'Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations Theatines Begin Drive for New Mission Church

Contents Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc. 1944 — Permission to Reproduce, Except on a Molher'i day reception sponsored by the National Articles Otherwise Marked. Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue Apostolic Delegate Attends Catholic Community Service in Waahingon. Arch­ bishop Amleto Giovanni Cicognani is shown below receiving homage from WAVE R^m ary T. Voeicker Guadalupe Parish’s o f Rock Island, III. Onlookers are James J. Norris and Anne S. Hooley, executive director and assistant director, respectively, o f NCA^. Five hundred guests attended the reception after Mass in St. Matthew’s Cathedral. Mother’s day was kept a week early in the Washington Cathedral rite. ______DENVER C ATH aiC Present Building Is Totally Inadequate REGISTER More Than 250 Spanish Families in North Ths National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We Denver, Census Shows; Growth in Have Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, Seven Smaller Services, Photo Features, and Wide World P h o^ . District Rapid VOL. XXXIX. No. 37. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1944. $1 PER YEAR The Theatine Fathers of St. Cajetan’s parish, under the direction of the Very Rev. John Ordinas, C.R., provincial of Catholic, Protestant Systems of Theology the Theatines in this country, have announced plans and Study Are Different, Says Msgr. Ready begun a drive that will eventuate in the erection of a new church in the Parish of Our Lady of Guadalupe in North Denver. The present mission church is located in a re­ modeled store building that met the needs of the Spanish­ Refutes Discrimination Charge speaking on the north side at the time of its dedication in 1936, but that has been com-1------pletely outgrown by the expanding; i population of Spanish-Americans! Concerning Seminaries Under in that district of Denver. The present edifice, located on W. 36th and Kalamath street, was lanned to care for 100 families, Selective Service Act Rnling ut a census that is being con­ ducted by the Rev. Andrew Bur- guera, C.R., assistant in St. Caje­ Washington. — T h e following .students.’ I did so by the direc­ sure, make a distinction between tan’s parish, reveals that there are statement was i.ssued by the Rt. tion of the Administrative board of Notre Dame and Princeton as ‘col­ now more than 250 Spanjsh-speak- Rev. Michael Ready, general sec­ Bishops, National Catholic Welfare leges of our country.' Catholic ing families located in that part of town. i m i Y 21 retary, NCWC, in answer to the Conference. .Almost three years young men studying for the priest­ Five lots have been purchased ■harge by Protestant leaders of ago the board of Bishops urged the hood in our colleges—Georgetown, ‘discrimination’’ favoring Catho­ across the street from the present Holy Cross, Boston college. Villa- A letter from Archbishop Urban lics under the Selective Service rui­ ‘pre-theological’ policy before Se­ church, and plans are being drawn J. Vehr announces the annual col­ ng that cancels draft deferments lective Service officials. nova, etc.—are in exactly the same for a mission-style church to be 'or pre-theological students effec- "The charge of ‘discrimination’ position before Selective Service as lection for aged and infirm priests ive July 1: now has created a misunderstand­ students for the Protestant minis­ erected on this property. Although Sunday, May 21. The Denver Or­ ing both of the problem involved try attending Harvard, Yale, W'es the drive for funds has just been dinary al.so announces a general "One week before the Protestant dispen.sation from the law of fast leaders’ charge of ‘discrimination’ and of the policy pursued by Se­ leyan, Wittenberg, etc. begun, more than $700 has been lective Seivice officials. I know “ The Selective Service act uses secured so far. Archbishop Urban and abstinence May 27, May 31, favoring Catholics. 1 called on Se- J. Vehr made the initial donation and June 3, and from the law of ective Service officials to restore very well the distinguished Protes­ (Turn to Pape!— Column S) of $100 to inaugurate the drive. fast June 2. The letter follows: the deferment of ‘pre-theological tant leaders did not intend that reaction. I think we are happily Mo.st the parishioners of St. Caje- ' May 8, 1944 in complete agreement on this tan's and the mission parish have Reverend dear Father wh#le question. Personally I wish Army Mass Held contributed small amounts, and and Beloved People; May Coronation the Protestant leaders had stated some former parishioners, includ­ May I again make the annual their full concern about students ing some from as faFaway as Cali­ appeal to your generosity to assist for the ministry at the hearings in In Shadow of fornia, have made sizeable con­ the archdiocese in caring for those To Be Held at Congress on Selective Service leg­ tributions. Nothing ?an be done sick or superannuated priests who islation away back in 1940. If they on the new structure until after have no means of their own to meet had aided our efforts then, I think Hindu Temple the war, but it is hoped that volun­ their nece.ssary expenses? As you Regis Sunday all of us who now face this ex­ teer labor will care for a great appreciate, the salary of our priests tremely grave problem would have deal of the work involved in its i.s very small. They must meet gotten a better recognition in law A Solemn Pontifical Mass at erection. This was true of the re­ many demand.s of charity. Many for Church institutions. sunrise, sung in the shadow of a modeling of the old clothing store of them do not receive the meager Miss Teresa Anderson, senior that now serves as the church. ind prefect of the sodality of the "The .Selective Service act grants Hindu temple at an altar banked allowance provided by diocesan law Cathedral high school, Denver, will with exotic native flowers, with In his speech at the dedication l>ecause of the poverty of their exemption to students in recognized of Our Lady of Guadalupe chapel small churches and missions and be queen of the May crowning Sun- divinity and theological schools ex­ more than 2,000 soldiers present, day. May 14, at .S p.m. on the Regis was the first official act of Bishop on Dec. 12, 1936, the then Bishop have little or no opportunity to isting before 1939. Centuries Vehr expressed the hope and de­ save for the emergencies of life. I college campus. Mi.ss Anderson will before 1939 the Catholic Church Bernard J. .Sullivan, S.J., in the 1 le escorted by the prefect of the Indian war zone as Vicar Delegate sire that the new parish would The Church must rely upon this established her system of seminary grow and be a major influence in annual collection to assist our training’ for her priesthood. Cath­ for Archbishop Francis J. Spell­ man, Military Delegate for the the lives of the Spanish-Americans worthy priests who find themselves olic seminaries were reserved for Diplomas Will Go to 372 Students of that section of the city. His unable to meet the unusual de­ .students who freely accept long, American armed forces. Bishop Sullivan of Patna, India, is a na­ From 6 Catholic High Schools wishes have been more than ful­ mands of prolonged sickness and exacting years of di.icipline and disability. I feel this worthy and tive of Trinidad, deacon for the Mass was the Forces Before Graduation There are only two priests sta­ testaments, it would prove a great of the educational level, students Rev. H. J. R. Ulyatt, supervising tioned in St. Cajetan’s now, Fa­ blessing to the archdiocese. in our seminaries follow a special chaplain for the RAF in India Wishing you God’s choicest bless­ Thirty-one of thi.s year's 372 the City auditorium Sunday aft­ LIFE AND DEATH ther Ordinas and his assistant, Fa­ discipline and course of study. and Ceylon, and the subdeacon ther Burguera. The civil war in ings, I Am was Father Mullally, who is graduates of six Denver Catholic ernoon, June 4, at 3 o’clock. Rep­ Unfortunate Terms resentatives of both the state Spain and the present world con­ Faithfully vours in Christ. .supervising chaplain for the Tenth high schools will receive diplomas Letters from two Colorado priests flict have prevented the obtain­ + URBAN J. VEHR. Are Used U. S. air force. The Rev. T» A. and the city government will be in abeentia at the 12th annual present at the ceremony at which who are serving the army as chap­ ing of assistance from Spain. It Archbishop of Denver “ Protestant leaders refer to their Whalen of Baltimore and the Rev. lains in widely separated battle is expected that additional help P. S. Kindly read this letter at J. J. Carroll of Philadelphia, both joint commencement exercises at Archbishop Urban J. Vehr will ad­ students as coming from ‘the public fronts were received in Denver this (Turn to Paget — Column 5) (Turn to Paget— Column 3) army chaplains with the U. S. dress the graduates and make the schools and colleges of this coun­ week. One is from the Rev. Joseph forces in India, were masters of presentation of diplomas. Gerald try.’ They describe this policy as Walsh, native of Denver and priest ceremonies. A choir of Indian Morahan of the class of 1944 of St. based on ‘principle, because they of the Diocese of Pueblo, who is at boys sang at the Ma.s.s and the base Boulder to Be Joseph’s high school will be the believe in public responsibility for valedictorian for the group. Wil­ the battle front in Italy. The other Viatorians 1st of Glass education in a democracy.’ Protes­ section military band presented a is from the Rev. John Scannell, .sacred concert before and after liam Olsen of Regis will act as the tant leaders use these quoted Host to K. of C. student chairman of the exercises. priest of the archdiocese and former phrases in reference to students the ceremonies. Maj. Gen. Howard a.ssistant at St. Mary’s in Colorado C. Davidson, commanding the Most of the 31 in abeentia grad­ I for the ministry from ‘parochial Springs, who is now in a rest area Of 22 to Be Ordained Tenth U. S. air force, and Brig. uates completed their school work Teresa Jane Anderion I and Church-controlled schools.’ after participating in mo.st of the Gen. Gilbert X. Cheves, command­ State Parley at the end of the first semester I This distinction is very likely why major Pacific battles in the past ing the S.O..S. ba.se section, were by reason of the acceleration pro­ ^legis college sodality, Aldo G. No- I the eminent Churchmen referred to year. Two members of the Clerics of of the Archdiocese of Chicago for sarianni. guests of honor. gram, and are now in the armed Father Bialas to celebrate his first I‘discrimination.’ It cau.sed them The 43rd annual state conven­ services. Of this group, eight arc Father Walsh writes: “Jerry is St. Viator will be the first of a On a broad, level expanse of Solemn Mass outdoors, because of The annual May crowning is also to express confidence ‘that the tion of Knights of Columbus will from Cathedral, two from Holy just across the way—too close for class of 22 young men to be or­ pon.sored by the Rocky .Mountain public opinion of the nation’ would lawn in the shadow of a Hindu the limited facilities of the Do'wners be held in Boulder Sunday and Family, five from St. Joseph’s, comfort.” He reveals that he is now dained priests from St. Thomas’ Grove church. He will be assisted iodality union and the participants not ‘ penalize’ candidates for the temple, the altar was erected. The Monday, May 21 and 22, with reg­ and 16 from Regis. The gradua­ accustomed to the noise of the guns seminary this spring. This class, in his first Mass by the Rev. Jo­ .re the students of all Denver ministry in ‘the public schools and army nurses from a nearby mili­ istration opening the previous day tion ela.'qies are as follow.s; Cathe­ and the bursting of shells. He even tary hospital decorated the altar seph A. Plewa, deacon; the Rev. |2'atholic schools and colleges. Miss colleges of our country.’ for delegates and visitors. dral, 100; Holy Family, 34; An­ knows the difference between the one of the largest ever to finish at •lary Holzmann of .Annunciation with lotus, ja.smine, and other na­ [Edward W. Gorman, C.S.V., sub­ “ The Protestant leaders do not The convention Ma.ss is to be nunciation, 43; St. Francis’, 94; sound o f friendly and enemy shell­ the Denver seminary’, is concluding ligh school will be maid of honor. wish our citizens to believe the tive flowers. While it was still an accelerated course that began deacon; and the Rev. Walter held at Sacred Heart church at 9 St. Joseph’s, 57; and Regis, 43. fire, he write.s, and has become Rzoska, assistant priest. The ser­ The following sodalisls will par- parochial schools less public than dark the troops began to come in The musical setting for the adept at diving into an adjacent last July, under which an intensi­ from all points of the compa.ss and the morning of the opening day mon will be preached by the Very “icipate in the coronation cere- tax-supported schools. Neither with Bishop Joseph C. Willging graduation will be provided by the slit trench whenever the Nazi shells fied program enabled them to be (Turv to Page S — Column i ) would the Protestant leaders, 1 am (Turn to Page t — Column 6) prepared for ordination a year Rev. John S. Mix, C.R., rector of St. of Pueblo, state chaplain, as cele­ Catholic High Schools’ orchestra, burst nearby. “ The difference be­ John Cantius’ seminary for the under the direction of Edward ahead of their scheduled finish. brant tween life and death out here is Resurrectionist Fathers in St. i^irst Performance Tonight Libonati. Choral selections will be but a split second,” he declares in The other members of the class, The convention banquet is to be including 10 young priests for the Louis. The Mass will be on Sun­ held Sunday night at 7. .A busi­ .sung by the Cathedral high school his letter. day, May 28. Ve.sted choir with Forrest Fishel The American soldiers for whom Archdiocese of Denver, will be or­ ness session will be held in the dained in the next few weeks. Father Bialas expects to con­ auditorium of Sacred Heart school as director. (Turn to P a g e t— Column t ) Opera Cast Exceptionally The two Viatorians. who are to tinue his studies in the Catholic at 9:30 Monday morning and University of America, either in again at 1:30 that afternoon. Letter Comes From Vatican be ordained by the Most Rev, Ber­ nard J. Sheil, Auxiliary Bishop of the field of philosophy or theology. Visiting women are to be enter­ 14 IN FAMILY; TWO tained at a theater party Sunday! Chicago, May 21, in the chapel of fjWell Balanced This Year I afternoon and on Monday morn- Quigley seminary, are the Rev. BROTHERS CLARETIANS ling will be taken to the country Holy Father Grateful for Arthur A. Lemrise, C.S.V., and Father Lemrise was born in home of Col. and Mrs. F. S. .Mat-, the Rev. Andrew Bialas, C.S.V. Providence, R. I., on Oct. 12, 1914. " Denver will acclaim several i hand, singing strange songs. It is tocks, where they will have lunch­ Both of these young men came to His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Al- j**oung and comparatively un-l Lothario, an Italian nobleman, eon. St. Thomas’ seminary last summer (Tum to Paget— Column i) (f^'nown young singers when the| whose memory has left him so that The second and third degrees Peter’s Pence Donations to take part in the accelerated pro­ pera, Mignon, is presented in the' he knows not even his own name. of the order are to be given at 2 gram. Two other Viatorians, the |— iiy auditorium .May 11, 12. 13,! Though he has forgotten her, Sunday afternoon in the I.O.O.F. Rev. Francis White, C.S.V., and the nd 14. That was the prediction! he is the father of Mignon, a hall. The following letter from H. of the Common Father by the Rev. Francis Powers, C.S.V., will be Father Menarik his week of the Rt. Rev. Mon-1 young girl who was stolen from Program for the banquet Sun­ Em. Cardinal Luigi Maglione, Pa­ Archdiocese of Denver will, I am ordained at a later date. ignor Joseph J. Bosetti. director! her home in childhood by Gypsies day night is to be as follows: pal Secretary of State, expressing sure, be a reward for the past and Father Bialas was born Oct. 1, _f the annual Charities opera.’ Toastmaster, Frank F. Dolan; in­ an incentive to do even more in 1912, in Downers Grove, 111., the and who is now forced by the the Holy Father’s gratitude "for Transferred to )'he prelate expressed satisfaction I mercenary Giarno to dance in the vocation, the Rev. Paul Fife, the future. .son of John and Eva Bialas. His ith the entire cast at the dre-s-s- streets for a living. The Gypsy O.S.B.; “ America,” by a.ssem- the Peter’s Pence donations from As a token of his paternal father is still living in Downers ’ ehearsal held for the sisterhoods: band appears, and .Mignon, for the blage; welcome. Grand Knight the Archdiocese of Denver and benevolence and deep gratitude Grove. He was the youngest of 11 Overseas Duty f the city in the auditorium last' first time, rebels when she is Col. F. S. Mattocks; vocal solo; granting the Apostolic benediction His Holiness bids me tell you that children, seven of whom are still unday. “ This is one of the best] bidden to dance. Her master addre.ss. Most Rev. Archbi.shop to members of the archdiocese, as he stands at the altar he will living. He attended St Mary of ■alanced casts of principals we | was received this week by Arch­ not be unmindful of Your Excel­ Father A. H. Menarik, chaplain (Turn to Page 10 — Column h) Urban J. Vehr of Denver; intro­ Gostyns’ parochial school and the ave ever assembled,’’ he said. “ I Fr«nklia Barger ductions, Bernard B. Carraher, bishop Urban J. Vehr: lency, your clergy, and people, to public high school in Downers in the Denver area for more than + -C -r ully expect them to uphold the Denver, state deputy, Knights of FROM THE'VATICAN, whom he likewise imparts the Grove. His A.B. degree was earned two years, has left Buckley Field tandard of excellence .set by Apostolic benediction, praying Columbus; address, Bishop Will­ Oct. 2, 1943. from St. Ambrose’s college, Daven­ for overseas duty. Coming from ormer presentations.” ging; benediction; “ Star-Spangled that it may be for all the harbinger port, la. Two years of his theology Your Excellency: Soldiers to See Opera Free Banner,” by assemblage. of copious graces and favors. course were taken in the Catholic the Chicago archdiocese, where he ( The Supreme Pontiff has laid I take this occasion to renew to University of America, and he con­ had been an assistant in a large Soldiers who are stationed in parish, Father Menarik first served r near Denver will be admitted on me the honored duty of con­ Your Excellency the assurance of cluded his seminary studies in veying to Your Excellency the Lowry Field from August, 1942, ree to the performances this year, Annual Election my high esteem, and with kind re­ Denver. expression of his sentiments of gards, I remain. to October of the same year. He he Rev. E. J. Kolka, busine.ss FIRST SOLEMN MASS Meeting of ACCW ■ deep gratitude for the truly mag- Very sincerely yours in Christ, was then transferred to Buckley tanager of the opera, said TO BE SUNG OUTDOORS ; nificent offering of Peter’s Pence, L. Cardinal Maglione. Field, where he remained, except Vednesday. A special box office To Be on May 23 Special permission has been ob­ for a six-week period spent in j4ftjll be established for them in the ;in the amount of $4,500, for the His Excellency, year 1943, from your Archdiocese The Most Rev, Urban J. Vehr, D.D. tained from the Chancery office the air forces Chaplains’ school in l^uditorium. Tickets will be pre- The annual election meeting Florida, until receiving his over­ |Ksnted to any man or woman in of the Archdiocesan Council of , of Denver, and recently forwarded Archbishop of Denver. niform who applies on any of 'to the Vatican by the Delegate seas Assignment. He was promoted Catholic Women_wiII be held in Downtown Masses on to captain in September, 1943. he four nights of the production. : Apostolic. the Shirley-Saroy hotel in Den­ Now serving Buckley as chsplaina ver May 23, Mr». J. T. Tierney, The gratifying generosity of Bishop Schuler Is p^tory of Mignon your archdiocese, in these times Holy Day Are Listed are Father Thomas Melican ^nd president, has announced. The Anointed; Condition Father Norman J. Johnson. Znds Happily all-day program will begin with of so many difficulties, has a Mass celebrated in the Church touched the Holy Father very .spe­ Remains Unchanged Masses in Denver’s four At Buckley, as at Lowry Field P® Unlike most opera.s, which have of the Holy Ghost at 8:30 by cially, and he greatly appreciates downtown churches on Ascen­ and Ft. Logan, the Catholic chap­ jie hero or heroine killed, maimed, Archbishop Urban J. Vehr. Ses­ this eloquent expression of the The condition of Bishop sion Thursday, May 18, a lains are seeing to it that Mother’s _r disgraced in the last act, sions will be held in the hotel filial attachment and loyal devo­ A. J. Schuler, S.J., who was holy day of obligation, will day does not go unnoticed by the hpnon has a happy ending. The after the Mass and after the tion which impelled his beloved taken to St. Joseph's hospital be as follows: Cathedral, 6, soldiers stationed there. Special tory of the opera, as edited by luncheon at noon. Luncheon children of Denver to come to his on Sunday, April 30, suffering 7, 8, 9, 10, 11:30, and 12:30; Mother’s day cards have been dis­ (onsignor Bosetti, is as follows: I assistance in the vast field of char- Holy Ghost, 6, 7:16, 8:15, tributed at the Masses, and the f- reservations should be made as a broken hip, remains un­ ACT 1 'It- soon as possible with Mrs. John I ity which, in these times o f strife changed. Archbishop Urban J. 9:15, 10:16, 11:15, and 12:15; soldiers have been urged to fill Scene: Courtyard of an Inn Murtaugh, EA. 6676, or Mrs. jand sufferii^, widens ever more Vehr anointed him on Saturday S t Elizabeth’s, 6, 7, 8, 9, and in the Masses and Communiona Among the merry-makers at the L. A. Higgins, EA. 1802. and more. 'The knowledge of the o f last week. 12:15; and St Lm 's, 7, 9, heard for their mothers and mail m, an old man wanders, harp in Susanna Miller Alice RusletTedt consolation afforded to the heart 10:30, and 12:16. them home. P A G E T W O Office, 938 Baniiock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telepbone, KEystone 4205 Thursday May 11, 1944 The Denver Catholic SPLIT SECOND DIFFERENCE ' Register THEATINES OPEN CAMPAIGN Published Weekly by the Catholio Press Society, Inc. BETWEEN LIFE AND DEATH FOR NEW MISSION CHURCH Just Arrived 938 Bannock Street, Denver, IVEW SmPNfEI\T OF Colo. Tl IE iElD JT (ContinuedrFrom Page One) Spanish parish has grown con­ (Continued From Page One) division. W> have no publicity will come to the Theatine Fathers siderably, and so have the two LITERATURE 0!V ■t Subscriptioni |1 Per Year Father Walsh is chaplain are re­ agents like the marines.” after the war, to aid them carry mission chapels tended from St. Entered as Second Class Matter lieved frequently,'^e reveals, and Aid to the missions is one of on their work in Denver and in Cajetan’s. The parish has an ’-I I at the Post Office, Denver, they are treated to a change of Father Scannell’s pre.sent occupa­ Colorado. energe,tic and successful .credit i Colo. tions. He writes: "Next Sunday I REGIS S iO lV union, which has greatly aided the clothing, a shower, and a bottle of The Thcatines now have six ;» am giving the boys an opportunity young men etudjring for their financial affairs of the parishion­ Month of Mary and Coca Cola in a rest area. Their to make an offering toward the (Continued From Page One) congre^tion in S t 'Thomas’ sem­ er-members. A co-operative store morale is high and they and he are wrecked missions on Bougainville. mony: Misses Anderson, Holz- inary in Denver, but it will be is also conducted. i Ford & Mercury Service willing to go to the Pacific after A year ago I had a collection taken mann, and Margaret Haberer, Holy several years before these will be A large modern parochial up on Guadalcanal for the same L e rf# ParU Stock the war is finished in Europe. Family high school; Susie Robert­ ordained. It is their aim to build school was erected in the parish Blessed Mother cause and collected almost 1600. son, St. Joseph’s high school; up native Spanish-American vo- in 1937 at a cost of $70,000 y ! Ntat SUIM Mccbrnnlcs Father Scannell writes from I believe that this will be as good. somewhere in the South Pacific Gloria Billings, S t Francis de citions to care for their people through the generosity of the heirs — IN BOOK AND PAxHPHLET FORM — One of the men just came in and Sales’ ; Theresa Dee, S t Mery’s in this country. of J. K. Mullen, philanthropist and SWAYNE-WIMBUSH that he is attached to a crack divi­ gave $4. On Guadalcanal, a couple sion that saw much of the fighting academy; Constance Dickey, Mercy Our Lady o f Guadalupe parish leading C a th ie figure of early ★ ★ ★ 850 Bannock TA. 6113 of weeks after' he had been evacu­ hospital school of nursing; Martha Denver history. At its dedication in New Guinea and in the South ated by submarine from Bougain­ was established by the late Rev, Freeland, St. Anthony’s hospital John R. Bonet, C.R., former pas­ the late Monsignor William Pacific island landings. Pride of ville, I had Bishop Wade talk to the STORE HOURS school of nursing; Jean Cassidy, tor of St. Cajetan’s parish. Since O’Ryan recalled how the first Your Purchase o f War Bonds service is revealed in this sentence: men on the missions in the North­ S t Joseph’s hospital school of nurs­ the mission ,was established almost work among the Spanish-Ameri­ and Stamps Helps Secure Your “ Even though you have never heard ern Solomons, which include Bou­ 9 to 5 :30— Monday through Friday — Sat.— 9 to 12:30 ing; Mary Ann Adams, Cathedral eight years ago there has been a cans in Denver was done in 1922, Future. of it, I can say we have a crack gainville, the Shortlands, Choiseul, Will Open at Noon Ascension Thursday high school, and Katherine Dean, steady and definite trend of popu­ and a census at that time revealed New Ireland, etc.” Loretto Heights college. lation of the Spanish-Americans that there w ye more than 6.000 R e s t a u r a n t The escort! to the ladies-in-wait­ to that section of town. Many of Spanish-speaking citizens. That ing will be Leo Oehrle, Cathedral the families are buying their own figure has increased considerably 615 17TH STREET Collection for Aged high school; Louis Hall, Holy Fam­ in the past two decades, and, cor­ homes there, and it is quite pos­ larke Bttvefn Wetton and CiiifornU Sti. ily; John Zigler, St. Joseph’s; respondingly, the demands upon JflinES C sible that the mission will be es­ Priests io Be May 21 James Tomlin, St. Francis de tablished as an independent par­ the Spanish-American parish have Sales’ ; and Walter Ferriter and ish within a few years. grown. Special Mother’s »if an Richard Elsword, Mullen high; Headquarters for CHURCH ! (Continued From Page One) The plans for the erection of the Ray Hutchinson and James Reed, new church are another step in ARTICLES OF DEVOTION Regis high; Guy Reed and Ray Army Mass Is Sung From I ' the Masses Sunday, May 14. The the forward-looking prog;ram that CHURCH PURM8HI.VG8 GOODS Day Dinner, 'collection is to be taken Sunday, Steward, Regis college. Father Ordinas has carried out BOOKS FOR THE CATH- Served from 11 A. M. to 9 P. M. May 21, and sent to the Chancery The winner of the poetry con­ since be became pastor of St. In Shadow of Temple OLIC LAITY AND CLERGY HOUSE office within two weeks. test, Miss Geraldine Madden of St ORGAN MUSIC WITH Cajetan’s in 1937. The downtown Joseph’s, will read her poem, and 16.36-.3R Tremonl Street Phone TAhor 3789 DIXIE LEE PALMER AT THE CONSOLE In virtue of the faculties granted (Continued From Page One) by the Holy Father, Pius XII, to John Anderson of Cathedral will •too Seats — No Liniior deliver his winning panegyric. by 6:30 more than 2,000 had ar­ all local Ordinaries for the dura­ rived. As the Bishop began the tion of the war, a general dispensa­ The Rev. John Moran will de­ liver the sermon and the R t Rev. Broadcast Series prayers at the foot of the altar tion is granted to priests, religious, and the choir intoned the Kyrie, and the faithful of the archdiocese Charles Hagus will lead those as­ sembled in a Hail Mary, an Act of the dawn patrol of fighter planes IpNON’T leave a good car in storage. Sell it from the law of fast and abstinence passed overhead. As the Mas.si on the Virgil of Pentecost, Satur­ Consecration, and a Prayer for Peace. Benediction of the Blessed reached the “ Gloria” the sun had I to A1 O’Meara. Put the proceeds in \^’ar day, May 27, and on the Ember To Describe Vork risen halfway above the horizon to' days: Wednesday, May 31, and Sat­ Sacrament will take place outside Bonds to buy yourself a new, streamlined car after the May crowning. form a striking background for| urday, JfTne 3. On Friday, June 2, the altar, which faced due west. A | The honorary chairman of the after the war. O ’Meara pays top prices for there is a general dispensation hundred yards to the south a lake, day’s activities is the Rev. Theo­ from the law of fa.st only; all are bordered with tall palm trees, all standard makes. Call him at .M.Ain 3111. dore Schulte, S.J., who has for In Mission Lands bound by the law of abstinence. caught the rays of the sun and many years takeh an active part framed the picture in burnished in the annual Regis May crowning. 30 Years gold. More than 500 soldiers re­ The public is invited. An unusual series of talks on Serving Your Purchase o f War Bonds ceived Holy Communion. A mili­ the role of the Catholic missionary Insist on Ford O lM ^a,J(ptop and Stamps Helps Secure Your tary police battalion proNdded a ; Future. priests and sisters along the battle Oumers guard of honor that stood at at­ fronts in all parts of the world will tention and saluted during the This Tread 1335 Broadway Denver's Largest Ford Dealer 1314 Acoma CEEEH t I R t o be heard on radio station KMYR reading of the Go.spcl and also in Denver on the Sacred Heart during the Consecration and the program. These talks are given Elevation. S U fN T S A Ft by the Rt. Rev. Thomas J. Mc­ “ One of most impressive F Donnell, national director of the ceremonies iJMve ever witnessed,” LOMe-WSARm Society for the Propagation of the was Gen. DMpdson’s comment to Faith and international secretary Bishop Sullivan immediately after I t ’ s of the supreme general council in Mass’. I Vatican City. The subjects are of HE absorbing interest and are titled “ Siege and Fall of Hong Kong,” Featured Exclusively by “ Events at Guadalcanal,” “ Death A celebration honoring St John of 15 Franciscans in Algiers,” Baptist de la Salle, founder of “ Bombings in Algiers,” “ Cholera WHEN YOU JOIN the Christian Brothers, will be in China,” "Christ Is Not De­ 0. K. RUBBER WELBERS held in Denver May IB, his feast feated,” "American Sisters in Fiji,” and “ Mission Work in South CENTRALS TWO BIG DENVER STORES ;day, beginning with a High Mass America." : in S t Francis de Sales’ church Monsignor McDonnell is one of TO SERVE YOU sung by the Rev. Gregory Smith, the best informed authorities in pastor. The Christian Brothers the world on the mission situation who conduct Mullen high school and his talks will be carried by 1768 So. Broadway 2333 East Colfax for boys near Denver and their 132 radio stations in the United You are Quallfted charges will be present and invite States and Canada in which the for ail friends to attend. The boys Sacred Heart program is sched­ Phone PE. 0430 will sing for the Mass. uled. Phone EAst 5765 A concert by the boys’ band The program originates in St. FREE Classes ORAL LITTLE, Mgr. FRED MAREAN, Mgr. I of Mullen high will be held in the Louis university radio station evening at 8 in S t Francis’ au­ WEW. In addition to the stations ditorium under the sponsorship of carrying the program in the DENVER HOME U^m Mrr the De La Salle auxiliary. The United States and Canada, it is public is invited. Thera will be PLANNING INSTITUTE also aired in Newfoundland and For Complete Tire Service no admission charge, but an offer­ the Republic of Panama. Arrange­ SPONSORED t v THE ing will be welcomed. ments are under way to translate DENVER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE St. John Baptist de la Salle these broadcasts into Portuguese was born in Rheims, France, April for a South American broadcast. 30, 1651; he died April 7, 1719. It is estimated that more than PRODUCERS CREAMERY PRODUCTS MEAN The Institute of the Brothers of 7.000,000 people in all parts of SOON QUALITY PRODUCTS AT REASONABLE PRICES the Christian Schools that he the country listen to the Sacred founded in 1681 was given Papal Heart program daily and it is approbation by Benedict XIII in popular among non-Catholics as lit Ice Cream 1725. In 1888 Leo XIII declared we111 as Catholics. him blessed, and, in 1900, the same Sovereign Pontiff placed Milk - Cream his name on the catalogue of SAVt WITH A PURPOSE GRAND 1626 Refutes Accusation saints. Butter 933 Bannock Sl The saint’s work was educa­ ^ FREE ^Osetdax KEyitone 3297, Denrer, Colo. tional. His chief contributions in Of Discrimination that line were the introduction of B O llL E V A R D teaching in the vernacular rather The CENTRAL than the Latin tongue; the popu- (Continued From Page One) n l v U u e m f lariiation of the simultaneous the terms divinity and theological Bank & Trust Co.i system of teaching; the inaugu­ schools. The same language was ARGONAUT HOTEL 15th AND ARAPAHOE STS. MRS. TAS.P.MeCONATY FEDERAL at NO. SPEER' ration of normal schools for used in the act of 1918. From time Where OcDTer'a Society Entertain* for Luncheon* and Dinner* training lay school teachers; the immemorial the Catholic Church ImvrW op H tSMO-00 hy ^ establishment of boarding schools, has maintained its own divinity Oopttt lm*tgerto C«rp*rtff*« FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR BP.IDGE PARTIES, technical schools, colleges, or­ and theological schools for train­ DANCES AND DINNERS PHONE MAIN 3101 phanages, reformatories, etc. At ing clergy of all ranks. Our sys­ the time of his death he had tem was ancient before the Selec­ Beantifni Ballroom* Private Dining Reoma erected 27 institutions of learn­ tive Sers’ice act was passed by Con­ ing and his congregation num­ gress. Officials administering the bered more than 200 religious. To­ act have recognized honestly the day the brothers conduct more than facts of the situation. The Protes­ 1,000 colleges, high schools, and tant and Catholic systems are dif­ grammar schools. They have a ferent, that is all. We desire as membership of more than 15,000 re­ much as the Protestant leaders res­ ligious, plus more than 5,000 toration of the prc-theological sta­ young men in the houses of tus for students in regular colleges. BUY BY THE CASE! formation. Throughout the world Selective Service officials have 0 they have a student enrollment of been most understanding in the It’s SPORT C O AT more than 300,000. problem and I am confident the These Items Are Now Point Free matter will be settled quickly.” (NCWC)

T Father/Cavanagh of TIME at Cottrell TOMATOES „ 14c TREET - ____ 34c [ Register Operated On N EW ! Diagonal ticecds, ' The Rev. John Cavanagh of the blue and tan plaids, plain Kuner‘i WhnU 4 ^ a ^ _ KanerV Tender Garden. ^ TO BE OROIEB Register staff, prominent for hi.s blue, brown and tan pas­ .75 uUnN “ 1OC sermons in the Holy Ghost church tels. 3-button single and rtA o 1ZC and for his weekly broadcasts on (Continued From Page One) the Ask and Learn hour, was oper­ new double breasted bert J. Lemrise, both at present ated on at Mercy hospital, Denver, models— choice. residing in Chicago. He comes Tuesday morning. He will be able 19 GREEN BEANS K 12c SALMON 22c from a family of 14, and has two to leave the hospital this weekend. brothers, members of the Claretian order, Jeanmarie Lemrise in the A SULPHUR SPRINGS SLACKS to Contrast novitiate in Walnut, Calif., and SARDINES 13c Paul Lemrise, who is in the junior- In Your Bathroom for Pastel Blues, Tans, Browns OYSTERS 35 c ate in St. Jude’s seminary in Mo- mence. 111. Three others in the ONLY ONE DOLLAR $5.85 to $11.85 family are in the armed forces. He For Clowinf Healthy Skin, the received his secondary education in Fir«t Requisite o f Beauty TUNA 2 5 c SL Vincent’s college, Cape Girar­ For relief of pain— ^ VIENNA SAUSAGE deau, Mo., and like Father Bialas, thouMinds Iravtl many mllai to • Hot received his B.A. degree from SL Sulphur Sprina* for the boneffeUl cf* WHITE COATS Ambrose’s college in DavenporL feclfl of the Sulphur Water on Rhtuma* Armour**, ^ ^ tiftn. Arthritis. Stiff Joints, Sort He did special vocational work in Muselts, and n}any othtr ailmtnts. In* Bouhle-hreasted Double-breasted SHRIMP “ _ 32c ...... 1 3c the Illinois State, Normal univer­ eludioa nonvsjatemio skin disorders AIRGORAS, peak lapel rayon sharkskin—shawl sity, and took two years of -hcology such as Itchina, Buminf. Skin Peelina, E^sema^Iike rash, Skin Blotehes, somt collar— collar— in Kenrick seminary, SL Louis, forms of Acne, Binaworm or AthltU*! before coining to SL Thomas’, FooL Father Lemrise will celebrate his Now DOCTOR BABCOCK’S $ 1 4 .8 5 first Solemn Mass Sunday, May 28, SULPHIDE SOLUTION in Sl John the Baptist’s church, bring* you a Hot Sulphur Bath SPINACH ‘ ™« ' Chicago. The assistant priest will to your own Home for Only The Coats you’ll want for Graduation 13 15 be the Rev. Francis Corley, with A FEW CENTS PER BATH! and Elitch’s on College Night the Rev. Arthur Landroche, C.S.V., On Sale in Denver at deacon, and the Rev. Harold DENVER DRY GOODS CO. Thompson, C.S.V., subdeacon. The EARNEST DRUG CO. sermon will be delivered by the Rev. HOWARD DRUG STORE (Anrora) THE MAY COMPANY BEETS John D. Fitagerald, J.C.D. After WM. W. MYBR DRUG STORES t — his ordination Father Lemrise will PENCOL DRUG STORE Empton Daiay, No. 2 can take further training in the Illinois REPUBLIC DRUG STORES C t T T I t e U / 8 State Normal university in prep­ TEJON DRUG CO. milLER'S U. 8. DRUG * SALKS CO. aration for teaching industrial arL WALGREEN DRUG STORES Xk$ Msm*s S t o r e - 621 s ix t e e n t h s t . Your Purchaie o f War Bonds Qua«n City Laboratoriea, Ine. 12c Hail Onl«r* 8*at Poatpal*. Il.*« and Slampa Helps Secure Your Plat Iran BailAiaa, D*BT*r 2, C « l« n 4 . SUPER m BBKEfSl Future. N Thursday May 11, 1944 Office, 938 Baunoclc Street ’ THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone '4205 PAGE THREE

LEE C. 55 TO MAKE 1ST COMMUNION HANEY litnbar IN ST. DOMINIC’S CHURCH 8T. VINCKNT Service DE PAUL’S PARISH (St. Domilsie’t Pariih, Denvar) Eddie Kerber, Mary Ann Konrade, On Sunday, May 14, 65 children Nancy Larkin, Janice Lavoie, Rob­ rO R of S t Dominic’s parish will -re­ ert Lombardi, Anthony Luciano, . it is t o tak< ceive First Holy Communion in the Thomas Mahoney, Beverly Mar- How much ‘^aV°amtlv j[suii pinisH7:30 I!as8. They are Bennie Ai- chese, Judy Nickless, Priscilla the sensible step t°gj;i^G E R ’S chele, Allen Andersen, Romona Orange, Mary Bertina Patrick,

protection -.. a m ic t h e Armijo, Eugene Baker, Richard David Periy, Diane Perry, Eugene (Sacred Heart Pariih, Denrer) Barnhart, Patricia Brackton^ Jim­ Petrino, Jerry Pfannenstiel, Clif­ (Holy Roiary Parish, Denver) f u t u r e n e e d my Bradley, Billy Buckley, Ida ford Phillips, Barbara Postlewait, . answer tO A total of 133 children made Sunday, May 14, will be re­ Marie Burke, Leo Chiolcro, Betty Virginia Prechtl, Elaine Quinn, their First Holy Communion in the membered by 18 children who will Membership P gyery Cross, Early Daley, Mardell Dro- Charles Ramponi, Larry Roush, Sacred Heart church within eight receive their First Communion on tar, Dickie Elliott, Donald Flood, Mary Pat Sabon, Mary Scott, Need Prote^ days. Fifty-six boys and girls that day. They are John Arko, Ed­ Eddie Frey, Janice Gookin, Adrian Mary Darleen Silk, Donald Smith, LEE €. HA]\EY AIVD SON member of the who attend public schools received ward Bezjak, Charles Chitwood, Greenberg, Marjorie Hamilton, Florence Smith, Mar^ret Speas, Exclusive Optometrists First Communion in the 9 o’clock Carl Classon, Tim Crov>, Louis Mass on Sunday, April 30. After Lee Hoel«her, Kenneth Jones, Rose9 EiiienEllen speas,Speas, onirieyShjrley areers,Steers, TA. 2690 827 ISth Si., Denver TA. 2690 Rosemaryamary Sprag4ie, Harold Thy- Davidek, Edwin Franks, Jim Ma- ° B r Mass, they were the gue.sts of chuga, R i c h a r d-^mith, Harry the Denver Deanery at breakfast fault,t, Jimmy 'Turnstead, Jimmy Urbanan, and Doris Jane Goetz. Stackhouse, Andreole Stajear, Bar­ in the Little Flower Social center. bara Arnwine, Helen Costello, An­ On Sunday, May 7, 77 pupils of is no obliRation. Forty Men Paint The Holy Name society will re­ nabel Chitwood, Dona Janeway, the Sacred Heart school made ceive Holy Communion in the Dolores Martinez, Mary Ann Po­ z u r e lo w er ho p their First Communion. They were same Mass. Holy Name men will A -A F S Speer »t pish, and Joan Tursick. After the Shertnan the guests in the Little Flower act as servers of the Mass under Mass, breakfast will be served to Mrs. Mabel Stephen — 15 Years Floral Experience 16th at Social center of the Sacred Heart the direction o f Thomas Farrell, them in the school hall by the Al­ Boulder PTA. The Sacred Heart church Farisli Woodwork president. tar society and the PTA. is in charge of the Jesuit Fathers. lYour Remembrance of Mother on A novena of Masses for mothers The s c lyo 01 auditorium was At 4 p.m., Sunday, May 7, a (St. Patrick’i Pariih, Denver) of the parish, living and deceased, crowded lastLSI Sunday evening at the Her Day With Flowers Will class of 177 was confirmed by will...... begin in the. 7;7:30------Mass Sun Archbishop Urban J. Vehr. Working in conjunction with presentation of the colorful oper­ Make Her Happy facility are as«8n.d "Clean-up — Paint-Up Week’’ 40 day and continue at the 6:30 Mass etta, Jeannie. Josephine Horvat There will be a games party on during the week for those whose C ..h o U c iainters gathered at the church and John Pavlakovich had the prin­ WE DELIVER Thursday evening. May 11, at fast Saturday morning and earned names have been placed on the cipal roles. They were assisted by u. r. 8:15- - in the ■ school ol hall. ■■ the gratitude of parishioners by maiii altar. Names will be received Dolores Stovich, Joseph Mason, yic-ffiJidinl Friday evening, immediately painting all the outside wood­ at all the Masses on Sunday. George Epple, William Evanetich, 3931 Tennyson GRand 4319 after the devotions of the perpet­ work of the church and rectory. The weekly Holy Hour dedi­ James Hill, Robert Cessar, Edward ual novena in honor of the Sacred Sunday will be Holy Commun­ cated to those in service will be Angerer, Arthur Garcia, Glen Heart, there will be a bazaar ion day for the members of the held on Friday evening. May 12, Eckenroth, Lillian Plutt, Patricia A L L DEPARTMENTS CALL GLENDALE 3663 meeting in the sodality hall. All Holy Name society and for all at 7:30. The preacher will be Miklich, a n d Arthur Trujillo. the men of the parish are urged the men and boys of the parish. the Rev. John F. Connell, O.P. Dantes were by primary and inter­ to attend this important meeting. A class of 50 children will receive Improvements in the sanctuary mediate grades under the direction Preferred Parish PTA Electi Officer. First Holy Communion in the 9 of St. Dominic’s in the past week of Miss Margie O’Neil and Beverly C a th e d ra l In the PTA meeting, which took o’clock Ma.ss. Parents and rela­ include the installation of an Boos. place in the Sacred Heart school tives are urged to receive Com­ oak platform for the sedilia and the placing of the corpus of the A program was arranged by the Trading List MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER hall on Tuesday afternoon. May 2, munion with the children. Young Ladies’ sodality to honor The Holy Name society met in Savior upon a new oak cross on officers were elected. Mrs. J. Al­ the mothers Wednesday evening. Die merchants represented in this section are boosters. They are the lunchroom of the school on the pillar at the Epistle side of the bert Harris was re-elected presi­ May 10. inxious to work with you and are deserTing of your patronage. Co* dent; Mrs. Esther Garcia is the Wednesday evening. sanctuary. tperate with them. vice president; Mrs. Tony Mar­ The Mothers’ club will meet on The second in a series of four The monthly meeting of the Holy St. John^s Parish tinez is treasurer; Mrs. Roger Tuesday afternoon, May 16, in the broadcasts of the High Mass dur­ Rosary PTA will be held Thursday Martinez retains the office of war lunchroom of the school. The sew­ ing May will take place Sunday, evening, May 11, in the school hall. chairman; Mrs. Olguin and Mrs, ing group of the club met Wednes­ May 14. at 11 a.m. over station Sons and daughters are urged to O L I V C R ^ S Economy Liquor Store Mary F. Gremling retain the of­ day of last week in the home of KLZ. The sermon, entitled receive Communion for their moth­ ' BENNEH’S HOME CAR ers on Sunday, May 14, in the 8 Nsxt to Clsrke*s Church Goods fices of secretary and cqfrrespond- Mrs. J. Scavo and this Wednesday “ America Welcomes the Mass,” 1^1 A R K E T in the home of the president, Mrs. o’clock Mass. “ IThen lot» in tpiriu call Jerry" ing secretary. Mrs. Peter Papier- will be delivered by the Rev. Vin­ CONOCO SERVICE Grain-Fed Meats RADIO SERVICE nik was installed as publicity J. Pacello. cent R. Hughes, O.P., pastor. -A games party, sponsored by the Washing and Creasing The members of the senior PTA, will be given Sunday eve­ Fish and Poultry 1634 Tremont KE. 4.S54 chairman. Mrs. Thomas Morris­ St. Dominic's PTA will hold a Your Riiiineaa Appreciated ning, May 14, in the school hall. 1312 East 6th Ave. FRKK DEUVKBy SREK PARKING sey, president of the Catholic Par­ Young Ladies’ sodality will honor council meeting in the school on 6th Ave. & York EA. 9932 ent-Teacher league, was presented their mothers on Mother’s day. Tuesday, May 16, at 2 p.m. On Phone PE. 4629 with a cor.sage of roses and gar­ May 14, with a spiritual bouquet. May 17, the 7:45 Mass offered for VW.VVo%VVWaV.V.WWW. denias. Members and the officers Sgt. Rudolph Battaia, son of those in the service will be spon­ The PEARL DRUG GO. were presented with rosebuds. The Mrs. Mary Battaia and brother of sored by the parish PTA. ^ Mine. Consoni-Beck ^ FLEMING’S STANDARD SEE US FOR YOUR special prize was won by Mrs. Miss Virginia Battaia, prefect of Class WiD Make S Direct from Holl>'wood and S The regular monthly meeting of DRUG NEEDS Mack Miller, and the attendance the senior Young Ladies’ sodality, the PTA will be held Thursday 5 Beverly Hilla S SERVICE STATION MAIN 4S46 WE DELIVER prize was won by the first grade. is spending a furlough with his evening. May 18, at 8 p.m. New s The Finest Creme GEO. FLEMING. Mgr., Ex-Servica Man family. Sgt. Battaia has been ?[ SUNDRIES — LIOLORS The proceeds of the penny march officers will be installed bv Mrs. 0 Expert Lubrication were given to Sister Mary Col­ stationed in Camp Pickett, Va. («r. 17lh Ave. al Pearl Thoma.s J. Morrissey, president of Fnst C o i M M 0 Battery Serrica # Tire Repalrinf VAUsibiOR The condition of Mrs. G. A. ^PERMANENT $5$ Your Doctor Photi. Ui Your lette. the CPTL. p given for only j Prccription** Durbin, who was reported ill last 3rd Ave. & UniTertity Bird. EA. 9965 & RADIO CENTER All the old and new officers of The Ave Maria circle met in ^ A Beautiful Self-Setting. Long* ------the Sacred Heart PTA^ should be week, is improving. the home of Mrs. Joseph Morrato (Presentation Pariih, Denver) ? Laatlng Permanent J* Your Purchoie of War Bondi present at the meeting of the Altar Society Meet! la.sl week. The First Communion class will ? Ph. EM. 030-1 for Appointment J* and Stnmpi Helps Secure Your c^wning'^’ TAbor6557| Catholic Parent - Teacher league, The May meeting of the .Altar WAC Cpl. Marjorie Short is the receive the Eucharist in the 8 Future. which will be held in the Cath­ and Rosary society was held in first Woman of the parish to serve o’clock Mas.s on Sunday. The group ^GHARLEE SELLER olic Charities .Annex. 1645 Grant the lunchroom of the school on with the armed forces overseas. includes Jude Byrne, Donald Car- FOR FINE street, Wednesday afternoon, May Tuesday afternoon, May 9. Mrs. She is in England, according to son, Richard Carson, Marlene N eAUTY SALONS Krug’s Meat Market 17. J. Mclphy, past president, pre­ word received by her aunt, Mrs. Esterling, Dorothy Ann Eastman, H 2436 E. 6th .-Vve. at Columbine Ji sided in the absence of Mrs. J. John Tyne of 2823 W. 27th ave­ Mary Carole Eastman, Robert Far- PORTRAITS Quality Meats, Poultry Carroll, president. Mrs. Clara nue. ler, Donna Jean Fox, Joseph Fish Catholic Nurses Zimmerman was admitted to mem­ The Altar and Rosary society Gudenas, Dorma Lee Hagerty, Aiso • cOLrJxrrocoiN A bership. held it.s monthly luncheon-meeting • FAMILY GROUPS ASSORTED LUNCH MEATS Shirley .Ann Hogan. Mary Kent, ROY’S RED & WHITE A , J J>cvv't(L, Cota. Mmes. J. Carroll and J. Melphy on Tuesday, May 9, in the church Barbara Kidneigh, Theresa Kid- jlT • WEDDING 123] E iit 13th A t.. Phan. TAbor 1473 were appointed as delegates to the auditorium. Mrs. A. F. Zarlengo neigh, Nancy Kirkpatrick, James Grocery & Market • COMMUNION, etc. Aid WMC Work annual ACCW convention to be was hostess and was assisted by Levstik, John Maynes, Michael QUALITY’ MEATS AND GROCERIES WINES - LIQUORS held on May 23. Mmes. D. R. Mmes. George Seubert, Ward An­ .McCabe, Eldon Meis, Fred Nel­ FRESH AND FROZEN VEGETABLES Catholic nurses of Colorado are Lucy and A. Zamboni will be al­ thony, 0. R. Hamilton, 0. J. Meng- son, Katherine Mae Petras, Richard Free Delitery EA. 1844 SERVICE PHOTO CO. ternates. Nadorff Liquors, Inc. responding whole-heartedly to a becamp, and 0. J. Pribyl. Carnival Sears, Dolores Sedlmayer, Kath­ 2306 East 6th Ave. 1127 E. 9th Ave. KEyitone 1432 current movement by the procure­ Mrs. D. R. Lucy, submitting the plan.! were discus.sed. Mrs. J. M. arine TenBarge, and Ronald War­ Home of Good S pirits ment and a.s.signment service for report for the recent food sale Harrington will be chairman of the ner. nurses of the War Manpower Com­ and cake award, disclosed that WHERE YOU GET THE MOST OF carnival dinner and Mrs. C. Proc­ Banner-bearers are Kathy Mc­ mission to insure the ultimate $176.88 had been realized. tor was appointed to take charge St. Vincent de PanFs Parish portrait studies s THE BEST FOR THE LEAST Cabe, Michaleen Mylet, and Caro­ service and proper distribution of Mrs. Fred Frazzini is a patient of the variety booth. in St. Anthony’s hospital recov­ lyn Krenzer; attendants, Mary Jo EU 8871 Colfix at WilllaMi nurses for military and civilian Kuker, Anita Moran, Doris Kren­ purposes. ering from an operation. WASHE^GTOIV STAUFFER SYSTEM A REPUTABLE DRUG zer, and Peggy Nelson; pages, Billy The survey is being conducted Bazaar Plant Advancing Byrne and George Sedlmayer. PARK MARKET MAHONEY DRUG REDUaXG and POSTURE STORE The personnel 6t the various BILL HUGHES. Prap. by questionnaires sent to regis­ The parishioners are asked to APPRECIATES Y'OUR BUSINESS Correction tered nurses in the state. Already committees in charge of the an­ Mrs. J. L Swigert Complete Food Servi<» receive Holy Communion for their Prescriptions Called for and 1 FOR WOMEN ONLY 2.000 of the 3,000 sent out have nual bazaar is rapidly being com­ mothers, living and dead, on Sun­ 598 South Gilpin Free Courtesy Treatment been compiled, and approximately pleted. The program will be dedi­ Delivered Free cated to the memory of R. A. day, Mother’s day. Tt'a Smart to Be Thrifty* 414 E u t CoKrx (Oppoilu Cilhedril) 2.000 more will be mailed soon. 1300 So. Pearl SP. 7539 PHONE CHF.KRY 1864 Mauro, whose death occurred re- The devotions for the success of MRS SUSAN McGILL. Mzr.' Colfaz al Downing . . . Denver Although the work is being Is President of jcently, and who for the past 10 the invasion will be held at 7 :30 KEyiione 3217 sponsored by the government 'years had been chairman of the ex- agency, it is not a draft, but a in the evening on D-day. ^ rddins.9 Family Groups jecutive board of the annual bazaar. Plans for the organization of a 1 —SPECIAL— voluntary war-time measure, with I The grounds committee, headed BOK^IE BRYE Conuiitinion — Conrirnialion Hoover-Randall no further inducement than pa- Boy Scout and Cub Scout troop ■ by Anthony Canzona, will start Tabernacle Group in the fall were made in the Holy Grailiialinn — .Motlier'i Day Irioti.sm, according to Mrs. Ruth Studio to erect the various booths in the Name meeting on Monday evening. iShopping District J'hnin* Bt Prp-Wnr Priren Huddleston, chairman of the Colo­ near future. Several generous do­ DISTINCTIVE PORTRAITS A group of new members wa.s in­ rado committee, with offices at nations will enable the Altar and The new officers of the Taber­ TIPTON, 903 E. Colfax Home Portrait Sillinirs for Rabies 204 Equitable building, Denver, nacle society, elected in the May troduced and a large number of anri ChiUlrrn Rosary society to sponsor its an­ oid members was present. The elec­ K E . 6 4 1 8 Through the procurement and nual award of two or more prizes meeting, include: Mrs. J. Leonard Praisser’s Red & 1 F4.rmi*rly of ('nlnrntln SprtnKn 328 F.. COI.FAX .WE. tion of officers will be held in the While CONOCO PROOUCTS Studio: KEyittonf S554 Rr«. (!H. 57S8 assignment .service, every profes­ in addition to the cash prizes. The I Swigert. president; Mrs. F. Gus- Lubrication, Car Washing, Batleriee sional nurse in Colorado will be j bazaar will be opened with a spa- j hurst, first vice president; Miss next meeting. A social was held Grocery and Market and refreshments were served. Recharged, Tire Vulcanizing tabulated as to her availability for 'ghetti dinner Thursday evening, Ann Birmingham, second vice FA.N’CY SIEATS. VEGETABLES AND the war or home front. The service June 15. ‘ president; Mrs. Charles Dunn, The Altar and Rosary society QUALITY GROCERIES AT BOIMIVIE BRAE City Lace Gleaners SPRIGGS GARAGE is designed to guide nurses in their A Holy Hour of prayer and de­ I third vice president; Mrs. J. Tor- will hold a picnic in honor of the LOWER PRICES ' I.. KING.sm-RY. Prop. Now Owned and Operated by desire to serve whore they are votion will be held in the church pey. fourth vice president: Mrs. choir girls in City park on Thurs­ Free Delivery SPruce 4447 COMOCO SERVICE LEWIS C. KILLION and DALE S. SMITH |218 Ka.| Till A\p. T.kbor 7907 most needed, to assure adequate on the evening of the day when Philip Clarke, fifth vice president; day, May 18. Those attending will 2331 E. Ohio A n . (So. Univ. ind Ohio) 724 So. Univenity - PE. 9909 2i2\ E. COLFAX — E.M. 1126 nursing care to the armed forces notice shall have been given that Mrs. Edwin T. Gibbins, sixth vice meet after the 10 o’clock Mass. 1 Unrh the Alliick Lunch will be furnished for the Expert Rep«(rinf — Gas and Oil without crippling serv’ices at home, the invasion in Europe has president; Mrs. S. W. McNamara, Bonnie Brae HI 4 W \K BONDS and to evaluate the .services of started. financial secretarj’ ; Mrs. Clem the girls by the society. The W* Will Appreciate Your Patronaire j Kohl, recording .secretary; Mrs. B. Needlework club also will hold its Drii|[* Co. BUY WAR BOI¥DS [ 8NAPPY SEKVICK FRKB Wright, corresponding secretary: annual picnic at the same place 1 JACK SrEEGhE. Prop. Miss Barahara Bach, treasurer: on the same- day. All members Downlown Prires AMI STAiWPS Corona Shoe Shop Before cla.ssifying any nurse, and Mrs. Ella Mullen Weekbaugh, of the Altar and Rosary society Prescriptions a Specialty kRGOYAUT WIYE & the needs and resources of the ICTIIITIES OF auditor. and women of the parish are in­ Invisible Half Soleing Wines and Liquors ★ The election meeting of the so­ vited. IJQUOR CO. YOUR CONTINUED PATRONAGE 763 So. Univenity PE. 2255 APPRECIATED curement and assignment commit­ ciety was held Friday, May 5, in Masses on Ascension Thursday IMPORTKO AND DOMESTIC WINES ('HAS. E MADAY the home of Mrs. Phillip Clarke, will be the same as on Sundays, CHAMPAGNES AND LIQUORS tees are then responsible for the 8.53 CORONA classification of the nur.se. A Denver. Mrs. Fred Gushurst, act­ 6:30, 8, 10, and 12 o’clock. Ihnne ( Hfrrv 4&6C 534 East Colfaa clearance form indicating her ing president, introduced the May devotions are • being held ITH CAYLORD cla.ssification is then sent to the guests and offered the thanks of every weekday evening at 7 :30 state committee. In case a nurse the members to Mrs. Clarke for o’clock. Hatchett Drug Store or her employer syr«nct Corp^ McCallin at the organ and Miss announced the committee’s choice BILLY’S INN for officers for the coming year. TAILORS Try BUY W AR BOJYDS McCallin and Mrs. Claire Martin CBAS. HITT and ARNOLD JENSEN as soloists. Father Maloney is chaplain. 901 FIFTEENTH STREET Mrs. Thomas Carroll and Mra. Combine Quality and .Style Good Foods u- Italian Saniafe, “ Tha Bast in James E. Griffin became members, WEISS BAKERY You Can Affordat Prices You Can Affordat AXD STAMPS COliO&ONATIOlUlBiUlO; Town,” Tajon Caib Groeary and and Miss Margaret R, Jenninga be­ And Yonr Favorite Drinki IMKD«CI|W*.Mmi 4024 Tennyson St. Markat, 3758 Tsjoa,— Adv. came a life member. 44th & LoweU Phone G L 9733 PAGE FOUR Office, 938 Bannock' Streef THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday May 11, 1944

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•m •» BROWNIE TROOP ORGANIZED IN Ailvanrpinpnf Wnn MRS. FARLEY NAMED PRESIDENT FOR THE PERFECT SHOE 8»lm ST. CATHERINE’S THIRD G RAD E„ ^ ^ OF SCOUT MOTHERS’ AUXIUARY for (St. Catherine’* Parish, Deneer) a meeting and inveititure cere­ By b DCOUtS 01 (B leitcd Sacrament Parish, lation of officers will take place. ] YOUR WALK mony Friday evening, May 12, in Denver) They are Mrs. Joseph McCabe, j f THAT THAI ADD TO A new Brownie troop No. 145, has been organized among the the school cafeteria. The newly elected officers of president; Mrs. Joseph M. Berger, i " IN L I F E ! ...... THE FUN OF BAKING 1 girls of the third grade. Mrs. Pm - The Mothers’ auxiliary of Cub the Mothers’ auxiliary of scout vice president; Mrs. William C. Ichal Di Pilla is the leader, and pack 165 will meet in the music East Side Parish troop 145 are Mrs. L. C. Farley, Thornton, secretary; and Mrs. [Mrs. Elmer Easter if co-leader. room of the school Friday, May president; Mrs. F. A. Peterson, Harry M. Cronin, treasurer. AiL Piket Peak if so white and rangementa are in charge of Mrs. uficzL Biudaft ; Initiation was held Monday, 12, at 8 p.m. All mothers of cubs vice president; Mrs, J. G. Givtn, T. Thom.son. fine you’ll fee the difference May 8. are urged to attend as officers will (Annnaeiation Parish, Danvar) secretary; and Mrs. William Horat, be elected. Fifteen Boy Scouts of the par­ treasurer. The officers will be'in­ Altar Society Immediately. Smooth, eaty Girl Scout troop 83, under the Skott leadership of Mrs. F. J. Lawlor E. E. Skinner, chief scout ex­ ish troop pasted their tests and stalled by the Park Hill .district To Close Season mixing and tip-top results and Mrs. L. J. McDonald, will hold ecutive o f the Denver area, pre­ are entitled to advancement at chairman, Mrs. Lloyd Hess, at the sented a five-year charter to Boy annual tea to be given in honor The last meeting of the season make cake baking a pleasure. their regular meeting. Five are of the Altar and Rosary society Scout troop 166 in the meeting now ready to receive first class of the new members in the home Buy Pikes Peak today. Denver Man Wins Thursday, May 4. of Dr. and Mrs. Peterson Wednes­ will take place on Friday, May 12, rating, and 10 are now tender­ in McDonough hall following rec­ Infantry Badge The parish Sewing club met in foot scouts. The troop welcomed day, May 17, Other gue.sts will in­ the home of Mrs. Stanley Snyder, clude the Very Rev. Harold V. itation of the Rosary at 2 p.m. in two new assistants to Scoutmaster the church. Hostes.ses for the so­ 3648 Alcott, with Mrs. Kir and Charles Ellis. They are John Campbell, the Rev. Harley J. THE CADETTA, a Mrs. Plane as co-hostesses. Those Schmidt, and the Rev. Francis cial hour will be Mmes. James J. Raisch and John Sweet. Scout Brennan, George Pope, M. D. Mar­ •nappy multi-purpoM (!• present were Mmes. Schmittling, Committeeman William Caskins Pettit, Scout Executives E. E. In lloek Coif or Army Doherty, Cullen, Morfeld, Spidel, Skinner and F. S. Frazier, Scout­ low, and Stephen P. Keating, Jr. supervised the tests for advance­ Members of St. Vincent's circle Ruuaf Lutfro. Spitndid Breen, Purcell, Nahring, Piper, ment. masters G. U. Brown and F. A. Cudahy, Keene, Walsh. Barth, enjoyed luncheon on Wednesday, For Ik* octiv* woman. In the monthly den meeting of Peterson, and members of the all Gray. Floyd, and Tobin. The next city executive council. May 3, in the home of Mrs. Wil­ the cub pack, to be held in Hagus Many Other meeting will be announced later. liam M. McMcnamy. The after­ $ 6 . 5 0 hall on Friday, May 12, cubs will Raymond Hagerty, aviation ca­ Stylei u> 'The PTA is sponsoring a dessert noon was spent working on altar receive their awards for work done det, who was summoned to Den­ All Size* Chooie From luncheon and card party in the garments for the servers. and tests passed at Baptisms include those RAF Catholic Chapel] of Pamela Rene, infant daughter a hard-fought contest that went 10 Mrs. Ray Noone is a patient in Well made — well tailored —■ well liked! Mercy hospital, where she under­ of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Smith, innings. The team is now tied London.—Sir Giles Gilbert Scott, went an operation on Monday. with Evelyn and Thomas Martclon for first place. architect of the Liverpool Angli­ m T Q M John J. Meany of Altadena, as sponsors; and Kenneth Paul, Mas.ses for Ascension day, can Cathedral, has designed a 54-B LarimcK it. V cMfiin 21bh> infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Israel Thursday, May 18, will be 6:15, Calif., is a guest in the home of Catholic \church to be built at an Sussman, with Arthur and Elaine 7, 8:30, 9:30, and 10:45, Mass and his mother and sister, Mrs. J. J. RAF station in the Northwest by Meany and Mrs. E. J. O’Conner. Ruscat as sponsors. Benediction. the Catholic service men stationed Pfr. Francis Morrisa, son o f Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Felling and Mrs. B. G. Morriss o f 1765 The Altar and Rosary society there. RUDOLPH’S HUBBER ^TflmP^ The Holy Name society will re­ spent last weekend in Colorado Gilpin sirect, Denver, has been met 'Tuesday. Mrs. Joseph Schmit­ LUMBER — PAINT — HARDWARE ceive Communion in the 1 :30 Mass Springs, the guests of Mr. and 801 - 15TH STRP:F.T awarded the Combat Infantryman tling, president, presented Father Sunday, May 14. INSULATION MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED badge for performance o f duty in D. A. Lemieux with a new Missal, Mrs. Joseph A. Reich. THE The Young Ladies’ sodality will Robert A. Hart, Jr., who has TA. .nos action against the enemy at Bou­ which was the gift of the society. Complete Line Men^s Shoes meet in the home of Mias Mary been spending the past three Aurora Lumber Company A. & F. RADIO gainville. Pfc. Morriss, an honor The group also presented a book Ann Grebenc Thursday evening, student o f Regis college in Denver to be used for a list of the per­ weeks with hi* parents, Mr. and Radio and Waihinc Machine Sarvice May 12, at 8 o’clock. Mrs. Robert A. Hart, has returned Building Headquaricrs Vacuum Clcancra Repaired as a cixilian, ir serving as a clerk petual members. in the ofBre o f special troops in A PTA card party will be given to Long Beach, Calif. Hart, sec­ Phones Aurora X89— Franklin CXIO Rea. Phone Ar\'ada S33-J The members will serve the the .Americal division command First Communion breakfast on in the hall Tuesday, May 16, at 2 ond class storekeeper in the coast AURORA, COLO. 42f lIUi St. Deneer. Colorado guard, has been returned to the Hours: 9 to 12; 1 to 6. I’hon* MAln I4S7 post. Mothers’ day. o’clock. The room mothers of the fifth grade will have charge, with States after 22 months in the Class leaders for the month in­ Wo Make Old Shoes Irook Ltko Now clude; Eighth grade, John Jay Mrs. Howard Lenihan as chairman. Southwest Pacific. COMPLETE LINE OF Dr. J. J. O’Neil, I^entist HANEY EXTERMINATING SERVICE Downing; seventh grade, Peggy Her committee includes Mmes. P. The Cub Scout Mother’s aux­ liHOE SUPPLIES Marvel, Catherine Hollander, and Grommel, T. Lynch, F. Simington, iliary 23 has issued invitations to RATES TO INSTITUTIONS Master Shoe Rebuilder Suite 722 Mack Building, 16th and California Streets Rodney Moutor; sixth grade, and George Petri. The 15-pound a tea on Thursday, May 11, at 2 THE BEST IN PEST CONTROL ham that will be awarded was do­ p.m. in the home of Mrs. John 503 15th Si. IMionn TA. 0812 Ants, roaches. hedhuBS. rata and all other vermin. Thomas Leahy, and Mary Lou Alao mothproofinit furniture and ruga. Joyce; fifth grade, Eugene Dell nated to the PTA by F. Sandoval. O’Donnell, 2565 Elm street, honor­ LICENSED AND BONDED ing potential cub mothers. Instal­ MASTER KEY SHOP and Leo Kennedy; fourth grade, John Vedo was inducted into the 226 13th St. TA. 0303 James Veltrie; third grade, Rob­ army this week. LARGEST STOCK IN DENVER ert Lundy, Geraldine Hanley, and Miss Margaret Lupanic has Jo Anne Sullivan; second grade, joined the WAVEs. Garden Tools, Robber Hose/ William Lawless, Mary Agnes Samuel Dorchak is home on fur­ Fuller Brushes Clark, and Rosalie Slattery; first PERSO.NAL BRUSHES Mrmbrr BEAT THE RUSH! lough. Natl. Lockamitha Aun. MOTORS. TOOLS. FARM IMPLEMENTS. grade, James Cuneo, Vincent HOUSEHOLD BRUSHES HARDWARE, MINING EQUIPMENT Dwj’er, and Carol Goworski. Yeoman Ann Sustrick of the WAXES A.’VD POUSHES 503 15th Bt. TA. 0813 The annual May crowning cere­ WAVES is visiting her parents. SERVICE CAI.UB AUTO KEYS TA. 1711 — 1S4I Clonarm Den tot MAIL ORDERS ACCEPTED LAWNMOWERS , mony will be held Sunday after­ Capt. George Finan has been SAM BANNER GO., 15th and Blake-GH. 0114 promoted to commanding officer r Sharpened on Factory Precision Machines | noon, May 14, at 5 o'clock. The Young Ladies’ sodality and the of a photo reconnaissance. He is LARGE STOCK OF PARTS STILL AVAILABLE > Children of Marj’ will be sponsors. overseas. I Confirmation will be adminis­ William J. Miller, a coast guards­ tered by .Archbishop Urban J. man who served 15 months in DENVER KEY & LOCK CO. g Vehr on Sunday evening, May 28. Alaska, is spending his leave with Adults who have not been con­ his mother, Mrs. Mar>’ F. Miller, 611 18th Street firmed, especially recent converts, and his siste£rin-]aw, Mrs. C. W. H O N E PUBJ.IC M A R K E T Miller, whose husband is in the are requested to call the rectory Park Free ShoD aad Save and leave their names and ad­ South Pacific. Mrs. C. W. Miller b k . J d dresses. is making her home with Mrs. Mary Miller. Back the Inva.sion — Buy War Bonds LCB.A. branch 320 will receive F. corporate Communion, as is the usual custom, on Sunday, May 14, Good Things to Eat Beautiful Holy Family High in the 8:30 Mass. Froth and Salted Nutmeatt Candied Fruits and Candiet Fresh Cut Flowers FAGAN’S Five Catholic Hospitals WHEAT GERM — SOT BEAN FLOUR BUY MA 0.341-/)p/ircry-MA 0341 Among Penicillin Depots! HERRING TIDBITS Large Assortment of Potted Pupils Hear Talk STRICTLY FRESH FISH — ADDISOA’S Plants and Funeral Designs Five Catholic hospitals in Colo­ Home Publir Market LAKE SUPERIOR TROUT rado were among the 13 in the state ______TA. 2758 FRESH ROE SHAD designated by the chemicals bu­ WAR By Fr. Dowling reau of the War Production Board LARGE ALLEVE PIKE to serve as depots for the distribu­ Repair Your Shoes at CHANNEL CATFISH tion of penicillin, which was re­ JERRY BREEN (Holy Family Parith, Denver) STEAKS The Rev. Edward Dowling. S..I., leased this week for civilian use. GREEN TREE FLORIST associate editor of the Queen's The five include Mercy, St. An­ BONDS GREEN !4HRI.MP thony's. and St. Joseph’s hospitals Work and national authority on in Denver; St. Francis’ hospital in SHOE REPAIR 1456 California MA. 2279 BUFFALO FISH student government, explained his COLO. TENT AND AWNING 1642 lAWRF.NCE (Colorado Springs; and S t Mary's plan of student government to the WHERE QUALITY AND SILVER BOOS hospital in Pueblo. WORKMANSHIP Holy Family high school students BARRACUDA May 4. ARE COMBINED _ He also announced the result* Keys Duplicated 23c FANCY FRESH of the elections to the student sen­ IN DENVER STURGEON ate. The .successful candidates were Louis Hall, Alvina Bruno, irS DANSBERRrS FRESH RED SALMON John Landrum, Phyllis Dunphy, LISTEN TO BELGIAN HARES COP. 3 4 ? mm OILPtN Eugene Hallinan, Elaine Bayer, KMYR EACH EVENING .Vorma Manes, Paul Haberer, and ' 7:10 P.M. TO ROAST OA FRY D/Hrnfmrn Prirei at Your Doorttep ^ BUY Andrew Martelon. Louis Hall was Right AfUr Newscast chosen chairman, and Alvina Bruno Fancy Fresh Poultry secretary in a meeting May 8. DAIMSBERRY’S Every l)a\ On Sunday afternoon. May 7, New Ultra Modern the Holy Family parish witnessed PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY PEATURING PRESCRIPTIONS WAR an exquisite tribute to the Mother It’s Not a Fire! of God. Members of the high CAtnvenientlT lAKated at JOIN THE WAVES They Are Huryinjr to Get school and seventh and eighth CHAMPA ANT) 14TH ST. grades, dres.sed in pastel formal* Owned and Operated by J. F. Daneberry land singing May hymns, preceded the queen and her attendants into BONOS A Frozen Food Locker the church. Nine senior girls. Rose Ellen Mullane, Theresa Hoare, Lucille Sagatalian, Martha Heinz, Rita Hoag, Lucille King, Florine An­ thony, Theresc Duffy, and Kath­ FLORIDA FRUIT leen D o;^, formed a guard of honor bdfore the shriifc of the Blessed Virgin. PRODUCE CO. Marguerite Burns, Patricia Friedmann, and Phyllis Dunphy, lt*s Quality sodality officers, escorted the queen, Margaret Haberer, to the shrine That Counts! where she placed a crown of roses on the statue of Our Lady. DISPENSE BRDS. Joseph Lathrop w a s crown- bearer. The flower girls were Caro- FRUIT HAS VITAMINS— Ijm Donahue, Betty Seymour, and Eat citrus fruita to avoid Donna Jean Bonello. The sermon was preached by the cold*. JESS SUPER Very Rev. John A. Buttimer, THE DUMMY C.SS.R., of St. Joseph’s church. Benediction of the Most Blessed You’re apt to be called un­ GOBB’S MARKET A BRILLIANT CAREER Sacrament was given. complimentary things when a MARKET “ iick watch” makes you late Formerly Fred Bi-Low 1,000 BROKEN ALARM Meats DENVER FRUIT & CLOCKS ANT) WATCHES for appointments. Let us give WANTED your watch our free Chronom­ Quality Meats and PRODUCE CO. , HILL&IHLE eter Check. If it need* repair*, TA. 1369 EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING we’ll tell you what thsy are and Poultry W« Buy* quote loweat prices on expert Priorities have been granted and construction wHl Old Gold. W’atehtt, Cloclui. Guns. Etc. 918 Util 8tr««t Vs Blk. W. of P.O. work. be completed about June 1st, when we will be ready to serve our. patrons. Watch Repair Good Rakery Goods FOOD FOR FREEDOM Frozen Food Lockers fURTH Bi-Low HURRY Orville R. Hagans Aurora Food Lockers Plae* Tonr apaca erdtr bow. CoTtraiiMat T«gT>Utiosf tsaoir* Ik HOROLOGISTS Phone Aurora 80-J 10247 E. Colfax Aurora Food Lockers VOSS BROS. FOOD CENTER 228 16th CH. 8668 I Phana AanrB to -j 1M4T I . CoUas

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Thursday May 11, 1944 . Office, 988 Baimoclc Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyetone 4205 COLORADO SPRINGS GUILD TO 1ST SPONSOR SPAGHETTI DINNER

Colorado Sprintfs.—On Sunday, the church hall Wednesday, May RECEIIED B T 10 FULL VALUE May 21, members of the Corpus 10. Final arrangements were made Chrirti j^ild will serve the annual for the spaghetti dinner," Host­ spaghetti dinner in the parish hall. esses for the meeting were Mrs. Boulder.— (Sacred Heart Par­ for. Every D ollar Dinners will be served from 1 to 4 Anne Reiden, Mrs. S. W. McKnight, ish)—A class of 30 children re­ o'clock at 76 cents. and Mrs. Rose Gaushirt. ceived First Holy Communion in the 8 o’clock Mass Sunday, The following committees have Mr, and Mrs. Maynard Wood and May 7, and was later entertained been appointed: Mrs. L. DeMarco, their son, Roy, of Dodge City, — ^Even Today by the sisters of the parochial in charge of the spaghetti and meat Kans., are guests at the home ^ school at breakfast with the pas­ balls, with Mrs. Felix Dytri and Mr. and Mrs. John J. Durcan. Mrs. David Dandrea assisting her. tor, the Rev. i Paul Fife, O.S.B. St. Mary’s Society to Meet Members of the class included Mrs. Evelyn Haskins, assisted by St. Mary’s Altar society will Through periods of prosperity and de­ Mrs. Marion Noll and Mrs. 1. Philip Chavez, Robert Friedman, meet Friday. May 12, at 2:30 p.m. Walter Heilman, Harry Herkert, pression, peace and war, we have never Baumgard, will have charge of the in St. Mary’s auditorium. salad. Miss Mary Murray will as­ James Meile, Ernest Bernal, Ever­ lowered quality, nor offered inferior sist Mrs. D. A. Minsk! in making Visiting in the home of her ett Madrigal, Abbie Maestos, Rob­ the coffee, and Mrs. Anne Reiden mother, Mrs. W. H. Martens, for ert Maestos, Michael McCaffrey, grades of merchandise. will prepare the desser.t. Mrs. Ron­ several weeks is Mrs. George Re- Frederick Ornelas, Lewis Ornelas, ald Zaring is chairman of general petti. Harold Ravenscraft, Ralph Rete- RUSK CHICK STORE dining room arrangements, assisted The Colorado Nurses’ associa­ quin, Donald Tiffany, Rebecca DAY OLD A.ND STARTED CHICKS AND BABY DUCKS Even today, with funeral prices fixed by Mrs. Thomas O’Lear, Mrs. tion meeting of district 3 was held Archuletta, Jeanine Ardourel, Val- arie Duckworth, Mary Chavez, FULL LINE FEED. REMEDIES ft EQUIPMENT Frank Vollmer, and, Mrs. Joe Mur­ Wednesday, May 3, in St. Francis’ MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED— WRITE FOR PRICES by the Government, Horan standards ray. Tickets for the' dinner may be hospital. Dr. Henry W. Nealy Beverly Cordova, Barbara Duffy, of quality remain intact. Each patron procured from Mrs, Joe Ash. spoke on “ Newer Phases of Diag­ Dolores Hoehne, Teresa Lichnov- Cor. W. 38th Ave. and Federal Bivd., Denver CL. 5324 The monthly meeting of the nosis and Treatment of Heart sky, Phillis Maestos, Joan Mel- receives full value for every dollar Corpus Christ! guild was held in Disease.” lecker, Nancy Papst, Martha Rav- George Humphrey Brickell, encraft, Shirley Stengel, Barbara spent, whether he buys the lowest priced USMC, who has W n promoted to Trujillo, and Eileen Vitt. service or one which includes the best private first class, has returned to the marine base in San Diego after Funeral Held for nmusEiiiEnTS— Dininc mi’chandise to be had. IL B l CLlSSiS a furlough here with his parents, Eliazheth Moschetti Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Brickell, 413 N. Walnut street. George is Miss Elizabeth G. Moschetti died being transferred to the air forces. on Thursday, May 4, following a RECRERTIOn BELD EBB PBBLIC Another son, Richard T. Brickell, long illness. She was bom in who has been in New Guinea since Canon City in 1917 and came to September, has been promoted from Boulder with her parents as a second to first lieutenant by the child. She attended Boulder THEATRE army. schools and was graduated from 1028 S. Gaylord 5 0 the University of Colorado in PARK PE. 9877 CBB L PBPIES Mrs. Spencer Penrose, who has 1937. Surviving are her mother, been in New York for two months, THURS.. FBI.. SAT.—MAY II. 12. 13 AND SON CHAPELS has returned home. While in New Mrs. Gentina Moschetti; a sister, Welby. — For the past several York she joined her son-in-law and Miss Roccina, a senior in Boulder GREER CARSON KEystone 6 2 9 7 # KEystone 6296 weeks religious instructions have daughter, Count and Countess high; a brother. Bauldie Mosfchetti, WALTER PIDGEON In been given to Catholic pupils in Comet de Ways Ruart, at the Ritz- resident of the Black Diamond f'uel. Co.; and a married sis­ “ MADAME CURIE” K5Z7 Oeveland Place the public schools in Retreat park, Carlton, where they have been South Marion Mapleton, Irondale, and Washing­ spending the winter. ter, Mrs. Mary Cassan of Cali­ ton. Father John Giarobastlani fornia. The Rosary was held Sun­ Guarding Forever our Founder^ Ideals Third Order Meets SUN.. MON.. TUBS.. WED- and the sisters have been assisted day evening, May 7, and the Fu­ Enjoy Your Favorite The Third Order of St. Francis MAY 14. 13, 16. 17 by high school girls. Grateful ap­ neral Mass was in St. Michael’s held a meeting Sunday, May 7, fol­ DANA ANDREWS in preciation and congratulations are church in Canon City on Tuesday COCKTAIL lowing Benediction of the Blessed extended to Agnes Porreco, Msr- morning, May 9. Burial was made “ The Purple Heart” garet Dursey, Angelina Porreco, Sacrament in St. Mary’s church. in that city. Mrs. Catherine D. Fagan, state ALSO Phylli.. Sferra, Cecelia Saccomano, The meeting of the Altar and PLAN YOUR New Aspen Altar regent of the Catholic Daughters, SUSAN PETERS THE BEAUTIFUL Elizabeth Marchese, Betty Dursey. left Saturday for Grand Junction Rosary society was well at­ HERBERT MARSHALL in and Lorraine Worth, for their in­ COCKTAIL LOUNGE to attend the reception ceremony of tended on Wednesday afternoon, terest, zeal, and perseverance in “ YOUNG IDE.4S” new members in Court Mount of May 10, when the annual house­ this work after school hours. • 4P VICTORY GARDEN NOW the Holy Cross. Mrs. Fagan ad­ hold and food shower was pre­ Society Leaders Fifty-eight children will receive sented to the sisters of the paro­ MATINEES — SATURDAY dressed the members and guests. The Colonial Dining Room THIS YEAR .MORE TH.4N EVER ORDER First Communion on Sunday, May SUNDAY AND ALL H0UDAT8 On Monday evening. May 8, Mrs. chial school. Mrs. J. A. Jones was AT 2 P. M. 14. in the 8 o’clock Mass. The Feature* Fine Food Daily ] | YOUR SEED EARLY. Fagan made an official visit to chairman of the committee in retreat for these children started Court St. Therese in Glenwood charge, assisted by Mmes. James Conduct Meetine Wednesday, May 10. at 9 o’clock Springs. Bartle, James Pike, Leo Brehm, E. in the Assumption school. May devotions are being held in K. Henson, F. J. Brady, Joseph ROCKY MOUNTAIN SEED CO. Five adults and one child, bap- St. Mary’s church every day at Forsyth, Anna Loughran, Elmer Aspen.— The Altar and Rosary jtized on Sunday, May 7, also will 12:15. Hetzer, and O’Heron, and Miss /////TV rFr 1325 15TH ST. society held its regular May meet receive Communion in the Ma.ss. Barbara Dolak. The Most Thrill­ ing on Thursday evening, May 4, St. Francis’ hospital has been k breakfast will he served after Jack Perry, son of Mr. and Mrs. ing Event of the in the parish hall. The officers designated distributor of the new THE •A Stof OM the Ma.ss in the school hall for the Milton Perr>’, has been made a Year, Lakeside— had charge. In the absence of drug, penicillin, in the Pikes Peak children and their parents. first class cook and is somewhere Mrs. Chisholm, who has gone to region. The WPB, through its The enrolling of the first com­ at sea as a member of the navy. San Diego, Calif., for a few weeks, office of penicillin distribution, OPENS municants in the fcapular and the He saw action in the South Pa­ PHOTO COPIES Mrs. Leo Kearns, vice president, chose St. Francis as the region .May crowning with a procession depot and shipped in 10,000,000 cific in the early part of fhe war YUCCA Wo tpecializo on eopyinff old photos. Any photo you h«v« reproduced and conducted the meeting. Mrs. Frank of first communicants, the Chil­ Saturday mada better. Finished in oila, water colors, and sketches. Sparovic succeeds .Mrs. Milton units for the month of May. About and was rescued when his cruiser dren of Mary, and the Young La­ 6.000,000 units have been used at was sunk by the Japanese. 8975 EAST COLFAX - DENVER ------WE FEATURF------Connor as secretary, and Mrs. Wil­ dies’ sodality will take place Sun­ Diatinctiva Portraits at Moderate Prlcea. liam .Marolt assumed the office of St. Francis’ in the past five weeks. Selections by the Sacred Heart day evening. May 14, at 8 o’clock. Announcing the birth of a son 1S42 BROADWAY treasurer, which was formerly boys’ choir, "under the direction of IVICnOLSOIV STUDIO CB. 38)S Lucille Domenico will be the May Wednesday, May 3, are Mr. and held by Mrs. Primosh Popish. Mrs. queen. Her attendants will be Raymond Cumrine, were given as Mrs. Palmer J. Challela, 319 N. Frank Babick replaced Mrs. Alton a part of the grade school Music Madeline Porreco and Mildred Farragut street. Beck as chairman of the sanctu­ Serravo. Loretta Regacho will week program presented Saturday CLYDE Miss Genevieve Gariepy died ary committee, and Mrs. Elizabeth afternoon, May 6, in the Woman's -DENVEB-S MOST PROGRES8IVB UAUNDRY- carrj’ the crown. Wednesday, May 3, in a local hos­ Borstner succeeded Mrs. F'rancis There are three Masses every cluhrooms. The 14 boys wore cas­ pital. She was a resident of the socks and surplices and sang sev­ THE CASCADE LAIJIVDRY Kalme.s as chairman of the enter­ Sunday in the Assumption church, Union Printers’ home, and was a tainment committee. at 6, 8, and 10 o’clock. The last is eral numbers in Gregorian chant. ANDLUCAS 44IS O r c h e s t r a member of St. Mary’s church and Those taking part were Philip Mer- •TBY OUR NEW SERVICE" Matters of importance were con­ a High Mass, followed by Benedic­ of the International Typographical * JEAN LA SALLE sidered, including the adoption of tion of the Most Blessed Sacra­ lino, Leroy Bessol, Joseph Brehm, * PAUL STEELE Complete Laundry Service union. She was born in Elberon, John Brady, Paul Smith, Edward a constitution presented by the ment. N. J. Surviving are two nephews, CATE AOM IS47 Market WB CALL FOR AND DELIVER TA. trMSTt constitution committee. Details May devotions are held every Vigil, William McCaffrey, Paul Michael Waters of Chicago and the Shepard, Donald Rohret, Donald l O f w relative to the conducting of the evening at 8 o’clock. The novena Rev. Raymond Waters of Gulfport, Brakhage, Louis Forrest, William annual religious vacation school i in honor of the Sorrowful Mother Miss. Requiem High Mass was were discussed. I is held every Friday evening at Bery, Wayne Wallace, and Joseph HA.MMOIVD ORGAN sung in St. Mary’s church Friday. Lenihan. On Sunday afternoon. The women were entertained at ® ° novena is offered Burial was in Evergreen cemetery. DANCING especially for peace and for the May 7, another program was given DENVER'S SMARTEST AMUSEMENT PARK a special program by the Catholic Miss Virginia Thieler, daughter in the Boulder high school audito­ children of the local public school. protection of the boys in the of Mrs. Sadie Thieler, 152'7 E. armed forces. rium. Raymond Cumrine played The songs and recitations were Platte avenue, a senior in Loretto a piano selection, “ Golliwog.” by nicely presented by the children, The children of the grade school Heights college, played the role of are preparing for a program to be DeBussy, and Miss Jane Varos who were directed by Mrs. Ella .\udrey in Shakespeare’s As You .sang Schubert’s “ Avc Maria.” a Cd i t o r i u m h o t e l Hoaglund, teacher. The children Like It, presented by the college Raymond Cumrine is presiijent of Denver’s Favorite Dining Room and Coffee Shop and members enjoyed a lunch and I, ^he members of the PTA wish May 1. the Boulder Junior Musical club social hour together. alf those who helped to Studies in New York Complete Sunday Dinner, 65c & up make their games party on Satur- and N’orbert Mcllecker is vice Miss Jean Margaret Singer, Baoquet Room for Bridgo and Private Partiea The CY’O will hold its annual! day night so successful. president. Both boys are former May crowning on Sunday, May 14,1 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. graduates of the Sacred Heart 14TH & STOUT — PHONE KE. 1341 — DENVER after the 8 9’clock Mass. The pro- v « • | 1 1 7 * 1 1 Singer, 412 N. Cooper street, has, school. The former was chosen to been sent to Columbia university, cession, recitation of the Rosary,;! O i r a c i n A Will enter the state contest and won FINE LIQUEURS and the singing of hymns will •' *** .\'ew York city, for a training third place in piano. Excellent Cni*in* parts of the ceremony. Miss Lu­ course in USO under the National Lewis James Meile, son of Mr. cille Snyder was elected May Catholic Communitj' Service, wom­ and Mrs. Lewis Meile, was bap-| GRAND CAFE queen. Her attendants will be Miss Open Saturday en’s division. Miss Singer, a gradu­ tized by Father Fife on May 3.| 431 17ih St. MA. 6652 Lande’s Helen Mishmash and Miss Cora ate of St. Mary’s high school, and Mrs. Otto Burger acted as sponsor] (Between Gienarm and Tremont) OF DENVEB OPEN 11:00 K.M TO 2:00 A.51. Helen McKenna. A committee, a member of the 1942 class of for the boy. Martha, Harold, and **▲ Placa for tha Discriminating** The latch string is out at Lake­ Loretto Heights college, was for­ Closed Mondays composed of Josephine Zelnick, Frederick, children of Mr. and Serving the Finest T elep h on e KM. 9817 Lillian Popish, and Cora Helen side . . . and Denver is preparing merly an employe in the editorial Mrs. Chester Ravenscraft, were E. COLFAX at 6TKKLE McKenna, was appointed to make to go in under the famous white department of the Denver Catholic baptized on May 5 by Father Fife. AMERICAi^ AIVD the background for the statue of tower, into its favorite playground, Register and later in the offices of Sponsor was Mary Jane Popst. CmiVESE FOODS Saturday night aircrafts mechanics and with the the Blessed Mother and to deco­ Luncheon* and Dinners THE DIPPER rate the altars for Mother’s day. Ben Krasner, Lakeside's man­ Child Care center of Washington VISIT OUR COCKTAIL LOUNGE ager, in anticipating a new record school. (FORMERLY SHA.MROCK) The CY'O novena-Mother’s day DOYLE’S first-night crowd, promises Denver Court St. Marj’, Catholic Daugh­ Under New Menegement card committee members are a program packed with entertain­ ters of America, held the monthly ITALIAN 8PAGHF.TTI happy to announce that the success PHARM ACY * Your Purcha»e o f War Bond* ITALIAN MEAT BALLS ment. meeting Tuesday, May 9, in the ITALIA.N SAUSAGE of the novena will be exceptional, Th* Partlcnltr DrnctUt Clyde Lucas and his orches­ American Legion hut. A. report on and Stamp* Help* .Secure Your according to advance sale of cards. 10601 E. COLFAX tra are slated to ring up the cur­ the recent survey conducted by the 17TH AVE. AND GRANT Future. I The novena will open with the 8 tain on the season in the El Patio Council of Social AMneies was KB. 6917 FREE OEUVERY o’clock Mass on Mother's day and ballroom. Clyde Lucas, with his given by Mrs. Loretta Cass. close with Mass on the following vocalists, Jean La Salle and Paul Wm lnvit0 You to Vi$ii Yours to Enjoy Sunday. Steele, will be the first of a parade The Boy Scout troop has taken of big name bands that will occupy 9 / t For added pleasure, entertain at the the name “ Beaver Patrol.” The the E! Patio bandstand this Elitch’s. Gardens ...M C A PWESENTS Ingram’s Cafe CoamopoliUn — PIONEER DINING troop number is 37, Grand Junc­ summer. R O O M , . tion council; The 10 boys are ad­ To spice an evening’s entertain­ COFFEE Open Saturday SHOPPE . . . vancing rapidly in their tenderfoot ment, there are thrill-filled rides and Bar BAMBOO work under the supervision of jon the Lakeside Cyclone, the Hurri- RALPH e. INGRAM, Prep. Scoutmaster Louis Vcdic Assist-jcane, the Whip, and other favorite Elitch’s gardens, Denver, will be R O O M . Rec­ ant scoutmaster. Father Charles j rides, as well as the laugh-packed formally summoned from its win­ ommend t h e P. Sanger, is having trouble tying |p’un House. ter dim-out Saturday night. May For Better Foods Cosmopolitan some of the knots but hopes to | ------13, when Hollywood's Johnny to out-of-toim catch up in time to have the in­ Richards and his fame-rocketing and Drinks friends. vestiture ceremony for the troop Fori Lupton Glass to orchestra sound the first musical OPEN ALL NIGHT in the first or second week of note of the 1944 season in the lux­ Cosmopolitan Hotel June. The troop adopted the bud­ Make 1st Communion urious, newly satin-trimmed Troc- 58 BROADWAY J. & HERNDON, ilL . Geo. Mfr- Vocn* Pitt*ra get plan of financing, and Scribe adero. No. 5170 Beck announces that weekly dues Included in the Elitch-bound ag­ R om an tic «• Rio. are coming in on schedule. Pa­ Fort Lupton.— In the 9 o’clock gregation are beautiful Pat Kaye, brief to iho dxeujt you gel a apecial longing for chic point! rishioners have been informed Ma.ss in St. William’s church. Fort blonde vocalist formerly featured that they can back the parish troop Lupton. three children will make with Phil Harris; Frank Patchen, aomething very »ati*fying to eat by giving the scouts jobs carry­ their First Holy Communion this inimitable pianist and scat singer; m] Tim viait— ing coal and wood, or caring for Sunday, Mother's day. They are and Andy Russell, drumming war­ lawns and gardens, etc. In doing Otillia Chavez, Mary Rivera, and bler. this the troop will be able to buy William Herman. The girls will Maestro Richards has gained BELDING’S SHANTUNG IN uniforms and hiking and camping be dressed in white and will be led much national recognition in the equipment. to the altar by Betty Lou Bauer past seven months. After five & EDELWEISS Lt. (JG) and Mrs. Carl W. Gil­ and Jimmy Troxel. Betty Lou will years of arranging musicals of the "10-best-picturcs-of-the-year” JOHNNY 1644 GLENARM Open 11 a. tn. ’til 3 a. m. SOUTH AMERICAN PRINTS bert have been visiting with Lt. wear a long princess style dress of Gilbert’s uncle and aunt, Mr. and blue and carry an old-fashioned caliber, he decided to organize a spring bouquet. Jimmy Troxel will band of his own, which attained This season’s sweetheart of washable, wearable Mrs. Milton G.Sonner, and family, and with his grandmother, Mrs. be dressed in white. immediate success. fabrics! Shantung that knows its way around! P. G. Harrington. Lt. Gilbert re­ Special music is being arranged The inter-collegiate set will be Richards jilonotones, multicolors, hand-painted-looking cently returned from the Solomon by Edward Hogelin. After Mass, given a sneak preview of Richards’ Tom Flaherty’s designs that have rhythm and high style . . . in islands, where he was a member the children will be guests of the music Friday, May 12, in the Troc. AND HIS ORCHESTRA of the navy’s famous Skull and Rev. Thomas Doran, administra­ D lA iD W all the colors of the chromatic circle. Our wonder­ tor, at breakfast in the Junior Elilch’s Stunning Cross Bones fighter squadron. He and Hilarious Season FOR CIVILIANS ONLY ful, fashionable fabrics make sew . . . lovely gifts has five Japanese planes to his Chamber of Commerce hall. K. & C. SALVACE COLONY GRILL Open* . . . Orchestra and Floor Show for mothers. credit. L t Gilbert plans to make Two Coltman dmirr h»*t«r«, McCormick- his summep' home in Aspen after Decrins •cpxrator, rit* way milkins ma­ F ine F o o d s chine, battery radio.. 110-volt radio, SATURDAY Where Friends Meet Friends the w'ar. Elks’ May Festival io Your Favorite Drink The Denver’s Ready-to-Wcar-bv-the-Yard — Street Floor mowtns machine*, bay take*, back Parishioners of the Aspen-Basalt rake*, tractor and bora* plow*, cultf- • FINB FOODS vaten, li*ter*, S walkinc plows, t-. S- MAY 13 * * parish are hereby notified to re­ Be Held May 18,19,20 and 4-aoction hsrrowi. Burr srinder*. Old H eidelberg Inn • lOXED DRINKS new their subscriptions to the corn planter, bay baler, Heatrola, licht O a Rtgitttr, plant, cook atove, Ho**bers .22-eal. rUle COLFAX AT CLARKSON • BEER • WINK Eddie Dundon announces the an­ with tel*«cop* *itbt, vi*e, po*t drill, Miss Alice McKenna, the Aspen- nual Elks’ May festival on Thurs­ drill pr«**, oompr««*on. *terat* tank*, 741 East Colfaa TA. 9555 air tank*, all kind* of minins machin- 569 E. Colfax Basalt Regitter correspondent, will day, Friday, and Saturday, May 18, SUNDAY KATINKB •ry, u*«d car* and part*, power plant*, Tbeatr* Open* ’ When Dmm Shopt mtb Can)iy PAGE SIX Office, 93$ Bannoclc Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 'Thursday May 11, 1944

^yVC)\JUtXlTtS Ol th ^ * feature of the Holy Family high school, Denver, junior-senior O • promenade in the Cosmopolitan, hotel_____ on______Monday^ evening,____ May 1. Here Preferred Parish is the queen just after her coronation. She is surrounded by her attendants. Also sho> n is the Rev, Leo M. Flynn, |ia! pastor of Holy------Family------church.a«.s^c7v.aascat Left ^ a.»a(iMy to right, L/«iaai«.i Rosemary aav«ctsa« Barth, Daniel Horan. Rosemarvaaioa v Kirk, Thomasaiisjtiins Kelly, aatiici Father tl>nilf Trading List Queenn ..,..,. LucilleT i King, t : ___ n /William n i l ______C ______Secord,I Rilan>. Louisel • Hoag,•• nRobert l . Lasliam,w , nDolorea ■ 'r Lovelace, I and• -niThomas ' Sheppard. The ^ llujll Ueiwr^floweni pages are Thomas and James ^estover; the crown-ltearer is Ronald King. On St. Francis de Salea* DEL-ART SHOP DEL AND ART PHILLIPS ic« Cream — Milk — Bakerr Gooda Forget-Me-Not M o t h e r ^ s Notiont-^Maratinea—School SupplJaa Open 7 A.M. to 10 P.M. E>ery Day Flower Shop 611 EAST ALAMEDA D a y Reminds You of Alameda Drug Store MOTHER’S DAY lY IA Y 1 4 V. O. PETERSON. Prop. MAY 14 Cat Rate Drags PJaca Yonr Orders Early Wines and Liquors Phone RA. 1818 Fountain Service • School Supplie* Downing at Alameda You will want to Remember Her with Alameda and Broadway the Most Sentimental Gift —

QUALITY GLEANING H O T O I . O * ! ^ FLOWERS 796 So. Broadwray REASONABLE PRICES Tour Garments Insured Against Ptre SINQ-AIR GAS AND OILS THE and Theft WILL KEEP ’EM ROLLING OPEN J TO 1 WEEK DAYS t o M e l t Clo««d All Day Sondar* ^ BRIGHT SPOT FLOWER SHOP ( CLEA.NERS A.ND DITRS EM. 2745 J osep h in e .tl 5tli .A%e, 328 BROADWAY ROSLYN DRUG CO. PE. 3 T 5 3 PE. 3 7 B . JAMES HENRY, Prop. Cat Rate Drags Your Purchase o f War Bonds' Complete Presenption Dept. l and Stamps Helps Secure Your 98 SO. P E m Phone PE. 9863 98 So. Penn A Bsyand Future. Preferred Parish BUCHANAN’S Trading LIkI LIQUOR STORE Quality [Fine Wines and Liquors MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER We Feature ChHsttan Bros. Wines The merchants repreaented in Ihii aection are booatera. They are BEER anxioua to work with you and are deaerving of your patronage. Co­ I Phone PEarl 1777 177 Sooth Broadway operate with them. When buying from the GROCERIES • 9 films advertising in this BIRDS EYE Si. D< l i e « paper, please mention that FROZEN FOODS JESUIT PRIESTS VISIT WITH Exhibit Planned VALLES you saw their advertise­ R. & E. MARKET LIfOLl PTI 1 Fine Dry Cleaning ment. 75 So. Broadway PE. 7818 MEMBERS OF REGIS COMMUNITY On Tuberculosis In Unfinished Furniture rhe«tJ in 3 Slie«. KVi: ULAST from ...... 15.75 (Regia College, Denver) partment. In addition to his so­ Spanish-speaking adults a n d T Dnk. Several visiting Jesuit priests ciological activities, he is known (Lli AYERS CONOCO STATION childred are invited by Mrs. Gron- 3 4 -in c h ______12.50 Milliken’s spent some time'with the commun­ as a specialist in chemistry. JOE FARKENKOPF. Prop. inger, director, to view an inter­ Deik, '1478 \l'. .32iuL .Ave. CASH STORES ity in Regis college last week. The Three Jesuit chaplain.s in the 30-inrh . , ...... 22.50 299 So. Logan PE. 9840 esting tuberculosis exhibit in the Rev. Segioa de Madeiras, S.J., alarmed services stopped for brief fllardy ('hair*. Courtcoua and Prompt Eervica 3 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS 0 Brazilian Jesuit stationed tempor­ [ L [ C I FFIC[IIS visits. Chaplain (Clarence Whit- Vail Community center, 1904 W. Each 3.75 Flowers for All Occasions WASHING & GREASING 1130 E. Alameda ford, a Denverite, has been asso­ arily in Georgetown university, 12th avenue, Denver. Complrte Breakfaat Dependable Delivery Service A SPEUALTY 1201 E. 9th Ave. Washington. D. C., spent one day ciated with the marines. Recently Kook ...... 17.75 The e.xhibit, prepared by the FT J* Telrfirapb Flntcer$ 2357 E. Evans Ave. (Loyola Pariah, Denver) at Regis. He is well known in he has been at Parris Island, S. utmiT The final meeting of the Loyola Brazil as the president of the so­ Car. Chaplain Edward Quinn National Tuberculosis a.ssociation, Cabinet 15.75 PTA fos the year 1943-44 will be cial action group in Sao Paolo, came from his base at Camp Car- is being shown under the auspices Ironinr LIEB’S FLOWER SHOP JACKSON’S son for a brief visit. Chap­ RoardM 3.95 held Tuesday, May 16, at 2:30 Brazil. He is in the United States of the Denver Tuberculosis so­ Phone (;L. 01.33 . . . All Hour. BROADWAY at the invitation of the State de- lain Edward W. Courtney, first VISIT OCR T'SED Cut Rate Drugs ciety. It is self-operating, and tells 3922 \t . 32nd A%c. p.m. Mrs. T. J. Morrissey, presi­ Jesuit chaplain commissioned how tuberculosis can be prevented. FURNITURE DEPARTMENT Liquors • Sundrie» CREAMERY dent o f th e Parent-Teacher after Pearl harbor, has been sta­ On eight different panels, topics Liberal Termt QUALITY DAIRY FOODS The firms listed here de­ Prescriptions league, will install the incoming: tioned with an anti-aircraft unit such as “ The Spread of Tubercu­ Open SaturdaT Kite 'Til 9 on the Pacific coast. Father serve to ^ be remembered 66 SO. BROADWAY Free Prompt Delivery officers. Following the meeting, losis,” "The Importance of Early Courtney is known in Denver be­ Can 6P. S44S Downing and AUmtds St. Elizabeth’s Diagnosis,” “ How to Recognize when you are distributing a tea will take place in the resi­ Speer Furniture Go. cause of his teaching activities Symptoms,” etc., are portrayed. dence of the pastor. Father Ed-| as a Jesuit scholastic in Regis .An interesting gadget can be Cor. .32ncl & Lowell your patronage in the dif­ Annunciation ward J. Morgan, S.J. The faculty! high school. operated by which one is enabled GL. .*1182 ferent lines of business. and members of the PTA will be The Rev. Robert M. Kelley, S.J., to see in picture-form the inside guests of the pastor. PTA Entertained for many years president of Regis of the ehc.st of a man sick with AT LOWEST AMERICAN ] Those promising donations to the and n o w a retreat-master at DRUGS PRICES IN DENVER tuberculosis. Other parts of the ex­ 1^ 4. Pliiloiiiciia''!^ 5c & 10c STORE jhope chest should leave articles White House, the Jesuit hou.se of hibit, all in the Spanish language, (St. ElizAbeth'* Pariih, Denver) retreats near St. Louis, Mo., re­ SAVE TIME AND MONEY! at the rectory, 2309 Gaylord, as are operated by lights and push­ FRAN KLIM the hope chest will be on display ports that the Rev. Raphael C. CHILDREN'S We Have Thousands of USEFUL Members of the girls’ choir and buttons. at the May PTA meeting, McCarthy, S.J., until recently CLOTHES TBM 8TORB ARTICLES Attractively Displayed for the altar boys of St. Elizabeth’s The Denver Tuberculosis society J & L Radio Service Your Convenience j Forty-five children received president of Marquette univer­ plans to rotate this exhibit among First Communion May 7. school entertained th e Parent- sity, Milwaukee, is ’ now a co­ Electrical Appliances 8401 FRANKLIN 8T. 1626 E. 34th AVE. Teacher association Wednesday, community centers in the city (Between Franklin and Gilpin) ! St. Anthony's club is giving its worker of his in the giving of re­ R epaired May 10, with a program of Moth­ treats. Father McCarthy took up where Spanish-speaking people re­ E. Colfxx 320.3 E. (xilfnx Avenue jlast card party of the season Sun- side. It will be in the Vail Com­ |dav evening, May 14. in Loyola er’s day music. his new assignment la.st week. • 1 Hixh PHONE EM. 6063 munity center for several days. PHONE CB. 8016 hall. Light supper will be served Sunday. May 14. is First Com­ The Rev. Bernard J. Murray, E.M. 7616 PICK-UP AND DELIVERY yoacMSAf 1519 EAST 34TH AVE. cafeteria style, beginning at 7 munion day for Donna .Aranda, S.J., director of public relations David Baca, Emma Carey, Gerald for Regis college, has returned Yonr Purchase o f ar Ronds o’clock. Please bring your own Your m s.ou ru m FRAIVTLLIN cards. Carpinella, Mary L. De Leon, Pa­ after an extended tour through PALL M. CONNELL Faraitare Mart Mrs. J. A. Miller and Mrs. G. A. tricia Demling, Loretta Gallegos, ,the1- - Midwest.____ * I In _ addition to i Future. SIMMONS DRUG GO. invit^a you to Mohrbaeher entertained at a Charles Griffith. James Hofstez, other activities. Father Murray 2870 Colo. Blvd. ALADDIN CLEANERS We Buy, Sell and Exchange luncheon in the Mohrbacher home. James Jones, Carole Kadell, Mari- gave a series of retreats. At the dale Lamb, Mauvoreen McClure, 1814 EaM (iolfax EA. 0166 Mrs. Harold Howley was pre­ present time he is completing .tr- EA. 99.53 Between Williams and High sented with a gift, as she is leav­ Catherine Montoya. Margie Rob- rangements for the annual men's Aladdin IT ill Gladden Your When buying from the inson, Helen Rupp, Patricia | retreats to be given this summer WE APPRECIATE YOUR It‘t a Lovely Way to Spend an ing to make her home in Idaho. PATRONAGE trnrdrnhp . . , Schwalm, Fred Tuttle, Evening at firms advertising in this Awards went to Mrs. J. O’Brien, Deanna in Regis college. | Mrs. 0. Esher, and Mrs. Reed Sestrich, Marie Anna Weigel, Lo­ Tomorrow, Fridav, May 12, the DUKE’S GRILL paper, please mention that Owens. retta Peterson, Erma Davis, Pearl Very Rev. John J. Flanagan, S.J.. Bu«. Phone: E.Ast 2723 Marlon Radio Service you saw their advertise- Father Morgan requests a large|Shaul, Joan Arlene Cono, Dorothy president of Regis, is scheduled ••CHLTK" HEFNER. Prop. meeting this Friday after services! Schmuki. Maud Jones. Charles to return from St. Louis, where EVEN THE CAMEL We Buy, 1620 E. 34TH A>T. ment. for the bazaar workers. Chairmen Cavanaugh. Edward Davis, Charles he has been giving a retreat to Ted Chase of the booths are asked to be I Fischer, Barbara Ann Genty, Floyd the Jesuit philosophers in St. Even the camel, unaccustomed Sell, Trade, present as this is an important Brouillard, and Donald Roth. The Louis university. as he is to public drinking, USED OlVRS Blessed Sacrament meeting. Mothers' club will serve breakfast News reached Regis that Jos­ must sneak a gallon or two COLFA.T AND DETROIT Denver Repair. The games party will be held eph A. Castor, former Ranger Acroaa from East Hish for the children after the 8 o’clock of water every few days. EM. 5936 2827 K. COLFAX Wednesday evening at 8:30 p.m.;Mass. football star, was commissioned 22nd & EA. Sunday will be Communion day! The Sacrament of Confirmation a second lieutenant in the Your car battery can sund a Prr tkeamej Su LAWSON DRUG GO. 1 8 2 3 ifor the Holy Name men. The will be administered Tuesday eve- marines. He is in the marine lot of heat and dryness, but Gal. ALSO TRINIDAD COLO. — LIQUORS '.flowers on the Altar for the first ning at 7:15 by .Archbishop Urban training base in Quantico, Va. KEM-TONE $ 3 .1 8 it, too, gets thirsty every so week in May were furnished by J. Vehr. Those to be confirmed] ------TRIMZ often. Lack of water causes SAVE TIKES-BUT AT OLSON'S the Holy Name men. jare Bettv Heffington, Mary Janeif\ i T ' 1 READY-PASTED WALLPAPER Emerr*ncy Serrir^ in Our Neifhbnrhood Mrs. Alice McNulty has re- Belton, Tom Collins, Betty L o U ir f lY P r il - I P J I f r l P f short battery life and expen- ceived world that her son. Pfc.lCenty, Elizabeth Carev, Sally''^ 0.1 V lll 1 VOV.11V1 ANDERSON BROS. x/A'./' r v m FOOD Texaco’s KOA Station stve replacements, so don’t STORES Floyd McNulty, has arrived safely | Ager. Mac Marshall. Patricia Jones, let yours go dry. Drive in to­ Colftx and Jaaephinr JOHN C. KING. New Manaeer in England. Anna M. Schmuki, Alfred Krause, day and let us check the water OLSON’S 5915 Ea»t Colfax— At Jaamine Street Meeting Day Set Leonard Katzenmeyer. Rill Jones. level and capacity—N o charge COLFAX^y WASHINGTON 2750 W. 29ih Tflephone EM. 9917 Billy Schmuki. Glenn Katzenmeyer, GL. 3613 WE SPECIALIZE IN MOTOR FOR SMART for this service When buying from the TCNE-UPS AND ELECTRICAL Nona June Dodd, Alyce Staab, 5019 E. ColUx EM. 2731 Mrs. T. J. Morris.sey, president KE. 4576 TROUBLES LADIES’ IVEAR John Erger, Joyzelle Barrett, Shir- firms advertising in this 3030 E. 6th EA. 1801 VISIT ley Ann Kuhn. Clare Cavanaugh,!*’^ the Catholic Parent-Teacher Vena is the paper, please mention that John C. Karelia Shop Anne Keough, .Alien Kraqse. Tony I league, announces that the date and battery with FUR STORAGE Rorgheinrk. Norman Dahl, Patsy! time of the May meeting have been Plate-lock j’ou saw their advertise­ B0.4RD M ALK 70 BROADWAY ronstruaioo Remodeling Repairing Scholl Coleman, Mary France,« Gerstner, changed to Wednesday afternoon. ment. SHOE REP.AIR Neil Sponsel, .Jerry Villano. Bar­ — guards FI.N ESI May 17, at 2 o’clock in the Cath­ against in INVKSI IN FIJIW MEATS AND QUALITY MATERIAL AND bara Ann Genty, Tommy Wright, lemal shorts GROCERIES WORKMANSHIP Beatrice V a n 0 r n u m, .Joseph olic Charities annex, E. 17th Rea. 3237 So. Grant. Phone Enf. 981-W lengthens — All Wor!; Guaranteed— Younkermann, P’loyd Brouillard. avenue and Grant street, Denver bafterv life. We Buy P I .A N O S *nd Sell Following a business meeting there 3815 Fairfax 1716 EAST 23rd AVE.—AT DEXTER and Benny Mazanec, in addition to Where the EM. 2706 ARIVOLD WADE adults who received private in- will be a tea honoring the out TUNING — VOICING — REPAIRING structions. going and incoming officers of all Formerly With Darrov' Muai% Co. affiliated units. * V E S T A * SPRING FOR FIRST CLASS SERVICE Sixteen Years The nominating committee, con­ Crowds go I and WORK5UNSHIP Down Town Office 425 - 14th Street Telephone TAbor 8805 St. Joseph’s Guild to sisting of Mmes. J. Roach. M. CALL Cooke, C. Wood, and F. Thomp­ CHECK-UP! son, will present the slate of new DAVE STAUB for... HESSLER, CLEANERS ' w w w w Buy Convent Linens Open 7 to 7 Daily — Cloiad Wedneaday officers, and election and installa­ Delicious Fried Chicken Dinners Bailey’s Texaco Service PHONE EA.t 9525 tion will take place. Reports on AUTO SERVICE 4600 EAST COLFAX In the May meeting of St. Jos­ the year’s actirities will be given. CARL’S 2&th and Fairfax EMeraon 9924 PARK HILL eph's guild the members decided Overhauling Our Specially .3109 E. COLFAX to replenish the linens for the con­ We Specialize in Permanent 12 Tons of Old Records OILING AND GREASING vent chapel of St. Patrick’s parish, Waving and Hair Styling GLEANERS North Speer at 29th GL. 3 S 4 5 OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK Denver. Collected by Legion ST. P iL MFE THELMA KASSON S TAILORS Miss Ann O’Neill and Miss Vir­ ginia and Miss Helene Grout were REALTY SALON 4622 E. 23rd Ave. welcomed as new members. Twelve tons of old records—to THEL.MA KASSON. Manaxar The president, Mrs. Anne Mc- be remade into new records for 2576 COLORADO BLVD, Expert Alterations service men overseas— were shipped It's Time to Call PRONE DEXTER 1188 Callin. appointed Mrs. A. C. Trem- DENVER. COLORADO and Repairs lett, Mrs. John H. Spillane, Mrs. this week to the manufacturers, O. £ . LIGGITT. Nsnaser Lucile Jacques, and Mrs. Harry Mike Hayes, drive chairman, an­ Uai: CHEV, EPEC.IAL DE LUXE club P a r a d ise Cleaners Grout to have charge of the card nounced in a Leyden-Chiles-Wick- ocupe. oriEinal 2-fene ftniih, perfect EA. 6235 ersham post 1 meeting of the Amer­ r-iAhair upheletenns. radio, heater, a 1- party on Sept. 18 in the Public for SPRING CLEANING OF RUGS, DRAPES oimer car. driven only 21.000 milea, that Service Hospitality center. ican Legion, Denver. 4 Convenient Locations yo'j will find polid, noieeleas and nearly Members will assemble in the Joseph Leyden, past commander, and OVERSTUFFED FURNITURE ne-'. Drive it and buv it home of Mrs. W. C. Fletcher and who recently returned from a con­ A* 3242 E. Colfax at Adams St. OTHER 1-OWNER CARS sp ;E r I'vpi ST EMerson 2783 1” P) DODGE DE Lt.'.XE 4-DR. SEDAN. Mrs. Karl L. Mayer, 1653 Fair­ ference in Washington, discussed -«dio. heater, beauulul red finiih. t-oYiE-flBaMjfflNBSaTiHRWI fax street, at 2 p.m. Wednesday, pending service legislation in the (Also Mofh 1940 FORD DE LUXE 2-DOOR SEDAN, meeting. it 7235 E. Colfax at Quebec radio, heater, excellent condition. June 14, to organize a sewing EMeraon 5420 ClAND DISEASES cirde. Proofing) 1940 FORD DE LUXE CLUB COUPE, Italian Sausage, “ The Best in radio, heater, original tirea and finiah. LWDr.P.WFOl The hostesses for the social hour 'it 1217 R Sixth Avt. at Downing 1549 PLYMOUTH CONVERTIBLE were Miss Ellen Gernon, Mrs. J. Town,” Tejon (^ask Grocery and CHerry 7814 COUPE, radio, heater, original top The firms listed here de­ AftkMA. lUr yWtr, CstonK Market, 3758 Tejon.— Adv. and finuh. IIrm, MeadeeW, R. 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l.i FINE RECORD OF VOLUNTEER Wnman Hannv at I • i I r i LOOP inAKKET 20 Youngsters of Quality f • WAR WORK IS MADE IN PARISH " !• FIFTEENTH AND LAWRENCE I 4 Free Perking With Parchaie o( SOc or More at 1429 Lawrence »,» I ^ Parish to Receive (St. Pbilomena’t Pariih, Denver) cookies to the USO club in the Death to Know A notable record of volunteer week. SOLES war work has been established by Mr. and Mrs. John Koehl were PUPPIES IMMEDIATE SERVICE the women of St. Philomena’s par­ recent donors to the blood bank. ish, it was revealed in a recent re­ The Holy Name society will re­ Men’s, Women’s and Children’s First Communion She Aids Church * port by Mrs. E. L. Stakebake, de­ Half Soles ceive Communion Sunday in the m All Work Gnsrantsed fense chairman of the women’s 8:15 Hass. Beautiful Singling Canaries, Parakeets, Love Birds, volunteer service of the parish. LOOP SHOE REPAIR SHOP (St> James’ Parish, Denver) All new officers of the PTA For the greater part of her long Turtles, Tropical Fish, Aquatic Plants, New and are expected to attend the meet­ * LOOP MARKET Twenty children of the parish Mrs. E. L. Stakebake, defense life, Miss Catherine Marie Quig­ will receive First Communion this chairman of the women’s volun­ ing and tea of the CTPL on ley lived frugally and worked Used Aquariums, Potted Plants. z Sunday in the 7:30 Mass. Mem­ teer service of St. Philomena’s par­ May 17,. at 2 p.m. in the Catholic faithfully as a maid, happy in the DOG, BIRD AND FISH REMEDIES bers of the class are Patricia Ann ish submits a report frbm May Charities annex. The Rev. Hu­ knowledge that thus she would be Mr. Walter J. Kcrwin, now associ­ Mittelstadt, Phyllis Ann Sticksel, 1, 1943. Two hundred and eighty- bert Newell and Mrs. Tj J. Mor­ able to do something magnificent Headquarters for Dog Foods ated with Jos. M. Fishman, invites Joan Ann Kottenstette, Jacqueline nine women, exclusive of the SL rissey will be present to receive for the Church, That Miss Quig­ his many old friends and customers Huffsmith, Donna Mary Parker, Philomena’s school children,worked the members. ley realized her ambition was re­ to visit him for sueeestions. Donna Mae Hiener, Mary Lou 12,812 hours. The seventh and Fifty-five women attended the ported last week in the Denver FRESH FROZEN HORSE MEAT . . lOe lb. Rowten, Carole Ann Hieraer, Mary eighth grade girls, together with monthly meeting of SL Philo­ Catholic Regieter when it was re­ FIRST COMMUNION Lou Leavitt, Linda Leyden, Neal 60 women of the parish, donated mena’s Altar and Rosary society vealed that the bulk of a $33,000 Lucky Dog - Napoleon Dog Loaves CONFIRMATION GIFTS Ward, William Van Dyke, Douglas more than 80,000 cookies to the in the home of Mrs. James T. estate had been left to Church in­ Hughes, James Fattor, Donald USO-NCCS; and 36 women con­ Cronin Monday, May 8. Mmes. stitutions under the terms of her 14 POPULAR DRY DOG FOODS Smith, Donald Quinn, Charles tributed to the Red Cross blood Otto Kiene and H. B. Fisher as­ will filed for probate in the Den­ Neeld, Richard Halpin, and Robert bank. Some gave five donations. sisted Mrs. Cronin. Mrs. Wilde of ver County court. She had saved JOS. M. FISHMAN Funnell. John O’Shea and Tom Mary Frances Ames made seven Piedmont, Calif., and Mrs. Marne and invested wisely. Jeiceler and Optician Kottenstette will be pages, and contributions. Downing were guests. The reports Miss Quigley, in her 80’s when BOYD’S ' BIRD STORES GLASSES ON CREDIT Marlene O’Leary and Joan Thoden The war work included home of the secretary and treasurer she died, was a native of Alton, 1513 Glenarm and 3539 E. Colfax I* flower girls. Breakfast will be nursing, surgical dressing, first aid, were read and approved. 111. She came west as a young 807 15ih St. TA. 0029 served after Mass in the Montclair nurses’ aid, Red Cross sewing, The president, Mrs. T. C. girl and settled in Denver. She Civic building. Mrs. Charles Par- knitting, nutrition, canteen, dieti­ Rhoades, thanked Mrs. P. H. Wil­ feamed well one art— the manage­ slow and Mrs. Reginald Thoden, tian’s aid, braille, war bond sales, liams and Mrs. Thomas McConnell ment of an ordered home and the a.ssisted by mothers of the class, ration board, USO, Navy Relief for their work in the sanctuary in secret of making its members will serve society, B.M.H.A., staff assistants, the month of April, and Mrs. Louis happy. Miss Quigley customarily a/i 0/( cou/2^ Recent Baptisms were those of scrapbooks, block area workers, F. Morrato for her offer of assist­ referred to herself as a maid and Richard Martin, infant son of Dr. care of children for working moth­ ance in the sanctuary for May, the considered herself merely a hard­ ers, victory garden survey. Red Remember Mother . . Advertisers that merit your patronage. They are and Mrs. Richard M. Mulligan, present month. working domestic servant— but V Cross drive, and War Chest drive. she was a skilled executive direc­ reliable, consistent and appreciate your support. with Erwing F. Geever and Marie Mmes. T. C. Rhoades and J. J. Kavanaugh as sponsors, and Ray­ More than 1,000 hours were con­ Torpey volunteered to be dele­ tor, a diplomat, and a human dy­ She's a Hero, mond Joseph, infant son of Mr. tributed in other volunteer work. gates to the ACCW meeting to namo, say those in whose homes and Mrs. Joseph Paolucci, with Mr. Mrs. Paul Eckelman donated be held in the Shirley-Savoy hotel she served. For nearly 40 years, FOR QUALITY CORN FED and Mrs. Frank A. Piro as spon­ May 23. Miss A. Girardot and Miss Quigley was employed in one sors. Denver house at 700 Washing­ MEATS & POULTRY SEE Mrs. Gunnison are the alternates. MOTHER’S DAY IS INSURANCE Our Lady of the Holy Rosary Mrs. J. D. Goodrow and Mrs. ton street. It was there she served circle met last Thursday in the May Crowning to Louis F. Morrato volunteered to the Fergusons for 15 years and SUNDAY, MAY 14 IIABTOAY’S JOS. J. CELLA home of Mrs. William Haffey. Mrs. sew on the altar linens. the John McMurtrys for 25 more. 1030 W. Colfax TA. 7297 Thomas Degan and Mrs. T. Mc­ Notes were read from Mrs. M. A member of S t Joseph’s parish 1120 Security Bldg. Carthy won the honors. in West Denver, Miss Quigley was Plione KEystone 2633 Blake Vifquain, Mrs. Robert Masses on Ascension Thursday Be Held May 14 Koenne, and Mrs. E. E. Nevans. faithfuL in attending Mass. De- We’ve gift suggestions, galore, for your will be at 6, 7, 8, and 9 o’clock. J L. octogenarian years, Miss Mrs.^jIamM Quigley seldom was a W n t from In line with the suggestion of home for the June meeting. Mrs. Mother. All at JOSLIN’S usual thrift prices. Archbishop Urban Vehr, a , Holy (St. Vincent’* de Paul’* Paruh, church on a Sunday. She was ill F. M. Mills will be co-hostess. only a few days before her death Hour will be held in St. James’ on Denver) Mrs. J. J. Sullivan sang Schu- COLFAX MARKET D-day. in St. Joseph’s hospital. A fre- COLKAX A'i COLFAX A t The May crowning procession ] bert’s “ Ave Maria,” “ Down in a quent visitor during her last ill­ DOWNING JHss Augustine Girardot, circle will take place Sunday. May 14, UARIOK Fprest,” and “ A Lullaby.” ness was the Rt, Rev. Monsignor chairman, and her committee, Mrs. at 3:30 p.m. in St. Vincent de In the social hour that followed T. R. Young and Mrs. J, P. Red­ David T. O’Dwyer, who had known Paul’s church. “ Hail Holy Queen” refreshments were served. dick, met last week. Anyone inter­ will be sung by the children's her for many years. J O S L I N ^ S ested in joining a circle, please call choir, followed by the crowning The following clubs met in the Miss Quigley left no survivors. W SpecUlize tn Phone Miss Girardot, EA. 0462. and the act of consecration, ser­ week: Mrs. Anna Campbell was A Requiem High Mass was offered “ Everything hostess to Mrs. J. D. Goodrow's .MIIJv FED Tabor ‘1776’ The Pinochle club will meet this mon by the Rev. John Stein, and for her in St. Joseph’s church. 16th & Curtis D enver Benediction of the Blessed Sacra­ club on Wednesday. Mrs. Harry Burial was in Alton, 111. POULTRY Under th^ Saturday evening at 8 o’clock in O’Day’s club met Tuesday with the church clubroom. New mem­ ment. Miss Jo Anne Law was Miss Anne O’Neil. Mrs. J. A. bers are needed. * chosen by her classmates of the Sea” O’Neill’s club was entertained in Complete Line of A large attendance is expected eighth grade to crown the statue Deanery Officers to the home of Mrs. Margaret O’Con­ BRUNO'S 1130 E. of the Blessed Virgin, and John SEA FOODS and at the Altar and Rosary card party nor. Mrs. P. F. Giblin’s club met ^ flSH ’ POULf^l Friday, May 12, at I o’clock in the Hett was chosen as the escort to Be Installed Monday FRESH FISH Colfax Ave. the May queen. • with Mrs. Harry T. Zook. Mrs. Montclair Civic building. T. E. Carey entertained her club The members of Ava Maria cir­ The final PTA meeting of the You can [FREE DELIVERT AT 10 A. M. AND 2 P. M4 in her home last Friday. cle will be guests of Mrs. A. R. Mr*. J. T. Tierney will in­ year was held Monday afternoon. stall the officer* of the Den­ Le Bois, 1355 Locust street, New officers were installed bv Miss Mary Frances Ames en­ ALWAYS Wednesday, May 17. tertained at a personal shower in ver Deanery on Monday, Mrs. T. J. Morrissey. The war May 15, at 2 p.m. in the Sgt. Jack Plunkett, son of Mr.[chairman reported that more than her home Sunday afternoon, May Find Just That SWEETEST Catholic Charities annex. Re­ and Mrs. J. R. Plunkett, is home on'two tons of tin have been collected 7, in honor of Miss Winifred Bu­ cher, whose marriage to Dr. Kemp port* covering the work of mOTHER’S DRV DAY OF ALL furlough. Pfc. Norman Fennel,[by the school, and $6,745.85 in the past year will be made by son of Mrs. A. Fennel, is also home;stamps and bonds .sold since Sep- Cooper will take place in the near I I A T future. officer* and chairman and a on furlough. I tember. A waste paper drive will social hour will follow. A cor­ REMEMBER HER WITH A LOVELY Mrs. John Bahlman of San AT Mrs. Dana Rowten will be hostess be held Thursday, May 25, and dial invitation is extended to to St. James circle Thursday, each child is requested to bring Francisco, Calif., is a ^ e s t of May 11. all newly elected presidents POTTED PLANT OR CUT FLOWERS not fewer than 15 pounds of paper Mrs. Helen Zook Furstenberg. and parish representatives. Mrs. W. Marrow, mother of Wal­ in order that the school will re­ Mrs. John B. Furstenburg en­ ter Marrow of this parish, is ill in ceive a certificate of honor. tertained at a buffet supper and R n n o ’ s St. Joseph’s hospital, Denver. 40 HOURS’ DEVOTION Our Lady of Victory circle w-ill bridge party in her home Tuesday MILLINERY CLARK’S FLOWERS meet Wednesday afternoon. May evening in honor of Mrs. Helen ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER 17, in the home of Mrs. Charles Zook Furstenberg and her guest, Week of Sunday, May 14: TA. 3662 Open Sunday Courtney, 1273 S. York street. Mrs. John Bahlman. Our Lady of Sorrow* church, MOTHER’S DAY Cor. 15lh & Stout [ The time of Masses on Ascen­ Henry C. Cooper is home on fur­ East Lake (Thirteen Hours’). U' sion Thursday will be 6, 7, 8:30, lough from his post in California. and 9:30 o’clock. The Rev. Paul Reed officiated St. Francis’ circle met with Mrs. in the marriage ceremony of Miss Stanley Davies April 25. Mrs. Ruth M. Hankla, daughter of Mr. Brennen and Mrs. Shanahan won and Mrs. W. W. Hankla of Minot, i ★ BUY A HOME in the the awards. The next meeting will N. Dak., and Donald A. Steinkamp be with Mrs. Paul Brennen May 9. in St. Philomena’s church Sunday, St. Jude’s circle met April 20 May 7. Miss Lola Winner was the Parish of Your Choice with Mrs. A. Leggett, and. again maid of honor. N o r b e r t Law­ FOOTWEAR .May 3 with Mrs. Charles Minor. rence was Mr. Steinkamp’s best| LIST YOUR PROPERTY FOR SALE (Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish, The next meeting will be May 25, man. Mack Switzer and L. Ber-' WITH ANY OF THESE DEALERS BEST IN QUALITY. NEWEST IN Denver) with Mrs. J. A. McDonald as hos­ nard were the ushers. Joseph STYLE O’Neil sang an “ Ave Maria.” Im­ 52 Year* In che Pike* Peak Renton St. Rocco’s society will sponsor tess. its annual bazaar and band concert Our Lady of Perpetir4l Help mediately following the ceremony THEVORHESSHOECO. celebration on Saturday and Sun­ circle met May 3 with Mrs. Edgar a reception was held in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Croke, COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO. day, May 13 and 14, at 35th and Alcorn. The South Denver District If You Want to JV, Upon their return from a wed­ 230 So. MENNINGER & CO. Navajo. The St. Rocco procession court of honor will be held Mon­ GEORGE RICE, Bdwy. Sell Your Home will be held Sunday afternoon, be­ ding trip, the couple will reside in Wants to and will bt flad to terre day, May 15. All scouts of troop CslI Us snd Stsrt Pseking Bulova, Cruen and ginning at 4:30, in Mt. Carmel 140, their parents, and friends, Denver. you coorteosly and satisfactorily on Cilyicide Suburban Saleg fFe Have the Buyers Hamilton Watches church. The public is invited to [are asked to attend. Mrs. J. F. Jordan entertained at the celebration. dinner Saturday evening for Real Estate Problems ET.ning Calls. Tho.. C. Organ. EA. 0108 H OS A HIES Walter F. Mclnernev of the We have buyers for .5 and 6 CLINE & HARDESTY REALTY The Hol>- Name society wilLpenver Police department was the Jack Monaghan, Sidney Bishop, 2027 E. Colfsx EA. 7703 7227 E. Colfsx EA. 1865 sponsor a Fathers and Sons Com- guest speaker at the last Wednes- Dick Chase, Harry Zook, Dick Coupe, Jimmy Jordan, Hugh Por­ room homes near Loyola KAPELKES munion Sunday, May 14, in the 7 day meeting of the Boy Scouts. VILLAGE INN o’clock Mas.s. The monthly meeting ter, and Raymond Kerr. and St. Francis de Sales’ 9 S. TEJON Officer Mclnerney appealed to the will be held Friday, May 12, at 8 Monday evening Mrs. Ted Chase scouts to be good citizens and to LLOYD G. COMPANY p.m., in the school hall co-operate with the police in obey­ entertained the same group of churches. List yours for The St. Bernadette study club STEINMETZ ing the curfew and in avoiding boys at dinner in honor of the quick sale. 601 SOUTH LOGAN STREET, DENVER. COLO. FOOTflEAK ALEY DRUG 00. will meet Wednesday, May 17, at hitchhiking. There were 22 scouts birthday of her son, Dick. Miss Real Estate 1 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Sue present. Alice Sutherland of La Grange, Sales, Rentals, Loans, Trades .>/ ) r«r.< n/ tjuatity Gavito. PRESCRII^TION The last all-day hike of the Ga., is a guest of Mrs. E. L. Stake­ ALSO HOSIERY AND BAGS Phone PE. 2448 SPnie* 0904 FIRE AND U A B ILITY IN SU R AN Cl DRUGGISTS The members of St. Juliana’s school year was taken last Satur­ bake. sewing club were guests of Mrs. day to the mountains, with 17 The Vorhes Shoe Go. Phon^ Main 250 332 So. Tejon SL Paul J. Villano, Wednesday, May scouts in attendance. The troop 230 So. COLORADO SPRINGS 3. Games were played and refresh­ * 4 wishes to thank George Koelbert GEGRGE RICE, Bdwy. Jllidwest Realty Company a m ments served. for the usa of his truck. Moving Fred Siebolds Is The Adolla club members held a pictures of mountaineering and Denver’s First Rice Realtor WE — WANT — LISTINGS dinner in a local restaurant Tues­ camping in Rocky Mountain Na­ SEE US FOR ALL KINDS OF REAL ESTATE day evening. May 9. The parish First Lieutenant Plctar.* S s T s Timt, Tirss, Gss 3421 East Colfax Wm. T. Henning, Mgr. Phone: EAat 7227 FR.\.\K GOTTEN FRANK GOTTEN, JR. tional park will be shown at the priests w’ere guests of honor. next regular meeting, and all boys INSURANCE . . IX)ANS OF ALL KINDS The English section of the A ltar'of parish are invited to attend "A QUARTER OP'A CENTURY IN THE BUSINESS" 1 society, after the regular mwting, guests of the troop. Fred Meine Air Transport Command Base, gave a pantry shower for the sis- won a week at Camp Tahosa for India.— Fred M. Siebolds has been ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S promoted to first lieutenan^ it has ANNUNCIATION PARISH I ters of the school. winning the model airplane com­ 501 So. High been announced here by Brig. Gen. 8508 ADAM S; $3,500, 2 stnry. 3 Iwd- THE SUN REALTY CO. I A farewell dinner for the grad- petition at the recent circus and 5 Rooms, newly redecorated, full base* I nates of 1944 wdll be served by the Thomas 0. Hardin, commanding ment, laundry tubs. Priced riffht. Can room house, stoker heat, insulated, 2 was given the award. arrange reasonable terms. Shown by lots, double garaa-e. BUY WAR BONDS [.seventh and eighth grade pupils general of the India-China wing, appointment. Mothers of the seventh graders air transport command. REALTORS and INSURANCE SPECIALISTS [in the school hall Wednesday eve- ST. DOMINIC’S PARISH ANDSTAmPS met Tuesday in the school hall to FREO LERHER s9 Ining, May 17. make plans for the annual grad­ Lt. Siebolds, brother of Mrs. 3630 W . 29th The Masses on Ascension day, uation breakfast. A meeting of W. H. Jones of 930 Monroe street, Story and half, modem 6*room house. SP. 2183 TA. 7147 ★ : May 18, will be at 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9 Denver, Colo., was in the railway Priced veby reasonable. Can arrange M A I.\ 2 3 8 the eighth grade parents was held terms. i o’clock. last Friday after Benediction to mail service before he joined the Baptized Sunday, May 7, were complete plans for the gradua­ army. He attended the University 127 East Pikes Peak .Avenue David Gerald Piccoli, son of Mr. tion games party, to be held in the of Minnesota. He has been in the Wm. F. Stanek, Realtor [and Mrs. David Picolli, with An- school hall Friday, May 19. China-Burma-India theater more MOVING-PACKING-STORAGE [thony and Lucille Presentati as than 10 months. KE. 0720 COLORADO SPRINGS. COLORAD 1 The choir, composed of seventh ^'Household Goods To and From Everywhere sponsors; and Margaret Ann Quar- and eighth grade pupils of St. Vin­ The India-China wing of the air[ I HELP YOU FINANCE atino, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. cent’s school and directed by Sis­ transport command is the U. S. 230 Central Sav. Bank Bldg. With Skill and Care” Jerry Quaratino, with Leo and ter Mary Victor, entertained mem­ army air forces unit, which trans­ Theresa Spahn as sponsors, bers of the Altar and Rosary so­ ports vast quantities of military i Victor Ciaco, aviation raachin- ciety May 4. freight from India to China by H A V E YOU THE JOHNSON STORAGE Ust’s mate second class, youngest air across the North Burma MODERNIZED YOUR ison of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ciaco “ hump” of the Himalaya moun- .of 3914 Jason, recently was home Galholic Dancer lo taina. The natural perils of this INSURANCE? AND MOVING COMPANY SUPPORT Ion a 30-day leave. Victor joined route are augmented by the threat Protect yourself against nese Since 1905 [the navy in August, 1941, and of Japanese attack on the unarmed haiards. spent the past two years at a land Be Goncerl SoloisI 221 Broadway — Denver — P E arl 2433 cargoTihips. HORACE W. BENNETT base in the Hawaiian islands. ------The FiUh W ar One of the outstanding members Your Phrehaoe of War Bond* & CO. Dominican to Address of the Martha Wilcox dance group and SlamlM Helps Secure Your tl# Tabsr Bldg. Phont TA. 1171 that is scheduled to appear in a FRANK ENGLAND. Jr. Hansgtr Loan Cathedral Altar Club Future. concert in Phipps auditorium, Den- Insaraae* OspartBsnt The Cathedral Altar and Rosary da ■■ ^ ■■ver, on Saturday,da ■■May 27,^ is ■■ver, Eyca Examined Claaaea fitted society will meet at 2 o’clock Fri­ Teresa Gushurst, whose training THE GLEN SHULTZ AUTO SUPPLY GO. day in the Catholic Charities in classical ballet and modem BARRY M. LUSTIG FOR QUICK AND annex, E. 17th avenue and Grant dances makes her one of the out­ CASH DISTRIBUTORS street, Denver. The Rev. John B. standing young dancers in the city. OPTOMETRIST '‘■'VCc Schneider, O.P., will speak on the EFFICIENT SALE OF I Will Pay Cash for Small AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES AND A Catholic, she is the daughter of Confraternity of the Rosary. Mem­ Mr. and Mrs. Fred W'. Gushurst of Office Phone KEystone S683 DU PO.NT PAINTS bers who wish to have rosaries Denver and a senior in the Uni­ 9S5 Fifteenth Sl YOUR PROPERTY. Homes in or Near Denver. blessed with a special blessing are versity of Denver, where she is ocm an • prbsoriptions rxLLKD asked to bring them to the meet­ majoring in education. For the Quick Action—Call or See ing. Mr. forthcoming concert. Miss Gushurst Phone EM. 8837 t Hostesses for the afternoon will has assisted with the choreography BOIVIVER’S include Mrs. John Demmer, Mrs. for several numbers, and appears Edward Fagan, Mrs. Katherine in almost every dance on the pro­ TEXACO SERVICE T. E. GREECE BUY WAR BONDS Dameron, Mrs. William Samz, and gram. Tickets for the dance con­ Expert Lubrication Service Mrs. G. l l Schott. cert, which is beings presented by 1643 Stont TA. 6266 A large attendance is requested the University of Denver, are on Gas. Oil sa4 A tessstriss A ^ D as the election o f officers will take sale at Chappell house and the La­ Spssr BItA. S t Baaaecfe place. ment School of Music. 4649 £. CULFAX PAGE EIGHT Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday May 11, 1944 1rt ^ ff

fact demonstrated Nurse’s Uniform Has Changed I^eft to right are * » Mullen, Holy Family Teams P I) DFFICIRS Contuela Munoz, school uniform of 1900; Barbara Wadsworth, junior student uniform ; Martha Freeland, Archbishop to Confirm 35 r » senior student uniform ; Charlotte Dieckman, school outdoor uniform ; and Jane Lebsock, surgical uni­ form. The different styles o f nursing dress were shown at an open house program in St. Anthony's hos- Tied for Lead in Baseball ' Of SF. LORIS' pital, Denver, Satmx^y afternoon.______In Golden Chnrch May 15 The Mullen high school Mus­ the mound. The Cardinals won Golden.— Confirmation will be five adults and children arc in the tangs and the Holy Family Tigers 6-4. administered by Archbishop Urban class. A number of priests will were tied for first place in the There will be no games next J. Vehr in St. Joseph’s church on assist the Archbishop in the cere­ ORE I S I L L O Monday evening, May 15. Thirty- mony. Catholic high school baseball Sunday because of Mother’s day. league after the games at Regis, Three games were scheduled in the A Holy Hour of adoration and Denver, Sunday afternoon, May 7. week. St. Joseph’s against Holy (St. LouU’ Parisli, Englewod) prayer will be held on the eve­ Both teams were undefeated. Family high; Annunciation Cardi­ ning of the day the invasion of Mullen high kept its slate clean nals vs. Cathedral Bluejays; and The St. Louis PTA met Tues IM F RECFIVE Europe occurs. This is in response by handing the Regia Reds a 5- St. Francis’ vs. Mullen high. Three day evening, May 9, in the school to the appeals of the Holy Father 2 lacing, and Holy Family re­ more games are to be played on hall with 70 membdrs'present. Mrs. and Archbishop Vehr for special mained at the top because of a May 18. Mullen hi';h will meet Fred Thompson, [president, pre­ prayers on D-day. The Holy rained-out game with the Cathe­ Annunciation high; athedral high sided. Hour on that day will begin at dral Bluejays. The other game plays Regis high; and S t Francis’ The Boy Scout troop led the 7:45 p.m. Sunday afternoon found the An­ will tackle Holy Family high. pledge of allegiance to the flag. St. Joseph’s Altar and Rosary nunciation Cardinals slipping into The box scores of last Sunday’s Mrs. Thomas J. Morrissey in society held its regular meeting the win column by reason of the games follow; stalled the following oflicers who in the rectory on Wednesday, brilliant relief pitching of Danny ANNUNCIATION HIGH will serve for the coming year: May 3, when the pastor, the Rev. Krasovich, who came to the rescue Player AB. H. PO. A. President, Mrs. F. H. Thompson; Barry J. Wogan, was host. Dele­ of his mates after the St Joseph Carbone. If ...... 1 0 0 0 Joyce. 2b ...... 4 1 1 1 first vice president, Mrs. B. Keims; gates chosen to attend the annual Bulldogs drove Fred Straface from (St. Mary'» Academy, Denver) Cassidy, a s ...... •... 2 1 3 2 second vice president, the Very ACCW convention on May 23 were GHvar, c ...... 4 3 10 1 Rev. Joseph P. D’Heron; secretary A class of eight small girls re­ ApRllse. 8b ...... __ 8 0 1 2 ceived First Communion Sunday Mrs. Hugh Beers and Mrs. H. E. Collo. rf-lf ...... — 0 Mrs. William Cline; treasurer, Mrs. .... a 1 1 in the 8 o’clock Mass in the acad­ Short, with Mrs. Fred Meyer and Mares, cf ...... ___ 2 0 0 1 E. L. Glenn; and historian, Mrs. Mrs. Charles Hemberger as alter­ Shea, lb ...... 0 5 0 emy chapel. Those in the class were Straface, p-rf ...... 2 1 0 0 W’alter Kissell. A gift was pre­ nates. sented to Mrs. Morrissey from the Margaret Rose Gonzales, Charlene Krsovich, p ...... - . 1 0 0 1 Roth, Patsy Tisdall, Lorenia Hill, The nominating committee pre­ w w PTA. Totals ...... 26 6 21 8 Mary Kathleen Moffat, Sarah Ann sented the following slate of offi­ ST. JOSEPH’S Other prominent guests were Mrs. Robinson, Marchia Duffey, and cers for the coming year; Presi­ Player AB. H. PO. A Rogers, county health nurse; Mrs. Frances Jeanette Goodman. The dent, Mrs. Charles Hemberger; Bruneat. rf ...... 8 1 1 0 William Wagoner, president of the Mattie, rf ...... 1 0 0 0 angels were Mary Helen Kannaly vice president, Mrs. Hugh Beers; Cretzer. If ...... 4 1 0 0 Arapahoe county PTA; and the and Mary Elizabeth Stock. secretary, Mrs. E. L. Earnhardt; Cupp. 2b ...... 2 1 2 Rev. Hubert Newell, who com­ Mrs. Morrison Shaffroth, chair- treasurer, Mrs. Guy Eaton. Elec­ DiTolla, lb ...... „ 3 0 7 0 mended the parish and workers on tion of officers will be held in the Wolki, c ...... 3 2 9 1 man of the Junior Red Cross, pre- - *■ the successful drive by the V-44 L. Pfiefer, cf ...... 2 0 0 0 sided at an assembly held Wednes- meeting. Malone, ss ...... 8 0 2 2 club and the importance of Cath The Easter Saturday food sale H. Pfiefer ...... 1 0 1 0 day morning. Mrs. Shaffroth out­ olic education. was reported a decided success. Summer activities of various Dufficy ...... —2 0 4 lined the summer program for Jun­ Mrs. James Jackson gave a re ior workers. Accompanying Mrs. The women reported 248 hours Junior Red Cross branches were Totals ...... 25 8 21 9 port on legislature. Mrs. Elmer outlined in an assembly sponsored Annunciation high ...... 004 002 0— 6 HIGH SCHOOL NURSE AIDES Shaffroth were Mrs. Earl H. of work in the various organiza­ St. Joseph’s ...... 040 000 0— 4 Vogrt reported on the >checkup she Latcham, who spoke on canteen tions of civilian defense, including May 8 by Senior Red Cross de­ Errors: Cupp 2. Shea. .Runs batted^ made during the past year for the service including mobile and blood Red Cross and USO work. partment heads at Cathedral high in: Dufficy 2, Cupp 2, J ^ c e 2. Comi- school children. donor service; Mrs. E. Fraser neilo 2. Two-base hita: C ^ in e llo . Cupp RECEIVE CAPS AT CEREMONY Mr.s. George Salankey of Maple school, Denver. Mrs. Morrison Sfolen bases: Glivar, Casaioy. Sacrificaa: Any war service activity should Bishop, who heads water safety Grove was welcomed into the so­ Shea. Cassidy. Double playA: Malone to Shafroth, chairman of the Jun­ be reported to Mrs. G. Smilanic, service; Mrs. Donald C. Bromfield, ciety. Cupp. Glivar to Shea. Left on baaea: who will then be able to make her (St. Francis de Sales’ Parish, following: Darrell Reum, James who urged participation in home Annunciation high 8. St. Joseph’s 2. The group made tentative plans ior Red Cross, related the duties report to the Catholic PTA War Denver) Powers, William Gains, and Rich­ II ST. INTNONI’S nursing classes; and Mrs. Cyrus Bases on balls: Off Straface 3. off Krso* for a card party to be held soon of hospital aides, child care aides, vich, 4. off Dufficy 8. Struck out: By Service chairman. This war service ard Casburn, junior assistant Hackstaff, who told of the needs Mrs. Morrison Shafroth, chair­ to help defray the cost of the new the motor corps, playground assist­ Straface 3, by Kraovich 1. by Dufficy 6. activity includes cookie donations, scoutmasters; Jerry Roberts, sen­ of staff assistants at headquarters. ants, and Braille workers. Hits: Off Straface 3 to I 2*3 innings, blood donors. Red Cross work of man of the Junior Red Cross work ior patrol leader; George Dulk, Hospital helpers attended in uni­ cassocks and surplices for the altar Red Cro.ss workers of the Sen­ off Krsovich 5 in 5 1*3. Hit by pitcher* boys. By Dufficy (Mares 2. Comiuello). Win any kind, USO work, bond buying, in the city, presided in an assembly scribe; Dan Crowe, quartermaster. L form. Helen Johnson and Gerane ior corps, Mrs. E. H. Latcham, ning pitcher: Krsovicb. Umpires: Schmall etc. Tuesday morning in St. "Francis’ All scouts are asked to attend the Sagstetter received caps, having The society will sponsor a lawn Mrs. Cyrus Hafstaff, Mrs. E. Fra­ and Burns. Time of game; 1:65. 8 o’clock Mass in uniform Sunday, finished the required number of social on the rectory grounds on zier Bishop, and Mrs. Donald MULLEN HIGH The group enjoyed community auditorium. Twenty-one girls who Player AB. H, PO. A. May 14, and receive Holy Com­ The spring campaign to recruit hours. The other 22 had previously Saturday evening, June 24, pre­ Bromfield, explained the require­ singing with Joan Shaklee accom­ have served as nurse aides in the ceded by a picnic supper to be DePaemalere, 2b ...... 3 0 0 panying at the piano. munion in a body with the Holy student nurses has started in St. received theirs. ments of workers in the canteen Burns, 3b ...... 4 X 2 various hospitals during the winter served by the members. It was voted that the PTA would Name society. Anthony’s hospital school of nurs­ staff assistants corps, water .Martinez, lb ...... 3 months were awarded their caps. The monthly hike was held Sun­ St. Agnes’ circle is in charge safety, and home nursing, and Gomez, c ...... 3 purchase a $100 war bond to be ing with an “ Open House” on Sat­ Ciheray. p ...... 3 day at Camp De Ricqles. Scout of the altars for the month of their duties. given to the new school fund. The volunteers who served are as Hahn, as ...... 3 Leaders Powers and Ott and Al­ urday afternoon, May 6. Benefit Party Is May. Kathleen Kemme, Cathedral Hartford. If ...... 8 Mrs. Jack T. Welsh took the room follows: St. Joseph's hospital, Pa­ fred Dunst, Danny DuBois, Charles junior, an«i a hospital aide in the Case, rf ...... 3 attendance. The third and eighth tricia Alcorn, Bette Ealkenbush, An information booth, decorated The cake given away in the Junior Red Cross, reviewed her Dub'ke, cf ...... 3 grades were tied. Mrs. Virgil Car- Patricia Callaway, Adeline De­ Mulqueen, Richard Ott, Richard ip gray and red, the colors of the meeting was awarded to Mrs. and Robert Clennon. James Harris, Slated for May 19 experiences since September, Totals ...... 28 2 21 roll won the adults’ special prize. chant, Betty Dillow, Agnes Dreil- United States cadet corp uniform, |Vorce. She will bake the cake REGIS HIGH Mrs. William Cline is chairman ing, Anne Hett, Margie Johnson, Robert Brockish, Svilliam Gains, I for the June meeting, which will when she enrolled for this work. was manned by student junior In the assembly Mrs. Shaf­ Player AB. H. PO. A. for the breakfast for the graduates. Carlene Lilley, Dolores Mahon, Jerry Roberts, James Brennan, Members of troop 2 of the Jun-]be held in the home of Mrs. Mahony, 2b ...... 4 0 1 roth presented hospital aides from Refreshments were served by the Betty Ott, Beverly Phipps, Erlene Tommy Hannigan, James Markey, cadets, Jane Lebsock, Lakewood; ior Catholic Daughters will act as i Eugene Bolitho. .Mrs. Charles Flaherty, 88 ...... 4 1 X Robert Pelham, Dan Crowe, Ed­ Cathedral with their caps. To earn McDermott, p ...... 8 0 0 following mothers of th e first Phipps, Marian Varga, Mary Weir, Consuela Munoz, Gallup, N. M.; hostesses at a card party for the 1 "ill be co-hostess. 0 ward Fraim, and Tommy Miller at­ these caps, the girls devote 10 Hen. If ...... 3 X grade pupils: Mrs. F. Richardson,land Helen Smith; Mercy hospital, Mary Kanak, Atwood, Kans.; and Nickless, rf ...... 3 0 0 tended the hike. benefit of the Junior camp, “ Mont-! Mrs. James Garramone and Miss hour.s in the hospitals. The girls 2 Mrs. R. Poloshio, Jr.; Mrs. Leo|Beryl Cleary and Mary Balfe; .,,,..*11 J Donna Smith were repox’ted as ill. Yannacito. 3b ...... 2 X Lucian Mousloff, Barney, N. Dak. n ta/ in Nederland. _ « . ^ are Mary K. Bellm, Barbara Villano. lb ...... 2 0 6 Rozmearek, Mrs. C. F. Brick, Mrs. i Denver General hospital, Barbara loti to Receive Communion Foley. Josephine Gonzales. Pat Hutchinson, cf ...... 3 X 0 L. Plamondon, Mrs. E. Goetz, and 1 Bridges and Rosemary Sedlmayer. A program dramatizing the evo- xhe party will take place in the Raso. cf ...... 0 0 0 ■Several children will receive Grunwall, Mary Jane Hakala IX Mrs. Carl O’Farrell. Appreciation: Assisting Mrs. Shafroth were Mrs. lution of the school uniform w asjc, p. <,f A. clubhouse, 1772 Grant, Charlene Jordan, Mary Kelleher Gibbs, c ...... X 0 is expressed to all who served and ■ Earl H. Latcham, vice chairman their First Communion in the 8 presented by Martha Freeland, Denver, Friday, May 19, at 8 p.m. o’clock Mass on Sunday, May 14. Kathleen Kemme, a n d Jean Total, ...... 25 3 21 6 to those who made cakes for the of canteen service; Mrs. Donald Circles Sponsor Denver; Charlotte Dieckman, Den Refreshments will he served, and Lacina. Mullen home ...... 102 000 2— 5 occasion, and to Mrs. William Bromfield, chairman of home nurs- A M *111.. Mrs. gfc Anna 111 I4X Douglass V U I Cl o w *was ■ CX S XI hostess \J o V ^ The Senior Red Cross workers Reels hich ...... 101 080 0— 2 Becker, first grade room repre- ing; and Mrs. E. Fraser Bishop, ver; Barbara Wadsorth, Columbus, a large array of pnzes will be ,nembers of St. Ann’s circle Errors: V>Hano 2. Flaherty, Gibbs. Yan- given. Admission is 3o cents. Wednesday afternoon, May 10. explained that girls who wish to naceto, Hahn, McDermott. Runs hatted sentative. |vice chairman of the staff assists Nebr.; Jane Lebsock, Lakewood; be hospital aides learn to assist in: Gomez 2, Hartford 0, Heit, Yanna­ The Rev. Hubert Newell said ance corps. Each described the and (jonsuela Munoz, Gallup, N. No tickets will he issued, but ^jrs. Susan Spieles has returned cito. Two-base hit: Gomez. Three-base Showers to Aid nurses, serve trays and return Mex. reservations may be secured by from California, where she spent hit: Hartford. Stolen bases: DePaema- the closing prayer and a social work done in her department. Bev- them to the kitchen, help clean lere. Burns. Gomez, Yannacito. Left on hour followed. erly Phipps, senior, told the girls Tea was served by Junior Cadets calling Helen Roach at Main a couple of weeks. Mrs. J. F. utility rooms, fix flowers, assist bases: Mullen high 3, Reels hieh S. The CPTL meeting will be held about the duties of the nurse aides Ann Brozden and Sara Riffcl. 0995. Wagenbach arrived home this in children’s wards and supply Bases on balls: Off Ciberay 7. Struck May 17 in the Catholic Charities and thanked the Red Cross offi­ Music was furnished by the school Miss Betti Rose Nankeville, a week following an extended visit room, perform messenger service nut: By McDermott 11. by Ciberay 7. Catechists Home former counselor of the juniors, | with relatives and friends in Bos- Hit by pitcher: By McDerinott (De- annex. A tea will be held for all cials for making the opportunity orchestra. and special duties as assigned. B *cm »i,r,). p»««ed b»il«: Gomez 2. incoming and outgoing officers and possible. Mary Ann Stretz, fresh­ A fall semester clas.s •will be ad­ and now a resident of San Mateo, |ton, Mas.s., and vicinity. The duties of child care aides are U m pire,: Burn, and Lucero. Time of presidents at 2 p.m. Transportation man, who has served as a canteen mitted in August. Further details Calif., is in Denver to visit Helynn Warrant Officer Arthur Gurule to assist at nurseries, help prepare tfame: I ;50. Gift showers for the convent of and Mrs. Gurule are spending 15 ST.4NDINGS will leave the school at 1:15 p.m worker, tqld of her work and en­ may be obtained by writing to the Dillinger, Junior state chairman. teaching materials, help serve couraged the girls to volunteer for the Missionary Catechists in Gree­ director of the School of Nursing, davs here with Arthur’s parents. meals, clean playrooms, and play­ TEAM— W.L. Pet. Holy F a m ily ...... 2 0 1.000 the summer. ley were featured last week in St. Anthony’s hospital. things. Motor corps workers serve •> 0 1.000 Maj. Brown and Lt. Lawrence Women Alter Uniforms Mullen high ...... The Holy Name men and boys meetings of the Denver.Archbish­ as messengers and car “ hoppers.” Regis high ...... 2 2 .500 will sponsor a corporate Com­ supervised a group of 49 seniors Of 149 in One Night Sunday in .Marysville, Calif., which Canteen helpers assist in the can­ St. Francis' ...... 1 1 .600 op's guild circles. Our Lady of .333 munion in the 8 o’clock Mass Sun­ from St. Francis de Sales’ who took Transferred ______is about 15 miles from Camp . teen at the chapter house, set St. Joseph'R ...... 1 2 Annunciation ...... 1 fa .333 day. Mother’s day spiritual bou­ the civil service examinations in Sorrows circle, meeting in the home To San Diego Tyler, T ex.-A n d so. they sewed I tables, help in kitchen, make Cathedral ...... 0 2 .000 quets are being distributed to the stenography and typewriting. The of Mrs. Eileen Behan, subscribed cookies and doughnuts, and pre­ for soldiers. There are some serv- |_____ men. excellent returns merited the com­ toward the purchase of sheets and lices that even the special service!—, — • ■ • pare food for canning. The staff Members of the choir will be pliments of the officers who con- billow cases for the nuns’ home. assistants corps work as mes­ officer of an anny camp cannot, P|0n 66r PanSlllOnGr Junior Parochial the guests of Father O’Heron at , ducted the examinations. .Members of Sancta Maria circle, in provide. The officer holding that sengers, couriers, and with sup­ their May meeting with Mrs. Fran the opera, Mignon. PTA Meeting Held assignment at Camp Fannin tele­ plemental typing, filing, mimeo­ League Baseball Pupils of Jimmy Gallagher pre­ ces Fermenter, had a shower of Of Superior Is Dead graphing, etc. Water safety is The final meeting of the season phoned the director of the USO- sented an entertaining program at articles to equip the residence. NCCS Women’s division and asked insured by those acting as swim- u/ppir-c d c c iit t *; the final meeting of the V-44 club of St. Francis de Sales’ PTA was An established custom of the Im­ ming instructors. Playground as- ^ s held Wednesday, May 3, at 8:15 whether she could arrange to have Longmont.— Mrs. Annie K. • X *i. T •*. St Vincent de Paul a 22, St. John t o . workers on Monday evening. May maculate Conception circle will go 1 alterations made on the summer 'Paprocki, 64, pioneer resident of sistants act as assistants on city Bi««d s.cram em 8. Misses Ava and Artis Schmitz, p.m. in the school auditorium. It into its 11th year on Sunday, May playj^rounds. Those helping in | team 6: Annunciation team 9. Cathedral .uniforms of some of his men. A [Superior and native of East Prus- assisted by Mrs. Hood at the piano, was voted that two delegates attends 14, when the members honor their Braille literature assemble the team S; and St. Philomena's 12. St. the ACCW convention in the Shir- group of army wives was assem-lsia, died Sunday in a Longmont werfe heard in several songs. Re­ mothers at a banquet, which this I bled, with an army mother from j hospital after an illness of two pages to form books for the blind. « W FFK’S GAMES ley-Savoy hotel May 23. freshments were served by Mrs. year is to be served in the Olin ho­ Chicago acting as supervisor, and [years. With the exception of a homelome nursing and nutrition ^ In place of the usual games party Ellen Phillips. The meeting tel. The speaker will be the Rev. a Saturday night was spent alter- brief residence in Erie, her entire classes are given free of charge Rosarv team v». Annunctation team; a food sale is planned. Donations brought the first phase of the Gregory Smith, spiritual director 54 years in this country were to those interested. Cathedral team vi. Bleated Sacrament in the form of pies, cakes, baked ing 149 uniforms. team: and St. Vincent de Paul’ a va. St. V-44 campaign to a close. of the Archbishop’s guild, and for Further information may be goods, salad.s, cookies, etc., are spent in Superior. obtained in Sister Mary Janet’s Francis de Sales’. The Altar society will sponsor many years the special guest at Surviving are her husband, John a card party on Saturday evening. asked from every PTA member. these mother-daughter dinners. LEGAL NOTICE office. She also has the forms The tentative date is Sunday, May Paprocki, Sr.; four sons, Thomas May 20. Special prizes will be On May 15 Our Lady of Lourdes M., Edward, Louis, and John; three to be filled out by those interested 28, from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Office of the awarded. circle will meet in the home of Mar TREASURER daughters, Mr.s. Martha Hafner, in Red Cross work. j grade school building. In the meeting of the society garet and Theresa O’Connor. Mrs. City and County of Denrer Mrs. Mary Stelmach, and Mrs. Yearly reports were given by Baili/ Devotions |Center Will Have held Tuesday afternoon in the rec­ Billie Lou Weber will be welcomed Municipal Btiiidinfr Helen Tavado; and eight grand­ Mrs. Clem Bettinger, deanery rep­ Denver, Colorado ’ tory the following committees were back to the circle presidency after children. Requiem ,Mass was Held in Grotto i resentative; Mrs. Michael McDon­ NO. G-279 appointed: Altar, Mrs. J. J. Jaap an extended illness. scheduled for Thursday at 9 o’clock Under auspices of Our Lady’s ough, book chairman; Mrs. Joseph A former council member of the NOTICE and Mrs. J. W. Keegan; sick, Mrs. e ® a t '’‘t a x " s®aI e ° a n d ^ o f in St. Benedict’s church Sunerior, sodality and in honor of Mary, Babriel Smilanic, Mrs. A. P. Reed, Loeffel, vice president; and Mrs. Archbishop’s guild, Mrs. Anthony ESTATE Baseball League APPLICATIONNATION FOR ISSUANCE OF W ith th e Rev. Robert Murray, Queen of Peace, devotions are be­ Jo.seph Torrez, war chairman. Mrs. Charles Leichner, and Mrs. Beringer, announced the birth of TREASURER’S DEED O.S.B., officiating. Interment is ing held daily in the grotto of Installation of officers was con­ Joseph McElroy. Mrs. James Mc­ a son in Fitzsimons hospital May 1. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, and being made in Boulder. Cathedral high school. The stu­ Govern took out a perpetual mem- ducted by Mrs. Thomas J. Morris A daughter was born to Mrs. Ar­ more especially to Charles H. Mays. Carrie dent body forms a court of honor .Alfonso L. Sandoval, son o f Mr. M. Mays, The Public Triutce o( the City bership. Mrs. A. S. Baron was re-|sey. ■who was then present^ with thur Ormsby in Mercy hospital re­ and County of Denver. John James. The Your Purchase of A^ar Bonds about the terraces of the high and Mrs. Jerry Sandoval o f .An­ For Young Boys ceived as a new member. a corsage of roses. Each room cently. She is the foanier Helen United Sutes of Amcric*. W. J. Robinson. I Stamps Helps Secure Your school building, while Leo Oherle. mother nresent was also presented nunciation parish, Denver, has The Moffat Tunnel Improvement District, Mrs. Amos Steck and Mrs. Julia Magers of'Immaculate Conception been transferred to the San Diego Future. Boys’ Sodality prefect, begins the Doering served breakfast to 27 with a rose. circle. city and County of Denver; ' ceremony with a prayer for “ Our The program featured the newly Naval training station, following You and each of you are hereby notified Assurance that the younger orphans from the State home on Besides planning the gpft to the completion o f boot training at that on the 26th day of November. 1930. | Country in Time of War.” Fol­ their last Communion Sunday. formed boys’ choir, taught by Miss Missionary Catechist home in its the Manager of Revenue. Ex-Officio Treas-1 lowing this prayer, a short speech teen-age boys in the broad neigh­ Bainbridge, Md. The youth, who urer of the City and County of Denver' Recently baptized were Stephen Ruth Garizio; a choral reading and last meeting, Our Lady of Sorrows on the Blessed Mother is given by borhood ser\'ed by Denver’s Little two songs by Sister Stephen’s has been a Mass server since the and State of Coiorado, sold at public sale I Charles Kofsky, son of Mr. and circle elected Mrs. Eileen Behan age o f six, entered the navy in to City and County of Denver, assignor of ] students chosen by their class­ Flower Center will have well-super eighth grade pupils, accompanied W. J. Robinson, the applicant, who has, Mrs. Charles Kofsky, with Mr. and president to succeed Mrs. Mary Miami, Fla., March 21. He at­ mates. These speeches have been by Mary Ann Imhoff; and an ex­ made demand for a Treasurer's Deed, the vised baseball and softball leagues Mrs. Howard W. Wright as spon­ Musso, who moved from Denver. tended Sacred Heart, St. Patrick’s, following described real estate, situate in given by Mary Ellen Burcher, hibition of square dances. Mrs. Caroline Alexus was retained George Pohndorf, Pauline Apo- of their own this summer was sors; and Michael Stewart Clapp, .Annunciation, and Ml. Carmel the City and County of Denver and State | The treat was wop by the eighth as the secretary-treasurer. Re­ of Colorado, to-wit: daca, Patricia Tuckey, Regina given with the formation this son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Clapp, schools in Denver. grade. Refreshments were fur­ turns amounting to $20 were made South Seventeen and One-Half O'Neil, and Charlene Hill. Hymns with John and Rose Lorenzo as week of a “ minor league,” embrac­ nished and served by the council on the Archbishop’s guild spring (S 171/4 (t.) Feet of Lot Seven (7) snd | to Mary have been sung by Pa­ sponsors. The father, Cpl. Clapp, North Two and One-Half tN 2*3 ft-i i ing the several schools and centers members. benefit party, held last month. A tricia Molitor, Mary Sheil, Mary was home on furlough for the oc­ LEGAL NOTICE Feet of Lot Eight (8 . in Block Two : Jane Kennedy, Eleanor Grannell, in the district to provide for all casion. Prom to Be Held May 16 special birthday ob.servance in the (2), Homer's Addition: j James McKee. USN, son of Mr. meeting honored Mrs. Martha Ser- Office of the that said tax sale was made to satisfy the | Lois Roach, Catherine Grannell, boys under 14 years of age. The senior-junior prom will be TREASURER |hni and Miss Mary Bryne, and delinquent general taxes issesaed againat Regina O’Neil, Priscilla Rod­ Miss Mary Ellen Dougherty, Lit­ and Mrs. McKee, is home on leave. held Tuesday, May 16, in the Em­ City snd County of Denver said real estate for the year 1929: that inens wore sewed for altars of riquez, Charlene Shavlick, Bar­ tle Flower Center director, return­ erald room of the Brown Palace Municipal Building; said real estate was taxed in the name of Colorado’s mission chapels. A Denver, Colorado John James: that the statutory period of bara Foley, Jean Lacina, Dolores ing after a recent illness, explained hotel. The queen, Madeleine Trai­ redemption expired November 26th. 1933; Caldwell, Charlene Hill, Dick I that although many organizations member of this circle, Miss Elsie NO. G-277 ner, will be attended by Marilyn N. Thonike, was in the Confirma­ that the same has not been redeemed : that Hodges, Leo Oherle, Dick Coupe, I in the city afford opportunities in Dinner Served to Phelan and Betty McKee. Fred NOTICE OF PURCHASE OF REAL said property may be redeemed at any tion class in St. Philomena’s ESTATE AT TAX SALE AND OF time before a Tax Deed is issued; that a Ray Kerr, Phil Collins, Jack organized amateur baseball, the Davis and Ferman Francis Bis church. APPLICATION FOR ISSUANCE OF Tax Deed will be iasued to the said W. J. Weiss, George Pohndorf, John program usually evolves into a chofberger will be the queen’s TREASURER'S DEED Robinson, lawful holder of said certificate, The second birthday party in Koehl, and Phil Braaton. “closed tournament” for older boys Men by Parish train-bearers; Miss Sedlmayer, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, and on the 15th day of September at 5 o’clock two weeks was arranged in ward more especially to The Robinaon Brick p.m., 1944. unlesa the same has been re­ The Litany of Our Lady is re­ and potential stars. The young­ crown-bearer; and Misses Dowd eight of Fitzsimons wneral hospi­ Company. City and County of Denver, The deemed belore 5 o’clock p.m. of said date. cited by Bob Keating, student sters most in need of directed play, and Alcorn, flower girls. Mr. and Moffat Tunnel Improvement District: Members of the St. Francis de tal by a group from the guild. May Witness my hand and seal this 1st day treasurer. The service is drawn those under 14 years of age, are Mrs. Herman Milller, Mr. and Mrs. You and each of you are hereby notified of May, 1944. Sales’ parish were hosts to some that on the 26th day of November, 1935. to a close by the student body neglected. The formation of 10, when ice cream and homemade (Seal) F. E. WILSON. Michael McDonough. Mr. and Mrs. the Manaffer of Revenue, Ex-Officio Treaa- cake were served to a party of sol- Manager of Revenue, Ex-Officio CHEZ M ARIE singing a hymn. The statue is neighborhood league in co-opera­ 450 service men at supper on urer of the City and County of Denver and Joseph Loeffel, Mr. and Mrs. W. J Treasurer, City and County of -^er patients. State -of Colorado, sold at public aala to adorned with flowers donated by tion with Epworth and Christian Sunday evening. May 7, in the Donovan, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Jostes, Denver in the State of Colorado. GOWN SHOPPE City and County of Denver, the applicant, the students. Centers and other groups will serve The Queen of Angels circle will By FRANK J. GARTLAND, MADAME MINISSALE USO-NCCS club in Denver. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. P. J. McKee, and Mr who has made demand for a Tfeasurer’s meet Thursday, May 11, in the Deputy Treasurer. Candidatei Choaen a long-kno^’n need, she said and Mrs. G. E. Wood will act as Deed, the following deacribed real estate, William Kimmins acted as chair­ First Publication May 4, 1944. 628 16th St. CH. 2013 Returns from the primary elec­ home of Miss Shiriee Beckman. tituaU in the City and County of Denver Little Flower “ C^ed night” inau­ chaperons, Last Publication May 18. 1944. tions in Cathedral reveal that the gurated this spring under direction man. Generous pieces of home­ Altar linens will be sewed. and State of Colorado, to-wit: The monthly meeting of St South Two Hundr^ Five (S 205 ft.) candidates for the governor are of Nellie Valencia and Mary made cakes and ice cream topped Francis de Sales’ circle will he held Mrs. Bernard Weaver, the for­ mer Helen Haddican, was hostess Feet of North Four Hundred Twenty- John Anderson and John Abegg. Hooper has become a permanent off the >baked ham and scalloped in the home of Mrs. George Rhodes Five (N 426 f U Feet of Block Eight SUNDAY to the Stella Maris circle Friday, DON’T FORGET Running for lieutenant governor and practical institution, according potatoes. 1875 S. Grant, Wednesday, May (S), Resera Subdivision; MOTHER ON MOTHER’S DAY MAY 14 May 5. It was announced that a that laid tax aale wat made to satiafy the ar"' Hazel Mae McNabb and Helen to Miss Dougherty. On Thursday Mrs. Mark Behan, secretary of 17, at 1 p.m. former member, Mrs. Henry Sonn delinquent General taxea aaaetaed againat Dollaghan. On the ballot, which night, May 11, the boys and girls the Denver Junior Police band, ar­ St. John’s circle met In the home ■aid real eatate for the year 1933; that EVERY MOTHER’S will be marked by the students on are sponsoring a motion picture ranged th'e musical program. 'Tak­ of Mrs. E. Frantz, 126 S. Downing, leitner, is moving back to Denver •aid real eatate Faa taxed in the name May 16, Shirley Weathers, ’46, and for the entertainment of parents ing part were David Langfteld, Lunch was served and games were and will resume membership in the of Robinaon Srick C o.; that the sUtutory FIRST CHOICE Archbishop’s guild. period of redemption expired November Berg’s Candies Peggy McGovern, '46, are listed" and neighbors. Sidney Veto, Richard Whehrle, played. Mrs. M. Walters and Mrs 26th, 1988; that the aame haa not been for secretary, and Bruce McLellan, Girl Scouts of troop 124 are un­ and Harvey Burkhart, and their M. Falk won prizes. redeemed; that laid property may be re­ HOME-MADE MARSHMALLOWS ’46, and Albert Jepson, ’46, for dertaking a new "cookie project” accompanist, Teresa Langfield. Catholic Student Center deemed at any time before a Tax Deed treasurer. Scoutt to Be Ho(ti at Meeting is issued; that a Tax Deed will be iasued Boxes Filled With Fancy Chocolates for the USO. Boy Scouts are raak Mark Behan, Jr., was trombone At Iowa U. Dedicated to the aaid City and County of Denver, The Co-operative candidates for ing their major objective this soloist, accompanied by Jo Ann S t Francis de Sales’ troop 126, lawfui holder of paid certificate, on the Beautiful Mirrored Fancy Boxes senators are Jack Jepson, Ray month the gleaning of waste paper Kurtz. A piano solo by Marlene Boy Scouts of America, will Im host ISth day of September at 5 o’clock p.m., Filled With Chocolates Hamilton, Geraldine 'Tiehen, 1944, unleas the aame haa been redeemed to climax the Denver salvage drive. Kurtz completed the program. troop at the court of honor on Mon­ Iowa City, la.— Bishop Henry before 6 o’clock p.m. of aaid date. Mother’s Day and Occasion Cards George Sweeney, Frances Morri­ Scores of Little Flower athletes Fathers Gregory Smith, Robert day evening. May 15, at 7:30 P. Rohlman of Davenport dedi­ Witneas my hand and seal this 1st day No Mtil or Phone Orders. Please Hours 10 A. M. to 7 P. M.—Open Sundays son, Charlene Hill, Rudy de Luise, are warming up for entrance in McMahon, and Edward Dinan o’clock in Byers Junior high school. cated the new Catholic student of May, 1944. Patricia K r e 11 e r, Mary Ann (Seal) F. E. WILSON. the all-city track meet early in were present and expressed their The opening: ceremony and enter­ center at Iowa university and Manager of Revenue, Ex-Officio Adams, Fred Mills, John Carroll, June, gratitude to all who contributed tainment will be in charge of the blessed the chapel. The Dedicatory Treaanrer, City and County of Henry Job, and Jim Dougherty. toward the affair. Mrs. Kimmins parish scouts. All fathers and moth­ Mass was celebrated by the Rt. Denver in the State of Colorado. BERG’S i S CANDIES The returns for the Constructive Your Purchase of War Bonds thanks all who sent in cakes and ers of the scouts and their friends Rev. Cuthbert McDonald, O.S.B., By FRANK J. GARTLAND. Deputy Treasurer. 29 BR0.4DWAY candidates for senators have not and Stamps Helps Secure Your other food, and who assisted in are invited to attend. Coadjutor Abbot of St. Benedict’s Firat Publication May 4, 1944. yet been posted. Future. the work. 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Thursday May II, 1944 Office, 9S8 Bannock Street THB DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyslone 4205 PAGE NINE

CHAPLAIN CELEBRATES MASS Clad in White Suits and Dresses in the West Side church. The cumtnunicanls were escorted To the altar by eight little girls dressed as angels. The FOR 6 WHO SEARCH FOR HIM names of the children are given in the parish news. Shown in the picture with the children are the Rev. Ralph Michael," REORGANIZATION MEETING C.SS.R., and the Very Rev. John Buttimer, C.SS.R., pastor of St. Joseph’s. The story of six Catholic hoys April 11, reads in part as follows: The Mile Hi chapter of Mt. St. Flaherty, president; and Margaret Moore, secretary-treasurer, request on a South Pacific battlefront seek­ Dear Mom: Joseph College club held its reor­ 1 really got a break on Easter that all members'attend the next ing: a Catholic chaplain Easter Sun­ ganization meeting in the Margery meeting in the home of Mrs. Ed­ Sunday. We were working and Reed day nursery, Denver, as day nig:ht so they could g:o to Mass busy all day and I couldn’t go to ward J. O’Connor, 2684 Fairfax and receive Communion is told Mass. I just figpired it was one of guests' of the Sisters of Charity. street, on Tuesday evening, May 23. simply in a letter received this week the misfortunes of war. That night The newly elected officers, Lucille by Mr. and Mrs. Ray Noone from we were tifed, but six of us de their son, James. The letter, dated cided to find a chaplain if it took us all night We finally found the chaplain’s office, but he was out UIVIOIV PACIFIC We waited until he got back and Recommended Firms RAILROAD he turned out to be a real Irish captain who insisted on saying NEEDS Mass for the six of us. We weren’t RAILROAD WORKERS in favor of any arguments, so we for AUTO Michiniiu, B«ilemuiktn, Blacktmithi. went to a grass hut chapel where ElKtricitni, Cirmtn. he said Mass—^just for the six of She«t Meul Workers— PipeAtten. us. The only light was from the Mechanic's Helpers and Laborers. altar candles. One of the others SERVICE Brakemen. Switchmen and Fireman. and I served Mass for him, with Telerraph Operators— (Paid while yon frequent references to the Mass learn). card. We all received Holy Com­ Chair Car Attendants and Coach munion and after Mass he thanked DENVER FRAME, Cleaners. us for serving, and so everyone was Woodrow Wilson Extra Cans Laborers and Section Men. satisfied and happy. It was an Dmin? Car Cooka and Waiters. Easter Mass I’ll remember for a AXLE & BODY CO. Sianalmen. Linemen and Helpers. long time. Imagine six young guys B. C. KEMPER, Operator Auto Upholstery Steel Erectionmen and Masons. in a dark chapel going to Mass and Axle and Frame Service . . . Member S t Francis de Sales' Parish B. ft B. Carpenters. Painters and Communion and the chaplain anx­ Shimmy Stopped . . . Steering Helpers. ious for the chance to help us. Corrected . . . Body and Fender .Auto Tops — Seat Covers As well as many other classiScatbna Love, Repairing . . . Wheel Alignment Recently Increased Rates of Pay Cusliion Repairing Now in Effect. Jimmie . . . Wreck Rebuilding. If you are not employed in an essential 934 Speer Blvd. TA. 4933 263 So. Bdwr. SP. 9945 industry at your hiaheat skill and want to help in the war effort apply at Navy M 9 thers’ Club Will either— Meet in USO Monday TELEPHONE EM. JTSl Union Pacific Railroad TEXACO GAS AND OILS Employment Office, The Rocky Mountain club 462 BL’ICK SPRIl^lG 1221 17th Street, Denver, Colo. ABLES MOTOR CO. of the navy mothers will meet at A. E. ABLES Or 8 p.m. Monday in the USO-NCCS, Aulhorited Saica nnd Service U. S. Railroad Retirement SPECIAL 1772 Grant street, Denver. Mrs. Driin and fla»h Radiator Old Friends' Patronage Appreciated Board, 1717 Champa street, J. E. Simms, commander, will be Install radiator Anti«Roft Inhibitor 3520-88 E. Colfax Ave. at Monroe Denver, Colo. in charge. Chock and Urhton entire cooling vstem Clean and adjust spark plugs Clean and adjust distributor points LEGAL NOTICE Check and adjust ignition timing Adjust carburetor idle rate $10 Buys a New Car Office of the Clean and adjust automatic choke (In Appearance! MANUFACTURER TREASURER Clean and rO'^il carburetor air cleaner OF CHEMICAL Cit7 and County of Oenver Sgt. Jack McCabe Claan fuel pump sediment hnw| No Repainting — Renews Color Municipal Building NOTED. MISSIONARY TO DEAF Parisli Preparing Check all electrical connections Permaniie Finish With Super-Glate Denver. Colorado Check battery and terminal connections PRODUCTS NO. G-S7B Inspect lights Killed m England Adjust fan bsit for proper tensipn EMERSON GARAGE NOTICE OF PURCHASE OF REAL VISITS IN DENVER PARISH ISIS EMERSON TA. SS8S COMPLETE Motor Tuncprior to his enlistment in him through Louisiana, Texas, and Betty Maffey, Martha Marques, persons are requested to register TRAIN EF.S Lot Seven (7). in Block Five (B), 1942. He was graduated from Emerys Subdivision of Highlands: New Mexico. Mary Secord, Carolyn Shepherd, Auto Service Station when you are distributing PIPEFITTERS a Chicago technical training their children as early as possible, that said tax sate was made to satisfy the Thereae O'Rourke, Mary Cusack, Bannock and TKrIflh ( ^ . 8234 delinquent general taxes assessed against school last year, and was sent Sunday, Mother’s day, all mem­ for an exceedingly large group is your patronage in the dif­ ELECTRICIANS-MAINTENANCE said real estate for the year 1981; that bers of the parish are invited to Jeannene Nobles, Eleanor Hum­ 1/ il'$ a bolt— or an orerhaul— overseas, where he had been mel, and Kathleen Ehalt. anticipated. ferent lines of business. GUARDS said real estate was taxed in the name of serving with the signal corps. receive Holy Communion for their Joa. John M. Perrins: that the statutory period Eight little girls representing The Order of Carmelites and the MALE AND FEMALE TYPISTS of redemption expired November 28rd. Surviving are his parents, his mothers. The 9:30 High Mass will angels presented lilies at the altar Holy Name society will receive STENOGRAPHERS 1935; that the same has not been re­ brothers, William and Gary, be offered for all the mothers of deemed ; that said properly may he re­ and a sister, Mrs, Gale Nel­ the parish. The Holy Name men in the name of the 47 hoys and Communion in the 8:30 Mass Sun­ deemed at any time before a Tax Deed is girls who received their First Holy issued; that a Tax Deed will he issued to son. The family belongs to will receive the Eucharist in the day, Mav 14. Meetings will be held SHRADER'S Communion last Sunday. Roberta INTERESTING WORK. GOOD the said Buenna M. Gabardf. lawful holder Blessed Sacrament parish. 7 :30 Mass. in ttie afternoon in the church hall, of said certificate, on the 15th day of The games party will be held at Allyn, De Ann Mills, Mary Berger, at 2 and 2:30 o’clock. PAY. ADVANCEMENT OPPOR- September at 5 o’clock p.m., 1944, unless Gwendolyn Buss, Betty Netherton, Service Station the same has been redeemed before 5 8:30 p.m. in the hall Monday. Mrs. Charles DeSylva urges all Raelene Bowen, Margaret Perry, TUNmES. HOUSING AND o’clock p.m. of said date. The sanctuary was beautifully parents to co-operate with the Witness my band and seal this lit day and Sharon Sullivan escorted the 1st Aye. & Logan St. SP. 9930 St. Anne’s Parish decorated by the members of the school children who are in the midst ROOMS AVAILABLE. TRANS­ of May, 1944. group to the altar. After receiv­ of the tin and paper salvage cam­ iSoal) F- E. WILSON. Altar society and the Sisters of ing their First Holy Communion, MOBILGAS — OILS — GREASING PORTATION PAID. EX-REMING­ paign. According to Mrs. DeSylva, Manager of Revenue, Ex-OfTicio Mercy for the First Communion the children sang “ 0 Little White Treasurer, City and County of Plans Card Party Mass and for the solemn May war service chairman for the PTA, TON EMPLOYEES CAN RETAIN Denver in the State of Colorado. Guest.” Those making their First the salvage drive will continue until EXPERT By FRANK J. GARTLAND. crowning Sunday, May 7. In an im­ Holy Communion were Gerald SENIORITY RIGHTS. (Shrine of St. Anne, Arvada) the end of the term, because of the MOTORISTS Deputy Treasurer. pressive ceremony the grade school Bagan, Edward Butterfield, Fran­ FOR THE BE.8T GRADE First Publication May 4. 1944. The Altar and Rosary society students crowned the image of the urgent need for this important AUTO REPAIR laAst Publication May 18.1944. cis J. Casey, Donald Gerky, Rue- met in the church basement May salvage. RECAPPING All Makes Mother of Perpetual Help. Veron­ ben Gutierrez, Gerald McKelvey, Apply in pnreon at 2, with Mmes. Daniel Sullivan and ica Harrison, eighth grade, pre­ Immediate Serrica Easy Tim* Psymsnts Fred McDonald, Lawrence Le CH. 7131 o Ct/XV^ J. M. Moore as hostesses. sented the crown as the entire May, James Owen, John Garrod, Great Western Tire Co. Northwestern Auto Co. War Manpowar CnmmUiion. Mrs. Mary Lumsdeen is in group formed a beautiful tableau George Garrod, Gary Garrier, 549 Broadway TAbor 6201 in the sanctuary. Barbara Sweeney 860 Broadway al 9tli Ave. Unitad Stataa Employmant charge of the card party to be Pat Van Dyke, Thomas Ryan, Har­ held in the church basement May carried the crown, and James VASHOLT Sarvica, 550 Broadway Moving and Storage old Steffen, 'Thomas Torres, An-i 17. Dessert lunch will be served Netherton and Paul Harrison, thony Jiron, Dwain Aragon, Rob-| SPRUCE 2671 dressed as pages, led the proces­ RES. PHONEt SPRUCE till at 1 p.m. Patrons are a.sked to ert Fenili, Eugene Vigil, James LOCAL ESSENTIAL EMPLOY­ bring playing cards. Prizes will sion of flower girls and “ angels.” 1258 SOUTH PEARL ST. Ziettlow, Robert Rivera, Joseph] —NEW TIRES--. ERS WILL RECEIVE FIRST be given and an added attraction Each child presented roses and Rummel, Philip La Rocco, Phyllis] PRIORITY FOR WORKERS IN will be an apron booth. lilies at the .shrine. The Rev. Ar- Bishop, Patricia Bowen, Clco Car-', PASSENGER AND TRUCK •niE ABOVE CLASSIFICATlONSr In the winter months the denas, Lucille Heartz, Lorine Ivar-1 SUPREMEFURS SERVICE AT LOW COST ANYONF. PRF.SENTLy EMPLOY­ women have been working on lap son, Rosemary Needham, Patricia! ED IN F..SSENTIAL INDUSTRY OR SPECIAL RATES TO SOLDIERS E.4S1 TERMS robes for the service men. They St. Mary’s Club O’Rourke, Dolores Hofschulte,j ■ r ^ LEAVING EMPLOYMENT TO AP­ LOWEST PRICES I.N THE will be donated to the convalescent Joan Johns, Margaret Klein-; STORAGE PLY FOR THF.s e j o b s WILL CITY ON STORAGE center in Fort Logan. schnitz, Carolyn Ann Martin, Mary, NOT BE CONSIDERED. Meeting Slated Ellen Patterson, Dorothy Steiner,' 2 ^ of Valuation Mrs. J. M. Moore is ill in her Fully Insured B. F. G oodrich YOU PAY ONLY 5 0 ^ A ROOM A MONTH home in Arvada Heights. Margaret Turner, Beverly O’Con­ nor, Joan Norris, Jean Norris. ‘ Repairing - Restyling 14TH AND GLENARM.. KE. 0175 The May meeting of the Moth­ Lucy Martinez, Grace Chavez,' Phone CH. 1901 1510 California ers' club of St. Mary’s academy, Yvonne Wille, Lillian Wuskovic, | MAIL ORDERS GIVEN 53 SO. BROADWAY PE.^3739 Denver, will be held in the acad­ Ursula Yonker, and Valeria Mae, CAREFUL ATTENTION emy on Monday, May 15, at 2 Porter. p.m. Mrs. T. J. Morrissey, presi­ Will Attend Rally dent of the CPTL, will install the Sue Robertson, escorted by John Needed Immediately! Ziegler, senior, will be attendant following officers; Mrs. J. H. in ^ e queen’s court at the annual On Construction Project Near Pasco, Wash. Monaghan, president; Mrs. C. J. School Sodality union rally to be Hall, vice president; Mrs. J. J. held in Regia on May 14, when the ( j iv e b o n d s to day•• Johnson, secretary; and Mrs. W. parochial high schools of the city E. Dolan, treasurer. will gather to crown the statue of LABORERS HEAVY EQUIPMENT The mothers of the girls who the Blessed, Mother. Francis FOR TOMORROW MECHANICS plan to enter St. Mary's next year Casey and James Owens will MILLWRIGHTS will be entertained at tea from march in the procession of pages, and Margaret Turner and Dolores TRUCK DRIVERS (Service 3 to 4 p.m. Assisting Mrs. Charles CARPENTERS Reilly, chairman, in the receiving Hofschulte will be flower girls. and Supply) line will be Mmes L. Gonzales, J. Kathleen McCloskey and Mary REINFORCING IRON Moffat, G. Stock, E. P. Coffey, Ginsburg, juniors, attended the PATROLMEN R. Hanson, C. B. McCormick, A. meeting of all-city high school WORKERS .JiioJLke/i^ Dcuf W. Pleasants, E. J. Hall, W. E. students to plan the campaign for PROTECTIVE FIREMEN Dolan, F. Thompson, M. D. Cur- Clean-up, Paint-up week. AUTO OILERS rigan, J. J. Johnson, T. A. Virginia Piccoli, senior in Lo- LINEMEN O’ Keefe, E. P. Brannan, and L. C. retto Heights and graduate of St. HEAVY EQUIPMENT Hart. Joseph’s, spoke on college life to OILERS GROUNDMEN Mrs. E. J. Hahesy i.s the newly the senior girls as a part of Col­ appointed chairman of the Dunk- lege day program. ers’ club at the USO-NCCS buQd- Mrs. Morrison Shafroth, repre­ STRUCTURAL IRON­ ELECTRICIANS ing. senting the Junior Red Cross, ad­ WORKERS (Riggers) dressed the student body May 4 The Homes of the Future will be ELECTRICIAN HELPERS Your Purchase o f War Bonds concerning the needs of the or­ and Stamps Helps Secure Your ganization and the way high school more comfortable and enjoy­ ALSO OTHER SKILLED AND SEMI-SKILLED OPENINGS Future. students may help in the work. able because of the many new Transportation Advanced Attractive Scale of Wages inventions to be available atter V icto ry is won. WORK WEEK 54 HOURS, TIME AND ONE-HALF FOR WORK Send Your Boy to IN EXCESS OF 40 HOURS Your gifts of War Bonds NOW will not only GUARANTEED HOUSING FOR ALL PEOPLE EMPLOYED help to hasten the day of Victory, but will make it CAMP ST. 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J PAGE TEN Office, 938 Bannoclc Street “ THE DENVER CATHOHC REGISTER ' Telephone, KEystone '4206 Thursday May 11, 1944

V 'r n f v s rT ^ T v ir r z jv e are being featured in the opera, Mignon, to be given in the 1 uung uenver OingClb ,„ditorium Thur«iay, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday GUARD AGAINST EYE FATIGUE nighlf, May 11, 12, 13, and 14. Brilliant performances o f principles and choru-s are pr^icted by Mon- tignor Joseph Bosetti, director. Shown below are three who will be heard, left to right, Chrystabellc The accumulated eyestrain in a nerve-racking war plant is one Bryan, James Rogers, and lila Cibboncy. B u ^ of the fatigue factors that slows up production and leaves patriotic workers exhausted. It’s our professional duty to pro­ tect your eyes against eye fatigue by prescribing the correct glasses for you. C a n n e d SWIGERT BROS. Goods Sister Mary Borgia Nash, 69, a Better Vision Optometrists Good member of the Institute of the for Every Age At Right Prices Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth, 1550 California KEystone 7651 Kans., for 40 years, died in the mother-house May 2. Sister Mary N o w Borgia was formerly a member of GLASSES INDIVIDUALLLT STYLED the maintenance personnel of Annunciation convent, Denver. Spinach No. 2**j can. 16c The Rev. Justin Sion, O.S.B., Fruit chaplain, was celebrant of the B c 6 t S Monte Diced, Solemn Mass of Requiem offered No. 303 ;rl8.. 12c on Friday moming-in the chapel at Jars Country Home. L o r n So. 2 can ...... 14c THEODORE REQUIESCANT the mother-house. He was as­ sisted by the Rev. Joseph Selting, *T n .n n i ri n ri ExItm Standard, lomatoos Ko. 21.. ran 14c. deacon; the Rev. Patrick Dela- IN PACE ^p'u. ..„...... $1.24 Rath Sj*ec., hunty, subdeacon; the Rev. Louis [HACKETHALI Luncheon Meat 12 oz. can 37c S. Hauber of St. Mary college, Case. master of ceremonies; and acolytes 12 qts. . 74c P o s e Gardcn.id., Air Conditioned JOHN T. FALLON. 1420 Lojrsn r Cd5 2 „n 12c Street. Surviving ere two ■istton, Misies from St. Vincent’s home. The Rev. Case, Mtrgeret end Anne Fellon. Requiem Andrew A. Grootaers and the Rev. 12 1.1'ffaJ. $1.05 Beans No. 2 can 12c Mesii W18 offered Wednesdey in St. John Herman Golobic, O.Carm., were MORTUARY the Evangelist's church. Interment Mt. Olivet, W . P. Horen A Son service, also present. BUY FRUIT OPERA CAST EXCEPTIONALLY JARS NOW 1449-51 Kalamath Sl JOSEPH (DI RE) DYER. 3520 Meede The interment was in Mt. Olivet Miscellaneous Needs Phone HAin 4006 street. Surviving ere his wife. Mrs. cemetery on the mother-house Serine Dyer; e daughter. Jo Ann Dyer: campus, Xavier P. 0., Leavenworth, Hi Ho. three brothers. John Dyer. Denver, end WELL BALANCED THIS YEAR Crackers 1 Ih. pkir. 22c Frank end Louis Dyer, Los Angeles. Kans. Celif. Requiem Mess was offered Catherine Nash, the daughter of Brite-ize CleKnfccr. Wednesdey in St, Catherine's church. In­ James and Marg;aret Joy Nash, was gone, however, than the word can . 8c terment Mt. Olivet. W , P. Horen A Son (Continued From Page One) service. born in Ireland in June, 1875. In threatens to beat her. Suddenly, “ fire” sprinM from everybody’s Coffee Oxydol . I 07. 23c CHECKER THOMAS CHARLES SHANNON 1904 she came to the United however, Wilhelm enters, and lips. The half-witted Lothario has QUEENER, 3251 OMtge street. Surviv­ Slates and on June 25 entered the forces Giarno to release the girl. interpreted Mignon’s wild talk only Tropical Treat, Fig Jam 16 07. ffla. 28c CABS ing ere his mother. Mrs. Margaret Shan­ novitiate of the Sisters of Charity. For this he is applauded, especially too literally, and .set fire to the NOB HILL. non; a sister, Madonna Shannon; his She received the garb and her re­ castle. Instantly there is great 1 Ib. bas ____ 25c ED DUNDON. U fr. grandmother. Mrs. Anna Shannon. Mass by Filina. Filina is an actress of Honey ItZ IZ :..... 29c of the Angels was offered Tuesday in St. ligious name, Sister Mary Borgia, designing temperament, who suc­ commotion. Wilhelm, realizing EDWARDS. X A a 2 2 3 3 Lowest Zoned RjiUo S Patrick’s church. Interment Mt. Olivet. on Dec. 8, 1904, and two years ceeds in attracting Wilhelm’s at­ that Mignon is in danger, rushes More than a score of priests, I lb. baff...... 26c W . P. Horan A Son service. Wheaties ,2 p,,... 15c wvwvvwwvvwwvvww later made her first profession of about 30 sisters of other orders, JOHN VOLK. 3905 Navajo street. Sur­ tention— much to the jealousy of off to her rescue. He reappears vows. with her in his arms as the curtain and a crowd of the laity that over­ MONTE. Q n t i n <^rockrr. viving are his wife. Mrs. Mary Volk; Frederick, a young nobleman. I lb. has...... 32c J O U p vejr. Noodle, pkg. . 9c seven daughters, Mrs. Agnes Koebevar. Sister Mary Borgia is survived Presently Wilhelm questions descends. He places the uncon­ flowed the chapel attended the Mrs. Louise Kohl. Mrs. Helen Ackerman. by three sisters: Sister Mary Mignon regarding her childhood scious girl on a grassy bank, and Solemn Requiem Mass for Mother ALTAR BREADS Mrs. Marie Panian, Mrs. Anna Bruno. Ignatius in the Queen of Heaven V'era and Dorothy Volk: four sons. Cpl. Gilberta, Sister of Charity of and she answers with the famous she lies there still clasping the Matt E. Volk, with the armed forces Leavenworth, now of St. Ann’s aria; “ Connais Tu Le Pays?” bunch of withered flowers. Memorial home, Denver, May 4. SEWING overseas: Joe. William, and Kenneth The Rt. Rev. J. J. Bosetti cele­ P eiinv Savers hospital, Anaconda, Mont.; Mrs. Moved to pity, Wilhelm ransoms ACT IV Littlo Girls' Dresses, EvibrotdtfTs Volk: one aister. two brothers, and eight Elizabeth Mahoney and Mrs. brated the Mass, gave the final Monosrramins, Ftc. grandchildren. Requiem Mass was of­ the girl from Giarno. Lothario, Scene: Count Lothario’s Caetle ip Nellie Vaughan, of Naugatuck, absolution, and spoke in Italian fered Monday in Our Lady of Mt. Carmel drawn by some subtle bond of Italy [ 3 ] KRAFT CHEESE Asst. Cream Spreads. 5 0 1. e ls...... 17c THE SISTERS OF THE church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Olioger Conn.; and three brothers, Ed­ after the services. Archbishop | service. parenthood, comes to bid her fare­ Heading south, Lothario has Urban J. Vehr was unable to be GOOD SHEPHERD mund Nash of Ireland; James M. well, saying that he mu.st go south, JOSEPH SCHOENHERR, 2646 Law­ Nash, Waterbury, Conn.; and P. J. brought Mignon to the neighbor­ present because of pressing busi-J [ 6 ] TOMATO JUICE sunny Dawn. No 2 c.n ...... 1 Oc TELEPHONE PEARL ttti rence street. Surviving are two nephews. following the swallows. A sprightly hood of an old castle in Italy that ness. I Anthony Larcher and Peter Schiffer, Na.sh, Fort Lauderdale, Fla. duet ensues, ‘‘Les Hirondollcs” Wilhelm is half-inclined to pur­ Cortez. Requiem Mass was offered Tues­ (Song of the Swallows). The Rev. Dr. D. A. Lemieux [ 6 ] TOMATO JUICE K,.no.. no. 2 . n ...... 10c day in St. Elizabeth's church. Inter- chase. Wilhelm, who now realizes was deacon of the Mass and the I ment Mt. Olivet. Theodore Hacketha) Filina,* her players, and guests that he loves Mignon, has followed j service. Rev. Dr. Edward Morgan, S.J., [28] FRUIT COCKTAIL ...... 18c I DANIEL E. HOSE. Denver. Stirvlv- are invited to go to the ca.«tle of them. The young girl is recover­ subdeacon. The Rev. John P. Spillane Mortuary I ing are three daughters. Mrs. W . F. Prince Tieffenbach. She promptly ing from a dangerous illness, and, Moran was master of ceremonies I Burke, .Mrs. Gertrude Mulligan, and Mrs. includes among her guests Wil­ as Lothario watches outside her and gave the English sermon. SALAD DRESSING Duchess, qt jar ...... - 38c 1545 So. Broadway PEarl 0723 Ann Jaeger; two sons, Harry £ . and Law­ helm, whom she desires to capti­ rence Hose. California; a sister. Mrs. sickroom, he sings a beautiful lul­ Music was furnished by the home’s Mrs. John H. Spillane David Stilwell. Indiana. Requiem Mass vate. Wilhelm plans to leave laby. choir of girls. The Rey. H. P. was offered Saturday in St. Francis de Mignon behind, being somewhat PEANUT BUTTER 32 o...... 42c Funeral Director and Emhalmer Sales' church. Interment M l. Olivet. IT ST. HOST IS Wilhelm takes Lothario's place Hecken, S.J., officiated at the embarrassed by his “ purchase.” George P. Hackethal service. as watcher, and tells of his affec­ graveside services in Mt. Olivet, JOSEPHINE MANGONE. Denver. Sur­ but she begs so hard to go with tion in a beautiful air, “ Elle Ne assisted by Father Moran and the SHREDDED WHEAT ,.,,c o ...... 12c viving are her husband. Pete Mangone; him that finally he consents to let Croyait Pas” (Pure as a Flower). Rev. James P. Flanagan. three sons, Tony, Mike, and Louis Man- her come, di.sguised as a page. ^Iignon enters, with feeble step, Father Moran, who knew gone: two daughters. Mrs. Mary Pemrico CORN FLAKES KoIIorst. 18 0 1. pkjr...... — ...... ^ DR. R. W. PRITZ land Mrs. Felecia Ruthford, San Francisco. This infatuation, , for her ,new and seeing Wilhelm, becomes Mother Ignatius when he was a And Associates I Calif.; and eight grandchildren. Requiem master soon develops >nto deep ^^reatly agitated, fearing Filina boy, paid a moving tribute to the I Mass was scheduled for Thursday at 10 Mrs. Nell Van Elzen, mother of love, which at first causes Wilhelm WHEAT FLAKES Carnatutn. 40 oz. pkc...... 23c ‘ in Our Lady of Mt. Carmel church. In- may be with him. He soothes her, work and character of the nun, Dentists I lermant Mt. Olivet. Sister Rosalene, sacristan at the no little uneasine.ss. but she insi.sts that only Lothario who for years was the traveling TELESFOR CASHMORE. late of Chi- • os 15th Strret 1206 15th Street St. Rose residence, Denver, died ACT II loves her. Meantime, however, a companion of the foundress of the MACARONI PRODUCTS R A F. 16 07. cello haR 11c KErtton. 8721 TAbnr 6761 I rago. 111. Surviving are two daughters. recently in her home in Kimberly. Scene: A Boudoir in the Mrs. Helen Carver and Mrs. Virginia strange thing has happened. Hav­ Missionary Sisters of the Sacred DENVER. COLORADO Perez; two sons. George and Chris Cash- Wise., after a short illness. She Tieffenbach Castle ing returned to his home by some Heart, Blessed Frances Xavier more; his mother, Mrs. Theresa Cash- was 67. Filina sits at her mirror, con­ strange instinct. Count Lothario Cabrini. more; a brother. Joe D. Cathmore: three Born Sept. 7, 1877, in Holland, regains his memory and now re­ sisters, Mrs. Lilly Montoya and Mrs. sidering her charms and laying on Members of the order at the Scholastica Garcia, Colorado Springs, and Mrs. Van Elzen came to this coun­ cosmetics. She is thinking of appears in his rightful character. Queen of Heaven home wish to AFEWAV Mrs. Emelin Guerin, Las Vegas. N. Mex. try as a young girl. She was mar­ Wilhelm, who really has made a His only regret is the loss of his express their sincere thanks for Miles - Dryer - Astler < Requiem Mass w'as offered Saturday in ried to John Van Elzen July 8, great impression. Presently he!daughter, Sperata. At the sound the many .messages of sympathy Holy Ghost church. Interment Mt- 1896, in Little Chute, Wise. ' Olivet. enters. With him, however, comes of that name, the floodgates of received from clergy and laity, Printing Co. ' NICK BALDl. 3655 Kalamath street. Surviving besides her husband Mignon, who is greeted by the memory are opened In Mignon's for the flowers, and especially for . Requiem Mass was offered Monday in Our and Sister Rosalene are 12 other actress with civil yet subtly perturbed consciousne.ss, and, the numerous Masses being of­ Programs and Circulars 'Lady of Ml. Carmel church. children; six .sons, Pfc. Norbert, ] DIEGO BACA. 2727 Champa street. “ cattish” remarks. The poor girl when Lothario shows her the jew­ fered for the rcpo.se of the sister’s Tickets for I Requiem Mass was offered Monday in with the armed forces in Au.stra- does not resent this, however, and els and prayerbook of his lost soul. These include a set of Gre­ “Why Pay More?” , Sacred Heart church. Interment Mt. lia;'Pfc. Clarence, with the army daughter, she unconsciously begins Bazaara and Carnivals she apparently goes to sleep. Yet gorian Mas.ses from the Queen of Olivet. in England; Pfc. Edward, also to sing the prayers of her early Heaven Aid society, with which (Trademark) Quickly Produced ROBERT DELGADO. 7. son of Mrs. she observes, under half-closed Frances Delgado. 1313 Thirtieth street, with the amy in England; Henry, lids, that Wilhelm is paying court childhood. Father and daughter Mother Ignatius was long con­ Reasonably Priced died early Wednesday in a local hospital John, Jr., and William. Kimberly, to the actress. Presently Filina at? restored and reunited, and nected. I of a skull fracture and other head in- UMO.N LABEL IF DESIRED Wise.; these daughters, Marie and Wilhelm leave, and Mignon, Wilhelm is admitted to the family ’ juries suffered Sunday when he was Henrietta, Theresa, Martha, Agnes, Wm.W.Myer Drugstores ' struck by an automobile. Funeral arrang- dreaming that she may equal the circle. 1936-38 LAWRENCE ST. mentfi were awaiting the completion of and Cecelia. actress’ charm, powders her face Seat< Still Available Pair Buy Pet Store | pJCORPORATED KEystone 6348 the coroner’s inquest Thursday morn­ Solemn Requiem Mass was of­ Although ticket lalet have ing. and tries on one of Filina’s mani­ Colorado Owned Stores fered in Holy Name church in fold gowns. At the entrance of been good, there are still Kimberly. Interment took place in At 3539 East Colfax MRS. PHYRNE BETTICK Wilhelm, followed by Frederick, leati left for all performances Englewood 800 Santa Fe Dr. Mrs. Phyrne 3633 Clsyton Kimberly. Th* Rest tn however, she scurries into hiding. in virtually every section of Broadwav and Ellsworth I6th and California street, died Friday in Sl. Anthony's hos« Mrs. Van Elzen’s death was the The two men quarrel over Filina. the auditorium, it was re­ Harry and Joseph Waugh, own-! USED pilal after an illness of five months first to occur in this large family. ers of Boyd’.s bird store, 15131 Born in Denver in 1901. Mrs. Bettick had Swords are drawn, but Mignon vealed Wednesday by the box 15th and California Glenarm, Denver, recently pur-1 FUR.MTURE been a olerk in the sub-depot at Lowry Requiem Mass was offered in intervenes, and they separate. office directors. The box chased the Petland pet store a t' a l s o n e w Field. Surviving are her parents, Mr. the St. Rose chapel for the repose Finally, left alone with Mignon, office will remain open in We Do Not Hare Special Sales Rut Sell You at Our Lowest and Mrs. E. J. Winters. Denver; a Cub or Credit of her soul. The Rt. Rev. Monsi­ Wilhelm tells her he must leave Knight Campbe ll's Music 3539 E. Colfax. In the future it Prices Every Day on All Drug Merchandise. daughter. Delores: and three brothers. gnor Matthew Smith was the cele­ will be operated under the name of A FULL LINE Donald. Kennewick. Wash., and Leonard her. Mignon begins to weep, and store, 1617 California street, OF OFFICE and Clifford Winters. Denver. Requiem brant. is about to say farewell. At this Thursday, Friday, and Satur­ Boyd’s bird store -N’o. 2. This will Mass was offered Tuesday in Annuncia­ FURNITURE juncture, however, Filina enters. day, and tickets may be pur­ be one of the largest and most com­ tion church. Interment Mt. Olivet. W. plete bird and pet stores in the P. Horan A Son service. Noted Catholic Labor Observing the girl decked out in chased at the box office in the W . buT your hou.chold and offico fumL City auditorium every night of West, and will carry a complete lure (or CASH, or tzchaneo them (or Dead borrowed raiment, she utters a MRS. OPHELIA M'LEAN Leader Falls line of dog, bird, cat, and fish food CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING anything in etock. few words that raise a flush of the performances. Requiem M»!>6 was offered Tuesday in New York.— Joseph McDonough, We rent Foldins Chaira, Card and Ban­ and supplies, remedies, and fur­ the Cathedral (or .Mrs. Ophelia McLean, anger in Mignon's cheek.s. The Cast Has Experience quet Tablea. Diahea. Silverware, any­ widely known Catholic layman and nishings. You are invited to come who died Friday in her home. 1114 Loffan girl dashes into an inner cabinet, thing in atoelc secretary-treasurer of the Ameri­ Although this year's cast of street, after an illness of a year. Bom in and see this new pet store, con­ liassified Ads Eatabllahed ISSS where she tears off the dress, re­ in Waterloo. 111.. Jan. 2S, 1S7S, Mrs. can Federation of Labor Metal appears in her own Gypsy clothes, characters is younger than those veniently located for East Denver It will pay yon to read ALL of the following adTerlitementa. PHONE KEYSTONE '■B52 McLean later moved to St. Louis, where Ti’ades department, died suddenly of former years, the principals all and Park Hill customers. she married Albert .McLean in 1906. and runs out of the room. OPEN FROM 8 A. M. to S P. M. in the Hotel McAlpin as he have had considerable experience. A.. She had been a resident of Denver 43 ACT m years. She was a member of the Cathe­ was addressing a meeting of 18 Joseph Clifford has returned to his dral Altar and Rosary society. Surviv- international representatives of Scene.: The Garden of the Castle native Denver from a season with LEGAL NOTICE OI.D BOOKS W ANTF.O-Old iio HutebinsoD’s Pharmacy station, a position he held for 17 years. in Det Moines, la.. July 3, 1859. Mrs. Mrs. John Miller, vice president; 'Rainbow Line. W e would like Surviving are his wife. Mrs. Georgette Barger; Lothario, James Rogers; :: 1065 Broadway K E.8077 !; Yony Nxborhood Drugglit Uniled Photo Studios Smith moved to Denver after the death Mrs. Estelle Wiggins, secretary; TA. 3412 1521 Curdi Croressel. and a ton, Pvt. Alfred F- of her husband and engaged in practical Frederick, Martha Magoun; Pboo* SP n iu 0688 700 8 a PnrI to tell you all about it. Coressel. Itoih of Denver: a sister. Mrs. nursing for a few years. Surviving are Mrs. W. E. Baptist, treasurer; Laertes, Randall Lynn; Giarno, ' ’**********************' ■ JA M iS HUTCHINSON Catherine Pauhl. Defiance, O .: four a daughter. Mrs. May Welsh. Denver: Mrs. Michael Timmins, historian; nephews, the Rev. Leo Coresael. S.J.. Graham March. two SODS. Arthur. Kansas City, Mo., and and Mrs. Louis La Monte, auditor. St. Mary's college. Kansas: Carl and Ed Albert. Mount Ayr. la .: a sister. Mrs. Sunday, May 14 — Mignon, Cbressel. Denver, and Raymond Coressel. Maggie Juhre. Rogers. Ark.; eight Committees will be selected at the Arvada: two nieces. Irene and Mart Norma Lee Larkin; Filina, Chryst- BIRDS­ grandchildren; and two great-grandchil­ opening of the next school term. abelle Bryan; Wilhelm, Joseph STORE QUALITY COAL NOW! JACQUES BROTHERS Coressel, Parker. Requiem Masa was dren. Requiem Mass was scheduled for Mrs. Kueser thanked the outgo­ offered Wednesday in the Cathedral. In Clifford; Lothario, Claude EYE ROCKVALE — KEBLER — LUDLOW — CEDAR Thursday In Mount Ayr, la. Interment ing officers and committees for (erment Mt. Olivet. Olinger service. will be in Mount Ayr. Schmitz; Frederick, Betty Gay CANON — GORDON — PINNACLE — WADGE Since 1902 their co-operation and help in Alexander; Laertes, Paul Gryder; FROZEN FRANCIS M'MAHON making the past year such a suc­ MOFFAT MRS. M AY E. LEWIS Giarno, Barry Crissey. 28 E. 6th ,4ve. T.Abor 6468 Francis M. McMahon, formerly promi­ R«)ui«m M a .i w u lehedul.d (or cessful one. She also thanked the FOODS nent in Colorado accounting, mining, and Thursday at 9 :30 in Holy Ghoat church oil circles, died in his home in Chicago (or Mra. May E. LewU, who died Friday sisters, lay teachers, and mothers Thursday. He was a brother of L. F. in her home, 2662 H ifh atreet. Bom in for their splendid co-operation. UNITED FUEL— KE. 6391 Erickson Memorial Co. Groceries - Meats • Bakery McMahon, member of St. John’s parish lllioofe Jan. 27. 1888. Mra, Lewta came Sister Mary Janet was given a Pick of the Mine Preparation and auditor of The Denver Foil. Bora to Colorado with her huaband, Richard check to be used for the improve­ MONUMENTS - MARKERS in Chicago. Mr. McMahon came to Colo­ Lawia, 26 yeara ago. She had been era rado Springs as a young man to be asso­ ployed at Buckley Field (or the paat ment of the school. Prompt Erection MURRAY’S ciated with a private banking firm. Later year. Surriviof are two lona, Richard. The PTA will give a dinner for from one of the most eompleta Foundwl by H. T. U n m y — 1882 COLD SPRING he was connected with a trust company Denver, and Cpl. Emeraon. with the the sisters May 24 in the Cathedral displays la this region. MONUMENTS in Colorado Springs and became inter­ armed (orcea: a aiater, Mra. BfardM. 939 Speer Bird-, Oppoalta Sanhea Phones OR. 1613-14rl5 SliAUTIFUl CMAiriS ested in mining and oU developments. He Collier, Denver: and a brother, Cadoa 7> convent. Members will cook and GaHtas* CHerry 4799 W «t Und A Jollu was treasurer of £1 Paso county during serve the dinner. BUY WAR BONDS FOR VICTORY Barton. Interment MU OUreu Thursday May 11, 1944 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE ELEVEN

II It The Denver Catholip Register It It President...... Most. Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. M it Editor...... Rt. Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D., Jour.D It Managing Editor...... Hubert A. Smith, Jour.D. It mAMifit'cAlg It Associate Editors— M. F. Everett, Jour.D.; Rev. Walter Canavan, riass movement, that it has the mother on the second Sunday o f National 6 ank BANK It J.C.D.. Litt.D.; Rev. John Cavanagh, M.A., LittD.; Rev. Edward A. We Thank You Bible and CJtrislian ethics against May. But a young profeasor o f II it, that the economic system is the Univeraity o f Notre Dame, II Breen, M.A., Litt.M.; Rev. Francis Syrianey, M.A.; Leonard Tangney. II Wr wish to thank all who { threatened by it, that national F'rank E. Hering, publirly urged It A.B., Jour.D.; Max Greedy; Phil Hewitt; Mary Eisenman, A.B.; roniribiitrd lo the Registfr sub- ( safety cannot be maintained with a the setting aside o f a day o f tribute II Linus Riordan, A.B., Litt.M. dwindling population (we will de­ to mothers and motherhood more II srriplion collection last Sunday It I and all the priests who gener- feat Japan this time, but if birth than three years earlier. He made Engagements of the Moat Rev. It I oiisly upheld the cause o f the | control ronliniies among us she the suggestion Feb. 7, 1904, in a It Entered as second class matter at the post office at Denver, Colo. Urban J. Vehr to midsummer are : Catholic press in their pulpit ' will defeat our rliildren or our speeeh before the Indianapolis < £ U ie n io : It annofinced as follows; II * appeals. We are especially grandchildren just as a mure |Hip- aerie o f the Fraternal Order o f Monday, May 15— Golden, Con­ II grateful In subscribers who sent uloiis Germany defeated a birth- Eagles. FULTON LEWIS. JR. II Published Weekly by firmation, 7:45 p. m. checks o f extra size. control-drcimaled France). .An authority on American his­ It THE CATHOLIC 'PRESS SOCIETY (Inc.) tory, Mr. Hering knew how great Tuesday, May 16 — St. Eliza­ Daily, Monday thru Friday I t a part the slaiinrh roiirage o f the beth’s church, Denver, Confirma­ I t The Catholic Church is not put­ 9:30 P.M KFEL .'I 938 Bannock Street ting forth a dogma o f her own pioneer mother played in the foun­ tion, 7 :45 p. m. Dean Roberts Host dation o f this republic. He knew Friday, May 19 — St. Thomas’ Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 1620 when she lights birth control. The To Birth Controllers statement in (ienesis does not admit that in every epoch noble women seminary, canonical examinations. (By Moiisignor Mallliew Sniilli) of doctrinal controversy; it is too inspired men’ s finest achievements. Sunday, May 21— Boulder, an­ definite. As for the natural law, it .And he undoubtedly bad in mind imal convention o f the Knights o f Subscription: $1 per year. Tlic Colorado l.rague for Planned the Blessed Mother to whom the Columbus. Parcntliood, the birlli control I is rlear enough on the point that it The Bank for was not until the present genera­ great university in South Bend is I Tuesday, May 23— Holy Ghost, Thursday, May 11, 1944 nioveineni, i< holding h "marriage dedicated. Archives o f the F.O.E. ACCW, Mass 8:30 a.m. counseling and family relation.s" tion that Protestants anywhere be­ contain documentary proof of his Friday, May 26— Boulder, Mt. institute Thursday, May 11, in the gan to question it. There were ALL the People speech, and the American War St. Gertrude, graduation, 4 p. m. parish house o f St. John’s Episco- state laws everywhere iipliolding, Mothers, after an extensive inves­ Sunday, May 28 — Penteco.st, M>alian Cathedral, Denver. Dean the natural law. OFFICIAL: ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER tigation in 192.‘>, asrribed the ori­ Cathedral, Pontifical Ma.ss and jPaiil Roberts f whom belong to treatment of a few diseases (hardly Hering spoke before the Denver of Denver . . . / the children of the Archdiocese for the reading o f The Register. Loretto Heights, graduation, 4 I those ministers’ churches, hut the ever in more thanf morals. The doctor who be­ torium, joint high school gradua­ aerie shall hold services appropriate tion, 3 p. m. against other practices that all civi­ comes infallible on moral prob­ lo Mother’s day." • Regular checking service AFGHAN FOR SICK SOLDIERS Monday, June 5— St. Thomas’! lized men agree are immoral, lems is in many ea.srs as foolish ns Miss Jarvis was responsible for lor business, the ilorlor who derides there u no seminary, entrance examinations, a Mother’ s day service in Phila­ • Popular cbctking service Mrs^ .Anne Coulter, alternates, to I From a social register sland- (iod and the soul is not immortal. 10 a. ni. The yueen'.s Daughters met delphia in 1908. .A pirluresqiie for the individual. Sunday, .May 7. in the home of I attend the ACCW convention May p«>int, it must hr admitted that the Hr is as foolish as I would be if I festival held there tlie following Sunday, June 11— St. Thoma.c' .Mi.ss Clara Courtney. Ilenvcr. Mrs. 23 in the Shirley-Savoy hotel. I Colorado lamimittee for Planned tried lo ojieralc on or lo pre.srribe year received great piiblirily, which seminary, annual Corpus Chnsti • Account financing for the Byrd Hessclbine, Misses Grace Members who failed to bring ! Parenthood has a prominent mem- for a mao seriously ill. He is out iindniiblrdly helped In swell the proce.ssion, 4 p. m. merchant. Ibrrship. Tliis. of roursr, does not of Ills field, as I would be. Sunday, July 2— Fort Lupton, Palmer and Loretta Loughran their knitted squares are re­ sentiment for a national observ­ • Home financing for the were co-hostesses. I make the practice moral. Even a ______I Confirmation, 4 p. m. Platteville, quested to deliver them to Miss The Planned Parenthood society ance. family. letter of thanks from the Lit­ Margaret Hamilton, 965 Pennsyl­ 'majority ^ote has no effert on Moitier's day, like Christmas, was Confirmation, 8 p. m. niornlity, which in (Jiristianity is promotes argiiinrnis that seem Sunday, July 16— Holy Ghost, • Savings accounts for every­ tle .''isters of the Poor for the vania. so that the afghan for h’itz- scientific for a lime and then are seized upon by merrhanis and rnni- Faster tieat to the men and simons hospital may be completed. baseil on direct divine revelation iiiereialized, a fart bitterly deplored Confirmation, 4 p. m. body. and also on the science of ethics shown to be silly. For installer, the women of the .1. K. .Mullen home ;Mrs. Julia O'Neill read John by those who founded it. Rot the Monday, July 17— Retreat for • Safety deposit boxes for (the scirnre of moral duty as Rrailrr'n /h'gest in .'vepleniber, for the aged was re.td. .Miss Bar­ O’Brien’s "The Trimmin’s on the core o f the idea is still sound and the pric.sts of the archdiocese. all. divulged by reason). It is not pos­ 191.3, rarried some ipiestinns t>n bara Bach was appomlod to en­ Rosary.’ ’ Monsignor John .Mulroy rbild birth anil asked wliellier reverent, and it stands out resplen­ courage members to join one of gave an interesting talk on social sible to tieny the science of ethics dent despite base trappings. without denying the basis of civili­ “ babies born at yearly intervals to Loretto Heights the parish study clubs this fall. problem.s. a inollirr are as likely lo live as if A ('.atholic idea is In pay tribiilr Misses Mary .Schurmann and Lila ."Urs. Elizabeth Salmon has of­ zation. Individual writers may also lo the Blessed Mother hy com­ make mistakes, but a genuine there were |>eriods of several years (VRoyle were appointed delegate.^, fered her home for the next meet­ bining World Sodality day and Alumnae to Honor I ethical standard, such as is evi- between.” I’lie answer given was: with Miss Claia Courtney and ing, which will be held June 11. “ False."’ This was and is one of the Mary's day observanres’ wilh Moth­ That, briefly, is the j;en- Ulcnt in the Ten Coiiimandmciits, is er's day. If is fitting that we honor I beyond rcnsoiiahlc dispute. eonirnlioiis stressed by Plannri ’24/34,’44 Grads eral banking .service of the Parenthood. But Dr. Nieholai the .Mother o f (ind as well as our .American National Bank own mothers, for she is the sii- Jhp Loretto Heights College Ea.simnn, fanions obslelrieian of of Denver. Y O U , and .... ' Just what it is that causes so Johns Hopkins university and hos­ preme model o f motherhood. The Alumnae a.s.sociation will nav sne- iiiaiiy wealthy iion.(4ilholics to pital, writing in the April, IVFt, (.ml-Man came lo the world|cj„i tribute to the classes of 1924 •ALL the people are in­ propagandize birth control is a issue of the 4mPririin Journal of llirongb Mary. Because she is ibelgn^ ,334 ^^.p|| j,, vited to make use of it. matter of spccnlation. Many, it Ia n il Grrieco/ogy, assi-rls med.alrix of all graces won by | 594^ g,.g jnjtj. must he admitted, are rarried along that the npliiiiiini interval for in­ Jesus (.hrtsl. who onr sole .Med,-; alumnae a.s.sociation. S f y o U R simply by the social tide. .Sonic feril fant or mother, between births, is Htor ,n Ji.sitee, we return to (,od ^ the annual banquet nf the nr- themselves on the sophistry that “ 12 lo 2 4 months after a previous il.rough Mary , atd. In this time ^an,,gtion Satufdav evening, May ext alasAAA aka ■ a 11 «e alxrssilei Isakkvnki . _^ _ _ * ’ _ * they arc "do-gmiders"’ who are viable delivery (that i», during the of slre«» especially we thniild lionor 27, in Loretto Heights college, Den­ helping to handle the problem of her on .Mother's day. serond year).’’ llie information was ver. .A special .section of the dining b ' If 4 poverty hy rutting ilown the size sent lo IIS only this week hy a hall will be re.served for the of the families of the poor. Others prominent doeliir of the Loyola Critics U njust in alumnae of 10 and 20 year.s ago, ’The have the harsh philosopliy that if university niediral school, (Jiirago. More Than One Way and toa.sts to the honored classes JScoum the iiiovriiirnt of birth control is We noliee the name of a p*y-: (By .Max (Greedy) will feature the program. spread among the poor there will ehialrisl on the program at !s|. A rritiral opinion of Catholics, -A string ensemble from the col­ be less taxes to pay beranse there Jiihn's Episcopal (ailhrilral meet-! often expressed by outsiders, is lege conservatory of music will pro­ will be fewer poor to hr cured for ing. W e advise the psyrhialrists to American National vide a musical setting. The general from the pnblir till. Some, it is that the faillifiil are so sure of keep out of this biLsiness and to chairman of the banquet is Mrs. obvious, hack the iiniveinent for their place in the hereafter and so slick lo the problem erealed in liappy in their ronleniplation of J. J. Johnson of 66 Ash street. In­ so-called Planned I’arenthoiid be­ llieir own field hy the present war cause they tlieinselves intend to liraven that they are disinclined formal dress will he worn. — the ghastliest problem of the' lo do much about making this DENVER practice it. Certain other classes ^anK of war, one so serious that figures have world a happier plare. (notably t^itholirs) light it, and not yet been annoimeed, except in \ ieweii in one. aspect, for most Nazi Press Furious at the coiitrarrptioiiists. knowing that . meiliral journals. Wr give this nil- of ns, sijrh a rliararlerizalinn is a Thrusts of Cardinal, their own ranks will dwindle, do IV ice beranse we knov, that Denver FRANK KIRCHHOF ADOLPH KLPVSMILLER magnifirenl, even if iinnierited London.— H. Em. Cardinal Van not wish to hr oiitnunihered any 'psychiatrists, who have an ah- Vice Pretident Aod more than they are now. Otliers cnnipliinenl. In this era of skep­ Roey, Primate of Belgium, has norninl nninber of ahnorinal men ticism, is there a gsraler tribute promote birth control in order to among them, have at limes f>een written a letter to H. Em. Cardinal keep wages as low and dividends lo our faith possible than to be Segura, Primate of Spain, in doing the grave*! Iiarni hy iinia- crcdileil with having our eyes as high as possible. The Organized leiirisli and often diabolical advice, which, according to information fiiriised so Hcciiralely iifMin heaven movrinenl is definitely not one of on hirih eonirol. Ix-i flic shoe- from enemy source.c. Cardinal Van, ibal they pay little attention lo life jjQ^y defend.* hi.x hostile attitude the miihlle class or of the working niaki'r stick to hi* last. i (leople. i The Coilhnlir r.linreh is not on earth-f Do»hl|e's this is Irue toward the philosophy of National wrong on the ((uestioii of birth eon- for some of the faithful. But it i" 1 Socialism. The letter has caused MAin 5314 I'ollowiiig lire clergymen’s iiHiiies Irol. .'she is dead right, as iisnal,! not exactly accurate lo charge lhalj,„uph indignation among the pro- ihni wr find on the list of the Gnlo- ( alholir, are Iininleresied in niak-'Xazi papers in Belgium. and she has loo many great physi-i iiig tlic world linppier. ! ------^------riidii < ioiiiiiiillec: The Bl. Bcv. rians and great social scienli*!* ad-| Fred Inglcy. Proleslant Kpiscopiil I here are few who will denyi^^i^ slrkness. rather than into F. .J. Kiiu iiiiOF vising her moral theologians lo al­ Bishop of Czilorado: tlic Bl. Bcv. low them lo gel off the track on that the allevialion of human pl.yt- g ra,„paign that has depopulated teal suffering ,« a forward step in ro.inirv, there would not now Harry Kcimcily, until recently scientific mailers. of (.olorado Spring*, now Proles, bmigmg good rheer to the world, broken home, and the so- i ’ 0 .\STHli< TIO.\ t o . taut K.pi.sropal Bishop of llonolnin: Mother’s Day Did for rent,irie. there were few riologiral ills that ihreale,, our the Bev. Bitfiis Baker. Bonhier; the shelters for the stek and the in- f,is,r„ro as a nation, (Ky Hiib**rl V. Bev. John Brownell, (aih>rado jored except those conducted by rontrol i. a pandering to BUILDERS 'springs; the Bev. James Carman. \X r arr i;oine lo fill our uparr priests, brothers, or sisters. Knowl- ,b , it is a today Hilh a fen rxrrrpiv from a Pueblo; Bahhi Ahraliani I.. Fein- edge IS another farlor in happi- siib.liliile for self-control, We Appreciate Your Patronage berg, iiiilil rerenlly of Denver, now .'«pef*rh hy (U»nf:rr.«.«mHn K. K. ness. And everybody knov.. that ], Heserrales thr notion of Ghris- of Toronto: the Bev. Roger Hazel- of (gcor^ia. Ibe (Jiorch pioneered in tie d,s-|,ig„ marriage and makes rhild- ‘*.Monninrn|fc.*' li r di»rlnrrcl, 708 Lawrence St. Denver, Colo. ton, t.olorado Spring.*: the Bev. sem,nation of knowledge ibrough bearing a morkerv. It violates the “ have been errried to rfumnrino< (ilarenee Kemper, Denver: the Rev. her schools. By delving mlo h,s- natural and divine law and i* re- rale the noble Heed« o f ^oldirn*, Filward F'. M Hi It e i, (iolorado lory the example* could be muht-l.pnnsihle, lo a great extent at Springs; the \’erv Bev. Paul Rob­ j4(Hie>«men, <«rieM(i8lfK, p o e U , ju rists, plied. In the pre.seni, it should 1 pnr the alarming number of erts, Denver: the Bev. Edgar M. and c»therfA« but notliiiiK l4i ibal siiflire lo mention such organiM-1 , 1,;* enunirv. The dev- eSlABUSHKD SINCB IfOft !«SAe«*t and spirit o f iiiotlier- VS alilherg. Denver (his ebtireh has lions as the ( -atholic (Jiarities, I he birth control are meddle- condiieled a birth eonirol clinir for liood. S«H-icly of .'SI. Vincent de laiil, the ,nnie hiisybndies wlio are not con- some lime and he is leaving Satur­ “ ( jviliratiiMi i*> ba*ed upon Irgion of Mary, and the National .^nt with breaking God's law ihem- day for overseas duly as a district moilier* and mother*’ |o\e. (jtlhohr (ommitmly Jvervire lo but would have all others ’*HeIi|j:ion i* ba«rd upon math- The American Fixture Co pnhlie welfare su|>ervl.sor for the show that the CJiurrh as an insti­ rommit the same sin. They have or* and molbers* lo\e. Manoffctarm of I niled Nations Relief ami Re- tution rare* for the welfare of not a rant or jargon ihni cover* their ’*Jn the Hnrrod iiiaiiKOr in Beih* S[/i/V IT TO Ol/n DEPENDABLl hahilitnlion Vilministralion) ; the only Catholics hot all mankind. It evil design* like the sugar coating CHURCH PEWS AM) ALTARS lehem, hnldintc. a* a tiny Mite, the •hoiild not be necessary to ..detail over a foul-tasting pill. They Bev. Hnhert Wallers, Denver; the CHURCH FTJRiMTURE Bcv. Kavnionil W a.ser. Denver. I-iglil o f the World, mb*— Mother. the work of our missionaries, onr point out the evils o f loo much MASTER FURRIERS FOR.... ibe foot o f llie (lro«* on .schools, hospitals, orphanages l,.^jij.b„ring; the ruined health of BANK, BAR, AM) STORE FIXTURES %ar>, fiiitlifiil, ullerly faillifiil, in homes for the aged land •ocial|,|„ mother: the disadavanlage* to ( joinrfi. are Mirr, llir creal triai, knelt Mother. centers lo support the assertion ,b , children; the bad effects to the Millicork of All Kinds inaiiy oilier < !liri*t|iani», are not ” In that one Hord. mother, \s dial llir ('Jiurrh i* inirrr*lrliiin* lo provr ihrir poiiil. Tlirv I inXs couraKcoii*. itriiile, .*elf**arri- UHt wrakrnrd and our intrlirri* ^ |rndrnr> lo allribiilr all Give Mother a ficitifi: all that i» imble: and all an- loo darkriird hr original |„|„ianitr lo ihr liial is beautiful in ibi** *lraiiKe for II* lo clioofr (»od a* our goal. ^onir wonirn have lo4i Practical Gilt on enigma \«e call liumaii exi*tenre.” and then lo aim our lives that wav maiiv children. This is a mere Ye^, (!onKre**rnan, ho do rejApert as straight as arrow* in flight. A*|,„pbj,„,_ Sterling Silver Mother’s Day and lo\e onr motlier«. (^llioltrK individuals most o f us fail lo I poverir and illness and miserv the roiintry «»ver nill ofTer Hol> merit the left-handed compliment imvaitily and crime are the re- ODELING ('omniiinion for their mother*, be of non-i jtlholirs- that we p^o^ eeunnmiral dislribii- they liviniE or dead, on Motlier'a rare hllle fm- this world— and m -jiion, „r bad health and morals, Cruciform Medal da;t this Sunday. (iatholioB the dividual (.alhohr* and the Ghurrh child-bearing. Ijirge families uorld over are inrrea«iiifc their rerlainly work hard lo improve this are a blessing, not an evil. Some How will your precious fur coot look next winter? prajers t«» the Blessed .Mother in world which we are visiting as way­ persons, it is true, should not have ^ thin, her month o f .May, beaeech- Every tiny np, every worn spot should be imme­ farers. children. But they should not break and Chain ins her to ii*e the fiillne*.* o f the the law o f (4od lo attain this en d .; diately repoired, every fashion detail should be sracr ihni i.* her* by \irtiie <>f the Planned Parenthood Parenthood should be planned in | (Scapular, Miraculous, St. Joseph divine nialcrnily to bring peace the sense that rouples entering | kept up to the minute to get the most sotisfoction bark to till* lAcarv Horld. (By Rev. W. J. Canavan) and St. Christopher) with heavy J______:______Increasing arlivily on the part; Matrimony should plan to use mar- j 24 inch endless sterling silver from your fur coot. riage as a means o f replenishing { No M other’s Day o f the local Planned Parenthood chain. In attractive gift box ready group, current name for the birth the earth, o f ceasing sons and j daughters who will be Iriie chil­ for mailing. Let us give you o free estimote of the cost of re­ In England controllers, shows that «ome per­ (By Millard F'. FAcrctI) sons never learn. This country has dren o f God. Such parenta have modeling . you'll be surprised how much you can W> arc wi accn.lonird lo the crl- discovered, to its sorrow, in the made .Amerira what it is. .Such parent* will, pray God, continue j $250 improve your coot, and how inexpensive it it. cbration o f .Mother’* day in the present conflict that it has loo few United .Slate* that i* i* *iirpri*ing young men lo fight it* battles, yet in their sublime vocation, despite, lo bear from .*ervire men in Fmg- the birth controllers seem de­ the groups that are the enemies! land— and the »ame mti*l be true termined to make our ritizenry nf home and country. SICK CALL STORE YOUR FURS in other coiinlriea— that lliere is no fewer still in year* lo come. surli obnervanre there. .Artiially the Sociologist* arr hecoming in­ setting aside o f a special day on creasingly alarmed at the results I'pj '■ Safely with hamilton’s wbicb to honor mothers is o f com­ that will follow the induction o f fa­ CRUCIFIXES paratively recent origin in .-Vinerica. thers o f families into the armed MORGAN, Our Rates Are Standard The first .such suggestion was made forces. They point out that homes in 1904 and the (Umgressional reso­ with children ran be completed LEIBMAN $250 Mother will look pretty lution urging the President lo name only by the pre.senre o f a male such a day was passed in 1914. It parent. They predict many torial! and HICKEY in a beconiiing blouse— was just 30 year* ago that, upon ills that will eoine in riiliire yeanj COMPLETE LINE OF RELIGIOUS ARTICLES FOR CHURCH AND HOME 5.95 to 22.50 proclamation o f President WimmI- beranse fathers were in the army row Wilson, the first national ob­ when their children were in their Insurance Since 1897 servance o f this day was held. formative years. .And the birth A . P . W a g ,\ e i i hamiltons Tlie honor of originating Moth­ controllers are in great part re­ 104B Gas and Electric Bldg. Store Hours 10 to 6 . . . Monday Thru Saturday er'* day is o(ten altribiiled lo Mils sponsible for this condition because (TirilCII GOOD* 40. haniilton's' .Anna Jarvis o f Philadelphia, who o f their aetivilies in past year*. Had TA. 1395 616 Stout T A .2611 1616 STOUT ST. gained the idea in 1907 while com­ they turned their efforts against memorating the death o f her own the economic evils that cause pov* I A. a.’Ln 606 I Uii \ PAGE TWELVE Office, 988 Bannock Streef THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyslone '4205 Thursday May 11, 1944

'Tbis it the Books Today, Jobs Tomorrow* happy County Judge to K. of C. and C. D.ofA. Hold slorj- o f the three Loretto Heights college seniors who will receive their Bachelor o f Science degrees in rhemislry .May 31. Miss Katherine for Dean (left) o f Superior, Wyo., has been awarded an intemeship in Address Group medical technology by St. Mary's hospital, Kansa.s City, Mo. Miss FIRST COMMUNION Grand Junction Initiations Frances Quinn (standing) o f Denver and Miss Alicia Butler (right) GRADUATION o f Colorado Springs have been employed by Seagrams, Inc., to work Jndge C. Edgar Kettering of CONFIRMATION in chemical research laboratories in Baltimore, Md. All three stu­ the Denver county court, long­ ORDINATION AND dents will assume their new positions early in June. Grand Junction.-—Sunday, May elected: Grand regent. Celeste time supporter and enthusiastic MOTHER’S DAY 7, was a busy time for the Knights Werth; vice regent, Virginia booster of the work carried on by Order Early of Columbus and the Catholic Stevenson: prophetess, Mary the Dominican Sisters of the Sick POBTRAITURE Daughters of America. Louise Willers; historian, Alice Poor, will speak at a committee Bishop Joseph C. Willging of Holland: treasurer, Loretta King: meeting Monday evening. May 15, By RALF Pueblo came to Grand Junction for financial secretary. M a y Ver COLFAX at 7:45 in the Dominican Sisters’ 4 GRANT C H lO.'i? the initiation ceremonies of 'the Hofstad; lecturer, Margaret Daly; convent, 2501 Gaylord, when fur­ K. of C. and the C. D. of A. The sentinel, Emia Jonick; monitor, ther plans will be made for the Bishop offered Mass at 8:30. Genevieve Callahan; organist, Jane summer bazaar. June 29 and 30 Members of the K of C. council Lynch; and trustees (three years),. and July I have been chosen as were guards of honor and escorted Bernice Ficenec and Martha Spam. dates for the annual outdoor ba-1 COAL Mrs. Catherine D. Fagan of Colo­ the Bishop from the rectory to the zaar, proceeds of which go ex­ Store it now— Be prepared for church. Both K. of C. and C. D. rado SprinM, state regent, spoke. | clusively to the charitable work possible fuel shortage. of A. members assisted at the Mass Bishop Willging was the guest! of the Dominican Sisters among ALL POPULAR GRADES — AL80 in corporate groups. of the evening. At the banquet] the sick poor of the city. STOKER COAUS The Knights of Columbus ini­ was introduced by Father j Nicholas Bertrand. Father Fran-] Harold Kiley, general chairman, tiation began at 11 a.m. in St. announced that the dinner com­ Ra^ Coal Co. Joseph’s hall. The second and the cis G. Faistl gave the invocation.; mittee will again be headed by Mrs. PE. 4604 1165 So. Penn. third degrees were conferred at His Excellency emphasized thej value of greater co-operation and] L. A. Brown. The reputation of 2 p.m. in the Labor temple. State the home-cooked meal has in­ Deputy B. B. Carraher assisted unity of Catholic organizations in, addressing the members of K. of C .! creased every year with such Optometrist and Optician the local officers in the degree strides that last summer 1,200 work. council 1062 and C. D. of A. court] 941. The Bishop praised Father; persons were served, and the line Initiation Begini at 2 p.m. Bertrand’s work, lauded his pa-! extended a block from the dining Helen Walsh hall door. The initiation of the Catholic risbioners for their loyalty, and AAM>e1kU Cash prizes for the 21st annual Daughters of America was held urged affiliation of local groups W. R. JOSEPH at 2 p.m. in the school hall. The with the National Councils■■ o: f Cath- bazaar will total $575, the scene following candidates were re­ olic Men and Women. will again be the Loyola parish EYES EX A Ml.NED ceived: Mmes. lone Tebedo, Mary C. D. of A. Hiatory Given grounds, and the entire group of Phon* TAbof I S 8 0 Alice Weimer, Irene Ligrani, Wini­ Mrs. Fa^an gave the history of workers will be volunteers. 21H.21H MniMtic Ride. fred Frances Billings, Anna Fiegel, the Catholic Daughters of Amer­ Lucille Whitteker, Mary Williams, ica, and told of the CTowth of the REPAIRING-RENTALS Helen Hibbs, Margaretta Harsh- organization to 200,000 members. ON ALL MAKES berger. Rose M. Donohue, Helen K. of C. State Deputy Carraher Spehar, and Irene M. Kapaun (re­ commended both organizations for All Makes Tj'pewriter Service instated) : Misses Phyllis Weimer, their progress, ^owth, and their Freida Phillips, Viola Fuocco, and program of activities. Others who 413 14th STREET BARNES SCHIIOL RLPO MAIN 14SS Helen Doyle. In a previous meet­ spoke included W, F. McGlone of ing, the following officers were Denver, past state deputy; Morris J. Hickey, a member of the de­ gree team of Denver; Mrs. E. T. For the Sweetheart of the Family RequiescanI in Pace Ficenec, outgoing grand regent, and Mrs. I. G. Werth, incoming Diocese of Pueblo grand regent; and M.'A. Burk, rep­ resenting t h e newly initiated FACENDO— GseUno. of 211 Day ton. mOTHeR'S DRV Pueblo. Died May 6. Father of Sister Knights of Columbus. R. R. Wei­ Magdalen of 6t. Ignstlus', Omaha. N ebr.: mer was toastmaster. Keegan’s WEBSTER COLLEGE GIRLS TO BE ENRICHED BREAD step-father of Mrs. Clara DiCiaeco, and All-Girl orchestra nlayed. Herb brother-ln-lsw of Mrs. Lucy Pannunsio. Member of Christopher Columbus society. Wilson was song leader. Mrs. Requiem High Mass in Our Lady of Ht. Virginia Stevenson, Miss Patricia GUESTS AT LORETTO HEIGHTS GIFTS FR0R1 Carmel church May t. Interment Rose Goffredi, and Mrs. Mary Coving­ lawn. V ton sang solos, accompanied by CRUZ— Antonia, of 1207 Boxelder. (Loretto Heights College, Denver) Waltzes,’’ Cheyette-Roberts. Her favorite Candies . . . Cakes fresh from our bakery, Pueblo. Died May 1. Father of Mrs Mrs. Vincent Lynch. Frank Wag­ Joseph Espinoss. Mrs. Sam Herntndes. ner, accompanied by Miss Maiy The Loretto Heights college Piano, “Fantasia C Minor,” beautifully decorated in honor of Her Day . . . other KEEP UP THE HOMES Mrs. Joe Baca, and Mrs. Ben JtramUlo Louise Gibbon, also sang. student body this week will enter­ Mozart, Lucille Hammond. Voice, til of Pueblo; Mrs. Nsbor Sandoval. A turkey dinner was served by tain four representatives from “ Cradle Song,” Brahms; “ My appropriate gifts , many gifts, and all sure to add Raton, N. M ex.: Marcellno Crus. .Pvt. Webster college, the Loretto col­ Johann.” Greig; Ruth Graber. Elfida Crus of the army, and Joseph the Altar society. lege in the St. I^uis suburbs. The Two pianos, “ Presto Movement to Her happiness . for Mother knows and enjoys Cruz, Raton, N. M ex.: brother of Boni­ Home on Furlough YOU’RE FIGHTING FOR facio Cruz, Pueblo. Requiem Mass in guests will be Miss Margaret from Concerto Op. 11,” Weber; quality. Our Lady of Mt. Carmel church May <. Jake Heinrick, son of Mr. and Knecht, president of the Webster Marjorie Crews and Mary Louise Interment Roielawn. Mrs. G. Heinrick of Independence student body: Thomasine Hunt, Fick. Voice, “ Deep River,” Negro Patronize These Reliable Firms HERNANDEZ— Mrs. Maria C.. of 117 avenue, is home on furlough after secretary; Mary Grace Kane, spiritual; “ W ho’ll Buy My Fulton Heights, Pueblo. Died May 3. being in service three years. He Survived by her husband. Refugio; treasurer; and Peggy O’Neill, Violet.s,” Padilla: Josephine Pa- CANDY, gift tied exquisitely, For your selection. had been in the South Pacific and daughters, Mrs. Amelia Garcia. Mrs. sophomore class president. The laze. Violin, “ Adoration,” Borow- these four assortments: Luise Martinez, and Mrs. Lupe Gutierrez; will be here until May 25. girls will be accompanied by the ski; “ Mazurka,” Mlynarski; Mar­ tons, Felix Refugio, Jr.; Angelo, vrith the The school basement, halls, and army overseas: and Joe Hernandez in Webster dean of women, Si.ster M. jorie McDonald. Voice, “ Spring in YOUR SOURCE OF SUPPLY entrances have been redecorated, ------FOR------California. Member of Our Lady of Mt. Flaget. My Heart,” Strauss; “ Clavelitos,"j Baur’s Ghocolales Colorado Assortment Carmel parish. and thanks are due to Father CO.VTRACTOR’S EQLTPMEM The tour is the fir.st in an an­ Valverde; Marion Meyer. Two DELL (LANESE) — Angelina, of Faistl. pianos, “ Concertstuck,” Weber; Serving Thii Territory ticipated series of intercollegiate Pueblo. Died in Grand Junction May 3. St. Joseph’s church has been Dorothy Lee Penny and Dolores] Baur’s Famous French Mints "Since 1S61" Sitter of Mrs. Clara Alitto, Harrithurg. completely cleaned. visits between the two colleges. Pa.: Mrs. Anna Sammartino, Mrs. Mary Problems of interest and import Stager. Voice, “ Si Mes Vers Hendrie & Bolthoff Alitto, and Mrs. Rota Vecchio. all of First Communion will be re­ Avaient des Aile.s,” Hahn; “ I H&B Puebla: and A. D. Dell, Koelber, N. Mex. to both schools will be discussed. DE.WER. COLORADO ceived Sunday, May 14, in the 8:30 Heard a Forest Praying,” DeRose; Baur’s Assorted Chocolates and Bonbons Requiem Mats in Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Mass. At 7:30 Sunday evening A series of social engagements church, Pueblo, May 6. Interment Roie- Jerry Espanda. Stringed en.semble, the crowning of the statue of is being arranged for the guests lawn. under the direction of the Loretto “ .\llegretto from Sonata Op. 27, CHARLESWORTH— Robert C. Died the Blessed Mother and recep­ No. 2,” Beethoven: “ Viennese Or Her favorite cake with Mother’s Day decorations: in Pueblo May 3. Resident of Pueblo tion of new members into the Heights college student body presi­ for more than 37 yean . He was preceded dent, Miss Virginia Thieler. Melodies,” King Wright; Eileen in death by his wife two weeks ago. For Young Ladies’ sodality will take Evert, Alicia Butler, Marjorie Mc­ Angel Food Sunshine Lady Cake many yean a locomotive engineer on place. Under the auspices of the Al­ Mutic Programs Scheduled Donald. Marian Meyer, Eleanor the D. 4 R. G. W . railway. Survived tar society, breakfast will be served Home-Made While Layer Cake U k / H by a 'ton , William V. of Alamosa: a Two music programs were in­ Ryan, Mary Anne Hanrahan, Mary grandchild. Barbara Jean Charlesworth to the First Communion class. cluded on the schedule of May Louise Stephenson, and Patricia! Large Chocolate Torle of Raton, N. M ex.; two brothers, John Mrs. Fred Glidden, daughter of activities in Loretto Heights col Kellogg. Piano, “ Rhapsodie C R. of Sumner. Wash., and James Charles- Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Elder, returned lege. The first was an organ re Major,” Dohnanyi; Peggy Cham- worth, Denver. Requiem High Matt in Wednesday after spending a month St. Pstriek’s church May 8. Interment cital presented in the Chapel of bors. Voice, "Storielle del Bosco Rotelawn. with her husband, who is in the Our I^dy of Sorrows last Tucsday|Vicnnese,’’ Strauss; “ Slumber UPTOWN B.4UR’: DUGAN— Mrs. Sarah, of 1411 E. service and is stationed in Wash­ afternoon. The soloists were Mary Song,” Gretchaninof; Virginia 16th «t GUnann Routt, Pueblo. One of the oldest and most ington, D. C. SORRY loyal parishioners of St. Frsneit Xavier's Patricia McGlone and Catherine Duggan. Two pianos, “ Concerto church, died Hay 6. Sitter of Mrs. B. Out of Hoapital Prui.sner, both of Denver. Eileen D Minor,” MacDowell; Catherine DOWNTOWN BAUR’S - NO M. Heider, Ksniat City, K tn i.; one niece. Evert assisted with a violin solo, 1512 Cartia Mrs. Geneva Schaff, Dayton, O .: one Miss Nataline Cardman returned Pruisner and Mary Patricia Mc­ DELIVERIES priest-nephew. Father Francis Heider. to her home from St. Mary’s hos­ "Andante Religiose,” by Thome. Glone. Chorus, “ Ave Maria,” MAY CO. BALR’S Cincinnati, 0 . Another titter, Mrs. Mary pital. Miss McGlone’s program con­ Sister M. Philomene Kenny, S.L ; 1623 Cartli TAbor 1393 1721 U W R E N C K Wolf, died May 4. Requiem High Mats in St. Francis Xavier's church May 9. Randall Hall, son of Mr. and sisted of “ Processional March,” by “ Bouree,” Bach; “ Three Blind -E A R L J.- Interment Rotelawn. Mrs. Frank R. Hall, 250 Hill ave­ Read; “ Cradle Song.” by Brahms, Mice,” Old English round; Dolora ORTEGA — Pauline, three-year-old nue, arrived from Regis college, and “ In the Shadows of the Cathe­ choir. BUY WAR BO.NDS; S^aiiouTSipcSijr^ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pat Ortega of STROHMINGER North Garcia. Died April 23. Survived Denver, where he has finished his dral,” by Lindsay. Miss Pruisner Equal to 3-<^N .LF 0SS I90!^AUPAH0E North Garcia. Services In Holy Trinity receipt of word of the birth of a “ Finale in A Minor,” by Harriit. 817 14th St. Eng. SIS W church May 1. Interment in Garcia, daughter to her son and daughter- for full Details and Prices. PEDRINl—James, of Aguilar. Died The spring musicale will be pre­ May 1. He hhd lived in the Aguilar dis­ in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William Sul­ sented in the College Little theater trict since 1898. Survived by a sister livan. Thursday evening. May 18, at 8:30 Mrs. Marie Vlllano of Aguilar: a brother, Lt. RobjTi Walker has returned p.m. Friends of the students and Pete, in Italy. Requiem Hass In St. Anthony’ s church. Aguilar, May 8. In to Denver. His wife will be here faculty are invited. The program terment in Aguilar. for another week. They have been follows: GAGLIARDI— Mrs. Apolonia A., of guests of Mrs. Walker’s mother, Loretto Heights college orchestra, 217 H Ash street. Trinidid. Died May Mrs. Lena Williams. after an illness of several months “ Fantasy on Shepherd Themes,” Had resided in Trinidad since 1888. Sur­ Mrs. William Kenney, Buffalo, Velska; “ Famous W aldteufel to Flatter Her on vived by four sons. Pete. Fred, and Tony Wyo., visited here a short time of 'Trinidad, and Albert Gagliardi of wi'th Mrs. Charles Vickers in the Vallaroto: four daughters. Mrs. Teresa home of Mrs. C. W. Wilson. She Program Will Salute Let us re-roof your house Lopez, Mrs. Mary Garcia, Mrs. Michiiina MOTHER'S Ptrsdiso, and Mrs. Josephine Trujillo, departed for Montrose to be with with tho«e long • wearing all of Trinidad. Requiem Mass in Holy her mother-in-law, Mrs. ^ R. E. Denver Opera Company weatherproof and fire-resist­ Trinity church May 6. Interment In Houser, for a week. Mrs. Kenney’s Catholic cemetery. DAY DOES THE AVERAGE ROOM ing ELATERITE shingles. FLYNN— Mrs. Donsciana, of Weston, husband is in England. The story of the Denver Grand; where the had resided all her life. Died Back From Vacation Opera company will be featured | (M ay 14) Come in many attractive col- May 1 in Denver. Survived by four F A L B Y » S daughters, Mrs. Louis Vigil of Weston Mrs. Lena Williams returned to in the “ Dansberry Salutes” pro­ P.VINT — HARDWARE ors and color combinations. Mrs. Sarah Metotes of Denver. Mrs, her work in the Mesa county gram over station KMYR on 32 Broadway PEsrt 2S40 Juanita Sandoval of Oakland. Calif., and Thursday evening. May 11, at 7:10 If your roof needs repair— Mrs. Fred Martinet of Cokedsle. A treasurer's office after taking a va­ brother Is Ambrosio Deagucro of Helena. cation while her daughter, Mrs. o’clock. The history of the local prompt attention now will aid Mont. Requiem Matt in Catholic chapel. Robyn Walker, was visiting here. opera company, which is directed in conserving materials and Weston. May 6. Interment in Medina by Monsignor Joseph Bosetti, and cemetery. Mrs. Walker’s husband has been labor. SGRO— Joe, of 917 Atchison street. recently promoted to first lieuten its contribution to the cultural life AWNINGS Trinidad. Pioneer resident of Las Animat ant in Buckley Field, Denver, of the city will be told on the five- county. Died May 2 after an illness of where he is a physical education minute program. Call CH. 6651 several months. Born in Italy, he came to the United States when 21 years of instructor. The "Dansberry Salutes,” which THAT SATISFY age and hid lived in Trinidad 44 years. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Quinn vis­ are carried each evening over Requiem M ist in Holy Trinity church ited their parents, Dan Quinn KMYR, have featured stories of WESTERN ELATERITE May 8 Interment in Catholic cemetery HURTADO— Mrs. Sari. Died May 3 Grand Junction, and Mr. and Mrs. the USO-NCCS club, and plan to THE DENVER TENT ROOfINC COMPANY in Folsom. N. Mex. Survived by two Charles Tharp, Palisade. Larrj’ salute the work of other Catholic daughters, Mrs. M. E. Garcia of Trinidid gunner’s mate first class in the institutions in the future. by ANN HAVILAND J0UITA8U suti'oi.NS - :i - . and Mrs. Petra Medina of Riverton, 8 AWNING GO. W yo.: two tons, Joseph of Ls Junta and navy, has returned to duty in San ALFRED S. PROCTER. Pres. Ban of Canon City. Requiem Mats in Francisco, Calif. Mrs. Quinn will Forty Hours’ Devotion B. H. BROOKS. Mgr. Your Purchase of War Bonds St. Anthony’s church. Aguilar, May 6. remain here. ...the frenh, green forest frngranee of April violets. and Stamps Helps Secure Your Interment in Catholic cemetery. Conducted in Delta MAIN 5394 AGUIRRE— Serafena. Died in Rock Miss Margaret Alice Corcoran 1647 Arapahoe St. Denver future. Springs. W yo.. May 1. Survived by hit daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George wife. Amelia: two sons, Joe of Walsen- Corcoran, rural route 2, was sworn Delta.— The Forty Hours’ de­ Have you ever picked violets right after an April rain? Here burg and Jake in the army; two daugh­ into the marine corps women’s re­ votion was conducted in St. Mi­ ters. Mrs. Stella Martinez of Trinidad chael’s church from Sunday, May Specializing in Quality Plumbing and and Hiss Filta Aguirre of Walsenburg; serves by Lt. Elizabeth Allen, is the delicate, beloved fragrance, fresh and sweet as though you had his mothtr, Mrs. Fermineta Aguirre of former Grand Junction resident 7, to Tuesday. May 9. The devo­ Walsenburg. Requiem Mats May 3 la Pvt. Corcoran has been employed tion is regularly held in the parish Heating Repairs St. Mary's church, Walsenburg. Inter­ just picked a great bunch of the purple flowers deep in the woods. ment in St. Mary's cemetery. as a stenographer for the Social in the first week of May. STANKO— Mrs. Juanita, of 2408 Oak­ Security board in Denver. She land, Pueblo. W ife of Frank Stanko; will remain on inactive status until Your Purchase of War Bonds SLAHERY & COMPANY mother of Frank, Jr.: Eugene, and Char­ ordered to report for training in and Stamps Helps Secure Your lotte; daughter of Mrs. Adeline Curtis; Future. Wood Violet Perfo3n e ...3 .SO, A.5 0 , IIJIO PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS sister of Glen Curtis with the army in Camp Lejeune, N. Car, Italy. Diad Hay 7. Requiam High Matt Xollet Y4 ster • . . 1.5 0 , 2 .7 5 , 4 .7 5 in St. Francis Xavier's church Hay 10. 1726 MARKET STREET Interment Roteltwa. HAMMOND— Mrs. Josephine, of Canon Both O U ...3 .5 0 , 6 .5 0 ,' 1 3 .5 0 JOHN J. CONNOR, President PHONE KEYSTONE U41 City. Died May 1. Resident of Colorado Communion tinea 1873 and of Canon City since 1920. Sseliet... 3 .5 0 , 4 .5 0 Died after a five-week illness brought on by a hip fracture. She was the oldest Bath Powder... 5 .0 0 member of the Altar and Rosary society Special! BAY J O ^ S of St. Michael's church. One of her tons. pins 20% Federsi Tax Paul, died in Brett, France in 1918 after PARTS /or serving throughout World war I. Sur­ Remember this im p ortan t Has the Agitator to Fit vived hr a daughter. M itt Katherine event in your child’s life with A L L Hammond, and a son, Albert, both of lovely, lasting portraits. You Yoar WASHDEH Canon City; a sitter, Mrs. Charles S. WASHING Johnson of Chicago; a grandson, Franklin will want the best at raasou* Paul, in the army. Requiem High Mata abia prices, so why not take MACHINES, Complete stock of parts to fit any make— in St. Michael’ s church May 4. The advantage of our special Altar and Rosary society attended in a any model. If it’s to be had we know body. Father Francit Hornung, O.S.B., Communion offer? celebrated the Mast, and Father H, J. where to get it. Jnsten, C.SS.R., preached the sermon. 1— 8x10 and 6— 4x6 Silver- M ABRY— Mrs. Marie G. Died in tone portraits mounted in Canon City May 8 affcr a long Ulnesa. RAY JONES 376 So. Bdwy. A resident of Montrose since 1891. she book foldece 7 .9 5 moved to Canon City to make her home for only with Mr. end Mrs. D. G. Hayes of 121 Denver 9, Colo. Main street. Her husband was the late With This Adv. Wlltiam Mabry, prominent businessman NO APPT. NECiaSARY of Montrose. Bom In Ilew Orleans in 1884, the moved to Montrose when young woman. She was the aunt of Mr. Photo Art Studio Coiaiatlc 8tr««t and Mrs. H aytt. Requiem Hats May 9 Shop— Floor PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS in St. Mary’s church, Montrose. Inter­ 1620 C a lif. ])LA. 8898 ment Uontroaa. 1

Thursday May 11, 1944 Office, 988 BannocK Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEysfone '420R PAGE THIRTEEN hi ■'! FIRST COMMUNICANTS WILL 23 MAKE FIRST COMMUNION Sells Six Stories Within DMGO NillSI ST. J O IN ’ S 3 Months After Enrolling s "Darittf till fint tlin* No Fancy (MnUii tbit I itnilcd with, RECEIVE ON MOTHER’S DAY IN ST. MICHAEL’S, CANON C IH tbo Nxwiptpcr Iiuutnte, P r i c e ..Y e t I >sl6 tlx mtmucrlpU. Ifx onix initmt it prti- ciit it (m■ ■Unn vriil iiin*. IT'S A GENUINE I! PROilGD TO Florence.— May 14, Mother’s day, Altar and Rosary society and the Canon City.— Twenty-three chil­ tin.-* I hit* Imr rn n r l O T L I V I N U N has also been to Alaska sin^ce en­ will be First Communion Sunday women of the parish. cliililrtn iM do lU mx, dren of St. Micbael’s parish made tering service. ' own houMwork. Tie pnb- for the children who have been re­ Members of the Knights of (Co­ licitlooi which hit* pur- NATURAL their First Holy Communion in the chiicd ox rtcent work irap ceiving instructions from Sisters lumbus met in the parish center Pfc. Franklin Hammond, son of The AtUnti JoumiLi 1ST LITO TTIIT Julitta and Ilene. The ceremony will Tueeday evening, May 9, for their 8 o’clock Mass Sunday, May 7. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hammond, Citbollo Horn* Joumil. T E took part in a recent rifle match Tho Workin* Boy, (two SPONGE take place in the 7:30 Mass, with monthly meeting. Under the guidance of Sister Ada ttoriM). Tho AjpotUi, ind Durango. — (S t Columba’s Par­ the children’s choir singing appro­ Lois, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. of his company at Fort Jackson. Out Bundix vuilor."— In “ Bandy ChenilU" yon cat canalna nav the children were trained. The Mrt. EliMU Hill, SSt ish)—Miss Elizabeth Dill, daughter priate hymns. ’The women of the Robert Meadows, was baptized by S. Car., and won the first prize Brill Atrmio. C.w., At-; oral aponca pia«aa padd«d Into conranianl (St. John’* Pnri.h, Denver) class included: William Gentry, Unti, Gcorcli. ahapa in a coTcr of aofU half-inch toftcd of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dill of Du­ Altar and Rosary society, wearing Father Urban Schnitzhofer, O.S.B., of^ $10 in cash and also received The sisters of the parish took up chenille. Becaota it ia natural aponca. rango, has be«n promoted to first their badges, will form an honor with Mr. and Mrs. Mike Guiliano Tommy Bruce, Ernest Gallegos, two expert riflemen’s medals and “ Handy CbaniUe“ la oneiealled for ld issortH pn1y~24 each: liDgcrte aize Robert Klein, son of Mr. and Carroll, W. B. Bastien, E, F. men and women produce most of the fletion from Denver, where she attended and is stationed in New Guinea, ac­ tioned in Camp Crowder, Mo., is spend t'W'o weeks visiting with her published* but countless article* on busi« (bra»a) medium, and 2 inch. Limit $3.00 Mrs. Henry Klein, spent a few Horrigan, R. L. Walsh, Edward worth per customer. While they laet, the graduation of her sister, Gene­ days in his home and then left for cording to a letter received last now stationed in Hawaii. He is brother, Father Dominic, O.S.B., pezz. homemakinr* Fardening* local events* Wolter, ’Thomas O’Keefe, John church and war activiUe*. sports, social orders will l>e filled upon receipt of cash vieve, from Mercy hospital school Oakland, Calif., where he will be week by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Anna, who is chaplain of St. Thomas or money order. Act Now—order yours Shea, R. R. Gray, and V. J. Kan- putters, etc.* as well. of nursing. Margaret ha.s received Joe Zavislan. Sr. More’s hospital. Such material is in constant demand. TOD.AY ! Money Back Guarantee. « transferred to the navy air corps. dorf, a n d Misses Mary Eader, R. G. ENNIST the cap as nurse’s aide in St. Rita’s Rocco Lorenzo is stationed in On Anxio Beachhead J. J. Coble, fireman first class, Xvery week thousands of checks for 125* Mary David, Edna Moore, Mary ISO and 1100 go out to writers whose 360 Lexington Are.. Dept. 11, New York City .hall in Durango. Pvt. Richard Zamparelli hsis of the merchant marine, and son Camp Roberts. Calif., in the in­ Catherine Madden, and Frances latent ability was perhaps no greater than Mrs. J. B. Hefferman, who had written his parents, Mr. and Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. W. Coble of this yours. fantry. Harold Klein is in Camp Peavey. been in Durangjo for medical treat­ Joe Zamparelli, that he is in Italy, city, was here on a visit recently Cathedral Group Barkeley, Tex., in the medical One-hundred-per-cent co-opera­ The Practical Method ment, returned to her home in Al­ corps. on the Anzio beachhead. He has with his parents. He had just re­ tion with this committee will en­ Newspaper work demonitratH that the vty buquerque. Sgt. Glenn Holbrook and Betty been overseas 13 months. turned from a trip to Honolulu. to Ivam to write ii by wntinzl Newipaper copy able the entire parish to share in First Frida;^services were held Trainor were united in marriage George Pirraglia, brother of Mrs* After a short visit he went to To Hold Dinner desk editor* uaste no hme on theories cr an* W.v 1W , , , jw WOTM M.WWW the work and the honor of fur­ cl«at cltMict. The iioey iz tbe (hin#. Every or girl Ib serrice snd to frieodi at borne oke a at 7 o’clock. During the summer in the La Junta air base, with Joseph Giuliano, fireman first his station in San Francisco. He copy "cub” coee threotb tbe course ol practical *'np^raonaJ eieit" wheo yoo one rich, (wo-fold nishing St. John’s convent. crittcUiD’^ a training that turns out more suc­ PhotograpMo Stattoaery with iif^ike photo- months Masses in St. Columba’s Chaplain J. J. Shanahan officiating. class of the navy, has reported to The senior sodality of the Denver graph ofrouraelf at the top. A aianrdoue mo> The priests will be hosts to the cessful author* than any other eiperienre ralfl bQiioer Ideal gift with a frlend't pN*tore church will be at 7:30 and 9:30. Mrs. K. R. Herron sang, accom­ Norfolk, Va., after enjoying a 10- Cathedral will give a potluck din­ That is why Newspaper Inilitut* of Ametica SPECIAL OPFCR-Send tl.OOwHb photo, enapabotor next meeting of the society on base* it* vrillnf instrucllon on the Copy Desk panied by Miss Irene Klein. day leave here with relatives and Nrfdfthod...... U Stan* and keep* you writinf in your Detratire for-£p«cul Boi of PbllU>ONALlZEO May 19 in the school hall at 2 ner at its monthly meeting on stationery, poetp^ Photo returoed. Mrs. Robert Sabin and son, friends. He has been overseas nine own home, on vpur own time. And upon tha. NATiONAI.PHOTOART.Dept Janaavilla, eis. o’clock. Wednesday, May 17, in St. Paul’s very ume- - ...... kind of actual..... asilonments—...... pvt-nven .335 .7 Bobby, journeyed to Kansas City, months. dftily to metroi^tUan reporters Thus you learn Men and boys of the parish are 1st Communion Mo., over the weekend to visit Pvt. Dominic Barbato of Camp chapel assembly room at 7 p.m. by doing*oelng, not by by studyings ‘ the Individual itylcd invited to join the Boy Scouts of model authors. her husband, Pvt Robert Sabin, Philips, Kans., is enjoying a fur­ Every member will contribute some Etch week your work li enalyred constnic- WART TO BECOME A PRIEST? and Cub Scouts and receive Com­ tlrely by practical writer*. GraduiUy lb<*v nclp now in the armed forces. lough with his parents, Mr. and article of food toward the dinner. munion on Sunday, May 14, to cUnfy your own diiUnctlv* style. Writing; We wfifnme to our Society xcaUus youn; Received by 16 The Altar and Rosary society Mrs. Dominic Barbato, in Brewster. A council meeting was held aoon becomee easy, absorbing. ProflUMc. too. onen anxious to devote their lives u Salvatorian Mother’s day. at you gain the "professional " touch that gets, members who served in the US- 3 6 Miss Maxine Ossola, who re­ Wednesday, May 3, in the home your material accepted by editon. Above all. Piieits 10 the Aposiolatc of pansh-mission*. re- (St. Mary’a Pariah, Pueblo) club May 1 were Mmes. K. R. Her­ cently finished her junior year in Mrs. T. J. Lowe has been assist­ of Florence Smith, secretary. you cm see constant pregresa week by week, a* tirau, lectures; to the education of the laity First Holy Communion was re­ ing the scouts with special in­ your fault* are correetL,;ed and ol aspirantt the ptiesthood; to the ron, V. Carey, L. Cotter, and C. college in Fort Collins, has re­ Plans for the potluck dinner were and )our wrUiog ability (0 struction in first aid. Mrs. Lowe, (Continued From Last Page' grow*. cause of the Catltolic Press, etc. ceived in St. Mary’s church Sun­ Kelly. turned there for a few weeks of made. Arrangements were also NOTIOE TO day, May 7, by a class of 16 school wife of T. J. Lowe, the scout­ CANADIAN6 Graduates of the e^lcmenlary school, and special work, after a short visit Spitzer, O.S.B.; master of cere­ made for sodalists to contribute fface You Natural such as have had some or complete hish school children. After the Mass a break­ home. master, is a graduate nurse. She cookies to the USO-NCCS club at Nswsgiper Instl- monies, the Ven. Baldwin Sinkule, AbiUtgT tuU's operatloni or eolleue, or arc advanced In years, are wel* fast was served for the children by Mrs. Apolonia Black has ac- has taken the boys through all E. 16th and Grant street, Denver, In C«n*d« h*ve come to correspond immediately. Advanced the Christian Mothers’ society. Del Norte to Have cepted' the position of price clerk t ’}? requirements for pa.«sing first- O.S.B. The Rev. Raynold Preven- Out Writln* Aptiiude been epprov*d students but dclkient in Latin credits receive Sunday, May 7. Te*t will reveal whether Gy the Foreign aid exam.i;. slik, O.S.B., will preach. gzcheng* Oon* (pec.ial cnur«eis — If you are too poor to pay The senior altar boys wi)l serve with the Florence rationing board, or not you have natural Sunday Ma.'tses during the rest of Mrs. Edward Madden and Mary The sodality is assisting Father talent for writing. It will trel Board, and the full fees «e shall seek to solve your problem to fill a vacancy created bv the He has two brothers in the Francis J. Kappes in putting out analyze your power* of to facilitate all through the aid of special benefactors. the year. The boys are former 8:30 Mass May 14 Catherine Madden have returned armed forces. An only sister, obserratlon. your im*gi» (InenclaJ tfanv resignation of Mrs. T. E. Maloney. a letter every month or six weeks Bition *nd dramktie in* eetlons, a *pe> Such 8.S have had six years of Latin enter student servers from St.. Mary’s from Loretto, Ky., where they Mrs. Black makes her home with Agnes Roberts, is expected to come to he sent to men from Cathedral •tinct. Ton’ll enjoy taklj^, del permit has the novitiate immediately. No charges! Write school now attending high school. Del Norte.— Mass will be of­ her father, J. L. Ton.so, in Brew­ were present for the reception of to Canon City for the ordination.’ thl* test. There is no cost been gulgned to to (he address below indicating age and extent parish now in service. or obligation. Simply mail their aocouni This Sunday, May 14, the .Miss Margaret Madden as a novice. with the Cana­ of education. fered at Del Norte on Sunday. ster. Her hu.sband *is in the army. Rev, Bernard Gervaii, O.S.B. Sodality girls will receive Com­ th* coupon below, today. Christian Mothers’ society will She took the name of Sister Lo­ Newspaper Initilut# of dian Bank of May 14. at 8:30 a.m. The second Recent visitors in the home of munion in a body on Sunday, America, On* Park Com mere*,Ment* VERY REV FATHER PROVINCIAL. receive Holy Communion in a body retto Ann. The Rev. Bernard Phillip Ger- aue. New York 16, N. Y. real. SOCIETY or THE DIVINE SAVIOR Mass will be in South Fork at Mrs. Mary Valanzano were Mrs. May 21. ST NAZIANZ WlSCONStN in the 7:30 Mass. Maj. James J. Garland, stationed vais, O.S.B., a native of California, :Lecce, RHEUMATISM (Continued From Last Page) Arthrltle Neorltle Sciatica in Monte Vista. Cross will be open this summer for Naples, Salerno, and Benevento. Why eontinu* to eufTer th# held. All entrants are to be brack­ volunteers among young people Not more than $100 may be sent agonizing pains of these die* eted according to ability and ex­ from 14 to 20 years of age. Volun­ in a three months’ period to any eases when th* usual remedies perience. The nine-hole Apple Blos­ emune fccitKc^ har* failed? L«arn about a teers are needed in the motor one household. If the payee is an new. tnittworthy, modem, non>«urgical som cour.se holds many surprises corps, canteen, staff assistants, American citizen, however, some­ trciitment method. This marvelous treatraem in its superabundance of traps and water safety, playgrounds, hospi­ what larger remittances are per­ is completely explained fn the Ball Cllnfe's hazards. The dope bucket will be tals. and child-care centers. mitted. Beret:# Is the most thrfning SerrVe* new FREE Book. Write today Nooblintion Hsgof all — sgonteoos.. colorful Ball Clinic. Dept 7000. Excelsior Sprlnrs. Mo kicked around, and each boy will The child-care center is a new The regulations prohibit send­ filthy'day, anil attuning, giowinff -» - have an equal chance to “ divot" flagbynlghtl Folk* whowusyour and interesting department which ing funds by check, draft, securi­ JUST WHAT YOU NEED FOR bom#ontbadafk^t Helps Yon Overcome his way to glory. theaUrshinoandglisU-nlotcIlthc j —^ is being inaugurated this summer. ties, or currency. Remittances Junior-Senior Prom Held Volunteers will be given a 10-hour must be made through domestic THE NEW RATION TOKENS! FALSE TEETH The annual junior-senior prom course in child care, which will Made of renuioe leather and remarkably good looking. Contain* 1- star Flag-SI.Mfine quality Ceianesg. in nch red. banks. Persons desiring to send two eompartmenta—one of blue leather (for blue token*) and one of 2- Stii hag.SIwhite ami IS blue colon*, with a gor- h'f •esiif then you think to keep Mos­ took place in the school gymnasium include story telling, child psy- funds to these areas may obtain groua golden fnngc. and sturdy Looseness and Worry red leather (for red token*). Eacb with tnap fastener. Compact I 3 SUrflaiSicily by the same SUPERIOR LEATHER NOVELTY CO., Depu TP-14, Rm. 41I. 321 m.mrr be e n d in g Dn<-»* o f wantnl with orai*r and Frankfort Are., Cleveland* Ohio. w c nay «li noatagr If not deJiyhtcd. n-tum tlic flag in gums made sore by exceiu*tve acid mouth. (vomon o* child «vhe hot oppl*ad H out. those provinces of Italy now gov­ means. a and voiir mnney will b« refunUt**! OtUnr Uxlayl Avoid emhnrninament causeit by loose before going outside Jitte* Bug *s on Before the prom, a dinner was Cl mu PitccTn “ fpi F-312 chic.unz.iii. plates. Get KAS'rHETH today at any DLUW r LAuh OU. 72 \v . Waxhingion Street drug store. efioctivo #osy-to-opply liquid with o served by the women of St. Mi­ pleosont odo* Costs only 35c et drug, chael’s in the parish hall. Sixty- grocery hordwort, deportmenl and five couples attended both events. For YOUR MAN in the service.... Light, White a n d F lu ffy vorlety stores Thirty Children Will . At on ongel'food coke “ thol 1 T#nd«foni*i for if is mod* with egg-white dnd YOUR APPLIANCES wherever he is! processed by Von Comp's potented method Cooks in only 7 minutes. . mokes meoi. cheese, ^ l i r r e R ^ u c eegetobles go further. No^rotion points needed to buy ond enjoy Terideroni. At your grocerX Make First Communion St. Thereee, the Little Flower, ARE PRECIOUS has been called “ Angel of Bat­ ^Tenderonl is dpTodbef of Von Camp sfomous OUR COLORED MISSIONS (Continued From Last Page) tles” and “ The Soldier’s Shield" '.h t fine foods for 03 yooi’s 5 \ NEED PRIESTS & BROTHERS Allen Middlekamp, a n d William because of favors she has T*. 5A ‘V ' Would yoo like to | Or eon a eerate Harker. granted men serving with the '/fenderoni i j a regisf-ered bee pHeetr—train- 1 y o or life ae a ing men for the I L A Y BROTHER Leaders will be Mary Joan Kill- fighting forces. “ I called upon * frode mdric for Van Camp t n S f i S ' miaelona; or be a helping the ner, Barbara L a u g h 1 i n, Patsy Protect Them With St. Therese, the Little Flower,” • patented pfoduc* miaeionarr your- I ptieeta, especially O’Grady, Gordon Vidmar, and write many soldiers and sailors, eelf? ' in the miaelona and they attribute their safety ___ Soperior John Padgett. Better Care! « Fkthcrv of 8L Edmond. Stepheneon-NeeUn Wedding or recovery to her. “ You would tV r i l 6 t U * Randolph. Vermont Miss Marie E. Neelan, daughter have thought some hand was of Mrs. Nellie Neelan of 617 E. warding off the shells,’’ wrote Evans, became the bride of Cpl. another who prayed to her for George A. Stephenson of the Pueblo lETTERCABE-LESSHEPAIR protection. For YOUR MAN in CLASSIFIED ADS air base, prior to a Nuptial Mass the services wherever he is— National rat. Z5o par word per lasu.i mint on May 8. Margaret and Joseph join this Novena! High Blood Pressure mum 12 words. If four or more eonaocutive Itausa ar. oanl, tb. rat. ia 20. pw word p « Neelan, sister and brother of tJiie laaua. Paxmont must aeeompanx ail ordtra bride, were the attendants. Cpl. I f f sound economy to take better care of your ap­ Perpetual Novena to the Little Flower A Warning of Dangerous Complications Ada received on Mondax will appear in tbe Stephen.son is the son of Mr, and pliances now. New ones can’t be had and repairs are iHue printd for tho following wMk. (See becoming more difficult to obtain every day. Stint Tb*r*M, th* Lfttl* Flower, promlMd to tprnd her Hetvea doing good on If you euffer from Blgb Blood Pr«> a new method of treating High Blood xour local Register (or local rates.) Mrs. William A. Stephenson of eartb. Now, mor* than ever, wt n*«d bar help. Follow your loved one* xrith a •ure. and have been anable to tmprove Preasure. Every day remarkable reeulta Pottsville, Pa., where he was a Better care means less repair, keeps your appliances prtxar to E t Ther***, th* Eaint of th* Battlafield*. Pray that th* pretent rain your condition with old etyle methoda— are being achieved with eofferera regain­ ALMANACS member of S t Patrick’s parish be­ of deatmetJon from the ikie* nuy be aucceeded loon by the Little Flower'i then take time out oow and ask your* ing better health end adding year* to their on the Job and out of the repair shop . . . saves you •bower of ro***. Join th* Dovma at tb* ihrtn*. or at hem*. aelf ‘W ^ ha* not my condition Im­ live MAC DONALD'S FARMERS' ALMANACS. fore entering the army. makes your appliances last longer and do time • ■■■■■■■■■■■■a s e n d YOUR PETITIONS proved V’ 'TELL when to plant xonr Garden, when A breakfast was served in the more. If you have any (Questions about the care or High Blood Preeaure la • warning that AMAZING FREE BOOK tbe Moon I. In the proper place. Piiee 25c Th* National Shrln* of th* LHtl* Flower, home of the bride. I aomethtng la wrong with your ayatem— a eopx bx mall, poatage paid. Atlas use of your electric appliances, call your Electrical c /* Th* Camriita Monaetety. 6413 Dante Av*.. Chicago 37. lU. aoraeUnng that. If let go. may lead to Is raaposM to tb. *rM t m «n, irbo Pnnting Co., Binghampton, N. V. Dealer. He’ll be glad to help you. Bar* it my intention to b« prayed (or during th* noxcnai Hardening oi the Arteriee, a Stroke. Para- hav. writtan them about tbtir m odm lyaii. Bean Trouble, Kidney Dlaeaae, or methods of b.lptni High Blood Prenur* NURSES TRAINING 8CBOOL8 About Hay Fever other grave eooditiona. iu/fertta to bettor health, the Ball Cliole, Druga and medieinee that give only MAKE UP to 125-ISS WEEK as ■ 'Trsliied Dept 7065, lixeelaior Springs, Uo,, baa If you'ou will send us voury< name and P EnrIoaMi U t offering. temporary mile/ will not do one bit of prepared an amaaing Prw Book ontttiod Prectleal Nunc. Learn auicltlx at borne ress, we will tell you without good toward removing the eauaea of roar "Good Roalth, Ltfe’a Greatatt Bieasing.' Booklet Free. Chicago Sebool of Narsing J trouble. You must remove or allay the It ulU bow liieir modem method, eorreot Dept. R-6, -Chicago. charge how thousands of Hay SOUTHERN V COLORADO eauae of your trouble before your eon- manx baala eondltiona and troublts— bow Fever victims have found relief StTMt______ditiona will tmprove. it max bo pooalbla for xon to find eom- PHOTO nNIBBING from the discomfort of Hay Fever POWER COAAPANV The Ball Clinic, through fta eystem of forting reliaf, better health and a new City Bute______Health Correction, combined with t ^ outlook on life There la no obligation. during the last few years. ’The ROLLS DEVELOPED— On# Dax Service, I a □ Encloaed it tl-06 for whirh enroll m* in Sodety of tb* Little Flower for on* ■ World'* Famous Mineral Watera and Write todax This Inatructive book max Never Fade Deckle Edge Prtnta 25c. CEN- Northern Products Company, Box Bath* of Eaedaiox Springa* haa devtlopcd a year. ■ w n joo 7 «an ot untold mlsaiT. 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!vt;w s o f t h e p f e b i .o m o rE S E THREE BENEDICTINES TO BE ORDAINED MAY 17 ii Father Joaeph P. (>olI, chaplain o f ! the advanced pilot achool, P'nater, Catholic Charities every Sunday in the rear »eat o f an AT-6, High Masses in Ail irintrinK hia way to Matagorda island, o ff the Texas Gulf coast, to Bishop Willging to offer Maas for the men stationed in the remote army air force train­ ing command outpost. Father (x>ll, a captain, is a native o f County Pueblo Parishes to Temporary or Permanent Limerick, Eire, and is a priest o f the Diocese o f Galveston. Confer Priesthood Mark Special Rite Foster Homes for Children In Canon City Abbey The Catholic Charities of Pueblo I of a parent, hospitalization of the are making an urgent appeal to mother, or desertion of parents, it Catholics to secure boarding homes is necessary for the Catholic Char­ Catholic High Sodality Is Promoting Day of for children from infancy to 16 ities to make immediate placement Rev. Claude Roberts, Rev. Bernard Gervais, years of age. There is a great of childVen, particularly when there Prayer Saturday in Honor of need at present for persons to offer are no relatives who can assi.st with boarding home care for children plana at such a time. These emer­ And Rev. W illiam Thompson Are to either on an emergency or tempo­ gencies may arise at any time of Mary, Queen of Peace rary basis, or for a longer period the day or night, and it is impera­ Receive Sacerdotal Powers of time. When emergencies arise, tive that Catholic homes be found (Pueblo Catholic High SchooJ) such as the sudden death or illness to provide this care until more per­ manent plans can be made. Canon City.— (Holy Cross Abbey)—Years of prayer City-wide High Masses will be sung Saturday morning, and .study will be climaxed Wedne.sday, May 17, when three May 18, in honor of Mary, Queen of Peace, for peace and It is also important that there be Catholic homes willing to care for members of the Order of St. Benedict will be raised to the victorj- and for the boys and girls from each parish who Florence Youth children on a boarding home basis prie.sthood by the Mo.at Rev. Jo.seph Willginjr. Bi.shop of ha\’e joined the armed forces of the United States. The for a longer period of time, partic­ Pueblo. The ordinandi, all members of the Holy Cross abbey Masses are a project of the Sodality of the Blessed Virgin Captures Abbey ularly with the care of infants, I in Canon City, are the Rev. (’laude Roberts, O.S.B., of of Pueblo Catholic high school. 1 until they reach institutional age, jor, in the case of older children, 'Rankin, Pa.; the Rev. William Thompson, O.S.B., of Pueblo; Invitations have been extended to as many of the : during the school year when it is jand the Rev. Bernard (Jervais, O.S.B.. of Los Anyelcs, Calif, parents of the service men as the sodalists knew. All other Religion Honors : felt that they need this pai-ticular The Ordination Mass, the second' membpi's of the parishes are also ; ; ~ !typc of care. 'ever to be celebrated in the Beno-^;^'!'’'' i” ' "f f amp Holy invited to be present. : ’’c^ool will observe World Sodality (lictine irtstitution, will begin at <) t At pii'sciu he i.s assistant day, May 14, by holding their an- Canon (:ity.— (Abbey School) — A tm O H p h cr e Because Sund^ay, May 14, is , ^•J^| crowning in St. Patrick’s o’clock. Bishop Willging will have bie libiai iaii. . highly interested iuurieM.ru viuwucrowd uiof stu- .,A •• as his assistants the Rev, Justin Father Claude will sing his first Mothers day. the students have ^ ^ Catherine Me- dents and friends of the Abbey 18 l\€C€S8Qry .McKernun, O.S.B., and the Rev. Solemn .Mass in St. Brendan’s : 0.nn .ttir.d in . »hile school rathered in the .Abbey before. “ Mary's day," and are When children are deprived of iGcrard Goetz. O.S.B. Dining the chureh. Braddock, Pa.. Sunday, May formal with finger-tip veil, will library Friday evening, May 5, to the care of their natural parents. .Mass the Very Rev. Kevin Carr, 28. The officers of the Mass are: begging her in a special way to place the crown of roses on the hasten a victory that will bring witness the eighth annual religion atmosphere of true family life, O.S.B.; the Rev. .Thomas Zabo .Assistanl priest, the F'lev. Bernard Blessed .Mother’s statue. Her at- contest. From the opening question | ^tand in grave danger of be- a iust and lasting peace. litzky, O.S.B.; and the Rev. Mi- Berg; deacon, the Rev. Thomas i tendant, Leo McCarney, secretary, of the first round to^ the final^ one neglected both physically and chael Jankowsky, O.S.B., will act Lynch; siihdeacon.the Rev.Venard Sodalists of Pueblo Catholic high consecration in the sixth, competition ran high, spiritually. The co-operation of as chaplains to the ordinandi. (Turn to I’ni/r U! — Column d) to Our Lady, Queen of Peace. resulting, as one spectator put it, Catholic foster parents is needed The data about those to he or­ Irma Jane .Arthur, treasurer, in "the finest contest in recent to provide a normal, happy Cath will lead the procession, carrying; years.” All types of questions, dained, and their first Solemn olic childhood for these children. Masses follows: C, OJF I, [IICT a heart of flowers that she w ill' ethical, moral, and catechetical, Further jnformatioin may be had 1 place at the feet of the statue, "ere presented to the contestante, by phoning the Catholic Charities R e T . Willimn Thompson, O.S.B. I She will be followed by the first each of whom was obliged to an­ in Pueblo. The telephone number The Rev. William Leonard communicants from St. Patrick’s swer six questions, with two min­ is 407. Thompson, O.S.B., son of William school and the student body of utes’ allowance for rebuttal. L. and Louise B. Thompson, is a the high school. Roland Faricy of Florence was native of Colorado, He was I TO ST.TOTOISE Committee chairmen in colored awarded first, and Jerry Kelly. Holly Church Gets horn .April .3, 1918, in Eaton.: formals will form a special pro­ Wichita, and Gerald Dignan, Den­ 61 in Cathedral Parish to One of a large family, he has a cession immediately preceding the ver, placed second and third, re­ New Tabernacle Safe brother in the armed forces, and i iR iM D C o y m spectively. Award.s of subscriptions three of his four sisters are nuns. May queen. Mary Joan Kellner, accompanied by Barbara Laughlin to the Catholic Digegt will be pre­ I in Benedictine Convent of Per-1 COiS 10 CLOSE Holly.— A tabernacle safe has 'pelual Adoration in Clyde, Mo. Trinidad.— Our Lady of Victory and Patsy O'Grady, will carry the sented to the winners at the com­ Receive First Communion mencement exercises on May 25. been installed on the altar in St. Father _ William made his grade court. Catholic Daughters of crown. (St. Lc*nder'» P«ri$h, Pueblo) The participants, all members of Joseph's church. The new taher-| schonl studies in St. Francis’ and America, met in the Community The colorful ceremony will close The aiiiHiiil dince-;:!!! iiovena in with a sermon delivered by the the senior class, included Walter nacle, a gift from the .Altar andj (Sacred Heart Cathedral Pariih, and was wounded in the battle of ,St. Patrick's .schools in Pueblo, coin­ hall May 1 to elect officers. Mrs. Rosary society, was ble.ssed on | Pueblo) I the Solomons. A brother. Edward, ing to Holy Cross for his high honor of the l.itlle Flower rame to Margaret Giltner was chosen W. D. McCarthy, sodality Sobba, Marvin Klein, James Mor- a successful clo.-e Sunday evening, modcrator, and Benediction of the ron, Vincent Jacquies. James Kane, Easter by the Rev. .Michael .Maher, I Sixty-one children will receive i'•" with the marines in the South school and theology. He received grand regent; -Mrs. Martha Patter­ pastor. his degree from St. Benedict's col­ May 7. The Rev, I'iclor Cnuvrette Blessed Sacrament. Peter Cresto, and Robert Gillespie First Communion Sunday, May FacHic. are grand- of Coiilralia. Wa.-h., who preached son. vice grand regent; Miss 5u- The Rev. John F. Swift. .M..M., 14. in the 9 o’clock Mass. The' !}?Pl’ P" s ,Gospel in China. regent, and her assistants. served the seniors on their day No qualifying rounds will be I pital. Ruth Keeley of 2.331 Green-; in the army in Fort Riley, Kan.s. vais, O.S.B. Frater Peter Hudson. The ehiblreii of St. Leander’s Sunday, May 7. was National of recollection on May 31. (Turn to Page IS— Column i) \ wood street is ill in a local hospi- 3’hnmas Keeley, brother of Mrs. O.S.B., formerly of Sacred Heart school will present I h e annual Communion Sunday for the C. D. tal. Waller Pixley and .Mrs. Fred Pur- parish, Pueblo, will act as master school piny on Thur.sdny evening, of A., and Our Lady of Victory! The young people of the parish j$ j,, the quartermaster branch of ceremonies. The sermon will be May 18, at 8 o’clock with the fol­ court received the Eucharist in the! will hold a “ get-together” for: of the army in Africa. Another preached bv the Rt. Rev. Moii.sigiioi lowing program: “ .All Joy Is 6:30 Ma.ss. !Walsenburg K. of C. Install sendee men and women and the! brother. .M. Sgt. .laoies Keeley, A. J. Miller. V.G. Thine,’’ graduation class; patriotic Boy Scoutt young people of the parish in the'.Jr._ jg in the engineering depart- Rev. Claude Roberts, O.S.B. drill by the pupils of the first and Holy Trinity's scout troop met i Catliedral hall this Sunday eve-In,cut of the arniv in England, Th^ Rev. Claude Thomas Roberts, second grad' s; “ The Wedding of in the K. of (7. rooms May 3 and GROUP PLfliEO ning, May 14. at 8:30. Music andj g 5 , janies'l'ent, son of Mr. O.S.B., was born in Rankin. Pa., .lack ainl .lill.” third and fourth formed four new patrols with Writing Desk for Members refreshments will be provided Howard Dent of 81.3 .Aug. 21, 1912, the son of Robert grades; “ The Dizzy Raton.’’ fifth Harry DeBella, Boh Menardi, Some place in Italy a i t j* ai. I* « * r __ t AI\DY AiM) JOHl\ Phones 27-28 406 N. Main St. Pueblo. The hall was decorated to, ing are being marie by the mem-iLnight-s of ( olumbu.s a n d » '-eport/'orn ^ &. IJquori8 Of fire Phone 909 chairman of the ticket committee, repre.sent a Southern garden. Bc-ibers of the sodality. Daughters of Isabella to be held in' ' SMKMW Evorythinp In IT'enr fore the dance, the seniors were, Donald Otto, convert to the'ihf .Minnequa University club, the largest number of Catholic All forme of Inxiirnnre and to Drink guests of the juniors at a banquet. 1 faith, made his profession of faith people ever gathered in Pueblo for The farewell on behalf of the jun and was baptized last Saturday a social event is expected. 321 THATCHER BUILDING Phone 9,30 817 E. t Street PHONE 7S7 PUEBI.O. COl.O iRobinson Bros.l iors was extended by John G. Ugo- evening. Both organizations arc working PUKBI.O. COIX>. James Malouff and .son, P'rancis, ^ l A s l O l t lini, president of the junior class. 30 St. P atrick’s systematically to make sure that The respon.se wa.s made by John left for Miami, Fla., where they their memberships will respond to Laner, president of the .senior class. will meet Philip Malouff and spend the invitation to be pre.sent for 1 DAIRY 1 a few days with him before he The eighth grade and high school Tots to Make this party at which they will be leaves for overseas duty. Petros Motor Sales X Pure Milk and Cream T t i students will present their musical as.sured of an evening of good en­ - . 4> recital Sunday afternoon. May 14, Mr. and Mrs. Neal Gardner and 11$ N*«rth VicCeria A t* * Phon* lf$2 IIOTHL ? ‘Untouched by Human Hand’ & tertainment. at 2 p.m. in the Kpights of Colum­ their son. .Al, spent the weekend U.SF.D (:a r s 1st Communion Service men and women who ? Hotne Delivery <;• bus hall. in Trinidad visiting relatives. | 0«ntrftl Aut4> Repain, Greasinc. WHITMAN Pair Are Married Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Stoffel are are from families in which the Car Waahins FLOUR (St. Patrick’s Parish, Pueblo) Ptiefdo'’s ISetceal 1 E SELL FRAiNCIS I Miss Carmen Alvarado House still in California with their son, members are either K. of C. or STORAGB OPEN 14 HOURS A OAT D. of I. will be admitted free. and Finest 1 ICE CREAM 1 The standard of quality for became the bride of Abel Trujillo who now has had both legs ampu­ Thirty children from St. Pat­ This is to provide the men and in St. Mary’s church on the morn­ tated. His condition is somewhat rick’s primary grades will make STHICTLY KIREPROOF t Phone S9 713 E. 4*h St. | perfect baking. ing of May 4. Both are members improved, but the prayers of all their First Communion in the 7:30 women who are home on furlough of St. Mary’s parish. (TurntoPagelS — Column 3) o’clock Maas Sunday, May 14. the opportunity to meet their Food You Will Enjoy Served in They will be accompanied by ^ friends and the Catholic people of Our Dining Room the community. Hardware group of public school childreir Music - Good Sersice NATIONAL HOSPITAL DAY TO who have bwn taking catechetical Joseph Jahn of the Pueblo instructions. council of the K. of C. is in train­ Crockery 8.30 N. .Main Puehio GROVE DRUG STORES ing in the naval station in Farra- gut, Ida., and was home recently Glassware FIVE BETTER DRUG STORES BE OBSERVED BY ST. MARY’S,“ ; i for a 10-day visit with his wife CENTRAL BLOCK RPTH & MAIN and family. 24TH & GRAND 726 E. 4th MESA JUNCTION The first communicants are Gert- Cooking Utensils St. Mary’s hospital of Pueblo or grant a holiday to their per-1 rude Beller, Barbara Bryan, Mary Paul R(»ney, USN, son of Mr. will join in the celebration of Na- sonnel. A full operative capacity Elizabeth Calkins, Jasephine Cusu- and Mrs. James F. Rooney of 121 'A TBOU8AND OTHER THINGS' tional Hospital day on May 12, be personnel for 24 hours’ uninter­ mimo, Joan Hetherington, Shirley Jewel avenue, is home visiting his JOHN M. ginning with Mass offered in the rupted service to the sick must be Kasic, Mary Nell Maloney, Jo Ann wife and parents. He is a member W ALSEI\BIIR<; hospital chapel by the Moat Rev. maintained every day. Weisahaar, Sally Ann Montano, of the local council of the K. of C. Frank Carroll, grand knight/ Try ui before you tayi “ I can’t Joseph C. Willging, Bishop of In the afternoon, however, St. Rosemary S a c k m a n, Geraldine find It anyichere.” MACINDOE Pueblo, at 8 o’clock for the mem­ Mary’s guild will sponsor a silver Laughlin, Darlean Laughlin, An­ and Florian Siegle, past grand bers of the Seton auxiliary. The tea. * gela Garduno, Mahlon Ashcraft, knight, will represent the local Plumbing and council of the K. of C. at the Women’s Ready-to-Wear organization will attend in a body Visitors past the age of 16 will Ronald Buk-sar, Jack Balias, Fran­ state convention in Boulder May Men’s Wear and Clothing T h e F I R S T and receive Holy Communion. be welcome and will be shown cis Coleman, Thomas Coleman, Healing Shoes - Dry Goods All hospitals in the United States through the hospital from 2 to Kenneth Kochevar, Al Royce 21 and 22. Pueblo Hardware Go. p.m. Any particular phase of Mrs. Frank Carroll is spending Special Attention Given S ta te B a n k observe May 12 as National Hos­ 4 Kreusch, John Moore, .Michael JACK ADAMS, Mgr. pital day. hospital activities in which visitors Myers, Hommy O’Kelley, Thoma.s a week with her sister, Mrs. Peter to Itepair Work of Walsenburg K R I E K ^ S Contrary to the custom of busi­ are interested will be explained by Pettit, James Rodacy, Harold Sell, Krier of Akron, Colo., where she PHONE 1 0 0 Phone 964 HOW. 2nd St. WAI.SENRURG, COLO. WALSENBL'RG. COLO. ness and industrial organizations, members of the student nurse cadetkiuunii 1 John owoytfr,Swoyer, Tommy i omniy Woodside, n imiumuc was accompanied hy her niece, hospitals may not close their doors i corps. I (Turn to Page 13— Column i) Mrs.. Robert Fettes of Pueblo.

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