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Member of Audit Bureau of Circulation Content* Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1949— Permission to Reproduce, Except on Irish Ball to Help Him Articles Otherwise Marked, Given A fter 12 M. Friday Following Issue. Work to Start Soon DENVER CATHOLIC On Seminary Convent REGISTER $18,275 Contributed Blessing Mar. 21 The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We Have Also the International News Service (W ire and M ail), a Large Special Service, Seven Smaller Services, NCWC and Religious News Photos. I^ice of paper 3 cents a copy. For New Building For Newest Wing VOL. XVIV. No. 30. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1949. $1 PER YEAR. At-St. Joseph's In Recent Collection Archbishop Urban J. Vehr of Denver will bless the new $400,- The collection for the new convent at St. Thomas’ sem 000 wing of St. Joseph’s hospitil. on Monday, March 21, following 221 Families Locate inary, taken up Feb. 20, has yielded $18,275.28, announces a Mass offered in the hospital Archbishop Urban J. Vehr. In a letter to all Catholics in the chapel at 8 o’clock. It will be a Denver archdiocese he reveals that the building, the total private blessing, with only a few cost o f which will be $80,000, w'ill be under construction close friends of the hospital present. soon. The letter follow s: Sister Mary Ascella revealed March 15, 1949 that members of the staff and In New Parish Area My Dear People; their families will be entertained 6^ Priests May I take this means of ex in the new wing during a re pressing my deep appreciation to ception Tuesday evening from 8 all who contributed to the recent to 10 o’clock. At Reunion collection for the proposed new The general public will be in Seminary Life Parish Given Name convent for the sisters and em vited to inspect the new structure ployed help at St. Thomas’ semi on next Sunday afternoon, March In Seminary nary? The various parishes, socie 27, from 2 to 4 o’clock. After these ties, and individuals, as listed be receptions, the first patients will be The Most Rev. Hubert Newell, low, gave $17,675.78. An additional admitted to the wing. Color Movies Of All Saints; Fund Coadjutor Bishop of Cheyenne, $599.50 was sent directly to St. The addition to St. Joseph’s hos gave an inspiring sermon to the Thomas’ seminary, making a grand pital has 58 rooms and 64 bedsi priests and seminarians who at total to date of $18,275.28. Each room is equipped with the tended the closing service of the To Be Shown Final sketches for the new latest conveniences, with a private Forty Hours’ devotion at St. For Building $3,500 THE LITTLE LAD above is one of the many young building are approved and con lavatory and running water in Arrangements are being made sters in the Infant of Prague nursery, Denver, tvho will Thomas’ seminary Tuesday eve each room. ■with the principals of all schools’ ning. struction will begin as soon as de When Archbishop Urban J. Vehr announced the pur benefit by the proceeds of the 73rd annual St. Patrick’s day ball Sister Mary Ascella said that in Denver to have a showing of tailed plans are completed and Thursday evening in Denver. This year a games party will be held in About 65 priests of Denver and the rooms in the new addition will the beautiful color movie, The chase of five acres of land for a new parish north of Loretto bids submitted. According to pres conjunction with the ball. nearby communities and a few be alloted to certain medical de Life of a Seminarian, before Heights college just seven weeks ago it was estimated that ent estimates, it will cost approxi Workers at the nursery, one of the most worthwhile charitable from some distance joined with partments— some will be medical, Easter. mately $80,000, exclusive of furni there were about 60 Catholic families in the territory. A .small projects in Denver, are confident that ever-generous Irish hearts will 165 seminarians in the solemn ture. some surgical. Space will be al The film, which runs about 25 group of zealous parishioners-to-be got busy on a census wdth make the benefit for the helpless youngsters a splendid success. rites. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr The building comprises nine lotted for a nursery, and probably minutes, was produced, directed, the result that 221 Catholic families have been located in the of Denver officiated, assi.sted by small bedrooms for the sisters, with a contagion section in the pedi acted, and filmed by students of parish territory, which is southwest of Denver’s city limits the Very Rev. Gregory Smith as a small chapel, community room, atrics ward. St. Thomas’ seminary and depicts deacon and the Very Rev. Harold Not only that, but the unorgan and laundry; and room accom the major events and every-day oc V. Campell as subdeacon. Minor modations for eight lay help with currences in the life of a seminar ized parishioners have already Gala St Patrick's Day offices were filled by seminarians. separate entrances. Ever3rthing will Tickets Distributed ian from the day he enters until T e a c h e r s raised $3,500 toward the erection The Rev. Bernard Cullen and the of a church. Enthusiasm is so high be kept simple and as inexpensive he stands before the altar of God Rev. David Maloney were masters as possible. But all construction To Parishes for Opera to offer his first Mass. among Catholics of the district of ceremonies. work is very expensive now, as you Professionally executed, the film that the Archbishop has designated Fete Opening With Mass To Get Tips Monsignori present included the know. Parish tickets were distributed has won the praise of all who have the parish as All Saints parish and All is in readiness for the 73rd ithe Lincoln room from 9 until Rt. Rev. John R. Mulroy, the Rt. The new sisters’ convent will be this week for the annual presentar seen it. Already the Bishops of six promised a priest for the church annual St. Patrick’s day celebra- midnight, a games party will be Rev. Matthew Smith, and the R t located east of the existing semi tion of the Defiver Grand Opera dioceses outside Denver have as soon as possible, but nohe will On Reading tion, which begins on Thursday, carried on at the same time in the Rev. Charles Hagus. Heads of the nary buildings in reasonably close company. The tickets may be ex ordered duplicate copies for show be available for some months. changed for reserved box seats Several hundred teachers of the 1 MEN TO MEET SUNDAY March 17, at 10 a.m. with Pontif Empire room of the same hotel. (Turn to Page S — C olu m n 8) access to the kitchen. This will ings in their own dioceses. ical Mass in the Hbly Ghost church, with the Rev. Elmer Kolka, busi ...... ______parochial schools of Colorado are IN ST. FRANCIS’ H ALL Tickets, therefore, at $2.50 per probably mean the removal of the The Seminary Alumni associ- Denver, and ends in the evening couple, can be used at either or ness manager, at the Catholic ation, which sponsored the making Vo*ng to get a lesson in reading! This Sunday at 1 o’clock present handball and tennis courts with gala festivities in the Shirley- both rooms during the evening. New Papal Delegate and athletic facilities to another Charities, AComa 3825. of...... the film, has two copies. . avail . on St. Patrick’s day. through the kindness of the Very Savoy hotel. Bishop Hubert M. Special attractions have been ar part of the spacious grounds. The opera chosen this year by able for showings in schools and Miss Wanda Baron, who has Rev. Gregory Smith, all men of Newell, Coadjutor of Cheyenne, ranged in the games room and Monsignor J. J. Bosetti, director, the new parish are invited to a To Philippines Has It is hoped that the building can to other interested groups. One .spent her life showing people how will sing the Mass. the dancers will swing and sway is Faust. It will be given three special meeting in St. Francis de be readied in part at least for cop^ is being exhibited at present to read intelligently, will address Monsignor John R. Mulroy, to the melodious music of Chuck nights, April 26, 27, and 28. Re .Sales’ school hall. The Rt. Rev. occupancy by September. If any in the Diocese of Nashville. Every an elementary school teachers’ in chaplain ' of the committee in Bennett and his orchestra. Visited In Denver hearsals are well under way. The effort will he made to reach all stitute in the Oscar Malo gym of _ of our good people wish to make charge, and State Senator Stephen The entertainment committee further contributions, large or chorus, with 200 voices, is ex Denver schools with the other copy Cathedral school, Denver, Thurs- I P o r i c h tn R p N a m A rl Monsignor Egidio Vagnozzi, who L. R. McNichols, general chair small, over the months, as their pected to be one of the real feat before the close of Lent so that day morning, March 17. ’ rarisn 10 Be JNamed announces a full 20-minute all- was announced at the Vatican this man. invites all "true” and circumstances permit, these can be ures of the company. Metropolitan other schools and communities may For St. John Vianney j Irish program during intermission week as the new Apostolic Dele As she puts it she will "attempt "adopted” sons and daughters of sent to me or directly to the Very opera stars from New York and have the film made available to with Judge Edward C. Day as gate to the Philippines and Titu to expound the theory of teaching, Archbiahop Urban J. Vehr | Ireland to attend both the Mass Rev. William Kenneally, C.M., top-grade local talent ■will combine them. ma.ster of ceremonies. Winnie lar Archbishop of Mira, spent sev reading.’’ " I f you don’t know how 1 announced this week that the and the evening celebration. Linsenmaier, the popular high rector of St. Thomas’ seminary, in the leading roles. to read,’’ says Miss Baron, "you eral vacations at Camp St. Malo, I projected parish for which land This year’s program will have school singer from the South side, and due acknowledgment will be Spectacular scenery is being P ro je c t of conducted by Monsignor Joseph won’t get anythinpf'out of any oth I on the north side of E. 32nd an added feature to insure a more will be the featured soloist. Others made. prepared by Walter Keeley, whose Vocation Program er subject you study.’’ Bosetti, Vicar General of the Den I avenue between Dahlia and pleasant evening for all. Besides offering their singing talents for The 165 students for the sacred artistic productions annually have ver archdiocese. Priests from the The movie on seminary life is People today certainly need les I Elm was brought from the city the traditional ball to be held in the show will be the Misses Mar- priesthood at St. Thomas’ semi- added greatly to the effectiveness Apostolic Delegation in Washing part of the vocation program of sons in reading. Miss Baron is I late in February will be des- ienne McCabe^ Anna Marie O’Con (T u m to Page S — C olum n h) of the opera presentation. the Seminary Alumni association. rather indignant about the fact I ignated as St. John Vianney’s, nor, and Mary Guy in familiar ton have come to the Colorado Two years ago the alumni spon that, “ with more schools pbr capita I No immediate plans have Art Exhibits Irish tunes. The Eckhardt sl.stefs camp annually over a number of sored the printing of special book tdian all the countries of the world beanbeei made to develop the par- will put on a novelty skit and a years. Monsignor Vagnozzi was lets about St. Thomas’ seminary put together, Americana read pop ish. The famed Cure of Ars, group of dancers ■will do an Irish Auditor of the Delegation when he W hen a Little Man Entered for distribution to boys in high ular magazines and best-selling I humble French parish priest, jig, with Eleanor Leffingwell as visited here. school and the upper grades. A novels that are written on a sixth- who was canonized in 1925, Are Planned accompanist. The program ■will be He had the hobby of color mo quantity of thw»€ booklets is still grade level.’’ was named principal saint of climaxed by an old-fashioned com tion picture photography and took Upon Hard-Fought Battle available and is being distributed The need for knowing how to parochial clergy in 1929. munity songfest led by Joe O’Neil, some splendid views of the moun to older boys in connection with read grows constantly, according A t Heights local Irish tenor. tains, which he showed both around By M o n s ig n o b M a t t h e w S m i t h a foothold in the field. Little money the showing of the film. to the "teachers’ teacher.” Dis Monsignor William Higgins, pas Since the chief beneficiaries of Washington and in Europe. After (Mtmoirg of a Catholic editor. Copy* had been spent on its development. Considerable interest has been tractions of modem li’ving and the tor of St. Philomena’s, will be the Two exhibits of great interest to this year’s celebration 'will be the leaving the Washington Delegation, lifhttd, 1949. Raproduetton In whola or There was no paper in Colorado, shown in the seminary after the general lack of skill in reading guest speaker. Plans will be made all art lovers will open at Loretto 44 homeless babies in the Infant he served for a time in the Papal in part forbidden) however, with one-half the public showings of the vocation film al make her job more important all tor forming a men’s organization Heights college March 22. Jean of Prague nursery, all Denver is Secretariat of State, then in the When I came to Denver In the influence of the little daily I had ready made. A number of Denver the time. to raise funds for the new parish. Chariot, director of the Colorado asked to join the committee in Papal Nunciature in Paris, and summer of 1913, I was willing to schoolboys have made Sunday “ Reading skills must be taught The parish property is located Springs Fine Arts Center school, making this— the 73rd annual af then in the new Internunciature in (Turn to Pages — C olu m n 1,) work on a Catholic paper, but (Turn to P a g e s — C olu m n 6) (Turn to Page S — C olum n S) (Turn to Pages — C olum n 6) will bring his famous paintings of fair— the most successful Irish Delhi, India. He was the first man the stations of the cross to the celebration in the history of Den to have the rank of Counselor in preferred to continue as a daily newspaperman. It was a tough college. The other is the traveling ver. the Washington Delegation. Catholic Hour exhibit of the Catholic Art associa time for me to arrive. The city tion. Building W ill Cost $70,000 was in a serious financial depres Every Donation Made Mar. 27 At 4 o.’clock Tuesday, March 22, sion; there were many vacant Time Is Changed Mr. Chariot will ‘ address the art storerooms, whereas a number of The National Catholic Hour pro studenis of the school and other Addition to St. Patrick's other merchants were allowed to invited guests. A member of the occupy space rent-free because the gram, currently featuring Lenten addresses by the Rt. Rev. Fulton Church, Mr. Chariot is now mak- landlords knew the tenants could Will Bring Hope to Millions not pay though there wa.s hope of J. Sheen of the Catholic Uni School, Denver, Started a pickup in conditions; and there versity of America, will be released Three pastoral letters were is kindle hope and strengthen faith gary. Of course the Red leaders Construction, has been started on ent time,” continued Father Som were not many jobs available. over KOA in the future NOT at sued this week by Archbishop Ur abroad, and 2) to help life begin in the Kremlin v^auld like the the addition of four classrooms to maruga, “ but we have 95 pupils There were five daily papers 4 p.m. on Sunday afternoons, but ban J. Vehr to the priests and laity anew in our country, in South Catholic Church to halt its relief St. Patrick’s school, Denver, ac combined in one classroom — the operating in Denver at that time. at 11:45 every Sunday night. of the .Archdiocese of Denver. The .America, and in other lands for programs entirely. They are doing first and second grades. We will 'The Post was the largest, but it This is effective beginning Sunday, Archbishop calls for generous sup thousands of displaced persons, cording to the Rev. Achille Som- too much good. Our charity gives divide them and place one class on was far smaller than today. The March 20. Station KOA announced port of the collection to be taken our co-religionists. maruga, pastor, at an estimated the lie to the statements of the the auditorium stage.” issue of March 4, 1914, had 65,500 this week that the Catholic Hour, March 27 for the Bishops’ Fund Foods, medicines, and relief are cost of $70,000. Communists that Christianity is de “ In addition, we will split the circulation and the average for which has been a popular Sunday for War V’ictims, and he asks that administered by our Catholic “ The new addition will be in the cadent. It mocks the claim that the third and fourth gr^ades, as well as the month was 61,543. The Rocky afternoon presentation over NBC April 1 to 3’ be observed by all agencies abroad to all regardless Church has no interest in the poor form of a second story,” said the fifth and sixth. A t the present Mountain News was second in the stations for a score of years, has as days of reparation and ex of race or religion. The good of- Father Sommaruga. “ It will consist and unfortunate. It helps sustatb' time we do not plan to split up field, but did not often make its been given a new release time ow piation for sins in accordance with life, rekindle hope, and strengthen of four classrooms and two small the seventh and eighth grades un figure public. I think it was about ing to the lack of interest mani the Holy Father’s request. The faith among the masses that Com meeting rooms and it will give us fested in the broadcast locally. It less there are very many more stu 46,000. Tammen and Bonfils were third letter contains instructions munism wants for itself. facilities for taking care of at least is hoped that the late listening I Pope First Televised dents enrolled.” in charge of the Post. Thomas M. concerning Holy Week services.' Your donations will reach the 120 more pupils.” hour will reach a larger and more Father Sommaruga revealed that Patterson was the publisher of the The three letters follow; unfortunate victims of war who It is hoped that the work will be responsive audience. I In War Relief Plea with the divisions being carried News. In addition there were the March 13, 1949 need our help and encouragement. completed by the beginning of The hi-'hly competitive pro out in the classes he has asked Republican, a morning paper; the Reverend dear Father and ! Vatican City.— The Holy Fa- Kindly give what you can afford school next fall. James B. Kenney gramming by the various networks for three more teachers. One sis Timee and the Express, evening Beloved People; I ther wa. televi.ed for the to the millions in distress. is the general contractor and today is largely responsible for the ter will arrive Monday and two papers. The city had about 50 The 15,000 Catholic parishes in I fir.t time in connection with an May God bless you and your John K. Monroe is the architect. drop in the Catholic Hour listen more will join the staff in weeklies, including the weekly Post, the United States will*a(fttin unite I appeal he made to the people homes. er rating, according to Clarence 95 Pupili in One Room September. which was not long afterwards on Laetare Sunday in an attempt I of the U. S. a.king .upport of Faithfully yours, Moore, KOA program chairman. In “ We have 265 pupils at the pres- “ Our enrollment will probably renamed the Great Divide, to to raise five million dollars for I the $5,000,000 drive for the D U R B A N J. VEHR, an effort to regain pre-eminence increase because of the new hous recall an unsuccessful frontier the national Bishops’ Fund for the I Bi.hop.’ Fund for Victim, of Archbishop of Denver in the popularity of KOA Sunday ing projects which are going up in day publication Harry Tammen Victims of War. The twin work of War to ba conducted in the Kindly read this letter at the Two German Leaders had founded and had never been afternoon presentations, Moore the area,” he stated. “ The shape our Catholic overseas relief agen-|l United State, on Laetare Sun- Masses on Sunday, March 20. The able to forget. The renewed Great declared that completely new of our parish has changed in four cies this year is; 1) To sustain I day, March 27. collection is to be taken on Sun Divide ■was seemingly never a shows for that time are being day, March 27. Jean Chariot Are Denver Visitors years— many more people have ar life, particularly of underfed and i The telj^film, which laat. lix money-maker, though it was re scheduled, and the current radio underprivileged children, to re- rived than we ever anticipated. We I to eight minute., wa. made hy ing his home in Colorado Springs Two leaders of German thought, puted to have 100,000 circulation. programs now being presented will March IS, 1949 must make room for their chil I Sala del Tronetto, and .how. with his wife and four children. who are touring the United States It was dropped when Tammen died. be released at other hours or can Reverend dear Father: dren.” I Hi. Holine.. reading the text The oldest children are in S t to study American life and meth The Denver weeklies, for the celed. Our Holy Father, Pope PiuS Mary’s school. His work is at Regis Offering I of the Laetare Sunday Go.pel ods, are arriving in' Denver Thurs Orer 60 Rida in School But most part, were a weird concoction In the future the Catholic Hour will observe, on April 2, the tracting more attention each year I and then .peaking to the Araer- day morning, March 17. They are Father Sommaruga said that the chiefly of cheap “ plate matter” and release from 11:15 to 11:46 every (Turn to Page S — C olum n 5) Ittid he will speak as a real author I ican people urging their .up- the Rev. Dr. Bernhard Stasiewski, parish now operates a school bus, were intended to make a little Sunday night will come to the ity in his field. He has just re Unusual Studies I port of the campaign. professor of Polish history in the which makes two trips each day. money by means of “ legal advertis KOA audience by transcription. turned from the East, where he The film i. being .ent to the Recollection Period University of Berlin, and the Rev, More than 60 children are being ing” or ads from neighborhood was n e s t lecturer at Yale univer Prior to the Catholic 'Hour pro I U. S. for televi.ion through the Dr. Raymond Greve, Catholic cared for because it would “be merchants. They had only the In Summer Term sity for several weeks. gram, the local archdiocesan ASK 1 nation. For Priests Mor. 22 rather expensive for them to pay most nominal circulation. Authority on Mayan Art newspaper editor in Berlin. Dr. and LEARN feature will con Stasiewski is particularly inter 10 cents each day for transporta Sledgehammer Jonmalitm tinue to be heard from 10:45 to ■An eight-'vt’ eek summer session, The monthly afternoon of. recol Chariot is a native of Paris but fices of the Holy Father and" the lection for priest* in th* Denver ested in adult education. Both were tion; and with our hot-lunch pro 11 o’clock on Sunday night, also with courses of unu.sual interest he owes his greatest artistic for I was astonished at the personal Holy See are used in the distribu Archdiocese is set for 2 pjn. Tues sent here by Cardinal Count von gram in the school, the children over KOA, featuring in some cases subjects mation to the time he has spent in note of Denver journalism, which tion of a great portion of this day, March 22, at S t Thomas’ Preysing, Bishop of Berlin. do not have to return home for rarely found in summer curricula, Mexico. He has been deeply in often reached angry melodramatic charity, minimizing overhead Seminary chapel. Father ViHiam lunch.” wdll be presented by Regis college fluenced by the Mexican culture The pair are among 30 Catho screams. The, dailies were, how.- costs. Kenneally, C.M., •will give the con of Denver in 1949 with full and that o f the ancient Mayans, lic scholars who are members of a Father Sommaruga said that ever, on a high plane technically, $55 Is Contributed The relief programs of the ferences. The exercises offer a large group chosen by the U. S. college credit toward degree pro- about whose art he is a leading there will be no drive in the parish and were certainly interesting, Church were involuntarily termi chance for a real Lenten observ gramsf it was announced this week authority. military government in Germany to provide the funds for the addi although the Express did not have nated during 1948 in three coun ance among the priests. It is asked by the Rev. Louis G. Mattione, Most of his work is deeply re to study American ways as part of tion to the school. Several suc much circulation and was seemingly To. Seminary Burse tries behind the Iron Curtain, that the priests who attend try to S.J., dean. ligious in theme and he has trans- a program of rehabilitation In Ger cessful bazaars have raised almost established b y Scripps-Howard Yugoslavia, Romania, and Hun- be on hand promptly at 2. (T u m to Pages — C olu m n 3) many. all the money needed. (then Scripps-McCrae), only to get Three contributions were re ! The session is designed to meet ceived by the Chancery office ttiis' the needs o f , students who have week for the St. Joseph seminairjS;^ already embarked on their college burse, donations of $55 which helve career, but provisions have been boosted the fund total to $ 6 , 2 0 1 .' made for new freshmen to enroll L t Col. Elmore MoOrs' of rt. with programs limited to regular Mason, Calif., gave. $25'; KathleeK freshman subjects. Gill, Denver, $25 in memory of Jo The maximum load will be nine seph Gill; and a Friend, Denver, semester hours. Those students $6 for a special intention. who intend to continue their edu It cosU $600 to maintain a sem cation at Regis college in the fall inarian for one year at St. Thomas’ should make formal application to and because of the heavy drain in the registrar before enrolling for finances this opportunity is of the summer school. Other students fered to the laity to assirt in this should signify their intention of vital apostolate. attending the summer school only. Contributions in any amount are Veterans transferring to Regis welcome. Address all communica for the summer session and then tions to the Most Rev. Urban J. returning to another college in the Vehr, Chancery office, 1536 L ogM ■ (T u rn to P a g e s — C o lu m n s ) Th« architact's ikttch of th« n«w St. Mory grade Khool, Colorado Spring*, it pictured above. 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COMPLETE SUNDAY DINNER Art Exhibits When Q Little Mon Entered 221 Families We Proudly Announce the Soup or Cocktail 8«rr«4 Choieo of 5 Entrooa nt A JI. t Are Planned Found in New Potato— Vofatablo— SaUd—r-Dot««rt aad Drink I PJL Upon Hard-Fought Battle 0s <£uxs GIFT EDITIONS A t H e igh ts Denver Parish (Continued From Page One) 1,800 circulation that one day a of BIBLES and PRAYER BOOKS 8 5 c (Continued From Page One) worked for In Altoona, Pa. That week soared to 3,600. Its sole pur ( Continued From Page One) Careful inquiry into the color tastes of individuals ferred traditional religious sub paper’s prestige waa owed to one pose was to keep ranchmen in touch 17 th Stract on Federal boulevard at Harvard jects to Mexican settings and fact— the superior editorial writ with the market prices, and to raveols that Moroccan Red, Maroon, Deep Blue, make some money for the publish avenue. The property* faces east Batwaan style. An outstanding muralist, ing of Wesley H. Schwartz. Other Dork Green, Light Green and Purple ore the most ers by means of advertising. It on Federal about one mile north Walton and he has worked with Orozco, Siqui- wise the Denver .^dailies far aur- did not do too badly in a financial of Loretto Heights college, where popular. W e hove incorporeted these colors in California eros, and other leaders of the passCd it. Dartmouth avenue will mark its B «rl«r Crow at tlio ConuU way, chiefly because of the money pliable, genuine leather bindings. Mexican art revival. I saw that I had a good deal to south boundary. The parish is 1400 SEATS • NO LIQUOR • ORGAN MUSI leam about newspapei* makeup made once a year on a gigantic Since coming to the U. S. in the special edition to mark the annual roughly bounded by the Platte riv Blessed Be God The Holy Bible and headline writing, but I saw no late ’20s, Mr. Chariot has taught stock s^ow. er on the east. Definite boundaries By Very Rot. Charloo J. Callan, O.P. grave reason to allow an inferior and Vory Rot. John A. McHagh, O.P. 3 20CB—~Blue at a number of leading art schools. The staff of the Register con will be assigned by the Archbishop ity complex to scare me. It took M iitort of Sacred Theology He has been director of the school sisted, besides myself, of one girl. after a committee examines the $ 20CR— Red a long time for the Denver dailies 3 lOCB— Blue at the Fine Arts center for the Cassie Bums, who proved a genial district. S 20C^— Meroea to grow out of the frontier day 3 1 OCR— Red j D H n s D n past two years. coworker, although for the first The territory in the new pariah 5 20CDG— Dark Green adolescent stage, though they al 3 IOCM— Maroon Chariot has written capably and few days she wondered out loud was formerly cared for principal-i ways had many brilliant men and 3 lOCDG— Dark Green 3 20CLG— Light Green cd interestingly about different as whether I could do anything with ly by St. Patrick’s parish in Fort STORAGE a mouinc . women on their staffs. The main 5 lOCLG— Light Green 3 20CV— Purple pects of art in leading magazines the wreck. The Record-Stockman Logan and St. Louis’ parish in En way of serious editorial arguing in 3 lOCV— Purple a o c v t x A £
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Thursday, Moreh 17, 1949 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4205 PAGE THREE
Every Donation March 27 SLASH GO OUR PRICES Easter Fashions New Playground Very Sorry! for Little Moderns Brings Hope to Millions 3 DAYS OIVLY "" No Youth All Top Qpalily Linoleum and Tilen Is Being Graded mental experts, and to rulers of (Continued From Page One) 9 and 12 ft. Carpet...... $6.95 COATSw n I w ...... ^ „ p anniversary of his ordination to states. He has illuminated every subject he has touched, he has Page Armstrong’s & Nairn’s __ __ $2.15 S im S mo. to 8 jt». the sacred priesthood. The actual At St. Vincent's anniversary will be Telebrated on been able to reach the heart of I Asphalt Tile ^ „ 20^ & 25c Sunday. April 3, on which day he every problem and give a con-' Because of the lack of New Spring Dresses (St. Vincent d« Paul'a Parish, has granted all priests throughout structive message to every group j space in this week's issue, Plastic Wall Tile ...J....,.,,$ 1 .1 5 Well Known Brondi ^ $ 4 9 8 $ ^ 9 8 Denvar) the world the privilege of saying he addressed. I we are forced to eliminate In*Ulle
' .V. .M GRAY 1. - i ■ See Display of Oplometrlsl riSVAL CARE EYES EXAMINED , Chemists' Lore VISVAL TRAINING A lecture table demonstration Optometrist of the wonders of chemistry was 212-13 Colo. Bldg., 1616 Calif. S t CENTRALLY LOCATED presented to members of the Regis Phone for Appointment Our downtown location means greater Mothers’ club by the Regis Radio active Raiders, student chemistry TA. 8883 convenience for patrons ond their friends. club under the direction of Joseph P. Burger, on March 10 at Regis All public transportation lines leod to high school, Denver. the Civic Center in which we are located, All the experiments and accom panying lectures were carried on SERVED EVERY DAY so that it is easy for friends to pay their by-the students and represented considerable preparatory work, in WORLD FAMOUS MOUNTAIN respects and to attend services. addition to the regular classroom hours. Those who drive may use our large Chemical Processes next door parking lot for as long as Rainbow Trout Demonstrated Fresh From ley Waters they wish. The contact process for the man Complete 6-Course Dinner ufacture of sulphuric acid was demonstrated by Kenneth Schnei ISc Parkins Girar* ISO SEATS der and John Keller. Bob Douglas Next Door Cloeed Mondtrs and Carl Frazzini were successful in a difficult demonstration of ttoran & Son Chapds soldering copper, and Robert KEy«f«iM 6297 KEy(Mir6»S Bums, Bill Holey, Gilbert Kuntz, Gold^InlLaiiteni and Louis Dalla determined vari iSZTOaehmdnace FO U R B R AIN TR U STE R S from St. Jo standing, Larry McGreevy and James Kleinschnitz; ous adulterants in food products. * 1265 Bdwy,, Neap 13th Ave. Restaurant KE. 1204 seated, Mary Ann Rust and Barbara Roach. The seph’s high school, Denver, will take part Electro-plating of various met referee at the table is Mack Switzer of St. Philo- als was demonstrated by Joe Kelly, in station K LZ’s Young Ideas program on Sunday, mena’s parish and public service director of KLZ. Roger DeBruno, Earl Decker, March 20, at 10:15 p.m. The discussion topic is “ Are The program is produced in co-operation with the George Hovorka, Tom Early, John High School Students Qualified to Discuss World Parent-'Teachers’ league and the Parent-Teachers’ Petersen, and Joe Berberick; Affairs?’’ Shown above during a rehearsal are. association. Frank Barrett, Tony Sarno, and €iARDE]\'I]VG SUPPLIES Jim Barrett demonstrated model pilot plants for fluorine genera Mystery Play Set Census Will Be Conducted tion, heat transfer of salt, and t^ie SEOO production of alumina from clay. Vigoro...... U — 100 Lbs. The various products obtained $ A O O At Sacred Heart In Lady of Lourdes Parish from the petroleum industry were illustrated by Ray Dillon and John Sol (tone...... ■t — 100 Lbs. (Sacred Heart Parith, Denver) (Our Lady of Lourdes Parish, ices Friday night to gather their Reinhardt. Our spreaders loaned Without Charge Sunday afternoon and evening, Denver) material. Mrs. Mark Behan, presi In the electro-chemistry field, the annual St. Patrick’s day cele A complete census of the par dent of the Altar society, and Mrs. William Hardigan presented elec- bration will be held in Sacred ish will be taken before the end of Fred Thompson of 2225 S. Logan trolysi.s; Leo Dolan, fluorescent RAKES 69^. ’2"* Heart school hall. The entertain March. The women of the parish are organizing the women into lighting; William ()oloroso and ment will consist of a three-act teams for the census taking. The will make the census, and will meet Robert Perschitte explained the] mystery comedy, entitled Murder census at this time is vital, be chemical activity of metals; atidl Lady's Hoe*r® 'Ts*r* With Orchids, presented by the in the school after Lenten serv- cause of the rapid growth of the Joe Ellis, Richard Hanifen, and! Spades - Shovels • Trowels .■\.delphian Players, and a group parish. The last census was taken Joe McDonald demonstrated elec of Irish songs by the pupils of in 1947 before the parish was trical conductivity of solutions. Garden Seeds - Grass Seeds - Flower Seeds Denver's Largest Dealer the school. The matin.ee will begin S t . Patrick's fully organized. More than 500 In the field of synthetics, Mar Sherwin-Williams and Komac Paints at 2 o’clock, and the evening per- families are now on the list of the vin Blaski and Frank Belmonte ex new parish. fonnance will begin at 8 o’clock. plained synthetic rubber and pre JENSEN HARDWARE & APPLIANCE **After All, It's Service That Coants" Next Tuesday, March 22, the W ill Obeserve Work is being comploted this sented samples of their own pro 1316 East Evans — SP. 7860 Young Men’s and Young Ladies’ week on the center house to be duction. sodalities will meet in the school used for additional schoolroom and MAIN hall at 8 o’clock. Putronal Feast recreational facilities for the par A topic well known to all 1335 Broadway 13144338 Acoma ish. Tile has been placed on the mothers, the removal of stains, was Optometrist (St. Patrick’s Pariah, Denver) demonstrated by Don Brakhage Th« firms listed here deservs to floor and the kitchen is being made and Optician and John Goodier. The commer Od Clvle CenUr 3 1 1 1 be remembered when you are dis> Thursday, St. Patrick’s day, is serviceable for preparing meals. tfibutinf your patronafe to the dU> the patronal day for the parish The parish breakfast room and all cial manufacture of ice was dem forent lines of busineas. and church. It will be observed onstrated by Robert Robbin, Ray Helen Walsh parish activities will be conducted Auociate with two Masses in the morning, in the center house when it is Pimple, and Mike Morrissey, ! ^ N S The demonstration was climaxed W. R. JOSEPH Shade Trees and one at 8 and a 9 o’clock High Mass. ready. The house will be ready be EYES EXAMINED Children of the school will be dis- fore the end of March. by a display of fireworks by Joe Phone TAbor 1680 918-310 Majeodr Bide Flowering Shrubs ! missed for the day immediately St. Patrick’. Party Albi and John Asborno. I following this Ma.ss. In the evening The Irish in the parish are Ready for Spring ' the Holy Name .society will spon anxiously awaiting the big ni^ht Planting sor a games party and extends a of March 17 when another parish We Offer « Complete Optical Service cordial invitation to all to join Ecerblooming ROSES get-together, sponsored by the in an evening of entertainment. and BLAZE the Climber EXAMINATION, REFRACTION, Rocks of Lourdes club, will be held The Rev. Regis McGuire was Choice of 3-Year, 4-Year, and PRESCRIPTION at Glasier’s barn at 5000 E. All Glusea Manufactured in named chairman of the annual ba 5-Year Fruit Trees. Kentucky. The party in honor of Our Own Laboratory zaar executive committee and St. Patrick will consist in square L «t One of Our Trained Landacap* Deslsnera Help You to Beautify Quick Repair Service Roger Seick was named secretary. and popular dancing and card Your Grounda Broken Leiues Dnpllcated Frank V'endegnia is vice chairman; playing, and the usual fine refresh Oculist Presciiplions Filled WHAT MAKES A GREAT STORE? PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY Mrs. Elaine Carrier, recording ments will be served. The party WITH ONE OF OUR EIGHT HARRY M. LUSTIG secretary; and the Rev. Achille begins at 8 p.m. In order to achieve a position of prominence in his community, a man must become STYLES OF FENCES— IN WOOD, Sommaruga, treasurer. A 1949 STEEL AND RUSTIC PINECRAFT Sidewalks in front of the church known through his good deeds to others. So, too, with a store. We, at Bernards Our , JOSEPH VOLOSIN Ford automobile will be on display. and on the south side have been regard your patronoge as an honored trust and your complete satisfdction with every Slate Refistered Optometrists The annual spaghetti dinner will completed this week. The large SPRINKLING SYSTEMS 933 15TH STREET KE. 8883 purchose is our principal aim. To assure your satisfoction, we enforce the follow are "R A IN ’S ONLY R IV A L " be served on the opening night section of land north of the church LIBERAL CREDIT TERMS of the bazaar. has been plowed and seeded with ing four-point policy: .. Masses on Saturday, St. Jo a type of grass used on many air Rocky Mountain Nurseries seph’s day, patron saint for the fields. This type of grass needs QUALITY; Only the choicest of fabrics, hand-picked by our buyers teaching nuns of the school, will be only the spring moisture to grow OFFICE SALES YARD Phone for wear-resistance and lasting appearance. Regardless of price, every at 8 and 9 o’clock. and will never have to be cut. The suit in our stock is 100% pure virgin wool. 1S85 Bellaire St. 4141 East Colfax Ave. FRemont 2862 Thirty-seven women attended the grounds therefore will be in fine demonstration of the operation of condition for the coming summer SELECTION: The largest stock of suits at one price in the entire the Capitol laundry on last Wed months. nesday afternoon. A substantial Tile has been placed in the region, with comparable selections of other, men's and boy's wear. We RABTOAY GENERAL TIRE CO. check will be received from this center aisle of the church and in cater to men who require "hord-to-find" models, of which we hove a firm for the ^ood attendance of the main sacristy and a rug placed complete stock on hand at oil times. the members oi the Altar and Ro in the sanctuary. This concludes GENERAL TIRES The sary society. the building program on the SERVICE: Never less than o perfect fit, never o charge for the neces- Father Sommaruga, spiritual church. The men’s choir from the Guards sory alterations to achieve it! Our highly trained soles staff and General Batteries director of the Holy Name so skilled tailoring craftsmen assure you of personal attention and genuine Colorado ciety, is well pleased with the of Lourdes club has been singing KRAFT RECAPPING progress of the organization in the at the 11 o’clock Mass on Sun interest. GENERAL past year. There are now 20 to days and the Benediction hymns at Kraft Inspected EAGLE 25 men regularly in attendance at the Lenten services on Wednesday PRICE: Our policy of deliberately underpricing each and every item SQUEEGEE each Holy Name meeting. Offi- and Friday nights. After the serv in our store has mode us famous throughout the entire state. Our Used Tires icers of the society for the year are ices the men are holding practices low overheod, valuable market connections and satisfaction with less [as follows: Joseph Spirek, presi- for the High Mass on Easter Sun day. The organist for the men’s than the customary profit . . . oil odd up in YOUR favor! Why not G.T.A.C. Easy Pay 1401 W. Colfax |dent; Milton Woods, vice presi- TA 6604 |dent; Joseph Cirolini, secretary; choir is Mrs. George McClelland, come out and satisfy yourself that the savings ore REAL? and Joseph Melphy, treasurer. Per wife of the president of the Rocks manent committee chairmen are of Lourdes club. VWVVVWWVVVWM/VVVVWVWVS/WWWAWflrt/WWWVW the following; Father McGuire, Woodrow Wilson, president of CHOOSE FROM OVER 2,000 NEW Every day of the year the athletic; Milton Woods, member the Guards, the new spiritual so . OPEN Colorado Eagle offers swift, de ship; Fred Deard, publicity; and ciety of the parish, met with SPRING, ALL-WOOL WORSTED I Cleaning at its Best James Grater, special events. Frank Casner, Leonard Campbell, EVERY pendable service between Den A t its last meeting, Thursday, and the pastor, to draw up a pro ver and Wichita, Kansas City March 10, the Holy Name society posed constitution for the new SAT. was honored with the presence club. When Mr. Campbell has com NIGHT 3 DAY SERVICE and St Louis. This modem, all- I of two guest speakers, Joseph Dul- pleted the bylaws, they will be pre SUITS steel streamliner has reclining maine, cub master of St. Cather sented to the men at their next T I L ine’s parish, and Ralph Lora meeting for discussion and action. Pickup and Delivery chair coaches, grill coach, dining 9 P.M. North Denver district chairman of The Guards of Lourdes will apply lounge, sleeping cars and the the Boy Scouts of America. Mr. for membership in the Holy Name Famously low priced 594 So. Broadway — PE. 4696 society and in addition will care I famous Planetarium Dome cars. I Lora showed some interesting I movies of Boy Scout activities for all the spiritual and temporal j All are outfitted to make your I during the summer months at Ta- welfare of the poor in the parish. I I SOUTH DENVER CLEANEIIS hosa lodge. The Guards of Lourdes will spon-j trip pleasant and comfortable; sor the breakfast room in the new New members enrolled in the house when it opens. / I all have a gracious charm we society at the March meeting were A new bronze bulletin board think you will enjoy; all com Sanford Lucy and John Thorne. with the name of the church has bine to make the Colorado All those who are not planning been placed on the front wall of to attend the annual St. Patrick the church. The board will an Eagle a travel treat In fine rail day ball at the Shirley-Savoy are nounce the time of Masses and * 2-ply heavy worsted gabardines I transportation . . . have you invited and urged by the Holy services for the church. One of Hi* World’s Flnosf Chino Name games committee to attend The Guards of Lourdes will also * Fine, long-wearing sharkskins! tried us recently? the big, annual St. Patrick day obtain a pamphlet rack for the games party in St. Patrick’s school church and will sponsor the dis * Superior quality flannels I auditorium, Thursday evening at 8 tribution of Catholic information o'clock, March 17. This annual ^ Rich, clear weave worsteds I Convenient booklets. Fast Schedules party promises to be bigger and better than ever. IN THESE WANTED STYLES! en'&x Lv. Denycr...... iT h e Holy Name society meets Regis Guild Makes on the Thursday before pach sec Ar. Kiniii City...... 6:40« O Double breasted drape modela "Daybreak'’ Ii ths name of ond Sunday of the month. The Ar. Wiehits ...... 7:00 Jm second Sunday of every month Plans for Bazaar with long roll lapels. thii lovely new creation of Ar. St. Louis .12:0IJ« is the corporate Communion day V Single breasted lounge models. Lenox. It has a creamy whit# The March meeting o f the "lie for the society. All men of the ns ^ ild of Denver was held last body with lovely sprays of parish are invited to come to the * New patch pocket styles in both iSunday afternoon at the college. SIZES gold flowers— in the modern next meeting, Thursday, April 7, The business meeting was followed single and double breasted. and join the Holy Name socrety. 35 to-52 manner— with a narrow gold J. N. Sanders by informal discussion of the Re * Whipstitched lapels & collars. gis bazaar with Mrs. Adrian Ma * Long* banding on each piece. You’ll Gen. Agent guire and Mrs. W. J. McMenamy, * Shorts 515 Seventeenth Sf. Fr. Stauffen to Give AND NEW SPRING PATTERNS 1 bo abla to buy this sat in the guild chairmen. A number of 6 Stouts open stock for yaars to coma. Denver, Colorado Pre-Cono Conference attractive gifts were on display. * Regulars 5-piaea plaea sotting consists M/in 3239 As the g i l d ’s booths are to be * Glen plaids! 6 Overplaids I open on the four evenings of the 9 Short-shorts of ona aach: dinnar plata, Tha next pra-Cana confar- bazaar, the chairmen will be grate 6 Loag-stouts 4 Stripes! Solids! Neat Weaves 1 salad plaia, cup and saucer, anca will ba bald on March 27 ful for further donations. Chair * Extra-longs * Brown, tan, blue, grayl and broad and butter plata, at St. AnthonY’s nuriaa’ boma, sets, place and bridf'e sets, china, * Short-stouts 16th and Parry atraat, Danvar. pictures, and noveltiA will be ap Fatfaar Ervin Stauffan, S.J., of preciated, as weH as table and bed 20.25 Ragii collaga will opan tha eon- linens. ■ faranea at 2 p.m. 'Tha topic of The* younger generation must CREDIT difcutiion will ba tka "Physical not be forgotten, and articles for Chino ■ Hffh Floor Attractions Batwaon Man and the fishpond are equally impor ACCOMMOQA Woman." tant, since the pleasure of the chil TIONS if Following tha lactura. Bona- dren adds to the evening’s enjoy diction will ba givan in tha hos ment. TO SUIT pital chapel. A social hour will Ini^rmatlon about the bazaar A^OUR NEEDS DO held in tha nurses’ audito may N had from Mrs. Maguire or 70 BROADWAY rium. An invitation is oxUBdad Mrs. McMenamy, or any member t o n lL _ of the Regis guild. _ PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, M arch 17, 1949 Book Talk Giv(^n Probotion Officer Engaged High Mass Planned At PTA Meet at For PTA Meeting March 24 Te Hener Feast
(St. Dominie'* Pari*Ii, Denver) for camps. Final returns will be St. Catherine's Harold Jones, probation officer made Friday, March 18. Of Saint Jeseph of the Juvenile court, boys’ divi The SL Jude circle met March (St. Catharine’* Pariih, Denver) sion, will be the speaker at the 16 in the home o f Mrs. Clyde (St. Loui*’ Parish, Englewood) “ Writing Juvenile Books’’ was P T A meeting to be held Thursday Marches^e, 2936 Osceola street. A The Feast of S t Joseph will be Green Carnations the interesting subject presented evening, March 24, in the school dessert-luncheon was served by the observed with a High Maas at 8 by Mrs. Lenora Mattingly Weber, hall. Mr. Jones will have a timely hostess. o’clock this Saturday morning, EAst 0118 guest speaker at the recent PTA message to the parents regarding The sodality will receive Com March 19. The school children meeting. The 151 mothers and character-building in children. munion in the 7 :30 Mass Sunday, will be given a free day on Fri Takes his coat off, every Open Evenings and Kelly Green A Q c friends attending also enjoyed the The third grade children will en March 20, and will hold its monthly day as part of the observance of meeting Tuesday evening, March the feast day. Gardenias up modeling of costumes by children tertain the parents. They will be chance he gets! Sundays from various grades. The costumes under the direction of Sister Marie 22, in the rectory reading room. The St. Patrick’s day party in Delivery Service will be used for the Spring Frolic, Elizabeth and Mrs. John Walley, The members will plan their enter the Wellshire Country club will the date of which will be May 12 the two teachers o f this grade. tainment of the patients at Fitz- be well attended, according to You'll be smug, yourself^, and 13, as announced by Sister Mrs. Helen Sabon, president, will simons at this meeting and also reports made by the St. Louis M. Stephen. preside at the business meeting. their participation in the coming Boosters’ club. M u s ic , social, Elite Florists d r u g , l d g . Mrs. J. A. Foley, president, ap The program has been arranged by June carnival. cards, and bunco will provide the In a fresh, gleaming COLFAX AT IVY pointed Mrs. Galen Rowe as chair Mrs. S. F. Speas. Mrs. Raymond Lenten services were held entertainment at this get-ac- man of the nominating committee gram, vice president,' will pre Wednesday evening. The Rev. J. quafnted party. Joe Flood will pre with Mrs. Ralph Long and Mrs. side at the council meeting, which B. Dering, O.P., delivered a sermon side at the microphone in a pro shirt, done Walter Gamel as co-chairmen. She will be held at 7:30. The entire on “ Prayer.” Stations o f the Cross gram of Irish songs and music. will be held at 3 o’clock Fri asked this committee to meet with meeting has been postponed to this The Altar society will sponsor 3 Fine Stores day and in connection with the to perfection by Sister Stephen and the Rev. D. A. date, March 24, on account q f the a baked goods sale on March 27. St. Patrick entertainment which is Holy Hour at 7 :30 in the evening. 87 So. Broadway Lemieux to prepare a slate for the Th'k regular meeting will be held April meeting. held on its usual date. Father Dering will deliver the on Thursday, March 31. 753 So. University Blvd. sermon at the close o f the Forty Refreshments were not served The Rosary Altar society will This Sunday, March 20, will be Hours’ devotion in St. John’s 1550 Colorado Blvd. this month, but the hospitality hold its announced card party and Family Communion day. committee arranged for special entertainment Thursday evening, church, Loveland, Tuesday eve GOOOHEART’S Stephen Kenneth McCartley, W ed., Fri. prizes that were won by Sister March 17, in the church auditor ning, March 22. BROADVYAY LAUNDRY SP 4436 Rene, fourth grade teacher; Mrs. ium. Arrangements have been St. Albert’s circle, through its son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Mc Cartley, was baptized last Sun 387 SO. BROADWAY • "W e Refurn All Bur The D irr & Sat. J. T. Mueller, and Mrs. G. Tan- made to accommodate a large meeting and social gatherings be HOT CROSS B I S credo. number of guests both for cards fore Lent, gathered a substantial day. Sponsors jj'ere David Mc Cartley and Mary McCartley. BONNIE BRAE BRANCH Father Lemieux gave a short and for entertainment. Many sum, which the members presented The roof on the new school is talk and said the closing prayer. prizes have been obtained. The to the Very Rev. Peter O’Brien, 2322 E. Exposition ot University SH. 0038 early part of the evening will be O.P., towarMary Chase. Mae Clary. T. J. busses will leave St. John’s school CllfTord, James Coursey. Kathrlne Cur> Wednesday evening. on Sunday at 4:30 p.m. and will rigan, George Dawson. Antoinette De Stations of the Cross are recited return at 9:30 p.m. Beil, Harry W. Drake. Lena Duggan; publicly on Friday afternoon at Baptized Sunday by the Rev. KEMITiiS Mmes. S. Fincher. E. P. Gartland. George Gleasop, A. M. Gonzalci, C. S. 3 o’clock and in the evening at Charles Jones were Mary Cather F H O l S i Grove. C. Hallinan, L. E. Hanna. J. M. 7:30. Benediction of the Blessed ine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A l Harrington, J. P. Harrington. George Sacrament is given at both services. vin Reide, with Stephen Bolger Harris, 0. H. Hastings, James Hedley. M. Heuer, Patrick Hoare, L. J. Hoover; A High Mass will be sung at and Jane Austin as sponsors and smm Mmes. W. S. Horan, Joseph K^hter, 8 o’clock Saturday morning in James Austin as proxy, and W il Thomas Kelley, B. Koeppe!, M. Kim- honor of St. Joseph. liam Joseph, son of Mr. and Mrs. !■ ■ ■ ‘WWW ■•■"■'■Tf wTrwy ■Tnnr me). J. J. Konrade. Mary l>aharty, Jo seph Lewis, Patrick Lucy. Mary Magner, Altar Group Meet* Friday Henry Johns, with Fred and Mar Clyde Marchese. Frank Marsaglia, Pete Mrs. Ralph Dines will preside at tha Chiolero as sponsors. Menardi. Peter Hihm, S. A. Miller, A. the meeting of St. John’s Altar C. Mulligan; VOSS BROS. Mmes. E. S. McGInty, Mary Naugh- and Rosary society in the school ton, Bernard Pilz. Joseph Pimpl. Mich hall on Friday, March 18. A des Westerkamp Bras. BAKERIES ael Popovich, Sr.; J. R. Preston. Mary sert-luncheon will be served at MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. Ann Purcell, Walter Readwin, E. Rogers, 1:15 p.m. and the meeting will 3 Stores to Serve You Joseph Ross. Dan Ryan, Gordon Smith. KE. 9043 5106 Wash. Edwin Summers, M. Thyfault, M. follow immediately. All women in EVEHYTHING A GOOD GROOEBY Trunck. John Volk, and J. R. Wilson; the parish are invited to the lunch SHOULD HAVB ‘ Robert M. — Paul V, — M. T, Murray^ Jerry Tonini and John Marino: Cath eon and the meeting. Members of BEST FOODS AT LOWEST P R IO B erine Cameron. Margaret Carey. Eva —WE DELIVER— Collins. Clara Gainor. Bonita Giles. Nell the society will receive Holy Com Miller. Marguerite Perlot. Madelene Sul munion in a body in the 8 o’clock livan, Angela Toepfer, and Mary Torley. Mass on Sunday, March 20. The PTA is preparing for the Mrs. Henry J. Dehmer enter one-day conference o f the CPTL tained Little Flower circle with fo r l E N T and the luncheon, at which the Rt, luncheon in her home on Wednes HUMMEL'S Rev. Monsignor F. G. Hochwalt day, March 9. Mrs. Harry Schwab will address the members, Thurs Denver's Leading was hostess to the group in their day, March 24, in the Shirley- m > ‘ DINING-IN-A-DISH'* February meeting. After luncheon, Delicatessen Savoy. Reservations for the lunch Little Flower members spent the eon may be made through the afternoon sewing. . Sea Food Salad is smart meal management room mothers or by calling Mrs. Mrs. Dorn O’Clrady entertained Fred Sabon, president, GL. 0366, Crab Meat Au Gratia on or before Sunday. March 20. Mother Cabrini circle members The local P TA is striving to better with luncheon and bridge in her m home recently. Milwaakee Sausage Sewc il; PAGE EIGHT Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitene 4205 Thuridoy, March 17, 1949 ST. ANTHONY'S PARISH Record Crowd Welby Pastor Is Visiting Altar Society ST. HUNOS K SAIES' PARISH The firms listed here de VARIETY STORE With Relatives in California serve to be remembered NOTIONS HOUSEHOLD ITEMS At Meeting of Welby.— (Assumption Parish) room of the school Tuesday with a Meeting Friday BUCHANAN'S It’s 3 thrill when you are distlrouting GIFTS TOYS — The Rev. John Giambastiani, large attendance. A fter a short O.S.M., who was a medical patient ti be reieiberei GREETING CARDS meeting the audience was enter Christian Bros. Wines your patronage in the dif Mr». E. U Waller, Prop. at S t Joseph’s hospital for the past Cathedral Unit tained by the dads, as this wa.s Fa AU Pepitmr Bm iv 1087 So. Federal BWd. At St. Francis' ferent lines of business. we^k. has returned home. The W« Otliver with WE. 1139-J The Denver Cathedral Altar and ReV, Paul Theodore, O.S.M., from ther’s night, with an educational (St. Francis de Sales’ Parish, PE. 1777 377 So. Rosary society met in St. Paul’s Chicago is caring for the parish film on safety through the cour Denver) reading room March 11 immediate while the pastor is convalescing by tesy of the Colorado Highway pa 10% Dlicoant for Caah Ic Carry The monthly meeting of SL CltTwid* Dellrery Senrlee ly after Lenten services. There spending a few weeks in California trol. Patrolman George Tolvo was ^ R A 1R1B, Francis de Sales’ Altar and Rosary Alameda Drag Store was an unusually large attend with his relatives. in charge of this movie that was ^ (^ R E E DELIVERY society will be held in the assembly ▼. O. PKTER80N, Prs*. ance, the evening session making Mrs. Marie Pheil, who under enjoyed by all. This meeting wa.s YOU WILL BE PROUD room of the rectory on Friday, it possible for business and pro went surgery in St. Joseph’s hos called to order by the president, Cnt Rate Drng§ THEY CAME FROM A to Z Dry Cleaners Mrs. Loretta Tolva, with the open March 18, at 2 p.m. The members fessional women to attend. About pital. ha.s returned home and is re will assemble in the church at 1:45 FORGET-ME-NOT WESTWOOD 1082 25 members attended. There were cuperating satisfactorily. Mrs. ing prayer given by Father Paul, Fountain Service ■ Sehtol Supplies five guests and three new mem Gasper Ferrero, who underwent a who wa.s introduced by the presi for the recitation of the Rosary. Hour Busina** Appreciated FLOWER SHOP 285 SO. DOWNING We Specialize in Fine Dry Cleaning bers: Mrs. Bertha Spitzer, Mrs. tonsilectomy, is reported doing dent. After all financial reports The Rev. Frederick McCallin of Alameda and Broadway Mabel Onyx, and Miss May Weber. well. given by the offkers, a program St. Mar>’’s, Littleton, will be the MODERATE PRICES was given by the nigh school girls Mrs. Joseph Emerson Smith, a The council meeting of the of guest speaker. ficers of the Altar and Rosary so under the direction of the honor D y e in f Pretting Repair Work former officer and very active Mrs. James Dooley will be host MERK'S TEMPTATION Alterations Laundry member in the past, who recently ciety was held Tuesday in the home ary president. Mother Mary Do- ess to the Donnelly circle in her of Mrs. Mary De Luzio to make menica. An interesting reading All Garment* Fully Iniured purchased a home in Cathedral home, 2235 S. Marion, on Thurs DRUG STORE plans for the coming dance. This entitled “ The Trimmings of the Ro parish, renewed her membership. day, March 17, at 1 p.m. CUT RATE PRICES 1091 SO. FEDER.4L BLVD. Mrs. Ben Linneburger also has re will be a St. Patrick’s day dance sary” was given by Miss Theresa ICE CREAM Qric sponsored by the Altar kociety at Persichetti. and a one-act comedy Parishioners are reminded of PrsscriptloDi Acnratslr Pilled In H Gallons * newed her membership. t h e all - day Catholic Parent- WInss. Besrs, Etc. — Peantahi 7 :30 p.m. in the Potenza hall at specialty, “ Mr. Gallagher and Mr. Best Quality Fresh Eggs Miss Barbara C. Bach, presi 38th and Shoshone streets in Den Sheen,” was presented by Miss Teacher League conference to be 1300 So. Pearl SP. 7539 dent, reported the purchase of six ver. All are invited. Tickets will Frances De Luzio and Theresa Per held in the Shirley-Savoy on men’s cassocks for the choir, 13 ST. JOHN'S PARISH be sold at the door. sichetti. Two vocal solos were Thursday, March 24. Luncheon Broadway Creamery surplices for servers, two surplices PTA Meet! given by Miss Elsie Scott, accom will be served at 12:30 at $1.40 WOODY’S for priests to be used at Baptisms, 66 So. Broadwaj 8P. 2661 The monthly meeting of the panied at the piano hr Sister Maryj per person. Since the pastor, the RED a WHITE Guaranteed Permanent Waving two altar cloths for the baptismal PTA wa.s held in the assembly Antonetta. |I Very Rev. Gregory Smith; Mother a Specialty altar, nine corporals, five amices, ^jjgiMary Roberts, Mother Eulogia, GROCERY & MARKET RADIO SERVICE and dozens of small linens given A letter was received by Sister Anna Joseph, and Sister Quality Meats • Groceries by members. president, which she read at this and Sale* My Lady Edith meeting, pleading for a donation Mary Owen will be in attendance, Fresh A Froten Fruit* A Vegetable* JACKSON’S It was voted to purchase $10 Luncheon Slated from this unit, to help rebuild their a fine representation is expected. 105 So. Ogden PE. 1943 Cut Rate Drugs TIP TOP RADIO Beauty Shoppe worth of tickets for St. Patrick’s parish school and church, which Reservations must be made with Charity ball, and to donate $150 PRESCRIPTIONS were de-stroyed by fire. The move Mrs. Thomas Carroll, PE. 5842, by & APPLIANCE HInnIc Rcaaalar. Utr. to St. Thomas’ seminary for FOUNTAIN SERVICE was made and approved that a col March 21. 2434 E. 3rd Ave. EA. 2222 2804 E. 6th A to. EA. 0788 kitchen equipment. This sum is FKEK PROMPT DBLTVERT By Altar Society lection be taken. The ' following mothers assisted Can 8P. I 4 Fransalians Revenge '48 Western Hosts By David i ! R y a n The odds were heavily against them— and they did it the hard way— but the Grem lins of.^St. Francis de Sales’ finished off the state Catholic high school basketball play-offs as Colorado Catholic cage champs. * 'Ending regular .season’s play in the Denver Parochial basketball league in third place — behind Regis and Cathedral, in that order— the Fransalians went to the tourney as, the third representative from Denver. On the first day of the p ay-offs Joe Loffreda’s charges + + -r "f + downed Holy Cross Abbey school of Canon City, 58-51. In the semi finals they tripped the Denver It Didn't Matter, Anyway champion, Regis, which had gotten- a bye the first day, 51-47. In the finals the Gremlins .scored their championship victory walk ing away, chalking up a 14-point win over Cathedral, 53-39. The firtt, aecond, and third Catholic high ichool baiketball teams from Denver came back from the Walienburg tourna ment in rererte order. And the Gremlins had the crown that was denied them last year when they lost to Pueblo Catholic high school in the finals of the state tournament in Denver. The St. Francis quintet came back from Walsenburg with other honors. Two of its members, Bob Webber and Jim Hegge, were selected as members of the .All- State Parochial basketball five, REGIS’ UNSINKABLE RANGERS are | Coach Larry Varnell, Phil Antonelli, and Bob Wai t^"othy”^as^coa?h sts in the NCIT next week. They are, lace;l«ce; standing, Pete Berney, Tommy Waters, Bryce ship team. left to right, seated, Dick Petry, Jerry Coursey, i Heffley, Jerry Simon, Bob Fisher, and Harvey Moore. Hegge, Webber, Joe McCarty, Tom Reagan, and A1 Steinke all figured in the Gremlins’ success in the tourney, through three NA/B RECORD WINS FANS' FANCY tough games, they displayed abil ity and durability enough to win THE ARCHBISHOP VEHR TROPHY, to proMntod to three out of three contests and outacore opponents, 162 points to Regis Rangers Toast of Town tht NCIT winnor by Adolph Kunimiller, right, of th« Amar> 137. icon National bank. By Al Dark SUPERIOR TALENT SHOWN The Rangers’ road to the finals The whole world is Irish on with Hamline was by no means a That three Denver Catholic UPPER BRACKET March 17, but on March 12 in smooth one any way you look quintets came o ff with the same at it. Erskine college of South JdSB. number of top honors in state play Denver the whole world was Regis Carolina provided the warm-up 2 p.m. Simdov is a tribute to the general super college, the Buzz Boys, and the contest on Tuesday, March 8. and Bjw. W eiM idoY iority of talent and caliber of NAIB tournament finals in Kansas went down, 71-47. basketball in this area in Catholic t.m. Siwdaif X The second bout in the tourney circles. In addition to team honors, City, Mo. % proved a serious blow after the Regis and Cathedral garnered in Although the championship tilt \7;3D p.m. ftlStv TOM R E A G A N of St. Francis’ has his side-court shot was a heartbreaker for the Ranger mediocre competition the Buzz dividual laurels also. Bluejays ar. inQW>oi - 7 Mondat- blocked by Don^Scheurn (6) of Cathedral in the cham camp, a 57-46 defeat by Hamline Boys had had before, but they Jack Sweeney and Dick Hansen y p.m.-HiBadw pionship game of the state Catholic high school play-offs in Walsen- and Red Raider Ronnie Himstreet university, St. Paul, Minn., with pulled out over St. Thomas’ of St. the NCI'T in Denver less than a Paul, 53-52, in the most thrilling ■jt. Fraaflt' tMiYJ 9 p.m. Tugidoy burg March 13. In an all-Denver final, the Gremlins walked off the were named to the six-man all- St. NorbtrFt ^ floor with the state title, defeating the Bluejays, 52-39. Don Dewhurst state team. week away, the loyal Regis fan is game o f the tournament. (8) of Cathedral, ready to spring into action, waits for the outcome In three tourney games. Ca not badly disturbed, Northwest Louisiana State, the For 3rd, 4th Floe* CHAMFIONSHir of Reagan’s stab.— (Photo by Morris, Walsenburg) college that had eliminated Brig 7:30 p,m. Sturdov 9 p.m. SoturdoY thedral won two, losing only to ^ + +■ the champions in the final Sun ham Young university the night LOWER BRACKET day night. In the opener of the I before, fell next to the Ranger ’’ New Mentor play-off. the Grant streeters drive, 56-51. The semifinals Remember Her eliminated the Holy Trinity brought Indiana State to the line, ^ 7!$0 p.m. Tfcmtdoy quintet of Trinidad, 47-38, and and in a double-overtime period Signed for in the semifinals they topped the Rangers took a narrow victory, IL ^ b r o t o ____ 7 JO Ip.m. Twotdag X ' 48-45. Jtfix the first-seeded club of the 1.9 pjw. Fridov Corsage Southern Colorado Parochial The Northmen lost >t the wire Jr. Redbirds league, St. Mary’s of Walsen for in the Kan*e* City toumement, (►e.v burg, which had gotten a bye WediMfdey , St. Patrick’s The .Annunciation athletic de the first round, 31-23. but the Midwett taw plenty of partment acquired its second new Regis, the first - seeded team Regis college beiketball in the Jaha. 9 p.m. Sunday Reolf Day coach within a week when Mel from Denver, got a bye the first losing. Martin signed to instruct the Ju- round and met up with the red- The hero of it all was Bob hot Gremlins in the semifinals. Fisher, long recognized in Rocky Parties ;nior Redbird baseball team. Father Mullen Smoker Set But in the consolation game for Mountain basketball as a point .James Moynihan announced the third place Sunday night the Raid producer and master of the cage DENVER'S FINEST Garci«niat and Carnation* I newcomer's arrival on Tuesday. ers took the measure of St. art. Fisher was chosen first-string For FrSday, Morch 251 in Natural or the I -Martin follows on the heels of Mary’s, the host team, in a close forward on the tournament all- Complete Specialized “ Traditional Green" The annual Mullen smoker, spon-i ‘ Bruno Konopka, who took over call. 41-39. All-American Bob Either American team. Orchids or Roses the reins of the Cardinal high sored by alumni of the home, willj school horsehiders March 10 from be held this year on Friday, March j Chevrolet Service Phone F R . 2745 '.Scotty .McGregor. An .Annuncia- 26, at 8 p.m. in the Cathedral high; Ition diamond star before the war, 10 Junior Quints Remain gym, E. 18th avenue and Logan I Or Stop in and Select he played outstanding ball for IN PARISH UAGUl street. .Admission is 60 cents, in-i 10 Modern Equipped Specioliged Departments a Corsage She Will Love Regis College, and is regarded as eluding tax. | to Better Serve You a notable addition to the rapidly Holy Ghost team and Mt. Car Ten bouts are carded for the expanding sports program at the mel HNS of the Saturday and Sun In Fight for Regis Title evening, and on hand to show their Bright Spot 38th and Humboldt school. day divisions, respectively, contin fistic wares will bs three 1948 Den ued through play last week end When he made the announce Ten teams remained fighting it out for the annual Regis ver Parochial league champions: in the Denv.pr Parish Basketball MURPHY MAHONEY ment, Father Moynihan revealed Bert Olivas, Gene Benson, and league to head their brackets. 'The junior parochial basketball award at press time, with a full Flower Shop also that possibilities are being in Don Craig. An all-round athlete Saturday leaders have the best schedule o f championahip and consolation contests being held vestigated for signing a well- Le Roy Sandri, end on the all— ^ Years Same Location— GL, 4747 Jotephine at 5th Are. record of any teams in the two in the Regis gymnasium, Denver. DPL grid team last fall, also is known basketballer to coach the divisions, having hung up so far 2986 N. Speer at Federal Bivd. Annunciation high cage forces. The tournament got under way scheduled to appear. in season’s play a perfect slate Monday under the direction of on Thursday; and St. Dominic’s The Register will have complete of seven wins in as many games. William H. Steiner, S.J., member vs. S t Louis’ and Sacred Heart details on the program and par The Holy Ghost team also has of the Regis high school faculty, team of Denver vs. S t Catherine’s ticipants in next week’s issue. A National Catholic Intercollegiate shown its superiority by heading and the winners will be named and were the other Wednesday con large crowd enjoyed last year’s Whole-Live all other teams with its defensive trophies swarded on Saturday tests. smoker, and alumni request those Lobster $^.65 record. It has held opponents to night. The tournament is spon + who plan to attend to arrive early. the low mark of 222 counters. sored annually by Regia and is + + BASKETBALL Mt. Carmel HNS, with a six-and- open to all Catholic grade schools (Ineludas Potatoes, one record, heads the offensive in the Denver area. City Champs Dinner Hot Bread* and Drink) department with 342 counters. In the opening contests Monday, TOIRIVAMEIVT The Mt. Carmel quintet also St. Philomens’s defeated St. Pat COMPLETE DINNER scored the most points in one rick’s, " Annunciation team tri CITY AUDITORIUM, March 20-26 game in the league when it de umphed over St. Vincent’s, Sacred feated St. Augustine’s of Brigh Heart team of Denver turned back Jumbo Fried Shrimp $1-25 Bringing OuUtanding Team* From All Sections of the Country ton, 63-27, in a Feb. 20 contest the Mt. Carmel five. Blessed Sac to Keep Denver the Cage Capital of the Nation STANDINGS rament team stopped Sh. Clara’s, Parish Basketball League the Assumption quintet defeated Reserved Seats on Sale Now! SATURDAY DIVISION St. John’s, and Holy Family team TEAM Pts. Opp. Downtown Box Office— Max Cook’s, 1608 Glenarm PI., Holy Ghost ...... 329 222 won from Loyola. Mt. Carmol Alsxians 297 232 In Tuesday’s continuation of th^ Annunelstion alumni 267 27t first round. Cathedral defeated S t CH. 5566 SacroS Heart ».. 200 272 St. Patrick's ...... I 6 22B 317 Joseph’s, St. Dominic’s beat S t General Admission— $1,20 SUNDAY DIVISION Francis de Sales’, S t Louis’ TEAM W L Pt*. Opp. bumped Sacred Heart team of RESTMMMT Stage ...... $2.40 Ml. Carmtl HNS...... 6 1 342 249 I Parquet and Boxes..... 2.10 COME IN OR WRITE Boulder, and St. Catherine’s de OffleUI i Annunciation YPC____ 4 3 233 242 S**taaraat * Convenient Parking First Balcony ...... 1.80 FOR BEST SEATS I St. Auguatino’s _____ 4 4 234 302 feated St. Vincent de Paul’s. BIssssd Sacramtnt ~ 2 5 237 293 Completely Carpeted * Air Conditioned (A ll price* include tax) Assumption ...... 2 3 258 309 In the championship bracket, Sceros last wask: St Philomena’s was to meet An- Doubieheaders Sunday Afternoon and N ig h t - SATURDAY DIVISION „ Catering to March 20th. Holy Ghost tsaa^ SB| Sacrad W art nunciation.team Wednesday night, Uam, 32. with the^ winner facing Cathedral BREAKFASTS, LUNCHEONS AND DINNERS Doubleheaders Nightly March 21st Through March 26tb Annunelallon alumni, 87; St. Palrick'a, ST. PHILOMENA’S Palominos, title-winners in. the 40. on Thursday; Blessed Sacrament Banquet Room — Private Entrance Special Student Rate Sunday Afternoon ' SUNDAY DIVISION Denver Junior Parochial Basketball league last week via Mt. Carmal HNS. 30; Blosaad Sacra and Assumption teams were sched Gallery— 60c three straight upsets, are, left to right, Tom Evans, Jerry L ’Estrange, ment team, SO. uled on Wednesday, with the win 1578 So. Broadway . AaBUDclatlon YPC, 38; St. Aufuatlna'a Joe Horan, Joe Dolan, and Hubert Jones. The champs are now after (Brighton), 31. ner meeting the Holy Family five another crown in the annual Regis junior cage tournament. PAGE TEN Office, 938 ;k Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitene4205 Thursday, March 17, 1949 Parish Guild Regis Grads Responsible Cathedrals Players MODERNIZE YOUR OLD SEWING MACHINE THE FUNDAMENTALS We reconstruct any make treadle of 0 7 0 wear performance not only lie in the attractiTO appoar- To Meet Mar. 21 For Honors Given KLZ Win Drama Tourney Machine into a Modern Portable anee of our modern glastei, but in tba intrinaic ralno and or Cabinet Electric. knowledge behind the bit of glait and piecet of metal that give (Preientation Pariah, Denver) One of radio’s top honors came “ its loyal and devoted service to The Cathedral high achool, with REASONABLE RATES protection and comfort to sound rision. Our reputation assures The Presentation Parish gu'ild last week to two young Denver the nation and to the community the presentation of a scene from Minor Adj^ntmanti in Your Homo. will meet Monday, March 21, at 8 Catholics, both graduates of Re which it serves.” It was the first 7 Remember Mama, won the trav your eyas protection. Expert Repairing of All Makes. p.m. in Commuhity hall. Chairmen gis college, when radio station time that this award was presented eling trophy at the third annual of the various'booths for the sum KLZ, by which they are employed, to a station in the Rocky Mountain drama tournament held at Loretto 24 Years Experience mer festival will be announced at was selected for the Alfred I. du area in the seven years since its Heights college, Denver, Saturday, SWIGERT BROS. this time. The festival will be held Pont award (often called radio’s inauguration in 1943. A coast-to- March 12. Singer and White Reconstructed Machines for Sale at a Saving Pulitzer prize). coast network program \yns pre A ll Major Repairs and Machines Guaranteed 15S0 California O p t o m e t r i $ t s KEystone 7651 the last week in June as in previous St. Mary’s academy ranked sec years. The dates will be June 23, The award was made to KLZ for sented Saturday, March 12, mark ond with The Wizard of Ot, and ing the actual ceremony of the pre ACE SEWING MACHINE CO. Good Service 24, and 25, and 26. All members of Holy Family high, third, with The Belter Vision sentation. for Every Age the parish are cordially invited to Taming of the Shrew. 174 So. Broadway Denver RA. 2280 At Right Prices attend the guild meeting. The award consisted of an elab Heights Seniors Winners o f the individual acting The Boy Scouts of the parish orate plaque plus $1,000 in cash. awards were: First, Pat Brannan GLASSES IN0IV1DUALLT STYLED troop 200 will be at the church Officials of KLZ gave credit to (Cathedral) as Mama; second, doors after the Masses Sunday, To Give Recitals John F. Connors, promotion man Betty Murray (St. Mary’s acadf March 20, with tickets for a games ager, and Mack Switzer, public emy) as the Scarecrow; third, BnuDMinniuiniiuii party. Proceeds will be used to help Two major recitals will be given service director,;for being in large Marlene McCabe (St. Mary’s) as purchase uniforms and equipment. this week by seniors at Loretto part responsible for the special Dorothy. The Sunday Mass schedule is Heights college, Denver, in partial honor. 724 coons BuikoiNa Requiescant Honorable mention was gjven to 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12 o’clock. fulfillment of the requirements DENVER 2. COLORADO THEODORE Connors, following his gradua Don Anderson, Joanne Keough, Weekday Masses are at 6:30 and for their Bachelor of Art degrees. tion from Regis, spent four and a Bob Greenburg and George Pas- I n P a c e 8:30 a.m. On the evening of March 17, the half years in the army and then Offering 2,000,000 Shares of Capital Stock speech department will present tori, all from Holy Family; Maxine The Holy Name society v/\$ hold worked one year with the Goldberg Mohrbacker and Betty Cotter from a Shamrock dance Thursday, Miss Merrilee Murphy, and on Sun Advertising agency in Denver be HACKETHALl MICHAEL GLACKMAN, 192S Holly Cathedral: Alice Altendorf and at 7J^c per share March 17, in the Aeroplane ball day evening, March 20. the mu fore joining the staff of KLZ in ■trot. Son of Dr. and M n. John Clack* sic department will present Miss Carole Byrnes from St. Mary’s man; brothar of Jacqueline and Patricia room. Proceeds will be used toward March, 1947. He became promo, academy. Ann Glackman. Requiem Mass wat of* Eileen Lujan, tion manager of the station in No Orders Executed by the Company MORTUARY | ferdd March 11 in Blesaed Sacrament purchase o f main award for the The cast for the plays presented church. Interment Mt. Olivet. W. P. festival. Mi.sa Murphy is the daughter of vember, 1947. He is a member of were: William O’Brien, Associate 1 Our Lady of Lourdes parish. Horan 4 Son mortuary. Mrs. Pauline Langfield was Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Murphy of St. Mary’s academy (Director, 1449-51 Kalamatb St. i JAMES J. McCAW LEY, 1066 Lincoln hostess to Our Lady of Fatima Canon City. Attired in a Will Mack Switzer is a veteran of Miss Anita Lallem ont): Dorothy, itreet. Husband of Charlotte D. Me* Roger’s costume, she will present circle last Tuesday. Miss Bertha more than a decade of radio work Marlene McCabe; Scarecrow, Betty Phone MAin 4006 Cawley; aon of Joseph and Mary Me* the following: Cawley. Requiem Mast was offered Langfield was high scorer and Mrs. in Denver and has been public Murray; ’Tinman, Pat Efads; Lion, March 16 in Holy Ghost church. Inter C. Weidner was second. Mrs. C. Humorous speech (Original); service director at KLZ for the Alice Altendorf; Witch of the CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING J ment Mt, Olivet. W. P. Horan A Sons Poem— ‘‘The Code of the Cow Mallory will entertain Our Lady past three years. He is also a North, JoAnne Duffy; and Munch- mortuary. Country," (S. Omar Barker); r of Presentation circle in her home, member of the faculty of the Re kins: Anna Mae Udry, Donna Lee LORETTA DECENHARDT MANNIX. “ Buttons and Bows" — Piano — Call a of Tarentum, Pa. Mother of J. Prank. 4900 W. 6th avenue, Wednesday, gis college Downtown division, Braun, and Carole Byrnes. Classified Ads i Miss Georgiana Rieden; ballads— Jr., and Donald R. Mannix of Denver; March 23, at 12:30 p.m. where he teaches a course in radio Cathedral high school (Director, ]l will pay you to read A L L of the following edTertiecmente. sister of Mrs. Edna M. Rue of Long "Loaded Pistol and Loaded Dice,” broadcasting. He is a member of mont. Requiem High Mass is being Miss Margaret F o ga rty): Mama, i ZOXE CAB Mrs. Fred Imrie has been visit “ The Deck of Cards,” and "The St. Philomena’s parish. MAin 7171 offered at 11 o'clock Thursday. March ing her daughter, Mrs. L. Alston, Pat Brannon; Papa, Jim Gdovin; 17. in St. Pbitomena's church. Inter Bluet^il Fly;” poem: “ The Great Katrin, Rosa Mazone; Dagmar, Prompt, CoorlroQi Sorrtcs in New Mexico the past few BABY SITTI^RS ment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard mortuary. White Mustang” (S. Omar Bar Maxine Mohrbacher; Trina, Betty CHEAPER RATES THOMAS ROGERS. 4169 Green court. weeks. 2-WAY-RADIO ker) ; “ Hair of Gold.” piano. Miss Miss Cooley Continues Cotter; and Jenny, Barbara Bar BABY sitting wanted by two high ichool ONE double and one single sleeping room Father of Mrs. Frank Lewis. William Edward Jacob Greenwald, son girU. Referenoea exchanged. CH. 6209. 44th in lovely suburban home. Gas heeu Braak- CLEAN NEW CABS and Loretta Rogers: grandfather of Rieden; dramatic cutting: “ Sea bate. of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Greenwald, nd Steele. . fa.st if desired. References. 4625 Teller,' Patricia and Thomas Lewis. Requiem of Grass” (Conrad R ichter); As Girls' School Head Holy Family high school (Di Wheatridge. High Mass was offered March 16 in was baptized recently. Sponsors “Ragtime Cowboy Joe,” piano. FOR SALE St. Catherine's church. Interment Mt. Thirty-six years of service have rector, Jack Peaobek): Petruchio, were Leo and Emma Dischner. Miss Rieden; musical pantomime: WANTED TO RENT Olivet. Boulevard mortuary. brought national recognition and Don Anderson; Katherina, Joanne EIGHT room house. Extremely well built. “You Can’t Get a Man With a One block from City Park in Loyola Parish CATHOLIC couple with four-year-old 2406FEIKRAL T/5 W ILLIA M U. W ALTER, in Leg the title, “ 1947 Woman of the Keough; Vincentio, Robert Green horn. Italy. Son of William A. Walter Mr. Burnt c»me to Denver 45 year# Gun;” “ Cool Water,” piano, Miss burg; Grumio, George Pastore. section. Call Owner: DExier 0133. daughter needs two bedroom fumiahed and Hazel Walter; nephew of Lela O. ago after living in Aspen. He worked Rieden; “The Cowboy’s Prayer,” Year,” to Miss Anna L. Cooley, apartment or house. East or South pre GL. 5709 Underhill. 'Requiem High Mass w«s of 21 years for the J. S. Brown Mercantile Catholic superintendent of the Annunciation high school* (Di HOUSEKEEPER WANTED ferred. PEarl 6982. * fered March 12 in St. Dominic’s church. company and later operated hif own cigar (anonymous). rector, Sister Priscilla): The Cra store. Miss Murphy has participated State Industrial School for Girls MIDDLE aged Catholic housekeeper needed PI^L’ASE! Young couple employed at Reg Interment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard mor dle Song— Sister Joanna, Dolores immediately for small new rectory in The Day Mortuary has a tuary. Surviving are his wife. Mae Burns, and in many extracurricular activities near Morrison. ister. desperately need furnished apartment two brothers, James J. Burns. Denver, Johnson; Teresa, Grace Garcia; Bayard. Nebraska. Contact Father V. with pfivate bath. Call: KE. 4206, Ext. 8. MARY T. EBERT, at Steamboat very simple plan for pre and Jack F. Burns. Butte. Mont. Requiem during her four years at Loretto Mi.ss Cooley was to have retired and Antonio. Bert Zumtobel. Pelscer, pastor. Springs, formerly, of Denver. Mother of High Mass was offered March 16 in St. Heights. She is well known for Jan. 1, but, according to iBiss Betty THREE or four room furnished or unfur Miss Catherine Ebert and Mrs. Nichols, John's church. Interment Ml. Olivet. Earl Bach, director of the nished apartment for couple arith child. arranging a funeral. Steamboat Springs; Rudolph Ebert, her skill in horseback riding, and Partner, assistant superintendent, MISCELLANEOUS Boulevard mortuary. speech department, at Loretto TAI)or 1976. Call evening.^ after 6:80 p.m. i ClarkGeorge Herter. Denver: and Mrs. is one of the stars in the annual everyone concerned insisted that W e recommend that you get LEONARDO CORSENTINO Heights college, was in charge of BRICK Pointing. Chimney Repairing. Stur- Agatha O'Connor. Haywood, Calif. Rosary l|orse show held at the college. At Miss Cooley stay on. At the request coing. Fire walls and ash pits repaired. WORK WANTED will be recited Friday at 7:30 p.Tn. in Leonardo Corsentino. retired Brighton the tournament. Mrs. Don Amen, Painting. TAbor 7077. in touch with us for further the mortuary drawing room. Requiem farmer, died March 9. He wat born in present she is president of the of the Governor and institutional formerly head of the speech de EXPERIENCED woman will do light house High Mass will be offered at 9 o’clock Sicily, Dec. 14. 1873. and came to thit Quirt and Crop club which spon board of control. Miss Cooley will work, act as companion for one or two information. partment at the college, gave a WANTED women alone. FRemont 2644. Saturday. March 19 in Holy Family country and Trinidad in 1898. He moved sors the show. continue as superintendent until church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard to Brighton in 1926 to engage in the five-minute critique after each HOUSEKEEPER for semi-invalid widow. mortuary. di^lfV business and retired in 1944. He Miss Lujan is the daughter of April 1. play. Room and board in return for light house BRICK REPAIRS CHARLES URBANOVICH, 4848 Wash was a charter member of the Our Lady the Mr. and Mrs. Eugene D. Lujan keeping. Character references re The Denver Catholic Register President______,...... Most Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. Editor...... _.R t Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D., Jour.D. Hear ■ Managing Director...... Rev. John B. Cavanagh, M.A., LittD . Associate Editors— M. F. Everett Jour.D.; Rev. Francis Syrianey, M.A.; Linus Riordan, A.B., Litt.M.; Rev. James B. Hamblin, M.A.; Rev. John Ebel, M.A.; Rev. Robert Kekeisen, M.A.; Paul H. Hallett Do You Want Start Buil(ding at the Bottom Babies or L ittD .; Art Editor, Leo Canavan. Editorial Assistants: Robert H oyt ASK and LEARN A.B.; Jack Heher, A.B.; Paul Hennessey, M.A. (Joum .), M.A. (H is t ); Heaven? By Robert Hoyt morality from the Gospels. They Bourbon? James Kelly, A.B. ______Paul McGuire’s most recent look at the Gospels and then at By Rev. 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Masses are simflarly attended, the reading, because it applies a Chris best way to counteract the idoliza an ultimate factor in deciding how latter reminding one of a Sunday tian standard of judgment to fields tion of money, .sex, and power is many people it will have. One of audience answered on the archdiocesnn broadcasL Thursday, March 17, 1949 or feast day. And I am sure that in which it is the modern custom to act counter to the powerful at the group. Dr. Lowell J. Reed of other Catholic churches in the city, to assume that Christianity is ir traction these things have for Johns Hopkins university, asserted and in the world, can boast of the relevant. men. And so they seek after the recently: “ It appears that, if peo Booklets on Catholic Church available free of cosli same situation. O.'^FICIAL: ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER McGuire is the sort of realist .spirit of poverty, of dedicated ple are given the choice between to all inquirers. With all the reports of persecu The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. who can take account of both ma purity; and they defeat pride by material comforts and pleasures tion and enmity throughout the / We confirm it as the official publication of the Archdiocese. What terial and the spiritual environ obeying implicitly the guidance of , and children, they will take the world, the stories of lust and mur ever appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or ment of man; he knows that human their leaders and spiritual direc I material things.’* W RITE TO der, greed and immorality, we may beings need b'oth meditation and tors. those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. become at times di.scouraged; we I That brings up the old, old ques- meat. In this book he pounds home Such a program provides the tVe hope The Register will be read in every home of the may begin to labor under the opin ! tion which every civilization has ASK AND LEARN, Station KOA, the thesis that men cannot achieve foundation upon which writers Archdiocese. ion that everything is all wrong I faced. Other cultures have made a just social order unless they con like McGuire can depend when We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in that belief in God and adherence the wrong decision. Increasing Denver 2, CJolorado the children of the Archdiocese for the reading of The Register. struct their political and economic they draw blueprints for the wealth has brought decadence and to His commands are largely a frameworks on the basis of the + URBAN J. VEHR, superstructure of a better world. finally dissolution. Western civ thing of the past. But come to natural moral law. He further dem Jan. 29. 1942. Archbishop of Denver. ilization has a Christian heritage church on a weekday morning in onstrates that the best political that can save it . . . if Christ’s Lent if you want to renew your con and economic frameworks con teachings are heeded. But with fidence in man, your living trust in ceivable will not bring order and 'Blarney' on that heritage retreating steadily the Providence of God. There are peace unless a genuine and fer Has Man an Instinctive before secularism, at least in «a still a great many Catholic people vent moral renewal begins among Blarney large part of the population in this Religious Articles who love God and want to live in the masses. Knowlecdge of Go MORGAN, LEIBMAN & HICKEY Llfteti td Ink is Cheaper FULTON LEWIS. JR. r INSURANCE SINCE 1897 Dailr. Mondsr Than Shoe Leather Thru Friday 9:30 P.M. ALL LINES OF INSURANCE Use your pen and sove steps and time! Pay your KFEL bills by check. A checking account increases your Gas and Elsctiic Bids. 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Stahl, Viem Pres, Denver, Colo. i PAGE TWELVE Office, 938 B< ;k Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, March 17, 1949 Solemn Novena Will Be Preached St. Therese's Men JOE HUPPERT'S DRUG Received into HNS By Priest-Convert From Judaism Reliable Pre$cription Service By Father Campbell 426 So. Colo. Blvd. DE. 5898 (St. Joteph’i Redemploriit iHands,” “ Calloused Knees,” “ The nancially. The sewing committee Pmriih, D eiiT «r) |ju8t One,” “ Husband and Father,” of the Altar and Rosary society is DRUGS FROM A TO Z (St. Therese’s Parish, Aurora) The solemn novena in honor of Was a Jew,” “ Devoted to busy now making new violet cov Cigarettes Carton: $1.53 St. Joseph and Our Mother o f Per Mary,” and “ Joseph at Fatima.” erings for the statues for use dur On Sunday afternoon, the Very UtmlMr Sc Ideals ParUh lavtUt jear patraaag* petual Help to be held at St. Jo U>kerf’ Meeting Called ing the Passion season. Rev. Harold V. Campbell, arch- seph’s Redemptorist church. Sixth Father Harry S. Smith, C.SS.R., Co-operation from patrons and dweesan director of the Holy Name avenue and Galapago street, will pastor of St. Joseph’s, has called workers alike was manifested at society, officially received the men be conducted by the Very Rev. a meeting of the ushers fop Fri- the triple event sponsored by the of the parish into the society. Arthur B. Klyber, C.SS.R., pas- day night, March 18. The meeting Altar and Rosary society on The officers installed are; Presi tor of St. Joseph’s Redemptorist will begin after the W^y of the Thursday, March 10. It consisted dent, John O’Kane; vice president, FOR HOME OR FARM church in Wichita, Kans., and a Cross. Plans are to be made for of a bake sale, dessert-luncheon, Hilbert Meyer; secretary, Robert missionary of wide and varied ex- ushers’ services at all the novena and card party. Greathouse; and treasurer, Robert jperience. devotions and also for the services The donors of the special prizes Butts. Father Campbell gave an ROCKY MOUNTAIN Father Klyber has the distinc of Holy Week and Easter Sunday. were Graul Floral Co., Mmes. H. interesting sketch of the origin tion of being one of the few con It is requested that all the ushers Harrison, M. Hackethal, M. Gins- and greatness of the Holy Name SEED CO. verts from Judaism who have en make an effort to attend the meet burg, M. Bommelyn, 0. V. Simp society and spoke of the many ing. tered the priesthood and the re son, B. Snapp, and M. Zeiner, and benefits derived by the members of Is at Your Serriea ligious life and he has spent much Recently new wrought iron lan the Altar and Rosary society. the society. The ceremony was con AU Wool Face . . . terns for the church doors have The winners of the prizes were: cluded with Benediction of the Most 1949 Catalogue Now been frabricated and installed by Mmes. N. Carpenella,- S. Turille, Blessed Sacrament. Available Dufficy and Sons; they are mount C. Lynch, B. Woods, D. McNellis, The men received Holy Com C*atef9aT Scatter Rugs ed on a wrought iron panel bear F. Roth, M. Hackenthal, and Geo. munion in a body that morning. ing the initials S. J. and placed P. O. Box 388 Bader, and Miss M. Nash. The monthly meetings of the so Colors and patterns for every above the doors in the transom The hostesses were Mmes. B. ciety will take place on the Mon 1325 15th St. MA. 6134 room in your house! Axminsters, space. A new vigil light stand is Berger, J. Harring, M. Musso, day following the first Sunday of Velvets, Wiltons and Twist 5 . 4 9 e a c h being made and will be ready for Irene Quinn, and M. Ward. The every month. The second Sunday of weaves! Florals, plain rugs, tone- the novena. It will fit In place workers who assisted the ways every month will be their Cam- on tone, carved or sculptured pat near the shrine of Mother C&- and means committee in staging R eg. 6.98 munion Sunday. terns. The color choice is wide, brini and will be the gift of Mrs. this successful event were Mmes. tool Beige, rose, green, wine, blue, and 7.98 Marchese in thank.sgiving for the M. Kammer, M. Edwards, L. Sex Altar Unit Meets grey and gold. All are 27”x48" safe delivery of her baby. ton, C. Allen. H. Harrison, V. O’ The members of St. Therese’s . . . all are bound on all sides! The regular games party will Connor, B. Buss, E. McN’ amara, Altar and Rosary society met on take place on Monday night, March M. Miller, and R. McNicholas. Thursday, March 10. | 21. Games ^11 begin at 8 p.m. and The ways and means commit Mrs. Reid, a new member, was, the public is invited to attend. tee, headed by Mrs. 0. V. Simpson welcomed by all. | The members of the Altar and and a.visted by C. Lansville, M. There will be a tea on Tuesday, | ' ^ 3 1 ' r Rosary society anounce that their Ginsburg, and Ann Reid wish to bake sale and card party was a thank all who donated to the bake March 22, at 8 p.m. in the meeting i P I IV' great success both socially and fi sale and all attended. rooms at the rectory for all the ; women of the parish. Father Rich ard Hiester is to be the guest Archbishop's Guild Plans speaker at this get-together. Qmium lecdke/i Mrs. Millie Karbowski was the hostess for the Sacred Heart IN FORT COLUNS Annual Communion Mass bridge circle and Mrs. Betty Glenn BILLFOLD won the first prize with Mrs. Butz 211-219 Linden-St. Fr. Arthur Klyber, C.SS.R. The Archbishop’s gruild of Den set for the wedding. Marie Kurtz claiming second honors. AND “ SAVEMASTER” INSERT IN COLORADO SPRINGS of his time since his ordination in ver will hold its annual corporate was hostess at the meeting. The Ave Maria circle met in 106-108 N .T ejon St. 19.32 as a missionary and as an Communion and breakfast at St. Sancta Maria Circle ■Mrs, Viola Sirovatka’s home and apostle among his Jewish friehd.s Francis de Sales’ on Palm Sunday. .Mr.s. Hazel Bruzzichesi had high Our usual liberal credit terms Miss Josephine Hytrek, chair Miss Kay Hueber entertained to all who open an account at and acquaintances. He has many the Sancta Maria circle in her score. converts to his credit and has been man of the entertainment com- , ' our SAVINGS DEPARTMENT mittee of the guild, has announced Fnday evening March The Mother Cabrini club met ir in corre.spondence with many of Mrs. Ann Johnson’s home and: with a deposit of $3 or more. the Jewish faith who are deeply that the Communion Mass will U ' ^ guest the m etin g was be held at 9 o'clock and the break-P’ ‘«\ Keane. The girls Mrs. Noreen Thieman won the | Come in and let us give you all details. interested in Catholicism. His rep prize. I utation a-s a clear, convincing fast will be served in the school Billfold styles for ladies and gentlemen. speaker and as a man of deep hall at 10:15. The charge fori The St. Therese circle met with; the breakfast is ?1 per plate. A llj'^ r*' Mrs. Jean Silichnow as hostess See the New 49 Plymouth faith and prayer has spread yoming. circle presidents are requested to and Mrs. Mary Bianchi had high throughout the Middle West, SPARE DIMES GROW TO DOLLARS Q U ICKLY where he has worked for the past contact the members in their cir St. Franc*! Cabrini’i Circia score. I On Display 17 years. cles for reservations and should A daughter of Mrs. Mary John The St. Ann’s Sewing circle met The "SaveM titer” holds 30 call Miss Isabelle McNamara at in Mrs. Meyers’ home and Mrs. In the long history of St. Jo son, Cathy, recently was confined dimes in a space so small that SP. 2181 for reservations by seph’s parish there is no record to Children’s hospital because of McDonald was greeted as a new-1 Fridoy ond Saturday March 18th and 19th April 1. comer. it slips into the billfold . . . and of a solemn novena being held to scarlet fever. Mrs. Johnson is a Several guild members are help honor S t Joseph, the patron of member of St. Frances Cabrini’s Recently baptized were Twila you’ll be surprised how quickly ing with the St. Patrick's ball to be the parish and church. It is sig circle. Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.; it fills up with those spare dimes; held in the Shirley-Savoy hotel St. Luke’s Circle Edward A. Teats, with Leo LEEMAN AUTO CO. nificant, therefore, that the first on Thursday evening, March 17. The genuine leather billfold is solemn novena in honor of St. Jo Szymkoviak and Helen Gately as Those assisting are Misses Kay St. Luke's circle will be enter seph should be preached by one sponsors; Ralph Keith, son of: one you’ll be proud to carry .: i Hueber, Jessie Pasquale, Margaret tained Friday evening. March 18, 550 BROADWAY who like Joseph descend.s from the Alva A. Hoag, with Mr. and Mrs.; well-made, modem Lynch, Mary Nadorff, and Marie in the home of Mrs. Jewell Cronin. line of David and is of the same Stillhammer. A new member will be admitted Raymond Hoag as sponsors; Dan in design. The race. Since March 25 is the Feast to the circle at this meeting. She iel Wayne, .son of .Mr. and Mrs. ladies’ model has a of the Annunciation of Our Bles Blet.cd Martin Circle is Miss Peggy Williams. This cir Daniel W. Whalen, with Bernard sed Lady, the prayers in honor of Mrs. Eileen Koester acted as cle is working on new satin Whalen and Francis F'riel as spon-j coin purse. Come hostess to the members of the Our Mother of Perpetual Help will ciborium covers and plans to have sors; and Karen Jean, daughter ofi in and see them; Recommended Firms be recited at all the services Blessed Martin circle in her home at least four finished for Easter. Mr. and Mrs. Warren E. Van along with the prayer to St. Jo on Monday, March 14. The girls .4 set of linens will also be fin Meter, with Leo Fortune and Rosa- seph. A t each service the blessing spent the evening playing bridge. ished at that time. leen F'ortune as sponsors. THIS OFFER IS MADE FOR for AUTO for the sick will be given. Bletied Sacrament Circle St. Joseph's Circle A LIMITED TIME ONLY Services of the novena will be A St. Patrick's day party will be held on Thursday evening, Miss Helen Barnum entertained held every day for nine consecu the members of St. Joseph's cir tive days beginning Saturday, March 17, when Mrs. Mary Mc The Central Bonk & Trust Company SERVICE Cabe will entertain the members cle on March 10 in the home of March 19, at t V 8 o’clock Ma.sg, EitablUhed im of Blessed Sacrament circle. Miss Virginia Thompson. An in at 3 p.m. and at 7:30 p.m. The teresting evening was enjoyed by Our Lady of Sorrow. Circia Fifteanth Sc. Arapahoe Streets Denver 2, Colo. public is invited to attend any or the group in open question and The members of Our Lady of Member Federal Depoelt Inraranee all of the .services. Father Klyber discu.ssion on child education and Sorrows circle were surprised when Member 7«der«l RMerv# System Corporation will speak on the following sub Lenten subjects. The discussion ANOTHER MARCH SPECIAL jects during the novena; Miss Catherine McFadden an was conducted by the Rev. Carl 1 “ Patron of the Church” , “ Lar nounced her engagement to Har Schwarz, C.SS.R., and Dr. Ed "HEADLINER" der Is Loaded”, “ Calloused old Muhlenberg. No date has been ward P. Drendl. Miss Betty Low and Mrs. Betty Polak were guests at the meeting. Layette pieces Noted Jesuit Addresses were distributed to the members for completion at home. A recent dinner, held by this circle to raise St. Philomena's Society fund-s, was successful and was at tended by 40 members and guests. ship; Mrs. T. J. 'Vincent, deanery; (St. Philoraana'. Pari.h, Danvar) Our Lady of Fatima Circle The Rev. Eugene P. Murphy, and Mr.s. T. C. Rhoades, sewing. Casco Electric S.J., national director of the Sa .Mrs. Bishop thanked Mrs. P. F. Mi.sses Eileen Conboy and Ag Special .... 15.95 nes Carey have returned from New HEATING PAD cred Heart hour, was the guest Burns and Mrs. H. T. Zook for W m ...... *31.50 .speaker at the meeting of St. Phil- sanctuary work in the past month, Orleans, where they enjoyed the Only • F.w of Th»«« Hare's real com Now omena's Altar and Rosary society and Mmes. Coupe, Jordan, Zook, Mardi Gras. Thev left Miss Alvira Brilliant tone. Five tubes fort! Has S heats. 3.95 in the home of Mrs. J. F. Jordan Hanifen, and Stakebake for extra Pawloski, who will remain in New including rectifier. Nite-Ute switch. March 14. Father Murphy gave work during the painting of thel^'^®"* ^^ose an address on “ Woman's Place in church future plans are indefinite. Christ’s Counter-Revolution.” ItTt tiroBwas voted f/\ to purchase a a a firslsAfal tickets ' ^ STANDARD TIRE CO. Mrs. S. W. Bishop and Mrs. for the annual St. Patrick's Char E. L. Stakebake were co-hostesses, ity hall and to donate them to St. Joseph Nuns T»re$fone PRODLCTS to the 60 members and guests at members of the armed services. the meeting. Miss Estelle Murphy Mrs. H. T. Zook made a plea for 141 SO. BROADWAY RACE 4693 led the Rosary, and Mrs. W. H. the donation of old gold and ster Welcome Guild I Hilbert presented the new mem ling silver to the 'Tabernacle so ber, Mrs. C. K. Buttell. Guests ciety at its annual silver tea. The were Mrs. J .R. Hamilton, presi sale of this old jewelry contributes To New Convent dent of Christ the King Altar a large portion toward the cost of and Rosary society; Mrs. .C. F. the vestments for mission par Bucklej Bros. Motors The Sisters of St. Joseph wel Lamberty, Mrs. J. J. Torpey, and ishes, the major project of the comed the members of St. Joseph’s Mrs. Rose Scheunemann. Tabernacle society. Sales - STIJDEB ARER - S ervice guild in their new Convent of the Reports were submitted by Mrs. Mrs. J. P. McConaty and Mrs. Immaculate Heart of Mary at 200 AUTO REPAIRING ON ALL MAKE CARS * TRUCKS Emily Syrianey, courtesy chair W. E. Sheehy volunteered their S. Sherman, Denver, on March 5 EXPERT Bony AND PENDER WORK — tUALITT PAINTING man; Mrs. D. R. Costello, member services for altar work in the com in an open house party with 86 STEAM CLEANING - WASHING - LUBRICATION SERVICE ing month. Mrs. L. H. Herr of in attendance. 660 So. Broadway — New Location — K A . 2826 fered the hospitality of her home for the April meeting. Mrs. H. B. The regular meeting took place Fisher will be co-hostess. in the community room, with the ------EXPERT president, Mrs. John B. Craig, pre A social period followed the LETHlMGIIMAEIi, siding. Minutes and correspon AUTO REPAIR business meeting and refreshments dence were read by the secretary, All Make.* were served by the hoste.sses. Easy Time Pasrments Mrs. George Eppich. Mrs. W. P. [ The regular schedule of week Mulligan read the treasurer’s re CHRY5LER-PLVMOUTH _ day Masses for Lent will be re port. Northwestern Auto Go. sumed next week. Daily Ma.sses UPTOWN MOTOR CO. , Card P a rty 1908 BROADWAY CH.5626I 549 Broadway TAbor 6201 will be at 6:30, 7:16, 8:15, and 10 o’clock. The usual evening ser N ets $350 vices will be held on Wetfnesday, Mrs. Harry Grout, <:hairman of Friday, and Saturday evenings ways and means, reported gross and Sunday afternoon. receipts of the recent annual card DODGE-^LYMOUTH OWNERS The St. Frances Cabrini parish party as approximately |350. club will meet Friday at the home Timely service NOW prevents costly repair bills later — so Mother Mary Robert, superior of of M m . T. E. Ryan. don’tidelay or neglect needed repairs. Drive in for dependable the new convent, gave an inter service performed by mechanics, who have the “ know how” Pena-Tread gives this tarn# Instruction Series esting tAlk on moving into the to service your car or truck! new convent, and extended the double protection to your cor Is Concluded greetings of the sisters to all. . . . normal Hre traction PLUS The series of instructions for Sister Anna Joseph, principal of JAItlES MOTOR CO. non-CathoIics was concluded by St. ’Francis de Sales’ nigh school, 1278 Lincoln Dodge & Plymouth Sales A Service KE. 8221 strong, penetrating steel clows the Rev. George Evans on Tues displayed the new electric sewing Lily of France that control skids on ice^ snow day evening of this week. Another machine, the gift of the guild. class will De started in the near or greasy blacktop. future. Gifts Listed Children and sisters of SL Phil- F o r Chapel ENHANCE Hi-Waist VIC HEBERT, Inc. omena’s school will honor Mrs. Ida HUDSON Pasnow of St. Philomena’s parish Among other gifts wert the Since 191S on her lOlst birthday this after Mass chimes used in the chapel, t New high waisted version of your beloved Enhance girdle . , • noon, March 17. The children will donated bv Mrs. A. O’Connell in patented design that molds you, holds you, controls you . . . visit Mrs. Pasnow and sing sev memohy of Mrs. Bertha Shilvack; a chalice, donated by Mrs. Ann without any corseted feeling at ail. Scoops you in eral songs for her, and the Sisters at the waist . . . flattens your midriff and controls “ that rojl” 3660 D o w ^ g Denver Phone AC 4848 ^ en a m ^ e o c/ of Loretto will present a cake. Verlinden in memory of her sis ter, Sister M. Edith. Mrs. Carl . . . without pinching, binding or rolling down at the top. Cub pack 161 will meet in the And imagine . . . all this in a girdle that weighs only school hall Friday evening at 7:80. Ott donated a statue of the Infant 8 ounces . . . and is wonderfully comfortable. Tearose and white. PENETRATION-TRACTION W, A. McCloskey, authorized of> Pragua in memory of her little Denveh's Finest Body & Point Service agent of the Extension society will girl, Rosemary Ott. Tiki I ride with your canvass the parish to seek sub A feature of the afternoon was Waist measure 25 to 32 QUICK SERVICE! scriptions for the Exlention maga a surprise linen shower for the (average length) 1 6 “ Pini'Triid Doilir TOOAYI zine. Proceeds of the society’s sisters’ kitchen, in which many Body # Fender # Paint # Upholstery projects are used for the support handsome gifts were given. A s Waist measure i 5 0 TA 1261 of worthy home missions in the tour of the convent was made after 26 to 34 (longer) A ll Makes United States. lunch was served by the host 18^ Sylvio H. Bottone, son of Mr. esses, Mmes. G. Evans, K. Maysr, D A V Canatf—IseoDd Flaar QUALITY AT A FAIR PRICE and Mrs. Humbert Bottone, was and M. Fletchar, and Miss Msrie JOE notified last week that he had suc- Shannon. ctstfully passed the state bar ex CAPITAL CHEVROLET CO. amination. He attended St. .Pat Tha Anas listed bar* daaarva le KAVANAUGH rick’s grade school hnd is a grad ba ramambarad wban )r«« ara dlt- T3rti and Broadway TAbor 5191 uate of Regis high school and col tribuHaf your potrenofo to tbo dif* LINCOLN AT 7TH TA. 1261 lege. fortnt Ubo9 of builaotta Thursday, March 17, 1949 Office, 938 Benneck Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitene 4205 PAGE THIRTEEN Sodajists Aid Seminary Campaign , Benefit Set March J 7 , Edgewater Altar Society By Guadalupe Society (Our Lady of Guadalupo Shrine, Names New Committees Denver) (St. Mary Magdalene’s Parish, have been received for the St. ^ Colorado S|>rmgs ^ The Society of Our Lady of Edgewater) Patrick’s games party to be held Guadalupe will tpontor a bene A t the regular meeting of the Thursday evening at 8 p.m. A tur fit dance St. Patrick’s day in Altar society, held March 10, the key will be displayed and many the Rollordrome, 3316 Tejon following committees were ap worthwhile prizes will be awarded. street, from 8 p.m. to midnight. pointed for the month: Mrs. Ru- Music will be furnished by the fien and Mrs. Crowfoot, sanctu orchestra of Don Juan and his ary; Mrs. Rohder and Mrs. McLain, Lamar Baritone Sings Latin-Americans. A complete set large linens; Mrs. Tanner, surpli of Savemaster ware will be dis ces; Mrs. Hursting, albs; and Mrs. In Caliform’a Opera played at the dance. Tickets are Wedlick, small linens. 25 cents each or five for $1. Patrick McVey, Lamar baritone, The members of the Antonian On display at the meeting were has been with the San Francisco choir will sponsor a games party three albs, made by Mrs. Grieb- opera since 1947. He was called to in the church recreational hall ling, and nine cinctures o f various San Francisco after singing the Sunday, March'20, at 8:30 p.m. colors purcha,sed by the Rev. role of Ferran^o in the Denver All proceeds will go toward pay James P Flanagan. Mrs. Grieb- Grand opera production W II Tro- ment for the new organ. Food ling has also completed 20 new vatore. While in college he was a and refreshments will be sold by amices. popular staff artist at KLZ in • HOLY FAMILY SODALISTS have con J. Kenneally, C. M., rector of the seminary, on the choir. Many generous contributions Denver. tributed $100 to the fund campaign being March 4. Shown above are the officers of the sodality conducted in behalf of St. Thomas’ seminary, Den as the check was presented: Clinton Lombard, vice ver. The collection wa.s conducted by the boys’ so president; Jerome Kennedy, prefect; Father Ken neally; and George Torsney, treasurer. J. D. Crouch C. D. O'BHen M AY R E A L H dality and presented to the Very Rev. Dr. William PERKiNSj ffi^ COM PANY Vocation Series on at Holy Family _ . D ^_t 17-• ^a^ f ^ ^ 102 ^io. Tejon Real Eilate, Loans, Insurance (Holy Family Pari.k, Denver) tions for the students’ future life burg; and Grumeo, George Pas- The month of March, dedicated on March 2.3 tore. A performance was staged W p Specialise in Reliance Underwriters Aucney in Catholic schools to the consid Closing the series of talks on for the student body Monday, eration of a state in life and pos March 14. Clergy Wear March 28, will be a talk on "W hy OLD LINE STOCK, FIRE, sible vocations, is this year bring a Catholic College?” by the Rev. Four sodalists, Geraldine Sat- Suits— Topcoats MARINE AND AUTOMOBILE ing to the students of Holy Fam Charle.s Forsyth, O.S.B. Father terwhite, Julia Voss, Donald Pious- ily high school a schedule planned Cassocks, Etc. INSURANCE Forsyth is chaplain of Colorado sard, and Bernard O’Hayre, served to inspire, inform, and counsel university’s Newman club and as ushers at Father Murphy's lec them. This will be accomplished served as an army chaplain in ture “ Fatima Is the Answer” at mainly by guest speakers through World war II. Phipps auditorium the evening of the month. The firms listed here de W O R LD W ID E A student panel on vocations March 14. Holy Family delegates March 7, the Feast of St. will be the feature of an assembly to the natural law conferences at serve to be remembered TRAVEL SYSTEM Thomas Aquinas, patron of kchools, held March 24. Those taking part Loretto Heights last week were AUTHORIZED AGENTS FOB THE was observed with an assembly at when you are distributing are Ernest Barlock, chairman; Shelia Fitzpatrick, Caroline Fier- AIRLINES AND STEAMSHIP LIKES which the Very Rev. William Ken Marijo Conboy, “ The Catholic stien, Anna Marie Graeber, Ger your patronage in the dif B. J. O’LEARY. Manasor neally, C.M., addressed the stu Home;’’ Frances Lasasso, “ Chris ald Madigan, Terry Goodwin, and Beodal AttRntlof* to Clorgr and dents. Father Kenneally, president ferent lines of business. topher Movement;” Gene DiTolla, Donald Ploussard. The students Rallelm of St. Thomas’ seminary, laid the “The Lay Apostolate;’’ James were accompanied by the Rev. Jo Wherever men and women gather on Easter foundation for the month’s series Benallo, “ Vocation of a Christian.” seph Koontz the first day and by of lectures in his over-all view of In observing the Feast of the the Rev. William Jones the sec Sundoyyou'll see the results of the NEW METHOD crafts FRANK **\f Your Nmedi Arm Etemtricai the religious life and the lay apos- ond. tolate. Annunciation, Our Lady’s vocation manship. The tailored correctness of HIS striped MORRISSEY Call Main 939” day, on March 25, the students The PTA officers and a large • Spec/o/ The Rev. Fabian Joyce, O.F.M., group of mothers from the parish trousers and tails . . . the soft WIRING—FIXTURES AND REPAIRS prominent missionary from St. are making a prayer day for voca tions beginning with Mass and will attend the CPTL 12th annual dropery and sparkling cleanliness of HER suit.. . the glitter, SPRING SERVICE Elizabeth’s, Denver, detailed for educational conference to be held Berwick Electric Co. the students the phases of re Holy Communion and reciting a March 24 in the Shirley-Savoy the dressed-up glamour that marks Denver's Cars — Trucks J. D. BERWICK ligious life on March 10. Monday, vocation prayer at various periods hotel. The league is fortunate in 7 W. Cuchorrot Cvlarado S .rt..., Calor*4. March 14, Sister Alice Eugene, through the day. Easter Parade— A LL will tell of having the Rt. Rev. Monsignor F. music teacher at St. Philoraena’s A film showing student life on G. Hochwalt to be guest speaker NEW METHOD'S SUCCESS. school, spoke to the girls on the the Notre Dame campus was re cently shown. The St. Thomas at the luncheon. The subject will topic, “ My Lorettine Vocation.” be, “ The Catholic View of Educa WILLIAM G. GRARON Tuesday, March 15, Mrs. Frank seminary film is scheduled for FOR SMART EASTER APPEARANCE The Murray Drug Co. tion Today.” March 17 is the last Gold, graduate of Loretto Heights showing soon. A vocation issue of PHONE MAin 6161 day that the luncheon reservations •*Sup«Hor Service Storms** Optometrist college, presented to the girls the the Lamp Post coming out March can be phoned to the president, You’ll find subject, “ Vocation of a Catholic 25 is giving publicity to many of Main Store Phone Main 144 i n Nortli T.j.ii St. Mrs. J. R. Kelly. Mother.” the striking ideas taken from the '‘THERE IS A DIFFERENCE^* U aIo 8tor# — IB Norib Tejoo 8t. PHONE MAIN tUS Chriitopher Talk. Slated talks of guest speakers. St. Rita’s circle will meet in the North Storo — 833 North Tojoa 6t. COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO. Next week. Alfred E, Hamburg Recent visitors at the school home of Mrs. H. A. Fallico. .3996 When you send your cleaning and dyeing to will lecture on “ Government— A were Sister Mary Miguel, acting Winona court, March 23 at 1:30 DENVER’S STANDOUT CLEANERS director of nurses at Mercy hos p.m. Get Baur*§ (o f Denver) Christopher Field.” Mr. Hamburg, PETE RERONI a 19.34 graduate of Holy Family, pital; Sister Anselmo, and two The Boys’ club, whose director is Candy and Ice Cream at FURNmjRE SHOP completed his law studies at Den student nurses who conducted a the Rev. William H. Jones, held a symposium on nurses’ training successful boxing tournament Fri UPHOLBTBRING. ver university and was elected 10% Discount Johnson-English RE-UPHOI.STRRING AND state representative on the Demo for the girls. day and Saturday evenings. March Call BEPAIRING cratic ticket last fall. PLAYERS PRESENT 11 and 12, in the parish hall. Cash & Carry MAin ■Itp Cov.n and Dr*p«tiM Mmes. P. King and W. J. Kper- Drug Go. Had. to Ordar The Rev. Edward Leyden, super ‘TAM ING OF SHREW’ intendent of Catholic schools of Holy Family’s entry in the Lo ber will care for the altars March LENTHERIC Toiletrle. Famitnre Made to Order 19. City Wide T*l«i U BUn at. PhM» 14H TH B- Caacad# Ato. Ualo 1109 the Archdiocese of Denver, will retto Heights drama tourney last discuss “ Teaching— a Christopher week was a cutting from Shakes Mrs. C. Heiderstadt is visiting in Delivery CLEANERS a DYERS 6161 Field” on March 22. C. Prj’or, peare’s Taming of the Shreu’. Cast Texas at the home of her son-in- Colfax at Ogden law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. The' Heyse Sheet instructor at Opportunity school, ing was as follows: Petruchio, Branch Offie*—SI2 15th St. g w g T Q G Q will explain the many aspects of Donald Anderson; Katherine, Jo- Arthur Berger. i Metal and Roofing “ The Trades” as possible voca-lanne Keough; Vincentio, Green- INCORPORATED ^ j 0 r j HEATING ROOFINO ENTERPRISE TENT SHEET METAL 629 SO. NEVADA Junior Daughters Rehearse AND AWNING CO. Phon.t Main &S2 PH. 1264 Eat. 188S For Baby Benefit Program JOE ONOFRIO MUSIC CO. All the troops of the Junior back riding at the next social. The HEIDELBERG'S Catholic Daughters of America in next business meeting will be with Denver are rehearsing their parts Joan Carvalho with Mary Rice at 1805 BROADWAY MA. 8585 CLOTHING for the entertainment program of co-hostess. the tea to be held April 24 for the Men’s furnishings Comic Book* Collected benefit of St. Joseph’s Baby an St. Joan o f Arc’s troop met 10 NORTH TEJON ST. nex. March 12 with Louise Baugh. On Feb. 26, 53 girls were initi Comic books were collected for the ated into the juniors. The Rev. deaner>’ centers, and the girls Frederick McCallin, chaplain, par COMPLOUNTC or finished gifts for Mother’s day. ticipated in the initiation. Mrs. OLSON & RENROW Two new officers were elected: REMODELING SALE Louise Brown, grand regent of the Treasurer, Louise Baugh and press Joe Joe Jr. ENCtS-L senior C. D. of A., was a guest, and PLRG. & HTG. CO. reporter, Mary Ann Richards. The Miss Ann Limacher, state chair 116 North Weber St- Oflolors C^ne. social meeting tsill be a picnic man of the juniors, also partici March 26. Tel. Main 8066 pated in the,initiation ceremonies. The next business meeting will PRICES SLASHED ON St. Therese's troop met at the H c u U o a home of Marjorie Kleinschnitz be April 9. Joan McDonald and ZEC H A & AD AM S March 12. Note books on honor Nancy Summers will be hostesses. ALEY DRUG GO. Conoco Service Station tests were turned in for examina The girls will color eggs. tion. The next social meeting will To Tour Croamery PRESCRIPTION be March 26 as a breakfa.st at St. Bernadette’s troop met with * Magnificent Mahogany DRUGGISTS Baur's. The girls will meet at St. Madonna Bischofberger March 12. Francis de Sales’ school at 7:30 The girls are preparing scrapbooks Cabinet PkoB. H.io 280 182 Sa. Tejaa 8L a.m. The next business meeting COLORADO SPRINGS for their honor tests, and making Nawada Ara. at Cacha la Poodra will be at the home of Joan Ros- gifts for Mother’s day. At a pre wick April 9. vious meeting new officers for the * FM-AM and Short Wave Officer* Elected remainder of the year were elec The firms listed here de BUCK SPORTING St. Ann's troop met March 12 ted: President, Rita Vigil; vice serve to be remembered with Charlotte Ewing. Carol Car president, Mary Ann Connors; Reception michael was co-hostess. New offi- treasurer. Madonna Bischofber when you are distributing GOODS CO. |cers were elected for the remain ger; secretary, Jeannette McDon your patronage in the dif ‘‘ET.ryfhint for Er.ry Sport" der of the year: President, Char ald; and press reporter, Carol * Push Button Tuning Phone Main 930 ferent lines of business. lene Norris; vice president, Joan Partsch. For the social meeting the 19 NO. TEJON ST. Carvalho; secretary, Carol Car girls will make a tour through a michael; treasurer, Pat Phillips; creamery. * 10 Radio Tubes and press reporter, Lavone Liba- St. Frances Cabrini’s troop met noti. Nine poems were turned in to March 12 with Donna Prokosch. be sent to the national poetry con- Scrapbooks for honor tests are 1 Rectifier Tube ' AURORA te.st sponsored by the C. D. of A. being prepared, and gifts for The girls worked on Mother’s mothers were planned for Mother’s * 12" Concert Type Speaker day gifts. The girls will go horse- day. The social will be a visit to \ the State Historical museum. TWe PURSE BROS. NEW FASHION next business meeting will be with Madeline Zarlengo. * Exclusive Floating Jewel I Cleanera & Dyera Englewood St. Agnes’ troop met with Mary GROCERY & MARKET ^ JOHN a. JOHNSON Webb March 12. This is a new Tone System for Records GROCERIES - HEATS - FRUITS troop and the girls are working VEGETABLES Offtn Ptuit SPrat. « 87f IMil Eut CIfu hard on honor tests. They began *708 Eaat Colfai Ph. Aarara til 81. K. Al.anl. A... Aurar. U their Mother’s day gifts at this * Built in Dipole Antenna PAINTING AND meeting. DECORATING Fr. Lord to Address \ * Automatic on-off Signal Light FORT COLLINS Brush or Spray Regis Student Body w * Two Spacious Album Residential - The Rev. Daniel S. Lord, SJ., editor of the Queen's fVork and Compartments The firms listed here de Commercial well known in Catholic educational VISITORS ARE ALWAYS and publishing fields in this coun 5 serve to be remembered WELCOME A T Roof PaintioR try, will speak to the combined stu ChD^kij. ^jaMnlUton when you are distributing dent bodies of Regis college and SHINN'S PHARMAa Satisfaction Guaranteed high school, Denver, at 9:10 o’clock your patronage in the dif Friday morning in the Regis gym NORTHERN HOTEL COR. New Low Spring Price*. I nasium. ferent lines of business. Radio Phonograph Regular Price 419.95 PH. 92 FL Collin*. Estimates Free Father Lord will speak on "The Knights and Handmaids of the Blessed Virgin” and will describe AM-FM-Shbrt Wave Sale Price *299.95 In Ft. Collin, on Hiway. 87 nnd 287 the work being carried on by the I. SCHNELL young Catholic men and women of DREILING MOTORS 2926 So. Galapago the nation as part of the program of the Sodality of the Blessed Vir Buick and G.M.C. SpecUlitt. — SnU. and Espnrt Sarvie* Englewood 236 W______You Save ? gin Msry. Let Lie HorcelainUe Your Car Telephone 626 We have the Lorgest Selection of homes for sale in Englewood REGULAR 18.95 TABLE RADIO aUo >ny type of insurance, proper^ manogament and BRIGHTON Notary Public | - SALE PRICE 1 5 “ WILSON AND WILSON REALTY MODEL 9-119 PURINA FREDS — FARM SUPPLIES — SANITATION DAIRY SUPPLIES Brighton Hatchery and Farm Store 2868 SOUTH BROADWAY See Joe for Best Trade In Allowance in Town Phone: Englewood 566 EnglewOod 2563 ITS N. HAJN us-w (U a a b m of St. Voals Tsrl^ r / ^ L I I PAGE FOURTEEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyttone 4205 Thursday, MorcK 17, 1949 Homemaker’s ■ Catholic Nurse Parent-Teacher League New Fieldhouse BARNARD'S Department S School Leader Plans 1-Day Conference Is Being Built - RECORD SHOP PatronlM Tketa RaUabU and Priandty firm s J The 12 th annual educational will close the morning session with conference of the Catholic Parent- prayer. I m Honored Guest Teacher league will open in Den At Abbey School Italian Records ver Thursday, March 24, with Mass Governor, Mayor (Archdioceian Council of Catholic THE in Holy Ghost church, benver, at To Attend Luncheon Canon City.— Excavating has be Nurrei, Denver) gun for the foundation of the field- Open Evenings STJLES 9 o’clock. The Rev. Edward Ley- Honored guests at the luncheon A dinner was held March 10 at house to be built at Holy Cross ab McVeigh Company at 12:30 p.m. will include Gov Tejon St. GL. 1796 the Tiffin dining room in honor of bey here. To be completed in time ernor Lee Knous and Mayor Quigg PAINTING AND Mias Margaret Foley, secretary of for the next basketball season, the ELECTRIC SERVICE Newton, the Rt. Rev. Monsignori. lEE DELIVERY ON 3 OR MORE RECORDS DECORATING the Conference of Catholic Schools building will seat approximately 1,- Charles Hagus, William Higgpns, Wirin{( — Lighting CONTRACTORS of Nursing. Monsignor John R 100 spectators for the sport. It will and John Mulroy; the Rev. John 1328 Inca K£. 0^18 Mulroy and Miss Gertrude Graef cost $75,000. 1100 Larimer TA. 6875 welcomed the honored gyest. A f Cavanagh, Mrs. John F. Murtaugh, Of pumice block construction, the Garden Tool ter the dinner the group attended and Mrs. Fred Gushurst. building will be 155 feet long and -EARL j.- the monthly meeting of the Spirit A fter the luncheon entertain 735v 100 feet wide. It will be faced with NDERSO ual Life club which was held in the ment will be provided by a choral Specials STROHMINGER home of Mrs. Josephine Hayes. A group of 45 members from the glazed tile. The floor will be of large number of members were Cathedral high school under the concrete, with the playing floor, Cultivators __ $1.19 Electrical Contracting present to hear Father Jl)hn Re direction of Forrest Fishel, with 100 by 60 feet, of maple. The floor, Interior - Exterior Painting Beverly Ann Miller as accompan used full-length for varsity games, Garden Hoes $1.96 LleenMd and Bonded tn CHt of DtnTor gan’s discussion on “ Religion in the Phona CH. 6581 Home.” ist. The following selections will will alse provide three cross-courts 16” Garden Rakes Denver 6, Colorado 1178 Stout be rendered: "The .Artisan,’’ by for u.se in the intramural sports 1042-44 Santa Fe Drive Officers Elected Ware; “ Clair de Lune,” Debussy, program. $2.49 By Credit Union and “ Peter Piper,” by Whittredge. The fieldhouse will also contain “ The Catholic View of Educa the students’ store, recreation Dandelion Rakes_ $1.69 ' THE BEST IN LDCCA6E The board of directors and su Lonr Handle Round q a (2 ^ OfAUKfailiv PLCMBING tion Today” is the title of an ad rooms, dressing and shower rooms, CRANE FIXTURES pervisory and credit committees of Point ShoVela ...... the credit union met in the home dress to be given by the Rt. Rev. coaches’ offices, and perhaps bowl YOUNGSTOWK STEEL Monsignor Frederick G. Hochwalt, ing alleys, according to the Rev. Sturdy Step Stools $1.89 KITCHENS of Mrs. Dorthea Hoell Tuesday, director of the NCWC Education Edward Vollmer, O.S.B., headmas AUTOMATIC WATER HEATERS March 8. Election of 1949 of department. ter. The present gymnasium will Free Parking in Rear ficers ensued with Mrs. Dorthea ECONOMY LUMBER & HARDWARE NK An address by Archbishop be converted into a manual arts' Hoell serving as president, Mrs. 350 So. Colorado Bird. Ea.y Payment. DE. 5495 E«t U lt GCO L R. Fry Plbg. & Htg. Pauline WooTman, vice president; Urban J. Vehr will close the con building, with facilities for a large sore 324 8. BDWY. RA.'28S1 Miss Catherine Scharping, secre ference. shop as well as classrooms. The tary; and Mrs. Mary Burke, treas Executive Board, new gymnasium is located close to urer. Mrs. Lito Gallefos, the football field, so that its dress Presidents Meet ing and shower rooms will be used At the annual meeting of the CPTL President AAA LANDSCAPING CO. DepdaUe Pliinibing £ Heating Co. credit union Monday, Feb. 28, Mrs. / Mrs. Lito Gallegos, league presi during the football season as well. .MA. 6066 — Joe Loffreda — .3900 So. Inca Josephine Hayes, Mrs. Mary den will be the celebrant. The first dent, who is directing the plans for Although the new construction Sheep Fertilizer, 84.50 Yd. Delivered All Plumbing and Heating Installations Burke, and Mrs. Pauline Woolman meeting will be held in the Lincoln this one-day conference, was host will provide expanded facilities at were elected to the board of direc room of the Shirley-Savoy hotel at ess to the executive board of the the .school, any expansion in enroll 81.25, Spread C. E. Bohannon - 4700 W. Colfax - AL 1444 tors; Mrs. Mary Baker and Miss 10 a.m. Father Leyden will give league and all unit pre.sidents at ment \^11 have to await the expan Also Perennial Flowers and Shrubs Alice Sweeney, credit committee; the invocation. This will be fol- a luncheon on March 1. Commit sion of dormitory, dining hall, and Mrs. Helen Pritchard and lowed by the posting of colors and I tees named were: .Arrangements classroom, and chapel facilities, all A and A FLOOll SERVICE Mary Lyons, supervisory commit- pledge to the flag. The color guard I and hospitality — Mrs. M. E. of which are filled to capacity at tee. All terms are for three years, includes David Wienecke, JackjCooke, chairman, assisted by present NEW LOW-COST MIGIC FOR YOUR An amendment was adopted to I .Anderies, Charles Mulqueen.i Mmes. G. Tolvo, J. McLaughlin, R. | Sanding— Laving—Finishii^ include the members’ families in'Thomas Hannigan, Richard Ott,|Fulham, J. Kelly, A. Padboy, W.| DREAM KITCHEN Old Floors a Specialty — Guy Routzon, Member Loyola Parish the credit union. jLouis Phannenstiel, Joseph Smith, Roach, A. Linnebur, F. Knauflec, Fr. Murphy to Give CH. 5292 - All Work Guaranteed - 2925 Vine Si. The Cana Living Room unit met | and Fred Lidinsky. L. Vigil, L. .Alire, J. Foley, F. Thom Offers You at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Advertising Panel Sabon, R. .Avila, M, Behan, F. Fatima Talk to Regis George .Anderson, 2895 Fore.st Urban, H. Harrison, C. Freuden- HOSPITAL street, Tuesday, March 16. The Is Scheduled stein, H. Thompson, H. Carvalho, High School Students topic for di.scussion was “ Budget- Roger Zoellner. St. Francis,W. Taylor, J. Sticksel. P. Fox, R. KITCHENAIDERS I ing .” de Sales' high school, will be the Skitt, M. McDonough. T. M orris-' '^he Rev. Eusrene F. Murphy, EQUIPMENT Parliamentary Law moderator of a panel discu.ssion on j sey, and A. Zarlengo; For the topic, "How Are We Affected] Tickets— Mme.s. E. Conway, M.' f "j!" T'*’” week pre- Only...... O ™ !* up Classes Conducted by Present-Day- - Advertising?” ------The McCarthy, n G. oSmart,____ . -and _ j J. T Mc- isented an illustrated lecture on Our Lady of Fatima” at Phipps Hospital • • - Institutional Parliamentary law classes are;following will be members of the Neive; reservations — Mmes. H .i n See Them in Our Wheel Chairs • Dish Trucks I being conducted by Mrs. E. N. panel; Dolores Johnson. Annuncia-1Maltby and W. Buscietta. students o f R egis high .school an Sales Room Wheel Stretchers • Tray ? IFrakes every fir.st and third Mon-ition school; Francis Gappa, Ca- No re.servations will be accepted opportunity to hear the lecture-in day of each month. These classes Ithedral; Pejrgy Marvel, Holy Fam- RADIANT HEAT Trucks • Inhalators t or canceled after March 21. The the Regis gymnasium on Thursday THOMS LINOLEUM STUDIO Instrument Tables | I are held in the home of Mrs. E. N. jily school; Mary Mulcahy, St. co.st of the luncheon will be $1.40. noon, March 17, it wa.s announced Electric Pood Conveyors I Frakes, 1137 W ashington, at 8 p.m. | Mary’s; Frank Barone, Regis; and In the current year three new by the Rev. Paul F. Distler, S.J., 1438 Court PI. MAin 2288 A ll nurses and husbands are in-;,Tames Kleinschnitz, St. Joseph's. Casters • Industrial Trucks : ,I . ______- ...... ______...... ,affiliates have joined the league: principal of the high school. I vited to attend and anyone inter-! .Adult oh.servers of the panel will Our I.ady of Lourdes, Lorettoj ARMSTROIMGt je.^ted may telep h on e Mr.s. J o s e -■ be Dr. Lewis Barbato, .Mrs. R. E. I Heights Women's club, and St. .Although the college students CASTER CO, I phine Hayes. Englewood 1077. !Lee, and Grover Kinney. James'. Delegates from St. Mary's, will be enjoying the annual St, Patrick's Hay holiday, they have WELDING SUPPLIES 828 14TH ST. i The Rev. G. J. Corbett, editor o f ! Father William Powers, spirit-Colorado S p rin g s ;'and St. Jo- including Perpetual Help, has written theiual adviser of St. James’ P T A , seph's, Fort Collins, will be in at- been invited to 'join high school T A b o r 4 6 9 2 Denver chapter requesting infer-1 which is the league’s newest unit,! tendance, students in attendance a t the lec Goggles — Helmets — Respirators mation for an article on the- ture. Distributed by Mother of Perpetual Help guild, H E ^ D R IF & ROLtHOFF CO. Denver’s volunteer nursing plan | Denver, Colorado for the sick poor. ' SL Mary's Altar Society 2 Pieces Bacon & Schramm -Miss T iflh a m m e r, d a u gh ter of| Mrs. Francis Jackson, returned to' Plans Social in Rectory Recovered CO!V|POSmON ROOFING !her home Friday, March 11, after] $65.50 ' having suvgerv. | Immediate Installation TILE ROOFING Littleton.— St. M ary’s A ltar and family has been associated with Up / a n . ROOF REPAIRING f^^Ro-^ary society w ill hold a party in St. Mary's parish for many years. on New GAS FU R N A C E S Richard C. McAllister, radio Beautiful 4020 Brighton Blvd. CH. 6563 ■her ^^ctory on St. Patrick’s man, second class, in the U. S. I nprfnrmpdperformed at St.St Jo.seph loKPnk^ s hospital.hr. f day, March 17, beginning at 2 Fabrics Mueller Climatral navy, recently reported to the .10 1 ears Experience * Benefit Party A set of boudoir lamps will be the landing ship, I'.S.S. Lincewald, at Stove and Furnace Parts Come In or Wo Will Show Installing Furnaces in Denver Specializing in Quality main attraction. The hostesses for the naval base in Bremerton. Fabric! in Your Home Still Available Slated March 26 I Plumbing and Bleating ,f;ii . i- 'this party include Mmes. Anna Wash. The vessel is a new type Shed Metal & Gutter Work CAS FURNACES 'ket. % r he A C ^ t n X S- \hitmore. Louis Hig- designed for service in Arctic COLORADO waters. Radioman McAllister is a Repairs I party for St. Thomas’ seminary, McCarthy, and Ben- UPHOLSTERY CO. O^BRIEN SHEET METAL & The Geo. A. Pollen Iwhich will be held Saturday. March J*"’.'" Spahn A 11 women of the son of Mr. and Mrs. Evan Mc 26. at 8 p.m. at St. Anthony's hos-'P®^^ ‘•o/dially in^ted to come Allister, who reside on South Santa GL. 2304 2501 16th St. FURNACE WORKS Com pany Fe drive. pital nurses home auditorium. 1333 Lawrenc* Street Makes College Honor Roll 2541 Larimer KE. 6047 SLAITERY TABOR 1321 DENVER. COLO. •Anyone wi.shing to secure ticket.s The .Ave Maria circle of the Mr. and Mrs. B. F. O’Brien re- ' Ret. CH. 5353 may call Mr.«. Cele Geiger at CH. Archbishop’s guild met March 10 ““IwOviNG [ ceived word that their son. Fran-, 4724. in the home of -Mrs. Robert J. Kin- kel on North Lincoln avenue. The cis, was on the honor roll at St. ] STORAGE j & COMPANY The executive committee meet- Benedict's college in Atchison, ■ JUSSEL I ing will be held Monday, March evening was spent in sewing I . , Plumbing and Heating 21. in the Knights of Columbus church linens, after which Mrs. ] ‘ he la.st quarter. SHIPPING j '1F irs A FENCE Conlraclors Electric Co. hall11 at •»4 p.m. u.iii. Kinkel served refreshments to , ® sophomore at that college JOH.V J. CONNOR. PrMidrnt 1163 California St. The monthly meeting of the her guests. Among those who were j®"" Local and | WE HAVE IT" ROBERT F. CONNOR. Vic» Presid«»t Electrical Contractors ACCN will be held Thursday,: present were Father Frederick Me-1 Long Distance 1726 MARKET STREET Call AL. 1743 for Jerry Craig, son of Mr. and .March 24. at 7:45 p.m. in St. An-iCallin. Misses Betty Ree.s, Gloria .Moving PHONE MAIN 7127 or 7128 A Guarantred Elertriral Job thony’s hospital chapel, where an'Cecchin, and Mary O’Brien, and Mrs. Harold V. Craig of Louviers, . Residential 'hour of recollection will be held.. Mmes. Louis Higgins, John Huls, was one of the students from Re gis college, who attended the bas Storage - Packing SuHPrintendent Nanted Robert Koran, Wayne Duckworth, Industrial JOHNS-MANVILLE FLOORINGS oupei inienaeni l\amea Kinkel, and Henry Huls. ketball tournament at Kansas Shipping City, Mo. He returned to his E.states, Etc. \At Mercy Hospital The next meeting of the circle All Typoi of Frame Asphalt Tile classes on Tuesday, March 15. ' Sister Mary Francis,...... former.. su- will be held on Wednesday eve-, Building* MoTed A long lived, low priced flooring for Schools, Several members of St. Marv’s FREE pervisor in surger>-. has been ap-|ning. March 23, with Mrs. Howard ‘lir fn J aivan Free Estimates Hospitals, Churches, Residences. 'pointed as superintendent of Mercy'Kinkel as hostess in her home f ” anioiNTiai. chain unk ESTIMATES Terraflex 'ho.spital. South Curtis avenue. Eugene Murphy. S ,I.. DUFFY STORAGE Sister Mary McGuiel, SisterSi.ster The recently organized U gion | phipp“ ’’ a u d itoriL in Den^^^^ ...... I f E. H. A. One of the toughest, longest wearing floor Mary Maureen, and Sister Mary Complete of Mary poup m St. Marys par-lsundav evening. They included coverings ever developed; greose proof, Acid Martina 'spent the week end at M OVING CO. Sale, and ' Terms ish held Its third regular meeting' Mr. and Mrs. Harold V. Craig, proof; unoffeefed by alkalis. Brilliant colors'. Mercy Grove. Erection March 10 in th^e rectory. The Lit-1 Mis, Anna Martin, and Mmes. 1521 20th St. Service Free Estimates Descriptive Literature Free Mr. and Mrs. .Alec Keller are the tleton poup has been m-ganized Margaret Stegeman, Maurice Oh- parents of a girl, born Feb. 18. Tel KE. 6228 under the title of Our Lady of the rel, and Ernest Haubensak. Satisfaction The baby has been named Mary Miraculous Medal, with Father Mc- Guaranteed, J Building & Maintenance Co. Joe. Mrs. Keller is the former Callin as spiritual director. Mrs. Licensed Josephine Murphy. 1863 WAZEE ST., DENVER KE. 2371 Joe McElroy has been elected pres Contractor. Mr. and Mrs. Francis O’ Hanlan ident; Mrs. B. F. O’Brien, vice are the parents of a boy, born at president; Mrs. Ernest Haubensak, Phone Mercy. Mrs. O’Hanlan is a Regis secretary; and Mrs. Margaret tered nurse from Westhant-s, Eng Stegemao, treasurer. Active mem PA. 2879 land. She received her training at bers thus far include Misses Anna PCi^wOOO Rwal Victory'hospital. Martin, Gloria Cecchin, and Mary THE EMPIRE’S MOST COMPLETE FENCE STOCK The monthly meeting of Mercy O’Brien, and Mmes. Frank Gertig. alumnae was held at Mercy hos Maurice Ohrel, Anna Brooks, and 440.5 FI pital nurses’ home, Thursday, Mary Fritz. Parishioners who have March 10. - East Evans SI P PLY CO. East Evans indicated their desire-to become W. J. C.rlll. A. M. Ellerbr Mrs. Joe Zwickl, mother of auxiliary members of the Legion Complete Playground Equipment Catherine Zwickl, underwent of Mary include Mrs. John B. Gan minor surgery, at Mercy, March 14. non, Miss Catharine Maloney, and James Hoffman. Regular meetings !are scheduled for every Thursday Life's Too Short evening in the parish rectory, be To Be Wringing Out Dirty ginning at 7 o’clock. The Trend is to Blend... Mops with Your Hands 1 The men and boys of St. Mary’s EZE Mop & parish met at the church March 12 for a day’s work on the vacant TAbor 1393 1721 LAWRENCE Cone Wringer lot on which the parish hall Is to CnnecU This UnpleaMot be built. A great deal of work Task Forever was accomplished in pulling out • SAVES TIME trees, clearing away debris, and • SAVES Ha n d s smoothing the land in prepara • CLEANS FLOORS tion for the coming excavation BETTER, FASTER work. Why certainly! When yon phone for a loan yon Mr. and Mrs. Walter Andersen, Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. Walter An get quiek action. If yon have a steady income Only dersen, Jr,, have moved from their MA. farm on the Ridge road to a farm and a prompt payment reputation, there’s t m DcIlTcrr In Dcnr*? and Snbarbs dairy that they have purchased no reason for delay. W e can usually Shipped Anywhere ISc Extra near Aurora. Mr. and Mrs. Nor- Get Yours Now 1295 bert. Andersen may also move OK the loan the same day, at low cost and Phone AComa 3030 there. Mr. and Mrs. James Ander EZE MOP & COtNE WRINGER sen will eontinue living in Boulder withont hidden charges. You can pay CO. 1 until he completes his studies at 1127 E. I7th Aea. ^ O A rtr (. Cole. it back monthly out of income. (Sur Laliyitti It.) the University of, Colorado. Until their recent move, the Andersen See us soon, won’t you? HHRC'S PRIIIT (0. You’re welcome. Sklllii Hdilii iR BiiiratlHg Prolilinii Citizens Savings Bank •<1 EstabUshsd 1913 BEAUTY AAID COMFORT WITH SCHAEFER AWNilSGS 1644 WELTON STREET • MAIN 62SS University Park Lumber Yard J. E. HaektUff G. C. SuIliTan THE SCHAfFER TENT & AWNING MEMBES FEDEBAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 1810 Sooth Joaephine Phone PE. 2435 1541 ARAPAHOE’ representa fesiton. doe to fsir prices, prssipt PTA members are reminded 2 and 3 Bed Rooms in Park Hill Mfric., snd un