Coincides With Archbishop's 25 th J ubi lee Church in Woodland Park Seminary Buildings Will Be Dedicated Aug, 12 Ready for Blessing Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations Ceremony Preceding Contents Copyright by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1955—Permission to Reproduce, Except on Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue By June Next Year Evening Mass to Be Led by Archbishop DENVER CATHOLIC Dedication of the new Our Lady of the Woods Church, Woodland Park, will be held Friday, Aug. 12, at 4:30 p.m., it was announced this week by Archbishop Urban J. Vehr. Archbishop Vehr will REGISTER officiate in the ceremony, which will be followed by an evening Mass at 5 o’clock celebrated by the Very Rev. Monsignor William Kelly, superintend­ VOL. L. No. 48 THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1955 DENVER, COLORADO ent of schools of St. Mary’s Par- ish, Colorado Springs. The ser­ mon will be given by the Rev. Missionary Tells How Chinese Children Defied Reds D. A. McMahon, pastor of Christ the King Church, Evergreen. The Rev. Michael Kavanagh, How Teach Blossom' Rescued Our Lord pastor of Victor and Cripple -h + By R ev. R obert E. Kek eisen their, pastor before a so-called its sacred contents into a piece Qeek, attends Woodland Park as + When 10 and 12-year-old “People’s Court” and made false of linen held by Peach Blossom, a mission. He offered the first Chinese children, on their charges stick, through intimida­ She had reassured them of the' Mass in the new church on Sun­ own, can “kidnap” Jesus tion of the pagan populace. The the rightness of the action, “The day, July 3. Masses are said in native priest was dragged away Bishop told me we must do thi» from the Reds, there is great to prison with a rope around his if oiir priest is taken.” Woodland Park at 6:30, 8, and hope for the Church in the neck and his hands tightly bound 11 a.m. on Sundays in the sum­ \ . ? Far East. behind him. THE EUCHARIST PRESSED mer months. The touching story of Peach * • * to her bosom, Peach Blossom led The new church is situated on Blossom and her courageous little THAT VERY NIGHT, at the way out. As the soldier made ' i " friends was told by the Rt. Rev. midnight, all the lights were out the turn around the chapel, the a site acquired since Father Kava­ Matthias Buchholz, Prefect Apos­ in the little village except the children left as quietly as they nagh was named pastor of Victor tolic of Shihtsien, Kweichow, tiny sanctuary light in the church had come. and Cripple Creek Jbly 1, 1954. f phina, Wednesday, July 13, on a and a closely guarded lamp in the Out of the danger zone. Peach The land represents a donation of visit to Denver.. A Missionary of school house. It was in the school Blossom and her companions the Sacred Heart, Monsignor that Peach Blossom, 10, and her (Turn to Page 3 — Column 1) four acres made by Dr. and Mrs. Buchholz was jailed by the Com­ fellow conspirators gathered to Louis Roberts of Wichita, Kans., munists in 1951, and then ex­ discuss the crisis that had arisen. who have a summer home in the pelled from China. “They took our Father,” Peach 'Prieslless Land' parish, and two acres given by Blossom' lamented tearfully, “but Artisans at work on the facade of the new classroom and dormitory building at St. T H E "KIDNAPPING” Jesus is still in the church, I saw Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Sudholt of STORY has to do with a small Thomas' Seminary, Denver. His light.” Should Provide Denver. village 12 miles from the Prefect “All very well,” Happy Lark, a -f + + + + -f Erected at a cost of $36,000 Apostolic’s headquarters, Shih­ boy of 11, replied. “But a guard tsien. The native Chinese priest is standing outside the church Impetus to Burse The new building.s at St. Dedication of the new Tuesday, July 12, by Arch­ with installations but without in charge there was the first ob­ Thomas’ Seminary, Denver, buildings, it is planned, will bishop Vehr and the Very with a big gun and a hundred furnishings, the structure was put ject of the Red purge in 1949, pairs of eyes.” 'The Lady of Fatima Burse— which are being constructed be held in connection with Rev. William J. Kenneally, up by the Brown & Quinn Con- The Christian children watched * * i Denver archdiocesan fund for through the generosity of the observance of Arch­ C.M., rector of the sem­ struaion Company of Green tearfully from behind bamboo education of priests—rose to a shoots as the Communists haled “WE MUST GET JESUS contributors to the Arch­ bishop’s Vehr’s 25th year in inary. Mountain Falls, mountain hamlet Rt. Rct. M atthix Buchholc away from those bad men,'” Peach total of $4,456 in the past week on the strength of three do­ bishop’s Seminary and Mis­ the Hierarchy. He was con­ five miles down Ute Pass from Blossom said firmly. I sions Campaign, definitely secrated. June 10, 1931. 1956 Also Jubilee “But how?” Great Stride, a nations. In addition, a “friend” Of Seminary Woodland Park. lad of 12, inquired. Neither he added $25 to the St. Francis de will be completed by the time Priests attending the Our Lady of the Woods Church Evergreen Drive Workers nor Big Arm, nor Bright Cloud Sales Parish burse “in thanks­ giving for a favor received.” 1 of the silver jubilee of Arch­ clergy retreat at St. Thomas’ The year 1956, in addition is built of cinder block, and the could see how a few children bishop Urban- J. Vehr’s con­ Seminary were taken on a could cope with the Red military, Donors to the Lady of Fatima to being the silver jubilee exterior is enhanced with eight Burse were J. 0., Denver, who secration in the Episcopacy. tour of the new buildings To Seek $50,000 July 17 even though the care of the Most year of Archbishop Vehr in rock-faced pilasters, or buttresses, Blessed Sacrament was at stake. gave $5; anonymous, Colorado the Hierarchy and as Ordi­ on each side. Fronted by a rock­ Suddenly the little faces be­ Springs, $1; and a friend, Den­ The 40 members of the cam­ McGonaty, Herbert White, and ver, $16. nary of Denver, will mark faced vestibule, the church will Joe O'Neil. gan to light up. Happy Lark had paign organization of Christ the a plan, and quickly assigned to A slight taste of whpt it would 137 Priesfs in Attendance the golden jubilee of St. accommodate about 200 persons. King Parish, Evergreen, will at­ Division “A” members in­ be like to live in a priestless clude: Chairman, A. J. Grieb- each his important role. Thomas’ Seminary as a the­ The mission’s six-aae tract is tend a “kickoff” dinner meeting ■ * * * land is being given Catholics of ological institution. tonight, Thursday, July 14, at ling; team, chairmen; Joseph R. the archdiocese this week, when At Annual Cleray Retreat situated in the center of Wood­ p.m., which will formally Matthews, Wallace H. Dee, Al­ AS HAPPY LARK assumed all the. diocesan priests are on John K. Monroe is archi­ land Park, which is growing fast launch the calhiiaign td raise bert Lambert, and Charles Fee- the position of a lookout near retreat at S t Thomas’ Seminary. the front of the tiny church, the tect for the $1,200,000 sem­ as a result of the construaion of $50,000 to build a new parish han; team members: Paul Cal- Most of the churches had to can­ The annual retreat foi» the. 137 priests from throughout the hall. licrate, John B. Patterson, Eu­ other children deployed to cel daily Mass Tuesday through clergy of the Archdiocese of archdiocese in attendance. Ex- inary building project. The the new U. S. Air Force Academy places of cover in the shadows Elder Construction Co. has At the meeting the campaign gene Doerr, Edward L. Dan- Friday mornings, and only emer­ Denver is, being held this week ercises began Monday evening, north of Colorado Springs. 'The workers will make their own durand, Emil Bochoroski, Berl at one side of the church. Then gency sick calls can be taken at St. Thomas’ Seminary with July 11, and will come to a close the general contract. Blue River Project also has pledges to the campaign fund to nard Foster, Mats Roulier, they prayed for the Communist soldier to change his position. care of. Friday morning, July 15. brought workers into the area. begin the drive. Speakers at the Robert Failing, Stanley Gortych, The priest is the center of Central City Priests attending include not Frank Anderson, Jr.; Lawrence The prayer was answered. The Results Announced 'The town’s postmaster reports dinner will include the Rt. Rev. Catholic life. He offers the Holy Homecoming July 17 only the diocesan clergy but Monsignor Gregory Smith, V.G., Jansen, and Walter Anderson. Red guard strolled around to the Sacrifice, forgives sins in the some of the chaplains of the that from four to six new fam­ the Rev. Donald A. McMahon, The members of Division “B” other side of the chapel. Happy name of Christ, ushers infants armed forces and members of For Pope's Collection ilies take up residence in Wood­ pastor; John J, Sullivan, and are: Chairman, Jack Reardon; Lark gave a low whistle. Quick and adults alike into superna­ some of the religious communi­ land Park every week. Paul McGrady. The dinner will team chairmen: Albert Wale, as little mice the tots squirmed tural life through Baptism, through the low windows on the Music to Be Sung ties working-in the archdiocese. The results of the-collection for A large vestibule will accom­ be prepared and served by the Edmund Malley, James Tracy, Those who assist Archbishop Ur­ The retreat this year is being the Holy Father, taken in the women of the parish. and Harold R. Kiger; team mem­ unguarded side. ban J. Vehr ■with the material modate overflow crowds of tour­ conducted by Bishop John J. Archdiocese of Denver, are an­ Monday • night, July 11, the bers: James F. Harrington, Wil­ Inside, they tiptoed to the needs of future priests are help­ Wright of Worcester, Mass. nounced by the Chancery Office. ists that are expected for summer workers met at the rectory to liam E. Rhodes, Ellis T. Haver, sanctuary and the altar. Big ing to insure the Church of the By D'Oyly Carte Archbishop Urban J. Vehr is pre­ The list fallows: Sunday Masses. select the names of the prospects Benjamin Peyton, Albert Butler, Arm, having no key to the taber­ days to come. siding at the functions. June 26, 1965 'There is a full basement for upon whom they will call. Frances Hoelsken, James Grif­ nacle, broke it open carefully Gifts to the Lady of Fatima Next week the clergy of the Cathedral ...... „...6711.21 fin, Warren Lovely, Frank Kull- with a piece of iron they had Burse may be sent to Archbishop All Saints' ...... 148.46 the church, which is practically On Sunday afternoon, July man. Jack Kamper, and Paul brought. Then Happy Lark took Vehr at the Chancery Office, Stars at Masses Diocese of Pueblo will make All Souls' ..... 80.00 17', at 1:30 p.m., the campaign Kelly. • their annual retreat at the Den­ Annunciation ..... 100.00 at ground level because of the hold of the ciborium ^d emptied 1536 Logan Street, Denver. Bleiised Sacrament ...... S94.50 organization will meet at the Artists of the world-fam ver seminary with Bishop Christ the King ...... 510.00 slope of the site. The front sec­ church for Benediction of the Wright again. acting as retreat Cure dTArs ...... 450.00 tion of the basement is a 38x48- Blessed Sacrament, following ous D’Oyly Carte Opera master. Guardian Angels' ...... 56.00 Company of London will Holy Family ...... 251.00 foot hall which will be used for which the workers will receive Pontifical Mass their cards and begin their calls. sing at the annual home (Turn to Page 2 — Column S) (Turn to Page 3 — Column 6) For Deceosed Priests Father McMahon requests coming Masses in historic Officers of the Solemn Pon that all parishioners stay home St. Mary of the Assumption tifical Mass of Requiem for the Sunday afternoon to receive the Church, Central City, July 17 deceased priests of the archdio­ Mt. Carmel School Fund campaign workers who will be Felix Eyle, concert master of the cese offere'd Thursday morning, calling on them. Father . Mc­ Metropolitan Opera Company, July 14, by Archbishop Vehr Campaign Up to $151,385 Mahon added: “When the work­ will present instrumental solos were: ers call on you for your gift, at the two Masses, to be offered Assistant priest, the Rt. Rev. Before a cheering group of The pastor. Father Thomas receive them with the same at 9:30 and 11 by the Rev. Fraa Monsignor Gregory Smith, V.G.; campaign workers Monday Lo Coscio, O.S.M., thanked alll courteousness and consideration cis P. Potempa. The “homecom- deacons of honor, the Rev. night, July 11, A1 Rotola, the men who helped carry out with which you would receive eoming!’ is for both former res­ Richard Duffy and the Rev. John chairman of the Mt. Carmel the drive. “This greatest of me. They have sacrificed their idents and those who attend the Regan; deacon of the Mass, the School Fund Campaig;n, an­ occasions in our parish could time, and before they call on annual Central City Festival. Rev. James Hamblin; subdeacon nounced the first report of not have been successful with­ you they will have .made their Organ Concert * of the Mass, the Rev. Michael the drive. At that time $151,- out your generosity, your en­ own willing, sacrificial gifts.” Campaign leaders expect that W ill Be Given Kavanagh; acolytes, the Rev, 385 had been tabulated from thusiasm, and your sacririce,” John Anderson and the Rev. Ed­ the North Denver parish’s so­ he said. the solicitations will be practic­ In the afternoon at 2, Father ward Madden; thurifer, the Rev. ally completed by Sunday eve­ Frederic J. Nelson, well-known, licitation of Sunday, July 10. He also expressed gratitude John' McGinn; book-bearer, the Sees Goal Neared to the members of the parish ning. The first report meeting priest-composer of the Diocese Rev. James Rasby; mitre-bearer, wlil be held in the. rectory at 9 of Bismarck, N. Dak., will pre­ “With many people yet to who had made sacrificial gifts. the Rev. Leo Blach; bugia- be seen, we are sure that we He said they had done some­ p.m. Monday, July 18. sent an organ concert in the Cen bearer, the Rev. Patrick Ken­ Archbishop Urban J. Vehr of tral City Church. At 5 he will will be much closer to our thing great for their Church nedy; and gremial-bearer, the $200,000 goal before the cam­ and their community. Denver is honorary chairman of play in St. Paul’s Church, Idaho Rev. George Kearney. paign ends,” Mr. Rotola said. The campaipi is under the the campaign and Father Mc­ Springs. Father Nelson is the Masters of ceremonies for the Many parishioners were on va­ professional direction of Law- Mahon is treasurer. composer of "Lovely Lady in Mass were the Very Rev. Mon­ cation or not contacted before son Associates of Rockville Other members of the cam­ Blue.’’ signors David Maloney and Ber­ the Monday report meeting. Centre, New York. paign organization include Paul The contribution of th e nard Cullen. McGrady, general chairman; D’Oyly Carte stf.rs to the an + + + -I- John J. Sullivan, associate chair­ nual homecoming was arranged man; Andrew Martischang, pub­ by Robert A. Gibson, director licity chairman; and C. N. of production at the Central City Behrens, auditing chairman. Festival. The following will sing Members of the endorsement at the Masses; Donald Adams, committee are Joseph Bona, Earl who played the Mikado in the Brewer, Maj. B. A. Hardy, A1 opening performance; Muriel Des Marteau, P. M. Marble, .Harding, “Elsie” of the Yeoman George Margolis, James Mc- of the Guard; Kathleen West, Conaty, Dr. J. J. O’Neil, Mason The Rt. Rev, Mon- looks' on. The cornerstone ceremony, with Mon­ John Banks, Jack Bannon, Mi­ Welch, and Herbert White. All Souls Church Gregory signor Smith officiating, was held Sunday, July chael Lynch, William Palmerley, Members of the special gifts 10. Ground was broken for the new church and Jerome Stephens, and others. Smith, V.G., inserts and summer committee are Cornerstone Placed the cornerstone of hall Jan. 1, 1955, and it is hoped that the church The Mass to be sung is the George Evans, Philip A. Quat- can be occupied in September;. Father Foxhoven Jubilee Mass of the Sacred Heart man, Ward Anthony, Howard All Souls’ Church, 4900 S. Logan Street, Engle­ was named pastor of the new church slightly by William Marsh. The opera Clennan, Milton,Conway, James wood, as the Rev. Omer Foxhoven, pastor (left), more than a year ago, effective July 1, 1954. stars will offer solos at the Of­ fertory and Communion. Conducting the choral group All Is Not Solemnity anid Study at St. Peter Clover Classes at both Masses and providing the organ accompaniment will be Father Nelson. The organs in both the Central City and Idaho 2 1 0 in Vacation School for Non-Catholics Springs churches are gifts of Mrs. Spencer Penrose. THE ST, PETER CLAVER their Creator as a result of their tion exclusively at the S t Peter The students are looking for­ Father Potempa cares for the vacation religious school of contacts with the Church, Claver project A typical day will ward to Saturday, July 16, when historic Central City and George­ • * * Sacred Heart Parish in Denver find the pupils receiving instruc­ three busses will transport them town communities from Idaho THE PROJECT is supervised tion in the catechism, followed to Rocky Mountain Lake Park Springs, where he is pastor. is unique among the summer by Father J. F. Brady, S.J., by a period of singing and danc­ for a full day’s outing with their Central City Had schools of the nation. It num­ aided by Father George An­ ing. Then will follow further in­ new friends, the priests, sisters, drews, S.J., assistants at Sacred 1st Mass in 1860 bers exclusively in its ranks struction interspersed with group and lay teachers at the school, non-Catholic N’egro children, res­ Heart Parish. Teachers in the singing and supervised outdoor Albert Bruch has kindly donated St. Mary’s was built in the school are Sister Ann Pierre, recreation. sufficient watermelons to pro­ booming days of the mining idents of Sacred Heart Parish. • * • There are 210 attending. Sister Ann Pauline, . Sister vide all the youngsters with an camp that was one of the fabu Thomas, and Sister Victoria Th is is t h e ISTH year that added incentive to attend. lous gold and silver centers of Started on July 6, the school Marie, members of the Sisters of such a school has been con­ * • ♦ the West. Bishop Joseph P. will close Saturday, July 16. Charity of Cincinnati.' Lay teach­ Gerald Marscio. Reported at that time was $150,- ducted in Sacred Heart Parish, PRIZES DURING the school Machebeuf celebrated the first Jubilont Workers LoCas- During that time many children ers are Mrs. J. Albert Harris one of the pioneer parishes of term have been provided by Mrs. Mass in Central City, going there pastor of 385; on July 11, the sum of $151,385 was who have had little or no con­ and Misses Eileen Jones and La- Denver. Wednesday night there James Clarke of the Clarke from Denver in 1860. A small Our Lady of Mt Carmel Parish, Denver, shakes tabulated. Because many parishioners are yet tact with God have been given Verne Peoples, the latter two wastiroa ao “get acquainted”oA/inoinf parents' Church Goods House, Financing the hands of his jubilant campaign leaders after wooden church was constructed to be seen, the campaign leaders predicted that preliminary Christian instruc­ high school students who gave party in Sacred Heart School for of the project has been largely on the site of the present'edifice, the first report meeting of the school fund cam­ tion, have met the priests and of their time to assist in the this figure would go much higher before the the parents of the children at­ underwritten by A rchbishop and Central City’s first resident paign, From left are Pat Aiello, Frank Pomponio, sisters of Sacred Heart Parish, project. tending the religions vacation Urban J. Vehr of Denver, wita pastor was asaigned in 1863. Father LoCascio, Chairmaa A1 Rotola, and Dr. close of the drive. and have come a little closer to All is not solemnity and devo­ school. (Turn to Page t — Column 8) 1 ! ' ■ :i i . .> PAGE TW O Office, 938 Pennock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4-4205 Thursday, July 14, 1955 Results Announced All Is Not Solemnity, MORGAN, LEIBMAN & HICKEY Study for 210 Children At Vacotion School INSURANCE SINCE 1897 For Pope's Col lection (Continued From Page One) (Continued From Page One) Steamboat Springs— Holy 753 Gas and Electric Bldg. TA. 5-0241 Holy Ghost ...... Name ...... further assistance given by Jo­ Holy Rosary ...... 50.00 Sterling—St Anthony seph F. Little, Denver attorney, Most Precious Blood ...... 206.75 . of Padua’s ...... 179.00 Mother of God ...... 121.00 iStoncham and Briggsdale— and James J. Finn of the North Herbert W. Leibman Gerard R. TeBockhorst MU Carmel ...... S t John’a ...... Denver Transfer and Storage Our Lady of Grace ...... 55.00 Strasburg— (Mission of Co. Our Lady of Lourdes ...... 188.60 Hugo) ...... There has been steady BEBSHB Presentation ...... 162.81 Stratton—St Charles’ ...... a Sacred Heart ...... 21.65 Victor—St Victor's ...... growth in attendance at the * Su Anne's (Arvada) ...... 81.50 Welby—Assumption ...... Westminister—Holy ’Trinity.. school since its start. This is the SU Anthony’s ...... 63.66 first year that two busses were SU Bernadette’s ...... 221.50 Woodland Park—Our Lady of St. Cajetan’s ...... 31.50 the Woods ...... needed to take the children to Bt. Catherine's ...... 340.00 Wray—St. Andrew’s ...... the school each day and return SU Dominic's ...... 308.24 Yuma—S t John’s ...... them to their homes at noon. SU Elisabeth’s ...... 254.60 DENVER— SU Francis de Sales' ...... 450.00 Cathedral Altar and Roaary Hours of the classes are from 9 I Su lirnatius Loyola’s ...... 120.00 Society ...... a.m. to noon. S t James* ...... 60(KOO Annunciation PTA ...... St. John the Evangelist's...... 560.00 Annunciation Hen’a Club...... SU Joseph’s (C.SS.R.) ...... 114.64 Deanery Council ...... THE SATURDAY OUTING at St. Joseph's (Polish) ...... 35.‘00 Archdiocesan Council of Cath­ Su laeo the Great's ...... ■ 35.40 olic Women ...... Rocky Mountain Lake Park was St. Louis’ (Englewood) ...... 232.78 S t Louis’ PTA ...... made possible in part through St. Mary Magdalene's St. Louis* S t Vincent de Paul donation of a large amount of (Bdgewater) ...... 145.00 Society ...... S t Patrick’s ...... St. Louis* Holy Names Socety picnic equipment by Mrs. Celia Sts. Peter and Paul’s .... . 175.00 S t Ix)uis' Altai' and Rosary Washington. Mrs. Anna Lampkin St. Philomena's ...... Society ...... has been in charge of prepara­ SU Pius X ...... 78.26 Bltsesd Sacrament PTA ...... St. Rose of Lima’s ..... 94.00 Blessed Sacrament St. .Vin­ tions for the picnic and Wednes­ St. Thcrcse's (Aurora) ...... 256.75 cent de Paul Society ...... day night parents’ party. SU Vincent dc Paul's ...... 425.00 Blessed Sacrament Altar and ^ t m o s p h ® ' ® PARISHES OUTSIDE DENVER— Rosary Society ...... Akron— Joseph’s ...... 80 Blessed Sacrament Men's Aspen—S t Mary’s ...... Club ...... r C - r l v - Boulder—Sacred Heart ...... 236 St. Francis de Sales’ PTA.... X P o rlv Boulder» South— Sacred S t Francis de Sales' Holy \ Heart of Mary ...... 42 Name Society ...... Burlington— ...... ;...... St. Francis de Sales' league. Brighton—St. Augustine’s .... 120 of Sacred Heart ...... Brush—S t Mary’s ...... i...... St. Pius X Holy Name youngsters (210 of them) stuffy or difficult to learn. Dancing, singing, and A'T’' Buffalo—SI. Elisabeth's ...... 88.: Society ...... They Are Happy H outdoor recreation have been interspersed with Calhan—S t Michael’s ...... St Pius X Altar and Rosary their classes, taught by the Sisters of Charity of Cascade— (Mission of Sacred Society ...... ^ ...... summer religious school in Sacred Heart Par­ HearU Colorado Springs).... 43. St Plus X St VInMnt de ish, Denver, happy because they have been Cincinnati. Father J. P. Brady, S.J., assistant at Castle Rock—S t Francis* Paul's Society ...... having their first close contact "^ith God, They Sacred-Heart Parish is in charge of the project, (Elbert)-...... 15 S t Clara's Orphanage ...... assisted by Father George Andrews, SJ. O ntral City—Assumption St. (Clara's Aid Society ...... have learned that religion is a joyous thing, not (Idaho Springs) ...... 16. Regis College ...... Cheyenne Wells—Sacred Heart COLORADO SPRINGS—Corpus Rev. Robert E. Kekeiseii COLORADO SPRINGS— Christi Legion of Mary....,..... 10.00 Wyoming Catechism CkirpUB Christi ...... 298. Corpus Christi Guild ...... 10.00 Divine Redeemer ...... 849. W. R. JOSEPH Sacred Heart ...... 281, GREELEY—St Peter’s AlUr Classes at New High S t Mary's ...... 689. and Rosary Society ...... 18.00 Noied Writer of'Register' St Paul’s (Broadmoor) ...... 321. Knights of Columbus...... 22.00 Leadville—St. Joseph's Altar The number of children enrolled Optometrist Craig—St. Michael’s ...... and Rosary Soetety ...... 10.00 in vacation catechism classes in Cripple Creek—S t Peter’s .... 12, Limon—Catholic Ladies' Wyoming this year reached an COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE Crook—St. Peter’s ...... 7, Sodality ...... 25.00 Starts Pilgrimage July 15 all-time high. Reports made to Deer Trail— (Mission Rev. Leonard Abercrombie ...... 6.00 For Appointment — TA. 5-1880 of Hugo) ...... Rev. Leo Blach ...... 6.00 the Chancery Office in Cheyenne Derby—S t Catherine’s ...... 18. R t Rev. Msgr. Harold Campbell 25.00 Father Robert Kekeisen, the stead of Aug. 26, as had been show that 2,789 took part in this 230 Majestic Bldg. 16th & Broadway E^gle—St. Mary’s 12 Very Rev. Msgr. Walter nationally famous Ask-Learn religious instruction program. East Lake— (S t Canavan ...... 10.00 planned. NBWifamset Catherine’s. Denver) ...... Very Rev. Msgr. John columnist and associate editor of The Catholic Travel League This figure does not include the Elbert Sacred Heart ...... 20. Cavanagb ...... ;o.oo the Register, leaves Sunday, number that is attending classes Erie—St. Scholastica’s Very Rev. Msgr. Bernard party will be at sea a week and in Thermopolis that began Mon­ (Lafayette) ...... Cullen ...... 10.00 July 15, for New York, whence Conte Bianca- PLUS-POWER Estes Park—Our Lady of will sail on the day, July 11. DOLLS — WIGS — SHOES Rev. Edward Dinan ...... 16.00 he is to embark Monday, July 25, mano. Mass will be said each day the Mountains (Loveland) Rev. Anthony Elsi ...... 50.00 The Dominican Sisters of Dollt Dreoed to Order COLORADO t Evergreen—Christ the Rev. George Evans ...... 10.00 in the ship’s own chapel. The JOBMASTER! King ...... 67, Rev, Roy Figllno ...... 10.00 Adrian, Mich., conduct the classes New Lint of Htligloai Stitaet :: CONVALESCENT Flagler—St. Mary’s ...... 11 first port of call will be Naples, Save the cost of power ind SUtnc* Rtpiirtd Rev. John Gutinski ...... 15.00 where the group, will land in Worland and Thermopolis each Fleming—S t Peter’s ...... 76 Rev. Theodore Haas ...... S.OO year and, apart from these, the charges for fastening into steel It HOME * ' FORT COLLINS— Rev. John Haley ...... 10.00 Aug, 1. Thence the pilgrimage or concrete with the latest A.B.C. Doll Hospital Holy Family ...... 11, Rev. James Hamblin ...... ^.00 sisters who staff the parochial ~ Reasonable Rates will go to Rome, where it will R amsbt P lus-Power J ob- Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McCourt S t Joseph’s ...... 226, Rev. Robert Hoffman ...... 10..00 schools of the Diocese of Chey­ \ I 515 So. Logan PE. 3-7135 ,, Fort Logan—S t Patrick’s .... 40. Rev. Walter Jaeger ...... 6.00 spend three days. enne conduct the classes else­ master. Sets W studa and 616 Downinc MA. 3-7617 Fort Lupton—S t William’s Rev. Charles Jones ...... 10.00 (PlatteviJle) ...... Rev. William Jones ...... 15.00 After Rome a day will be de­ where in the state. drive pins for moderate to . Fort Morgan—S t Helena’s.... 74.17 Rev. Patrick Kennedy ...... 10.00 voted to a tour of Assisi, the heavy-duty work, with light- Fountain—St. Paul’s Rev. Robert Kekeisen ...... 6.00 poetic city of St. Francis, set duty chargee. ADVKRTISIMSNT (Colorado Springs)...... R t Rev. Msgr. William Kipp.... 10.00 Frederick—St. Therese’a Very Rev. Msgr. Elmer Kolka.... 16.00 amid the Umbrian hills. The en­ The Denver Catholic Or, for light-duty jobs, just and Mead ...... 50.55 Rev. Dean Kumba ...... 5.00 suing two days will see the pil­ change barrels in a few seconds Georgetown—Our Lady of Rev. Josepn Lebercr ...... 10.00 grims in Florence, from which Register and set K" fasteners. See on Lourdes ...... 10.00 Rev. Donald McMahon...... 6.00 Glenwood Springs—S t. Very Rev. Msgr. David Maloney 10.00 they will go to Venice and then Published Weekly by the your own work the great ease, Stephen's ...... 142. Rt. Rev. Msgr. Jofin Moran..... 25.00 to Milan. After Milan, they will Catholic Press Society Inc. speed, economy and versatility Golden—S t Joseph’s ...... 76, Rev. Francis Morfeid ...... 5.00 of P lus-P ower J obmaster, Grand Lake— St. Anne's R t .Rev. Msgr. Joseph O'Reron 25.00 cross the Swiss border to Lu­ 938 Bannock Street, Denver. (Kremmling) ...... 65. 00 Rev. Albert Puhl ...... 6.00 cerne and continue on to- the Colo. made by R amset S ystem, GREELEY— Rev. Edward Ryan ...... 5.00 famous Shrine of Einsiedelm first in powder-actuated Our Lady of Pence...... 19. Rev. Charles Salmon ...... 3.00 Subscription: $3.00 P e r S t Peter's ...... 160. Rt. Rev. Msgr. Gregory By train the Catholic Travel Fear Sold in combination with fastening. Haxtun—Christ the King ^ Smith, V.G...... 25.00 The Register, National Edi­ (Holyoke) ...... 9. Rev. George Spehar ...... 10.00 Leaguers will go to Paris, and Holyoke—St. Patrick’s ...... 107, Rev, Walter Steidle ....1,...... 25.00 spend three days there, includ­ tion. in Archdiocese of Den­ Hugo—S t Anthony’s ...... 21. Rev. Francis Syrianey ...... 10.00 ing a side-trip to Lisieux. After ver. D Q « I L » Idaho Springs—St. Paul’s..... ‘•20. Rev. Duane Theobald ...... 10.00 Paris comes a day at Lourdes Entered as Second Class INC. Illff—St. Catherine’s ...... 14. Matter at the Post Office Julesburg—St Anthony’s ...... 70. and another at Nice. The party 1901 Arapahoe Denvai KremmUng—St. Peter’s ...... 12. Denver, Colo, Keefiesburg and Roggen— will return to Italy by way of MA 3-5141 Holy Family .... «...... 66. 50 Love Conquers Genoa, from which it will pro­ Lafayette— Immaculate Con­ ceed by ship to Barcelona, where ception ...... 43, 93 Rev. R. E. Kekeiien :i^EADVILLE— it will see the famous Shrine of Annunciation ...... 89. All With Assist for a European pilgrimage spon­ Our Lady of Montserrat. It will St Joseph's ...... 29. sored by the Catholic Travel again take ship and disembark at Limon— (Mission of Hugo) .... 27, Littleton—St. Mary’s ...... 163. League. Gibraltar. The last visit in Eu­ Longmont—St John the From Congressman The popular and personable rope will be paid to the Shrine Baptist's ...... 64. of Our Lady of Fatima, in the WELCOME Louisville— S t Louis’ ...... 31. Rep. Byron Rogers of Den­ Father Kekeisen was chosen last Loveland—S t John's ...... February as spiritual director of hill country about 200 miles Manitou— (Mission of Sacred ver has come to the rescue of from Lisbon. Heart—Colorado Springs).. 25.78 Kim T. Hoang, 20, Vietnamese the pilgrimage, an office that in Mead—Mission of Frederick 1954 had been held by Arch­ The Catholic Travel League’s Meeker—Holy Family ...... student who faced the cancela­ tion of her student visa and bishop Joseph Rummel of New purpose is to direct the tourist Mintum—St. Peter's ...... to points of Catholic -interest, Oak Creek—St. Martin's _.... subsequent deportation if she Orleans. The Catholic Travel TOURISTS Platteville—St. Nicholas’.....,., should marry her fiance. Air­ League’s pilgrimage, in which which in many places are identi­ PecU—Sacred Heart ...... J fied with objects of artistic and Red Cliff— M t Carmel ...... man Gordon Miller. four other Colorado residents Take Home A Gift From Our Store ■ Rifle—St. Mary’s ...... ,When Rogers read of the are participating, will visit all historic importance. Some atten­ couple’s plight, he Volunteered important Marian shrines, in­ tion is also given to such com­ • HUMMELS • HOLY WATER FONTS to intercede with the Immigra­ cluding those of Fatima and mon attractions as the Eiffel and Many Other misc. Religious Gifts. *‘Yes, Ruth . . . I can talk while I'm cooking . . . we Dr. G . J. tion Bureau and, if necessary, Lourdes. ' Tower and Napoleon’s Tomb. to introduce in Congress a bill The sailing day had been have an extra phone in the kitchen." In many of the shrines and TRAVELER’S MEDALS Schoeuble which would delay the deporta­ moved up from the original date churches visited Father Kekeisen tion proceedings. OUB LADY OF THE SKIES of July 16 and pilgrims will re­ will say Mass as part of his ST. CHRISTOPHER Step-saving additional telephones cost only 3 or 4 Ofiometrist Kim is at present taking in­ turn to New York Sept. 2,-in­ duties. structions from the Rev. Paul cents a day, plus a small installation charge, regard­ Specialist Reed, Mother of God Parish. Reward Not Comparable With Sacrifice POCKET EDITIONS FOR less of where you want them installed. Just call our For Visual Miller was converted from the Lutheran Church a little more THE VACATIONER’S READING Business Office... Mountain States Telephone. Eye Care than a year ago. If all gws ENJOYMENT. well, they hope to be marriedirried Friends of Carmel Share 638 Empire Bldg. KE 4<.‘>840 within a month., Doubleday — Image Books Prayers of Cloistered Nuns have been awarded the first Thomas More Asso­ ciation medal for "The most distinguishing “A REWARD beyond com­ ed, "can rebound greatly to our contribution to Catholic publishing of the year.” parison with the sacrifice it in­ spiritual benefit by making us volves” was promised by the Rt. a share in the prayers and sacri­ May we suggest . . . Rev. MonsigmoP Gregory Smith, fices of the sisters.” V.G., to those who join the • * * PE.4CE OF SOUL____Fulton J. Sheen Friends of Carmel and thus as­ "IT IS A CONSOLATION,” sist the Discalced Carmelite he continued, “to know that we TO ALL BOCK BUYERS and Nuns at the Carmel of the Holy are identified in some little way Spirit in Littleton. with the prayers, the sacrifices, POPULAR HISTORY OF THE CATHOLIC Monsignor Smith, spiritual di­ and the penances of these holy SERVICE CUSTOMERS . . . rector of the Archbishop’s Guild, women, whose lives are given en­ CHURCH .... Philip Hughes. sponsor of the Friends of Car­ tirely to God.” mel, made the plea for new mem­ bers in a letter mailed in the •There is a membership for ev­ ery financial condition, the guild MR. BLUE .... Myles Connolly past week by ^ ild members. president, Miss Josephine Hy- DENVER BUICK IS About 10,000 copies of the mes­ trek, pointed out. 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PAGE THREE Thursday, July 14,1955 Office, 938 Bannock Sfreet THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4^205 Profession, Reception Missionary Tells How Heights Alumnae Seek $200,000 At Mt. St. Francis Archbbhop Urban J. Vehr will officiate in reception ceremonies Children Defied Reds and profession of vows for the To 'Save' Administration Building Sisters of St. Francis Seraph at (Conlimied From Page One) Chinese,” he recalled, "as I knew their mother-house, Mt. St. ■topped at the house of an had but little time to have coming in October. The entire “Save the sentinel!” could Mrs. Saya of their willingness to Francis, near Colorado Springs, elderly Chinese Catholic. “Quick, my say. well be the watch word of serve by Aug. 15, and she in turn undertaking will be a major item Grandfather,” they whispered as The judge soon caught on. will then supply them with a list bn the agenda when alumnae on Friday morning, Aug. 12. he stuck out his sleepy head, “let “Shut up,” he commanded. “No loyal members of the Loretto of classmates to be contacted. gather on the campus to renew us in. We have saved Jesus from preaching here.” Heights Alumnae Associa­ Further information and pledge schoolday friendships and to re- the evil ones.” The verdict was given: “Im tion, who recently voted in cards will be available at home-kitalize associations. Inside the house, they debated prisonment and then exile.” Ten favor of providing funds to re­ + + + + what to do with their precious votes had been cast by “the place wiring, floors, and plumb­ prize. Peach Blossom had the so­ people.” Eight favored jailing ing and to make extensive re­ lution, and, after repeating their and exile; two, the prelate’s pairs in;the 65-year-old “sentinel Bishop’s instruction as to what death. * * * on the hill,” the Loretto Heights must be done in an emergency, Administration Buildingl acted as little “priest.’| She dis­ WHEN THE PAGAN YOUTH tributed Holy Communion to the of the town," already well in­ The building is ifbt so sturdy group and to herself. timidated, were asked for their as it once was, and estimates decision, they shouted as one: indicate that $200,000 will be WHEN AN ANGRY RED offi­ “Sha, sha, ska—Kill, kill, kill.” needed before the work is com­ cial appeared at school the next But there was a boy on the pleted. Alumnae hope to supply day, and announced a “theft” bridge overlooking the site who the entire' amount ■within a 10- had taken place in the church, felt differently. With a loud year period from volunteer many little hearts beat rapidly. voice he cried, “Pater, pater"— pledges. Thd official asked who was “Father, Father.” Pledges will vary in amounts guilty. Startled by the Latin words according to the means and good Peach Blossom stood up. “I (for few of his flock knew any). will of each individual, and will did it,” she confessed, “but Monsignor Buchholz looked up. be paid periodically within 10 took no gold or silver—only The lad, standing there in front years. This endeavor will repre­ Jesus, to keep Him out of your of the Red military, made a big sent a sacrifice on the part of \ dirty hands.” Then Happy Lark, sign of the cross and received many, since there are only 1,200 and Bright Clond, and Great absolution from his persecuted alumnae on the current mailing Stride, and Big Arm all stood up Bishop. list; some will pledge much, and confessed their share of the while, others will be able to give “guilt" BEING PROHIBITED from less. No specific “assessment” The tots were marched out of I? is being made. speaking to their people, the This activity of* the Loretto school and into jail. Later, after Monsignor and his priests had C liv iiia frACC One of the large redwood crosses along the new their release, they went to Mon- w n rillc \ilU 9> at Shrine of St. Frances Xavier Ca- Heights Alumnae is part of the informed the faithful: ^ e n you extensive development program aignor Buchholz and told the see a priest pass by in public, brini in Mt. Vernon Canyon is seen above. The cross, outlined story. against a background of beautiful spring flowers on the hillside, which is being planned by the • * * make a sign of repentance on your breast and the priest will represents the 11th station, “Jesus Is Nailed to the Cross.” college to cope ■with increasing THE PREFECT APOSTOLIC, give you absolution. + + + + + demands for Catholic education who has a record of 25 years of Often a little altar boy acted Loretto is the only four-year missionary work in. China, was as “priest” in those early days women’s college in Colorado, and bom of German parents in 1903 of persecution. Monsignor Bucc- 5,000 Attend Pilgrimage its founders long ago set a high at Aachen, in the Rhineland of holz reported. Like Tarcisius of standard of scholarship and cul­ Germany, He attended the semi­ ture, dedicated “to the Christian Heighfs Fund Chairmen Miss Margaret Sullivan, asso­ old, the lad would take the Sa­ ceremonies Sunday. Father ciate chairman (standing), and nary of the Sacred Heart Mis­ cred Host in his bosom to com­ Thirteen Greyhound busses and education of youth.” 729 private autos brought a total James T. Sullivan, C.SS.R., of In order to darry out this pur­ Mrs. Matt Saya, newly elected Loretto Heights Alumnae Fund sionaries in Westphalia from municate a fellow Catholic. chairman (seated), are shown discussing plans for expansion at 1914 to 1927, and was ordained * * * of almost 5,000 persons to the St. Joseph’s (Redemptorist) Par pose today, the Sisters of Loretto by the Bishop of Paderbora in pilgrimage at Mother Cabrini ish, Denver, gave the Benedic­ realize that more housing facil­ the college. THE PREFECT APOSTOLIC tion. ities apd equipment are needed. ^ I 1927. Shrine in Mt. Vernon Canyon Sent to Southwest China in was marched five days across July 10. This is the eighth year There are many deserving Cath 1928, the young Father Buchholz mountainous country, and taken these popular pilgrimages have Appointed olic girls entering college this Church in Woodland Park iOU'll G E T i spent one and one-h^f years get­ in a truck two days more, to his been held. fall, desiring a Catholic educa­ ____ 4 ting to his mission post. En place of imprisonment, an old To Annapolis tion, but, because of capacity Chinese inn full of vermin and The busses were from Canon route he was almost drowned in City, Colorado Springs, Boulder, reservations, they find them­ M O R E F O R i Tung-ting Lake, the largest in lice. After a year’s detention, he selves on a long waiting list at To Be Dedicated Aug. 12 was taken to the border and re­ Pueblo, and Denver. In addition, « China. A wild storm threw him six priests and 38 Knights of Co­ Loretto or turning to softie other from his boat onto the land and leased. As his weeping flock saw institution. (Continued From Page One) Santa Fe Art Studios. Furnishings him depart, he promised to come lumbus in full dress uniforms yOUR MONEY i the boat sank immediately. walked in the procession to the Remodeling the Administration summer gatherings. An apart­ will be of wrought iron, painted “Dragons and devils try al­ back. In March of 1952, Monsignor famous shrine. Building will provide more ade­ ment for the priest is situated in old ivory and dusted with gold; ways to get a missionary before quate classrooms, and as soon as Buchhelz arrivpd in Hong Kong, The blocks-long procession of the basement, and includes a bed­ and three kipds of wood—includ­ he can work for Christ,” he re­ faithful from the Mt. Vernon another dormitory can be built called with a smile. and in August of that year paid room, a living room, and a kitch­ ing Philippine mahogany and * * • a visit to the Holy Father at Canyon highway up to the shrine present living quarters can be Castelgandolfo. was followed by a line of cars moved from the Administration enette. To the side of the priest’s birch. ’The Corpus of the crucifix THE SACRED HEART con­ Building to release additional quarters is a l4x28-foot assembly gregation took over the Kwei­ “His Holiness blessed me no that extended for two city is being carv'ed in Italy. less than 20 times,” the Prefect blocks, observers at the shrine academic space. room for smaller meetings. chow Prefecture in 1926 at the The Woodland Park Church, request of the Pope. Arriving in remembered with happiness, reported. At a recent alumnae meeting Two sacristies flank the altar “and encouraged me to tell the A total of 7,349 visitors sigpried Mrs. Matt Saya was elected 1930, Father Buchholz found his on the main floor. Confessionals some 20 miles up Ute Pass on new field of activity a very poor world about the persecution of their names in _ the register at alumnae fund chairman. She my people. the shrine during June._ They will be assisted by Margaret and a baptistry are installed. Highway 24 from Colorado section. “I saw no cars, trains, *- « * Springs, is situated with a magni- or highways 'for 25 years,” he came from every state in the Sullivan, associate chairman The church has logs as facings said, “only mules, sedan-chairs, IN THE FALL OF 1952, M(^p- U.S.. (Colorado had 4,251; Illi­ Mrs. John M. Demmer, alumnae for the cupolas at the front and ficient view of Pikes Peak. signor Buchholz returned to Ger­ nois, 319; Kansas, 265; Ne­ association “president, will serve and walking are the means of back, to harmonize with the transportation. many to see his mother, then 88 braska, 224; and Missouri, 200) as a member of the' executive But that section of the Orient years old, the first time in 25 and from more than a dozen for­ committee in charge of this phase mountain surroundings. Steel case­ was a peaceful country the prel­ years. The day following his ar­ eign countries, including Ger­ of the development program. ment windows are installed above Gentle Cleaning ate reminisced. The pagans were rival happened to be his silver many, Scotland, Ireland, Eng­ Class fund agents have been tile sills. The walls and ceilings of open to the faith. Deeply reli­ jubilee, and the Prefect had the land, the Philip^ne Islands, selected and are being notified of pleasure of offering a Mass of France,. Arabia, Itaiy, and In­ their appointment &is month; the church are completely in­ gious by nature, the people lived LET US in poor wooden houses but built Thanksgiving in the presence of dia. these 50 agents will have the re­ sulated- The ceiling is of celotex. fine stone temples for worship. his mother. Cars began winding up to the sponsibility of sending informa­ 'The church porch is of Lyon mountain shrine last Sunday at James Mike Haffey of KEEP YOUR In 1930 the Sacred Heart Mis­ Once again the aging woman tion to their fellow classmates, flagstone. had to sacrifice her priestly son, 7 in the morning and continued Loyola Parish, Denver, re­ as it is made available by the sionaries had only 2,000 Catho­ 'The over-all dimensions of the lics in a population of 3,000,000, for he left Germany at the end coming until around midnight. ceived an appointment to the Na- executive committee and the coi- spread over 30,000 to 40,000 of 1953 to come to the United On the feast day of Mother Ca­ val Academy at Annapolis fol­ lege. In graduation classes of building are 84x38 feet, and the SUMMER square miles. In 1951, as the Red States and appeal for his poor brini, July 7, a continual stream lowing successful completion of more than 30 memibers, two ceiling of the church proper rises missions. of cars came all-day until 2 the academic and physical examina­ terror fanned out viciously, there agen^ will be called upon. to a height of 11 fet. DRESSES were 8,000 Catholics to feel the “But she smiled as my train following morning. tions. He began his four years Class fund agents are to notify SHIRT sting of persecution. left the station,” the missionary The splendid new steps lead­ of study at the academy June 27. Two , 250 b.t.u. furnaces will • » * recalied, “though her heart, I ing to the statue of the Sacred A graduate of Loyola School French Independence heat the church. A 75 b.t.u. fur­ FRESH THE COMMUNISTS ..arrived know, was full of tears.” Heart were dedicated during the and Regis High School, Mike, 19, nace will be installed for the LAUNDERING the son of Mr. and Mrs in 1949, and by 1952 all 40 of priest’s apartment and the lava­ and Monsignor Buchholz’ mission George W. Haffey, 2424 Gay Mass ScheduledDay For the lord Street. The family has re­ tories, and a 35 b.t.u. furnace for aries (priests, brothers, and A special Mass will be cele­ nuns) had been either im­ sided .n Denver since 1943, the small assembly room floors. Particular after having moved from An- brated in Mother of God DAINTY prisoned or expelled. Only his Church, Denver, July 14, in Asphalt tile covers the church eight Chinese priests were al­ selmo. Neb. Congressman Byron G. Rogers honor of French Independence and assembly room floors. City Wide PICK UP lowed to stay, and “legal” re­ Day (Bastille Day). The Mass strictions all but killed their of Denver announced Mike as Sunday Mass attendance is ex­ and DELIVERY SERVICE one of his two appointees to take will be offered at 10:30 pected to rise to as many as 300 ministry. o’clock by the' Rev. Maurice 10% Caih A Carry Monsignor Buchholz was stood the examination. At both Loyola School and Regis, Mike was ac­ Laurent of the Diocete of to 400 in the summer. 'The young 55 Yeors Serving Particular Homes up before a “People’s Court” in Nicolet, Canada, who is study­ priest’s parish takes in all of October, 1951. The entire popu tive in sports and was a mem­ ber of the sodality. He attended ing journalism at the “Regis­ Teller County, a favorite area for lace, 10,000 persons, was forced ter.” Father Laurent will give JO. to be his mass accuser. But not Regis Coliege for one year, fishermen. After graduation from Annapo­ a sermon in French. All peo­ one child from the orphanage lis, he will be commissioned as ple of French extraction are The sanctuary of the new GRand 7-1646 4100 FEDERAL BLVD. was allowed to appear. The Reds invited to attend. church is being executed by the feared the simple truth might an ensign come from childish lips. Nine other missionaries were arraigned with the Prefect. There were six nuns, the pastor of the town, and . two lay ( brothers. .All were maligned w i^ the same baseless accusation— “killing of infants, treason, sub­ W% the Boulevard Mortuary is ...... versive action.” • * * EVEN A LITTLE CHILD was suboped as witness. He testi­ fied, under Red rifies, that Mon­ signor Buchholz had spoken about a “Blessed Lady” of Denver’s Leading Catholic Mortuary Fatima, and had said “Russia will be converted from her evils.” An angered judge confronted the Prelate. “Defend yourself,” he ordered. The Monsignor turned toward It is Owned by Catholics ... his people and delivered a ser­ mon on Fatima, prayer, penance, It is Supervised by Catholics ... courage, and faith. “In very fast Its Chapels and equipment are built WiU j ) to O u t d o o r A lf o r outdoor altar in use at the annual triduum j r CARPETS Wan ww u v v i « lu i conducted at the Carmel of the Holy to pi’ovide Catholic Services .,, ROOM SIZE Spirit, Littleton, on July 14, 15, and 16 is shown above, and SMALLER RUGS + + + + , +' Its staff of Catholic Gentlemen are • wide of pottoms and cokira to ebooM from well versed in the Liturgy and for OTtrr rooM Archbishop to Officiate Furniture la tha hoaaa Archbishop Urban J, Vehr As is his custom, the Arch­ Precepts of the Holy Catholic Church, Opel WedSMdv tTfclnp T1D • I'eloek will officiate at the closing bishop attends one of the ceremony of the triduum to services. Father John Over- realizing the sanctity and dignity E.M.W. Our Lady of Mt. Carmel at the berg, C.M., of S t Thomas’ of the individual... where cash talks Carmelite Monastery in Little­ Seminary will be the speaker ton on Saturday, July 16. Serv­ at the final service, which is 2141 So. Broadway ices will be held Thursday, Fri­ on the Feast of Our Lady of SHerman 4-2754 day, and Saturday, July 14-16, M t CarmeL Archbishop Vehr They supervise each funeral with at 7:30 p.m. will conduct Benediction. individual care as an Honor and Father John Lohr, CiM., chaplain at the monastery, will Conscience-Binding Duty as taught conduct the opening , services Thursday evening, July 14. Fa­ by Holy Mother Church , ther Frederick D. McCallin, , . RELIGIOUS ARTICLES astor of St, Mary’s Church, Elittleton, will be the speaker Friday evening, July 15. It has the Largest Catholic • STATUES • ROSARIES • MEDALS Accommodations for more than 600 persons have been Personnel in Denver provided through the courtesy ,,. • PICTURES • PRAYER BOOKS of Father McCallin and the Boulevard Mortuary on the 36 Years of Service to Denver^s • PENDANTS • BOOKS • PLAQUES beautiful outdoor gipunds of the Carmel of the Holy Spirit, Catholic Families , . . where the services are held. The public is invited to attend 1 C'omplrtc Lin^ of Religioua Arliclea for CKurch And Homr Boulevard Mortuary the triduum. From noon Friday* July 15, until midnight Saturday, July A. I*. Warner and 16, the faithful may gain a plenary indulgence for each Federal Blvd. at Speer GRand 7-1626 visit to the Carmelite Chapel. nil'IKTI GOODS Those unable to attend the services may send their peti­ 606 14th St. Between California & Welton TA . 5-8331 tions to the monastery, 606 S. Gallup, Littleton» < < *rr • -T**'-. - -rfi *>'V.:-

PAGE FOUR Office, 938 Bannock Strtef THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Ttlephent, KEystone 4-4205 Thursday, July 14, 1955

Noted Organist to Play I Budget Meeting i*t a , Denver, Mexican Fiesta , » » at a recent budget raeetinjr are shown above. Gerardot- Herrick Buick I They are, left to right, Mrs. Frank Patton, president; Mrs. Henry St. John's Parishioners 1 Carroll, secretary; Mrs, Denver Ford, first vice president; Mrs. Planned July 16 iMax Brook^ treasurer; Mrs. Edwin Hutchinson, historian; and Festivities Begin Friday I Mrs. John Smithline, second vice president. Not present for the Two-day grand opening fes­ ness seven years in Chicago prior St. Thomas University Club T Hear Famed Musician I picture was Mrs. Leonard Hart, auditor. tivities begin Friday morning at to World War II. After four and presents "El Bailie Ranchero” 0 the G e rard o t-H erric k Buick one-half years in the Army Air to be held at the new Mexican (St. John the Evangelist’s Parish, Denver) Block, 5225 E. Colfax Avenue, Force, Herrick .worked -with Patio of the Casa Mayan Res­ Denver’s .newest authorized Buick in Los Angeles and taurant, 1020 Ninth Street, Raymond Schneider, famed organist of St. James’ Buick dealership. Kansas City. Denver. This gala fiesta vrill Church, Cleveland, will preside at the organ in St. John Robert J. "Bob” Gerardot and Gerardot and his wife, Hazel, be held under the stars on the Evangelist’s Church Sunday, July 17, at the noon Saturday night, July 16. t Richard T. “Dick” Herrick, live in Castle Rock. Herrick, his I Among the attractions of this Mass. president and vice president, wife, Regina, and chilaren, South of the Border evening Sister Catherine Michael and Sister John Marian voiced enthusiasm at future Carol, 7, and Catherine, 9, re. have heen tranaferred from St. growth potential for both their side at 2068 Jasmine Street, will be dancing, a lively Mex­ Denver, A ican floor show, and delicious John’s dor the coming school --h-" firm and mile high Denver. food prepared by the Gonzales year. The Gerardot-Herrick partner­ f ship climaxes many years of of Casa Mayan. Sodality Picnic Idledale Circle The patio of the Casa automotive experience for both All members of Our Lady Mayan has just been opened to > * men. the public. It is out of doors, Queen of Heaven Sodality who I ‘ /. * . * A native of St. Louis, Mo., surrounded by a high fence, plan to go-on the picnic at El­ Starting Series J Gerardot had been an auto i ■ dorado Springs, July 21, must | J . O . ' * « * ' ■ A under the tall trees and sum­ r ^ J dealer in Decatur, 111., Los An­ have their names in to the pre­ Is; * a 'yr.' geles, and Castle Rock, since mer stars. fect, Kay Harrington, by July The evening will be most in­ 1934. He opened the Bob Gerar­ 18. Of Card Parties dot Buick last May 1 at 6010 E. formal—anyone who has a A “Back Yard Bazaar,” held i Mexican shirt, trousers, za- Evergreen.—(Church of Christ Colfax in Denver. by the Junior Christo^phers on Herrick was zone manager of patos, reboza, or mantilla is Friday, July 8, at 374 Columbine the King)—Lady of the Snows TOM WALKER PIANOS asked to wear them. Circle of Idledale is starting a the Buick Motor Division, Gen­ Represratativ* of Klmbsll, Sohmsr, Street, was a success. Total re­ 1 eral Motors, in Denver from Kohler, Csophell snd Jess* French Piano* The price is: Members, $1; ceipts were $12.89, which will be series of card parties to be held C. G. Conn Comuonata nonmembers, $1.25. Charles at Evergreen by the Lake every m 1953 until the recent merger. Eleetronie Orran used to purchase a gift for the Bom in Champaign, 111., he Dowse, GL. 5-4426, Katherine convent in honor of Sister Mary Wednesday night. Admission is Fine Reconditioned Pianoa served in the retail auto busi­ 1S4S S. BROADWAY SPnio* 7-7SS4 Sherman, DE. 3-5591, and Sue Jane. The members who par­ 50 cents for the evening’s enter­ + + + + I + Gonzales, DU. 8-2755, may be ticipated were Carla D’Arnica, tainment. Prizes will be given called for further information. Sharron Delaney, Sheila Delaney, away. J t is hoped these parties EUen Eire, Carol Foster, Ronald will become very popular and Sf. Help provide for the future of Foster, Mary Otis, Tauna Rober­ everyone is welcome. All circle Philomena's Sisters, PTA Plan NECCHI jA ELNA the Church in the Archdiocese of son, Carol Shepherd, Billy Yea­ members have tickets. Mmes. E. Dandurand, A. Lambert, M. Denver through the Archbishop’* ger, Mimi Yeager, and Rebecca World's first and most advanced Seminary and Missions Cam­ Young. Roiiiler, and M. Marker are the Christmas Card Selling Project paign. • ______The Denver East Side Young hostess for Wednesday evenings', AUTOMATIC People’s Club will hold a corpo­ July 13 and July 20. (St. Philomena’s Parish, Therese and Mrs. John Vos are liam Husson; vigil lights, Mrs. :!EZHni2»3ErE3E-*ES3! Denver) cochairmen for the project. James Delaney and Mrs. William tewing machintt rate Communion in the 9 o’clock A meeting of the Ave Maria "desks irriiTii r gmui imij luiitt ei. me. r Mass Sunday, July 17, St. John’s Circle was held in the home of The parishioners are asked to Leabo; vestments. Miss Theresa AND COK80LES UCHTtST It was announced this Moran; Friday altar work, Mrs. WEIGHT P08TABU Church, Coffee and rolls will be the new chairman, Mrs. J. Pat­ past week, by Mrs. Rose­ se® the selection offered before • RENTALS, SERVICE ud REPAIRS of all ingkoB of lowinfc mAchinec. served in the lounge room of terson, July 13. At the business buying their Cards. Those desir­ Harold Meade. YOUR mary Patton, PTA presi­ The CFM groups of the • Manj UHdt recoaditiooed «twios macbinM at low. low pricca, Loon Costs Less the church following the Mass. meeting Mrs. P. McGrady, former ing to view the cards at their BEFORE YOU BUY you owa it to yourielf to compare I chairman, was presented with a dent, that this year, the sis- home during the summer months parish will hold the annual When You Borrow picnic July 16 at 6:30 in the Come in or phone for FREE DEMONSTRATION book. The Imitation of Christ, t e r 3 of St. Philomena’s may do so by phoning Mrs. Vos ^ Liberal trade-in allowance 9 ConTcnient terms From Favor Received and a picture of the Sacred Heart. at EA. 2-1958 or Mrs. Delores evening. John Mahoney, chair­ School and the PTA will sell man, asks that all couples at­ Authorized Dealer A reader of the Register Mrs. H. R. Kiger is the new treas- Christmas cards. ■ Sister Agnes Williams at EM. 6-2476. There wishes to publish thanks to the urer and Mrs. J. Tracy the sec­ is also an excellent selection of tending, meet at the Tepees. I CITIZEIVS Sacred Heart of Jesus and the retary. Mrs. William Watson was all occasion greeting cards and The group will then proceed ACE SEWIKG MACHINE CO. Loan Company Blessed Virgin Mary for a favor the former secretary-treasurer. wrappings. to Bergen Perk. Each couple or individual group will fur­ 174 So. Broadway at Cedar SH 4-1763 1538 California received. All members of the Ave Maria Picnic Chairman At the board meeting of the Circle have vanilla for sale at nish their own food and re­ y MA. 3-4939 $1 a bottle and will be grateful Altar and Rosary Society in the freshments. A^e you current in your pay­ R. B. Dillon, Pres. home of Mrs. Nell Duggan, pres­ ments to the Archbishop’s Cam­ for orders. The business meeting Is Appointed by ident, July 7, the follo'wing com­ paign? was followed with a baby shower form pattern may contact Mrs, for Mrs. W, Watson. mittee chairmen were appointed: Margaret Struck at EA. 2-2045. CATHEDRAL PARISH Cassocks, Mrs. George Swartz; At a business meeting of the St. James' PTA The following women may be These Friendly Firms Deserve Your Patronage clubs, Mrs. J. F. Jordan; dean­ contacted by those desiring to Mother Cabrini Circle on July 6, (St. James’ Parish, Denver) ery, Mrs. Marion Strain; flowers, Mrs. James P. Harrington was Mrs. W, H. Hinton, president have the uniforms made: Mmes. Mrs. Ralph Hansen and Miss Jo Juanita Lindsay, EA. 2-6782; Indnitrlal Tmckg Cooled Enrinci ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S PARISH named the new chairman of the of the PTA, announces that Mrs. Dooling; funerals, Miss Mamie circle with Mrs. J. F. Reardon as Billie Wikstrom, EM. 6-5901; Patroni%9 These Friendly Firms Malcolm Grover will be chairman (loll and Mrs. Katie Aziere; hos­ Cushman secretary-treasurer. The retiring of the women’s part in the parish auu ificouiiii«;iis s:jr pitality, Mrs. Ruth Segna; mem­ 0606. The cost for making the SALES CO. chairman is Mrs. C. K. Graham, picnic. Mrs. Hinton also requests bership, Mrs. Harold Wheatley, and the secretary-treasurer was uniforms will be $4. PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED 8*Im—Serrlce—Pirt* that anyone who has articles Mrs. E. Hanifen, and Mrs. Jo Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bell and Hawes Food Store Washington Park Mkt. Mrs. G. Duppman. The circle is suitable for the fish pond bring Cook; FOR AND DELIVERED CUSHMAN. MUSTANG. POWELL, WHIZlEt asking its friends and other family are spending a week on UMBBETTA them to church on Sunday and Colfax at Downing Denver 1685 Pina. St., Dinw, C*l*. AL'5-4641 Red & White Bin Hnfhat circles to please save all usable Rosaries, Mrs. Fred Karnes, the Western Slope. deposit them in tha ice box that Mrs. Paul Eckelman; sacred KEstone 4-3217 Quality Meats, merchandise that would other­ will be placed in the vestibule of Judge Joseph J. Walsh has Groceries Your Friendly wise be discarded for a rum­ linens, Mrs. H. B. Fisher, Mrs. been a patient at. St. Joseph’s LoDiiian* and Clayton the church. mage sale, which will be held William Barnes, general chair­ C. A. Freudenstein; surplices, Hospital the past week. He is SP. 7-5717 AG Store during the month of September. Mrs. Mack Switzer; sewing, Mrs. recuperating nicely. DOYLE’S Fra* DaUvery man of the picnic committee, an­ Cidney Bishop and Mrs. C. T. 598 S. Gilpin SP. 7-6075 Members of the S t Jude Circle, nounces that Joseph Lenard will Mr. and Mrs. 'William Husson 7 ta r Weak Dayi — Snndaya t till Z Rhoades; telephone, Mrs. Claude left Tuesday for a two-week va­ PHARMACY Mrs. E. Haver, Mrs. R. Rockwell, be chairman of the candy booth, Th* Partladir Dnnict Mrs. S. Gortych, and Miss J. and Max J. Austin will have Shriner, Mrs. A. G. Guenther, cation in the East and Canada. 'The firms listed here Green, were hostesses for the charge of the ham and bacon and Mrs. A. B. Stratton: Tues­ Prayers are asked for the seri­ 17th AVE. AND GRANT day altar work and weddings, LEN'S Pharmacy deserve to be remembered coffee social and bake sale the booth. Other chairmen and their ously ill; Ernest Barton, Henry KE. 4-S987 FREE DELITERT L. C. FEBE. Prop. past two Sundays. The coffee assistants 'will be announced in Mrs. Mack Switzer, Mrs. Robert Cooper, and Sister Mary Gabri- Uambar Bt Vlneant di Paal’t PaHsk when, you are distributing social and bake sale are held every Bell, Mrs. Robert Reardon, Mrs. ella of De Paul Hospital, Chey­ the near future. The next check­ Blake Vifquain, and Mrs. Wil­ Hava Your Doctor Phone your patronage in the dif­ Sunday after the Masses. The up meeting of the majors and enne, aunt of Mrs. C. de Baca. *U 5-684S Sptn Enalsn Us Your Prescription coffee socials are very popular captains working on the car By Aypslatmit S707 E. Louisiana RA. 2-3739 ferent lines of business. and the home-baked goods are a award will be held on Wednesday At Lsnlslans and Beath Clayton complete sellout every Sunday. evening, July 27. Thereto Lea Beauty ^alon S t Jude’s Circle will meet the last Band Practice Schedule The parish picnic will ba Hair Cutting and Styling Monday of the month. held on Sunday, Aug. 7, be­ \ S t Theresa’s Circle will meet ginning at 3 and continuing LOUISE OUKN 1742 SHEIMAS SOUTH GAYLORD in the hoftie of Mrs. C. Feehan through the afternoon and eve­ Announced at St. Vincent Ovnir Ast 15 Bnr Tuesday, July 12, at 8 |D.m. An ning until tha awarding of the election of officers will be held. Buick 4-door Riviera hardtop (St. Vincent d* Paul’s Parish, each evening of the Summer t Denver) Shopping District A boy was born to Mrs. W. about 8 o’clock. Festival at 7 p.m. The festival • BREAKFASTS Anderson, June 24, at St. An­ All the features of an old-time Jim Fay, director of St. Vin­ will be held on Ang. 12, 13, and • LUNCHEONS thony’s Hospital. 'parish picnic will be in evidence, cent de Paul’s School Band, an­ 14 on the church grounds. Plans • DINNERS The firms listed here including races and contests for nounces the summer band prac­ have been worked out to stage Dslly—S tU Uidnlt* LENT DREG Miss Merle Anderson was se­ old and young for valuable tice schedule. The beginners’ a bigger and better festival this deserve to be remembered Have Your Doctor Phone EMPIRE MARKET lected rodeo queen for the annual prizes, a games party on the rec­ band will meet from 9 a.m. to year than ever before. when you are distributing Johnny Meyers Bob Holm rodeo show to ba held Aug. 6 and SUPER CHEF lit Your Prescriptions tory lawn, dancing on an out­ 10 a.m.' on 'V\''ednesday mornings, The beautiful 1955 Oldsmobile your patronage in the dif­ Open Week Days and Sundays door floor, a picnic supper served and the advance band from 88' four-door sedan on display Across from Cathedral The Sacred Heart Circle will I RA 2-5664-Free Delivery t s.m. to • p.m. for the whole family by the PTA, 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. the same on the grounds is attracting a £. Colfax at Logan ferent lines of business. 1000 S. Cirlord st Tennnsct hold ejection of officers Tuesday, and many other attractions. day. Any boy or girl in the great deal of attention. Parish­ 1000 S. Gsylord st Tennnsct Quality Meats • Sea Foods July 8, in the home of Mrs W* GIt* Grssn Sumps Final arrangements were made parish owning an instrument is ioners are asked to make their 10.S8 S. Gaylord SP. 7-7567 Callicrate. The Sacred Heart by the Men’s Club on Wednesday urged to come to the 9 a.m. prac­ car returns as soon as possible. Circle thanks all who helped make night in the regular meeting. tice for placement in the appro­ The committee reminds all the Starlight Dance a success. The president, Charles 'Van Bus- priate band. These practices will who care to donate any'trading Anyone wishing to volunteer her kirk, presided in the meeting and be held every week. stampa they may have that they MA. 3-3268 MA. 3-3269 Cox's So. Gaylord Super Market services in doing altar linens is “Ortee Than Always" introduced the guest speaker for To Ploy at can be left at the rectory or Open 8 to 6 Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Cox Saturday* til 7 asked to contact Mrs. G. Schmidt. the evening. Father Raphael Mc­ turned into the ushers on Sun­ Free Delivery on Orders of $4 or More Carthy, S.J. Refreshments and Summer Festivol days. These stamps are a big CAPITAL - MUNSON games were enjoyed following St. Vincent de Paul's Band help in obtaining attractive gifts QUALITY GROCERIES - MEATS - SEA FOODS Parish Planning the meeting. will play' a short musical program for the bazaar booths. CLEANERS 1004 So. Gaylord SH 4-1636 1320 E. 17th Are. Denver, Colo. August Bazaar (Annunciation Parish, Denver) nONNIE RRAE A meeting of all parishioners MOST PRECIOUS will be held in the high school auditorium Monday evening, July Shopping Uenterl 18, at 8 o’clock to discuss plans BLOOD PARISH for the August bazaar. Thirty-two Sisters of Charity FOR QUALITY MEATS & GROCERIES from Montana, Wyoming, and Kansas are staying at the con­ CONOCO PRODUCTS Preisser's Red & White vent this summer and attending Barney's Fine Meals Labricstisn, Car Wsshtng, Batttrlss < summer school classes. The Rtckargcd, Tirs VsIciBlslnt Grocery and Market classes are taught by members of Barney Amrein, Member Most Precioni Blood Parish the Sisters of (Jharity and Jesuit Open Evenings and Sundays Fathers from Regis College. BONNIE BRAE FANCV MEATS. VEGETABLES. AND QUAUTY GROCERIES Father Dexter Hanley, S.J., 2276 So. Colorado Blvd. SK. 6-2393 CONOCO SERVICE Free Delivery SPmee 7-4447 was a guest of the parish the 724 So. University PE. 3-9909 tSSl E Ohio Avt, (So. Unit, snd Ohio) past week and- offered Mass in the absence of the priests, who were attending the retreat at St, ST. FRANCIS DE SALES' PARISH Thomas’ Seminary. Patronise These Friendly Firms St. Catherine’s Club will meet ST. PHILOMENA'S PARISH Tuesday, July 19, at 12:30 p.m. Patronise These Friendly Firms in'' the home of Mrs. W .. Schwei- der, 5301 Colorado Boulevard. Alameda Drug Store CONOCO PRODUaS V. a PETERSON, Prop. A pledge made is a debt un­ Lubrication • Delco Batteriea paid. Are you keeping up your Cat Rate Drags Car Washing NEED ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES? payment* to tha Archbishop’s Seminary Campaign? Pounlain Service Sundries Your Business Appreciated W. A. (Dutch) THOMAS HOTPOINT • GENERAL ELECTRIC * NORGE Alameda & So. Broadway Alameda & Logan PE. 3-9840 MOTOROLA • ADMIRAL • PHILCO ' Annunciation Porish The annual bazaar which sustains their work You Did It to D om inican HAMILTON • WHIRLPOOL • RCA Sister^ of the will be held July 14 through 17, at 23rd and Sick Poor gives nursing attention to an indigent York Street, Denver. Assikting the sister in the MELLO-MAID BAKERY 1 BENDIX • HOOVER I? LONDON MARKET old person who is ill and unable to afford medi­ above picture are three Dominicanettes, a group BUCHANAN’S & MANY OTHERS of young girls who are trained by the sisters in cal attention. The' service is one of many nursing the rudiments of nursing care, and usually ac­ Christian Bros. Wines AND GROCERY services carried out by the Dominican Sisters. company the sisters on cases. OSCAB TUNNELU Prop. AJB P*p«I*i B«*n Quality Meats and Greceria* + + + + + + W* DtUvw THE BLARNEY SHOP QuxUtv B*k*rr Product* 3205 E. Colfax Phil Rotola PHONES] HA. M ill, TA. M M I DE. 3-1571 1101 WALNUT 468 S. Pearl SH 4-0648 PE. 3-1777 377 So. Bdwy. 'I . MEMBER ST. PHILOMENA’S PARISH Dominican Sisters' Bazaar Set to Open Betty & Bob^s Andy's Texaco Station St. Therese's Parish Beauty & ST. JOHN'S PARISH 12th & Clayton FR. 7-9826 July 14 at Grounds of Loyola Church Patronise These Reliable Firms I Barber Shop WE GIVE RED STAMPS By Walter T.’ Sullivan The»major award, the 1955 For the youngsters, the elec­ Specializing in Texaco Products NOM E DRUG One of the biggest and most Cadillac, is attracting a good tric train will capture the Permanent attractive of the summer sea^ number of passers-by in front fancy of the potential engi­ Waving Lubrication Tire* Your Friendly Rcxall Drug Store son’s charity bazaars opens to­ of the■ ■Loyola jli Church grounds. neers, and probably •will find CAPITOL DRUG EA. 1-47M 2IS3 E. UUi Are. Washing Accessories 11690 Montview at Noma night, Thursday, July 14, at As of press time, however, the many fanciful fathers dispatch­ OLSON'S Ptol 0. Bchaddfr, Pia*. the Loyola Church grounds, returns by mail are not en­ ing train orders. And, of course, (Hiolie *t IL lobs’l hiU) EM. 6-5460 . EM. 6-9311 23rd Avenue at York Street. , couraging, and all are urged the rides and the fish pond will The opening will be featured to m ^e returns immediately. appeal as always in the past Food Market Modem Preacriptlon Dept. C«t»* Jmlnr - LntlHfli G*niiU*i by the appearance of the famed bazaars. Appreciates Your Business CURE d'ARS PARISH American Legion Drum and Among the other attractions, FREE DELIVERY LOYOLA PARISH Bugle Corps. They are slated which are far too numerous to The material aid bazaar pa« 3030 E. 6th EA. 2-1801 E. 6th k FiUmore FR. 7-2741' to start their entertainment at mention, is a Necchi console trons may render to the sis­ sewing machine, a complete SAVE TIME TRADE AT HOME approximately 8:15 p.m. aqd ters’ cause by financial par­ Specializing in^f THELMA KASSON YOU ALWAYS Rocky Fiori will continue until approxi­ set of silverware, a treasure ticipation ana attendance at FRANK MATHIS BEAUTY SALON E. I7th and Raca mately 9 p.m. chest of electrical appliances, this bazaar will not only pro- Permanent Waving 2876 Colorado Blvd. SAVE AT At the last meeting all was such as an electric broiler ana Druggist Rocky’s Phannacy, Inc. an electric coffee maker. vide - for------all- a very full 'ill eve­ Hair Styling reported in readiness for the ning’s entertainment but also Profa«*ionaI My Lady Edith f Permanent Wating SIMMONS DRUG greatest bazaar ever, provid­ A Lane cedar chest, filled will render a service in per­ PHONE DExter S-llU Your Convenient ing the weatherman nods fa- 'with the finest linens and petuating the care of the sick Pre*cription Service Beauty Shoppe t y s s a Xsssen.O’OonBCT, O i y 2868 Cole. Blvd. FR. 7-|614 Druggist ^rably in this East Denver dU many other attractive items, is poor that can only be repaid by PhOBw EA. 1-4IU-I.U8I . Hliul* K*M*lif, Met. I f " Pr*Praseriptiona Liquor ifction. another of the beautiful prizes. the spiritual blessinga aerivecL 6th Ava at kUrien > 2804 £. 6th Aye. EA. $4)78A a

Thursday, July 14, 1955 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4-4205 PAGE FIV E Volanteer Workers Needed Hei-Lo Compers Visit Central City All Saints' Bazaar Units More than 50 girls at Camp cities, traveled in two plastic- Hei-Lo,at Loretto Heights visited topped busses. They left the M t EVans and Central City on campus at 9 a.m., traveled to the Wednesday, July 13. top of Mt. Evans,, lunched at Slated to Meet July 16 The girls, aged eif^t to 14, Echo Lake Lodge, and visited (All Sainti’ Pariah, Denyer) and mostly from Midwestern Central City en the return trip. Saturday, July 16, at 7 p.m., the final meeting before the bazaar will be held in the parish hall. All chairmen and workers are asked to attend. Work will commence on the booths Sunday, July 17, at 1:30. Volunteers are wel­ come and needed. White Elephant donors are A St, Rita’s Circle will meet asked to phone Mrs. L. S. Bur­ July 14 at 8 o’clock in the home nett, WE. 5-1923. of Mrs. Ben Spring, 1619 S. Donors of parcel post arti­ Newton Street. cles are asked to phone Mrs. The Altar and Rosary Society Harry Grout, WE. 4-1676, or will meet July 21.* This is the Mrs. Hank DiNicolo, WE. 4- S t z j J i A last meeting before the bazaar 0477. and all members are urged to The Latin American Cultural attend. New women of the par­ Society will meet July 21 at Enthusiastic About Foir splendid response of new affair will be the greatest event in the four-year “Derby Fair’’ ish are invited. 8 p.m. in the parish hall. tlimu>iu>llt HUUUI ruir parishioners at the history. first “All-Community Derby Fair’’ meeting of S t Catherine’s Parish The meeting in union with the Cana Club confirmed the “All- in Derby, presages success for this annual ham dinner to be served Community Deihy Fair’’ dates of July 28, 29, 30, and 31. Plans •‘W h w Sunday afternoon, July 31, with servihg to begin at 2 o’clock. The were under way fox the biggest event thus far held. cookini -I- U- _}_ -j- _L J_ -4- _U J_ I ill. CH. Derby Parish Will Feature Family Dinner Events 4-2494 (18th at Broadway) atr

Derby.— (St. Catherine’s Par­ aggressive promotion of the “All nominally priced at $1 and 50 fort to create a parish like their THURSDAY IS MAMMY NIGHT ish)—Family dinners will fea­ Community Derby Fair,’’ spon­ cents respectively. New serving own. ture the new parish annual event. sored by the parish serving the facilities for the growing area Ham dinner Sunday afternoon, THIS 1955 BUICK! The new parish, one mile north surrounding communities. July 31, servings begin at 2 p.m. make it possible to serve more All The Fried Chicken ca dl*,, of the dog track, on U.S. High­ Spaghetti Dinner than 300 persons at each setting. The ham dinner plate is $1 per way 6 at E. 72nd Avenue, pro­ There will be no waiting for serv­ serving, children 50 cent per] YOU CAN EAT motes the one main event for The ^opening spaghetti dinner ice this year. Dinner beneath a serving. The “Annual All Com­ Hot Biscuits and Honey the surrounding communities of will be served .-Thursday, July cool, comfortable tent, dinner munity Derby Fair” dinners are 28, at 5 p.m. until all are served. Adams City, Welby, Henderson, music,/splendid efficient service the family dinner dates for all Mammy Dolls Given fo Lucky Guests on Thursdays Dupont, Irondale, Rosehill, Coi^i- Mrs. Jake Riggi, manager of the ill nfake newcomers customersctwill families. merce 'Town, and Derby. Adams City Cafe, is spaghetti for the future. The public is in­ On display the main award is gnndijri—12 Noon till 10 P.M. — Weekd«r>—11 A.M. tiU 1 A.M. This all-community, annual dinner chairman. The menu from vited. Denver parishioners are a spanking brand new, never event has grown with the area, aperitif to delicious refreshment urged to see the splendid work driven V-8, ’55, Chevrolet Bel- Ted Alexander at the Piano Nightly as the area has grown with the is genuinely Italian. Dinner done by eager workers in an ef­ Air. publicity of Derby, through the plates for adults and children are St. Ignatia.s Novena on Jnly 22 Phone DU. 8-2407 Today, Fri. or Sat. Recollection Day Planned JOE ONOFRIO A BRAND-NEW 1955 BUICK SEDAN with radio, heater, Dynaflow, white- At Loyola Parish July 19 "Nothing But the Finest" tidewali tires and two-tone finish! Hurry in for all the details on how it (Loyola P»ri»h, Denver) I may be YOURS! A day of recollection for the women of the parish! and throughout the city will be held on July 19 in Loyola YeSy Hurry to the Fun-Filled Church. The Rev. Frank Parri.sh, S.J., of Los Angeles Agoin Makes This Sensational will conduct the conferences, which will start at 9 o’clock and conclude at approximately 3 p.m. Father Parrish is GRAND OPENING from Loyola University and is an outstanding speaker. The women JOE OFFER of The in the city are invited to attend Parish Sodality this day of recollection. A novena in honor of St. Ig­ BUICK BLOCK To Stage Outing natius Loyola, the patron of (St. Cajetan’f Parith, Denver) the parish, will start on July (Forest to Glencoe on E. Colfox) The Young Ladies’ Sodality of 22 and close July 31, The Rev. St. Cajetan’s Parish will stage Thomas Kelly, S.J., of St. the annual outing at Evergreen Louis University will give the [Sunday, July 17. All members sermon during the novena. and escorts will receive Commun­ The services will be held at ion corporately in the 10:30 a.m. 7:30 p.m. Mass. Directly afterward the During the month of July the yearly YLC affair will begin. 11 o'clock Mass in Loyola Church 456 Attend School is being broadcast over KLZ. The vacation school report The adult choir under the direc­ [shows a total of 456 public school tion of Miss Helen Neuman children who received instruc­ sings the music of the High FREE balloons for the kiddies! tions at St. Cajetan’s, Our Lady Mass which is narrated by Fa­ of Victory, and at Guadalupe. ther Kelly. The Rev. .\lbert FREE registration for a beautiful 1950 St. Cajetan’s enrollment was Schulz, S.J., assistant pastor of 206, first communicants 22; Our Loyola, was the Ma.ss celeb’rant Buick “Second Car” for your family! Lady of Victory enrollment 145, on July 3 and 10 and the sermon first communicants 39; and Our was preached by Father Francis FREE registration for dozens of Lubrica­ Lady of Guadalupe, first com­ Bakewell, S.J., of Regis College. municants, 25. All were in­ tion Book awards 1 structed by the teaching Sisters The members of the Altar So­ of the Benedictine Order, who dality will receive Communion Come in . . . join the fun . . . share in the prizes also teach at St. Cajetan’s in the 8:30 o’clock Mass on Sun­ . . . and get * School. They were assisted by day, July 17. present and former eighth grade Mrs. Jean Trabert of Ingle­ girls from the school. wood, Calif., was a guest of Mr. The Better Buick Block Deal and Mrs. John Madden during ON YOUR Invest for eternity with the the past week. Archbishop’s Seminary and Mis­ Lynn Moore, daughter of Mrs. sions Campaign. Frank Moore, has returned to San Francisco, where she has 1955 BUICK been employed for several Title Insurance months. is the modem method of ob­ Mr. and Mrs. Emil Frei and taining protection against any niece,. Heidi Rudy of Switzer­ We'll Sell '55 Buicks defect in the Title of your land, will vacation in California, 50 leaving Denver on July 21. Miss real estate. Rudy came to Denver to attend during our Grand Opening celebration . . . because • . And proridca the first Mass of her cousin, the we'll be giving the LONGEST DEALS ever seen in Rev. Joseph Weber, in Loyola Denver! SECURITY Church. She will remain in the United States until Sept. 5. Mr. and Mrs. Tad Coates are - Open T il 10 - the parents of a boy born Sun­ day, July 10. Mrs. Coates is the former Pat Sullivan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. iBill Sullivan. Porcelain Interior GERARDOT-HERRICK'S There will be a paper drive jon Aug. 1 and parishioners are ^turdy Steel Shelves [asked to save waste paper and • 5-Year Protection Plan [magazines and have them at the [school grounds before 9 a.m. • Alosko-Tone Interior Insures Marketability • Twin Crispers BUiciTiM l^F Ferost fe Glence* • Handy Package Shelf en East CoHax J h i J U k Family Groups r > FUrMa S-4461 ...a n d more ■ — Denver's A’eicest Authorized Buick Dealer — 'Sucuuinhf, (^o. In Aurora Are WE DON'T WANT ALL THE BUSINESS- 5UiU Wid« Tttk 8«rT!e« ...m ath more JUST YOURS! 1711 California KE. 4-12.51 Planning Picnic I from NORGE Aurora.— (St. Therese’s Par­ ish)—All of the Christian Fam­ ily Movement groups of the par­ REGULAR 4289.95 ish are planning a picnic to be held in City Park on Sunday, Announcing July 17. Everyone will meet, on the west side of the museum our commencement’ of business as at 1 p.m. NOW ^ 2 2 9 ^ ® Visitors to the parish this week ] are Father Donal O’Mahony of BROKER and DEALER in CORPORATE SECURITIES the Columban Fathers and Mon­ signor Leo Keating, pastor of the Cathedral Parish, Grand Island, Offering to investors a reseorch and advisory service on listed and Neb. Father O’Mahony studied Limited stock only at this special price—COME IN TODAY unlisted securities, and maintaining quotations on selected issues. See journalism at the Repisfer,' and | was Father Regan’s assistant Easy Terms We Finance Our Own Deals our quotation board. when he was pastor of Mother' of God Parish in Denver, and now Free Delivery — Anywhere in Denver or Suburbs is engaged in iniblic relations for the Columban Fathers’ Mission; B u e r g e r . L a d e t & R a d i n s k y The board memben of the u Altar and Rotary Society will INCORPORATED meet in the home of the presi­ B ' ■ ifitinniir • dent, Jean Brateic, Thursday JOE ONOFRIO MUSIC CO. night, July 14, at 8 o’clock. (Since 1900) L I NVESTMENT SEGURITIES At the meeting of the Holy "T“ Name Society and Men’s Club WE MAKE THE BEST PIANO DEALS IN TOWN Monday night, July 11, a slide R film was shown on the operation We Buy, Sell or Trade FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG. • DENVER 2 • AM 0-I3S8 of the St. Vincent de Paul So­ ciety. Also B committee meeting 1805 BROADWAY (Member of S t Catherine’s Parish) SANTA FE was held to further the plans of me A o o F o ir Two Stores to Serve You « ~ Hugo Buerger III L. M. Ladet D. Ni Radinsky the seventh annual games party iTIfl. Mullen High School. OR 3 Lbs. Ground Beef debt retirement date for the zel, Rena Pueyz, and Kay Vran- ing the altar linens were $26.20. A new roof for the old school WHOLE 1 Lb. Lunch Meat parish, is only two weeks away, esic. .All are invited. Luncheon Hostesses for the next meeting building is planned during the 1 Lb., Wieners and a sacrificial effort is asked 14 jto 16-lb. 1 Lb.* Beef Stew will be served at 12:30 p.m. and on Aug. 1 will be Mrs. Audrey summer months. Cost of the 1 Lb. Pork Sausaff on the part of every family to games will follow. ' Wessbecker and Mrs. Ray Vran- improvement will be ?750. AVERAGE 2 Lbs. Fryers make a substantial contribution ■The Jubilee Club is expending 2 Lbs. Bacon Meet in Rectory esic. Plans for the future, call r before that date arrives. As a The meeting of the Altar So­ for a Mother-Daughter breakfast $500 for rubber tile in the hall­ LB. KO.SHER special inducement, the pastor ciety was held in the rectory on and three-evening meetings each ways and on the stairway in the 45 SPECIAL STYLE promised that announcement of C Monday, July 11. Mrs. L. Nacha- year, with one of the meetings convent, to replace the carpeting. CORNED BEEF ...... 49 th major improvements which will zcl presided. Mrs. E. Leichner having the husbands in attend­ Mr. and Mr.s Charles B. Cobb Limited Qusntitj greatly benefit every member of and Mrs. A. Neyers volunteered ance. left for a vacation in Las Vegas the parish will be forthcoming on flight 29. shortly. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clausen ROSCO PACKING St. Gregory’s Circle will meet donated a new television set this at the home of Earl Sulcer, 85 Non-Catholic Cemete.ry week for use in the convent. 5216 E. Colfax K L DU. 8-1172 S. Dover, Thursday, July 21, at Mr. Clausen is a recent con­ ■ 12:30 p.m. Lot Sales Bring Protest vert to the church. Some Catholics who have, purchased lots in non-Catholic SKOMJSTS n Mon pastws cemeteries have complained recently that the salesmen made misrepresenting statements about priests’ being permitted to VOSS BROS. MARY AMME officiate at gravesideTites in such cemeteries. BAKERIES Listen to Priests are forbidden by canon law to conduct graveside Baseball BAKEWES - rites in non-Catholic cemeteries. Some Catholics who purchased Major burial plots in non-Catholic cemeteries have not known this All Butter on K.M.Y.R. fact. League CAKES There are circumstances when the priest may do so, as for for instance in areas where there is no Catholic cemetery. The Chan­ The Beer That Weddincf cery Office of the archdiocese makes the decision in particular r: tn& Made Milwaukee Famous P.rtic. S. Broadway—PE. 3-6929 25 Broadway — SP- 7-7413 Westwood Parish Schedules MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. W. Girard EnEl'w'd—5U- 1-1968( Robert M. — Paul V. — M. T. Murray Fall Festival Sept. 10-11 Don't Worry-We Can Fix It Westwood.— (St. Anthony of booths—this year five in num­ Padua’s PaYish) — A general ber: B U R N S T E A R S MOTH HOLES meeting of the men and women of Lady of Fatima Circle, ham­ SAVE ON YOUR MEAT BILL the parish was held on July 11. burger stand and country store; I The final plans were made for St. Anne’s, akitchen booth; the fall festival scheduled for Mother Cabrini’s, cake booth; In­ U)sL S^IL JofL Q iu d ih j, TyisiaiA . Sept. 10 and 11. fant of Prague, fish pond and The big attraction of the event baby layette; and Immaculate CO.MPLETE PROCESSING SERVICE FOR IIO.ME FREEZERS will be the award of a 1955 Ford Conception, candy booth. Country Squire station wagon. Art Nider, Edward Geary, and Limited ISiimher of Steel Lockent Available Robert Green and Patrick Halla- Bob Ashford are chairmen for Moth holes, cigarette burnt and damage in garments, 2041 So. University Blvd. han are in charge of collections. booth arrangements. Fun for the woolens and linens, restored to their original perfection A booth will be established on children will be taken care of by EXPERT WEAVERS. _____ O f iQ the parish grounds for the con­ by Walter Bridgewater and Mr. •.Zipper Repairs • Shortening Knitted Skirts venience of those wishing to buy and Mrs. James Caraghan. • Weaving and Hosiery Mending tickets or make returns. _ Joe_ Leo Cunningham and Mrs. Leo t J K T Traynor is in charge of ticket Schuster are on the purchasing “iVoic oicned and operated by Theresa Kolb'* distribution and will be ^sisted committee. They will give their capable-assistance to the dinner, Mr. & Mrs. A. A. King by the Infant of Prague Circle. tUhjL French Art Weavers Phone PE. 3-3533 The ham dinner will be served the fish pond, and the country (Members of Catliedral Parisli) on Saturday evening, Sept. 10, store. 308 Tabor Theatre Bldg. TA. 5-0894 Denver, Colo. from 5 until 9 o’clock. Mrs. Rob­ Clair Williamson is electricity ert Green and Mrs. Mae Millan chairman. The gift committee are in charge of the dinner and chairman will be Louis Rerucha. will have the full co-operation of Paul Pomponio, Fred Herceg the six circles of the parish. and Tom Young are in charge of Safeway Meats Are Of course there will be a num­ publicity. Everyone in the parish ber of attractive booths. The is asked to lend his assistance to men will take charge of these, make ’this a bigger success than with Paul Pomponio as directing ever before. Trimmed Before Weighing! chairman. There will be a candy sale on Leo Phelan and Leo Schuster July 24. Candy will be sold after t n o r e people.. I will handle games for the two all the Masses by the individual nights. circles of the parish. Proceeds At Safeway you pay only for the perfect The women’s circle will have, will be used to buy needed as, always, their interesting kitchen equipment. RECEIVE eating part of the meat cut... giving you real meat economy . . . and juicier, more St. Anthany's Has Changes HOM E DELIVERY of flavorful eating meat. In Intern-Resident Staff The intern-resident staff of graduated from Loyola Univer­ St; Anthony’s Hospital, Denver, sity, Chicago. Dr. Christy J. is about to make a change. Seven Mauries joined the staff April new interns and a surgical resD 1. He is a graduate of the Uni­ MILK • Safeway sells only U.S. Dept, of Example: dent will arrive July 1 to take versity of Colorado. Agriculture Choice Grade or better over duties of the present staff The new surgical resident is members, who have completed Dr. Yuen Bai Kao. He was grad­ cuts of Beef and Lamb T-BONE STEAK their year of training.. An eighth uated from Sun Yat Sen Univer­ new intern already is at work. sity in Canton, China, served in­ ..than any other in Metropolitan Denver! Eight interns is the number de­ ternship at St. Agnes’ Hospital • Sofewoy uniformly ages oil beef sired at St. Anthony’s Hospital, in Philadelphia, and has com­ and St. Anthony’s is the only pleted two years of surgical resi­ The reason is simple:- It's BETTER MILKI It comes from and lamb cuts the proper amount private hospital in Denver to fill dency at St. Vincent’s Charity >■■1 its quota. Hospital in Cleveland. oward-winning cow s...is processed in the West's finest plant of time, under the proper conditions The new interns received their The interns completing their tested by skilled laboratory technicians...comes to to give you juicier, tenderer eating formal education at several dif­ training July 1 have a variety of ferent medical schools. Doctors plans for the future. Doctors you FRESH...stays fresh and keeps its flavor days longer. meat Robert F. Grover, Robert G. David ■ Carpenter, Paul Kuhn, Haynes, and Gloria K. Park are and Dean Sadler will enter the graduates of the University of Public Health Service for the It is only natural you will want to select the best... • Safeway trims oil cuts of beef and Colorado and Doctors Thomas F. government for two years and so choose City Pork-Brookridge Milk...on investment Driver and Arthur B. Vialpando each is assigned to an Indian lomb of e>

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The tradition of a Horan Fu­ neral in Denver rests on sixty- five years of thoughtful serv­ ice, always provided by us to an unusual degree. For two generations a Horan Funeral has been a synonym for Dig­ S p p lf 'F r i e n d s o f C a r m e l ' Members of the Archbishop’s Dowlin: nity and Appropriateness, re­ duen rnt;na> ui vurmei preparing the Others who worked but were not present when the picture was gardless of cost. letter for the “Friends of Carmel.” They are, front row, left to right, taken were Helena Washburn, Eileen Conry, Catherine Mall, Ruth Catharine Maloney, chairman of the committee; Jo flytrek, presi- Brown, Alice Gathercole, Marion Kelley and Marie Ansberry. These dent■ of...... the guild;...... Josephine - - -Ipsen, --Mary -Torley, • Helen - Roberts, ,b( letters not only ask for membership in the organization but also Jessie Pasquale, Eileen Koester; back row, Maura O’Sullivan, Lo­ are invitations to attend the triduum to be held on the grounds of the retta Sullivan, Bemieta Hauptman, Isabelle McNamara, and Louise monastery July 14 to 16. LIMOUSINE + + + + + + ,+ +■+■,. -I- + + {V'

A Cadillac limousine is provid­ ed in every funeral. Our fu- Retreat for Archbishop's Guild Aug. 26-28 neral vehicle is also a Cadillac. (Archbiihop’f Guild, Denver) time with the birth of a name­ Drent. of Lourdes Circle until fall was A former member, Frances a supper party held at Elitch’s. 815 Sixteenth St. The annual retreat for mem­ sake, Mary Lee, to her son and Next Oeer te the rarinoml bers of the Archbishop’s Guild his wife. Kitty Burns of this Waggoner, was a guest at the Christine Wilson made spaghetti Onm Mmdiy 9:30 A.M. tc 8-JO r.M. at El Pomar, Colorado Springs, circle has been entertaining her last meeting of St. Patrick’s for the group. will be held Aug. 26, 27, and 28. brother, Ed Walsh, and his wife Circle. The number of reservations has from California. Inez McPhillips of S t Joseph’s HORAN & SONS MORTUARY been limited to 50, and therefore Ceil Scheunemann and family Circle has announced the birth Attention - Brides to Be DR. JAMES P. members planning to attend will spend the next three weeks of her first grandchild, Randall TV iii uicoo up tiu; GRAY 1527 Cleveland Place KEyslone 4-6297 should contact their circle presi­ in Estes Park entertaining her Allen Hoadley, on July 7. Church more for your wedding Denver, Colorado dents or the retreat chairman, mother, sister, brother, and sev­ Our Lady of Perpetual Help than one of Wagnar’i White Optometrist Mrs. Dorothy Dandrow, MA. eral nieces from Chicago. Circle will meet July 19 in the Aisle Cloth Runners, laid down VISVAL CARE 3-0667, as soon as possible. The St. Gerard’s Circle will meet home of Josephine Schaffer. the aisle for the Bridal Party > ■ \ t EYES EXAMINED cost at El Pomar is $15. Round July 20 in the home of Lucille The last meeting of Our Lady to walk on, from the door to VISUAL TRAINING trip train fare in a special car UBuiwuLiuiiiiiiuuiiiiiiiuuAmMx.iimuaiitau the altar. will be $2.88. Ws also FumUh Sidewalk Canopies Optometrist Our Lady of Loretto Circle We site cm aakt a wind ncerdlni ef yoir Denver Headquarters for Nationally Famous will meet July 23 in the home of TYUvomiL Sn. (^fudit entire viddini et steootrairli rtcordi. 212-13 Colo. Bldg., 1615 Calif. S t Name Brand Sleep Products Irene Hoar. Available only through your oun Phone for Appointment The next meeting of Queen of local floriit at reasonable cost Keller-Chavez ried before a Nuptial Mass cele­ TA.* 5-8883 OUR SPECIALTY ! ! Heaven Circle will be a back­ brated by the Rev. John P. yard barbecue July 18 at the St. Mary’s Church, Littleton, CARL A. WARNER MFG. GO., INC. HP iKING-SIZE Bedding was the setting Saturday, June Donohoe, C.M., pastor. home of Virginia Koonce. Vir­ Miss Joyce Petri was maid of ginia’s mother, Mrs. Pansy Dug­ 25, for the wedding of Bernice r , Cha'vez and Laurence Keller. honor^ and bridesmaids were gan fom Durango, is visiting her The Rev. Frederick McCallin Miss Joanne Petri and Miss Julie • A ll TYPES • en route to Europe to visit her celebrated the Nuptial Mass. Lowe. Larry Petri was best man. son, W. R. Duggan, American Leading the bridal procession Ushers were Ernie Gallagher consul at Copenhagen, Denmark. OPEN ’TIL 9 FRIDAY were the three bridesmaids, all and Kenneth Cabbie. A reception Mary Ansberry of this circle sisters of the bridegroom, Mrs. was held at the Cabbie residence, 1024 S. GAYLORD SP. 7-3460 has been visiting her parents in Floyd Dudley, and Gwen and 2928 S. Bellaire. Milwaukee, Wis. Susan Keller, and tiny Pamela Sharon is the daughter of Mr. • Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Leonard of Chavez, the flower girl, niece of and Mrs. K. M. Cabbie. Richard Blessed Sacrament Circle are the bride. The bride’s sister, is the son of Mr. and Mrsi R. A. the parents of a boy born July 7. Mrs. Nick Trujillo, was the Petri. u . . Agatha Kullman of St. Jude’s matron of honor. Circle is visiting her mother in Nick Trujillo served as best Banns of Marriage Greeley, Neb. man, and Sam, Gilbert, and Eugene Harold Stark, Precious Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bell and Lloyd Chavez, brothers of the Blood Parish, Denver, and Ann family are spending a week in bride, were attendants. Art Felt, Nicksich, St. Louis Parish, Engle­ Durango and Mesa Verde. Jr., and Floyd Connor ushered. wood. Mary Musso will be the July Nicky Trujillo and Tom Kauff­ hostess for Our Lady of Sorrows man were altar boys. Wedding’Aug. 20 Circle at a dinner party. Traditional wedding music St. Catherine’s Circle will was provided by Mrs. Harold meet July 14 in the home of Craig who also accompanied the Mary Alice Casey. soloist, Joan Simon. The members of St. Berna­ Following the service a break­ dette’s Circle will have a poQuck fast for the wedding party and supper in the park for their July immediate families was held at little boys keep cool meeting. Boggio’s Cherrelyn restaurant, Mary Lee Smith of St. and from 2 to 4 o’clock in the in D 8( F Martha’s Circle recently became afternoon a reception was held a grandmother for the second in St. Mary’s hall. The tiered wedding cake was Fall Wedding cut and served by Mrs. Gilbert Chavez, and Mrs. Sam Chavez, Jr., assisted with the punch. Cabana Suits Joyce Chavez had charge of the O U lf XE.*r^ a charm all its own! guest book. The bride is the daughter of p8 2^0 Mr. and Mrs. Sam Chavez of 506 This authentically styled Everett S. Nevada Avenue. She attended is but one of many distinctive models to Littleton schools and is a grad­ Sizes 3 to 6 grace the traditional home. Each uate of St. Mary’s Academy and Parks School of Business. has the famous dynartension scale that The bridegroom’s parents are For little guys who love the out­ gives a small piano the tone beauty Mr. and Mrs. Walter Keller of doors. Matching short and shirt 346 S. Curtice Avenue. He is a of a grand. Values were never greater, graduate of Littleton High top in gay prints or solid colors. so make you selection now. Easy School and served for three Mr. and Mrs. William J. Good os seporc^es too! Broad­ terms; liberal trade-in allowance.’ years_ in the Navy. He is now Marson announce the en­ associated with his father at gagement of their daughter, cloths, Spun and Crepe Fabrics, Walt’s Radiator and Auto Re­ Rosamond Frances Marson, to In tcalnul finish pair. in Pink, Blue, Yellow, Green, . Vincent J, Domenico, son of Mr. After a weddin’g trip to Salt and Mrs. Sandy E. Domenico of ^945 Lake City and mountain resorts Welby and a graduate of Regis Rusts, Reds. the couple will make their home College, Denver. The bride, Low Down Payment in Littleton. from Geneva, Keb., attended St. D & F Children’s Shop, Second Floor Balance on Easy Terms Petri-Cable Elizabeth’s School of Nursing in Saturday, July 2, marked the Lincoln, Neb. The wedding will wedding of Miss Sharon Cabbie be held Aug'. 20 at 10 a.m. in to Richard Petri. They were mar­ Assumption Church, Welby. Store Clotei at 1 P.M. Every Saturday An announcement was (or Duration of Summer made recently by Mrs. Fred Apodaca revealing the engage- Rites at St. Philomena's nient and forthcoming marriage Elizabeth of her daughter, Barbara Anne, Anne Riordan to Donald B. Vest. became the The bride-elect attended An­ bride of Harry r nunciation High School, Denver, T. 2k)ok, Jr., be­ and was graduated June 6. fore a Nuptial Denver Cheyenne Casper Her fiance is the son of Mr. Mass on June and Mrs. Lawrence Vest of Wal­ 18 in St. Philo- ton, Ky. He was graduated from mena’s Church, Walton Verona High School and Denver. The Rt. attended Kentucky University. Rev. Monsignor At present he is stationed at William Higgins Lincoln Air Force Base in Lin­ witnessed th e L. SHOPPER’S coln, Neb. double -ring The young couple plan to be ceremony. T h e married Nov. 5. bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William A. SPECIAL! McDonald Riordan, w a s DetecHve Service given i n mar- i s i ^ ^ r i a g e by her Civil Criminal Investigator! father. The Penona Shadowed and bridegroom i s Investigated the son Of Mr. 387 Ctarkfon SP. 7-8788 and Mrs. Harry m m : ,T. Zook, Sr. we’ll give your tires The maid-of- honor was Miss The Daughters of Charity Rosemary M c- 0 (omplete 4-way safety chetk! of St. Vincent de P^ul D e r m 0 t t. Bridesmaids offer a joyous way of reli­ were Mrs. Wil­ gious life in the service of the liam James Jor­ poor, the lonely, the forsaken. dan and Miss New Low Price on Our rOR ONLY 1 9 8* Girls between 18 and 30 who Margery Dono- have the courage to respond -van. While you Shopf to Christ’s invitation to leave The best man was John Zook and attendants were Fred Zook INCLUDES I all and follow Him may find and Bill Zook, all brothers of the bridegroom. The ushers were peace and happiness in a life John Riordan, brother of the bride, and Frank Zook, brother of D & F VELOCIPEDE • Rofollo* • intpectiM THE dedicated to God. The Sisters the bridegroom. Bill Riordan, brother of the bride, and John Fur- • Valv* Cheek [GENERAL] engage in social work, teach­ stenberg, nephew of the bridegroom served the Mass. • Correct Inflation ing, nursing, the care of chil­ The bride wore a white wedding gown of nylon tulle and im­ § 9 5 TIRE dren, and serve on foreign ported Chantilly lace with fitted bodice, an illusion neckline with reg. would he 11.9S DRIVE IN TODAYI missions. Send for descriptive scalloped lace edging, long sleeves, pointed at the wrists. The full lUSeieSi TIRl HfAOQUARTlRS literature to skirt was accented by two scalloped lace front and back panels! with a chapel length train. ; Wonderful buy for your 4- to 6-year-olds . . . our easy riding, sturdily built Sister Bertrande Breakfast was served at tlie Park Lane Hotel and the reception |reception RABTOAY GENERAL TIRE CO. Marillac Seminary was held at the home of the bride’s parents. | velocipede with big 12-inch front wheel . . . 1%-inch semi-pneumatic rubber Normandy 21 (St. Louii), Mo. The bride is a graduate' of Cathedral High School and the! 1155 Wert Colfox KE. 4-5205 bridegroom is a graduate of Regis High School and Colorado Uni-' tires . . . Boll bearing in Front Wheel, for easy pedaling. Red and white, TUBELESS TIRE HEADQUARTERS Sponaond by a frlmd of the Danthtcn «f versity. Charity. «h« lam ihtlr Ia>< at Gad- and Ion D 4 F Toys—third floor at tluir fcUait-BUD. The couple are now making their home at 24 Washington ■ki Street.—(Photo by Van Valkenburg) PAGE EIGH T Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4^205 Thuridoy, July 14, 1955 I Longmont Bride Stern Rebuke^ on Immodesty Paramount Club Will Meet July 18 (! § ^/IsHOA. ^ UuL Some Attend Sunday Mass The Paramount Social Club The card party held July 12 at will have a social meeting Mon­ the Public Service Electric In­ I- stitute was a success. The grand day, July 18, at 8:30 p.m. in the prize, an electric clock donated As If Headed for Beach Catholic USO, 1663 Grant Street, by Industrial Federal Savings, Married in Sacred Heart Church, Peetz Denver. Special music will be was won by Mrs. Emma Miller. By R ay W h it e h e a d swered it was her business how furnished for dancing. There will The cake, donated by Volmer’s she was dressed, and it was his also be card playing and refresh­ Bakery, yras won by Mrs. Mary THE “MICHIGAN CATHO­ ments wHl be serv^. Reed. LIC’’ quoted a letter from a business to protect her.” reader that "it is shocking to Whether the woman was im- see so many Catholic women becilic or idiotic, the paper did disregarding modesty even in not specify. the house of God, when they I HAVE STRONG SUSPI- come to Mass in improper at­ CIONS that many of the Are You the Lucky Ones?... • tire.” women who come to Sunday Mass immodestly dressdd or ONLY THREE raiarvation. remain on thii nio.t exciting In England, a Protestant tour of the year, arranged in co-operation with tlio ^ pastor was forced to speak out who permit their daughters to against the bridal gowns, or do so would, like this woman, AMERICAN EXPRESS CO. . . . penonally designed what passed for such, of the fling a quick retort defending and escorted by . . , young women marching up the their action, such as, “It’s PIERO de LUISE ^ none of your business,” or aisle to recite the marriage A EnropMn UniTsrsitr zrulast. . . , well .cqnUnt«l with European vows. To the- spectators, the “You’re old-fashioned” or cast traditions, hlstorr, and mlture. Former memirer of the Dept, of young women, backless) and a scornful look. L.nzneze. of D. U. Officisjjr appointed by steamship and airlines. Th'ere is no doubt that im­ Indspendent trsTsl azent since 1935. Condneted n zreup of 30 quite frontless, appear to be Denrerltea an this asms first tour lost Fill. Their testimonial lettocs clothed for a considerably dif­ modesty in dress presents an are flstterinz. Miss Donna Lea Clark ferent occasion. occasion toayoung men of sin­ “Blame,” said the Michigan ning against the virtue of Here it is! . . . ^ became the bride of Fred­ purity. It can be the immedi­ erick Michael Sekich recently in Catholic, “must be placed THE SECOND ROCKY MOUNTAIN " squarely on the shoulders of ate occasion of causing a S t John the Baptist’s Church, weak-willed youth to assault Longrmont, Father Clement Laf- individuals who dress improp­ TOUR OF EUROPE ^ erly or who permit their chil­ the woman or girl flaunting ferty, O.S.B., officiated. Two her immodesty. Are the women hundred fifty guests attended dren to do so.” Departare Sept. II from N. T. Vialltnr LISBON, SHRINE OF FA­ SOME STERN REBUKES really ignorant of this? Don’t TIMA, MADRID, GRANADA. ALGECIRAS, GIBRALTAR. OpUonal ^ the double-ring ceremony. they know that weak human dor In TANGIER8, MOROCCO. Cruise the Blue Mediterranean for 3 The bride is the daughter of from the pulpit would help dijrs on tha beautiful 8. S. INDEPENDENCE throufh tha FRENCH ' ^ stem the growing evil. nature has all it can do to Mr. and Mrs. J. Clifford Clark of overcome temptations that AND ITAUAN RIVIERAS. Then NAPLES. CAPRI. ROME, FLOR­ Route 1, Longmont. She was "A pastor recently told us,” r i m . ENCE, VENICE, GENEVA and MONTREAUX, VIENNA; Rhine continued the editorial, “that normally cross its path, with­ steamer trip from WEISBADEN to COLOGNE, PARIS end LONDON. A given in marriage by her father. out the additional obstacles Shirley Ann Clark, sister of the a policeman in his parish was Coot from N. Y. to N. Y. 11,381.80. All First CTsss Hoteli. Ail InclusiTo ™ called to investigate a 'peeping presented by immodestly clad except. luncheons and dinnars. Return hr steamer optional, bride, was maid of honor, and women and girls? Carol Cerny of Tooele, Utah, Tom.’ When he came to the Piero de Luise Travel # cousin of the bride, and Virginia house and asked the woman IT MAY BE THAT the —Phntoa by DoUcrichell Studloa about the caU, he saw she was members of the fair sex do 1546 Glenarm (in Richard’. Luggage Store) KE. 4-2769 Stafferi and Barbara Graham of ' Agntt Ann Fehringer of Peetz and Thomae I Christina Fahringar of Peetz and Michael Longmont were bridesmaids. dressed scantily, not advert “tnd brochure. 1 am particularly interested in tour: Tuesday, July 19. from Greeley who spent a week at Our return to New York Oct. 16. □ □ □ Many projects will be discussed Lady of the Rockies Camp near Evergreen. The camp is conducted Places to be visited include h t Mfennefieft, rateivafieni, fieWft—phene «r drop In NAME.... at this meeting, among these be­ by the Catholic Daughters of America throughout the month of Italy, Switzerland, Germany, City Ticket ONka ing the annual picnic to be held July. The girls, Marcia McGill, Patricia Ann Kelly, and Carol Belgium, France, and London, a jevinteenth and CHAMEA ADDRESS. on the alma mater grounds in Smith, all vacationed a week in the beautiful mountain camp en­ highlight of the trip being a Phone KEystona 4-1121 Boulder. All graduates and for­ joying hikes, horseback riding, outdoor breakfasts, and other events. three-day cruise on the Mediter­ CITY...... ZONE...... STATE mer students are requested to The last weekly session of the camp will begin July 23. All Catholic ranean. The tour cost is )!,- THf COIORADO AND SOUTHERN RAHWAY COMPANY attend. girls may attend_____|______289.80. . Are You Current in Seminary Campaign Payments? Thursday, July 14, 1955 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone,4-4205 PAGE NINE

yacattons May Boomerang Escape the Heat ...t h e Cool, Cool Mountains beckon you to . . . But Retreats Are Terrific Occasions ^ a ih o lh o TU m i l By J. R. W alsh contented, more irked, and have the time.” Undoubtedly M- BEING A HERMIT never more spent than previously. they “don’t have time” for was a popular business. Even THOUSANDS OF MEN sickness when it strikes them, In the Middle Ages, when men throughout the country are and they imagine they “won’t were more mindful of God realizing more and more what have time”^for death when it than they are today, total soli­ the Pope referred to as “the beckons them. tude did not have widespread concentration of one’^ inner BUT WHETHER IT IS a appeal. Being social by nature, self.” They slip away from daily examination of conscience, human beings naturally seek family and daily life to make a brief reading of the Biblej or and Chalets out the company of others. a retreat. And in this happy some other form of meditation, it is paramount for man to give Six Milei Above Evergreen on Cub Since the Industrial Revolu­ experience they find a vacation Creek-Brook Forest Road, Evergreen tion and continuing to the pres­ the like of which they never some time daily to his inner ent day, man’s inventions have dreamed. self. For the average Christian, Continental Cuisine at its Finest! made the world smaller, and Almost inevitably the re- this means overcoming deep- the chances of solitude have treatants become repeaters, at seated habits in order to stop been reduced correspondingly. least once a year if not more and commune with his Creator. LUNCHEONS — DINNERS — COCKTAILS Material distractions have often. They find in the retreat Men are noisy and gregari­ grown so tremendously that a spiritual awakening, a physi-^ ous in making a living. Time *‘An old world charm in an Alpine Setting^* opportunities for contempla­ cal rest, and a better perspec­ for meditation will be earned tion — withdrawing once in tive of their own life and con­ only after a fight against life­ AMERICAN and EUROPEAN PLANS awhile for the soul’s advantage duct They are winning in the long habits that recognize God —are almost an impossibility battle for “personal integrity.” only at night prayers and on outside of monastic walls. Most pathetic of all answers Sundays. A little solitude will by some men invited to make a help them to hear God more RED ROCKS MUSIC FESTIVAL Pius XII, in an address to a retreat is th a t' they “don’t fully. group of German women, de- plor^ the tragedy that “a Friday, July 15—8:15 p.m.—Red Rocks Theater type of man is being developed St. Bonaventnre who cannot stand to be alone with himself and with his God RICHARD TUCKER for even a single hour. The in­ dividual is being absorbed by Model for the Modern Man World's Greatest TenoTy Soloist the mass.” RADIO AND TELEVISION By C. J. Zecha grace dwelling in a soul.” By have invaded the privacy of JULY 14 IS the Feast of St. the practice of penance, humil­ the home perhaps more than Bonaventnre, the Seraphic Doc­ ity, and selMenial, he became Denver Symphony Orchestra the greater man. • any other inventions. The tor of the Church. He was a Soul Gaston, Conductor man who can recollect himself man who never turned his at­ MODERN MAN. strives for « within arm’s length of a blar­ tention from God. success in this life. At times his Rev. Harley Schmitt, archdiocesan director of Thurt., July 14,' 8 p.m.—Folk end Weitern Square Dance ing radio or in view of an in­ His life was marked by study work becomes wearisome. He Holy Nome Charter Holy Name Societies. Shown are, from left, back Parin and Recreation Dept. Program Free teresting TV show is an excep­ and prayer. These characteris­ becomes stale, moody, and hard formed Holy Name Society of St. Bernadette’s row, • Bob Deyen, Ed McKibben, Bill Wagner, Sun.. July 17—6 p.m. tion. Under such circumstances tics, however, should not make to live with. The seeking of a Parish, Lakewood, was made on June 21 by the Father Schmitt; front row, the Rev. John Doherty, the Christian has to work hard the average lay person shy “spiritual joy” on his part paster; Bob Coulson, and Bob Burns. Family Concert featuring Opera Ballets for personal integrity, for the away from learning about this would improve his life and out­ with Cu*hing Dancers odds are surely against him. saint who is an ideal model for look. The man who wants suc­ Arid in the summertime, the modern age. cess in this life is the one who Admission $2.00 Children under 12 years 75c vacation allurements are bab­ works hard, loves God, and, Fsmilr Concert! I 1.S6 for entir* Familr The genius of St. Bonaven- Mtr Co. and Neighborhood Box OfflCta bled via all media of communi­ ture was well balanced. It is like S t Bonaventure, is able to cation. Man must, so the dis­ said that he was always very maintain a happy disposition plays say, be on the go, sight- cheerful, which was a result of as the result of penance, hu­ seeing, traveling, fishing, his inward peace of soul. He mility, and self-denial. \i hunting, etc.—always on the said: “A spiritual joy is the “The perfection of • reli- go. greatest sign of the divine fiou* man,” he writet, “if to Another tragedy is that a do common things in a perfect HOOVER'S RESTAURANT vacation becomes in reality no Help prOTide for the future of manner. A constant fidelity v a c*a t i 0 n. Ever-increasing 8TH AVE. AT ASH STREET rounds of activity suddenly the Church in the Archdiocese of in smell things is a great and leave the vacationist without Denver through tho Archbishop’s heroic virtue." his physical rest, and he re­ Seminary and Missions Cam­ ST. BONAVENTURE was T r e a t turns to his daily work less paign. also an example of charity. He the Fomily to a labored “for the salvation of his neighbor,” and to this he de­ D elicious voted himself with enthusiasm. Dinner Amusements—Dining St. Bonaventure, the writer, turned out many works. His This Sunday Commentary on the Sentences Serving from Noon Recreation covers the whole field of Scho­ till 8 P.M. lastic theology. It remains his greatest work. Weekdays Traditionally..^ In his writings he was pro­ 11 A.M. to 8:30 P.M. found in few words and “elo­ (Cloied Mondays) quent without vanity." His dis­ favorite place for weeding course is described as “lofty Good Food — Well Prepared —— Properly Served without being bloated.” He • With or Without Reservations ^ EA. 2-2622 ^breal^a$ts, dinners and parties writes with force but his works are clear, to the point, and very Marguerite Hoover Georgia Monaghhn suitable for the instruction of the faithful. In this age St. Bonaventure a I r n f l l r a p c Officers for the Knights Seated, Marshall M. Reddish, deputy grand \ is a great example of study and K . Ol UTTICGrS Columbus, D enver knight; Robert J. Woods, grand knight; Edward Private^^ups ra»- prayer. The man of today Council 539, for the year 1955-1956, installed A. Jersin, chancellor; Charles L. Van Buskirk, would indeed accomplish a Tuesday night, July 5, are from left, standing, warden;.and Robert L. Norton, trustee. perbly accommodated great deal in this life if, like Frank Cuba, recorder; Joseph .K. Zimmer, out­ Not shown in the picture are the Rev. James in our individualjim-, St. Bonaventure, he would side guard; Richard A. Connolly, inside guard; Moynihan, chaplain; Dr. Ralph J. Spear, outside iog point to- the crucifix and say: William J. Bindel, financial secretary; John J. guard; John J. Denny, trustee; and Gen^ E. “This is the source of all my Dunn, advocate; James F. McConaty, treasurer; Steinke, lecturer. CoiisuL Shop, knowledge.” M. O’Donoghue, trustee; ' Famous Parish HNS Officers Asked Knights to Hear Noted "KITTLE FRIED CHICKEN" 1600 OGDEN MAin 3-0177 To Archdiocesan Meeting Orders to Take Out All officers of each parish de Paul's Parish, president of Denver District Jurist .KE. 4-7918- Holy Name Society are invited the AHNU, announced that the $1.25 Bc(. in U.S. Pal. O m n to attend the quarterly meeting meeting will be a general dis­ Judge Edward C. Day, promi­ Originators of “Chocolate Fudge Pie” of the Archdiocesan Holy Name cussion for all members to con­ nent Catholic who has served Union on Wednesday, July 20, sider problems affecting each Fresh every Day ...... $1.25 Each Jh sL <£ojtuA, ^ jO JfL at 8 p.m. at All Saints' Parish parish'HNS. Questions may be seven years qn the Denver Dis­ Hall, 2559 S. Federal Boule­ proposed from the floor and trict Court bench, will address — Danish Rolls — Pies — Dinner Rolls — (Msnss.ment of Esthn snd Frsnk Font) vard, Denver. will be given immediate con­ the Knights of Columbus Friday I Ninth Avenue at Speer Blvd. teo Kraemer of St. Vincent sideration. Luncheon Club July ,15. He will Call in and we will hjava your orderi ready for COMPLETE ORIENTAL STAFF discuss the role that a fraternal conyenient pick-up. Father Harley Schmitt, pas­ organization should play in FINEST CHINESE AND tor of All Saints’ and spiritual , PHONE FR. 7-7438 OR COME TO 6738 E. COLFAX, director of the AHNU, will ad­ politics. AMERICAN FOODS dress the membership. This is The jurist, known for his out­ A BeaDti/al Lentern Uthted Dhiiiif Reem is the the first meeting of the AHNU spoken defense of the stability Veterans of Foreign Wan Home under the new officers, who of the home, and who has often John 8. Stewart Poet Nee 1 earned praise for guarding the Open to the Poblle were elected at the April 11 a.m. to Midnifht — Sat tUI 1 a.Bie meeting. rights of the underdog, at­ (Closed Tneedan) Levi Beal of Sacred Heart tended Regis College, Denver. Parish, secretary of the He also holds a master’s degree AMEMCA’S NO. 1 BAND AHNU, said that invitations from the Register College of have been mailed to all parish Journalism, earned when he was ANNOUNCES A NEW POLICY Holy. Name Societies in the on the RegisUr editorial staff. Now You CaiL Enjoy Dinner Dancing at archdiocese urging delegates to Before being elected to the The Top of Tlie Park with attend. Other AHNU officers district bench. Judge Day served m COVER CHARGE m M IN IM im i THE are Henry de Nicola, All in the Navy in World War II and .(except when khowi arc scheduled) Saints’ Parish, vice president; for two years was a municipal lEPUBUaNaUB.COlOllADO Martin O’Haire, St. Philome- judge. A member of the bar for Mike DiSaUe 1540 WiVAAH STfteiT na’s, treasurer; and George and his New-Style Orchestra for Your ACONSA t-2500 20 years, Judge Day teaches law Friedm, St. Therese’s, Aurora, in addition to ' his many civic Dancing and Listening Pleasure 74/ C itiM d it TtisU - sergeant at arms. duties. He and his family are Luncheon and Fashion Show Every Thursday members of St. James’ Parish. PBOUPIY PREJtvrj K. of C. to Exemplify' A son, Edward Day, Jr., is a Judgo Edward C. Day [ student for the priesthood at St. CHARLIE JACOBSON Second, Third Degrees Thomas’ Seminary. 21 THRILL-PACKED RIDES Y«itr 4«i \tosi The luncheon club meets Call a Knights of Columbus Council every Friday at noon In the W tM M -1 » et/kt- k iith i mUkkm 3268 will exemplify the second K., of C. home, 1575 Grant and third degrees on Sunday, Street. All Catholic men are in­ I 2 !E fe July 17, at 1 p.m. in the As- vited to attend the sessions, siimption Gyin at Welby. All which are restricted to one hour's MAin 3-7171 C«a»lit( members of Districts 2 and 9 are length. CHEAPER RATES FrtriB urged to attend. 3-WAY BADIO CLEAN NEW CAB! Serving G)inplete laltraitliii FU 3-8411 The annual picnic of the PaymenU, not pledgts, will AMERICAN AND CHINTISE $ ^ 0 0 B H O P E meatura the tuecais of the Arch- 3 0 U m FEITUBE 8TAU council will be held Sunday, DINNERS ...... July 24, at noon in Berkeley biihop’t €eminary and Miiiiont ^ C- Olivia DeHavilland Park. Campaign. BolMrt Uluhua u i Truk Sloitn 7 5 * ^ ^ CoZorlT’ Luncheons...... - ...... 0UA, Qhaad. Packaged Dinners to Take Home W OLFBtRG C i M m ^Sl I ' l ’l'. «M< GECXiSE TOBIAS • ANGEU CLUXE • PradMd br Mt b n • Dlraettd br IMnll. fliwilns • WiWte ioc III. Sana br Sbmbai wd Ink En.^ j| ^M PASS PRi¥i-itf As a public meeting AMU 85e place, we fully recog­ New Chino Cafe Now 18lh at 'HtATRE ChUdnn uniUr Free Psrkinx 4 p.m. til 10 p.m. Comer Wsshingtan snil ^ 13 Itn nize our civic respon­ E. CoUax or Emerson snd & Colfsx Ssrvios Ststiona Showing! DENHAM Calif. OSO E. Ena vAuey sibility and pledge Colfax at Clarkson (T-13 6 nth) ourselves; ‘•MAIltD STIFF" "FLICHT TS AL. 5-0766 No Liquor CH. 4-9702 Dun lUrtln TANSIES" 6 Jttrr Ltvii l u k PtUnu (T-lS-11) * To conduct our busi­ "STIATESIC All COMMAND" ness as to ba a credit JiniM SUvirt k JUM AUrmo "INTEMUFTED MELODY" to our community. GItim Fgrd k Elunor Ftriiir

'1300 W. I•llnlnl * To advocate and pro­ S1AI.V rSATUIE STABS mote moderation. Cltrk Oibl! A Suua U»r«lrd 7 t h - 0 "FNIIE OF GOLD" tlchuO Vndatrit k Mm attirllni * To never sell alco­ Thrilling 13600 E. CaIIu holic beverages to Year! MAIN rEA TlH STABS RACES Cltrk Ottalt k Stiua Bintnl minors. "Frill tl SiM" BEST RACING IN COLORADO'S HISTORYI Blehird Widatrk k i i u liturlliii * To do our utmost to merit your pride, ■ BOAOMOOt HANDICAP - JULY 16 ______W. Sill S KIsHu PARK LANE HANDICAP JULY 23 "THE FAB CSUBTIY" your good will and Jhe B IG Mile High Track! JiB« Stmrt 6 Buth Bmua your patronoge. “SIX BIIDSES TO Class" m 10 RACES DAILY-Tuesdayt thru Sohjrdoys Tour CurUi .6 JulU AdABi I A full evening of DEHVER 1>OST TIME ^ Admission 50c Mark Watroua (left), controversial chief en­ _ J entertainment! 1 130 Thouiondi of Free Grondttand Seots^ (Juir 18 A ID Tunnel Talk EVERY NIGHT ••tCASED STIFF" gineer of the Colorado Highway Department, ' Fun, thrills, every race! PAR/-M(/rUfLS • DA/Lr DOUBLES • Q U IN liL A S Pun UirUn A Jmr LevU discussed proposals to link the East and West ^opes with a vehicle (tXCIPT SUN.) 7 :3 0 ’ "FlISHT TS TANSIES" tunnel at the meeting of the Denver Knights of Columbus Friday lick rilun Luncheon Club July-8. The department is currently investigating JaveM , tAKi-MUTutL WAGERING • AdaifiIm 25< FREE F«rkhi| (Jiiir 1SUI-2UO a site at Straight Creek north of Vasquez Pass_. Shown watching CENTENNIAL Race Track "STIATESie A ll COMMAND" Mr. Watrous point out the site are, left to right, Les Fleck, honored V MIUS SOUTH oi DENVER . HIGHWAY 8S ot LITTLETON JimM SUvirt A Jum Allnoi 1518 Champa St. MILE HIGH KENNEL CLUB, Colo. Blvd. at E. 62nd, DENVER "INTESaUFTED MELODY" by the club as “Our Man Friday;” and John Mahoney, chairman of Glcsn ford A EUuor Ttrkir the day. PAGE TEN Office, 938 Bannock Sfreef THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4-4205 Thursday, July 14, 1955

More Refugees Arrive £ r f U L § J ijb German Ethnic Families 7 b iw < ^ ip L I Start New Lives in U. S. Baptismal News e ...... ‘ Seven more units of Euro­ rector of NCWC Catholic Relief Mother of God Parish, Denver Services Resettlement Division, Thomas Joseph, son of Mr. and Mrs. pean refugees arrived in Den­ Joseph Barry. William J. Montagne ver Thursday, July 14, under the 149 Madison Avenue, New York, and Mary Bemadine Barry, aponsora. sponsorship of t h e Catholic telling the need for people to Precious Blood Parish, Denver Charities. sponsor refugee couples. Thomas Joseph TIT. son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Halter. Most of the families are Ger­ “Monsignor Wycislo says spon­ St. John the Evangelist*! Parish, man ethnics who lived in Rus­ sors are especially''needed for Denver sia until fleeing to Germany. those people who have no rela­ ^ Margaret Frances, daughter of Mr. tives in this country,” Monsi­ and Mrs. Gerald May. Thomas McCar­ Joseph Appelhaus, 47, and his thy and Rita McCarthy, sponsors. gnor Kolka said. Daniel James, son of Mr. and Mra. wife, Monika, 46, brought five Persons in the Denver area Thomas J. Lawrie. Robert Gruber and children with them to make their Alice Gruber, sponsors. home in America. The children who are willing to sponsor a Gregory David, son of Mr. and Mrs. are Johannes, 24; Maria, 21; refugee are asked to call Edward H. Clark. William Clark and Monsignor Kolka, AC. 2-3825. Genevieve White, sponsors. Erika, 10; Josef, 7; and Monika, Gregory Matthew, son of Mr. and Mrs. George R. Steck. Joseph Bradley an infant. and Mary Jo Bradley, sponsors. George Patrick, son of Mr. and Mrs. They will live at 3633 Clay­ George B. Greer, Jr. Thomas Patrick ton . Street, in the home of RUG and Ann McCarthy, sponsors. Jackob Appelhaus, a relative. Diane Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lynch. Robert Scham- Before embarking for the U. S. berger and Ann.Urban, sponsors. the family had been living in CLEANING Bayern, Germany. Comp St. Molo, beautifully situ a te d in At the left is the main lodge, and in the fore­ Shrine of St. Anne, Arvada Silver Dollar Days Winner . J. FREE MOTH PROOFING the Rockies, is now in its ground is the striking Chapel on the Rock. The Dale' Edward, son of M r..and Mrs. Slattery (left) hands the Mathias Muller, 47, and his camp is open for boys between the ages of eight Edward Hutchings. Sam' and Teresa keys to Mrs. Kate Coursey, winner of the 1955 Oldsmobile 98 All Work Guaranteed second week of session. The camp, which opened Ramunno. sponsors. wife, Emilie, 35, are another July 3, is pictured above nestled at the foot of and 15, and offers a variety of activities includ Rose Marie, daughter of Mr. *and Holiday hardtop convertible. The car is the grand prize in the 27th refugee family. They have three Very Reasonable Prices Mt. Meeker. Long’s Peak, out of view, is nearby. ing horseback riding, hikes, and swimming. Mrs. Henry ^ la s . Martin and Edna annual “Sliver Dollar Days” festival, sponsored by Denver Council children, Pius, 19; Karl, 7; and Montes, sponsors. 539 of the Knights of Columbus. C. W. Reilly (next to Slattery) .+ + + + + ■ + + + Mary Christine, daughter of Mr. and Marthina, 2. They will live in Famous Rug & Mrs. Edward Stipe. Leonard and Mary was over-all chairman of the big three-day charity affair, and the home of Angelo R. Sferrazza, Edna Reilly, sponsors. '' Philip Albus (far right) was chairman for .the Oldsmobile project. Furniture Cleaning Co. Larry Karl, son of Mr. and Mrs. 463 Zuni Street, who is related Norman Staseb. Theodore and Frances + + + + + + • to Mrs. Muller. The Mullers are TA. 5-6569 1532 Market Vaneiy of Activities for Boys Richard, sponsors. a Romanian family and they Denise Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Goetx. James^ and Joann have been living in Bavaria, near Hogan, sponsors. Munich. Gregory Philip, son of Mr. and Mrs. Silver Dollar Days Aid THE BEST IN LUGGAGE At Camp St. Malo Near Estes Park Lester Robuck. Douglas Bobuck and Johannes Schmidt, 23, and his Fcm Lilly, sponsors. wife, Christel, 21, have become Of All Kinds Camping is under way at fa­ the camp opened July 3 for boys more than 100 boys are expected Douglas John, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Schneider. Emil and Josephine parents of a girl, Veronika, since mous Camp St. Malo near Estes between the ages of eight and 15. to attend. Schneider, sponsors. K. of C. Charity Causes they applied for entrance into Park. Young boys have been enjoying Camp St. Malo adjoins the Margaret Mary, daughter of Mr. and the United States. They are na­ Af Operating under the director­ all the activities that the camp Rocky Mountain National Park, Mrs. Donald Quist. Paul and Marjorie Huber, sponsors. The 27th annual Knights of Mrs. Esther Hudson, 46 S. Llm tives of Minsk, Russia, and have ship of the Rev. Richard Hiester, affords. For the coming >weeks one of the scenic highlights of James Blane, son of Mr. and Mrs. Columbus “Silver Dollar Days,’’ coin Street; silverware set, H. H. been living in Germany. They Colorado. Many boys from all Merle Triplett Brien and Mary La held June 30, July 1 and 2, “were Johnson, 1338 S. Josephine will make their home with Peter over the country attend one of Rogue, sponsors. Earlene Anne, daughter of Mr. and a notablq success.and furthered Street; quilt, Mrs. Julie Werne- Schmidt, a relative, of 1429 S. the six-week sessions every year. Mrs. Earl Mansell. Dominie Elarl and the cause qf charity,’’ said nan, Fleming, Colo. Bellalre Street, Denver. The camp closes Aug. 15. Res­ Lillian LoSasso, sponsors. Charles W. Reilly, chairman of The $100 special prizes were ervations may be made for any Steven I^eRoy and David Craig, sons the charity program. Martin Stutz, 29, and his wife, omemaker’s I of Mr. and Mrs. James Flanagan. John won by Mrs. Emma B. Ballew, Eva, 21, are natives of Yugo­ week. and Margaret Antol, sponsors. Pretdded by excellent weather 330 E. 16th Avenue, Thursday, The camp is situated at the slavia, who have been living in Richard Lee, son of Mr. and Mrs. and dn inherent desire to aid and Richard J. Kane, 2365 Oak­ Germany. They are going to I Department { foot of Mt. Meeker and Long’s Harold hlontrose. Anton and Gertie those less fortunate than them­ land Street, Aurora, on Friday. Peak on the South St. Vrain Borgheinck, sponsors. selves, hundreds of Catholic Den­ Milliken, Colo., to live on the Barbara Jean, daughter of Mr. and Here is a partial list of the farm of Fred Rothe. They have Palroniae These Reliable and Friendly Firms Highway, 72 miles from Denver Mrs. Bill Long. Elmer Von Feldt and verites and their friends con­ B | and 13 miles from Estes Park. Frankie Miller, sponsors. verged on the council grounds at many men and women who gave two daughters, Anna, 8, and Christopher David, son of Mr. and freely of their time and money Inge, 4. Situoted in Heart Mrs. Harry Mattingly. Edward and 1575 Grant Street for the three- as workers of the “Silver Dollar PAST40 Maureen O’Leary, sponsors. night affair, the antire proceeds Michael Stutz, who is unmar­ Troobiid with CEHING UP NIGHTS Of Rocky Mountains Mark Alan, son of Mr. and Mrs. of which went to charity. Days” event': ried, will go to the farm of Wil­ Francis Stake. Oral and Mary Mar­ The winner of the grand prize Lynn Mason, Lem Landis, Jo­ bert Weidman of Platteville, Point in BACK, HIPS, U6S In the heart of the mbuntains garet Stake, sponsors. seph Davis; Mr. and Mrs. Philip TirtdnMt, LOSS Of VIGOR it occupies 160 acres of mountain Barbara Eleanor, daughter of Hr. was Mrs. Kate Coursey, 2940 W. Colo., to live. and Mrs. Richard White. Edward and 27th Avenue. This year’s grand Albus, Richard Bilsborough, John If you are a viotlm of these symp­ m o m m terrain at an altitude of 8,000 Eleanor Andrusko, sponsors. Gallagher, Emmett Milner, Ger­ The fifth refugee unit is made toms then your troubles may b* feet. On the grounds is the beau­ Patricia Ann. daughter of Mr. and prize was a 1955 Oldsmobile 98 up of the family of Pius Fetsch, traced to Glandular Inflammation. Mrs. David Everson. Ray Chase and Holiday red and white hardtop trude Heinrich, M. J. O’Donog- tiful rock Chapel of St. Cather­ Patricia Brackton, sponsors. hue, Ralph Moore, Mr. and Mrs. 34, and his wife, Elly, 26, and Glandular Inflammation is a con- ine. A lifelike statue of Christ Catherine Frances, daughter of Mr. convertible. •their child, Cornelia, 3. They will xtitutional disease and medicines i£W £/t ££m C£ and Mrs. Joseph Keller. Steve and Mrs. Coursey and her husban'd, William Bastien; v that give temporary relief will not overlooks the camp and its sur­ live with Alex Deibert, 2049 remove the causes of your troubles. roundings. Leona Cessa, aponsora. Edward,, were on a fishing trip Mr. and" Mrs. Claude Ramsey, Federal Boulevard, Denver. Michael Stephen, son of Mr. and when informed of her good for­ Joseph Zimmer, Mike lacino, Neglect of Glandular Inflamma­ SERVING THE NATION The camp is modern in every Mrs. Steve Cessa. Frank Keller and Maria Bavlnka, 17, of Czecho­ tion often leads to premature respect. Swimming and horseback Noami Cessa, sponsors. tune. They returned immediately Ernest Anselmo, Mr. and Mrs. senility, and ineurgble malignancy. FOR OVER 20 YEARS Mary Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. and to claim their award from Philip David Carr, Vic Hebert, Gene slovakia will live in the home of The past year men from 1,000 Viding are popular features. Par­ Mrs. John Collins. Bill and Joan Lous- Albus, chairman in charge of Steinke, Tom Murray, Fred Augustine Grznar, 530 Galapaao communities have been successfully • ROTO-IOOTEI k«s reMftd Mvtr siifHfO h ticularly stressed, however, are berg, sponsors. ticket sales. Deard, John J. Sullivan; Avenue. She has been living m tieated here at the Excelsior In­ ■IIIImi tf kMMi *r< wHt cioplch Mtbficffss. many peaks, glaciers, and beau­ Orazen, sponsors. the State Legislature, sold the Peter Padilla, Richard Kane, Ray Onlr WTO ROOIfR tiful lakes of the region. A high­ Patricia Doyle, daughter of Hr. and Sponsors Needed The Excelsior Institute, devoted Mrs. Robert Sheely. Edward and Alice winning ticket to Mrs. Coursey. Schmittling, Gerry Simon, Fred to the treatment of diseasespeculiar 'mofKUlH. PHONE light of every summer is the Johnson, sponsors. These. are the other ■winners Mills, Wallace Webb, Sr.: Frank Monsignor Elmer J. Kolka, to older men by NON-SURGICAL dawn Mass onj>ne of the nearby Robert Lloyd and Richard Michael, during the three-day festival: Scherer, Londi Ross, Wallace archdiocesan director of Catholic- Methods, has a New FREE BOOK peaks after an all-night hike sons of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turley. that tells ho.w these troubles may SP. 7-4 2 27 Lloyd and Mildred Willie and Edward Other Winners Webb, Jr.; Frank Krasovec, Ed Charities, said he received a tele­ be corrected by proven Non- to the summit. and Pearl Olson, sponsors. Hope chest. Miss Mary Nelson, O’Connor, and members of the gram from Monsignor Aloysius Snrglcal treatments. This book / m m The camp has a water purifi­ Stuart Lee. son of'' Mr. and Mrs. 1720 Sherman Street; cutlery set/ University Club. Wycislo, assistant executive di­ may prove of utmost importance in cation system and modern refrig­ Gilbert Konrad. John and Jane Rivera, sponsors. your, lift. No obligajion. Address Ml>ni\€«ttdrvD!55Jfl3 a national service available locally eration equipment. The capable Dale Andrew, son of Mr. and Mrs. staff of counselors have all been Gilbert Konrad. John and Jane Rivera, Excelsior Institute, Dept F1711 selected for their knowledge of sponsors. Battling Against Odds Excelsior Springs, Missouri Cynthia Louise, daughter of Mr. and youth guidance. A registered Mrs, Gilbert Prien.' Delfino and Ro­ GARVIN'S SEWER SERVICE nurse will be on duty at the camp salia Romo, sponsors. James Stevens, son of Mr. and Mrs. Parish Improvements Hit $35,000 Exclusive Roto-Rooter Operators during the season. Louis Bolt. Louis and Alice Barberis, SP. 7-4227 200 E. 4th Are. Reservations sponsors. Still Available St. Louts’ Parish, Englewood THE COMPLETION of a new crease of an influx of several owed to so few,” he declared, PAINTING? Pamela Faith, daughter of Mr. and sidewalk around St. Leo’s new families every month, this and warmly commended the Reservations can still be made Mrs. William M. Benton. Thomas and “parish of convenience” is grad­ faithful little band of people who for boys desiring to spend their Ramona Benton, sponsors. Church property, Denver, brings ually suffering the loss of its have assisted him through the vacation at the camp. Inquiries Gloria Ann. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. to $35,000 the sum expended on We Have Some ELDER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Eugene O. Graham. Paul and Louise few stable parishioners. past 15 years. and all correspondence should be Hauptman, sponsors. improvements in the past 15 * • V By reason of the parish’s GUY M. ELDER addressed to the Rev. Richard Christopher Thornton, son of Mr. and years, the Rev. Leonard Gall, in BECAUSE ST. LEO’S is fre­ unique characteristics, the pas Discontinued Colors Hiester at 1501 Pennsylvania Mrs. William Love. John and Lenore quented chiefly by Sunday Mass- Industrial and Commercial Building Stoddart. sponsors. charge of the parish, announced. tor is unable to make use of Street, Denver; phone MA. 3- Michaels Mary, daughter of Mr. and goers who are out of their own This is a notable achievement at many of the money-raising proj­ 175 VaUejo St. PEarl 3-8930 0233. Reservations for any week Mrs. Gerald Cooney. John C. O'Fla­ ects employed by other parishes, should be made as soon as pos­ herty and Frances Finnegan, sponsors. St. Leo’s, for the past 25 years Daniel Patrick, son of Mr. and Mrs. have seen the congregation of such as games parties, socials, Kem-Glo sible, the director emphasizes. Jerry J. Coursey. Jr. Gregory Hizne bazaars, and the like. Fees for the camping season and Mary Robinson, sponsors. the downtown church dwindle to * * * have been set at $25 per week Janet Marie, daughter of Mr. and “an irregular 400.” SEWER Mrs. Wlllianr Murphy. Thomas Manci- INCLUDED, BESIDES the GALLONS— per boy, with a $5 additional nelli and Margaret Lucerne, sponsors. It was recalled in connection new sidewalk, in improvements Reg. 8.69 Spec. «5 ’^ R eel-R ite SERVICE charge if the boy wishes to take Devorah Carol, daughter of Mr. and with the announcement that in made during Father Gall’s part in horseback riding. Mrs. David Rnlramel. LaVerpe and St. Leo’s heyday, in early Den­ Frances De Wall, aponsora. tenure are the installation of a QUARTS— | r 5 FREE ESTIMATES Elizabeth Josephine, daughter of Mr. ver history, as many as 2,500 new furnace in the church and Payments, not pledges, will and Mrs. Richard A. Ostberg. Joseph persons attended the church’s Reg. 2.59 Spec. and Josephine Peterlin, sponsors. the renovation of the entire WRITTEN GUARANTEE CITY AND SUBURBAN measure the success, o f the Arch­ four Sunday Masses. Though heating plant, new' lighting for bishop’s Seminary and Missions St. Pius Tenth Parish, Aurora other city parishes feel the in- Fait, Efficient Cleaning of All Houiebold Draini Campaign. ' _____ Edward John, son of Mr. and Mrs. the church interior and its com­ George John Stolley. Mr. and Mrs. plete redecoration, modernizing TRY Seweri Cleared of Roots and All Otl^r Obstruction! Joseph Goetzfried. sponsors. James Logan, aon of Mr. and Mra. Fr. Hiester Is Bound of the altar, the installation of Eugene W. Rice. Bill Smyth and rubber kneelers, the razing ofj THOROVGHLY — ELECTRICALLY Legal Notices Mary Folan. Sponsors. two old building on the prop-! J a liifjL Deborah Kay. daughter of Mr. and For Eucharistic Rally erty, the covering of the ploti ALpine 5-8746 339 Santo Fe Drive NOTICE OF HEARING OF PETITION Mrs. Robert J. Orleans. Mr. and TO SELL REAL ESTATE Mrs. Robert Del Cupp, sponsors. behind the church with blacktop,] No. P-2020 Gerald Philip, son of Mr. and Mrs. Father Richard Hiester of the the construction of a new steel; FIRST IN .THE COUNTY COURT in and for George H. Helfenbein. Mr. and Mrs. Cathedral Parish, Denver, is one the City and County of Denver and Albert Hamilton, sponsors. fence around the property, ^nd; 32 Broadway PE. 3-2940 State of Colorado. Mary Lea, daughter of Mr. and of the official party accom­ the repainting of the rectory- and, Bacon & Schramm IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE Mrs. John J. Sullivan. Hr. and Mrs. panying Cardinal Francis Spell­ the building of an annex to it. i PEST CONTROL OF ERNEST L, WHITE, also known Charles Shea, sponsors. £ Sh i . BItek WISnt Sslilin - Hlu Threse Anne, daughter of Mr. and man of New York to the Inter­ Composition Roofing tidkiit . ClmrallH, Etc. aa ERNF.ST LeROY WHITE and UR. WHITE. Deceased. Mrs. David L. Funkhoufer. Mr. and national Eucharistic Congress in Tile Roofing TERMINIX SERVICE The People of the State of Colorado, to Mrs. Orville Fleming, sponsors. Rio de Janeiro. The party sailed 6 6 9 9 Tki WwM'i Li/int Tinolti Ceitral VIRGINIA WHITE, persons in inter­ James Edward, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roof Repairing Edward James Biron. Denville and July 7. est in said estate, Marie Louise Boivin, sponsors. The S.S. Brazil was converted Why Pay More? 4020 Brighton Blvd. Denver Pest Control GREETING: (Trademark) You are hereby notified that on thU Blessed Sacrament Parish, into a floating church in which Rev. Leonard Gall CH. 4-6563 24th day of June. A.D. 1955, Andrew 38 Masses were offered daily by & Service Lab Wysowateky. Administrator of said es­ Denver H52 S. BSwy Gh . Liscliau the priests and prelates aboard. parishes for some reason or an­ tate, presented to and filed in said court Michele Marie, daughter of Mr. and Win. W. Myer Drug Stores Call SP. 7-4673 his petition for the sale of certain r n l Mrs. Robert G. Reese. Kenneth Reese The Eucharistic Congress will be other, only 20 per cent of the at­ estate belonginjc to said estate and sit­ and Doris Allin, sponsors. held July 17 to 24. Three hun­ tendance can be credited with Colorado Owned Stores For FREE Estimates uate in the City and County of Denver Kathleen Helen, daughter of Mr. and dred pilgrims are aboard the shouldering the burden of the and State of Colorado, more .‘fully de­ Mrs. Arthur Pritchard. Mary A. Shep­ ENGLEWOOD scribed in .said petition, reference to pard and Frederick Ptak, sponeors, vessel, a cruise ship of the many improvements made, Fa- 16th & Clenarm which is hereby made. Harold Sheppard, proxy. Moore-McCormack Lines. ther Gall reported. “So mucly is You are further notified to appear and Englewood 800 Santa Fa Dr. answer or otherwise plead to said peti­ 30 South Broadway 15th and California Heating Company For Prompt tion in writing on or before the 8th day . 3933 W, Colfax 17th and Tramont of August, A.D. 1955, the day set for I v t Im Estin EsilewtsS ssS Dinnr AfM the hearing thereof, or on or before the Cixr^ & 15th Sl Anthoriiril Lennox D tsltr LAUNDRY & day to which such hearing may be ad­ Fnmscts Sk Air Conditioning journed, or said petition wfll be taken for eoniesaed. DRY CLEANING Given under my hand and the seal of ALL MAKES FURNACES said court at Denver, in the City and INSTALLED, SERVICED Service . . . Coll: County of Denver and State of Colorado, PROTECT YOUR HEALTH! AND REPAIRED this 24th day of June, A.D. 1955. LEONARD APPEL. Clerk of the County Court For Sanitation You’re Alwavs • Heating of the City and County of SAFE with COPPER TA. 5-6370 Denver, Colorado. • Air Conditioning By Martin J. Finnerty, Sr* I YEARS TO PAT • Sheet Metal Work CASCADE Deputy Clerk NOTHING DOWN LOW INTEREST RATE fPublishcd In the Catholic Register) Phone SU 1-4494 First Publication June SO, 1955 Laundry & Dry Cleanen Last Publication July 28.1955 COPPK Hat Ahnjs tua Ursl Ciaka for Frev Checkup A Rttimate Day axi4 Nlfht Service NOTICE TO CREDITORS Flat CooUag Otaaslls. It Heats fastarl ESTATE o r WILLIAM E. PALMER, 1065 W. Haropden The firms listed here deserve to also known aa WILLIAM PALMER, Caa't Host Clras Years af Servht! Frank Waters^ Prop. be remembered 'when you art dis­ DECEASED. tributing your patronage to tho No. P-S969 different linea of business. Notice Is hereby given that on the 13th day of June, 1935, letters of adminis­ tration were Issued to the undersigned as Administrator of the above named estate and all persona having claims against said estate are required to file Electrical Contracting & Repairing thetn for allowance in the County Court of the City and County of Denver, Colorado, within six months from said date or said cisinu will be forever IARL AfTROHMINGBR barred. ANDREW WYSOWATCKY. lUctrlc Company Administrator. First Publication June 23. 1955 Licensed end Bonded Last Publication July 21, 1955 M«mb«r National Electrical Contractors Ase'n. (Published in the Catholic Register) NOTICE OP FINAL SETTLEMENT 1178 Stool St. AC. 2-5733 ESTATE OF MARY T. SOLAN, DECEASED. No. 98294 Notice is hereby given that on the 2nd HAL HUDSON’S SERVICE day of August, 1955, I will present to W, Sth At..' * KsIsmsUi the County Court of the City sod County HA. l-tTlI of Denver, O>lorado, my accounts for Free Pick-Up and Deliverj FINAL SETTLEMENT of the sdminls- trstion of said estate when and where Open Twenty-Four Hours ail persons in interest may appear and master Company (Pack). These are the only two object to them if they so (hwirc. Headed lor Regis mule outfits left in the Array, and both are GIRLS! GIRLS! ANNA L. SUNDERLAND ROSE t i McDono u gh Regis College, Denver, where they will bivouac stationed at Fort Carson. 'The trek to Cheyenne Co-Executrices, is being made in conjunction with the annual On Roller Skates Bernard E. Engler, Atty. Friday and Saturday, July 15-16, prior to leav­ Frontier Days celebration. After leaving the Regis 484 Majestic Bldg. ing for a training march to Cheyenne, Wyo., campus, the outfit’s itinerary will closely follow Wt a m M fiant c n .i c V A FUBY OF TRUCKS FOR FASTiR SERVICE To Give You Denver 2, Colo, wi SIYI WOaffl SUMtS Faster Service First Publication June 23, 1958 July 17. Included in the march are 141 mules, 18 a similar march made by companies of the 3rd DUAUC GE. 3-3861 Last PublicsUon July 21, 1955 horses, and 150 men. They make up the 4th Field Cavalry in 1870, when a long column of soldiers 3030 W, 44TH A V I . r n U N t q l , 5.4323 " ■ f i(Pubitsbe

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BRYN MAWR INN Chas. & Pegg:y Courtwright, Props. ^ GOOD FISHING CABINS TllO Intormr Sacred Heart Church in Silt is pic- By Day, Week or Season I nc inicilUl tured above. The altar, altar railing, and pews The Best of Everything New Silt Church Pictured above is the new Sacred Heart were built and designed by August Guiliana. Mrs. Spencer Pen­ Mission Church in Silt. In May, 1944, an rose, Colorado Springs, donated $600 to w a rd ^ e pews. The Sa­ DINNERS old railroad bunkhouse waS purchased and Catholic and non-Cath- cred Heart statue above the altar was given to the church by Mr. o)ic workers in the parish grave their time and labor to the con­ and Mrs. Constants Toller. The organ, left rear, was donated by — Our Specialties— struction of the picturesque little building. It was blessed by the nuns at St. Mary’s Hospital in Grand Junction. Steaks - Fried Shrimp Archbishop Urban J. Vehn, after its completion in a little more Pan Fried Chicken than a year, on June 28. The cross on the church was built by Hamburgers August Cuiliana who supervised the construction. The Rev. Ed­ dso ward J. Fraczkowski of Rifle is in charge of the mission church. Archbishop Blesses Family Style Dinner* PINEGROVE 32J2 '^ N e w Church in Silt, PINE, COLO. ArchbishoD BIgSSGS Archbishop Urban J. Vehr is pictured n s vss*#s«iiv|f standing in front of Nouf rniir3»n in Cilf of tho new Sacred Heart c olorado. springs n e w w nuren m JIIT church in snt. ^The Archbishop ^ Once Rail Bunkhouse blessed the church on June 28. On the same day 12 children made I their First Communion, and 39 were confirmed. the welding of the bannisters in Archbishop Vehr is pictured (at right) as he blesses the new J. D. CROUCH In May, 1954, an old bunk­ Enjoy Our Famous house building was pur-., front of the church as his dona­ church in Silt June 28. Behind the Archbishop is Father Edward J. C. D. O’BRIEN tion. Fraczkowski, who is in charge of the new church. FAMILY DINNERS MAY REALTY chased for $1 from the Altar Society D&RGW Railroad Company. Purchasei Stove See Red Rocks Theater, Echo Lake, Mt. Evans REALTOR In a little more than one The new church has a full Through our New Photomural Windows year the parishioners in the mis­ basement and the women of the sion of Silt had converted the Altar and Rosary Society re­ Daily — Luncheons, 12 to 2; Dinners, 5:30 to 9 bunkhouse into the new and pic­ cently purchased a gas stove. ^Aeai (D cu f^ Sundays and Holidays — 12:30 to 9 P.M. INSURANCE • LOANS turesque Sacred Heart Church. Within a short time cupboards Fres Psrklnc in Lot Across the Street The church was blessed by and tables will be built and in­ QUALITY APPAREL Ute Theater Bldg. Archbishop Urban. J. Vehr on stalled so that dinners can be June 28. On the same day 12 chil­ served to parishioners. IN COLOBADO SPRINGS Colorado Springs, Colo. THE HOLLAND HOUSE dren made their First Commun­ GOIOCN COlOSADO SINCE 1871 The altar, altar railing, and ME. 3-7731 ion and 39 were confirmed. A pews were built by Guiliana fropi Kiowa and Tajon Streets crowd of more than 250 persons his own designs. Mrs. Spencer f i c o p k o ^ S i l i attended. Many who were not Penrose of the Broadmoor, Colo­ able to be seated in the small rado Springs, donated $600 to­ church formed a line outside. ward the pews. A statue of the Land Donated Sacred Heart was presented to By New Castle Woman the church by Mr. and Mrs. Con­ S tU JU fL The Prague Catholic Gift Shop The work on the new church stants Toller, in honor of their 415 South Tejon, Colorado Springs began almost immediately after son, Feno J. Toller, who was the purchase of the bunkhouse killed in World War II. The Sis­ IN PURE "The Prague’’ has an assortment of all Religious Articles building. August Guiliana super­ ters of St. Mary^s Hospital in and Card* for Your Convenience vised the construction of the new Grand Junction donated an or­ RADIUM WATER church, which was built on prop­ gan, which formerly was used in erty donated by Mrs. Harry the hospital’s nurses’ home. Flynn of New Castle in memory The, Rev. Edward J. FraezkoW' FREDAS BOOTERY of her late husband. ski of Rifle is in charge of the ELDORADO All the work on the building, new Silt mission church. Since 106 E. Pikes Peak DflfNGU-l both exterior and interior, was the completion of the church it Tb< Bonn st executed by Guiliana, parishion­ has been reported that the spirit­ VtiTtt Step • Citp Clob Qyiolort Sne. ers, and friends on a volun­ ual results “have been remark­ Weather Bird Shoes tary basis and without cost. able.” S P R I 1\G S The Little Store With the Big Valace Many long hours of faithful la­ A dinner was served to Arch' bor by these people have made a bishop Vehr and the parishion August Guiliana is pictured above 10 o.m. to 10 p.m. dream of the past 40 years be­ ers after the blessing on June 28 Bunkhouse Building (left) beginning ^ork on an old' come a reality. in a hall donated for the occasion bunkhouse building which was converted into the new Sacred Heart ■'I THE MURRAY DRUG CO. WIILIAM C. CRARON Many non-Catholics in the by Joe Costanzo.. Church in Silt The building was purchased from the D & R G W — To Jock Stanley's Bond Every Sot. area generously donated their Night in Cool Ballroom I ■•!* Stece—118 E. rikn Peat— ■( 2-1593 A .board of directors for the railroad and moved to the present site. Optometrist time and labor in the building Men at work on the new Sacred Heart Church in Silt are Berts Store—S32 Teles—KE 4-4881 project. On one occasion the church was recently established. Dance Hall Available for Private Parties Week Days 128 North Tejon St. The first board members serving above at right. The church was blessed on June 28 by Archbishop Professional Pharmacy Rev. Mr. Walter Scott, minister Urban J. Vehr. Workers, both Catholic and non-Catholic, donated PHONE 8TB. 2-3661 of the Congregational church, for a term are AUgust Guiliana, 440 Acres to Picnic, Hike and Ride in SOI No. Tejon ME. 4-5S41 COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO. Raymond Scherar, and Peter all the labor. The picture (at right) shows the m^n working on the set aside one night to help the section that was built onto the old bunkhouse. CABINS for RENT workers when they were install­ RimberL ing sheet rock inside the new + + + Get Boar’s (o f Denver) Pete Beroni Colorado's Favorite Resort Candy and Ice Cream at church. His congregation served Furniture Shop the workers a supper afterwards. NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON for over half ti century UPHOLSTERING Another non-Catholic did all Johnson-English RE-UPHOLSTERING AND REPAIRING THE IDEAL SPOT FOR A WEEK DAY OUTING Slip Corers and Drapeiiea FOR MOTHERS AND CHILDREN . Drug Co. Made to Order LENTHERIC Toiletries Furniture Made to Order ^ Just 25 Miles From Denver Teton at Bijoo SL Phone ME. 3-4614 Aquinas Chapel 124-22 So. Waheatch Aea. HE. 2-8401’ ( Ye olde Joint Via Turnpike or Hiway -72 ME. 3-5349 ME. 4-6251 The Heyse Sheet Phone Hillcre§t 2-8659 LARRY JERRY Metal and Roofing In B o u ld er Is Madden Plumbing Co. INCORPORATED HEATING ROOFING PLUMBING CONTRACTORS X ENJOY EATInT" PLUMBING REPAIRS SHEET METAL 40 Hours' Scene GAS WATER HEATERS 529 SO. NEVADA WILL-O-THE-WISP PMn Mt 24X>42 SZJ W. C4l*nBrag About Our Steaks — And So Will You You’ll love our Roquefort Salads . . . famous in this The Newman Club’s annual A Beautiful Setting We’re Also Famous for Our whole region . . . our own secret recipe. Fourth of July picnic at Amid the Scenic Wonders MOUNTAIN TROUT dk RANCH STYLE FRIED CHICKEN Brainard Lake was well at­ We’re Famous for Mixed Drinks and Cocktails Of the Rockies We Feature Mountain Breakfast tended. Rita Cross, social chair­ Try Our Sunday Mountoin Breakfast man, and Ed Youngblood, as­ Atop the Continental BAR — DANCING EVERY NIGHT DREIIING MOTORS A PLEASANT SURPRisEt sistant, were in charge of the Divide Priiau Party FsciUties — Phono for, Rogorratlono Buick and GMC Trucks evenL • 3H MILES OF GOOD FISHING n p p ’ M d a il y —18 A. M. TILL MIDNIGHT V J r r iin SUNDAYS—I t il l I CABINS — BY DAY — WEEK — OR MONTH 230 South College Ave. ^ Phone 2500 Your help is necessary, Re­ 56 Miles West Denver member the Archbishop’s Semi­ On Highway 40 Phone Bailey 46-F-2 Trumbull, Colo. NEDERLAND* COLORADO nary and Mission* Campaign. ¥ ■ I » ?A61 TWaVf Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4-4205 Thursday, July 14, 1955 Trout Available Danger Against Odds finquitAcatd, in, (Poo l Eyery waking moment ^our eyes work for yOu—or against At Jack Rigdon's you. They control 80% of all your motions—help you make eeMH«hiiiiwisi*toraciyuu«imuEjibtmum«iaDUciy«.uw6T:: WILLIAM J. BARRETT, 67, of great-grandchildren. Requiem Mata was the right or wrong ones. .They influence 83% of all your 3238 W. 22nd Avenue. Requiem High offered Tuesday. July 12. In St. Fran­ Uaaa waa ' offered Tuesday, July 12, cis de Sales’ Church. Interment Mt. [. Colfax Market learning. Don’t strain, abuse or neglect them. Here is scien­ in St. Dominie's Church. Boulevard Olivet. tific care. Mortuary, Interment Mt. Olivet. JOHN STUBERT« SR., 78, of S50 Denver shoppers may now pur­ ELLEN HIGGINS, 87, of 1366 Pearl Monroe Street. He is survived by his Street. She was the mother of C, P. wife, Ludvina Stubert of Denver; five chase — and reasonably — live Higgins of Lob Angeles: Mrs. G. E. daughters. Mrs. Pauline Fisher, Hays, Rainbow Trout from a new East Johnson, Mrs. A. H. Young, and Lil­ Kans.; Mrs, Katherine Wasinger, SW IGERT PROS. lian Higgina of Denver; and of Daniel Ellis, Kans.; Mrs. Opal Bauer, Sedg- Denver shop where the trout are L. Higgina, Albuquerque. She is also wickf Colo.: Mrs. Margaret Klober- kept well fed and lively in cold 1550 California KEystone 4-7651 survived by five grandchildren and dans. Sterling Colo.: and Mrs. Agnes water tanks fed by pure cold well Optometrists four great-grandchildren. Requiem Richardson of Denver; six sons, John, High Mass was offered Friday, July 9, Alex, Fritz, Frank, Henry, and Ray­ water. Better Viiion Good Service in the Mother o f God Church. Boule­ mond, all of Denyer; three step^il- vard Mortuary. Interment ML OliveL dren, Pauline Halmmersehmidt, Vic­ It is Jack Rigdon’s new Denver for Every Age At Right Prices toria, Kans.: Ted Brown. Longmont: Live Trout Market at 7230 E. MARIE POZERL, 66, of 1739 Boui- and Ambrose Brown, Del Norte, Calif.; GLASSES INDIYIDUALLY STTLED der*»8treet. She waa the mother of and by 54 grandchildren and 23 great­ Colfax Avenue (south side), just Edward A. Pozerl and Alouiao Toxerl grandchildren. The Rosary will be re­ a couple of doors east of the Pop­ of Denver; and Mrs. Florence Ferry cited in the Howard Mortuary at 8 lar Loop. This is the only market of Wichita, Kana. She is also survived p.m., Friday, July 16, and ^quiem by three grandchildren. Requiem High Mass will be offered in St. John the in Denver where you can buy live Maas waa offered Saturday, July 9, in Evangelist’s Church at 9 a.m. Satur­ genuine Colorado Rainbow TrouL SL Elfiabeth'a Church, Boulevard day, July 16. Interment Mt. Olivet. A. T. THOMSON Mortuary. Interment ML OliveL. THERESA C. ALBI Now it is a simple matter to sur­ MINNIE STECER,' 84, of 6016 N. Mrs. Theresa C« Albi, 50, died Sun­ prise the family or guests with Broadway. She was the mother of day, July 10, in her home at L S. a real fresh trout dinner any MONUMENTS Xsaura Dawe, George Berger, Edward Holly Street, aftef a long illness. Berger, of St. Louis: of Roy Sewald. Mrs. Albi was bom in Denver June day of the year. of Beauty Lebanon, IlL; the sister of Mrs. Louisa 21, 1906. where she also attended Krmentrout, Denver. Requiem High school. She married Ralph Albi in Rigdon opened his shop June Quality Maas was offered Monday, July 11, in 1925. 15. It is open every day until 8 St. Philomena’s Church. Boulevard She is survived by her husband, p.m. except Sunday. The trout are Distinction Mortuary. Interment Mt. Olivet. a daughter, Mrs. Theresa Wieck; BLANCHE A. WESTERN. 69, of s6n, Joseph R. Albi: and a grand­ sorted for uniform size and start Evergreen. She was the mother of daughter, Anne Marie Weick, all of at 48 cents each. There is a size TIM E. AUncdm FL. t-7$7l Henry F. Western; the grandmother Denver. for every person—from 8 inches of Mary Jane and Ruth Western, Ever> A Requiem High Mass was offered green; the sister of Frank Brekrus, Wednesday, Jujy 13, in Christ the on up to big 16-inch “whoppers.” Jacques Brothers Chicago. 111.: Charles van Duren, King Church. Olinger Mortuary, Those who prefer may call Jack BRONISLAW SC:HKUT ft Monuments of Distinction Idaho Springs; and of Hattie Stacho- at EA. 2-5394 and he will have wak. South Bend, Ind. Requiem High Bronislaw Schkut, 72, died Wednes­ Since 1902 in One Location Mass was offered Saturday, July 9, in day. July 6, in St. Anthony’s Hospital. Monsignor Joseph P. O’Heron, pastor of St. them cleaned and ready, but it H GOOD CLOTHES NEED 28 £. 6th Arc. AL. S-2019 Christ the King Church, Evergreen. Mr. Schkut was bom Sept. 8, 1882, All Souls'Church Louis’ Parish, Englewood; the Rev. John B. takes only a few minutes anyway. Capitol Mortuary. Interment in Ever­ in Russia and came to New York as a They are cleaned free and placed NOT BE EXPENSIVE green. Colo. young man. He ipoved to Denver Ebel of the Register staff; the Rev. Leonard 35 years ago. Before his retirement Monsignor Gregory Smith, V.G., blesses a wooden Redelberger, pastor of Guardian Angels’ Parish, in a white waxed box, so that MONICA HERNANDEZ, 44, of 2634 in 1948, he worked as an elevator cross set up in the place where the main altar they are all ready for the pan. Curtis Street. A Requiem Mass was operator and store roan, at the Cos­ Denver; the Rev. Emil Weber, S.M.B., assistant THE offered Tuesday, July 12, in the Sacred mopolitan Hotel. He lived at 630 £. of All Souls’ Church, Englewood, will be. The in St. Louis’ Parish; the Rev. John Donohoe, Rigdon has had five years of Heart Church. Capitol Mortuary. In­ 48th Avenue. blessing took place in connection with the cor-- C.M., pastor of Most Precious Blood 'Parish, BICYCLES terment Mt. Olivet. Mr. Schkut is survived by his wife experience with trout. He opened ENGLISH EUZABETH PEASE, 71, of 900 Josephine: three daughters. Mrs. R. nerstone ceremonies at the church Sunday, Denver; and the Rev. John Aylward, assistant in and operated the Morrison Trout Vasques, Golden. She was the wife of Merrick of Cheyenne, Mrs. Harriet July 10. SL Louis’ Parish. Also present but not in the pic­ Ranch west of Denver in 1950, Edward P. Pease;, the mother of Ed­ Kucera of Clarkston. Neb., and Mrs. Assisting are, from left, the Rev. Omer Fox- TAILORS . AMD ward Hofmelster and Charlotte Mc- Lucille Merrill of Germany; a step ture was the Rev. Anthony Weinzapfel, St. Pat­ and built and operated the Colo­ Huffey Rotor Knight. She is also survived by five daughter, Mrs. Celia Woolverton of hoven, pastor of All Souls’ Parish; the Rt. Rev. rick’s Parish, Fort Logan, rado Rainbow Trout Ranch at 901 FIFTEENTH STREET. grandchildren. Requiem High Mass Denver: and six grandchildren and HOWEltS Elettrlc k Gu was offered Tuesday, July 12, in St. eight great-grandchildren. + • - r + Fort Morgan. He has also spent a Joseph’s Church, * Golden. OUnger 8HABPENED Lawnmowert A Requiem High Mass was offered couple of years as trout culturist Combine Quality and Style Mortuary. Interment Mt. Olivet. for Mr. Schkut Monday, July 11, in with the Colorado State Game at Prices You Can Afford SADIE M. FIOCK. 74. of Brighton. St. Joseph’s Polish Church. Capitol She was the wife of Harry F. Fiock; Mortuary. Interment Mt. Olivet. All Souls' Altar Unit to Meet July 19 and Fish Department. BIcyela ■ipalnB the sister of Joe Davey and Philip MRS. AMELIA VOLZ Davey, both of Rosedale, Ind. A Re­ Mrs. Amelia Volz, 75, of 46 S. Lin­ quiem High Mass was offered Wed­ coln Street, died July 8 in her home Englewood.— (All Souls’ Par­ one interested may try a' hand ported distribution of vanilla to Life Is Too Short The hrmt listed here deserve to LOCKSMITH nesday, July 13, In St. Patrick’s of a heart attack. She had been be remembered when you ere dls* Glodt Bicycle & Novelty Shop Church. Olinger Mortuary. ill of diabetes for the past 15 ish) — There wili be a special at naming the bazaar. the circles. Members have re­ To Bo Withoat An tributinf your petronege to the 2S3 Broadwar 8P. 7.S438 ELIZABETH BELCHER, 68. of 4675 years. meeting of the Altar Society The historian of the Altar So­ ceived 50 bottles of different different lines of business. Humboldt Street. She was the mother Born in Harpei, la.. April 11, 1880t Council Tuesday, July 19, at 8 ciety, Miss Mary Morales, has flavors, angel food, cocoanut, of Elsie Parkes. Raymond, Ralph T.. she moved to Elkhart, la., after her EZE MOP & Richard,' and Glorine Belcher, all of marriage. There she and her hus­ p.m. in the basement of the rec­ requested anyone having photo­ and lemon, which will be of­ Denver: the grandmother of Chrys band farmed for 44 years. In 1943 CONE WRINGER Matlock, Lynda Jill, and Mark Allen tory. Plans will»be made for graphs of the building progress fered at 50 cents a bottle. Any­ the couple moved to Denver, where Hindf Nerer Tooch W ittr Belcher: the great-grandmother of Mr. Volz was employed by Service booths and entertainment for the of the church and any news one interested in purchasing m ONLY COAST TO COAST CARRIIR! Jayme Lyn and Michael Wesley Mat- Auto Glass. coming bazaar. items of the parish to contact her these flavors may do so by con­ Get Yonri Now lock. The > Rosary is being recited On Oct. 3, 1954, they had cele There will be a contest held at SU. 9-9061, as these items are tacting Mrs. Eleanor Harring, 14.3* plot Ux in OHnger’s Mortuary Thursday, July brated their 55tb wedding anniver­ THE 14, at 8 p.m. A Requiem High Mass sary. in connection with naming the needed for the completion of the SU. 9-9165, chairman of the FREE CITY DELIVERY will be offered Friday, July 15, at Besides her husband, George B. bazaar. The general theme will history book. committee. Moll order! filled, in- ‘^Pioneer* 9 a.m. in Our Lady of Grace Church. Volz, she is survived by seven daugh­ pertain to a country fair. Any­ The vanilla committee has re- clnde 35c for pocking TIBURCIO LOPEZ, 67, of 3445 Li- ters, Mrs. Esther Hudson and Mrs. Volunteers are needed to end postoge. of pan Street. He waa the husband of Naomi Craner of Denver, Mrs. Veo- serve on the telephone commit­ Francisea Lopez: the father of £4^ lette Dunn and Mrs. Myrtle Ferman Festival at Littleton tee. Anyone interested may con­ AC. 3-3Q3I) transcontinental ward, Ernest, Jimmie, Demetrio. Car­ of Wichita, Kans., Mrs. Milllcent D<^d EZE MOP CO, mel, Angel, and Vincent Lopez, and of of Palendale, Calif., Mrs. Phyllis tact Mrs. Loyce McGlo'ne, chair­ freight Julia Martinez: the brother of Martina Colby of Lancaster) Calif., and Mrs. man of the telephone committee, 1227 E. 17th At*. hAKOLE WILES transportation Martinez, Joe. and Anastasia Lopez. He Elizabeth Bardie of Des Moines, Isu St. Mary's Parish 3-Day Dcnrer I, Colo. 7HE HE MtP is also survived by 13 grandchildren. Requiem High Mass was celebrated SU. 1-1640. . Requiem High Mass was offered ^ tu r - Tuesday, July 12, in St. Francis de Anyone interested in serving day, July 9. in Our Lady of Guadalupe Sales’ Church. Interment ML Olivet. DENYER-CHICAGO TRUCKING CO., INC Church. Trevino Mortuary. Inter­ Olinger Mortuary. as publicity chairman for the ment Mt. Olivet. MRS. ANNA M. DAHLBERG Event Guarantees Fun Altar Society is asked to call 2501 Blake Denver KE. 4-7261 MARIA MELQUIADES GONZALES, Mrs. Anna M. Dahlberg, a resident Mrs. Mary Bowles, president, 76. of 1220 S. Kalamath Street. She of Denver for more than 30 years was the mother of Espiridion, Loreto, died Tuesday. July 12, after a long Littleton.— (St. Mary’s Parish)—Booths for the SU. 1-3400. and Gene Gonzales, and of Mrs. Moises illness. She was 89.* A request for old gold is now Esquibcl. She is also survived by 13 Mrs. Dahlberg was born June 24 annual summer festival, which will be held on Friday, •grandchildren and three great-grand­ 1866. in Muscatine, la. In 1885 she Saturday, and Sunday evenings, July 22, 23, and 24, will being made to the parishioners. " 4 % children. The Rosary will be recited in moved to Lcadville and was married Contributions may be brought to the Trevino Memorial Chapel at 8 p.m. there in 1892 to Nicholas H. Dahl­ be assembled on Sunday, July 17. Work will begin at noon Friday, July 15. Requiem Mass will berg. After moving to Telluride, the church Sunday, July 17. The Put your dollars to be offered at 9 a.m. Saturday. July couple came to Denver in 1921. under the direction of John Cernich. This will be a big gold will be used in* replating 16. in St. Cajetan’s Church. Interment Mrs. Dahlberg was a member of the job, and as many men of the sacred vessels used on the altar. work where they will Mt. Olivet. Cathedral Parish and belonged to the parish as can possibly do so are ALBINA SISNEROS. 62, of 1005 Cathedral Altar and Rosary Society and Miss Mary Morales is in charge I work the hardest. . . Mariposa Street. Requiem Mass was the Holy Ghost Altar and Rosary So­ asked to lend their efforts. Booth of this project. offered Friday, July 8. in St, Cajetan’s ciety. She lived at 1739 Clarkson captains are reminded that ma­ earning a high rate of Church. Trevino Mortuary. Inter­ Street. terials will be furnished for the Whealridge PIA SL Cabrini’s and Mystical Rose ment Mt. Olivet. Besides her husband she (s survived Circles have combined. tem­ DORATEO VASQUEZ. 67, of 2637 by a son, Fred of Denver: two daugh­ booths only and if any special porarily. 4% interest. Stout Street. She was the cousin of ters, Mrs. George O. McKissick of decorations or styles are needed Mrs. Amado Mendoza. Requiem Mass Las Vegas, N. Mex., and Mrs. Loretta for a particular booth. The,cap­ Mrs. Sam Keller was' intro­ cpM twph. I is being offered Thursday, July lA, at M. League of Colorado Springs: three Elects Officers duced to the St. Agnes Circle as 9:15 a.m. in the ^ c red Heart sisters. Mrs. Catherine Collins of lo s tains are either to call Mr. Cer- •rtr aSOjOOOM | Church. Trevino Mortuary. Inter­ a new member. Mrs. Alex Pab- ment Mt. Olivet. Angeles, and Miss Nell Kelley and nfch at PY. 4-0223 or see him on Miss Cecilia Kelley, both of Redding, Sunday, July 17, regarding valko was a special guest. Mrs. . PETER WEAVER, 76. of 649 S Calif.: and three grandchildren and Matt Delvin was awarded the REPUBLIC! Grant Street. He was the husband of two great-grandchildren. these special heeds. Af Initial Meet Mary K. Weaver: the father of Vir­ A Requiem Mass is being offered braided rug donated by one of ginia K. Bruno, Amelia (Peggy) Ddr- Among the attractions at the the members of the circle. LO A N CO. • sey. Pauline Fruh, Rudolph (Buck) for Mrs. dahlberg at 9 a.m. Thursday, summer festival are the follow­ Wheatridge.— (Sts. Peter and Weaver, Philip J. and Bernard J. July 14. in the Cathedral. Interment Paul’s) — At the organizational Mrs. Betty Neville was 1635 Gl.narm • DaniLr, Colo. ■ Weaver, all of Denver. He is also will be in ML Olivet Cemetery. ing booths: Hardware, fish pond, awarded the picnic set that St. dolls, cakes, hope chest, fancy- meeting for the Parent-Teachers’ Cuobliilied im survived by 10 grandchildr«n and five Association held July 7, the f.ol Veronica’s Circle gave away. • e e t h o Crane HOMEMAKER Sink Flanagan Held Over work, and ham and bacon. In addition to the/ grand prize of lowing officers were elected: Specialising in Quality Plumbing and Healing Repairs JERRY BREEN $1,000 worth of furniture of the Mrs, George Bugg, president; Happy crowds of dancers roy­ winner’s choice, and the second Mrs. LojiiS Meden, vice presi­ Florist ally entertained by Ralph Flana­ prize of one-half of a beef with dent; Mrs. Don Ruterbories, re­ SLATTERY & COMPANY gan, nation’s number one band, free locker storage for a year, cording secretary; Mrs. John Za Plumbing and Heating Contractors 1004 15th St. will enjoy a second week of the the Mr. and Mrs. Club is spon­ remba, corresponding secretary; popular orchestra’s music and soring an 18-inch power mower Mrs. Bob Mornin, , treasurer; JOHN J. CONNOR, Preaident ROBERT F. CONNOR, Vica Pruldenl MAin 3-2279 dancing at Lakeside Park, Den­ Mrs. Bob Carroll, historian; and 1726 Market Street Phone MAin 3-7127 or 3-7128 valued at $125, and Mrs. Frank ver. 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Sacristy workers for July 16 for anyone on a budget A foremost attraction at the will be Marge Rogers, Lou Mc­ summer festival will be the tra­ Grath, and Susan Petitclerc. ditional roast.beef dinner which * Gives you SIX times the buying power of your will be prepared and served un­ der the auspices of SL Mary’s Story Contest agreed monthly payments Altar and Rosary Society. The publishers of Colorado * Offers all the benefits of a regular charge ae« Mmes. Simon Baudendistel, Em­ Wonderland magazine announce ma J. Cecchin, and T. J. Hrd- in- their August issue a big count . . . yet . . . licka will again serve on the $2,500 short story contest that dinner committee, and Mrs. * Gives you the added convenience of d-i-v-i-d-e-d Edward Wehrly will be in is open to all writers. charge of the steam table. Miss Besides five cash prizes, there payments Gloria Cecchin will again be in will be awarded approximately charge of the dining room. 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The white cabinet has black and gold trim and a chrome frame. Thursday, July 14, 1955 Office, 938 Bannock Sfreef THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4-4205 PAGE THIRTEEN Waugh--On the War IM REGISTORIALS acts for Catkolies E Great Writers and the Faith B t M. I. MURRAY CopTrisht. ItU . N.C.W.O, SarriM ;; It A nswers Need for Silence By R ev. J o h n B. E bel ing your ebaraaas pure abstractions. . . , They 1 .. IT WOULD BE INTERESTING [modern novelists] try to represent the whole to speculate whether so many of England's human mind-end soul and yet omn its determin­ A Week in a Trappist Monastery leading writers are leading writers because they ing charaaa—that of being God’s aeature TiJOMAS PQUNDE are converts to the Catholic Church, or whether with a defined purpose. By Paul H. Hallett Observance that all their mon­ stillness takes possession of the . / MARTYR. , they were led to investigate and enter the "And so in my futufe books there will be A TRAPPIST MONASTERY asteries must be located near monastery. The guests are pot became a Jesuit b ro t^ Church by the same qualities of mind that make two'things to make them unpopular: A preoc­ is one of the last places in the to nature, and one sotaC T im e s . them great writers. cupation with style and the attempt to repre­ world where, without sacrifice stands the reason for this con­ in with the spirit of the place. The question was called to mind by Evelyn sent man more fully, which to me means only of comfort, one can escape all stitution. No sound of man or machine HE WROTE TO ROME FDR- the poth and bother of modem There is nothing so condu­ is heard. Only the deep bass ADMISSION TO THE SOCIETY, Waugh’s latest novel, which is gathering rave one thing, man in his relation to CJod.” living. I found this out in two cive to meditation as groves of of' the cricket (changing to a GfMNTrO IN IS7S. notices from the aides. 'The book. Officers and ADD TO WAUGH SUCH NOVELIS'TS successive vacations spent in trees, with which New Melleray higher pitch as night pro­ Gentlemen (Little, Brown, New York), is de- as Graham Greene and Bruce Marshall; Christ- is well surrounded. Aristotle the Monastery of New Mel- gresses) saWs across the air. saibed by Charles Poore in the New York Times topher Dawson, unmatched in the field of his­ leray. and Plato, who founded the Later are heard the lowing of New Melleray is situated in predecessors of the first uni­ the cattle, the hee-hawing of BERNARD HAII^ as "a diabolically bland satire on the infinitely tory and the philosophy of history; Mon^ignor an ideal spot for the tired va­ versities, instructed their pupils the monastery mule, and occa­ varied manifestations of the martial spirit, and Ronald Knox and Arnold Lunn, and, of course, cationer. It is 14 miles from underneath bowers not unlike sionally the squealing of a pig. one of the outstanding novels of the year.” such luminaries of the past as Cardinal John Dubuque, an old Iowa town, those of the Iowa monastery. After 10, these are stilled and i«• the situated off the main lines of In fact, a synonym for Aris- only the crickets cohtinue their first person There are hilarious episodes, and bitter satire. Henry Newman and Gilbert K. Chesterton. Tn both bus and train travel. Not totelianism is Peripateticism, chirp. The first man-made to put the Through, it all, says the reviewer, Waugh ex­ the light of this galaxy of English convert-au­ many public buildings in Du­ from Greek peripatein, mean­ sound is the silver tone of the ercises "his capacity^ to make the English lan­ thors, may we repeat our question: Are they- INDIAN buque seem to have been erect­ ing to stroll, to walk around chapel bell at 2 a.m., calling guage do just what he wants it to do.” brilliant writers because they are converts, or ed within this century. In (under the trees). When look­ the monks to prayer for the be­ NAVAHO sharp contrast with what is ing out the window at a white- ginning of another day. LANGUAGE WAUGH BECAME A CATHOLIC are they converts because of their brilliant true in Chicago, but two hours’ robed figure walking under­ NO TELEVISION, no radio, on paper. in 1930, at the age of 27, and so most of his powers of intellect? train ride away, its people are neath the trees in the monas­ no newspapers appear in the- writing has been done as a Catholic. His book ' The truth, we believe, would lie in the com­ unhurried, unw orried, and tery enclosure, I had no diffi­ monastery. Still, the monks are Edmund Campion, about the Jesuit martyr of the bination of the two. ’Dieir new faith gives friendly. culty in imagining the old Gre­ not ignorant of what is hap­ Elizabethan age, is dedicat^ to Father Mar­ depth, meaning, and purpose to their writing; FROM THE HIGHWAY, cian Groves of Academe pening in the world outside. New Melleray is three miles (whence our word academy). Brother Joachim, the guest SW15$ CATHOLICS tin D’Arcy, S.J., the priest who received Waugh their searching and brilliant qualities of mind distant. Its lordly Irish stone ANIMAL A N D INSECT master, knew about the Davy sb ill reieuh into the Church and who has had a tremendous brought them to investigate the teachings of the buildings, situated on a * high SOUNDS are conducive to rest. Crockett craze, and he remark­ ihe biile conferreei influence on hiis writing. It is, to my mind, one Church and to discern there the truth. knoll, make an imposing ap­ Far from interfering with the ed with pride that Crockett of the best biographies of a saint, or saintly pearance in the heart of the silence of a Trappist monas­ was an Irishman and his father btjPOPFJUUU$E 6 0 0 0 VOLUMES OF NO MENTION WAS MADE OF person, in the English language. Waugh’s faith in the Time magazine review rolling cornfields. It is the rule tery, they accentuate it Soon came from Ireland. "^EFENDERSof CHURCH Hl^TORy WERE of the Cistercians of the Strict after Compline is said, at 6:30, Guides the world over must PRODUCED UNDER THE PERSONAL When Waugh introduced God’s influence which called his Men at Arms and Officers and have their little jokes. I have •mE LIBERTV o f SUPERVISION OF BISHOP OIUOEN into the plot of his Brideshead Revisited, he was- Gentlemen "the best English fictional account no doubt that the Egyptian TME CHURCH'. K IN THE THIRD cen tu ry . taken to task by some dritics. He replied: "I of World War II.” But we would venture to The Denver Catholic Register priests who showed Herodotus believe that you can leave God out only by mak­ say that it plays more than a little parr. President______Most Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D.- of the fifth century B. C. Editor.... .R t Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., Jour.D., Litt.D., LL.D. around the Pyramid of Cheops Pope Advises a Press Under Fire To the Cradle of Catholicity Managing Director__ Monsignor John B. Cavanagh, M.A., Ph.D. regaled him with quips about Executive Editor...... Rev. John B. Ebel, M.A., LittD. the mummy enclosed therein. Associate Editors—Rev. Robert Kekeisen, M.A., LittD.; Rev. Brother Joachim, too, has an is This the'Era of Pius XII'? Life's Dream Coming True Daniel Flaherty, M.A.; Linus Riordan, Ph.D.; Paul Hallett, old standby, which never changes from year to year, By R ay H utchinson fices his workmen and their PIUS XII is one of these LittD .; Jack Heher, B.A., LittD.; Frank Morriss, B.S., LL.B., although he tells it with as By R ev. R obert E. K ek eisen Assisi and the genuine St. LittM .; Ray Hutchinson, M.A.; Art Editor, Leo Canavan, M.F.A. THE PRESS today is under careers for the sake of profit. truly significant figures. The much zest as if it were new fire. “Can we believe what we If such characters are pre­ mid-20th century may well be A TRIP TO ROME and •Vincent de Paul. Entered as second class matter at the postoffice at Denver, Colo. in the telling. As he conducts read in the newspapers?” some sented as enviable, then the styled the “Era of Pius XII” other historico-religious places When the young hoy read? Thii Paper Printed Entirelr or Union Labor visitors through the enclosure, critics ask. “Are journalists journalist has warped, the pre­ by future historians. What are in Europe is something of in his elementary Church Hisi. his cue comes when we reach accurately and honestly re­ cious truth it is his sacred some of this Pope’s ebntribu- which most persons, includ­ tory of Alaric the Goth and the Published Weekly by the monastery cemetery, where porting the news?” duty to convey. tions to mankind? ing this writer, have often implacable Pope, he does no^ lie the graves of the pioneer Pius XII told a group of dreamed but which they little doubt the truth of the storie.s, THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY, (Inc.) monks: “Now I want to tell ■THE WRITER must try to The number and value of-his expected to achieve. It is like but they still seem a trifle un­ French journalists at a press show the truth as clearly and addresses and encyclicals is a flashing trout in a clear' 938 Bannock Street, 1 you a little story they tell about convention in Rome of the real. Later, when his studies those pioneers,” he begins, objectively as possible. “You enough to make his reign a mountain stream—enticing to Telephone, KEystone 4-4205 P.O. Box 1620 great responsibility the news­ will not be surprised,” the become more serious, and he ' “When they came to this place milestone in the history of the behold but most difficult to can see substantiation of mar­ paperman has to his readers Pope said, “to hear us once Church. (A forthcoming index snare. For both, just when in 1849, the monks saw a because of his ability to sway velous men and deeds in cold Subscription: party of Indians. They ran again praise the cult of truth of these addresses—not the they seem conceivably to be the reader in decisive issues. and the care to report the facts recorded fact, the reality of 51.50 per year in Archdiocese of Denver. away. At the same time the texts themselves—will be more within reach, flit away and ap­ the events is strengthened. “Why do people so often exactly, without yielding to the than 600 pages in length!) |2.00 per year Outside Archdiocese of Denver. Indians saw the monks; they pear lost forever. BUT WHEN ONE visits the ran away. That was the first forget the value of a hidden temptation to exaggerate their No Pope was ever more By some great, and unde­ Canada, $2.75 a year per subscription. faithfulness to daily duty, of importance.” '■ home of Francis and Margaret double retreat at New Melle­ aware than Pius XII of the served, favor of God, this Mary Alacoque and Gregory Foreign countries, including Philippines, $3.50 a year. ray.” a scrupulous respect for hon­ As the leading proponent of need for tailoring the Church’s writer is about to enjoy the the "cult of truth,” the Holy the Great, there must be, this TWICE A YEAR relatives esty and the reputation of practice to the demands of the improbable. As spiritual direc­ others, of a constant devotion Father is one of the greatest tor of a pilgrimage sponsored writer is sure, a glorious Thursday, July 14, 1955 of the monks can visit their times; yet no Pope ever.ham­ blending of the facts of history •42 to the service of an ideal of figures in recent centuries. It mered home more strikingly by the Register, he will soon kin, who are then allowed out is personalities, great men of and the glamour of romance. of enclosure. On any summer justice and charity?” the Holy and more consistently the un­ set sail for the land of dreams. Father asked. vision and forcefulness, who ROME, PARTICULARLY, is The child gazed in awe at the day you can see a brown or changeableness of the Church’s early martyrs through the type OFFlClALt ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER ONE REASON (and a cru­ perhaps shape events and put doctrines. a land of dreams, for it was white-clad, shaven-polled into order ' the topsy-turvy in his book; the man will see The Denver Catholic -Regrister merits our cordial approval. young man (there are few old­ cial one), the Pope suggested, there that. St. Peter func­ is the baneful influence of cluster of facts and incidents The measures the Holy Fa­ tioned as the Rock on which the spot where Sebastian and We confirm it as the official publication of the archdiocese. sters in New Melleray) on a ther took to make Mass and Agnes were mangled for the . Whatever appears in its columns over the signature of the Or­ bench in the park or in an those journalists who distort that make our times. Christ founded the Living and minimize the true, the Communion more available to Church. There the Chief entertainment of the crowds. dinary or those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared automobile talking with mem­ The Austrian statesman souls (by taking .down artifi­ One of the highlights of any official. bers of his family. I heard one worth-while values of life,; who Clemens Metternich, for ex­ Apostle set up the headquar­ falsely convince their readers cial harriers erected between tour abroad, it seems agreed, We hope The Register will be read in every home of the of them remark, as he started ample, made so profound a them and the faithful) are ters of the Mystical Body of is a pilgrimage to Lourdes,' archdiocese. to leave: “I have to be in bed that immoral and dishonest and mark on European history in Christ on earth. There he unjust filements of society are perhaps among his most valu­ where the Mother of God We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste at 7 o'clock.” Then he added the first half of the last cen­ able works. wiped away three denials of .brought Christ’s power to heal really worth while. tury that historians ever since his Master with his blood, and In the children of the archdiocese for the reading of The archly: “Not that I have any IT IS IMPOSSIBLE for a the souls and bodies of men. Register. # choice in the matter.” Bnt one Here are some men to be have dubbed that period the carved a throne.for all the More than 10,000 persons pitied and helped to see their “Era of Metternich.” Others, writer (any writer) to ap­ Vicars who would succeed in . • URBAN J. VEHR, imagines that, if he had the proach his subject with com­ march in nightly processions Jan. 29, 1942 Archbishop of Denver choice, the hour of retirement mistakes: The wealthy (or too, have had such an impact behalf of Christ, bearing lighted candles, it is on history that their names plete objectivity and utter lack Childhood in a Catholic would be no different. plebeian) playboy, often de­ of bias, eliminating every ele­ reported, to beseech the Queen The increasing numbers of picted as enviable: the-crooked characterize their times: Na­ home and Catholic school ment of “self” from his ma­ builds up a friendship between of Heaven to grant succor to FORTY HOURS' DEVOTION those who go to New Melleray labor leader whose principles poleon, Bismarck, Louis XIV, their needs. And it started and the great Pope Leo XIII, terial. The Pope himself ad­ a’ boy and St. Peter, and St. o r. other Trappist centers are are force and an utter disre­ mitted this fact in his talk to with a little peasant pirl, now Archdiocese ol Denver indicative of a growing need in gard of the good of the com­ whose shadow has fallen on all Paul, and St. Louis of France, the French journalists. But he and the Cure of Ars, and the with her Queen in heaven. American society for sanctified munity and nation; the unscru­ social legislation since his added that the expression of a •THE ONLY BLIGHT on the WEEK OF JULY 17, SEVENTH SUNDAY silence. pulous employer who sacri­ time. Little Flower, and with all AFTER PENTECOST writer’s character in his story God’s galaxy of heroes. The enjoyment of so great a spirit­ Glenwood Springs, St. Stephen’s Church is' not only not harmful but sisters draw fropi their own ual, as well as recreational, gives the story its sensibility spirituality *to implant a little experience is that one cannot Manitou, Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church (Thirteen and the richness of the au­ Hours’) in their charges at school. The take all his relatives and thor’s spirit. But the truth result is a wonderful pride of friends along. It would be Be SURE T o ...... must not be warped or twisted heritage—a heritage that'In­ most satisfying to kneel with in the process. cludes all the magnificent men one’s father and mother, with 'ItiELiflill Piux XII’s years in the Pa­ and women who ever lived. one’s co-workers, at all the fiaduoamL JU pacy give us one of the best THE PUPIL in the Catholic sacred shrines, to plead in examples of this precious abil­ school is happy that he is a unison for the graces that are KFEL-TV KFSC, Denver ity to recognize the truly part of so noble a company; the safety of the soul. AHEND THE worth-while values and to elim­ proud that his soul bears the One can at least remember Channel 2 SACRED HEART PROGRAM inate the rubbish of conven­ same Christian soldiership of all_ his loved ones when he —Monday through Friday, tion and sham which at times Joan of Arc and St.-Lawrence; visits those places touched by has concealed the truths he THE CHRISTOPHERS—Dra­ 8:45 a.m.; Saturday, 7 grateful to have as models in God and made sacrosanct by cherishes so highly. charity the Little Poor Man of His saints. This is a promise. matic program of Rev. a.m.; Sunday, 7:15 a.m. 32nd ANNUAL BAZAAR James Keller, M.M., with THE CHRISTOPHERS—Sun- Heresy No Longer Chief Danger Hollywood stars—Wednes­ day, 7 a.m. day, 6:30-7 p.m. July 20, KIMN, Denver Sponsored By LalesI Threal lo Church ' “Win by Losing.” SACRED HEART PROGRAM KOA, Denver —Sunday, 7 a.m. B y Rev. Dan iel J. F laherty type of false reasoning at all, Eutychianism, and- a number AVE MARIA HOUR—Sun­ IF WE REVIEW HISTORY as is heresy, but rather the of others followed one upon THE DOMINICAN SISTERS OF THE SICK POOR we will find that the greatest CATHOLIC HOUR—Sunday. days, 7:30 a.m. • lack of any type of reasoning. the other as links in a chain. 12 noon to 12:30. danger that threatened the IN AN AGE PAST the fight Passing over the great FAMILY THEATER program Church in years past was the ASK AND LEARN—Sunday, by the Church for her very schism that rent East from ■ of Father Patrick Peyton, fostering and spread of life was keyed against an end­ West, and the many smaller 5:30 p.m. heresy. Each age produced its C.S.C. — S aturday, 5:30 less array of doctrinal errors. heresies that sprang up in the JULY 14-15-16-17 own false teaching and there Middle A^es, without having. - KBOL, Boulder p.m. In the fourth century, Arian- appears to be no break in this ism, or the denial of the Di­ a deep impression on the SACRED HEART PROGRAM KFKA, Greeley tradition from the time of St. vinity of Christ, was the Church, we arrive at the sects Peter to St. Pius X. • —Monday through Satur­ AVE MARIA HOUR—Sun- enemy. which date from Luther and On Loyola Church Grounds In recalling this it is inter­ Soon j^ter the defeat of go by the collective title of day, 6:45 a.m. day, 12:30 p.m. esting to note how things have Arianism, Pelagianism, or de­ Protestantism. These latter (Drop a potlcard to these stations, telling them changed. Today it seems that nial of jhe need of grace for still exist, it is true, but cer- ' you appreciate these programs.) E. 23rd AVE. & YORK heresy is not the most serious salvation, came upon the tainly not with the destructive L threat to the Church. Strangely scene. Not having strong force they once contained. enough, the threat today backing, however, it quickly TODAY, PROTESTANT, comes under the form of in- was removed from the Church. dogma is a matter of minor ’ differentism, which is not a In quick order Nestorianism, significance to Catholics in ■Qrand Award- the modern crisis of religion.- Worker Under Red Sickle Where once the teachings of Hear COUPE DE VILLE Christ as preserved by the Church were attacked from all 1955 CADILLAC DELUXE sides, today they are given CounI Our Blessings very little thought by those ASK and LEARN outside the fold. Dogmas are By J ack H eher carrying out all. provisions no longer assailed with feroc­ DISCIPLES of Soviet Com­ contained ‘ in contracts (dic­ ity. They are accepted or re­ KOA STARTS TONIGHT munism maintain, in theory,, tated by the State), and for jected by non-Catholics with that some day the State will the realization of production a non-caring attitude. The wither away and will be re­ quotas. new threat of indifferentism placed by a collective Nitvana, ONE OF THE NEW TASKS is the one prevalent in our 5:30 GAMES— BOOTHS— Rl DES a community of citizen-saints of the unions is to educate day, an apparently harmless ^ho share everything with their members in the spirit of enemy but one that offers a EVERY SVmAY AFTERmON each other withdut benefit of Socialist patriotism, and espe­ . much more substantial chal­ supervision. cially in- “devotion and loyalty lenge than heresy. COME AJVD BRING A FRIEND to the Soviet Union.” Questions on religion submitted by the radio In the interim, while wait­ The role of heresy in his­ ing for this millennium, Rus- Conditions of work, which tory may have been evil in audience answered on the archdiocesan broad­ rian Communists are culti­ in the U. S. are the matter of general, but at least religion cast. THIS SPACE THROUGH THE COURTESY OF vating the State diligently, union negotiation and con­ was being thought of. On the » Booklet on Catholic Church available free of tract, are in Red countries other hand, much good came ■fertilizing and watering assid­ drawn up by the State. A coat to all inquirers. uously, perhaps with the from these battles. The end­ notion that when the withering Communist worker cannot less controve^es vrith her­ WRITE TO time arrives, there ,will be leave his job without authori­ etics were indirectly the cause ASK AND LEARN, Station KOA something worth-while tp cut zation. He faces fine or im­ of most important doctrinal Denver 2, Colorado down. prisonment if he is late or developments and definitions Bank by Mail absent from work. Every THE REDS’ LATEST bit formulated in councils. worker carries Yvith him a rec­ THUS THE ARIAN and the “ American’* Wctyl of cultivation involves trade ord book, containing his name unions, a freeman’s institution Macedonian heresies drew out and other personal informa­ a clearer concept of the Trin­ MAin 3-5314 which they have perverted tion, and listing the manage­ completely to serve the State. ity; the Nestorian errors led ment’s comments on his work. to definite dogmas on the na­ New trade union regulations THE COMMUNISTS have so ture and person of Christ. ■ Ot>EN Till 4 r.M. MONDAYS in Communist countries are twisted the purpose of trade And' so do-wn to Modernism, F. J. KIRCHHOF more stringent than they ever unions as to make the organi­ which has called forth a sol­ were. Strikes, of course, have zations .;ompletely unrecogniz­ emn assertion of the work of. always been outlawed, and the able as unions in the eyes of the supernatural in history. Construction Co. \ ■ ------idea that the union is a bar­ a U. S. worker. In the Conl- All had. the effect of good to gaining authority for the munist nations the. union is a some extent But little good workers was never held. whip on the backs of the l a i r ­ has come out of indifferent­ T h e A m ERICAN NAnOMLBANK But 1 i s t e n to the latest ing class, the very class to ism, even indirectly. BUILDERS Communist description of a whose betterment the Red reli­ of Denver • 17th and Lawrence union’s purpose: Unions in gion is supposedly dedicated. The language of excitement Communist countries exist to And holding the whip is the Vfe Appreciate Your Patronage MEMBER: FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION is at best but picturesque. You provide for the development State, that “necessary evil” must be calm before you can of Socialist competition (riv­ that someday, someday, will utter oracles.—Henry Thoreau 700 Lawrence St. Denver, Colo, alry in output figures), for wither away, they say. (1817-1862). PAGE FOURTEEN Office, 938 Bonnock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGllSTER Telephone, KEystone 4-4205 Thursday, July' 14, 1955 T St. Anne Shrine Rites Guardioil Angels' Mt. Carmel Bride Q nJb Pastor of St. Philomena's n o r t h DENVER NEWS Altar Workers 7 b iw < £ ifiL Solemn Triduum Speaker (Guardian Angels’ Parish, BiptUmal Ktwi Denver) Altar workers for this month Arvada.— (Shrine of St. Anne)—The Rt. Rev. Mon­ are Josephine Callaway, Lee Holj Family Paritb, DeuTar signor William Higgins, pastor of St. Philomena’s Parish, Crest, Pauline Tafelski, and DUn« Elaine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander RisoH. Fud Corbett Denver, will be the speaker at the solemn triduum in Dolly Tamaska. and Anna Stone, aponsors. ' honor o^ St. Anne which precedes .her feast day July 26. Lucille Shayler is home and Sandra Sne, daughter of Mr. and doing well after surgery in S t Mri. Kenneth Secord. Carl and Geneva The opening of the triduum will be held at 4 o’clock Santomo, eponeora. * Sunday afternoon, July 24, at' Joseph's ^ospital. Barbara Cberyi, daughter of Mr. and the Shrine of S t Anne. after all the Masses on Sunday. Edna Caporiccio underwent Mrs. William Lmeh. Mr. and Mrft. Jo* emergency surgery in St An­ aeph F. Pughea, Sr., aponaora. Services will be held on Mon­ The returns on the Necchi William Rodgers, aon of Mr. and day, July 25 and Tuesday, July sewing machine which is the thony’s Hospital last week. Mrs. William Lyneh. Mr. and Mra. Jo- 26, at 7 :45 p.m. There will be major award in the women’s dt- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Saava- aeph F. Pughea, Sr., aponaora. Rosary, novena prayers, sermon, vision can be made at the apron dra announce the birth of their Linda Marie, daughter of Mr. and and Benediction. Veneration of booth during the festival days Mrs. Clyde DeBelL George Somma and child, a girl. Genevieve DeBell, aponaora. where irw ill be oh display. Ad­ Peggy Lindenmeyer of this Joan Theresa, daughter of Mr. and ditional. information may be oh parish was visited by her sister, Mra. John Floyd. Ralph and Edith tained at any time from the rec­ Sister Mary Madelita, of Sacred Archer, aponaora. tory or Mrs. Irene Huck at Heart Convent in Rock Island, Dolly Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs HA. 4-2425. Theodore Kempel. Sam Fera and Marion 111. Piccoli, aponaora. Aprons made and donated by Mrs. Gierman and Dolly Ta­ Ralph Louis, aon of Mr. and Mra. the'women of the parish for the maska are thanked for the flow­ Louis Pacifico. James and Rosa Marie apron booth may be left at the A recent bride is Marie La Bate, sponsors. ers they donated last week. Any­ Carbone, daughter of Mr. Theresa Ann. daughter of Mr. and rectory or with the chairman, one having flowers she wishes to Mrs. Edgar Ruby. Raymond and Ruth Mrs. Margaret 'Weskamp. donate is asked to call G£. and Mrs. Dan Carbone of 4275- Martin, sponsors. Mr. and Mri. John Bivant, 3-2;374, Hooker Street, Denver, who was Joan Marie, daughter of Mr. and married to Louis Bernard in Our Mrs. John Tbielen. Robert and Teresa the roait beef dinner chair­ Schmiedeler, sponsors. men, announce that a full- Lady of Mt. Carmel Church June Diane Catherine, daughter of Mr. and courie roait beef dinner will 19. Mr. Bernard is the son of Mrs. Arnold Miller. Frank and Delores be lerved in the parish hall No. Denver Club Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bernard- of . SvigeU sponsors. on Sunday, July 24, from 3850 Brighton Boulevard. The- John Frederick, son of Mr. and Mrs. double-ring ceremony was wit-> Leonard Abate. Raymond and Dor­ 1 to 7 p.m. Dinner ticket, ar« othy Runco, aponsors. $1 for adults and SO cents for Holds Breakfast nessed by Father Thomas Lo- Michael John, aon of Mr. and Mrs. children under 12. Cascio, O.S.M; Louis Petro. Anthony and Rose Piet* The St. Bernadette Study Club Women are needed to help The bride, given in marriage rafeso, sponsors. held the annual come-as-you-are by her father, had as her maid Roy Francis, son of Mr. and Mrs. with the dinner and anyone who breakfast July 7 at the home of of honor Frances Schiola of Robert Zech. William and Geraldine is able to work either in the Clara Roneaglia in her patio. A Schulta, sponsors. kitchen or dining room is asked Some of the items that 23, and 24 are sho-wn above. TJie women are, Denver. Bridesmaids were Mary Bradley Edward, aon of Mr. and Mrs. ‘aneywork Booth buffet breakfast was served by Ann Pitralia and Louise Carbone Edward M. Fryar. Edward and Theresa to contact Mrs. Bivans at HA. will be featured at the from left, Frances Hang, Christine Rohder, and the president, Mary Amato, for faneywork booth of the summer carnival of St. of Denver and Donna Real of lannicito,. sponsors. 4-5668 and leave her name. lone Shire, chairman, of the booth. the members. Arvada. Andrew Figolino was Michaels Marie, daughter of Mr. and There will be games of all Mary Magdalen’s Parish, Denver, on July 22, Mrs. Francis J. McKeman. Bennett and Mon.ignor Higgin, kinds for young and old all three Mary Rotola won first prize, best man and Angelo Pastore, Helen Valentine, sponsors. + -{- + T + + an^ Marie Ditirro won boobie Vincent Carbone, and Mark Ross, Richard Edward, son of Mr. and Mrs. the relic of S t Anne will be held days of the bazaar. General prize. Others who attended were all of Denver, were ushers. A re­ James Bender. Edward and Violet Ben­ chairman of the Town and der. sponsors. after the services. Solemn Bene­ Gwen Buscitta, Amy Buscitta, ception was held at VF'W Post diction will be held each of the Country Fair is Joe Murray and 6616. John Anthony, *son of Mr. and Mrs. he is assisted by Ed Rodewald St. Mary Magdalene Parishioners Make Pauline Malpride, Carmie Scardo, John A. Delmonlco. Anthony Delmon- three days. S t Anne’s oil will and Margaret Marino. - After a wedding trip^ to the and Mrs. Irene Huck. ico and Violet Aciemo, sponsors. be obtainable after the triduum A smorgasbord was planned Broadmoor in Colorado Springs Catherine Anne, daughter of Mr. and services each day. Request Garden Flowers and to California, the couple are Mrs. Francis Oliveto. Joseph and Anna for July 17 at the home of Mar Spano, aponsors. Ford Country Sedan A request for garden flowers Final Plans for Carnival July 22-24 garet Marino. making their home in Denver. James Gilbert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Much enthusiasm is being during the summer months for (Jafay Photographers) Edward J. Torres, Jr. James Montes (St. Mary Magdalene'i Parish, and Eloite Letesma, sponsors. shown with the display of the the altars is being made by the many beautiful things for the said after the 7 o’clock Ma.ss each W hittaker James David, son of Mr. and Mrs. red and white 1955 Ford V-8 altar ihairman, Mrs. Roxy Denver) booth in addition to the radio, morning. The novena will close Frank J. Colachy. Hr. and Mrs. Robert country sedan which will be Mapley. Anyone having flowers Many parishioners of St. wool blanket, two table cloths, at the 7 o’clock evening services BLALACK'S l^ngsfeld. sponsors. given away the final night of they are willing to donate are Mary Magdalene’s are busy these satin quilt, handmade lace doilies, on Friday,-July 22. Pharmacy Karen Lorraine, daughter of Mr. and the second annual Town and asked to call Mrs. Mapley at days lining up things for the card table, wool stole, bath Mrs. Robert £. DItter. Irene Blodgett, Friendly Store’* STANDARD SERVICE HA. 4-0348 by noon Saturday summer carnival which will be towels, and a bath set. “TAe sponsor. Country Fair. This is an eight- 44th, Tennyson GR. 7-9908 Silvia Louise, daughter of Mr. and passenger station wagon fully and the f lo w e r s will be held on the grounds adjoining the Prescription Specialists Mrs. FiUmon Lopes. Joseph and Isabel Mrs. Zita Kopp, refreshment YOUR Romero, sponsors. equipped with overdrive, radio, picked up. church, at W. 29th and Zenobia chairman, is getting that booth W. 32nd & Perry GL. 5-2401 Lubrication . Tires - Batteries Theodore Paul, son of Mr. and Mrs. heater, turn indicators, and Mrs. Mapley has announced and Sheridan Boulevard, July 22, ready with good food to please Walter E. Engle. Paul Kloberdans and white side wall tires. Fair dates the following altar workers for 23, and 24 — Friday, Saturday the appetites of everyone. A CLEANERS Irene Aldrich, sponsors. and Sunday nights. Shelli Lynn, daughter of Mr. and at the Shrine of St. Anne are the month of July: Mmes. Mar­ donation of a pie or cake or one JOHN and BERTHA UcBRIOE 32nd & Lowell Mrs. Paul W. Villano. Frank and Lou- July 22, 23, and 24. The car garet Ward, Ed Frigon, Albert Frank Maleto, carnival chair­ pound of candy is needed from •11a Mancini. aponsors. chairmen, W. J. Mulloney, Jr., man, and his fochairman, Ed GLvndilt S-8S02 ]73S TEJON ST. SHOPPING CENTER Glenn Daniel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Simpson,\ Margaret 'Ward, Frank every parishioner. They should Robert V. Manes. Lt. Col. and Mrs. and Leo Kretz, will be on hand Caron, and John Crowley. Zahn, hope to make this carnival be brought to the refreshment FRED LUCCI Donald L. Manes, sponsors; Patricia the best ever. booth on any of the carnival Burger, proxy. On the last night of the carni­ Mary Denise, daughter of Mr. and nights. CORN FED MEATS Custom Upholstery Mrs. George E. Philbin. Mr. and Mrs. val Sunday, July 24, the grand POULTRY AND FISH Lowell Charles Roland. Sr., sponsors. St. Githerine'sto Hold prize will be awarded—a trip to Special Novena Debra Ann. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Las Vegas-, Nev., for two people A morning novena honoring Deportment Store and New Furhilure Michael Tomeo. Frank Tomeo and Joan St. Mary Magdalene will begin TEIYIYYSGIY Cassidy, sponsors. —by air—with all expenses paid. Made to Order Michelle Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Shire, faneywork chair­ on Thursday, July 14, and will Complete Family Store Mrs. Michael Vendegnia. Mr. and Mrs. Parish Picnic July 31 end on Friday, July 22. Meat Market! John Cortese, sponsors. man, and her cochairmah, Mrs. Beautiful Samples to Show Rohder, announce that they have Special novena prayers will be 14016 Tennyion GR. 7-0443 I MEN'S - WOMEN'S na:;i':i (St. Catherine’s Parish, Denver) softball, egg race, tug of war, CHILDREN'S WEAR Day or Evening Callt The Holy Name Society of St. and many others designed to I Catherine’s Parish is sponsoring keep the children and grown­ 3480 W. 32nd Ave. 4410 Elm Ct. GL. 5-1222 a parish picnic Sunday, July 31. ups busy. All members of the Holy Family Praesidium YOUR I Bob Keating, president of the parish are invited to attend and WALLACE F. WEBB Loon Costs Less { Holy Name Society, has named to bring their own lunch. :i”^rinxnrrnr.wni!n!R:!!ii:rnnri r-tinriitiB'’rrJ!n:pjnra''RifOTa«rMTCtn«nramnir'ri?'iiij^ Hank Vecchiarelli as chairman The picnic committee has an­ Cement Contractor When You Borrow | nounced that it will furnish all From of the picnic committee. The Of Legion Keeps Busy Residential — Commercial event will be held at Fillius Park, of the refreshments, and later Industrial HOLY FAMILY ST. PETER & PAUL which is located near Bergen in the,afternoon will furnish hot (Holy Family Pariih, Denver) almost nine years ago, now has -)c Sidewalks ' -K Driveways t CITlZEi^S I Park, and the games and party dogs and additional refresh At the past meeting of the 42 tots attending weekly. The 1 ments. -K Curbs -jc Gutters PARISH PARISH I Loon Company s will begin at 11 a.m. Denver Comitium of the Legion school is conducted during the There will ,be all types of Other members of the commit­ 9 o’clock Mass each Sunday. In ■K Foundations -K Porches I 1538 California g tee besides Mr. 'Vecchiarelli in^ of Mary, Mrs. Elsie B. Landrum, games for the children and the praesidium president, read the the school, children 5 and 6 ■K Floors -K Steps -K Patios • MA. 3-4959 i grownups, with a host of prizes elude Dan Horan, Ray Stalze, years old are taught catechism. Bill Close, George Canny, Henry 14th annual report for the Holy 1 R. B. Dillon, Pres. ■ for the successfqj entrants in Family Parish Praesidium of the Those entering the schooFfor the Licensed end Bonded all of the contests. There will be Arbim, Larry Huck, Frank Eck- first time and those 4 and 5 are Fully Insured WEISS BAKERIES art, Gerry Litzou, John Burns, Legion. Although there are only sack races, three-legged races. seven active members of the. taught prayers and hymns. Pat DiPilla, and Bob Keating, Genevieve Kuester, legion sec­ Estimates leithout obligation Signs will be posted along the praesidium at present, Mrs. Lan­ I';; 4024 Tennyson 5850 W. 38th drum was able to report a num­ retary, conducts the nursery OR way to direct the parishioners to school. She is assisted by Joyce Genesee 3-5685 the picnic grounds. ber of accomplishments for the GL 5-1937 H A 4-1366 group. The praesidium is named Hill, Margaret Grace, and Judy 4865 Knox Court Mr. Vecchiarelli said that the Seiwald. Recommended Firms parents may forget about taking after Our Lady of Lorettb. During the year, 305 calls Legion members average four care of the children on that day, hours weekly in clerical work because the men of the parish were made on homes in the par­ ish. These calls resulted in four for the parish. Mrs. Landrum will guarantee that there will be records envelope contributions, for AUTO plenty for the children to do. adult Baptisms and First Com­ munions, two marriage valida-: and prepares yearly envelope of­ If anyone desires to work on tions, and the return of four fering boxes. the picnic committe, Mr. Vee- persons to the sacraments. More Besides Mrs. Landrum, offi­ SERVICE chiarelli requests that he be con than 347 pieces of literature, cers of the parish legion unit are tacted at GR. 7-3171, Dan Horan rosaries, and other aids to devo­ Mrs. William C. Richardson, vice at CL. 5-3037, or Bob Keating at tions were distributed by the president: Mrs. Ray Norton, GR. 7-7918. legionaries. treasurer; and Genevieve Kues­ AUTOMOTIVE BRAKE SERVICE The next meeting of the picnic Parish census work was helped ter, secretary. Other active mem­ committee will be on Monday^ by call-backs to complete files in bers are Mrs. Lucius Wall, Pa- 2096 So. Federal — At Evans July 18, in the meeting room. some cases and obtain more up- tTicia Javarauskas, and Margaret Complete Brake Service — Wheel Balancing On Sunday, July 17, cards will to-date information in others. .Mitchell. The unit also has 62 Wheel Alignment — Rebuilding be distributed at all the Masses, auxiliary, 25 adjutorian, and two and each parishioner will be Also, each month Catholic pa­ 8-Hour Service — Free Pick-Up and Delivery tients at the Old Ladies’ Home at praetorian members. requested to indicate how many 38th and Quitman Street are vis­ Football Equipment CALL US FOR PRICE — WE. 4-9511 grownups and children will be able to attend the picnic. The ited by legion members. The Rev. Patrick Kennedy, cards may be returned on the Legionaries helped in convert­ grade school athletic director, same day, or else returned not making efforts by sending out has completed plans for the re­ later than Sunday, July 24. It letters and post cards to pros­ conditioning of footbajl equip­ is expected that this will be the pective members for parish in­ ment for the grade school team. largest parish picnic ever held quiry classes. For the fall, 1954 A number of purchases of new by St. Catherine’s, and will serve class, legion members wrote 75 equipment will also be made. as a thank-you to the parish letters to people known to be in­ Under the direction of Father members for their excellent work terested in the Catholic faith Forrest Allen, pastor, both grade ana donations to the St. Thomas through census work. For the and high school athletic pro­ Seminary campaign drive. Every spring class this year, Mrs. Ray grams will be put in a yearly thing will be free, and there will Norton, praesidium treasurer, ad budget plan, The plan calls for be plenty of refreshments for dressed 1,000 post card invita­ a regular yearly expenditure to all. tions to people in the area. Mrs. repair and replace equipment in BEST PLACE IN TOWN FOR Norton used the Denver House­ a systematic way. LINCOLN-MERCURY SERVICE Mt. Carmel Sets holder’s Guide for complete area Robert Goebel and Vernon Wi sra -Llsssls-Mmuy KuSsiirtm." Iir UMkinln, iilni Istsf-isilni ftelsry-StsliniS coverage in one section o£_the Kline have returned to their •Silsaist. kM» yssr esr IsiUs ss4 isl aid an ruSy ts ssnlci It silckly sad El Pomar Retrea parish. homes following convaelscence Iksniikly. Sm i i tsday—sad nary thirty dayi—for nasliU ekiekis isd loccuary aorL Mrs. Landrum reported that in St. Joseph’s and Mercy H6s- The annual retreat of Our the legion nursery school, started pitals. THE KUMPF MOTOR CAR CO. Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish, Denver, will be held at El 12th and Aeona ALpine S-3631 Pomar, Colorado Springs, July 29-31. The full price 4* St. Catherine's Wedding $20 including the cost df Beverly Jane transportation. For reserva­ Maselo and DODGE-PLYMOUTH OWNERS tions call Eve Giambrocco, Gene J. H i 1 d GLendale 5-6403. were married in St. Catherine’s EIYGIIYE TIJIYE-IIP Church, Denver, A iimpi* “(tiBV-ip* bj oar trilocS niKhtnici coitt inrpriflnclr litUo, rot June 11 before aoourii uaickcr otartint. (oftor pick up, tmooUitt porforminco ond frciU ( the Rev. John oconomr. let's star'OKsi/Ivg NOW! Anderson. The bride is the 1 ‘'1 JAMES MOTOR CO. daughter of Mr. 1278 Lincoln Dodge & Plymouth Salet & Service KE. 4-8221 and Mrs. Arthur Maselo of 6136 Umatilla Street, ..... and let’s start at FIRST FEDERAL. Just look Denver. She was given in mar­ at the advantages there are: Each account is insured NO JOB IS riage by her fa­ ther. The maid up to $10>000 by an agency of the Fed. Gov’t.; each 0 f honor w a s CALL JACK HALL TOO BIG Miss Florene dollar saved earns a generous 3^4% return every year; and Breland and bri d e s m a i d 8 what’s more. First Federal has been serving the TA 5-7191 were Dianna financial needs of Colorado families for over seventy If low rates with Giseburt, Al- maximum cover­ . . . You can’t af­ retta Galbaugh, and Pauline years now, so you know they’re long experienced in age on auto of fire ford not to get in touch with me W HEN WE ^ V l C E Hild. The ring- helping dreams come true. 'Why wait? $tart saving NOW! insurance is what right away. Our bearer was Ron­ you seek . . . call policies are non­ YOUR CHEVROLET ald Herman, Jack HalL assessable. and flower girls were Georgine Hild and Shai- ron Disterhoft. The best man FIRST FEDERAL SAVING&LOANASSMt DENVER ’S:’- FARMER’S INSURANCE GROUP CAPITAL was Frank Se- 865 LINCOLN DENVER. COLORADO I3th and walt; Leonard Dorchack and Dpnald Bowl were ushers. The bride­ Colorado's Oldest and Denver’s First Savings and Loan Association B ro a d w a y groom, son of Mrs. Barbara Hild of 1669 Pearl Street, is a grrad- uate of Annunciation High School. After a reception in Potenza 3460 West 38th Avenue TAbor 5-5191 Hall, the couple made a wedding trip to the Broadmoor, Colorado Springs.— (Ingle Portraits)

.J Thursdoy, July 14,1955 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4-4205 PAGE FIFTEEN

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Homos for Solo- Homes for 5ole- 1 Situations Wanted Female 14 Pianoi, Musical Inst's.-— 47 Our h eir of Looida Parbh Bungalow. LADY WANTS WORK SHOP around thwa sat oBr.plaao ralow. RA. 2-1010. Near St. Bernadette’s CALL DE. 3-7SS8 TOM WALKER PIANOS 1S45 t. Bdwy. Eoiy p a ^ n g . SP. 7-7364. DIRECTORY Only $14,500 Would like housework or baby aitting or factory work. MA. 3-9849. IT’S SMART TO SHOP AT St. LOUIS’ PARISH Rear, Down Payment. Brand new brick with full Aaat, Bkkpg., typing, filing, and gen. BALDWIN Appliance Repairs Cleaning— Home Quilters DOUBLES ! I ! off. wk. wanted by mature lady. Beet bsmt. This is a great home refa. Register, P.O. Bx. 1620, W.B. Uaad Spinata and Grandb Alaska Quilt Shop, Machine quilting. for growing family. Near APPROVED baby aitters' service. Hss FINE VALUES JOSLIN'S •k Wallpaper Cleaning Beby lamb wool cmnforta. 2482 K 8rd DOUBLES! ! ! trans. Eves. Call: Mr. Presba, capable, dependable baby litters. Call; HAMMOND CHORD ORGAN ror cipcrt Knin rcpilr 00 in nikra Ave. DU. 8-2662. BE. 3-2738 or BE. 3-9119 FR. 7-1476. ,o( laihtn, nutc,, nirlinilon. 8pv- ★ Wall Washing 4 nrw 2-bedroom, wire-cut. brlckj. Slightly Used clalUU In radio and tdcriiloo. AU Radio & TV Service Theie ere outetandinE buya at only Chiu care in my home, day or night «ork iiitr. Call lU. 3-312L ★ Window Washing $19,000 with good termi. Hunter & Presba, Inc. WE. 4-1676. The Baldwin Piano Co. Ash and Trash Hauling For Free Eatimetes Call: 8290 W. Colfax BE. 3-5382 Child care in my licenaed borne in S t Expert TV Service Thereee'i Parisb, Aurora. Call: EH. ESTABLISHED 1662. 4-2126. Traih Hailing, Reas. Ms. or Job RatM. GL. 5-8681 We have all typee of homea for PY. 4-2251. Radio and Phonographi aale or can And the home you are Blessed Sacrament Parish WASHING & IRONING JN MY HOME. 1623 California MA 3-2285 Repaired ' PICKUP A DEL. IN EVBS. AL. $-499r looking for in any desired pariah. Clothing and Fun- 52 HILLER TRASH SERVICE Druggists 1929 Grape (Spaniah Type) Pickup Saturday and Smday. AL 6-1982 Have Your Car Radio Checked 2); lob. 3 bodrmi, livingroom, full Sihiationt Wanted Male- 15 ALADDIN DRUG CU. diningroom, library, kitchen with Girlu* Clothing. tiM 0 to J L RA. 2-1994. Guard your Investment Young eingle man, about 20, tb b k e care T, B. KETS—For otmeo anywhiro is 2032 E. Colfax Ave. FR. 7-79SS Labor and Parts Fully Buy and Sell Through Your eating apace; basement;'den, laun­ city limits of Denver. EA. 2-355a dry, workroom and atorage rm. Gaa rcftaurant 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. Shamrock Let't Swap- -53 YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS Guaranteed Catholic Realtor itram heat. A-1 tile roof. Gnrage. Cafe. GR. 7-9981. will b« filled correctly at Beautiful block of homea priced Wanted—Wallpapering end painting, 865 ANYTHING of vaWe taken on purchase Brick WASHINGTON PARK PHARHACT CALLS MADE AT ANY HOUR right. / Santa Fe. KK. 4-4629. or installations of gas fumaoes, water Ph. SP. 7-9T65 1096 South Gaylord S t DRIVE IN SHOP SERVICE beaten, etc. What have you. RA. 2-8749), Tock pointing. Ash pits. Brick rwpairt. 8 a.m, to 7 p.m. WILSON & WILSON H. J. Palmatier KE. 4-4300 Employment Agencies — 16 Lleeassd. F. J. Gallaghtr. TA. 5-4787. Electrical Contractors Autos (Used) for Sale-----83 LICENSED Electric Wiring. BONDED. Telatronics Co. 2896 S. Broadway Building Material Remodeling, new work, ranges, dryers, STENOS - TYPISTS diipoesls, fixtures. Free estimates. 80 Meade WE. 4-4189 SU. 1-6671 B O O K K ^ E R S NEW AND USED BK 8-6467 Days KK 4-5717 Erm Metropolitan Opera star BUILDING MATERIALS All Types of Offi'ce Help— CALb I'S FOB THAT WIRl.VO JOB Marjorie Lawrence (above) ALL SOULS’ PARISH Plumbing • Doors • Windows EVE.N THOfGH IT'8 8MAIX. TV Service — All Makes will appear Sunday, Aug. 7, at If you want a good office job imme* iO Dreiling Steel BKYLI.NE ELECTRIC Honest Reliable Service Bears’ StadiUm, Denver. See theM excellent buys. diately, call: K erdy 8P. 7-7240 Expert Antenna Installation Z bedroom, full besement, double g a n ^ . A dramatic soprano who has • • • Irb Chik - OE. 3-4169 AC. 2-0721 W recking Floor Coverings and TV SERVICE won world-wide acclaim, Miss 2-bedroom brick (Christ tbs King Parish) ' For Preliminary Job Infopnation. Radios & Phonographs 808 S. Bdwy. RA. 2-2121 Lawrence was stricken by polio­ • • • Selective Employment Bureau The Best in Used Contractors McGinnesa Floor Covering Repaired myelitis at the height of her ca­ Small 2-bcdroom on 2 lots SOI UraaUIU TA. 5-6011 Complete Line of CHRIST THE KING 308 McCIintock Bldg— 1554 Calif. S t Name Brand Floor Coverings Midway Televisioa reer. In spite of paralysis, she re­ ENGLEWOOD REALTY (Formerly at 1441 Welton S t) 3501 So. Broadway SU. 1-5541 Carpet Laying Free Estimite. 481 So. Pearl SP 7-4467-68 sumed her career, singing at first PARISH or New Cars 906 8. Peerl______SPrnce 7-2239 Wm. A« Arabntttcr from a wheel chair. Still unable CARPET LAYIRC Help Wanted Female---- 17 to walk, she now stands for her 746 IVAHHOE Eieellent rininclng STsllsbli for 150 TO CHOOSE Kev aod used inilillrd. Floor Sanding IN ST. LOUIS PARISH thU* bemey ipidcus 3 bfdrooD Full din- Alio ban itair tanxt. concert appearances and carries .rree uUutra. TA 6-0025 on her career with vigor and suc­ Two nice propertieo dote to ichool iot room, p«lio. pretty ftrtkn, flnUhed baiit- FROM FRANK’S FLOOR SERVICE Muntz TV Owners and church. Near bus and aboppioff. LAY. SAND AND FINISH cess. Dent RecruUoo room, bedroom, baUi, 3 car ia> COOK WANTED Corpentry & Controcting WORK GUARANTEED - RA. 2-8149 Guard Your TV Investment Ah orchestra conducted by An Excellent Buy! rtf#. BANK RATES Cook to work in Denver Furn. Rep. 8i Upholstering PARK AVE TV tonia Brico will accompany Miss ENGLEWOOD REALTY J8. HI CROWD will lore thii different (nteresUnf rectory wanted immediately. Lawrence in operatic arias. The ranch. Top location. All lane rooms. Pre-war * REMODELING Hm Ovtr 3.000 SttUfl«d Manta 3501 So. Broadway SU 1-5! Good' salary, convenient Up to 3 Years to Pay Reopbolstered 2-pc. living room set 166 Costomen singer is being sponsored in Den CoaslnxUoo. dinlof room, breakfast room, patio. hours, other compensations. Carpentry or Concrete and up. Colorado Upholstery. 2601 16th For tbo Best in TV Scrriclnfe CaO ver by Karl Horn Attractions. Beautiful paneled rec. room, total 4* bedroom, 2 Call the Register, Keystone S t GL 6-2804. tiled batba. undet $35,000. Large or Small Jobs AL. 5-8630 or A L. 5-5851 Th'e movie Interrupted Melody Holy Family Parish 4-4205, Department C, or Antique end better cltss of furniture. is based on the Marjorie LaW' 5 Bedroom write the Register, Dept C, No Money Down Free Estimates Repaired - Relinlsbed « Touch Up Alt AbMt Servlu 6 rvU Pilliy rence autobiography. BEATRICE M. SHIRK P. 0. Box 1620, References 26 Yrs. Experience 2 blocki to Holy Family SchooL Liv­ EA. 2-7395 J. C. LAMB ing room, dining room, kitchen with REALTOR bLA. 3-1304 required. 8700 Franklin A L 6-7026 eating apace, full haiement Garage, We Finance Your Fenced yard and patio. Call GR. Roofing 7-8997 o r DE, 3-1611, .ST. PHir.OMENA’S Down Payment Gutters 1544 ADAMS Help Wanted Male- -18 ARE THE BRICKS Christmas Card Jack Wehner, Real Eatate Bujr thif attractive brick bungalow direct ON YOUR HOME CALL ns for gutter replacement. Lee P. 4522 Eaat Colfax WANTED AT ONCE-^Rawleigh Dealer from owmer. Cloae to achools, ahopping in Thornton. Colo. Se« Rawlelgh's, 1415 2111 W. Alameda DANGEROUSLY CRACKEDi Chase Sheet Metal Co. 2751 Speer Blvd. ROOFS and but line. Large living room, full 23rd SU, Denver. Colorado, or phone MA. 8-2897. dining room. 2 bedrooma, kitchen and AComa 2-1519. FROM Small Repairs, Tarring, Project Set-at Ule bath. Den with fireplace, 2 bedrooma. PE 3-4695 OPEN EYES. AMERICAN BOOPING SHEET MJETAL Water Proofing, Brick Repair. laundry and atorage in' finiahed baae> Wonted to Rent- 22 SINKING FOOTINGS CONTBACTING COMPANY CHRIST THE KING ment $16,500. Call: DE. 3'1432 to aee • THIS MOVEMENT CAN BE Gutters repaireq A replscsd. Guaranteed. Guaranteed Low Prices this lovely home. Unfumilhed 5-room double. Clean, mod­ STOPPED. WE SPECIALIZE IN Thoronghly Krpericnced. Dependibla. CAVELLI GR. 7-1676 PARISH em. S.E. Walking dietance to Cathedral HOUSE LEVELING, BRIOK, BLOCK Phone for Free &timete CH. 4-8466 Precious Blood CONCRETE AND CARPENTRY Parish. Not over $70. AdulU. References. 74$ IVANHOE ExMlleot finiocing aTilUble ALL SOULS’ PARISH MA. 3-0809. FREE ES'HMATES Insuiotion (Moat Precioua Blood Pariah, for Uiii boa»r gucloui 2 btdnwni ranch. Full See these excellent buya. Would like housework or body sitting WIENECKE RHODEN & WOODY Royal Roofing Denver) dinini rKm, patio, pretty firden, flnlihcd 3 bedroom, full baaement, double garage. or factory woric. MA. 3-9849. FOR SUMMER COMFORT basement. Beertation room, bedroom, baih, 2 • • • JOHNS Ha NTILLE CerUfied Rock Mrs. James McCormack once 3 bedroom brirk Unfurn. 5-nn. clean, modem. S.E. Ca­ AL 5-0446 car farate. PRICES Wool Also Free Estimates on roofing & Sheet Metal Co. again will be chairman in charge • • • thedral ParUh. Adults. Ref. MA. 3-0809. ind siding. Home Insol. A Imp. Co. of Christmas card sales for the Small 2-bedrooro on 3 lota * Kitchen Cabinet, wardrobe. All kinds of 1874 So. Broadway CTutters and Downspouts 735 BEIAI8E SubaUnlial modemiKd .7 bedrm carpenter work. Remodeling, First class Altar Society. Mrs. McCormack ENGLEWOOD REALTY Room ond Board- 23 CHEV SEDAN Radio SH. 4-2719 Eve. CH. 4-7629 handled this big job when it was full basement, 2 bath home. Friced below work. C. Ranke. PK. 8-6241. Initalled—Clesnsd—Rapsirsd—Da-Iecd 'ht Durket. 3501 So. Broadway SU. 1-5541 1422 ELIZABETH, men, family style ■ fP Heater Onr Work Is Gnarantaed first inaugurated two years ago. meals, lunches picked, horn, priv,, TV. Lawn Mowers Sharpened ROOFS REPAIRED — SKYLIGHTS Runs good ...... * I P FREE ESTIMATES BY LICENSED Fra. laraMtits and Eitlaitn Last year Mrs. John Rich held DUTCH COLONIAL Personal $15 wk. DU. 8-2634. CARPENTER. WOOD OR ALUMINUM PATIO OR CAR PORT ROOFS. AD- Sr Ur. Jot Far—Orw 80 In.' ExpOsaet the chairmanship. • Cochairmen Sple and span. Pretty as a picture. 1L& story. NICE ROOMS, MEALS served cafeteria E ft WILLYS STATION for this year are Mmes. Brubeck Mr. A1 Gallegos and Gloria Viola Cor­ ityla. $14. 1120 G nat. KE 4-9974. DITIONS OR NEW HOMES. WORK LAWNJilOWERS Dty or Nit* Call Us rm. din n , breakfast m. patio. 2 huit dova have recently come into an estate. P P Wagon OD htr SQ 09 GUARANTEED. REFS. F.HJL TERMS. 3953 Franklin ALpInt 5-1664 and Teska. Captains are being bedroms, Finlabed basement, 2 baths. Under To anyone who baa proof of bills we PENSIONERS $120 new rubber ...... P O Q CALL: EH. 6-8265. Sharpened and Repaired selected at this time. Women of owe. please contact us. AC. 2-5282.$ A real Home. Clot, in. Best at food and With Factory Melhoda $25,000. care. Come and see. RA. 2-2617. Rug Cleaning the parish are asked to volunteer C e FORD CUSTOM V8 MODERNIZING SPEC Factory Trained Mechanic* their services in this worth-while 18. HI CAOWO vUI lose this different Inter- For Free Sample Copy of Catholic Reg­ 930 LOGAN. $12 wk. np. Plenty ta tat. DUANE RUG CLEANING PI R H OD 4CQ9 COMPLETE REMODELING SERVICE. Doe Pershing Flxmsstcr project. All parishioners are estlni raneh. Top beatlon. All larto rooms. ister. Call RA. 2-1835 or WriU P.O. Box twin beds, Mry. prir. AL. 6-2792, PATIOS. CARPORTS, A D DITIONS, Ruffa—All woo) carpeta and fomltura Pre-war Consiructioo, dininf room, break­ 1620. Original black ...... O w O BSMT8. FINISHED. NEW CONSTRUO SU. l-'i59S 336 W. Hampden cleaning. Venetian blinds laundered. urged to buy their cards and gift Apartments Furnished — 27 EMpire 6-7421. wrapping from the Altar So­ fast room, patio. Beantlful paneled rec. room, Cft OLDS 98 HOLIDAY TION. FHA TERMS. WE. 4-7039. ciety. total 4 bedroonu, 2 tiled balba Under 364 Lincoln, bedvoom apt., privata bath. I It is tcilh Pleasure KE. 4-7629 or FU 6-2830. P P Air conditioned $QQQ Sewer Service S t Gerard’s Circle will take $35,000. that w. announce the auociation of 3 ROOMS and bath. Clean. Reaaonabla. Loaded! 2 tone ...... PPO JOSEPH PRUHK -Mowers Sharpened- care of the altars during the BEATRICE M. SHIRK 579 So. Oaccola. WE. 5-0990. month of July. Julian Wayne Atencio Cd CAD COUPE De Ville RESIDENTIAL — COMMERCIAL LAWKMOWERS shirpened tnd re* GARVIN’S REALTOR MA. 3-1804 INDUSTRIAL paired. Factory method. Guaranteed Gratitude of the parish goes With the Colorado Agency of Rooms to Rent Furnished 31 P I Trim CQQ work. Authorised service for moat SEWER SERVICE State Mutual Aaaurance Co. BUILDING AND REMODELING power mowers. out to the workers who devote 1581 Penn. Sleeping room, next to bath. Free Estimates Free Pickup and Delivery so much of their time to the of Worcester Maas Employed gentleman. MA. 8-3648. Exclutire 1717 Downing MA. ^S173 C 9 OLDS 88 SUPER Gusrsnteed Sstisfsction ADAMS SUPPLY AND SERVICE Roto Rooter Operator* church. Mr. and Mrs. Weid are T" Employed woman alone would like Cath­ 610 S..COLO. BLVD. EA. 2-4901 very faithful in caring for the St. Catberine’i Pariah olic girl or^woman to share home. Nice PS« HOLIDAY $1 1 : 7 0 3416 W. 34th GL. 5-8889 12 Yrs. In Denrer vigil light .stands. Mrs. Robert room and kitchen privileges if deeired. A Sharpie, Loaded .. I P I O SP. 7-4227 209 K 4th 4500 Elliott Greetings Reasonable. SP. 7-5312. 354 So. Wash­ Linen Service Fenton is in charge of flowers 3-bedrooa brick bnnnlow with FF basement, ington. Eves, or Sundays. for the altars. Donations from To Our Friends Oll»S SUPER 88 Sedan Building • Remodeling on beaoUfully landecaped comer. Newly deco­ power steering. Power WE HAVE MOVED Tool Rentals gardens are welcome. Mrs. Pen- rated. Near ehveh and paroebtal teho^ 17$. Miscellaneous for Sole — 34 M Patios • Garages • A Specialty TO OUR NEW BUILDING ton may be contacted at her 5-3330 or DE. 3-1611. brSkes. blue and $ 0 0 0 9 MOUNTAIN TOWEL A SUPPLY CO. Dr. Alfred D. 9 Graves M t Olivet Cemetery, Section Nothing Down-36 Mot. to Pay Sanders, Paint Sprays, Electric home, 3820 E. Iliff, SK. 6-4045. JACK WEHNEI lEAL ESTATI ivory. R H ...... C C P O NO JOB TOO BIG B. W. Beckioa. Maoaarcr 10. Block 7, Lot 1. Private party will 209$ 8. Grant RA. Z-7047 Saws, Electric Drills, Wall Paper Also to be thanked are the circles 4522 E. Colfu Kleyhauer sell for $76 each or 1575 for all nine. NO JOB TOO SMALL Write Clara D'Arey Welnand, 4523 Steamer, Trailers, Etc. who month after month keep the 1432 Tremont Pointing altars in beautiful order. fC£. 4-1044 Lomita St., Los sVngeles 19, Calif. GENE MADDEN WIENECKE EAat 2-7214 ADAMS RENTS ST. VINCENT’S PARISH nK.Nl?ISE .\NTIQrE MIBROR. LABOR 8T2E. The Daughters of Charity 1225 So. Clayton FRENCH BEI’RL PLATE HA.ND CARVED OAK 510 So, Colorado Blvd. who are now teaching the sum­ 3 bedrms, 3 yts. old. center haU plan: FRAME. SACRIFICE—$85.00. SEE AT CHAFFEE 360 Broadway PAINTING PARK AUCTION. EA. 2-4901 mer school have started their t dlnrm, eatlnc epaca In Uleli.; w. to Pick a Winner i w. carpet; V blinds; 4-pe. tile bath; 2 1847 WEST 52ND AVK. ■ REMODELING WE SPECIALIZE census in the northeast section fireplaces: (3) 220 ontlsta; furred and ► VJ Tree Service of the parish. The sisters will plastctM walls; f. t. bsaL with 3 bed- Dial A Dinner Misc. for Rent- ► A Complete Service IN EXTERIORS ms. bath apd tee. ra. F. D. att lar., 35 4 not visit the homes of those 1151 PLYMOUTH ► Guaranteed Low Prices PRUNING, SPRAYING, CABLING ajna awnlnts. fenced yard, $3,000 will AC. 2-4891 2-dr. R-H. Very nice condition. Home Maint. and 4 on the parish list. They will, handle. BA. 2-3980. Owner. Remodeling Co. Cavellt FL. 5-3105 AND CAVITY WORK, ETK however, visit any sick of the For Delicious WE RENT $595 ► ' 4 Careful selective pruning for Im- ► Complete Financing 4 prored sppraranc* of your treos and parish. Ready to Serve Power Tools • Sanding Machines, 1951 FORD 2726 E. 3rd Ave. to lessen pouiblt storm damago. Hard Top Victoria, R-H, 2-toiM ► Golden Southern Fried Garden Tools • Floor PolUhert, Con­ Let On* Call Do It All 4 Paint & Wallpaper Successful candidate in the IN ST. LOUIS PARISH Chicken $795.00 i Day, DK 8-1687 1 SCHUtHOFT TREE Men’s Club auxiliary election crete Mixers • Drive-it Gun, Wall­ SERVICE Two d !c« proptrtiei cIom to aehool T-BONE STEAKS paper Steamers. g Close Ont: Komec Paint, wallpaper, 20c was Karen Durst, 4740 E. Yale. BILL DAY MOTORS, INC. roll and up. 865 Santa Fe. KK 4-4629. HA.1-6112 and ehureh. Near but and ahoppins. , BAR-B-CUE RIBS Rent-All Service DODGE-PLYMOUTH A member of this parish, BAKED HAM $901 E. Colfax DE. 3-4261 Skillful Carpentry Mrs. A. Petrasek, 2367 S. Madi­ • Excellent Buy! 400 Kalamath TA 1-1744 WALLPAPEm. discontinued patterns, son will be among those who are ENGLEWOOD REALTY SHRIMP - MAINE LOBSTER Remodeling - Contracting fine quality. Save at laaat 1-8 to 60% Upholstery ROAST BEEF . PORK As low as 20c per roU. Paper trimmed participating in the Regitter pil­ 3501 So. Broadway SU 1-5541 Furniture for Sole- 43 Cabinet Work free of charge. Expert upholstery and carpet elaaning grimage. Mrs. Petrasek left Den­ 1930 Ford Eight Cus­ STAB 1885 ARAPAHOE AL 6-1721 in your home or our abop. Cannt rw- pairing and laying. Lloyd Elliott. 645 ver, Sunday, July 10 for the tom, 2 Door. Heater, Roland H. Pedersen Wadsworth. BK 8-5859. East coast The group will set Education and Instruction— 7 PUBLIC SALE WALLPAPER Hanging, Painting, ' Radio, Nylon Seat 4818 Fenton St. BA. 4-1616 Remodeling. Call KK 4-5791, SE-COVER ronr foraltox* at wbolaaal* sail for Europe July 25. Rome PRIVATE TUTORING. ELEMENTARY Covers, Sun-visor, Over­ prica. Sava on the difference. Terms. will be their destination with DOYLE HOUSE AND JUNIOR HIGH. CALL: CH. SELLING OUT Paper Hanging, painting and steaming. NATIONAL UPHOLSTERY 4-8266 AFTER 1 P.M. drive. See at Carlin’s Cleaners & Dyers Reas. Tom Lucero. AL. 6-3258. 486 S. BROADWAY PK 1-1126 trips to the shrines of Europe MOVING WHOLESALE STOCK included. Bomblebet Studio Mobil Station, 1st & Ww pay eaih for houwet Art China, painting lessons. Wednes­ TEXTURING. PAINTING A PAPER- and buildingf to b* moved. day, Saturday. Firing, supplies. 541 NEW FUItNITURE Logan or Call Owner at: ING. 17 YRS. IN DENVEK REAS. 170 Children in CALL McKELVY. SP. 7-3542. Ace Upholstery Co. Monroe. EA. 2-8589. MUST BE SOLD RA. 2-2237. Vocation School 800 S. Logan • PE. 3-1553 REGARDLESS OF COST Hunt's Cleaners Expert work PUin or Fancy FINISH high school or grade school at Will Finance Rceponsible Perty FOR psper btnging and psmtlng call ihirnitaro Modernized • Reetylod Approximately 170 children home spare time. Books fumUbed, di­ LIVINGROOM, DININGROOM, BED­ ^ir« Own Our Own Plant” Anton Berringer 153 Hadiaon EA. 2-2285. Rehnilt and Repaired started to religious vacation ploma awarded. Start where you left ROOM. MATTRESS, CHAIRS. Work Gaaraotecd LAMPS. ETC. 60 min. service if desired at: school on Tuesday, July 5. The school. Write Columbia School, P.O. Box ELWOOD EDWARDS Painting and Papering 268, Denver, Colo., Dept. C. 716 E, 17th Ave. The Very Best for Leas 2121 Welton TA 5-7915 Daughters of Charity who are Near 8 t Tbercwa’i Warehouse Disposal FINE AUTOMOBILES For Free Consulting teaching the children this year 1241 Jamaica 1214 W. Alameda 8H. 4-2426 Quick Service at Our Other CsU BK 7-1884 are as follows: . Sister Rose 1517 PLATTE Clean 3 bedtooa home, with 24 ft Ur. rw., PBX SWITCHBOARD t Wall Washing Mary, superior; Sister Antoi­ OPEN 10 A. H. TO 9 P. H. Convalescent/ Homes — 87 Locations Plumbing din. ra.. Comblnatloa. Carpeted. kleUI kit­ Plus reeeptioDUt training. Business nette, replacing Sister Mary chen with eatlnt space. Bpadona clcccts, foil EASY TERMS 1227 California WALL-O-MATIO mschint. Year baseaeota Win 01 or FHA, this bbaa for demands trained personnel. All ages. MRS. GIDEON'S REST BOMB David; Sister Rose, and Sister Free placement for those who qualify. answer for speed, economy and tborougb- saall down payment. Compart raluet. This Is $741 Fed. Blvd. GU 5-9910 8216 E. Colfax Dcst in all your wall cleaning. Clean Mary Alice. Miss Lillian An­ an cicelicnt buy. FAIR PRICES Switchboard School Baby Furniture 43o 1517 Dayton— Aurora “ No Job Too Largs or Too Small twice oa fast as bucket and sponge. thony will assist the sisters in Costs less. No mess, no noise, no tbop- VEBT NEAT 2 bedrooB home with nenia Training to 5 Wm Iu Fast, Guaranteed Work cloth. For free estimate call Airwaves instructing the children. (irace. $9,500. G.I. Day or Ev.ninx Pick Up and Deliver 1459 Logan S t KE. 4-4762 NEW and USED Bed and Ambulatory Nothing Dosrn Fret Estimatsa Industrial S e r t I e t, DK 1-7068, No The Daughters of Charity will Call AC. 2-3355 •treak*. no splotches. conduct a parish census during 2115 3TIACU8E 3 bedroom brick, FD Garaie. BABY FURNITURE Mala Patianta Only IDEAL PLUMBING 8890 OLIVE 3 bedroom brick wUb knotty plot We Give Pioneer Stamps Dsf*. AC. 2-6185 Evas. CH. 4-1892 Washing Mach. Repair the afternoon hours. The most basement, patio and barbecue. Education and Instruction 7 Toys and Wheel Goods Special Care and Diete recent figures, compiled by Fa­ Finest of Cars and Sarvie* HOBAN REALTY Privat. Tatorlng by exp«rlenc«l Denver Buy, Sell or Trade HELP! ther Edwards, C.M., are: Number teacher. Primary grades through Junior Curtain Cleaners Washer Broken! of Families, 544; Number of In­ EM. $-U84 EM. I-ISII High. Prices reas. KE 4-4805. Kiddie Korner Mrs. Anna Classen’s Plumbing Contractor dividuals, 31; Names on Parish 1st Ave. at Penn. PE. 3-5757 FRANCIS LACE CURTAIN CLEANERS We Service All Makes List, 575; Mixed Marriages, 203. Dresimaking- 7A Rest Home CURTAINS, CROCHETED TABLE Quick Repair Service Authorized Whirlpool Service 1433 St. Paul FR. 7-2090 CLOTHS, DRAPERIES. BLANKETS, Day or Night Call Since Jan. 1 there has been Alterations—All Kinds of Sswing Furniture Wanted 44 SPREADS. UNENS. CLEANED BY Call Us on Your Next Job an increase of 11 families. Ladies Suita — Drsaamaking , LATEST METHODS. HAND PRESSED Large or Small £ & J Repair TRI-LEYEL 2536 Gilpin KE. 4-4828 ONLY. 1269 KALAMATH. TA. 5-8527 Wednesday, July 6, the Teen CULVER’S PE. 3-1033 S ervice Moving and Storage- 8 Real Estate Loons- -100 610 Knox Ct. CHerry 4-0950 Club held a dance and social in Cure D’Ars Parish WE boy enythiitg in your home from Cleaning— Home 1^ 614 E. 17 Ave. the parish halL At that time baaement to attic. EipecUlly furniture. 1 represent private clients with mosey plans were laid 'for several so­ Beautiful Brick. Near shop­ 1280 S. PEARL to loan on Denver and suburban bomsa. ALLKN BOMK 8EEVICS cial events to be held this sum­ AARON & SANTA FE quick Service. Mr. Kimaey. $08 S. Pearl WAU. ffASHlNO. PAPEB CLEANINQ. FLOOBS ping and transportation. 21 f t MOVING & STORAGE PE. 3-1033 PE 3-4638. WAXED AND roUSHED. IBES ESTHUTB M mer. A swimming party was living room with fireplace, 4-0676 DON'T m YOUR DOG! I. held at Bellview Park on Tues­ LOW RATES “L” dinette, spacious kitchen Electrical Appliances---- 45 day, July 12. A patio dance is LOCAL, LONG DISTANCE Fence Your Yard With scheduled for the week of July with Birch cabinetEl, disposal^ PACKING, CRATING. SHIPPING For Sale: Autometio Hot Point Range. Phone KE. 4-4205 25. and exhaust fan. 22 ^ f t den, TA. 6-8051 AL. 6-0672 Good condition. KK 4-1418. SATRIANO first floor utility room and . NO DOWN PAYMENT RANGES. BEFRlGERATpRS. wasbert. BROTHERS EPPCO FENCES 3 Altar Weirkers rear patio. An excellent value IT'S SAFE dryers, op to 8100 discount on same modeii. Use onr meter plan. PK 8-7544. Rugs and Furniture Cleaning Honsst Work Efficiently Done At Mother of God ..0.1, <17,500, WITH WEIGHER Alameda et Dosming. Open till 0 p.m \ 0 ' < Floors Wsxtd aod Polished WE GIVE RED STAMPS Walla and Windows Washed (Mother of God Parith, Dehvor) MOVING, sto r a g e Paper Cleening Free Estimate* — Complete InstelUtion PACKING, SHIPPING BIG SAVINGS! 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