pre Father Hughes, pastor, plans to ciety will meet in the school hall Thursday evening, June 21. Par leave Friday for Chicago, where next Tuesday evening at 7:30. Viner Chevrolet Co. pared for the various societies. he will spend the weekend assist ents are invited to accompany the The perpetual novena in honor PE. 4641 455 BROADWAY boys. Cars will leave Lincoln The grand prize of $500 will be ing at the silver jubilee of the of the Sacred Heart will be held Wm.W.Myer Drug Stores awarded on the last evening of the ordination of his brother, the school at 7 :15 p.m. carnival, Saturday, June 16. Friday evening at 7:30 o’clock. Craigs Wed 25 Years Very Rev. Edward Hughes, O.P., Sunday is the Communion day INCORPORATED Among the other awards will be a pastor of St Pius’ church and na Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Craig of 745 for the Altar sodality in the 7:30 tional director of the Shrine of o’clock Mass. m Colorado Ovmed Stores S. Grant street will celebrate their St. Jude Thaddeus. Father Hughes Englewood 800 Santa Fe Dr. silver wedding jubilee on Saturday, will be deacon of the Solemn Mass July 16. A special blessing will be to be celebrated by the jubilarian. CASH for Broadway and Ellsworth 16th and California given to the jubilarians before a Carroll S k a Is The Very Rev. J. S. Considine, 15th and California VI ass to be celebrated at 7:45 o’clock by the Rev. Gregory Smith O.P., professor of Hebrew and EVERY 1^ exegesis at the Dominican house of ITa Do Not Hate Speeiat Salas Bui Sail You at Our Loicest for the intention of the couple. They were married in the Annun studies. River Forest, 111., was a “ A Prices Every Day on All Drug Merchandise, Awarded Degree recent visitor in St. Dominic’s. Fa- Service That Is Different* ciation church, Leadville, before ther_ Considine is currently en WEDOme IS HEIO the Rev. John J. Judnic. Mr. Craig Mis* Losasso cordially invites you to bring is employed in the composing room gaged in retreat work in this sec your financial Uoubles to her. Miss Carroll Suzanne Shea, 20- tion of the country. of the Register. year-old daughter of Mrs. Harri- The Jubilarians are the parents Word has been received that the Akron. — A ceremony rarely Cathedral ette Shea and the late Dr. Rob MIu Lomim, Her. Lighthouse Loan & Finance Co. of five children. Sister Mary ert M, Shea, received a Master's Rev. J. B. Schneider, O.P., former seen in this section of the coun Grata, the former Rita Craig, is a assistant of St. Dominic’s, has degree in the graduation exercises try marked the wedding June 7 Phone KE. 8169 3nd Floar, CallfomI* Bids. 17th & Calif. member of the Sisters of S t Joseph at Denver university, Saturday, been appointed pastor of Blessed of Miss Margaret Kuntz and Ed H O M E -v C A R of Carondelet, and is stationed at June 9. Miss Shea finished her Sacrament church in Madison, ward J. Eisenman in S t Joseph’s Economy Liqoor Store S t Thomas Aquinas’ in St. Louis. class work last December and her Wise. church. Three Masses were of Next to CUrkv'a Chnrcb ODods Two boys are in the navy. John is oral examinations and thesis this Miss Evalyn Miklich of St. fered simultaneously on three RADIO SERVICE an aviation ordnance man stationed St. Vincent de PauFs Parish **Wh^n in low epiriU call ^rry'* spring. Her major subject was psy- Dominic’s was married June 12 to altars by two uncles of the bride in the Pacific, and Joseph, a radio nology, her minor, French. Her Joe Meyer, chief petty officer, of groom, the Rev. Sylvester Eisen 1634 Tremont KE. 4554 technician, is in the Philippines. thesis, “The Retarded Child,’’ was Loyola parish. The bridegroom has man, O.S.B., of Marty, S. Dak., PRES DBL1VER1 PRES PARKING Lawrence and Jessie are students a review of 50 cases examined in four brothers in the service. and the Rev. Edward L. Eisen M i l l i k e n ’ s in S t Fr.ancis’ school, EVANS AVENUE the public schools on verbal and The Blessed Virgin sodality man of New Albany, Ind.; and CASH STORES non-verbal mental tests. the pastor of the bride’s parish, Gift Shop members will receive Holy Com GIFTS FOR EVERY OCCASION Miss Shea, who resides with her munion this Sunday in the 7:30 the Rev. William Coyne. 2 Convenient Locations WE DO NOT 8ERVR BOOKS NO AMERICAN DINNERS mother at 333 E, 16th avenue, .was Mass. The bride, daughter of Mr. and BUT if roe want tha baat born in Denver, where her father Mrs. Charles Kuntz of Otis, wore Juvenile Latest Faction 1130 E. ALAMEDA Parish Is Having Use Our Lending Library Spaghetti white satin, and her sister, Ger 1220 E. Evans Ave. SP. 5781 2357 E. EVANS Home-Made Ravioli or trude, as maid of honor, wore pink. Va i^ ^ m u R ACCW to Sponsor L. J. Eisenman, Jr., seaman second Home-Made Lasanghe class, of Seattle attended his P A R K LAI\E JAMES GROCERY aNTER Con* to th« Vacation School brother as best'man. A breakfast ITALIAN KITCHEN Party on June 20 in the Akron cafe followed the C lea n ers & D y ers FRED HELMSWORTH. Prop. KE. SIOl 1U< E. COLFAl MAISIE KELLEY, Prop. FANCY GROCERIES tWwflHO*’ TAbor6557 Botwcfii Homboldt tad Laltyttto ceremony. (Pre.entation Pariah, Denver) Mr. Eisenman, eldest son of Mr, “See the Difference” VEGETABLES — FRUITS Tickets have been sent out for CHOICE MEATS Summer vacation school classes the “Scholarship Night” games and Mrs. L. J. Eisenman of Marty, are being conducted by the Sis 1931 E. Kentucky SP. 1800 1923 E. Kentucky PE. 2478 The firms listed here de-. party, sponsored by the Denver S. Dak., attended Regis college and ters of Mercy this week and next Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Colorado State college. He is serve to be remembered in the school and in Bancroft Women through the generous co county agent, stationed in Castle school on the Morrison road. The when you are distributing operation of the Knights of (Co Rock, where the couple -will make The firms listed here de Washington Park Mkt. classes in the school are from 8:45 lumbus. The party will be held their home. Mrs. Eisenman at COLrAtrtOeoeN ^ your patronage in the dif to 2:30 o’clock and in Bancroft Wednesday evening, June 20, be tended Otis high school and serve to be remembered Red & White Food Store Vtxvts,, Cota. school from 9:30 to 11:46. ferent lines of business. ginning at 8:30, in the USO-NCCS Denver business college. when you are distributing BILL HUGHES. Prop. A First Holy Communion class hall, 1576 Grant street. Returns is being formed. First Commun on tickets sold through the ACCW your patronage in the dif Complete Food Service A REPUTABLE DRUG ion will be held on June 24 in the WINES — LIQUORS will be applied toward a scholar New Lower Cost ferent lines of business. 598 South Gilpin STORE 8 o’clock Mass. ship for advanced social work in ^ t ’a Smart to Be Thrifty** Nadorff Liquors, Inc. There was a good attendance at the National Catholic School of the guild and summer festival Social Service in Washingfton. Personal Loans Home of Good Spirits meeting last week. F. H. May was Twenty-five cash prizes and a awarded the special prize. Mrs. specal noup of awards will he WHERE rOU GET THE MOST OF Fred Farler, chairman of the fried provided. ROIVNIE RRAE Colfax at Downing , . . Denver THE BEST FOR THE LEAST chicken dinners to be served on D. N. Bank Plan! KEyatone 3217 EM. N77 C oitu .1 Willl.au The chairman of the party is Aug. 16, is asking for donations of Miss Catharine Maloney, KE. No Co*Signer8 or Security Re chickens. Tickets for the dinner Shopping District Carroll Shea 1338. Tickets also may be pro are being distributed. cured in advance from Mrs. L. A. quired on New Loan Rate ALLEYS Domestic Appliance The Needlework club and PTA Higgins, SP. 1802, and Mrs. J. T. Formerly K nm Thimble club wilj^ meet in the was a prominent physician. She is Only $6 per $100 borrowed, per Sales and Fast Service a graduate of the Kent School for Tierney, EM. 1610, or may be Preisser’s Red & White CONOCO PRODUCTS Quality Meats, Poultry W uhios Machines, Refrixerators, R«> school Thursday, June 21, at 10:30 Girls, and has a Bachelor of Arts bought from ACCW officers at the year, is the new rate offered met dloa, Irooers. Small AppUancea. o’clock. The women are working ropolitan Denver residents, who Fish Automatic Record Changera degree from D. U. scene of the party. Lubrication, Car Washing, Batteries on aprons and various hand-made have satisfactory credit ratings Grocery and Market Recharged, Tire Vulcanizing ASSORTED LUNCH HEATS 702 £. 17tb ATenoe. near Wathington articles to be sold at the summer She is a member of the Pi Beta 1233 Eart 13th Ava. Phona TAhor M7i MAin 7531 and are steadily employed. FANCY MEATS. VEGETABLES, AND festival. The’ regular meeting of Phi sorori^, the Psi Chi Psycho QUALITY GROCERIES AT RONNIE BRAE the Altar and Rosary society will logical society, the Newman club, Or, by using your late model LOWER PRICES be held at 1 o’clock. the Chevy Chase Riding club, the Jubilee Banquet car as security, you may borrow Free Delivery SPme* 4447 CONOCO SERVICE Mmes. Harvey Lord and D. C. American Association of Univer for only $6 per year, for each 3331 B. Ohia Av*. (8a. Univ. and Ohie) 724 So. University - PE. 9909 Langfield have charge of the sanc sity Women, the Alliance Fran- $100 borrowed! COLONY GRILL caise, and the Denver symphony. Being Planned tuary this month. Either of the above loans are Bonnie B rae -HOLTZ- ''WHERE FRIENDS MEET FRIENDS" The PTA will sponsor a card She will work with the home repayable in up to 12 equal party Thursday, June 14, at 8 service department of the Red (Holy Rotary Parith, Denver) & monthly payments. D r u ^ T o . RED WHITE 569 E. COLFAX The Friendly Tavern p.m. in the school hall. Mrs. Cross during the summer, and will At a meeting Tuesday evening, FRESH MEATS — HSH Francis Mylet and Mrs. Robert enter the field of medicine in the June 19j final details ilrill be made See Mr. Beggs, or Mr. Arter- bum, in the Personal Loan Dept, Downtown Prices Groceries & Vegetables Dawson will be hostesses. Every fall with a view to helping men concerning the banquet on the OC' Prescriptions a Specialty one is invited. tally retarded children. casion of the silver jubilee cele of The Denver National Bank. Your Patronage Appreciated \Yines and Liquors DELIVERY SERVICE Miss Shea is a member of the bration of the blessing of the —Adv. 2626 E. Louisiana SP. 1912 church July 8. 763 So. Universily PE. 2255 tVs Smart to Shop at the Argonaut Cathedral parish. WATCH, CLOCK AND Imported and Domestic IPines, Champagnes and Liquors Stephen Bohte, who is receiving treatment in a clinic in Kansas City, Mo., is reported to be get JEWELRY REPAIRING ARGONAUT WINE AND LIQUOR GO. St. Elizabeth’s ting along well, and will return Identification Bracelets SOUTH GAYLORD Gold or Silver — Enzrovinz .534 East Colfax • Free Delivery • Phone CHerry 4566 soon to his home. Joseph Nothaft is at Wadsworth Charm Bracelels-r—Gold Crosses Begins Summer ■Veterans’ hospital, Wadsworth, and I.ocket8—Bill Folds Shopping District .>* ^Weddings Family Croup*4 Kans. He was removed there from May We Suggest the Fitzsimons General hospital. Bonnie Brae Jewelers 75 I Hoover-Randall * School June 18 Leo Sullivan G. W. Tallmon He is being treated for an illness d HIABY ANNE B o o ks a s Gifts * S ta d io \ contracted in the First World war. 1048 So. Gaylord SP. 6026 D. U. CONOCO that la.t for the June Graduate His son, Leonard, is serving in the [ DISTINCTIVE PORTRAITS ^ (St. Elizabeth's Parish, Denver) 1 B akerj N o. 2 ^ Home Portrait Sittingn for Babic* Six weeks of special student Pacific theater of war. SERVICE STATION THE KOBER SHOP ^ and Children ^ classes in St. Elizabeth’s school The Young Ladies’ sodality was DR. R. W. FRITZ OSCAR WELANDEK. Prop. ■ WE SPECIALIZE IN 438 Eait Colfax KEyatona 8423 ► 328 E. COLFAX AVE. < will begin Monday, June 18. The hostess to high school gradu SpccUlijinc In Lnbrication ■ PARTY AND PASTRY ORDERS ^Sfodlo: KEyetone 88S4 Rce. CH. 8788^ classes will be held from 9 to 11 ates at a luncheon given in a local And Associates Tir* Rapnirinc and Rtespping 1 1024 So. Gaylord PE. 7315 hotel Wednesday evening, June 6 o’clock. 2221 SO. UNIVERSITY PE. 2241 The delegate general in charge D entists Where Friends Meet . . . (M litb Strati UH litli Strsal THOMPSON’S of the North and South American KEratraa 1721 TAbar 27(1 1092 So. D O D ^ O Phone DRUG STORE provinces of the Order of Friars Opaa Maadar aad Tharadar Bvat. Gaylord D U D 0 SP. 0574 AVENUE GRILL Minor, the Rev. Matthias Faust, Compliments I7th aad Waiblnatw KBntoiM 1713 O.F.M., of New York city, will ar- D rin ks KKESH DRUGS !rive at S t Elizabeth’s friary June of Grocery and Market Byron and Harie WlUUma FOUNTAIN SERVICB 2'-*06 ; 18. He will be accompanied by LESTER’S (^cerien, ftleata and Fancy l7Ui and Waibintton UAio 9797 Ttar Patr*nt(« AppradaM his secretary, the Rev. Eustace Vegetable. Smith, O.F.M. WATCH REPAIRS ROY CHRYSLER Annunciation Father Pacificus Kennedy, 7-DAY SEBVKZ The Store of Quality and Price O.F.M., will open a retreat in the Cold BEER ONE-YEAB GUARANTEE Sie. Philomena^s n o n c e AT LOWEST St. Rose residence June 27. NATIONAL BRAND PRICES IN DENVER 2y Casa sr IstUa UnUUw The regular schedule of Masses 1529 Welion CHerry 2447 Gaylord Drug Go.:: will be followed for the summer. BLOCK Time branda In alack rctaiarlrt ; ’ J. BOY SMITH. Prop. ! STORES J . & L Radio Service T V !/f :4 II IIH iittKij Benediction will be given imme COOR8 Baaaaet A Stnbbics \ ; 1059 So. Gaylord SP. S345 . . FLORAL CO 1 diately after the 9:15 Mass. TIVOLI . . . WALTERS . ■ > Proscriptions Carefully Filled ' ' Your Friendly Food Storei Electrical Appliances The Altar and Rosary society PAB8T Bine Ribban Full Line of 3332 E. Calfaz at Adame EM. IlSl j STORR BLATZ . . . EM8 1 I by Registered Pharmacists Quality Foods for Less Repaired 0pp. Bine-Bird < served a buffet luncheon in the FALSTAFF . . . HAMM’S , , FINE WINES AND UQUORS , , 741 Santa Fe' Drive and 3205 E. Colfax EM. 6063 Member 34>1 FRANKLIN ST. Catholic USO-NCCS Sunday, June VAN MERRITT IVu-Enamel 1004 So, Gaylord Will Buy Your Old Radio. FloritU Telegraph Delivery Association 10. Those who a.ssisted in the work, BALLANTINE Ala FOR INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR New Lint af in addition to Ml.ss Maloney of the DORAN’S Ale PICK-UP AND DEUVERT GUINE8S Stoat DECORATING FIGURINES, VASES, BTC. USO, were Mmed^ Gorden, Nar- Quality Cleaning St. Dominic’s dine, Cette, Knopke, Augustine, All Available National Ont Coat Cavern—Na Bmsb Uarkn Brandt of WHISKEY [ o m m u n i f y PI o u j e f ^ The firms listed here de Marlon Radio Service Flowers for All Occaiioni Mains, Hakala, Cleary, Nelson, AL JOHNSON Washington Park Schneider, and'Zigler. Misses Rose WINES — CHAMPAGNES 1043 SOUTH 6RYL0R0 < serve to be remembered D«p«ndablt OtllTvry 8«nrie« Heit, Doris Knopke, and Katherine by Bottle or Cate K + n ro C lean ers RADIO SERVICE w l U l ? PHONE SPrucc73l8 I N. W. CHRISTENSEN when you are distributing m r n a t IT# Telegraph Flotvar$ Kirsch served coffee. Outstand ANT MAKE HOME OR ing aid came from Peter Jonke CAR RADIO / VAN ElMUERMAN, Mnnazar N 1087 S. (laylord SP. 7898 your patronage in the dif B m Sell, Trade, UEB’S FLGWER SHOP and the Haug brothers. 1067 So. Gaylord The Altar society will discon TERRIBLE TERRYS ferent lines of business. Repair. Phone GL. 0133 . . . All Houn tinue Q^eetings during July and RA. 1232 EM. 5936 2827 £, COLFAX 3922 W, 32nd Av% August. 84 So BROADWAY BUX .WAR BONDS AND STAMPS THE TOWN’S TALKING ABOUT PARISH BAZAAR MEMBERS Gart Rros. Sporting Goods P r i s m a t i c 4 -D iii m m 1643 Larimer WILL HOLD MEETING FRIDAY Serving SporU Since 1900 M a k e - U p SIT IDS LATin (St. Patrick’s Paritk, Denver) that time. Ernest Nicoletti, chair IT LOymi WILL (BICXEN and STEAK DINNERS Vted by man of the executive committee, Csis. gprian Hlthwty ta StdaUa, Tarn BItht. The final meeting of the execu Fsllsw gitni Hollywood tive committee and booth person is a patient in St. Anthony’s hos Cover nel for the bazaar will be held on pital following a heart attack, Opsn Kytry Nitfct Ezespt Mob. Phone “Woodbine” for Reaervatioas Models CbU K E. 4 2 6 9 Friday evening at 8 o’clock. Every A meeting for members of the n i _ ^ For Complimentary parishioner expecting to assist in senior Young Ladies’ sodality, the the work is urged to lie present. Junior sodality, and the Mothers’ John “Bud” Villano and Chrii “Smiley” Callas L ft / Make*up The Archbishop’s guild picnic, The bazaar, which will be held club to perfect plans for serving (Loyola Parish, Danvar) INVITE YOU TO ^ LUten to Daiuborrys originally planned for June 14, June 21 to 24, inclusive, will be the dinner will be held on Monday The Loyola parish bazaar will will be held later in the summer. opened with a spaghetti dinner on evening in the lunchroom. BEVG CROSBY MUSICAL PROGRAM The association held its final Thursday evening at 5 o'clock. The monthly meeting of the sen be held four nights, Thursday, 7:15 to 7:30 p.m. meeting of the season on June 6, The menu will consist of meatballs, ior sodality wili be held on Thurs Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, BAR-K-ROUNDUP in the Catholic Charities annex, spaghetti (Italian style), hard Monday through Saturday KMYR day evening in the lunchroom, and June 21, 22, 23, and 24. James V Serving their famous Denver. A resume of the work rolls, salad, and dessert with cof the junior sodality will convene on Bramer is the general chairman; accomplished during the year, and fee. Other refreshments will be Friday afternoon at 4:46 in the Walter Wade, treasurer; and Joe SPAGHETTI . ITALIENNE DANSBERRY «TH& a preview of summer activities available on the grounds continu clubroom. Reischman, secretary. The grand DROP IN — TRY A PLATE OP THE FINEST SPAGHETTI IN THE WEST were given by the various com ously during the four evenings of Pair Mark Goldan Jubilea prize of $500 will be given away mittee heads. the bazaar. On Sunday night cash Mixed Drinks to Sait the Most Discriminating PHARMACY CHAMPA Mr. and Mrs. James Marshall, during the four nights. There OPEN EVERT NITE AND SUNDAY Miss Madelyn Nalty, as chair awards of $200 will be made. A will be no dinner this year, but bicycle will also be awarded at pioneer members of the parish, “Right Across the Famous Cherry Creek” 44 n t * * * 4 11111♦*»♦♦*♦»♦♦♦♦♦« M man of the ways and means com celebrated the golden anniversary there will be refreshment booth mittee, announced that the recent of their marriage on Tuesday, June in charge of the Altar sodality. 1219 Lawrence Kg, 9129 benefit held for the vacation 12, with a family dinner in their The last bazaar meeting will be school fund wa.s the largest ever home. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall held Friday evening, June 15, at given in the spring. Redemptorist’s 1 1 F M Y RECREATION SPOT were married in old St. Patrick’s 8:15. James Bramer urges the V A request for more finished church in 1895. They have four heads of all booths to be present VACATION for VICTORY linens was expressed by Miss Jes Parents to Note sons, William T., Gilbert F., Harry to make final reports. sie Pasquale of the linen commit and Joseph V. Marshall; one The Altar sodality will receive V tee. Available linen can be ob daughter, Mrs. Mildred M. Carri- Communion on Sunday, June 17, tained from Miss Pasquale or Mrs. gan; and two grandchildren. With MANITOU SPRINGS -1 .1 1 -S W W Diamond Jubilee in the 8:30 Mass. It will also be Mary Kinkel, Littleton. the exception of Joseph, who is Communion day for mothers and SIGHTSEEING 8o0 Uk« Pikoo Pouk The vestment committee, serving in the medical corns, and daughters in honor of fathers. Region wlUi headed by Miss Clella Carter, re (St. Joseph’s [C.SS.R.] Parish, grandson, James, in the air Pikes Peak Stage Coach Co* R a tes to c Denver) cently sent a set of vestments to forces, all were present for the Lightning Does HDQS. AT CLIFF HOUSE HOTEL. Groups the mission in Mintum. Several The Rev. Robert Kreutzer, celebration. The Marshall home 2 Sprinsi Offices sets are cut and ready to be C.SS.R., is leaving to attend the is at 3408 Zuni street. $500 Damage Grsyfceand Bus Dspot — NAVI HOPI — 2 E. Pike* Pssk sewed for the Missionary Cate diamond jubilee wedding celebra A number of boys who have Loyola church was struck by chists’ new chapel in Brighton. It tion of his parents in Peru, Ind. seen service overseas are spending lightning last Sunday. The light furloughs with their families. CLIFF HOLSE HOTEL ‘'csirHVV.ndT is hoped that a number of circles Sunday, the Feaat of Our ning struck the smokestack and FOR M YEARS FAMOUS FOR ITS COMFORT AND HOgPtTALITY will volunteer to complete one set Mother of Perpetual Help, will be Among them are James and John $600 damage was done to the during the summer months. observed with a Solemn Mass at Bullock, grandsons of Mrs. Anna church. The loss was covered PARADISE PUDE RANCH Miss Mary Nadorff of the mem 9:30, Members of the Altar and Shannon. by insurance. 0 4 m bership committee introduced four Rosary society will receive Com At the annual honors convoca SPRINCS new members to the group: Min munion in the 7:30 Mass. tion of the University of Denver, Your Purchase of War Bonds Roger’s Bar & Lounge erva Meiers of St. fYancis Monday the annual Solemn Re Miss Maria Casagranda was hon ored as the girl in the class of and Stamp* Helps to Secure Your Steak Dinners 204 Manilou Ave. de Sales’ circle, Mary Jane quiem Mass for deceased members ’47 who had attained the highest Future. Schneckle, who recently joined of the Confraternity of Perpetual WEIXOME TO MANITOU Blessed Sacrament circle; Clara Help and of St. Alphonsus will be scholastic achievement. She was \aeatian tor VICTORY May Heff of the Little Flower offered at 7 o’clock. also selected by the art depart group, and Emma Romano, a new ment faculty as having shown the AFRORA The Very Rev. John Buttimer, greatest progress ancl as having REG. PHARMACISTSSKIFFINGTON’S member of Stella Maris circle. C.SS.R., has returned from an HYLAND Ml Four ^eats, Catherine Spurgeon, produced the most outstanding EVERGREEN Eastern business trip. The Rev. work of the sophomore art class KATHRENS Mary Power, Joy Marquardt, and Paul Schwarz, C.SS.R., finished the The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. §MITH’S «*(*'** RESTAURANT Margaret McNeive, were also in retreat for the Sisters of Merqji and August Casagranda, Maria is a HOME SUPPLIES troduced. In her report on the is returning to Chicago. The Rev, Crawford^s Food M arket Sunday snack bar in the USO, graduate of Cathedral high achool, HARDWARE PAINT Martin J. Nealis, vicar delegate, an active member of the senior ROOFING FINE FOOD PH. 6—EVERGREEN J. D. CRAWFORD’S Miss Nadorff said that 15 girls 'Was a visitor at the rectory. sodality of St. Patrick’s parish *‘Your Patronage Appreciated” put in 30V4 hours weekly for the STtI E. Colfsz Art. Aurora US Cocktail Lounge past 10 months. and of the Newman club and the AUBOBA. COLORADO executive council of the independ New Management—Al and L. W, Amb Miss Catharine Maloney, in her McCracken Esiale ent women at the university. EVERGREEIV TRAIVSFER CO. report on the progress of the new LUMBER - PAINT — BASOWARE SEE THE PnCES PEAK REGION BY COAL—WOOD—ICE PHONE 21W home in Brighton for the Cate Valued at $30JN)0 INSULATION atrrlct 0 PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, June 14, 1945 HAVE YOU MODERNIZED St. John's Parish YOUR INSURANCE? CLOCKS Dining Room, El Pomar Retreat Center TO Protoct YoarMlf Asaiiut Nnr BixanU ELECTRIC — REPAIRED We now have moton, eoiU and parta Enchanting;;. Irresistible HOR.ACE W. BENNETT (or all electric clocks. A CO. MAIL ORDERS INVITED OLIVER’S 31$ Takvr Bids. Phoni TA. 1171 TIME, LTD. ODSEOVE EEASIS FRANK ENGLAND. Jr.. Hanaarr 15$4 California 8t. 214 McClintock Bids. Inaaranca Department MARKET A joy to have . . . a Denrer’a Fineit ISO joy to wear, because Selection of it’s cool, comfort able, so completely beautiful. Call us GRAIN-FED MEATS, (Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish, todav for vour Rillintr COLD WAVE. nSH & POULTRY Denver) MYLADY EDITH BEAUH This Sunday, June 17, will be ■iFixia ^ MINNIE E. the celebration of the Feast of St. KESSELER. Mar. SHOPPE Anthony. There will be a Solemn 2804 E. 6th Ave. EA. 0788 Mass at 10 o’clock. The sermon aC aoQ cw SAVE TIRES—BUY AT OLSON'S will be in Italian. At 4 p.m. there B EN N ET T S '1 will be procession and Benediction % on the church grounds. There will be a three-day triduum in prep CDNOGD SERVICE OLSON’S sto^* aration of the feast, starting on Washing and Creating Thursday, June 14. Your Busintaa Appraciatad 2750 W. 29th GL. 3613 A triduum will start Thursday, 6th Ave. A York , EA. 9932 June 14, for the Feast of St. Jul 3030 E. 6th EA. 1801 1 iana, protector of the Servite Sis ters. A Solemn Mass will be said Sunday, June 17, at 7 o’clock, in St. Francis de Sales' honor of the saint. Sunday, June 17, Father’s day, there will be a general Commun Forget-Me-Not 3 DAY SERVICE ion for all fathers in the 7 o’clock When Things Look Dark Mass. Members of the parish are urged to attend. Flower Shop Gall PE. 4686 St. Juliana’s club met Tuesday, Pickup and Delivery June 12, in the home of Mrs. Mar Btttijo Prosser Gtarfti Bsltmark jorie Villano, 3949 Umatilla street Corsages Plain Dresses 85c St. Philomena’s club will meet Cut Flowers Friday, June 15, in the home of Men’s Suits 60c Mrs. Josephine Patch, 3176 W. Potted Plants The magnificent appointments of I Penrose home, are shown in thislput^ to be worth 615,000. The Clyde place. FUNERAL SPRAYS El Pomar retreat-house in Colo- picture of the main dining room, house has gorgeous appointments $2.00 UP SOUTH DENVER rado Springs, formerly the Spencer I The chandelier is of crystal, re-land a fabulously beautiful setting. Mra. Eveea Honored Phone RA. 1818 Cleaners (D yers Mrs. John Evees of St. James' t Downing at Alameda ______594 So. Broadway ___ parish, Denver, was honored by the LT. COL. MARTIN HIGGINS TO Birthday club recently. The cake T Campaign for the occasion was made by Mrs. Let’s All Support the Vincent Halpin. CARL’S MARKET JACKSON’S BE PATIENT AT FITZSIMONS T. E. AMMONS. Prop. Cut Rate Drugs Loyola Biggest, Most Urgent BA BY BEEF To Be Reopened (St. Philomena’i Pariah, Denver) Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Stakebake UQUORS - SUNDRIES Lt. Col. Martin Higgins will ar had as their guest Capt Johir Quality Meats PRESCRIPTIONS Neidenbach, who was en route rive in Denver Sunday morning York Texaco Sonieo GROCERIES — VEGETABLES FREE PROMPT DELIVERY from Sioux Falls, S. Dak., to the Call BP. S44S Dovnini It Alameda en route to Fitzsimons hospital East 29lh Ave. at York Si. War Loan of All! 105 So. Ogden PE. 1943 Pueblo air base. Mr. and Mrs. In Englewood where he will be a -flatient. His Stakebake entertained at a dinner Com* in and let u* *crv* jon and att acquainted. family will reside in the home he in the Oxford hotel Friday eve Gai, Oil and Greaalna — T in t Racappad recently purchased at 1040 Mil (St. Louis’ Parish, Englewood) ning in honor of their son, Llo^d, Sevan Year*’ Experienca Minor Tooley’s BROADWAY waukee street. Jr., who was graduated from high Repairins. A special meeting of parishion Open every day, 7:30 A JI. to t P Jl. ers and Victory club workers will Altar Society Meeti school. HAIn OSSl CREAMERY be held in the hall this Monday Mmes. A. J. Quinlivan, J. G. Gregg Walden will leave June Food Store 19 for the Great Lake^ naval QUALITY DAIRY FOODS evening, June 18, at 8 o’clock to Henry, and Sidney W. Bishop were SAVE TIRES — TRADE AT BOHR CHOICE MEATS • FISH Hisc.us.s plans for reopening the hostesses to the members of the training station. Don Walden is i IM B GROCERIES 66 So. Broadway “V” campaign, in order to reach Altar and Rosary society at the home on furlough from the Eu Rocky Florl ropean theater of operations. the final goal of 650,000 for the monthly meeting held in the school Appreciate* Catholio Patronage Freih Frvita and Vegetablea Mrs. T. R, Pad and children, new school and recreation center. auditorium Monday afternoon, 16TH A CURTIS Bird’a Eye Froxen Fooda Alameda Drag Store Fourteen children are enrolled June 11, Mrs. T. C. Rhoades pre Marvin and Larry, went to Wash R o ck y ’s P h a rm a cy ington, D. C., to join Mr. Pad, YOUR PATRONAGE V. o. PETERSON. Prop. in the vacation school, which sided. 17tb A Race EA. 9867 APPRECIATED opened on Monday of this week. who is inspector of accounts with PRESCntPTIONS LIQUORS Cut Rate Drags Mrs. W. L. Zint spoke on be the U, S. government. This Sunday will be Communion half of the bazaar which will be 900 So. Pearl SP. 6587 Wines and Liquors day for the children of the parish. Henry Clooper hai^ received a held at the school the evenings medical discharge from the army. Fountain Service • School Suppliea Confessions for the children will be heard on Saturday afternoon of Sept. 28 and 29. Mrs. Sidney Corretpondent. Resign* Alameda and Broadway and evening. Mrs. Thomas J. Vincent, who is Bishop reviewed the ACCW con resigning as the parish corre Members of the Altar society We EARLY PHARMACY vention. Mrs. Otto Kiene re spondent for the Pegiater after are happy to announce Buchanan's are conducting a series of card ported having written a note of SIX years of service, wishes to ex parties every Thursday afternoon Complete Prescription Dept. condolence to the family of Mrs. press her appreciation for the co Cafe & Cocktail Lounge at 1:30 to help raise funds for operation extended to her by the an entirely new service HAVE YOUR DOCTOR PHONE vestments, altar linens, and other A. G, Gunther on the recent death US YOUR PRESCRIPTION Serving Fine Food staff at the rectory and the offi articles needed for the sanctuary. of. Lt. John T. Gildea, and a note cers of the various organizations. RTciTthlnt Good Drat Stero Shoold oto and Mixed Drinks a H Dessert-luncheon is served at 1:30 of felicitations to Father Edward She is particularly grateful for Phones SP. 9965 • RA. 2203 369 South Broadway and entertainment follows the Woeber on being placed in charge the commendation of her work by ALAMEDA AT SO. PENN luncheon. Monsignor Higgins at the June IN FLOOR MAINTENANCE Boys from the parish will at of the Brighton church. Mrs. James meeting of the Altar and Rosary q m ^ ^ G E O . W . ' tend Camp St. Malo the week of T. Cronin read an excerpt from the society. WAXING-SEALING AND SANDING JCYGE GLEANERS Aug. 5. Boys wishing to join the Denver Post of Dec. 12, 1920, with JOHN NILSON — ALBERT NILSON group are asked to register at the reference to a meeting of St. Bring or Mail Your rectory this coming week. Call or Write for Particulars Quality and Service Philomena’s Altar and Rosary so^ FUR COAT for I OPTOMETRIST Young folks from the parish ciety held in the home of Mrs: That Satisfiet who were graduated this year from Ella Mullen Weekbaugh. It de Cleaning and Glazing , I 5 Broadway TOUR BUSINESS APPRECIATED St. Francis de Sales’ high school scribed the activities of the or 1306 So. Pearl SP. 3662 afe Joy R. Huot, Andrew P. Leon ganization at that time. $ 3 .5 0 I 2 H I P - E. J. SCARRY & GO. ard, Henrietta M. Lexa, Rosalie The president expressed her ap Storage FREE if you A. Markey, Helen M. Poole, preciation to Mmes. James T. Disenf ecti ves—In secticides—Soaps Out Rate Liquors Frances L. Schiel, and John A. Cronin and L. A. Fair for their Bring TKis Ad With You QCALITY GLEANING Weyna. assistance in the sanctuary the PHIL 8ILVETT1. Prop. John A Weyna will leave soon 1620 Market SI. TA. 4488 Denver REASONABLE PRICES Fine Wines and Liquors past month, to Mrs. P. H. Williams H. BOBRICK Toar Garmtnta Inaortd Aaainal FIro to join the marines. for laundering the sanctuary TAILOR and FURRIER and Thtft at Lowest Prices. John Caouette, USN, is home linens, to Mmes. J. F. Jordan and 164$ Tremont Denver TA. (505 All Popular Beers on furlough. Sidney Bishop for sanctuary The recently organized boys’ 482 So. Bdwy. PE. 8501 work, to Mrs. James Potter for choir meets regularly on Friday decorating the altars, and to Jltieielt evenings from 7 to 8:30 o’clock. Mmes. G. R. Schwartz and Grace CLEANERS AND DYERS Your Purchase of War Bonds Parke for laundering the acolytes’ I2> BROADWAY and Stamps Helps to Secure Your PE. S763 PE. STB4 Catholic Is Installed surplices. Mmes. H. B. Fisher and Future. As Commander of VFW James T. Cronin offered to assist a t ^ Joseph J. Jacques, a member of with the sanctuary work in June. the Blessed Sacrament parish, The Rt. Rev. Monsignor William BlesscNl §acrament Denver, was installed as state Higgins read excerpts from the store hours monday thru Saturday 9 to 6 commander of the Veterans of encyclical of Pope Pius XI oH DRIVE IN YOUR CAR Foreign Wars at the close of a the priesthood, and talked on the TO ERVIN When yoa need a notor overhaol, aeotor conference held in Denver in the sub-topic, “The Catholic Home as taneop, or tome aoto repair work, tako the Source of Vocations.” It where yoo r*t prompt, efficient aarr- past week. The program outlined Glencoe Conoco Service ic«« by Commander Jacques, stressing Mrs. G. L. Monaghan’s club w a sh in g . GREASING . ACCES VANCE a. BLITCa Mjrr. needs of present-aay veterans, met with Mrs. R. J. Ryan recently. SORIES - TIRE SERVICE CENTENNIAL GARAGE was unanimously accepted by the Banns of marriage have been Gltnco«.ftt E u t Colfax BA. 9777 delegates from 60 state posts of published between ^ Ip h Droll of 8 a.01. to 9 p.m. Daily. Cloaad Wod. . 147$ Ju m ln . *t E u t C«Uax Phan. EA. 0803 _ _ _ _ _ the organization. this parish and Maxjne Kathryn Reiners of Loyola parish. TO SELL YOUR Mrs. H. B. Fisher has returned The firms listed here de PROPERTY JOE'S from a two-week visit with her serve to be remembered LIST WITH daughter, Dorothy Ann, a student SKELLY SERVICE in the college of Mt. S t Joseph-on- when you are distributing MARCIANA SHIELDS the-Ohio, and with relatives in EA. 0325 Jo. Fariaokopf (S t Loate' P.ii>h) your patronage in the dif Auociated with GREASING - WASHING - BATTERY Chicago, 111. RECHARGING - TIRE RECAPPING' Mrs. George A. Pease left Wed ferent lines of business. ^DIRNEY & CO. 795 Broadway (31. 9420 4 TA. 1344 m Natl. Bank Bldg. nesday for Washington, D. C., on a government assignment. FOR FIRST CLASS SERVICE Billy Foley has gone to Tulsa. DOARD WALK and WORKMANSHIP St. Joseph’s Parish Okla., where he will take an art (POLISH) course. SHOE REPAIR GALL QUALITY MATERIAL AND Mrs. Harry O’Day has returned WORKMANSHIP HESSLER, CLEANERS to her home from a local hospital —All Work GoarutMd— PHONE EAai 9525 Westerkamp Bros. and is recuperating satisfactorily. Pfc. James McConaty is now in 471$ EAST Zlrd AVEv—AT DEXTER 4600 EAST COLFAX KE. 9043 5106 Wash. Trieste. r EVEBYTBINO A GOOD GROCERY SHOULD HAVE Boy Scoots to Hold Hol^ Family BEST POODS AT LOWEST PRICES —WE DEUVER— Picnic This Sunday CLARK & SOA S HARRWARE HcHURTRY'S PAINTS AND GLASS (St. Vincent de Paul’a Pariah, GARDEN AND LAWN SEEDS AND SUPPUE8 G O H A G E I Denver) GL. *382 FISHING TACKLE — LICENSES 4034 TENNYSON ST. Boy Scouts of the parish and SPORT SHOP their families will hoM their an St. t'atherine's nual picnic at the fireplace in FOR Washington park this Sunday at RENT 1 p.m. *^Why Pay Carfare*' RADIOS or BOB & TED’S (LIKE NEW) SALE THE BEST IN LUGGAGE Downtown Prices t i f c O t All Kindi 'Red A White Grocery & Market Parish Patronsfc ApproeisUd 1 RIFLES, CAMERAS, Etc. FINE SELECTION BILL’CASEY, Prop. handsome chesterfield Uvingroom suUe HEATS. FISH AND POULTRT GTTO DRUG GO. 218 So. Bdway. RA. 1870 “Ones Tried . , . Satisfied^ W. 38th & Qay GR. 9934 Oppoaita 8. Denver Potleffice 2707 W. 38th CR. 2773 259..50 St. Jam es' If you are looking for a really fine Uvingroom suite, this suite J . F. Young is for you. A smart, well designed channel back, full spring B t B Pharaiacy 38 YEARS IN DENVER ^ constructed Uvingroom suite with so much comfort and at APPRECIATES YOUR RUY WAR ROIVDS COLFAX AT ONEIDA tractiveness at a satisfying price. Decorator fabrics in choice "Why so to town T' PATRONAGE of colors. AND STAMPS DRUGS A UQUORS □ties Service Kool Motor Oil and other Cities Service Products. i c ______EA .9 8 20 .4I( Guaranteed CENTRAL C IT IE S SERVICE STATION BATTERY SERVICE — QUICK AMERICAN FCRNITVRE CO. CHARGE — TIRE RECAPPING BUY WAR BONDS FOR VICTORY 20th and California TA. 9287 At Broadway — Aronnd (be Comar frem ■slj (Htott Cka^ MA. 024 1 16th at Lawrence iiilniiliifcudfeuiM ii Thursday, June 14, 1945 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER '4205 n g g s j y g s OLINfiER BROTHERS Swim for Fnn Memorial Mass Celebrated for Youth Stables BERG’S STORE and Health Riding From Edgewater, Dead in Philippines 29 Broadway Stora Hour* 10 to 6:30 p.m.—Opes Sundays 16th Seaion Horses BE lELO IT Hour* 12 :S0 Moon Don't Forget the Boys and Girls in Service MAIL THEM CANDT OPTXN to 10:80 P.M. ior A Memorial Mass was celebrated' caped into a forest, and for four while crosmng the Moselle, and A six-bout amateur boxing card in St. Mary Magdalene’s church, days he tried to make it back to second on Nov. 11 in Luxembourg, IS scheduled for Friday night, Rent Edgewater, on Tuesday of this American territory. and was awarded the Bronze Star June 16, at the USO-NCCS club, BERG’S BARDIES ®^raE**WORLO^ PROGRESS 16tb and Grant, Denver, starting “Wher9 Hortet Make Friend^ week for the repose of the soul of His feet became too sore for him for capturing an enemy halftrack Candy Cream Roses . . . Pepperminti . . . Gum Drops * , * Pfc. George Klocker, who died to walk farther, and so he took a and its cre'w single-handed. at 8 o’clock. Participating are Chicken Dinner — Ridei students from three of Denver’s Licorice . . . Milk and Dark Sweet Cho.eolatea . . . PLUNGE Ha7rack Ride* — Pack Tripe June 18, 1942, in the Philippines. long chance and crawled into a box Col, Henry Mucci, hero of the Marshmallows . . . Assorted Nut Meats . . . 'j Klocker, who was taken prisoner car. There he was captured by the parochial schools. Annunciation, Phone EAet 9526 liberation of 613 Allied prisoners Cathedral, and St. Joseph’s. S ^. Soft Centers, Hard Candy . . . Cinnamon Red Hots ^ 3300 W. Florida at the fall of Corregidor, had been Germans and was sent to a prison from the notorious Cabanatuan 143 STEELE ST. (4U> Av«. B u) listed as missing since that time, camp near Stettin. This camp hap John Tomaska, who directed rae PEPPERMINT STICK CANDY camp in the Philippines last Jan athletic program at St. Vincent de and confirmation of his death was pened to be in line with the Rus 30, arrived in Denver on Tqesday Greeting Cards for All Occasions received only last week. Surviving sian advance, and so the prisoners Paul’s school this winter, will ref this week for a leave, after which eree the bouts. Prizes will be are bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. were shovea into boxcars and he will receive a new assignment. August Klocker of 1923 Lamar shijmed to a second camp, Stalag 3, awarded to the winner of each While here he will be with his bout. This will be the first of a GENUINE ITALIAN SPAGHEHI street, Edgewater, and four bro in Central Germany. During the wife, Mrs. Marian Fountain Mucci, thers and three sisters. trip the cars were often bombed series of boxing matches to be SERVED DAILY FROM 5 P.M. TO 10 P.M. and daughter, Senga, who reside staged during the summer months, by Allied planes, and nearly h it at 1254 Josephine street The AT Had Harrowing Expericncas At Stalag 3, where he spent sev according to Father Barry Wogan birth of another child is expected and bis committee, of which S. Sgt. Edward P. Gavin, Jr., 20, eral months, t ^ cold was so intense soon. son of Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Gavin of that the men had to stay in bed Brother Bernard of the J. K. Mul Villano’s Italian Gardens 1725 Sherman street, Denver, is most of the time to keep from Take* Wife in Pari* len Home for Boys is chairman. home after a series of adventures freezing. 'Their salvation was the Capt. Blake Hiester, son of Mrs, It is planned to include students No Muss, No Fuss, fust Sit Down that covered a period of two years, packages from the Red Cross. Mary M. Hiester of 765 Marion from the other parochial schools and Eat and Bo on Your Way and are enough for a lifetime, One more move was in store for street Denver, is being married in this program. 64 S. Broadway No Liquor Phone PE. 9862 A 1943 graduate of Regis high Gavin and his fellow prisoners, this Thursday in Paris, France, to Ja- Sunday morning, June 17, will T h e a tr e Lonis Pastore’s “CLOSED WEDNESDATB~ school, Gavin entered the air force last when the Americans began to nine Dessertenne, whom he met mark the first anniversary of the 1028 S. Gaylord two months later. His training kept move into Germany. This time the while stationed near that city as monthly Communion breakfast. PARK PE. 1877 him in the States until August, prisoners marched 145 miles to member of the Allied military The breakfasts bring together men police. and women in the armed forces on TBURS.. FRI., SAT., Jan* It-lS-ie 1944, when he was assigned to the what was to be their last camp. RANDOLPH SCOTT - DINAH 39 CLUB! Reaipis Eighth air force in England. Then They were liberated on A^ril 29. Blake is a brother of the Rev. the second Sunday of every SHORE - BOB BURNS in PORMERLT MIDGET CAFE things began to happen. Less than Gavin lost 40 pounds during his Richard Hiester, an army chaplain. month. This Sunday they will at ROCCO’ S a month after he began his mis captivity, but food and rest are The service is being held in the tend Mass in Holy Ghost church of the Yukon” IDAHOIHG Room sions, he was shot down over Ger taking care of that. at 9:15 and after Mass they will (In Technieelor) many and had to parachute 21,000 Year in German Priion have breakfast in the USO-NCCS- ALSO Lester Grant’s Rhythms • \ WD club at 18th and Grant streets ■i TAVERN **Come feet to safety. He landed near a Pvt. Albert Pullo, 27, who had GLORU JEAN in NO COVER CHAROE to Play field in which some German farm been a German prisoner since Feb. “I'll Remember April” ITALIAN DINNERS Come ers were working, and they took 16, 1944, arrived in Denver lash MIXED DRINKS 2598 So. Broadway after him with pitchfflrks. He es week to spend a 60-day furlough Mary E. Smith and BUN., MON., TUBS., WKD., SP. 9761 to Stay** with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. JUNE 17-IS-19.20 13900 Pecos GL 98551 CLAUDETTE COLBERT “CHUCr* HSENEE Anthony Pullo of 2326 W. 38rd FRED MaoUURRAY in DANCINa EVERY MITE 8 TO 12 avenue. Pvt. Pullo, who was at Ens. Vincent Feely Italian Spaghetti and Jr. C. D. of A. tached to the 45th infantry divi “PRACTICALLY YOURS” Steak Dinner* *1*0 HALL H O TEL DUKE’S GRILL sion, spent most of his imprison CRIME DOCTORS COURAGE MIXED DRINKS To Award Hope ment in a camp in Bavaria. H Married in Denver COFFEE SHOP 1620 E. 34tb Aye. liberated on April 28, and arrived MATINEES: Good Foods at Popular Prioet in the States on Saturday, June 2. Miss Mary Elizabeth Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas SUNDAY. 1 P. M. 1321 Curtis — off Ixibby Chest at Fete Following his furlough, Pullo will SATURDAY A HOLIDAYS, JOE BLAND. Owner report to Santa Barbara, Calif, M. Smith of 1320 S. Josephine, 2 P. M. Inritei hU many friend* and p*it Tom Burke’s DAN SULUVAN and for further orders. Denver, was married June 13 in cutonur* to viiit him. Using their profits to help re Pvt. Charlie A. Chavez, who was St. Francis de Sales’ church to Ens. open their summer lodge in the taken a prisoner in April, has been Vincent Feely, son of M. J. Feely, W. F. ANGERER mountains, Camp Montrita, the liberated. His wife, Mrs. Fannie 2843 Gaylord. The Rev. Gregory iI Roosevelt Grill;: Junior Catholic Daughters of R. Chavez, resides at 3650 Kala Smith, uncle of the bride, officiated JOE MANN’S America will award a hope chest math street, Denver. at the wedding and Nuptial Mass. DANCE ORCHESTRA invite their many friends and The Rt. Rev. Matthew Smith, an customers to visit them at at the Silver Dollar Days catpival T w id i Are Liberated Famous for Fine July 4 to 7 in Denver. Marjorie Lt. Raymond J. Haley, a pi other uncle; the Very Rev. Manus Nightly, 9 to 1 A. M. Simpson will be manager of the oner of the Germans since FebrU' P. Boyle, pastor of St. Vincent de :: FOODS and DRINKS :: chest at the 16th annual carnival ary. 1944, has been liberated, ac Paul’s church; the Rev. John F. Sundays, 4 to 8 P. M. <« < I sponsored by the Knights of Co Stein, and the Rev. Edward F. 11 Past Courteous Service \ | cbrding to word received by his s u i i i u R n 's lumbus. Other leading Catholic mother, Mrs. Theresa Helfenbcin dinian were present. Monsignor In Our Newly 1517 Stout KE. 9874 organizations of the city have been of 534 Inca street, Denver. His Capt. Blake Hiester Smith celebrated Mass for the ;; 18th and California ;; invited by the knights to take part twin brother, Lt. Ralph Haley, who bridal pair simultaneously with Enlarged nN E FOODSMIXED DRINKS in the big four-day event Church of the Holy Spirit preced Father Gregory Smith’s Mass. yras captured by the Nazis in Mu ing a Nuptial Ma es. A reception in The main prize of $500 will be The bridesmaid was Margaret COCKTAIL nich on April 24, 1944, was re the- Cercle Militairc will be held Griffith, and the best man, Daniel given at 11 p.m. Saturday, July 7, ported as freed in April of this after the wedding, and the couple and $100 will be awarded each of Horvat. A breakfast was served in 1 LOUNGE T r y year. Both officers are gradu will go to Brittany for a short the Park Lane hotel. The young the first three nights. John Mor' ates of St. Joseph’s high school wedding trip. * pio Cover or Minimum Charge O ur rissey, Jr., and Leo Kraemer are and attended Denver university. couple left Wednesday evening for 50c Lunches co-chairmen. That portion of re Pfc. Michael Delgado, son of Receive* Bronze Star Salt Lake City. After a few days there, they will go to San Fran INCLUDING SALAD, DESSERT AND DRINKS turns going to the Knights of Co Mrs. Fermina N. Delgado of 709 Marine 1st Lt. Herbert C. Fair- 450 So. Marion PEarl 4811 lumbus will be designated for the 27th street, Denver, has been lib all, son of the late H. C. Fairall cisco, where Ens. Feely will re new youth program fund to com crated after four months in of Denver, received the Bronze ceive a further assignment with Opposite bat juvenile delinquency. German prison camp. Pfc. Del Star for leading his men as platoon the U. S. maritime service. After CLUB PELICRR Orpheum Theater gado entered the service in De commander into severe artillery he goes on duty, Mrs. Feely will cember, 1943, as a member of the fire and enga^ng the enemy in a visit relatives and friends in South Ho(t EzcIntiTC 8«a Food Galholie Manager of fierce hand grenade and machine- ern California before returning to b 1540 Welton St. infantry, and has been overseas y T O M FLAHERTY’S ; Honte 1 Donrcr gun duel The incident took place Colorado. She has been in nurse’s nine months. training at the Glockner, Colorado y New Goodrieli Sioie Return* From Europe during the invasions of the WELTON BUFFET ; Marshall islands and Saipan. Lt. Springs. y S. Edward Fres(mez, 34 Fairall was also awarded the Pur y 1643 Welton j MHstinetive for husband of Mrs. Dalla B. Fresquez ( Pat Price, a member of St. Vin of 1119 Clay street, Denver, is ple Heart for wounds incurred . A A A Sk'ekSk Adfc’yAiTtfA AdkAAANLAA A ' -»■ cent de Paul’s parish, Denver, is visiting his wife, son, Richard, and in the action. Bazaar to Give FINE FOODS ‘ store manager of the new retail p aren t on a furlough after al Pfc. Anthony D. Lopez, 20, son outlet of the B. F. Goodrich Co., most a year of combat service in of Mrs. Loretta Lopez of 2361 FOR DINNERS DE LUXE OR MIDNIGHT SNACXS • COCKTAIL LOUNGE • which has been moved from 14th the European theater. Curtis street, Denver, received the $575 in Prizes Special Luncheons and Dinners and Glenarm to 1060 Broadway, Fresquez entered the service on Bronze Star far heroism in rescu To Avoid WalUox BaiorT* Tabla* to Advaae* where (garters will be much July 30, 1942, and received his ing wounded comrades under fire Prize money totaling $575 and a larger. He has a son, Pat, aged infantry training in Camp Forrest, on Corregidor. He was wounded home-cooked dinner on the opening BOGGIO’S ROTISSERIE ' nine, in the fourth grade in St. Tenn., and in Arizona. He was himself in the action and was night will be drawing cards for the Vincent’s school, and a daughter, given the Purple Heart. A mem 22nd annual bazaar given by Den EDELWEIS IWmont at Broadway KE. 9618 J Kathey, aged six. her of the infantry, Lopez is sta verites for the Dominican Sisters Where Qutdity Food StiU Prevtdla and at Moderate^ Cost The company will discontinue tioned in the Philippines. of the Sick Poor July 19, 20, and the sale of gasoline, oil, and lubri Pvt. Joseph R. Montoya, ma 21. Proceeds of the yearly event cants, and will feature recapping. rines, son of Joseph A. Montoya are the main support of the nuns’ 1644 GLENARM Almost the entire second floolr will of 1802 Arapahoe street, Denver, charitable work among the needy. be devoted to that branch of the has been wounded in action. A fully equipped cedar chest will business. On the first floor will Home After 21 Month* Atea be awarded by Loretto Heights col be a salesroom for auto and home John Francis Buchat, Jr., 19, lege girls, with Margaret Ann supplies, light and heavy appli son of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Buchat Wickert and Lucille Hammond in ances, as well as sporting goods. of the Cathedral parish, Denver, is charge. Booth chairmen will be Tires of all kinds—passenger, home on leave after 21 months of Barney Caulfield, Richard Shay, B a u r’s truck, tractor, industrial, and air sea duty with the navy. Accom- Mrs. George Zigler, Mrs. W. C. plane—will be featured. The re panyifig him is his recent bride, Miller, Dennis Halligan, Philip LOYOLA capping plant, connected with the the former Dorothy Terre, to Dolan, and Lawrence Schott. Con disfinefive downstairs by elevator, will be able whom he was married on May 14 ducting a wide variety of games to handle all types of passenger, will be William Nelson, Ray Noone, in Berkeley, Calif: Joe Schmittling, Lem Landis, Wil truck, industrial, and tractor zo- Buchat, who is a seaman first g ifts capping. liam May, Peter Jonke, and George CARNIVAL class, entered service in June, Stock. 1943, and received his boot train f o r Your Purchase of War Bond* ing in Farragut, Ida. After a 15- 23rd and York and Stamp* Help* to Secure Your day leave he reported for duty Laywomen’s Relrral and soon after shipped out. Fol Future. lowing his present leave Seaman To Begin on Juno 21 D a d ! Buchat will report for a new as Spend Your Vacation at signmeht. His wife will remain here for a visit. The second annual ratreat JURE 21 ■ 22 • 23 ■ 24 JACK’S for laywomen to be held in John William Kennedy, Jr., Boulder in Mt. St. Gertrude’s MoRHtain Lodge Sgt. Edwsrd Fresquez xrandson of Mr. and Mrs. John Lynch of 3923 King street, Den academy will open with Bene # Fnn SMOKER’S SUPPLIES “ In th* H u rt of th* Kockin” sent overseas on June 6, 1944. He diction at 7:45 p.m. Thurs Fishing, Riding, Hiking, Hunting participated in the fighting in ver, and son of Maj. and Mrs. John day, June 21, and will close # R id es Make his leisure hours more enjoyable with luxurious Wonderful Food W. Kennedy of Los Angeles, was France, Belgium, and Germany, graduated from the United States on Sunday afternoon, Juno For Roocrratleiu 24. The Rev. Bert J. Cun smoking accessories . , . fine imported Briar pipes, and later aided in the liberation naval academy at Annapolis on # A w ards Phono Nodtrlond 4M ningham, C.M., of Thomas’ humidors, pipe racks, cigarette holders, cases, ash trays of Allied prisoners held by the June 6, and received his commis St. or Writo RoUiniTillo, Colo. Nazis. seminary will b* retreat- Bigliwsy lit sion as an ensign. master. Transportation to # G am es and tobacco pouches . . . and a fine selection of pipe He wears the Purple Heart with Ens. Kennedy was baptized in tobaccos from which to choose. two clusters for wounds received St. Catherine’s church, Denver, Boulder from Denver is in combat, first on Sept. 21, 1944, and received his elementary edu available by Trailway* bn*. May Co.-Baar’a—1628 Ctnti) Reservation* should be made cation there. He later attended a* soon a* possible by calling GRAND CAFE Regis high school. Following a 30- PE. 5842. Refreshmeiits-Liiiiehes 431 17th St. MA. 6652 Nun Is Teacher day leave, Kennedy will report to the West coast, where he will be DAD. LIKES CANDY, TOO! (Botvcoa Glonin* sad Troaoat) SPAGHETTI KING OF THR WEST OPEN ll:« t A.M. TO 2:10 AJL assigned to active duty. Cater to dad’s sweet tooth with Denver’s most deli Closod Mondaro Of Home Nursing Two former students of the An Serving the Finest cious and distinctive sweets . . . every box a choice nunciation high school, Denver, CA SH Prizes AMERICAN AND Sister Mary Grace of the Domin are serving O n aircraft carriers in ©OiONK selection of the finest confections, beautifully boxed ican Sisters of the Sick Poor is one the Pacific. They are Robert C. Chicken Cacciatore A W A R D S Nighdy CHINESE FOODS Ellis, 26, a machinist’s mate sec Steak* — Spring Chicken » 5 0 0 and gift wrapped. of the volunteer instructors in “Six Luncheon* and Dinners Lewons in the Care of the Sick,’’ ond ejass, and JOmes McDermott, Spschetti S*rr*d With sU Dinner* n s r r o d e c o c k t a il l o u n g e At Alt Bout's Sioroo bein^ conducted by Red Cross home seaman first class. Cocktails • Dinner Wines nursing, Denver. Ellis, whose parents, Mr. and H onn: 5:10 P.M. to I t -.10 P JI. During the 36-hour training con Mrs. Charles Ellis, reside at 3674 CLOSED TUESDAYS Humboldt street, has aided his car 2450 19th St. CR. 9958 FOOD NOVELTIES ference Sister Grace attended in Uneuwrtod LaOl** Welcon:* the chapter annex, she expressed rier in engagements at Formosa. Luxxiry edibles to whet the most epicurean taste will an interest in teaching classes for Luzon, Leyte, Iwo Jima, Okinawa, C ^ DDENVER ! high school girls. Tokym and Indo-China. please dad . . . seafood and cheese rarities, bMutifully The home nursing committee McDermott is a member of a packaged nuts and fruits, and novelty delicacies he’ll i/ Place for the feels this offers an exceptional op flight crew, whose duty is to get A GREAT BAND I Send Your Boy to like for his own “stag” parties. CtUCrjminaHnf" portunity for students in the paro the planes on and off the flight A GREAT SBOWt chial schools to learn the 32 basic deck in the least possible time, May Co.-Baura—1628 Cmtia Exccllcht Cuisine nursing skills^ that are taught in has participated in the battles of the 12^our course. Saipan, Morotai, the Philippine sea FineLiqueuRSy NO CITY DELIVERIES Classes are limited to 10 mem and Leyte. His parents reside at 6AMP ST. MALB PLACE MAIL ORDERS EARLY EiCelfaiydSi**]* bers. The age limit is from 16 3736 Inca street. years. near Rocky Mountain National park, Information may be had by call UPTOWN- ing Al. 0311—Ex. 26. Life-Like in the heart'of America’s most majestic lOth at Clcaana mountains. DOWNTOWN- Meeting Is Postponed Portraiture IS U C ortla BROWN RUBBER OF FOR In Colorado Springs MAY C0.-BAUR S - 9 CHILDREN Open This Summer 163S C nrtla FINE FOODS HEELS AND SOLES • FAMILY Mr*. Eraett King, pr*»i- GROUPS Enjoy Superb Music by Muzak... WILL NOT MARK FLOORS dant of the Colorado Spring* JULY 8 TB AUfiUST 26 3 Minute Service on Heels While Dining at Baur's Uptown or Downtown deanerv of th* Archdiocetan '' Briar U* Tear.Shoo Tronblto Council of Catholic Women, UNITED $10 a Week H m Luncheon or Dinner at One of Our Fine Restaurants has announced that the an PHOTO 11TH AVE. SHOE nual daanory moating, ached- STUDIOS Under personal direction of the nlad for June 21, has been REBUILOERS postponed. The ceafarance 1521 CnrtU TA. 3412 RT REV. MONSIGNOR JOSEPH BOSETTI . will. ha combined with the SPECIAL RATES NOW ON CARE OF CHANCERY OFnCE P. A. Bacino, Prop. CH. 2228 aaxt quarterly meeting of the HRST COMMUNION, WED- JUL 1536 LOGAN, DENVER, COLO. 1122 Broadway ACCW, which will bo held in DINGS, GRADUATIONS, FA- J U Y WAR BONDS FOR VICTORY Colorado Spring* later this THER'S DAY. ■nmmer. OlNVfR SMARIi'-I ‘V.USiMfNt I'SRt PAGE EIGHT Office, 988 Bannock Streef THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone,' KEystone '4205 Thurs'day, June 14, 1945 Will Note Silver Jubilee Idea OR Bond Selling KEEP UP THE HOMES Officer Is Home Wins Awnrd for Girl HECO NEEDS HELP! YOU’RE FIGHTIHG FOR A novel idea on how to save time From Battle Area and red tape in issuing war bonds Patronize These Reliable and Friendly Firms brought an award of S25 to Miss Skilled and Semi*$killed Men and Women (Bleaaed Sacrament Pariah, Mary C. O’Byrne, daughter of Mr. needed NOW at the Denver) and Mrs. Gerald J. O’Byrne of 474 'E A R L J.‘ Lt. William M. Neuman is visit Pearl street, Denver. Miss O’Byme, Netc, Air-Conditioned Plant of STILES ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. head of the civilian payroll depart STROHMIHGER G. Neuman, for several weeks. ment in Lowry Field, submitted to ELECTRIC SERVICE He has just returned to the United the War d^artm ent Ideas for Vic Electrical Contracting States after two years' service in tory committee her shortcut system Heckethorn Manufacturing MOTORS . REPAIRS the South Pacific. of issuing bonds, and received a Llc«nMd ind Bondtd to City of D A n Thursday, June 14, 1945 Office, 9S8 Bannodt Strerf THE DENVER CATHOWC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone '4205 PAGE NINE Seven‘’Jesuits, One Franciscan From Colorado to Be Ordained (Continued From Page One) Rev. Hubert Newell, archdioeesan Angeles in 1943, will come to uated from local grade and high Sister Francella of the Sisters of will be master of ceremonies. A superintendent of education, will Denver for the occasion. schools and then attended Regis Loretto at the Foot of the Cross, reception will be held in the family preach the sermon. As a student at Cathedral high college for three years before en will be present for the Mass. home for Father Guida from 3 to The Rev. Theobald Kalamaja, school, Father Walter starred in tering the Society of Jesus. As a A reception for Father Vollmar O.F.M., uncle of the young priest, athletics, especially baseball and scholastic he taught in Marquette 6 o’clock. A breakfast will be held will be held at the family home in the Colburn hotel after the who will celebrate his golden football. University high school, Milwau Mass. jubilee in the priesthood in Rev. Thomas C. Donohue, S.J. kee, Wise., and Regis high school. near Platteville from 3 to 6 o’clock Wo Offer • A sister of Father^uida, Sister Omaha, Nebr., on July 4, will be The Rev. Thomas C. Donohue Father Vollmar will celebrate June 24. Complete Optical Serrico M. Michelle of the Mercy Sisters, resent for the first Solemn Ma.ss. was born in Hyannis, Nebr., on his first Solemn Mass in St. Rev. Williani Roiiner, S.J. will make her final vows in reli le also has an aunt in religion. Nov. 8, 1914. His stepfather and Nicholas’ church, Platteville, at 10 The Rev. William L. Rossner, Examination, Refraction, Sister Enrita, sister of Mrs, Kal mother, Mr. and Mrs. Charles o’clock June 24. The following Prescription gion on Aug. 16 this summer. She S.J., bora in Kansas City, Mo.\ is now teaching in Omaha, and amaja, who is a member of the will be officers of the Mass: The Nov. 1, 1910, the son of Mr. and All Glaatet Mannfactared in, will be present for the first Mass. Sisters of Nazareth of the Holy Rev. Louis G. Fitzsimmons, S J., of Mrs. W. M, Rossner, 5711 Rock- Our Own Laboratory Family. Sister Enrita is stationed St. Ignatius Loyola’s parish, dea Rev. Edward D. Harris, S.J. in Chicago. con; and Lawrence F. Jansen, SJ., Quick Repair Service The Rev. Edward D. Harris, A reception will be held for Fa of Regis, subdeacon. The Rev. Broken Lenit* DnpUcated S.J., son o f , Elmer David and ther Kalamaja from 3 to 6 o’clock Elmer J. Trame, SJ., of Regis OcalUt Praeerlptioni Filled Catherine Costello Harris, 906 S June 24 in the family home. college, will deliver the sermon. Emerson street, was bom in Den Rev. James W. Naufhton, SmI. A sister of Father Vollmar, HARRY M. LUSTIG ver May 10, 1911. He attended The Rev, James W, Naughton, S t Francis de Sales* grade school S J., was bom in Denver Feb. 7, JOSEPH VOLOSm and Regis high school and college 1915, a son of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Jeaimeilo Dnim Is SUto-BetUUnd Optametriiti before entering the Society of Naughton of 2975 W, Douglas 93S 15th Su K£. 3683 Jesus. He taught three years in place. His father is now deceased. Bride of James Logan UBERitL CREDIT TERMS Marquette high school, Milwaukee After attending St. Dominic’s Wise. grade school and Regis high school, Miss Jeanette Dunn, a graduate Father Harris will celebrate his he entered the Society of Jesus in 1932. He taught as a scholastic of St. Mary’s academy, Denver, first Solemn Mass, in St. Francis and of Immaculate Conception COMSOUDAn de Sales’ church at 9:46 o’clock in Campion high school. Prairie June 24. Officers of the Mass du Chien, Wise. ' convent in California, became the YOUR BILLS will be the Rev. Gregory Smith Father Naughton will sing his bride of James P. Logan, past pastor of St. Francis de Sales’ first Solemn Mass at 10:30 o’clock commander of the Leyden-Chiles- parish, assistant priest; the Rev. June 24 in St. Dominic’s church. W^kersham post No. 1, American Francis Wagner, pastor of Vine- The following will be officers: The Legion, in ceremonies held Thurs land, deacon; and Father Harris’ Rev, W. V. Doyle, S.J., an uncle day morning, June 7, before the brother, Walter Francis Harris, to of the young priest, assistant Rev. Thomas A. Doran. Mr. and be ordained in 1947, subdeacon. priest; the Rev. John F. Bergin, Mrs. Leo H. Connell, sister and The Rev. John Clark, C.M., of St. S.J., of Regis, deacon; and the ^rother-in-law of the bride, were Thomas’ seminary will preach. Rev. Dr. D. A. Lemieux, pastor of the attendants. Mountain Climbing (d A reception will be held at the St. Catherine’s, subdeacon. The Rev. Thomai C. Donohue, S.J. Mrs. Logan is the daughter of family home from 3 to 6 o’clock Rev. V. R. Hughes, O.P., pastor the late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. of St. Dominic’s, will deliver the Smith, live in Lincoln, Nebr. Fa ... but only if if is a hobby, only O N E tmeO i for Father Harris. ther Donohue attended the jpublic Dunn, Denver pioneer residents. Rev. William L. Rouner, S.J. sermon. Richard Harrington. S.J., Mr. Logan is the son of John McK mentli. FrItiMily, eenOdenliel leant Rev. Stanley £. Kelamaja, S.J. of' Regis will be the master of school in Anselmo, Nebr.; Cathe-. The Rev. Stanley E. Kalamaja, Logan and the late Mrs. Logan. hill road, will offer his first Sol and not a job on fomihirt...c«r...or othtr coHeltriL ceremonies. dral hi^h, Lincoln; the Nebraska emn Mass Sunday, June 24, in St. S.J., was born in Denver May 14, university, Lincoln; and St. Louis He is a graduate of Notre Dame A reception will be held for Francis Xavier’s church, Kansas Right now we are climbing a m ountain of War 1914, the son of Mr. and Mrs. university, St. Louis. He received university and attended Trinit City. Officers of the first Mass ^ Telephone KE 6221 Stephen Kalamaja of 2423 Vine Father Naughton from 3 to 6 his A.B. degree from St. Louis uni college in Dublin and Pennsyl Work, with Victory wailing for us at the top. o’clock June 24 in the home of his will be the Rev. John Gerst, SJ., street. His father is now de versity in June, 1937, and his vania university. He served in assistant priest; the Rev. Thomas ceased. After attending Sacred sister, Mrs. Paul Rosamiller, 2840 World war I. The couple will re It’s not much "fun" to work long hours on the M. A. degree f^ m the same uni Kelly, deacon: Walter Ong, S ecurities Heart grade and high school, he W. 36th avenue. versity in 1989. side at 460S Montview boulevard sJ., job, and then to spend our spare time in the CREDIT CORK entered the Society of Jesus, For Rev. John J. Walsh, S.J. S.J.. subdeacon; and, Francis J. Father Donohue entered the Wallace, S.J., master of ceremo Victory Garden or gathering waste paper and three years he taught in St. The Rev, John J. Walsh, S.J., Society of Jesus at Florissant, Mo., Club to Serve Dinner nies. The ”lRev. John O’Flaherty, tin. But it’s a job we MUST DO, to back up John’s college, Belize, British was bom in Englewood Oct. 20, Sept. 1, 1933. He took his philo Rocky Mountain Navy Mothers’ S. J., will deliver the sermon. Honduras. 1914, the son of Mr. and Mrs. sophical studies at the Jesuit school our fighting forces, and the better and more John J. Walsh. His mother, who club will serve a chicken dinner to Father Kalamaja will celebrate of philosophy at St. Louis U., and the mothers and fathers of club thoroughly we DO THE WAR JOB NOW, the his first Solemn Mass at 10:30 was president of the' Regis gmild taught in Regis college-and high 462 on Monday evening, June 18 o’clock June 24 in Loyola church. for many years, passett-away Jan. School in Denver from ld39 to HANSEN & HANSEN more we shall enjoy our "Recreation. time? LOANS 27, 1944. After attending St. at 6 o’clock in the USO-NCCS V Officers will be the Rev. Dr. Ed 1942. <4^ Dominic’s and St. Francis de club, 1656 Grant street, Denver. JEWELERS after the Victory is earned. 14TH AND BROADWAY ward J. Morgan, S.J., pastor of He will sing his first Solemn Only one meeting will be held in Loyola parish, assistant priest; the Sales’ grade schools and Regis Mass in St. Mary’s Cathedral, Lin the months of July, August, and 1628 17th St. ■f Rev. Edward A. Breen, associate high school, he entered the So coln, Sunday, June 24, at 11 September. The dates will be an ^teCeUy 'K U ouM tt ciety of Jesus in Florissant, Mo. ONE STORE ONLY Your Purchase of War Bonds editor of the Denver Catholic o’clock. The assistant priest will nounced at some future time. Your Electric Servant and Stamps Helps to Secure Your Regieter, deacon; the Rev. Paul As a scholastic he ta u ^ t in Cam be the Rt. Rev. Maurice MV. Hel- 0 Future. F. Ditsler, S.J., subdeacon. The pion high school. Prairie du mann; deacon, the Rev. Joseph A. DR. CURRIGAN OFFICIATES Chien, Wise. Kenney; and subdeacon, the Rev. AT LIBRARY DEDICATION Father Walsh will celebrate his ■:i9' Gall George Kodelka. The sermon will Dr. Martin D. Currigan of Den Public Service Company of Colorado first Solemn Mass at 10 o’clock be preached by the Rt. Rev. C. J. ver, senior member of the board of m L 0 D l l j ) l GH. 1901 June 24 in St. John’s church. The Riordan. regents and a noted Catholic, offi following will be officers; The R«v. Edward R. Vollmar, S.J. ciated at the formal dedication of 1543 Larimer St. V c M f lin .2266 Very Rev. Joseph P. O’Heron, The Rev. Edward R. Vollmar, the University of Colorado library pastor of St. Louis’ church, En SJ., was bom in Platteville July in Boulder June 10 in honor of Dr. lewood, assistant priest; the Rev. 28, 1911, the son of Mr. and Mrs. George F. Norlin, late president of . ( toy J. Fi^lino, assistant at St. Charles L. Vollmar. He was grad- the institution. RUBBER STRIRP^bu y w a r b o n d s f o r v ic t o r y John’s pansh, deacon; and the Rev. Frederick McCallin, first as 2% of Your Valuation sistant at the Cathedral, subdea- 92.00 Minimum con. The Rev. John P. Moran, Free Glazing and Fumigation pastor of St. John’s parish, will deliver the sermon. Father Walsh has a cousin, Ed FELLY INSURED ward Lynch, S.J., who has re Restyling - Repairing - Cleaning cently joined the Jesuits in Cali fornia. Another cousin, the Rev. Expert Workmanship • Prices Reasonable John Carty, M.S., is the president of La Salette college in Hart FINER QUALITY ford, Conn. An aunt. Sister Rose Ambrose of Albuquerque, N. Mex., is a member of the Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati. Two other aunts of Father Walsh, sis ters of his father, both now de ceased, were in religious com munities. They were Sister M. St. Germaine of the Sisters of 1510 CAIIFORNU the Good Shepherd, a'nd Sister Proiiipi Gall Gertmde of the Sisters of Charity COSTS LESS of Cincinnati. Pick-up GH. 1901 A reception for Father Walsh will be held at the family home, 675 Jackson street, on June 24. ■ * In his senior year a t Regis high school, Father Walsh was the win at the New York Furniture House! RHEUMATISM—ARTHRITIS ner of the state oratorical con Why Continue to Suffer Agonising Pain? Doctors Advise test. Rev. V'alter Armijo, O.F.M. SUL-VITO SL^LPHUR BATHS IN YOUR OWN HOME Father Walter received his pri MIT IF TIE IWH K H DBTHIT-IIE S U FMILEIS Thouundi of p«np1« traTcl oitny raile* to * HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS mary education in Denver at St. for the beneflrial effccU from SULPHUR WATER. Uu a Hot MlnortI Vincent’s orphanage and St. Eliza Both Treatment for relief of Arthritic, Neoritlc ind Rheamotic poino. end beth’s school, and attended Cathe for redudne Swollen Muecle* end Jolnti. Aleo for ooothinc Hot, Itchins, WALNUT VENEER Bnmint, Skin Peelinr. Eezemo-liko Roih, Skin Blotcheo. some formi of Acne, dral high school. He entered St. RInrwnrm or Athleto'o Font—mony of thooo dUordcro m sj bo duo to turfuco 2-pc SOFA BED SUITES non.ersteraic, non-or(onic Skin Tronblei. 8 HOT SULPHUR BATHS FOR $1.00 Heavy Tapestry Covers BEDROOM SUITE ON SALE AT ALL DRUG AND DEPARTMENT STORES Full coil spring construc Product of Queen City Loborotorles — DUtribnted by tion. Large bedding com partment. Use as sofa I Modern waterfall design MOUNTAIN STATES BROKERAGE COMPANY nut,, j _ . all hardwood in 1447 Stout Streot Denver 2. Colormdo during day... use as bed at night. teriors . , . large round mirrorA MANY STUDENTS Are Planning Now to Attend Jusi Right for That Unexpected Guest * 1 0 9 “ $ 8 5 - 5 0 LOREHO HEIGHTS COLLEGE MAHRESSES 1945 Summer Session BED SPRINDS BEGINIVING JULY 2 New Cotton Felted 55-lb. Mattresses Regular Fall Session with AU-Steel Coil Rev. Walter Armijo, OJF.M. . . . at this price you don’t have REGISTRATION SEPT. 10 Springs—Compare Bonaventure’s college in Alle to restuff your old mattress. Call -or write for full information. gany, N. Y,, and on Aug. 12, 1939, received the garb of the Francis cans at the novitiate in Paterson, Mr. Walter J. Kerwin, now associated N. J. One year later he made his with Jos. M, Fishman, invites his simple profession. His philosoph $9-85 many old friends and customers to ical studies were pursued in St. $ 1 4 - 9 5 visit him for suggestions. Stephen’s friary, Butler, N. J. In First Communion the fall of 1942 he began his theo Confirmation logical studies in Holy Name col lege, Washington, D. C., where ALL STEEL FRAME COLLAPSIBLE and Graduation he will resume another year of GIFTS sacred theology this fall. The new priest will offer his first Solemn Mass at 11 o’clock Jos. M. Fishman in St. Elizabeth’s church on Sun Jeweler and Optician day, June 24. A reception will GLASSES ON CREDIT be held in St. Elizabeth’s parish BABY BUGGIES 807 15lh St. TA. 0029 hall that afternoon at 4. 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EYES ON THE HIGHWAY Dormitories in Women's Retreat-House The visual skills of automobile drivecg probably will, in Anniversary the post war, receive more strin|'ent examinations and analysis M than is now required by law, since plans are being made for superhighways which will probably be designed for cruising speeds of not less than 75 miles an hour. Therefore, it is wise to keep your eyes at their best by having frequent eye exam To Be Marked ky inations. SWIGERT BROS. Edw. H orrigans Better Fitton OptometrUti Good Service (St. John’s Parish, Denver) for Every Age At Right Prices Mr. and Mrs. Edward Horrigan 1550 California KEyttone 7651 will observe their silver wedding anniversary Friday, June 15. with Colorado Beet a High Ma, Directors of the Crews-Beggs In humility we pause to honor these '^icrGrand* men— I Dry Goods Co. in Pueblo honored Frank Leonard, store advertising KILLED it P fc. J ohn Francis Kennedy Colorado Springs, Colo. sales manager, on his 40th anni Ar Staff Sgt. Rav Bolerjack versary witii the company. A din Pueblo, Colo. ★ Capt. K enneth George Ladd ner was given at Uie Vail hotel, Salt Lake City, Utah and buyers and directors'knd their ■k PvT. Henry Vernon B randon [wives attended the affair. Mack, Colo. it T ech, S ot. Frank C. Latto 'V’ Grand Junction, Colo. i Ira K. Young, general manager •k Corf. Jam es D arrell B romley I of the store, presented Mr, Salt Lake City, Utah it Marine P fc. Victor Leon Liggett Leonard with a $100 war bond in Denver, Colo. I behalf of the company, and many •k L ieut. P. E. B urk Grand Junction, Colo. it P fc. William Thomas Lindsey persons paid tribute to Mr, Alamosa, Colo. Leonard for his long service. •k Marine Corf. Chad M. B urns He first became employed by Salina, Utah ★ L ieut. K enneth D avid N icol Montrose, Colo. I Crews-Beggs as a shoe salesman •k F irst Lieut. T homas H. B usby and later became shoe buyer. And Denver, Colo. ★ Corf. A ustin Joe P arker then he was advanced to adver- Grand Junction, Colo. jtising manager, is S eaman 1st Class F rank Clifford Coombs Salt Lake City, Utah it L ieut. W illis Madison P oteet Mr. Leonard has four sons in Pueblo, Colo. I service, and to add to his anniver •k P vt. S amuel Edward Coombs sary celebration, he received { Salt Lake City, Utah it P fc. Juan R uben Rendon telegram saying that one of his Hermosa, Colo. •k Marine Sgt. Walter H ubert Dennis sons, Lt. Edward Leonard, a naval Grand Junction, Colo. it P fc. George A lvin Scharf aviator, is being returned to the Englewood, Colo. United States after many months’ •k P vt. Elmer John D unn service overseas and participation Denver, Colo. it P fc./D ean P ete S chmidt '^^idvale, Utah in the Iwo Jima and Okinawa cam is P fc. Merlin LeRoy F awcett paigns. Salt Lake City, Utah MISSING it P fc. John D arwin Gardner lUaiqae Way of Crass Price, Utah Lieut. Ross J. B ader Englewood, Colo. •k .PvT. John Henry Garreffa Held io Ml. Caranl Sgt. Ivan B rown Del Norte, Colo. Grand Junction, Colo. it Pfc. E dward Eugene Gourdeaux Gm 3rd Class Harland G. B uckley (Continued From Last Page) Denver, Colo. house, saying it reminded him of Grand Junction, Colo. the words of the Psalmist: “I have it Marine P vt. Gerald S ylvester Hilt. Sgt. Julio L. Caparella loved, 0 Lord, the beauty of thy Denver, Colo. Aspen, Colo. house and the place where thy The process of brewing quality beer like the process of it P vt. Jay William J ensen Prc. J oseph D eV incentb glory dwelleth.” Some $10,000 Salt Lake City, Utah Montrose, Colo. making fine steel cannot be hurried. Walter’s True was expended in the program of 0 complete renovation. it Corf. Clarence D ale Karren Seaman 2nd Class Leo Mark J anzekovicb Pilsener Beer is brewed slowly—allowed to ripen and Following the Eucharistic Way Salt Lake City, Utah Glenwood Springs, Colo. IrJ of the Cross, the solemn closing of Correct to June 1,1945 : mellow gradually. the Forty Hours’ adoration took place. The Bishop carried the That’s part of the secret behind the lusty gO(xi flavor of this excellent Blessed Sacrament in procession around the church and gave the^ brew. The rest of the story is first-quality ingredients and scientific Solemn Benediction. He was as-'* sisted by Fathers John B. Liciotti tests to guarantee uniformity. No doubt about it, in this region, the and L. Francis Cunningham, SJ., “IT IS FOR US the living, rather, to be dedicated here to the unfin deacon and subdeacon, respect beer that’s aged right, brewed best, and tastes great — The toast of the ively. ished work which they who fought here have thus far so nobly advanced. It is Rocky Mountain area is . . . rather for ui to be here dedicated to the great task remaining before us—that I Havana Paper Lauds from these honored dead we take increased devotion to that cause for which Spanish News Release Havana.—The dissemination of they gave the last full measure of devotion—that we here highly resolve that Catholic news ia described as “a these dead shall not have died in vain . . . that government of the people, by modem manner of living the dogma of the communion of the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth.” X. saints, of becoming familiar with the existence of other parta of the A braham Lincoln. Mystical Body of Christ," by Ruben D. Rumbaut, in an article Gettysburg Address, Nov. 19,1863. written for Seminario Catolioo about the Spanish-language re WAR LOAN lease of the NCWC News Service, \Noticias Catolicas. “This shoulc be a cause for rejoicing by all of DENVER y RIO GRANDR. WESTERN RAILROAD us,” he adds, “because the work THE DIRECT CENTRAL TRANSCONTINENTAL 24 Vacation Schools Winners of Religious Essay Contest Advantages of Their m i m . OF Reported in Session Religious Education In Diocesan Parishes Shown to Graduates IIETOy III DOIVT Bishop Willging Addrossos and Prosonis The clothing contribution by Religious Instruction Being Given 200 Stu Catholics of the Diocese of Pueblo dents in Glasses Gonductod in Oiplomas to 21 in Glass of Acadomy in the recent United Nations drive was 42,867 pounds, according to Pueblo Oatholic High Of St. Scholastica the Rev. John B. Liciotti, diocesan director of the drive. This amount “The future peace of the world depends upon a moral is double that of the donations to During the present week a total of 24 religious vacation and not a militaristic leadership,” Bishop Joseph C. Will the la.st drive. The total of the schools are, or soon will be, opex*^ting in the Diocese of ging told the graduates of St. Scholastica’s academy, Canon two drives was 65,166 pounds. Pueblo, according to figures compiled from parish news City, in commencement exercises held in that institution 2 Parishes Collect columns in the Register. This figure includes only those Thursday, June 7. The 21 members of the class were pre that are known for certain to be in the process of function Two Tons Each sented by the Rev. Lambert Morrow, O.S.B., chaplain of the Two pari.she.s of the diocese, St, ing at the present time. The figures for last year show that academy, and Bishop Willging conferred the diplomas. The 42 such schools with a total enrollment of 2,913 functioned Mary’s of Wal.senburg and Holy Girls carried off the top honors winner of the senior division; Miss S t Mary’s school, ^ e b lo , winner a cappella choir sang two numbers. Trinity of Trinidad, sent in more within the course of the summer. Out-of-town visitors for the oc- than two tons of clothing each. in the three divisions of the Bishop Kathleen Dooner, sophomore in of fhe elementary dftjision. Miss In the city of Pueblo two par Willging religious' essay contest casion besides Bishop Willging in The following are the complete the Pueblo Catholic high school, Patrick also merited a i^holarship figures as released by Father Li ishes are conducting such schools, this year. The winners are shown cluded the Very Rev. Edward J. here left to right. They are Miss who won the highest rank in the to the Pueblo Catholic high. The Cathedral Choir ciotti : Westcliffe Will the Cathedral parish and Our Lady McCarthy of Alamosa, the Rev, of Mt. Carmel. The facilities of Helen Sicco, a graduate of the junior division; and Miss Betty essays by these girls have appeared Pueblo parishes; Cathedral, Holy Trinity high school this year, Patrick, eighth grade graduate of in the Register. John J. Kelley of Pueblo, and the ^ 1,825; St. Anthony’s, 477; Mt. Car Open Religious Pueblo Catholic high school are Rev. Brendan Forsyth, O.S.B., of mel, 2,250; St. Francis Xavier’s, being utilized for the purpose by St. Francis Xavier’s church, Nas 2,120; St. Mary’s, 2,150; and St. M t Carmel parish and more than sau, Bahamas. Patrick’s, 1,015. 200 public school students are be Unique Way of Cross Held Bishop Willging’s address fol Bishop Wiilging Parishes outside Pueblo; Ala Vacation School Gioii cm eor lows in part: ing instructed there by the Sisters mosa, 1,359; Antonito, 1,005; “When a young Russian officer Canon City, 1,050; Capulin, 607; of Charity of Cincinnati. The Sis (Sacred Heart Cathedral Westcliffe.—Summer school for recently was asked what the fu Parish, Pueblo) Cortez, 219; Del Norte, 805; the Catholic children of Westcliffe ters of Loretto are conducting the As Stations Are Blessed ture of religion in Russia is and Delta, 1,025; Durango, St. Colum- and the surrounding district will Cathedral school. GISTwhether he himself believed in In a surprise visit pr« previous to ba. 3,015; Durango, Sacred Heart, the Mass sung on the Sunday 1,500; Florence, 1,573; Fruita, be held in the Assumption church The other schools reported in the God, he replied: ‘Religion is not within the Octave of Corpus beginning June 17 and continuing columns of the Register are the (Our Lady of Mount Carmel proceeded to lead the congrega absolutely finished in Rus-sia. 1 Christi, June 3, Bishop Joseph C. 219; Holly, 215; Grand Junction, until July 8. The instructions will missions of St. Mary’s, Walsen- Pariih, Pueblo) think there is some higher being, 1,660; Gardner, 792; La Junta, St. tion in the devotion. Each of the Willging expressed his apprecia Patrick’s, 1,010; La Junta, Our begin after the 8 o’clock Mass on burg, taught by the Benedictine A unique Way of the Cross was but I do not see why we should tion to the boys’ choir for their Sunday and every day at about Sisters from Atchison, in Rouse, crosses was carried by a man of pray to him,’ implying by these Lady of Guadalupe, 1,736; La held in Mt. Carmel church Sun faithful efforts during the school mar, 600; Las Animas, 210; Man- 9 a.m. Sister Stephany and Sister Tioga, Del Carbon, La Veta, and the parish. The men moved for answers that the government had year and officially proclaimed a Mary of the Sisters of St. Bene North Veta. Trinidad reports its day evening, June 10, when Bishop ward as Bishop Willging read the not yet stifled all supernatural be cos, 300; Monte Vista, 514; Mont diet will conduct the classes. It is school in full swing, with the Sis Joseph C. Willging blessed the Canon City.— (St. Michael’s lief in the people and that the vacation for the choir during the rose, 625; Ordway, 231; Ouray, expected that a large number of ters of Charity of Cincinnati in new set of stations and the small prayers at each station, each one I Parish)—Sgt. Leonard Claar was majority, particularly the youth, summer months. 535; Paonia, 300; Rocky Ford, children will report for the First charge. wooden crosses for them and then relinquishing his cross as he ar with the first medical' troops to had learned to regard the state as Cash awards on the basis of 200; Salida, 1,630'; San Luis, 330; Communion class. First Commu The Sisters of Mercy are teach rived at the station assigned him enter. Manila after the Japanese self-sufficient and all-powerful. points earned during tKe year for Trinidad, 4,232; Vineland, 295; nion will be given this year on in order that it might be put in were driven from that city. In a That is the dominant psycholog;y attendance at practice sessions Westcliffe, 165; Walsenburg, ing in Sacred Heart parish, Du letter to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. and for excellence in attention July 8. The parents and all the rango, with the missions of Pa- position above the station. of a generation educated without 5,072. members of the parish are invited As the Bishop pointed out in his R. H. Claar, he wrote that his religious principles. It was the were made to the following boys: A few other parishes not men gosa Springs, Allison, and Ignacio Five-star general, Robert Click also to receive Communion on this all slated for summer sessions. The brief talk prior to beginning the troop saved many lives and he has positive attempt in Nazi Germany tioned above did not conduct sep occasion. Way of the Cross, there is a close received a letter from one of his and all Communistic countries, and with 4,000 points; four-star gen arate drives, but took part in the Sisters of St. Benedict of Chicago patients thanking the sergeant for erals, Alan Aden with 3,200 points A card and games party was held are teaching in La Junta, Alamosa, connection between Calvary and it is the prevalent trend even in general drives of their commu the Most Holy Eucharist. On Cal saving his life. our country where among the and Charles Click and Bernard in the parish hall June 10. It was Avondale, and Las Animas. A Bufqr with 3,000 points each. To nities. sponsored by the women of the school is in operation in West KILLEII III FHT vary the Divinity of Christ was Sgt. Simon Hernandez arrived great majority, dogmatic faith has Arthur Lucero, with 2,800 points, Altar society, and was well attend- cliffe, which did not have such re hidden; it is also hidden beneath here June 6 for a .30-day furlough degenerated into a form of Deism, the sacramental veil in the Eucha and rest period to visit with his which is still willing to admit the the Most Reverend Bishop awarded ded by many people from this dis ligious instruction fast year. A a plaque of the Infant Jesus trict. school will be operated ^n Del rist. Calvary was the bloody sacri arents, Mr. and Mrs. Amando existence of some higher guiding fice of Himself, which sacrifice is S[ernandez. Sgt, Hernandez, who principle, but is unwilling to be mounted on a section of wood ob QUICKIES, Inc. Nort-e. The Sisters of Charity of FOmWOJIMII tained from an olive tree in the renewed daily on thousands of al for 39 month.s had been in the subjected to the discipline of faith (Class in Glass) Cincinnati will shortly take up the Garden of Gethsemane. NUNS WILL TEACH work in Ouray and probably some tars in an unbloody manner. The China-Burma-India theater, flew or the sanction of God’s moral Coektail Lounge of its missions. The same sisters Antonito.—Pvt. Gilberto y Gar beautiful prayers read by the with his crew to New York. They law. Such is the re.sult of negative, Following the awards the boys’ VACATION SCHOOLS are now conducting a school in Salt cia, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lotario Bishop before each of the stations made the trip home in a week’s unreligious education. vested choir took part in the pro 9TH & MAIN PUEBLO Creek, a mission of Mt. Carmel Garcia of Conejos, was killed‘in had as their theme that theological time. Mrs. Hernandez .and son are “How different it is from the cession of the Blessed Sacrament. parish, Pueblo. action April 18 on Iwo Jima. Pvt. connection between t^e Cross and route here from Burma, buten education given in an institution (St. Leander’t Parish, Pueblo) Garcia entered the service July 7, the Altar, The devotion was made their trip will not be so speedy. such as this from which these Schools in Ortiz, Espinoza, and She is a native of Burma and The sisters who teach in S t Le- Las Mesitas, three missions of St. 1944. His training in Camp Fan- more solemn by the presence of young women are being graduated PUEBLO IS eager to come to the United ander’s school will engage in re Augustine’s parish, Antonito, are many of the clergy who partici today, where a positive doctrine in ligious vacation school instruction pated in the Way of the Cross States. Upon completion of his the revelations of a personal God in charge of the Benedictine Sis visit here, the sergeant will report Phone 862 in the summer. Sister Amata will ters of Atchison, Kans. The blessing of the new sta is taught and where His moral law teach in Las Animas, Sister Leona tions marked the culminating to Santa Monica, Calif., for re is strictly defined; where youth is PRICE CLEANER in Alamosa. Sister Dominica in point in a program of renovation assignment. trained 4,0 understand what the AND DYER Rifle, and Sister Mary in West DCCW to Hold Quarterly and redecoration of the church Cpl, Millen Lauriski and Pfc. real purpose of life is, and that MAJOR Ernest Lauriski, sons of Mr. and the acceptance of God’s truths and NO ODOB-NO DXIJlT-410 cliffe. .\fter this work is over they Deanery Meeting June 18 which was begun about a year ago. RZCRTT will spend the summer in St. Scho- The Bishop congratulated the Mrs. Frank Lauriski of Prospect laws fulfill all the aspirations of lastica’s academy, Canon City. parishioners on this patent mani Heights, had their first reunion the human soul—the possession 625 Conrt St^ PueWo Th« Pueblo deanery of the and enjoyment of happiness. C Capt. David W. Cowen, son of festation of their regard and so in three years recently when they Mr. and Mrs. John Cowen, is on a Diocesan Council of Catholic licitude for the beauty of God’s met in the Philippines. Two other “Efforts to introduce religious short leave, visiting with his wife Woman will hold a quarterly (Turn to Page IS — Column i) (Turn to Page IS — Column 3) (Turn to Page 13 — Column i) THATCHER and daughter. He is on his way to meeting Monday, June 18, at FLOUR the Far East from England. 2 p.ra. in the Sacred Heart Ca BLOCK DRUG Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hager have thedral hall. All quarterly re SHILTON BBYAN, Her. ports are requested at that The standard of quality for received word from their son Cortez People Work Hard to Finish «AN RHICAL PRESCRIPTION Charles, that he is in a hospital. time. perfect baking. PHARMACY* PUEBLO Chapel and Provide Accouterments PHONE S« Cortez.—Since the dedication of ing the building. With the help of form an orchestra just as soon as The Prince St. Margaret’s church last autumn Gordon Maness, a confessional and the parish is able to secure a hall RREETWORS GROVE DRUG STORES altar boys’ sacristy were built, to that practice may be held.so Pharmac;if by Bishop Joseph C. Willging, the SHOEr* Lj c! FIVE BETTER DRUG STORES people of Cortez have worked hard gether with a priest’s sacristy and A drive was put on by the Span YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD to complete their chapel. _ A Com cabinet to hold the Mass vest ish-speaking women to enclose the DRUG STORE ‘ MAPI ' HFTH & MAIN ments. "rhe altar boys staged a front entrance of the church. They Car. Nortli.m A Pin* P k ... MS 467 CENTRAL BLOCat munion rail has been installed. N. M.ln 24TH & GRAND 726 E. 4th MESA JUNCTION Pvt. Gilberto Gercie The chairs have been replaced by drive of their own to pay for cas (TumtoPagelS — Column i) pews, and a drive was staged by socks. the men of the parish to have the A drive for subscribers to the overseas. pews made and paid for. Abe Sal Denver Catholic Register was suc K. of C. Third BEAMAN ST. MARY’S azar and Tommy Johnson were the HOME LOAN Besides his parents, he is sur cessful. There are now 40 sub vived by four brothers, Sgt. Joe A. two highest contributors. Johnson ROOFING HOSPITAL heard of the drive and sent his do scribers in Cortez, exclusive of Mc- Garcia, in the Philippines: Pfc. Phee. Before the drive only five Degree Received The Railway BiiMiag & Loan Assn. Insulation • Weatherstrip CONDnCTED BY Julian E. Garcia, on Okinawa; and nation from an army camp before people received the paper. 119 W. Sih ST. PUEBLO Its Granii At*. Patbl*. Cal*. Delhdo and Sarafin, at home. he sailed overseas as a paratroop Siatera of Charity er. Franci.s Griswold of Tawaoc Societies which have been organ PHONE 305 u s QUINCY PH0N8 S7lt A Memorial High Mass for the ized include the Holy Name for By Class of 25 repose of his soul was offered in and T. Cresto worked hard to have the pews put in the church. men, S t Margaret’s guild and the the Church of Our Lady of Guada Altar and Rosarv society for the lupe, Conejos, June 7. The women of the parish have A ejass of 25 was initiated into Four Business Is Appreetated THE D. E. BIHKE conducted frequent bake and rum women, the sodality for the boys Death Take. Rote Garcia and girls, and the Children of the third degree of theTCnights of Miss Rose Garcia, daughter of mage sales to pay bills for carpen- Columbus in the exemplification iRobinson Bros.: DUNDEE The Palace Omg Co. Plumbing & Heating Co. ter work which;h arose in complet- Mary for the younger children. held in Pioneer hall, Pueblo, Sun Repair fPork a Spaeialtf The plans of the sodality for this Gleaners & Dyers autumn are to buy a pamphlet day, June 10. The class was made DAIRY The Store 318-320 N. Sanu Fe Ave. rack for the church and to care for up from candidates of the councils P. E. WYNDLE, Prop. Trinidad K. of C. the pamphlets. The .members also in Pueblo. Colorado Springs, I>a Pure Milk and Cream Phone. 27-28 406 N. Main St. Office Phone 909 Junta, and Trinidad. The team “We Return Everything intend to go to the first Mass and •Untouched by Human Hand' then to the home ofi the mothers from Sterling a.ssisted by State But the Dirt’* HDQRS. FOR SEA FOODS Name F. S. Miller who have small children to take Deputy Bernard Carraner of Home Delivery For Thrifty Buyers care of the babies while the moth Golden exemplified the three de 25th &. Elizabeth Sts. ers attend the second Mass. grees. ViE SELL FRANCIS ,ROC£flr BERNSTEIN BROS. In a lianquet held in the Silver ■ WftOi,! T As Grand Knight A novena in honor of St. Therese ICE CREAM Phone 3438 1 LUMBER CO. of the Child Jesus was made to Moon after the ceremonies, Grand bring converts into the Church. Knight John A. Hamrick of the Phone 59 713 E. 4lh Si. I 111.Ill 201 South Santa Fe St. Trinidad.—Holy Trinity council (Turn to Page IS — Column 1 ) I Thus far there are six under in Phone 6220 1072, Knights of Columbus, elected struction. h officers June 5. Frank S. Miller, Leonard Parker has agreed to take care of athletics for the boys deputy grand knight, was elected and girls, and Terry Kasel will Conoco Gas h Oils grand knight, succeeding Hugh V. ROBERT S. FARICY TIRE REPAIRING A RECAPPING Giltner; J. F. Torres was elected GIFT SUGGESTIONS itr FATHER’S DAY MONUMENTS deputy grand knight; James Cos- REX C. HUNTER We have hundreds of Gift* for Dad, yonr home ^ont here. Make your teleetiona CRAVE MARKERS telano, chancellor; Marco Sebas Your Mileage Merchant tian, recording secretary; Greg De early while our stock, are complete. 25th & Elizabeth Ph. 1146 707 S. Main St. • Phone 260-W Bella, treasurer; D. J. Nuschy, ad W* Appr.ei.U Yoor B oiinu. vocate; Vince Cimeno, warden; John Arko, inner guard; Jim Pas- sarelli and Harry Schiff, Jr,, outer guards; Joe Morasky, re-elected * Slippers * Sport Shirts * Men’s Socks OUR WAR TIME POLICY. . . Miff Rose Garcia trustee for three years; and Harry A perfTCt fU t tor Dtd’. leirate By Manhattan and B.V.D. Juat tba Dad can’t have too many pair, ef houta. ahirta ha wonld tclKt tor hiraaelf. aocka. Wa hava hundredi te aclaet If to Continue to Pleaie You With Mr. and Mrs. Reginaldo Garcia, J. Schiff, Sr., and Isadore Corra- from. died in her home in Antonito June dino, trustees. Mr. Giltner has been named district deputy for district QUAUTY PAINT PRODUCTS (Turn to Page IS — Column 3) 3 by Ernest P, Tovano, newly elected state deputy. Mr, Giltner Glass - W allpaper - Water Paints Holy Name DaiiqBel will succeed James Castelano. •B».H Jewelry -NeekUes - H j l m h i e f a Our Lady of Victory court of S.lort Dad', ti. from onr beauti PlanRod for Suaday the Catholic Daughters of Amer Tie Chain. — T i. Bar. — Key ful .uo rtm en t W. have them in HAND* FASHIONED Chaim. Alao Famoua Bar-H Weat- the siy. colorful mood, alao tha Hall be delichted with tkeaa ' Florman M f g . Co. ica held the last meeting of the handkerehiefi. He'll go for these «m Balta. more comerrative number.. season June 4, and installed offi bewauie of their Sne fabric, and PUEBLO, COLO (Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish cers. The officers are Miss Nadine excellent Snlih. 919 Bannock St. GRAND JUNCTION, Pueblo) Amato, grand regent; Miss Mar DENVER, COLO. (X)LO. A banquet for the members of garet Bracco, vice grand regent; 111II1111************************* *%%****** the Holy Name society on the oc Mrs. Theresa Gerardi, prophetess; casion of the installation of new Mrs. Amy Skidmore, lecturer; Miss officers will be held in Mt. Carmel Della Cruz, historian; Mrs. Mar hall Sunday, June 17. The meal garet McBride, treasurer; Mrs. HERMAN’S MEN’S STORE NEWTOIV LUMBER CO. will be prepared and served by S t Lena Ciraino, monitor; Mrs. Mary PUEBLO, COLORADO Rita’s Altar sodality. Mantrelli, sentinel; Mrs. Gertrude The Altar sodality also is mak Gleason, organist; and Mrs. Rose Corner Northern at Abriehdo Aves. Colorad6’s Pioneer Lumber Co, ing plans for a booth for the festi Latuda and Mrs. Margaret Hen val held in connection with the drickson, trustees for tnree years. Phone 108 and let ns service yon solemnization of the Feast of Our Miss Hazel Loughery, past grand PUEBLO, COLO. **We Give S.& H, Stamps^* ' ' Lady of M t Carmel July 15. regent, w m the installing officer.