THemBer of Awiit Bwremi of CifciMUm Legion of Mary Carried From Denver to Cairo, Egypt

Contents Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc. 1946—Permission to Reproduce, Except on Investiture of Five Monsignors Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue Kurera officialinR. The Rev. Dr. John R. Vidal, C.M., of Si. Thoma*’ seniinarr, Denver, *ave ihe »er- Our Lady of Desert mon. The invenliture of a aixlh prelate, the Rt. Rev. Frank J. Kopeckj, will be held April 18 in Lawrence, ^ebr. The six are nhown below in their prelatial robes: Upper row, left to right, the Bt. Rev. Clarence J. Riordan, V.G.; the Rt. Rev. Thomas M. Kealv, Chancellor; the Rl. Rev. Maurice W. Helmann, editor of the Southern Nebraika Reguter; lower row, left to right, the Very Rev. Monsignor Joseph J Prsudzik: Ihe Very Rev. Monsignor George J. Schuster; the Rt. Rev. Frank J. Kopecky. DENVERCATHOUC Praesidlum Fernied by Ex-Fort Legan Man

I ^ G I S T E R Sgl. Jobe Mulkern Became Inlereeted in Apes- The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We lelale Through Vineenl Wendling; Heads Have Also the International Nevre Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, Seven Smaller Services, Photo Features, and Wide World Photos. (3 cents per copy) Service Men’s Unil A soldier, who took part of his training at Fort Logan VOL. XL. No. 32. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1945. $1 PER YEAR and who signs hknself “Your Denver Apostle,” has carried the work of the Legion of Mary to Cairo, Egypt. There he organized a praesidium of the Legion among his soldier buddies, and became the first president of Our Lady of the FurioiTs Fighting Causes Desert praesidium. The active Legion apostle is Sgt. John Mulkern, a na­ tive of Portland, Me., who had never heard of the apostolic Deaths of 6 Service Men work of the Legion until he met Vincent Wendling, treasurer of the Vocations Will Furious fighting overseas caused transferred to the infantry. At comitium and fervent Le­ the death of six more men from the time of his death he was serv-jf''’" the archdiocese, it is reported this with an anti-tank Mr- Wendling the value of the week. News about them and Be Subject of other service men follows: learning of its world-wide scope A Memorial .Mass was held in and potentialities through an ex­ Camp St. Malo at Allenspark’ Our Lady of Mt. Carmel church, amination of the complete scrap­ Essay Contest will open for the 1945 season un­ Denver, on Friday, April 6, for book that the Denver man has ga­ der the direction of Monsignor the repose of the soul of T. Sgt thered of Legion activities all over Joseph J. Bosetti, V.G., on July 8. the world, the Fort Logan soldier The annual religious essay com* William M. Capra, member of an petition iir Catholic schools of Colo­ This camp, situated at the foot of armored division, who was killed was sold on the organization and Mt. Meeker and Long’s peak on became an auxiliary member of the rado was announced this week by in Germany on March 20. ‘ Sgt. the Rev. Hubert Newell, .superin­ the South St. Vrain highway, 72 Capra, who had been a resident braesidium of men which is at­ miles from Denver and 13 miles tached to Fitzsimons General hos­ tendent of schools in the Denver of Colorado 16 years, entered the archdiocese and the Pueblo dio­ from Estes Park, occupies 160 army three years ago. He trained pital. He made a personal'study of acres of mountain terrain at an ele­ the Legion handbook with Mr. cese. This is the seventh year of in Fort Knox and Camp Camp­ the contest, which is now held sep­ vation of 8,000 feet. The famous bell, Ky., and in Camp Barkeley, Wendling but his many duties as glaciers, lakes, peaks, and other clerk at Fort Logan prevented him arately in the archdiocese and the Tex., before going overseas last diocese with cups awarded to the attractions of the Rocky Mountain September. from organizing an active praesid­ National park are within hiking ium at that post- winning schools by Archbishop Ur­ distance of the camp. The season Surviving are his parents, Mr, ban J. Vehr and Bishop Joseph C. and Mrs. Daniel Capra, 4540 Eliot Sgt. Mulkern is now assigned as Willging, respectively. The cups this year will close on Aug. 27, a chaplain’s aide and his letter to Camp St. Malo is provided with street, and three sisters, Mrs. Mar are given for one year and become garet Brown, Mrs. Caroline Wat­ Mr. Wendling describing his work the permanent possession of the all camp facilities; Modern dormi­ came from Cairo, where he is sta­ tories, dining hall, kitchens, in- er, and Mrs. Ira Rogers. Mrs school if won three times. Brown and Mrs. Rogers live in tion at John Payne Field, one of the Competition in the contest is ijjrmary, recreation hall, swimming many American installations in the ^pool, tennis court, playground, Berkeley, Calif., and Mrs. Walter close and the prizes are widely dis­ in Denver. North African area. He writes, tributed. Last year a first prize and chapel. Boys between the ages telling of his experiences in get­ was won by the school in Fleming. of 10 and 18 may apply for ad­ Word was received on last Fri­ ting the Legion work started among Individual prizes are awarded to i i m c iiE is mission. The charge per boy is $10 day. April 6, by Martin L. Purcell the American soldiers at this winners of first, second, and third 1 St Women’s Retreat per week, to be paid in advance. of 842 Grove street, Denver, that Egyptian camp. When he first ar­ place of the three divisions of each All correspondence concerning the his brother, Sgt. Patrick F. Pur­ Sgt. Patrick F. Purcell rived in Cairo from Casablanca, he section. Entries are to be submit­ camp should be addressed to the cell, 34, was killed in action in heard of a New Zealander who had attached to the Seventh army, and ted to Father Newell’s office in Rt, Rev. Joseph Bosetti, V.G., 1536 Germany on March 23. formed a number of Legion groups Denver by May 5. A school may en­ In El Pomar to Be Logan street, Denver. Sgt. Purcell, who was bom in had been overseas about two among British troops. After attend­ ter four papers in each division. Camp Was Seattle, Wash., came to Denver months. ing a couple of their meetings he Judging is by a neutral committee, when he was a T)oy, and attended Besides his brother in Denver, invited his superior. Chaplain members of which are not asso­ Established in 1920 S t Francis de Sales’ and the Ca­ Schneider, to accompany him one he is survived by another brother, ciated in any way with the Catholic The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Hugh L. thedral schools here. About seven night. The chaplain did so and re­ schools. The judges do not know SPEECH l E l i y McMenamin in 1920 established the Rev. Dennis Purcell, O.S.B., cited the prayers and gave the allo- Held May 11 to 13 years ago he went to Galveston, either the student or the school the camp for the Cathedral choir Tex., to make his home. He en­ of St. Martin’s abbey, Lacey, cutio for this meeting. from which any paper comes. boys. The property at that time Wash., and an uncle, Lawrence M tered the service on June 16, 1942, The two agreed that a praesid­ High school entries are limited Thirty gavels for superior The first retreat for women in service flag for each parish of the belonged to William P. MePhee, Purcell of Denver. ium should be established in their to 900 words; grade school paper# who annually was host to Mon- and was assigned to the engineers. speaking ability were awarded at El Pomar, beautiful Broadmoor, city will be blessed by Archbishop A Memorial High Mass is being own American camp- At the first to 250 words. The subject for the the first archdiocesan speech fes­ signor Bosetti and his choristers. Last August he requested active Colorado Springs, home given to Vehr, These flags will be presented sung this Thursday morning in the meeting when the group was or­ first division, composed of junior# tival at Regis high school Sun­ as a gift from the Colorado In 1934 Mr. and Mrs. Oscar L. service, and was subsequently Presentation church at 8 o’clock ganized there were 25 present and and seniors, is “The Need of Vo­ day, April 8. Tljit^yvwven sec­ the Sisters of Charity of Cin­ Springs deanery. Malo purchased the site from the for the repose of his soul. MePhee estate, and, after making m o visitors from one of the Eng­ cations for Qur Own Diocese-^ ond placCribbons were distributed, cinnati by Mrs. Spencer Penrose, The Rev. William J. Kelly, Pvt. Frank Ramirez, 20, who lish groups. The elections named Freshmen and 'sophomore# 'will and 35 third-place awards. Nearly extensive improvements and erect­ Sgt Mulkern president of the write oh “More Vocations for For­ will be held May 11 to 13. The spiritual director of the Colorado ing a new afid capacious hall and had previously _ been reported as 300 students from Catholic high retreat will be sponsored by Court Springs deanery, will give a talk praesidium and three other Irish- eign Missions,” Seventh and eigh^ schools throughout the Denver chapel, deeded the property to the RECISCOLLEeE missing in action, was killed in American soldiers to the other of­ grade students have as their topic St. Mary, Catholic Daughters of on the “Catholic Bishops’ Stand on then Diocese of Denver. The camp action on Aug. 31, 1944, in ardhdiocese competed for the America. The Charity nuns will the World Peace Plan’’ at the France, the War department has fices. The group unanimously ac- “America Needs More Religious prizes. is called S t Malo after a sixth- /T u m to Pages — Column S) Vocations.” conduct the former Penrose home meeting April 1. Father Kelly was century saint. informed his mother, Mrs. Frances St. Francis’ high school placed as a permanent center fdr women’s a member of the discussion panel Reynaga of 2970 S. Tejon street, top winners in each of the two reteats. Announcement of the re­ at the “Town Hall’’ meeting in Denver. Ramirez was inducted into most difficult events of the day, treat schedule will be made later. Main high school auditorium in Bishop Hunkeler to the army about three years ago dramatic declamation and humor­ The Colorado Springs deanery Colorado Springs held Saturday and had been overseas more than Catholic Clothing Gifts ous declamation. First place in of the Archdiocesan Council of evening, April 6, at which time Be Installed May 15 a year at the time he was re­ dramatic declamation went to Catholic Women will meet at St. “Colorado Springs Stake in the ported missing. Besides his mother, Mar>- Haney of St. Francis’ and Mary’s high school auditorium World Peace Plan’’ was the topic he is survived by five sisters ahd Anne Thompson of Cathedral. Sec­ Thursday evening, April 19, at for discussion. W. W. Grant of The Most Rev. Edward a brother, all of the Tejon street MDre Than 20,000 Pounds ond place was won by Mae Bishop 8 o’clock. Plans will be made and Denver was the principal speaker. Hunkeler, who will be con­ June 9 has been set as registra­ address. of Cathedral. John McGowan of the date set for the annual meet­ The Colorado Springs deanery was secrated in Omaha May 1, tion day at Regis college, Denver, Pvt. Leo J. Trujillo, 27, a mem­ Regis, and Doris Splear of St. ing. one of 30 sponsoring agencies for will be installed as Bishop of ber of the armored ei^ineers, was Denver’s Catholics, contributed Mary’sjjacademy. Third place went Plans will also be discussed for this meeting. Grand Island, Nebr., at 10 for the 1945 summer session, ac­ killed in action in France Feb. more than 20,000 pounds of ^ r - is usually high,” the director said. to Mary Ruth Thompson of Ca­ the general corporate Communion Mrs. Emmett Knight, president a.m. Tuesday, May 15, by the cording to the Very Rev. John J. ments and shoes to the United “But the amount that will have to thedral and Jack Bowen of An­ 19, the War department has noti­ for women of the Pike’s Peak re­ of the deanery, will preside at the Most Rev. Henry P. Rohlman, Flanagan, S.J., president of Regis fied his wife, Mrs. Lena Trujjillo National Clothing Collection drive be discarded this time is very nunciation. meeting April 19. Mrs. Joseph Coadjutor Archbishop of Du­ last Sunday. According to the Rev. gion, to be held May 6. Archbishop and dean of the summer session. of 1014 24th street, Denver, Pvt small.” Patricia O’Neill of St. Francis’, Urban J. Vehr Ttiill-celebrate Mass Murray is secretary. buque. E. J. Kolka, local director of the Classes will begin June 11 and will Trujillo entered the army in Oc- The S t Vincent de Paul con­ P«?gJty Caskin and Anne Stewart at 11 o’clock in St. Mary’s church, (Turn to Pages — Column 3) campaign for the War Relief ferences of the city assumed tha of St. Mary’s, and Patricia Gor­ after which breakfast will be continue until July 20. Courses are Services of the National Catholic responsibility of sorting, packing, man of Holy Family took first served in the main diningp-oom of offered by the departments of Eng­ Be Paul Mass Will Welfare Conference, further con­ and shipping the clothing from place in hunjorous declamation the Antlers hotel. Archbishop E. J . Hymans Is Appointed lish, economics, chemistry, French, tributions are expected to swell the parish collection centers last Second place went to ’Marjie Cas­ Vehr will give an address at the the amount to approximately the history, Latin, and mathematics. Sunday. Catholics were urged sidy of St. Joseph’s and Robert breakfast. Be Offered Sunday same total of last fall’s drive for through pulpit announcements and Fahey of Regis, and third place, to The choir of St. Thomas’ semi­ The faculty for the summer ses­ clothing for the people o^ Italy. publicity in the Denver Catholie Bernadette Dolorosa of Cathedral. nary, Denver, will chant M ilita^ USO-NCCS Club Director sion includes Father Flanagan, thi\ In Seminary Chapel The Archdiocese of Denver con­ Register to bring their quota of Original oratory was won by Wil­ Vespeis at 4 in the afternoon in Rev. Louis A. Bloomer, S.J. asso­ tributed more than 14 tons in the used clothing to church when they liam Olsen of Regis; second place. 1944 campaign. St. Mary’s church. After this a ciate professor in English; the attended Mass on April 8. Charles Muicahy of Regis; third Announcement was made “The need for USO services to­ The annual Communion Mass of More than 80 per cent of the Rev. Mark S. Gross, S.J., assistant S t Vincent de Paul men in St. Denver parishes have made reports Officials of the St. Vincent de place, Richard Ruhland of St. Wednesday by J. Kernan Week- day is as great as at any time since Paul society estimate that more Francis', Mary Anne Connors and Denver Family With baugh, chairman of the Denver the beginning of the war. Our re­ professor in English; Laurence F. Thomas’ seminary, Denver, will be on last Sunday’s collection, Father Anne Thompson of Cathedral, and offered this Sunday at 8> Break­ Kolka said, and additional returns than 30,000 articles of clothing NCCS executive committee, of a sponsibility as a Cathplic agency, Jansen, S.J., lecturer in Latin; the and shoes were donated by Den­ William Caskins of Regis. 4 in Service Reunited change in the directorship of the created to care for the spiritual and fast will follow the Mass, and the are expected this week, when pa­ Rev. Louis T. Keenojr, S.J., instruc­ men from S t Mary Magdalene’s rochial school children will canvass ver’s Catholics in the one-day col­ Out of 140 entries in the spot USO club operated by the, National social needs of the men and women lection. They are still sorting and broadcasting event, St. Francis’ Catholic Community Service at engaged in the defense of our coun­ tor in chemistry; the Rev. Peter parish, Edgewater, will demon­ homes for used clothing. The St. Four members of the Kotten- strate a conference meeting for Vincent de Paul conferences in crating the garments according to again had two first-place winners, stette family in service were re­ 1575 Grant street, Denver. Cecil try, is likewise greater. In my opin­ McCartney, S.J., professor of size, and shipping it to a central Oren O’Neil and Donald Romero. B. Jolley, director of this unit since ion, the Catholic'people of Denver French; Aldo Nortarianni, lecturer the seminarians. Archbishop the city will also co-operate in united this week in Denver. Leon­ Urban J. Vehr will speak. Guests the extended campaign. Anyone warehouse, where it will be col­ Eugene Lamansky and Robert ard, who has been serving with the Dec. 1, 1943, will be transferred to are nerforming a spiritual and pa- in mathematics; the Rev. Edmund lected by government officials and Fiori of Regis also shared top the Kansa.s City. Mo., NCCS unit. (Turn to Pages — Column 5) will be the Rt. Rev. .John R. Mul­ who has a large package of cloth­ AAF in Englandrwas granted a Stumpf, S.J., lecturer in history; roy, the Rev. James P. Flanagan, ing to donate may call the De Paul sent to the moat needy people in honors. Four second places went furlough at the same time Al, who Elliott J. Hymans, pre.sent director war-devastated areas. of the Boise, Ida., USO club, has and the Rev. Edward Wintergalen, and C. D. O’Brien, former presi­ headquarters at CH. 5503. The to St. Francis’ students, Catherine has been serving with the navy S.J., instructor in economics. The national and local cam­ Haney, Patricia O’Neill, Lois Ruh­ at Midway, was on his way to Den­ been appointed director in Denver. Script Tickets dent of the Particular council. workers will also make further The change in directors will be­ Tuition and fees for the sum­ About 100 members of the society collections from local churches. paigns will continue until the last land, and Marilyn Phelan. Two ver. E. J., with the marine medical of Uie month. The adult quota has St. Joseph’s entrants, Frank Rust corps in San Francisco, came here come effective April 16. mer session are payable on regis­ are expected to attend. The Very The quality of the clothing and tration day. This summer, Carroll Rev. Joseph O’Heron is the spirit­ other wearing apparel that was been established as five pounds of and William Robertson,\l.so took to visit his wife and new baby, in Mr. Hymans is well equipped For Opera Will clothing per person. second honors. Third place went Fitzsimons hospital. Grace, a sis­ to carry out the responsibilities hall will be opened to students de­ ual director. Judge Joseph J. donated by Denver Catholics last to Celeste McClain and Mary Lou ter, is in training with the WAC of the Denver club. He has been siring to live on the campus during Walsh is now president of the Sunday was exceptionally good. Scares of Annunciation, John in the same hospital. Another with the NCCS since its inception Be Distributed the session. Particular council. “The percentage of unusable Landrum of Holy Family, Betsy brother, Frank, lives at 700 Oneida prior to Pearl Harbor, and was Charity Ball (Turn to Page 2 — Column i) in Denver. director of clubs in the USO over­ New Church in Thermopolis, as given in a sketch by seas division, in Sacketts Harbor, Monroe of Denver, archi­ N. Y., and in Watertown,' N. Y. Script tickets for the opera, tect. The building will cost about $37,300 and will be constructed as soon as war restrictions are lifted. Yields $1,DDD SISTER MARY OF MERCY WILL For the past 10 months he has been La Tosco, to be ;resented by the The Rev. Philip Krass is pastor of St. Francis' parish in Thermopolis. in charge of the USO club in Boi.se, Spera company Ida. Prior to USO affiliation, Mr. May 14, 15, and 16, will be distri­ Hymans wa.s with the New York buted to the Denver parishes this For Catechists MARK GOLDEN JUBILEE APR. 16 Catholic Charities organization, at­ week, according to the Rev. E. J. tached to the Boy Scout division, Kolka, business manager of the and wa.s headmaster of the Catho­ opera company.’ The priest also A check for $1,000, the major The golden jubilee of Sister received the garb and veil of the lic Summer School of America for announced that the script may be share of proceeds from the St. Pat­ Mary of Mercy will be cele­ novitiate March 6, 1893. Her pro­ a three-year term. exchanged for reserved seats when rick’s day ball, will be handed to brated in Denver Monday, April fession of religious vows occurred Denver Club the box office opens in the May Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, in the 16. A Solemn Mass, coram AprU 16, 1895, Co., Tuesday, May 1, at 9 a.m. name of the Denver Archbishop’s Pontifice, will begin at 8:30 in the Sister Mary of Mercy was an Is Outstanding Much interest is being shown guild, for the Missionary Catechists Mercy ho.spital chapel. Archbishop in this year’s production of the in Colorado, it was announced by outstanding teacher in the schools NCCS officials point out that the local opera company, which is di­ the R t Rev. Monsignor John R. Urban J. Vehr will preach the ser­ of Colorado for 40 years. Thirty- Denver unit is one of the outstand- mon. The Very Rev. John A. rected by the Rt. Rev. Joseph J. Mulroy at the guild’s Communion two years of this service were ing USO clubs in the country. ’The Bosetti, V.G. Three nationally breakfast Sunday, April 8. Buttimer, C.SS.R., pastor of St. spent at St. Joseph’s school in the national importance of this club is known opera stars, Giovanni Joseph’s church, will be celebrant; Redemptorist parish, Denver, The Archbishop’s guild has spon­ accentuated by the fact that Denver Martinelli, Norina Greco, and sored the Missionary Catechists the Rev. John Moran, deacon,' the where, for 16 years, she was su­ is ohe of the most important hos­ Nicolai Berardinelli, have been Rev. Louis Mertz, subdeacon; and perior and principal. She held since their introduction to the • pital areas in the entire country secured to sing leading roles. state last September. When the St. the Rev. Edward Woeber, master the office of npstress of novices Club programs are being adjusted They will be supplemented by Jos­ of ceremonies. The Rt. Rev. Mon­ for six years. ’Her more recent Patrick’s day ball committee an­ to meet current problems as indi­ eph Clifford, well-known Denver nounced that part of the returns signor Willram Higgins and other appointments have been in Mercy cated by the needs of the returned vocal artist, and other prominent members of the clergy will be pres­ hospital, Denver, where she re­ would go to the Catechists, the soldiers, many of whom are conval­ local singers. whole-hearted support of the guild ent. No invitations have been is­ sides in McAuley Hall convent. escing in the Denver area. As the Sale of boxes has already be­ sued, but all friends are welcome. was won. So outetanding was the Her sister. Mother Mary Se­ war progresses, this type of service gun, Father Kolka announced, backing given the affair by the Mr. and Mrs. James Hennessey, bastian Hennessey, assistant pro­ man increa.ses, and the need for and advance reservations indi­ Archbishop’s guild, that almost the residents of Chicago, were the par­ vincial of the Omaha province, constant adjustment in club affairs cate that there will be capacity entire receipts were voted to the ents of a fine Catholic family of will come to Denver for the jubilee prevails. audiences on each of the three Catechists,' who will open another eight children, two of whom be­ celebration. Other relatives, Mr. Denver NCCS committees, recog nights La Tosea will be produced. mission center in Brighton in the came Religious Sisters of Mercy and Mrs. Clarence Hennessey of nizine the current trends and needs Walter P. Keeley, who will again fall. in Colorado. The family moved Grand Rapids, Mich.; Mrs. Walter in UsO clubs, are meeting regular­ be in charge of the stage settings, This announcement featured the to Milford, Mass., where the sister- Kelsey of Hammond, Ind.; and ly in order to keep ahead of the con­ is designing elaborate scenery for annual Communion breakfast held jubilarian received her education. Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Nash of stantly changing picture. The Rt the May production. Denver’s own in the Cosmopolitan hotel for 150, Sister Mary of Mercy entered Chicago, 111., at present residing Rev. Monsignor John R. Mulroy, ballet troupe, under the direction a record crowd, after the young religious life in the mother-house, in Miami, Fla., will be unable to club moderator, made the follow­ of Lillian Covillo, will present women had attended Mass in Holy then in Denver, Sept, 6, 1892, and come. ing statement Wednesday: several special numbers. i (Turn to Pages — Columns) PAGE TWO Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, 'HEystone 4205 Thursday, April 12, 1945

The Denyef Catholic LEGION OF MARY IS CARRIED C H A R in BALL YIELDS $1,000 Register BY SOLDIER TO CAIRO, EGYPT FOR MISSIONARY CATECHISTS "Soy your rosary daily for the Ptbllshed Weekly by the Catholic Press Society, Inc. (Continued From Page One) names of Legion work in Denver. boys at the front." Wendling has served as treasurer (Continued From Page One) Archbishop, and in USO volunteer 038 Bannock Street, Denver, cepted the beautiful title of Our Ghost church. The Rev. Gregory service. Lady of the Desert as the designa­ of the Denver comltium isince its Colo. founding for the two terms of six Smith, chaplain of the guild and Miss Helen Flynn and Mrs. Ma­ tion for their praesidium. For their pastor of St. Francis de Sales’ rion Kelly were responsible for the Sabscription: 81 Per Year first assignments the members ac­ years allowed by the. constitution, and since bis successor was induct­ church, read the Mass and ad­ elaborate breakfast arrangements. Se6 onr new rosaries cepted the task of spreading the dressed the congregation. Entered as Second Clasa Matter truth of God’s teaching among their ed into the service he has been Games Party to Aid at the Post Office, Denver, comrades. serving as active treasurer. At the breakfast Father Smith Summer Schools in black, white and colors# Wendling’s interest in the Legion (Continued From Page One) replied the 16-year history of the Colo. Sgt. Mulkern writes with pleas­ guild since its reorganization. He Tickets for the games party ant memories of his short stay in of Mary is not something merely FolSy of St. Mary’s, Barbara Foley theoretical, for he has been the said that after assuming the name April 26 in Fransalian hall were Denver, and of his association with of Cathedral, and James Atkinson of the Archbishop the young and distributed at the breakfast.* The Mr.'Wendling, who is one of the dy- moving force in the establishment of a number of praesidia in Denver and Myles Dolan of Regis. First vigorous organization has grown benefit party will finance relinous • f + + parishes and has worked with those place in the oratorical declama­ by leaps and bounds. It was known summer schools taught by Ar RESTAURANT praesidia until they were on their as the Junior Tabernacle society bishop’s guild members. All admin- tion was won by William Olsen, iatrative work, teaching supplies, own feet. At present he is an of­ John McGowan, and Charles Ma until two years ago and, has con­ III 11th Strut ficer of Our Lady Comforter of the tinually maintained the policy that and First Communion preparations ■etwMB WeKoa honey of Regis; second place, Louis a society is only aa strong as its for towns throughout the state will Afflicted, which works among the Hall and John Landrum of Holy C alU erala progiam. As a consequence, the be provided from this fund. Mrs. at. war casualties in Fitzsimons hos­ Family, and Wiliis Coates of Re­ pital, making weekly visits to the guild is linked with many out­ Andrew McCallin and Miss Mad- gis; third place, Joseph Yelenick standing Catholic endeavors of the elyn Nalty are co-chairmen. hospital to assist the men in what­ and Donald Murphy of Regis. Speciol SDNDAI DINNER ever way possible. archdiocese. Monsignor M u 1 r o y Virginia Bailey Wedi It is small wonder that his otvn John Landrum of Holy Family, cited the group for its part in the Miss-Virginia Bailey, before her STEWED CHICKEiV, CHOPPED STEAK OR gaining awards in two other marriage to Lt. Robert A. Barlow R O A ^ PORK: Including soup or cocktail, veg­ enthusiasm for the Legion was con­ dedication of the Holy Ghost tagious for the Fort Logan soldier, events, -took first place in extem­ church, in the installation of the in the Cathedral April 10, was the etable, potatoes, salad, dessert and. drink. Choice poraneous speaking. Second place inspiration of a bridal shower of six other entrees.------—------d _ for Wendling, a convert himself, Headquarters for 75 has been responsible for the conver­ went to William Carmichael and given bv fellow members of the CHURCH SERVED 11 A.M. to S P.M. ONLY .sion of more than 400 persons to the William Caskins of Regis. Third Stella Maris circle in the home of ARTICLES OP DEVOTION A ORGAN NO place was won by Joseph Gallegos, Misses Angela and Mary E. Eisen- CHURCH FURNISHINGS miBic UC Catholic faith. He is an active and GOODS ardent supporter of Catholic Ac­ Otto Neuberger, and James Shee­ man the previous week, BOOKS FOR THE CATH- tion in many forms. His keen in­ han of Regis. First place in after- Mrs. Mary Catherine Duckworth OUO LAITY AND CLERGY HOUSE terest in his adopted faith inspired dinner speaking went to Charles of Littleton will entertain the mem­ him to start a collection of clippings Mulcahy of Regis; second place, bers of Ave Maria circle in her about the Church, converts, and Bernadette Dolorosa of Cathedral; UDRESS AEGIS home on Wednesday, April 25. 1636*38 Tremont Street Moving - Packing - Storage similar topiM^tbat now fills more third place, Oren O’Neill of S t Mrs. Jack Utecht, formerly Miss Phone TAbor 3789 than 500 volliraes. It was an exam­ Francis’. Ann Mall of Precious Blood circle, ination of the files concerned with First place in poetry reading was honored recently at a shower the Legion that helped win S ^. went to Donna Drum and Joseph in the home of Mrs. Louise John­ For the Safety of Your Goods Mulkem to'the cause.and set him McCormick of St. Joseph’s, P e g ^ ly. CAAUP son with Miss Eleanor Englehardt on his own course as a Legion apos­ Caskin, Mary Killian, and Gloria as co-hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Utecht FOR BEAUTY AND DURABILITY LESTER’S use tle. Perry of St. Mary’s, and Robert were married in St. Mary’s Cathe­ The Regis Library association dral, Wichita, Kans., on Saturday, Mr. Wendling has tAvice been Fahey and Robert Sunderland of will present a Denver author, Wil­ NIcMnrtry Paints RATCH REPAraS Johnson Sorvieo on Every Move elected president of the men’s Regis. Second place went to Ce­ March 17, and are making Denver liam E. Barrett, as the chief speak­ their home. and Varnish 7-DAY SERVICE branch of the Third Order of St. leste McClain and Ruth Heffeman er at its meeting this Sunday, April Francis at St. Elizabeth’s church of Annunciation, Anaclidus Car- On Thursday, April 12, an eve­ ONE-YEAR GUARANTEE LONG DISTANCE MOVING 15, at 3 p.m. in the Catholic Char­ ning of sewing on altar linens for ANDERSON BROS in Denver. He is a member of St. roll and Carl Eiberger of St. Jos­ ities annex. Mr. Barrett, who will Coifas and Jaaephina EA. 0444 152? Welton CHerry 2447 eph’s, Anne Stewart of S t Mary’s, the missions will be spent by mem­ Catherine’s parish and lives at 4471 speak on Argentina, has been writ­ bers of Queen of Angels circle, Lowell boulevard. Mary Ruth Thompson of Cathe­ ing professionally since 1929 and with Miss Phyllis Lichter as host­ dral, and Thomas Lundy and has contributed to practically ev­ ess. Jokson Sforage*& Moving Co. Charles Mahoney of Regis. Third ery national magazine publishing A dinner will be held by mem­ . Auto Body and Fender place was won by Joan Gibbons of fiction. He has had more than Rent a 221 Broadway Denver PEarl 2433 REPAIRING AND PAINTING Annunciation, Margaret Lament I, 000 short stories published since bers of Precious Blood circle on FREB ESmiATB "HMS PAYMENTS Tuesday, April 24, at 6:30 p.m. and Martha Marquez of St. Jos­ 1938. His book, TVoman on Horse­ in the Republican club. SWAYNE-WIMBUSH eph’s, and John McGowan, Dan back, which was on the best-seller Members of Morning Star circle Shannon, and Joseph Yelenick of list for 10 weeks, was translated Safe Deposit Box 850 8ANNOCK TA. 8113 will honor Mrs. Charlotte Brinegar Regis. First place in impersona­ into German, Spanish, Portuguese, at a dinner on Tuesday, April 16. Mlinc rOROS SlBO* ItU tion went to Charles Mulcahy and and Scandinavian, besides appear­ BUY WAR BONDS FOR VICTORY Mrs. Brinegar will leave for San in our fireproof, burglar proof vaults James O’Neill of Regis;* second ing in English and Canadian edi­ Francisco shortly to join her hus­ place, George Clarke of Regis; and tions. band, S. Sgt Thomas F. Brinegar. Rentals from $5.00 per year, plus tax. third place to Ruth HefTernan and For the past seven years, In ad­ On Thursday, April 6, Mrs. Mary Lee Seares of Annunciation. dition to other writing, he has re­ Virginia Weathers was hostess to First place in debate was taken viewed books for Boston news­ members of St. James’ circle in her bp Josephine Tangney of St. Fran­ papers. Originally he was on the home. A guest, Mrs. Chris Hop- DENVER INDUSTRIAL DANK cis’, Evelyn Leo of St. Joseph’s, staff of the Boston Evening Trans- pin, also attended. On April 19 GEORGE F. ROCK. Pre^dent Thomas Fahey, Robert Fahey, and script. When that paper suspended Miss Helen Habib will entertain Paul Gleason of Regis; second publication, he was invited to join this circle in her home, 1407 E. 1534 California Street Telephone: Main 5155 C O N F U S IO N place, Mary Lou Seares of An­ the staff of the Boston Post, for 11th avenue. S t James’ circle had nunciation, Mary Brannan of St which he still writes reviews. He the largest representation at the Open Mondays Until 8 p.nu Mary’s, Charles Stoifes and Carl specializes in Latin American avi­ guild’s Communion breakfast, with Eiberger of S t Joseph’s, John Tal- ation and has examined about 80 11 members in attendance. WHEN BEREAVEMENT lon, Charles Mahoney, Charles per cent of the hooks published Mrs. Eleanor McGovern, a mem­ Mulcahy, and James Mullins of about Latin America in the past ber of St. Luke’s circle, has re­ Regis. Third place went to Mary seven years. At present he has a turned to Denver after being w th COMES TO YOUR HOME Monohan and Lola Rubland of St. novel appearing in Cosmopolitan her husband, Ray, who recently left Francis’, George Clarke, Robert and has another scheduled for the for Iran, where he is serving as an BERfi’Si^ # 'ST 0RE Fieri, and Frank O’Halloran of next issue of McCall's. army correspondent Previous to Regis. Impromptu speaking was His talk Sunday will be followed that time, he was in New York 29 Broadway Store Hours 10 to 6:30 p.m.—Open Sundayt T he WHITE CROSS plan for pra*arrangemant el won by William Martin of Regis; by brief reviews of outstanding city, as a member of the staff of funeralt cannot bring back a life but it can ease the familY'g second place, James O'Neill of books on Latin America by the Yank. Don’t Forget the Boys and Girls in Service Regis; third place, James Atkin­ Rev. Emanuel T. Sandoval, S.J.. MAIL THEM CANDY OFTEN burden by eliminating the worry over funeral expenie. son of Regis, librarian of Regis colleife, who will J. Edgar Hoover Lauds The speech festival was judged add a few recommendations of tex^ BERG’S CAHOIES on Latin American history he has San Diego Boys’ School WHITE CROSS may be used by an Individual or may include by members of Loretto Heists Candy Cream Roues . . . Peppermints . . . Gum Drops # # '• speech classes, theological stu­ been using in his course at Regis the entire family, cost may be covered by a cash transaC' dents from St. Thomas’ seminary, this year. San Diego.—J. Edgar Hoover, Licorice . . . Milk and Dark Sweet Chocolates . . . No admission fee fi^s been set director of the Federal Bureau of Marshmallows . . . Assorted Nut Meats . . . tion or by tmedl payments . . . a few cOnts a week. No member* speech teachers from the Denver public high schools, and Denver for these lectures, but a silver of­ Investigation, has commended the Soft Centers, Hard Candy . . . Cinnamon Red Hots ship fees, no medical examinations. businessmen and women. Miss fering toward defraying improve­ Vocational Training school for PEPPERMINT STICK CANDY Joyous Cummings was chairman of ments in the library will be ac­ boys to be established near San Greeting Card* for All Occasions the judges’ committee, and was cepted. The final meeting of the Diego. In a letter to Bishop Investigate this thoughtful way to protect yourself and fam* assisted by Mrs. W. K. Boch of year will be held in the Regis li­ Charles F. Buddy, the FBI head Tn5CCCtZ3GSCS3CE$3GCCCEE3n ily, Telephone lor a copy of the WHITE CROSS booklet or sIm* S t Francis’, Thomas McMahon of brary May 20. The Rev. Edward expresses the feeling that the Rt Thomas’ seminary. Miss Claire J. Stauffen, S.J., professor of Eng­ iroject will do much to correct the ply mail this advertisement with your name and Address. No McMenamy of Loretto Heights col­ lish, will lecture on the poetry of fuvenile delinquency situation in obligation whatever. _ lege, and W. J. Kane, S.J., of Joyce Kilmer. the area. Regis. The awards committee con­ DEUOTIOn OF THE sisted of Mrs. W. K. Boch of S t PHONE Francis’, Miss Emma Mayfield of ST. ELIZABETH’S WILL HAVE S t Mary’s academy and Holy Fam­ nine t u e s d a v s ily, R. J. Imbs, S.J., of Regis, Miss Joan Demmer of Cathedral and 9 TUESDAYS OF ST. ANTHONY Miss Joyous Cummings of St. Jos­ In Honor Of LEVARD eph’s. (St. Elisabeth'! Pariib, D enTar) secutive Tuesdays, and, said that, The Rev, Fabian F. Joyce, after receiving the sacraments, O.F.M., will open the solemn no­ she would be rewarded with an SI. Joseph’s Guild to answer to her prayers. With great vena to St. Anthony on Tuesday, ST. n n iH o n v of prdur trust she followed these directions, Hold Card Parly May 10 April 17, at 7:45 p.m., which will and, upon finding the efficacy of FEDERAL at NORTH SPEER come to a close on the Feast of St. such prayer, she resolved to con­ The Franciscan Wonder-Worker Anthony, June 13. The devotions tinue the devotion. AUtS. JAS. P. AUCONATY The April meetint* of St. Jos­ during the Nine Tuesdays will in­ It is important that all who keep eph's guild was held in the library clude the reading of petitions, a the novena should endeavor to of S t Francis de * Sales’ high short sermon, special prayers, the obey the saint's injijnction of re­ school, Denver, April 7, at 2 p.m. miraculous responaory, the bless­ ceiving the sacraments. This can The hostesses for the social hour ing with the relic, and public ven­ easily be done, for Confessions will were Mrs. J. R. Kline, Mrs. Rose eration of the relic after Benedic­ be heard immediately following McDonough, and Mrs. C. A. tion. the devotions. One should also Reifsnyder. St. Anthony seems to have make a great attempt to imitate Sister Mary Patricia was chosen Tuesday as his own day, for the saint's humility, purity, and awarded the special prize. Other on Tuesday, the day on which he other virtues, and also to give rizes were awarded to Mmes. T. was being buried, he wrought so alms for the benefit of the poor. Think of Miller’s E. Mulligan, Henry Jacques, N. many miracles thait his funeral pro­ At the solemn closing of the McVeigh, J. F. Shilvock, A. C. cession was turned from one of novena lilies will be blessed and for Meat Tremlett, D. R. Reinert, Carl Ott, sadness into one of triumphal and distributed. and Mary Craig. joyous ovation. The novena itself Thrillers! The guild will hold a card party originated in Bologna, where St. on Thursday, JHay 10, in the hos­ Anthony appeared to a woman of pitality room in the Public Service nobility who had appealed to him building. Dessert luncheon will in her distress. The saint told her be served at 1:30 p.m. Mmes. A. to visit a Franciscan church, there E. Gallagher, Edward Nevans, and to pray at the altar for nine con­ Springs Matt Verlinden will be hostesses. Those wishing reservations may E. J. Hymans Named notify one of the hostesses or Mrs. As NCCS Club Director MINERAL BATH A. C. Tremlett, chairman of the ways and means committee. TREATMENT (Continued From Page One) triotic duty exceptionally well Brought to You in Your Ml. SI. Seholasliea through our USO club, Ifct we must Own Home be vigilant and determined in de­ ThDBitndi »l pMpIt trsvtl nunr mllet t» • Hot Sulphur Spring* (or the b«nt- Alumnae Will Meal fining new problems and new op­ (lei*l •ffccts of •ulphnr water. portunities. We must not overlook Trj- for Relief of Arthritic, one single opportunity to serve the Neiirilic and Rheumatic Pains Mrs. Joseph McGill, 475 Colo­ men and women in uniform and and (or redueins Swollen Mnicloa and rado boulevard, will be hostess also the discharged soldier.” JtinU 8UL-VITO, (ormerlr Dr. Bah- rock'i Snlphido Solution. Itchinf, to the Denver chapter of the Mt. During Mr. Jolley’s directorship Bumlns. Skin Pcriins, Ecaemt-llkt Schoiaitica college Alumnae asso­ in Denver, the club has developed Kaeh, Skin Blotehce. eorao (orait of ciation Tuesday avening, April 17, into a great recreational center for Acno. Rinsworm or Atkleteo Foot— Leg O* Lamb aianr of these dieordero mar ha dqt to at 8 o'clock. This is the first of ail miUtaty personnel located in surface non-iretemlc Shin Tronblei, Trr a series of monthly meetings to be Denver. His family will remain in SUfcVlTO. like all lean meat devoted to bridge and business. Denver until after the present 8 HOT SULPHUR BATHS The group will discuss plans school term. A son. Jay, is a priS' IN YOUR RATHROOM la 96 to 98% digest* for a Decoration day luncheon to oner of war in Germany. The FOR ONXY Sl.O O be held in a downtown Denver ho­ Kansas City NCCS operation is the On Sale at All Drug and ibie. This week Mil* tel, to which all Colorado alumnae largest in the Western division. Be­ Department Stores of the Kansas college will be in­ fore his Denver assignment, Mr. Product of Queen Citr Laboratoricf ler's feature . . . Jolley was director of the USO MOUNTAIN STATES BBOKERAGE vited. CO. Have you ever made the 9 Tuesdays? A tentative schedule of further club in Springfield, Mo., Where he 144T Stout Stnat. Danrer X, Calorado Why not this year—for self and those activities includes a Christmas hol­ also made an outstanding record iday book tea, and a Communion in the service? braakfast on the Feast of St. Scho­ lastics. Ihrocatds from all alumnae BEGINNING L E G 0 ’ LAMB K lX 39° activities are contributed to the SELL yonr CAR to » alumnae ccholarship fund. A fin d s, Be La Salle Auxiliary Tuesday, April 17 lb...... Will Hold Oard Parly At 7:45 p. m. Meat if altcays O’Meara Motor Co. a treat at Millards The De La Salle auxiliary of the D K K m ’R LAXOEST FOED, URCUXT A UNCOLN DKAUK ST. ELIZABETH’S CHURCH Denver Chriitian Brothers ^11 hold Top Price for All Makes and Models Super Markets! a card party on April 19 at 8 p.m. EXGAROLXSB OF AGE nth & CURTIS at 166S Grant street. Denver. Val­ uable special and table prizes and See A1 O’Meara 1314 Acoma MAin 3111 SUPER mBBKElSI a beautiful quilt will be awarded. Thursday, ’April 12, 1945 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 TAGE THREE

Give Clothing for LEE C. RICHARD P PAPER DRIVE AWARD OF HONOR War Victims HANEY L. HANEY Eye» Glasaea A SService e WON BY PUPILS IN ENGLEWOOD Examined Fitted

(St. Louis' Parish, Enwlewood) |Gsrvin. John Gavin. Clifford Woods. Gar- FOR XH toLlvinf ... . , , sld O'Fsrrell. Chariot Murphy, Charlas The pupils of the parish schoolIcionn.-Edw ard Glenn. WlUfstn HeCaba. LUE i. RAjVLY AND SON Caroline Jacobi, Duane Knlcht Janette Members of St. Vincent de Paul’s Parish How much wiser it is to take qualified for an award of honor by McDonnell. Thereaa Sinner, Judith Had- Exclusive Optometrists the sensible step toward family h .ving collected an average of 20 *on, Richard Wayne. Billy Boom, Charla* or more pounds per pupil in one Flierl. Paul Mahoney, John Kuplaek, Jo*- TA. 2690 Credit If Desired TA. 2690 protection now. OLINGER’S eph HcAIIiiter. Nancy Ficklin, Anne* month in the waste paper drive. Atkin*on, Chrittine Casan*. Charle* Cof- 827 15TH 8T-. D E N V E R FUTURE NEED PLAN is the Children who collected 1,000 pounds felt, Anneli Chlriehinno, Lee Hontfom- logical answer to this problem. (St. John’s Parish, Denver) or more are; Lee Montgomery, ery. Perry Ki**ell, and Jean Glenn. St. John’s Altar and Rosa^ so­ 2,500; Joseph Wcdow, 1,900; Rob­ Saeriaty Mirror Donated Membership provides Future ciety will meet Friday, April 20, ert Lorenzo, 1,724; Barbara Lu- The meeting of the Altar and Need Protection for every at 2 o’clock in the home of Mrs. cema, 1,169; and Roger Powell, Ludlow Flower, 365 Franklin Rosary society was held in the rec­ SERVED EVERY DAY member of the family, regard­ 1,087. tory April 9 with Mrs. Perry less of age. . . at a cost of only street. Lt. Col. Jesse Marshall, for hsvlnv collected 600 WORLD FAMOUS COLORADO MOUNTAIN commander of the Sixth district pound* since Janutry were won by Don­ Fisher presiding. a few cents a day. For com> will be the guest speaker. His ald Kent. Richard Wayne, Dan SulHvan. Mrs. G. Smilanic and Mrs. G. Billy Ricard. Robert Goetz. Mary Alice piece information, consult our topic will be ‘‘The Geneva Con­ Jackson. Virvil Carroll, Larry Roxmiarek, Moore are caring for the altars dur­ R a in b o w T r o u t Advisory Department. . .there vention.” An interesting meeting Edward StiiMc, Mary Ann Schwindt. ing April. The members will meet is being planned, and ail members Norma Lorenso, Ansela Chirichivno. in the home of Mrs. N. Steck, 3361 * Fresh from Colorado’s Icy Waters is no obligation. James Walsh, Patrick Carroll, Donald S. Logan, Friday, April 13, at 10 are invited to attend. Huppert, and John Gagin. Papertrooper Complete 6 Course Diimer, $1.00 Mrs. George McCaddon will en­ badsei have been received by Joan Caton. o’clock to sew and mend. A full- tertain members of the Kateri Jack Theiien, Francis Denning, James lengUi mirror was installed in the I6th at Jensen. Sally Aymimi, Dorothea Glenn. Ic Pmridaf; Gtrif* U« SMt(i Tekakwitha circle with luncheon in Floraine Bell. Frank H agen, Joseph sacristy and glass tops were placed Next Dmz CIomS Hondayi Boulder 0 £ u u fe ASherman ^ “ the Denver Athletic club on Fri Markey, Karen Powtll, Fred Boom, Bar­ on the side altars. bara Axtell, Frank Weitb, Carol Brick, 0 «I u > «I € * day, April 13. . Patrick Oberkramer, Robert Schwindt, Mrs. A. Bell and Mrs, M. Vrane- St. Mary’s circle will meet in James Connell. Mary Rice, Mary Jane sic were enrolled as perpetual mem­ CATHOLIC MEMBERS of our the home of Mrs. L. J, McCarthy bers. Mrs. F. Nixon, Mrs. G. Balk, personnel and the hnest equip* for luncheon and bridge on Friday, and Mrs. A. Conway were wel­ Golden OLantem ment and facilities are assigned April 20. comed as new members. RESTAURANT KE. 1205 to every Catholic Service. Mrs, Roy G. Atkinson enter­ The Altar society will act as 1265 Bdwy., Near 13th Ave. tained St. Joseph’s club in her St. Cajetan s PTA hostesses at the USO April 11 and home, 655 Clayton street, on 16. Mrs. Smilanic reported 16 sick Wednesday, April 11. After calls made. rie«-Pr«iirf»nt luncheon the guests spent the af­ Cakes were donated and taken to ternoon playing bridge. To Meet April IS Fort Logan by Mrs. William Arend, Mrs. Frank Prueher, a cousin of Mrs. John Bettinger, Mrs. Julia “Somewhere in Poland” the Service Headquarters Daniel Reinert, and iVfiss Mary Doering, Mrs. J. W. Kissell, Mrs. photographer came upon this bare­ McCann visited in the Reinert (St. Cajetan’a Pariah, Denver) J. A. Ricard, Mrs. L. Shuster, and FOR SOUTH DEXVER home last week. They were en Mrs. Tom Sullivan. footed mother and her baby, route from Burlington, la., to Los St. Cajetan’s PTA will meet Cookies for the Catholic USO wrrapped in an old curtain to keep Angeles. Sunday, April 15, at 3:15 in the and the Englew'-od Service Men’s wrarm. Millions are worse clad in Our Equipment Is of the Best school hall to discuss appointment war-devastated lands abroad. You Students Place in Speech Festival club were given by Mrs. C. Boom, We Service Any Make of Car or Truck Students from St. John’s par­ of the special committ^ for the Mrs. J. Crookham, Mrs. J. W. Kee­ can help save them from sickness ish who won awards at the Tirst nomination of candidates for the gan, Mrs. Joe Little, Mrs. Dan and death by giving serviceable PI(3i UP SERVICE MOTHER’S DAY— MAY 13th annual archdiocesan speech fes­ different offices. The election will Phillips, Mrs. A. Eppick, Mrs. Joe used' clothing, shoes, and bedding tival held in Regis high school be held at the May meeting. Plans Flood, Mrs. J. J. Jaap, Mrs. J. W. to the United National Qothing for special graduation exercises, collection. Viner Chevrolet Co. That she may see you Shnday, April 8, were Miss' Ann Kissell, Mrs. Leichner, Mrs. Al Stewart, first in humorous decla­ to honor the students who have Michaud, Mrs. Kathryn Noe, and PE. 4M 1 455 BROADWAY every day — mation and second in poetry; completed eight full years in S t Miss Angie Roos. Cakes were do­ .James Mullins, second in debate; Cajetan’s grammar' school, will be nated by Mrs; J. P. Puizena, Mrs. Social Planned \ Joe Gallegos, third in extempora­ made. Redronic, Mrs.- W, Smyth, and neous speaking; James Atkinson, Way of the Cross services, a de Mrs. Ed Thaisen. YOUR PORTRAIT third in impromptu speaking and votion long established in St. Ca Mrs. G. Smilenic and Mrs. Liev- By Polish Ushers third in radio; Charles Mulcahy, jetan’s, will be resumed on Friday, ens served a beef noodle and an first in impersonation, first in af­ April 13, at 7:30 p.m. Italian spaghetti supper to the (St. Joseph’s Polish Parish, Please make your appointment NOW to insure ter-dinner speaking, second in The Confraternity of Christian service men. Denver) Doctrine members will receive Holy delivery before May 13th. , original oratory, and second in de­ Serving in the club as hostesses The Ushers’ club "will hold a bate. Eucharist in the 8:30 Mass on were Mrs. P. C. Fisher, Mrs. Julia Sunday, April 16, and will also sports social in the Polish hall Sat­ Miss Stewart attends St. Mary’s Doering, Miss Josephine Herzog, urday evening, April 14, at 8 academy, and the boys are stu­ meet in the afternoon of the same Mrs. J. W. Kissell, Mrs. Leivens, day at 2 o’clock in the church hall. o’clock. Refreshments will be served dents in Regis high school. Mrs. J. P. Smilanic, and Mrs. A. and music will be furnished by the Mr. and Mrs. Leonard A. Tang- The Young Ladies’ sodality held Steck. REHIBRnnOT STUDIOS ney are the parents of a girl bom a special meeting on Sunday, April Polish Harmony club orchestra. in St. Joseph’s hospital Friday, 8. Those chosen to represent the Clothing: Drive Held Tickets are 40 cents a person. The 1524 California St. CH. 4544 April 6. Mrs. A. M. Kirchofer parish sodality in the Denver So­ The school served as one of four proceeds from the social will be centers for the Englewood clothing used to help obtain playground from Omaha, Nebr., is visiting in dality union’s annual Living Ro­ equipment for the pupils of the the Tangney home. sary, to be held at the Cathedral collection. .Three of the sisters and 12 of the school children sorted and parish school. The boys will re­ Mrs. John P.- Akolt is ill in on May 13, include Eursie and ceive baseball equipment and the C athedral Mercy hospital, Mary Manchego, Mary Roybal, packed hundreds of garments. The Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Danko Stella Encinias, Jennie Pinedo, &t Vincent de Paul men collected girls will be provided softball and two truck loads of clothing on Sun­ volleyball facilities. are the parents of a girl bom Sat­ Beatrice Martinez, and Delia Gar­ The men of the Holy Name so­ urday in a lopal hospital. cia, sodality president The sodal- day. These articles were delivered ciety will receive Holy (Dommnion HOME "-v CAR Economy Liquor Store A boy was bom to Mr. and Mrs. ists are in charge of the sale and to the Salvage bureau. in a body in the 7:30 Mass Sun Eugene Kottenrtette in Fitzsim- distribution of the relimous book­ The newly elec^ted PTA officers N « t to Clarko't Chorcb Good* day morning, April 15.< RADIO SERVICE ons hospital last week. lets and other material found in fo the coming year are Mrs. Bert The new baptismal font in honor "When in lote tpiriu call Jerry'’ Mrs. 0. S. Levin is ill in Fitz- the bookstand after every Mass on Keims, president; Mrs. Frank simons hospital. every Sunday. Welth, first vice president; the of Mrs. Anna, Theodore, Victor, 1634 Tremont KE. 4554 Michael, and Jack Robinski was in­ Very Rev. Joseph P. O’Heron, sec­ stalled in the church Saturday aft­ FREE DBLIVERT FREE PARKING ond vice president; Mrs. E. L. ernoon, April 7. The font will be ST, DOMINIC’S PTA TO NAME Glenn, secretary; Mrs. Gordon Bell, blessed Sunday afternoon, April 15, treasurer; and Mrs. Walter Kigsell, at 12:45. The first Baptism at the M A WE DO NOT SERVE historian. new font will take place Sunday i ' v AMERICAN DINNERS OFFICERS AT APR. 18 MEETING Mrs. Fred Thompson presided at afternoon, April 15, at 1 o’clock. BUT if 701 want til* boot the meeting April 10. Mrs. John All parishioners are invited to wit­ Spaghetti Kuplark took room attendance. ness both the blessing of the font Home-Made Ravioli or (St. Dominic’* Pariah, Denver) Sunday morning, April 15. The Mrs. William Powell and the third and its first use. St. Dominic’s PTA will hold its monthly meeting will be held on grade pupils’ mothers servted re­ Home-Made Lasanghe The parish debt drive thus far monthly meeting in the parish Tuesday evening, April IT, in" the freshments. CENTER * Com* to tho school Wednesday evening, April Mrs. Grimes talked on the cloth has netted the parish $722.50 in ITALIAN KITCHEN reading room of the rectory. actual cash. In uie pasL week Vincent de Paul's Parish 18, at 7:30. The annual election ing drive. William C. Giggal, KE. S50I ISSf E. COLFAX of officers will be held, with Mrs. S t Ann’s circle will meet in the a check in the amount of $50 was *5? CWsSflNo'*' TAbor6557 Batween BomboMt and Lafayatta- county commissioner, discussed rec­ received from Mr. and Mrs. Felix Daniel J. McNamara, president, home of Mrs. Paul Murray, 3226 reation in Englewood. VIRGINIA Washington Park MkL presiding. A program will be pre­ N. Speer boulevard, on Friday, M. Fiolkowski of Pierce for the Weddings Family Groups sented by the second grade under April 13, at 1:30 p.m. The Arapahoe County council parish debt drive. Red & White Food Store will meet Wednesday, April 18, at Plans are being arranged for the CREAMERY BILL HUGHES, Prop. Hoover-Randall the direction of Sister Dolores and The Little Flower circle' will C. ALFRED HODGE. Prop. Sister Alphonsus. 10:30 a.m. The CP’T league will ‘_‘Three-in-One-Special” to be held meet in the home of Mrs. John meet April 19, HEATS . . . GROCERIES . . . FRUITS Stndio The Ushers’ club members were McDermott, 2724 Federal boule­ in the Polish hall Friday evening, e VEGETABLES . . . BAKERY Complete Food Service DISTINCTIVE PORTRAITS the guests of the pastor, the Rev. vard, on Wednesday, April 18, at George Pens and E. La Rue from April 27. • PRODUCTS . , . 598 South Gilpin ^OCOIN Home Portrait Sittings for Bablaa Vincent Hughes, (5.P., at a buffet 1:30 p.m. scout headquarters in Denver ad­ 2111 E. Virginia SP. 7505 **It’* Smart to B* Thrifty^ VtMven., COLO and Children supper in the reading room of the dressed a meeting of the Holy 328 E. COLFAX AVE. The Rev. J. J. Regan. O.P., for­ Name society in the parish hall Pins Are Given to studio I KEyitona UM Rea. CB. 1766 rectory on Tuesday evening, April 10. mer pastor of St. Dominic’s and Monday evening. Ed Kurtz, presi­ EVANS AVENUE MAHONEY DRUG present director of the Blessed dent of the St. Louis Holy Name Cookie Jar Workers A REPUTABLE DRUG The students of St. Mary’s high Martin Mission for the Colored in STORE WINES — LIQUORS school, Cheyenne, Wyo., were ad­ society, and Robert Colgate, the Gift Shop Wines & Liquors Amarillo, Tex., is at present visit­ scoutmaster of the parish txoop, GRACE E. WALLACE BEER BY THE CASE dressed by Father Hughes on the ing the parish rectory. Mrs. W. C. Kimmins, “mother” Nadoiff Liquors, Inc, topic of Catholic education on stressed the need of an enlarged of the USO Cookie jar, E. 16th Gifts for Every Occasion Prescriptions Called for and Monday, April 9. 'The Rev. John F. Connell, O.P., scout committee. Men who volun­ Delivered Free Home of Good Spirits assistant, left Monday tp visit rela­ avenue and Grant street, Denver, USE OUR LENDING LIBRARY The Blessed Virgin sodality will teered their services for this com­ Mtertained members of the cook­ 1300 So. Pearl SP. 7539 WHERE rou GET THE HOST OP receive Holy Communion at 7:30 tives in Hammond, Ind. mittee were 'William Cline, Virgil 1220 E. Evani Ave. SP. 5781 THE BEST FOR THE LEAST ie jar committee at a luncheon ColfajK ai Downing . , . Denver Word /has been received from Carroll, Thomas Gagin, Edward Thursday, April 5, at the USO. KEyatone 3217 EH. 0677 CoUai at Willlama New l^ rk that the Rev. James Gienn, John C. Holonbeck, Joseph The Rev. E. J. Kolka presented pins D. En^ght, O.P., former assistant Huppert, Joseph Machann. Leo to the six new committeewomen in The Family Tavern in Dominic’s, has been ap- Kent, Leo Rozmiarek, and Frank recognition of their service. They BOXXIE BRAE Catholic Nurses pointed pastor of St. Mary’s Stimac. The committee will meet in A L L E Y § are Mmes. W, E. McCabe, Jr.; Formerly Kruga KARL’S TAVERN church, Johnston City, Tenn. the hall Monday evening, April 16, Bernard Mahoney, Leo Sibert, J. at 7:30. » Quality Meats, Poultry In tba Liquor Baaineat Ians have been completedP' for B. Gannon, Ed Gates, and E. J. Shopping District Fi^h SInca Dtc. Sth, 1133 e covenng of the aisles of the Six Convert* Received Sedlmayer. The cookie jar is under 321 East Colfax ill View PI parish church with asphalt tile, the direction of Mrs. J. G. Henry, ASSORTED LljNCH MEATS Six converts ,were received 1233 Eaat 13th Ava Phona TAbar Phone MA. 9939 similar to that in the sanctuary. into the Church at Easter time. Mrs. W. C. Kimmins, and Mrs. Mil- The Archdiocesan Council of It is expected that the work of Infants recently baptized were ton Allen. Preisser’ s Red i While CONOCO PRODUCTS Catholic ‘Nurses will meet at St. improving the recto^ and church Edward Eugene Reichert, son of lawns will soon be finished. Grocery and Merkel Lubrication, Car Washing, Batteries Domestic Appiiance Anthony’s hospital Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Reichert, Recharged, Tire Vulcanizing April 18, at 7 :45 p.m. Rosa^ with Conrad Boding and Claries Compliments FANCY MEATS. VEGETABLES, AND and Benediction will be held in Boding as sponsors; Jane Ann QUALITY GROCERIES AT BONNIE BRAE Birv WAR BOIVDS Sales and Fast Service LOWER PRICES Waahing Maehinat, Refrigerston. Rg* the hospital chapel. The Rev. Heights Alumnae Campoz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. of CONOCO SERVICE AND STAMPS dioa. Ironera. Small AppHancea. Donald McMahon of the Annun­ John Compoz, with Louis and Della Free Delivery SPruce 4447 Automatic Record Changera 2331 B. Ohio At*. (So, UnlT. *nd Ohlol 724 So. University - PE. 9909 702 E. 17th ATenuta near Washington ciation parish, Denver, will be in Ortiz as sponsors; Cyril Bratrsov- ★ !kUin 7331 charge of a play in which students To Meet April 13 sky, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cyril ROY CHRYSLER from various Catholic high schools Bratrsovsky, with Alfred and Alice B onnie B rae -HOLTZ- will participate. Bratrsovsky as sponsors; and"Ste- The following is a copy of a A downtown general meeting of phen James White, son of Mr. and ONE WEEK SERVICE Drnj4 I'o. RED & WHITE Hatchett Drug Store letter from Denver chapter of the the Loretto Heights Alumnae as­ Mrs. Harold White, with Stefan W. FRESH. MEATS — FISH American Red Cross: sociation, Denver, is scheduled for and Louise Stefan as sponsors. Downtown Prices ^ h e Store of Quality and SerYtre' PRECISION WATCH Groceries & Vegetables The Shirley Garage April 3, 1945. Friday, April 13, at 7:30 p.m. for Prescriptions a Speei.alty Your Patronage Appreciated Archdiocesan Council of Catholic 701 GRANT OFFICIAL AAA dAKAGB the election of officers, the ratify­ Wines and Liquors DELIVERY SERVICE PHONE TABOR 6911 Nurses. ing of a new constitution, and the 2626 E. Louisiana SP. 1912 Compounrfina orwoenpCtone i» tn# ooai Oty aod Nifht S to rai* ttepainnc. Dear Mesdames: outlining of coming activities. Feature Article REPAIRING 763 So. University PE. 2255 ^aahint «nd Graating Gaanltn* and OIIf impnrtanf oan ot our busineea At this time when the nursing The assembly, meeting in the Work Guaranteed 1631-37 UN('OLN 8T shortage is becoming seriously Catholic Charities annex at E. acute/ we take pleasure in noting 17th avenue and Grant street, will Contest Extended GENEVA JEWELRY CO. the valuable assistance you have consider proposals for the com­ / H. Hfnchfeld A. Gattl SOUTH CAYLORD given the Red Cross through its plete reorganization of the asso­ The monthly dinner of the Cath­ 1814 Stout K£. 0356 GRILL Home Nursihg service. ciation along the lines of lead­ olic Women’s Press club was held “WHERE FRlE.NUS MEET FRIENDS" Our records show that members ing colleges of the country. Mrs. in the Denver Dry Goods tearoom Shopping District of your council responded gener­ T. B. Bumite, Jr., executive sec­ at 6 p.m. Monday, April 9. The 569 E. COLFAX The Friendly Tavern ously to the call for volunteer in­ retary, will disclose her finding;s president, Mrs. Mayme McAboy, COM SOUP Are structors when the attack on Pearl as a result of correspondence with presided. The guest speaker of the Harbor caused an acceleration of a number of college Alumnae as­ evening was the Rt. Rev. John R. MARY ANNE the Home Nursing program, and sociations. Mrs. Glen W. Dick- Mulroy. YOUH BILLS The closing date of the feature HARDWARE we are still enjoying their active man will preside. The incoming Bakery No. 2 It’s Smart to Shop at the Argonaut support and interest. officers .will be installed at the article contest has been extended yURNACE CLEANING AND REPAIBINC Imported and Domestic Wines. Champagnes and Liquors As the war progresses, and even annual alumnae banquet in Senior to April 29. All members are urged SHEET METAL AND GUTTEB WOBE WE 8PECIAIJZE IN after peace has been secured, to enter. All features must be PARTY AND PASTRY ORDERS week at Loretto Heights June 2, original and not more than 1,000 So. Gaylord Hdw. Co. ARGONAUT WINE AND LIQUOR GO. there will be an increased need honoring the college graduation 1024 So. (iaylord PE. 7315 for lay persons trained to care words in length. Entries may be 1055 So. Geylord SP. 2961 for the sick in their own homes. class. ^ typed or handwritten, preferably 534 Ersi Colfax • Free Delivery * Phone CHerry 4566 Without the help of registered typewritten, double spaced. Please 1 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦*♦♦♦♦♦*» ; nurses it would he impossible to SI. Calherine’s Group to see that they reach the contest 1092 So. D flD ’C P>>oo« meet this need and to eliminate chairman, Mrs. Helen Jackson, Gaylord Drug Co.:: Gaylord DUD 0 SP. 0574 Ml. Dominie's the fear which the untrained Meet in K h o o Home 1266 Emerson, by the closing date. M s , Mit/ONE «mI payatM ' !; J ROY SMITH. Prop. ! ! Grocery and Market home-maker experiences when There is a first prize of cash, pre­ •k L month. Friendly, eonBd«nti«l leint I r 1059 So. Gaylord SP. 3345 ,. sented by Mrs. Majrme McAboy, • ’ Prescriptions Carefully Fitted ' ’ SAVE TIRES—BUY AT OLSON'S faced with the necessity of being oa haniturt...c*r...er edw col*i«r«L Croceriet, Meat* and Fancy 3 DAY SERVICE a home nurse. (St. Catherine’* PerUh, Denver) and a first and second honorable I! by Registered Pharmacists ' Vegetables Mrs. Donald C. Bromfield, mention. An experienced profes­ , , FINE WINES AND 'UQUORS , , FOOD Chairman, Home Nursing The April meeting of the Young sional writer will judge the entries. ^ Telephone KE 6221 1 ********************** < 'The Store of Quality and Prtem OLSON'S STORES Committee, Ladies’ sodality will be held in the XELENT r home of Miss .Mary Louise Keene, Bring or Mail Your 4576 DeMtur street, Thursday MEALS 2750 W. 29tb GL. 3613 FUR COAT for S ecurities §o. Gajlord Loyola evening, April 12. Joann Zontine CREDIT CORP. By Hr*. Ericteo. with Usoy Ysata CLEANERS 3030 E. 6th EA. 1801 wiU be co-hostess. Cleaning find Glazing Expericne* 2992 N. Speer Blvd. The sodalists thank those who C ream ery Week Day* 11:30 ta 7:3t p ja. $3.50 Sanday* 13 ta S p.m. 10% Cash & Carry The firms listed here de­ helped make their card jarty a MILK — CREAM — BUTTER Monday* i p.m. ta Htdaizht DYEING — HATTERS HOWARD^S success. The prizes were (won by Storage FREE if you Open 8 a. m. to 11 p. m. dcdly ter Beer and Sandwlcha oaty REPAIRING serve to be remembered Miss Betty Byrne and Mrs. Wil­ Bring This Ad With You WTVES and BEERS Laundry Service when you are distributing MARKET liam J. Kellagher. ^ NOW OPEN LOANS Washington Park Cafe ^Pro”*"^*""’ GR. 2850 your patronage in the dif­ Quality Meat* • Groceriea Your Purchase of 'War Bonds H. BOBRICK Your Purchase of War Bonds a J. MelSAAC — F. J HelSAAC 3I3* COLO. BLVD. KA. ««lt and Stamps Helps to Secure Your TAILOR and FURRIER 14TH AND BROADWAY and Stampa Helps to Secure Your 1052 S. Gaylord PE. 984* ferent lines of business. Futursi l i a Tnmoal Dtavtr TA. M U Future* liO'N PAGE FOUE Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone '4205 Thursday, April 12, 194S

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Ml Carmel PTA ST. FRANCIS DE SALES' PTArofUJral WjU PAINTERS.. DECORATORS It Is Important ' Al Types of Commercial and Residential Work electsnewslateofofficers ’ INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR that every detail of f ‘u J 1-S 6. PAYNE PE. 8014 lo Meet April 1/ (St. Francif da .. Salei’s.,... Parith, instead of ..8:155 as.. previously an­ Have Last social D an T tr) nounced. The entire slate of officers as Members of the Altar and Ro­ WHOLESALE — RETAIL The Wedding (Our Lady ef Mt. Carmal Pariih, presented by the nominating com­ sary society will receive Com­ (Cathadral High School, Denver) munion in the 8 o’clock Mass Sun­ DanTar) mittee was unanimously elected in The senior class of Cathedral Garden Tools, Rubber Hose BE CORRECTLY PLANNED Our Lady of Mt, Carmel PTA day, April 15. All women of the high school will sponsor the last will meet on April 17 at 8 p.m. the April 4 meeting of the St parish are invited. The monthly dance of the school year Friday Everything for the Garden and Farm » The fathers will conduct the en­ Francis PTA. The officers for the meeting of the society will be held evening, April 13, in Oscar Malo • FABH AND VICTORT GARDEN 8UPPLIXS tire meeting. One of the speakera Friday afternoon, April 20; hall at 9. In keeping with the HARDWARE AND TOOLS Jacques Adler will assist you in your selection of coming year, who will be formally will be J. Mulcahy, a student of installed in the May meeting, are Our Lady of Yictory circle will title “Cotton Cap»s,’’ girls will Regis college, and Anthony Zar- Mrs. J. Loeffel, president; Mrs. C. meet in the home of Mrs. Keltic don igham dresses, and the SAM BANNER 00., 15Hi and Blake-OH. 0114 . Engraved lengo will be chief speaker. There Bottinger, first vice president; Sis­ Marriott, 671 S. Downing street, boys will come attired in sport will be a showing of moviis by ter Anna Joseph, second Vice pres­ Tuesday, April 17, at 1 p.m. clothes. Howard Farrand’s “Star- Announcements Invitations Anthony San Pietro. ' ident; Sister S t Lucy, third vice The Scout mothers of troop 126 clusters” have been engaged for The S t Bernadette club met president; Mrs. Ruben Alexus, will meet in the home of Mrs. the evening. ROCKY MOUNTAIN NURSERIES Wednesday, April 4, in the home of George Mulflueen, 346 S. Sherman Decorations for the evening will Mrs. Pauline Malpiede. The next fourth vice president; Mrs. F. Guerin, secretary; Mrs, William street, Thursday, April 19, at 1 be red and white, senior class “Top* ’Em All” TABLE SERVICE meeting will be April 18 in the p.m. Mrs. J. T. Hann.igan, Jr, will colors. In charge of the affair are home of Mrs. Columbia Smart of Donovan, treasurer; Mrs. M. Mar­ with SUPERIOR NURSERY STOCK vel, corresponding secretary; Mrs. assist. Helen Dollaghan, senior class presi­ from EVERGREENS to ROSES 3660 Columbine street dent, and Florine Martella, secre­ Flatware Hollowware The English section of the Altar M. Behan, historian; and Mrs. H. All scouts and friends are asked ORNAMENTAL STEEL ft WOOD FENCES Miller, parliamentarian. to attend the South District court tary-treasurer. The decoration society will have its annual Easter committee is composed of the fol­ ERECTED AT LOWER PRICES Communion Sunday, April IS, in A games party will be held of honor in Byers Junior high Our landscape man will call at your homt U you GLASS and CHINAWARE Wednesday, April 25, at 1:30 p.m. school Monday evening, lApril 16, lowing seniors: Dolores Caldwell. need help in dealeninE your arounds. / the 7 o’clock Mass. A breakfast Jean Coffman, Charlene Hill, Hazel will be. served after Mass in the in the Electric institute of the at 7:46. and Innumerable Gifts Appropriate Public Service Company of Colo­ McNabb, and Geraldine 'Tiehen. n.,-uVITAM-IZED school hall. Miss Marie Jeffries, daughter of Orchestra selection was made by ^ - for This Occasion The Italian section of the Altar rado, Tickets are available from Mr. and Mrs. S A. Jeffries, be­ I T A - I v h l ! FERTILIZER Mrs. Paul Warchot at 50 cents Nancy Davis, Barbara Foley, Char­ society will meet Sunday, April came the bride of Lt. Charles L. lene Jordan, Jean Lacina, Rita Mc- No Seed* — No Weed* — No Odor. A naturally 15, at 2 p.m. each. Eidel of Great Falls, Mont., April blended mixture of orranic matter and minerala for Enulty, and Sue Young. Refresh­ lawna, ahrubi, treei. or Ticlory garden. You are 'invited to open a charge Recount S t Philortena’s Study club will At the meeting the Very Rev. 7. The ceremony was witnessed ments will be arranged by Mary meet Friday, April 13, in tho home by the Rev. Gregory Smith, fol­ John J. Flanagan, S.J., president Ann Adams and Mary Lou Damas- Office 1585 Bellaire St. Phone EM . 2862 of Mrs. Amelia Rizzo of 3711 of Regis colle$'e, gave a talk on lowed by a Nuptial Mass celebrated cio. Quivas street. “Our Homes in a Post-War by the Rev. Edward Aloysius NURSERY . . . 6364 No. Washington St. The Adblla club will meet,Tues­ World.” Also on the program were Breen. GRADE SCHOOL PUPILS day, April 17, at 8 p.m., in the the second-grade boys and” girls The matron of honor was the GET HONOR AWARD school hall. directed by Sister M. Benedict. bride’s, sister, Mrs. James McEn- Through teamwork in the Cathe­ Plans are being made for the They won the treat for April. any. Bridesmaids were Rosanna dral grade school, grade pupils annual church bazaar, which will Nolan, Ruth Fulton, and Mary have merited an.award of honor We Feature Best GOALS be held this year Au^. 2, 3, 4, and Poem L Aeceptsd Agnes Hett. and shield from the paper salvage 5. The parish clubs have started Mary App, a member of the _ Lt. Eidel had for his best man committee. They qualined for the in Both Bituminous working on many different proj­ senior class of St.-Francis de Sales’ his brother. Jack. The ushers award of honor by collecting an ects. Meetings have been held and high school, has been notified that were James McEnany, Sgt. Rob­ average of 20 or more pounds per and Lignite the board of directors has been het poem, “Homeward Bound,” ert Marley, S. Sgt. A1 Boone, and pupil in one month, based on aver­ chosen. has been accepted for publication William Kesslers. age daily attendance. in the anthology of poetry by the Breakfast was served in the “I want to take this opportunity phones National High School Poetry as­ Brown hotel, and a reception was to thank all of you for the splendid sociation. Mary is the daughter held in the evening in the home work you are doing and hope that New Church Topic of Mr. and Mrs. Francis H. App of the bride’s parents. you will continue your participa­ »IA533J of 1260 S. University street. She Out-of-town guests were the tion in this worthwhile activity,” attended St. Francis’ four years. bridegroom’s parents, Mr. and said A. Kanekeberg, Paper Sal­ CB 534 SIXTEENTH ST., DENVER Of Meeting in The monthly meeting of St Mrs. Phil Eidel; Phil Eidel, Jr.; vage chairman. The award will be Jack Eidel: and Mrs. Dorothea 12 N. Tejon, Colorado Spring* Francis de Sales’ circle will be presented at an assembly some time Julesburg Parish held in the home of Mrs. Thomas Fontaine, all of Great Falls. soon. Miller, 877 S. Sherman, on The young couple will make Wednesday, April 18, at 1 p.m. their home in El Paso, Tex., for Your Purchase of War Bonds r^ELK COAL CO.’i r Julesburg.—The trustees and The meeting of the League of the present, where Lt. Sidel is and Stamps Helps lo Secure Your J635 Blake 5. ft H. Green Stamps John Finkbeiner, Mgr. ORDER COAL IVOW ushers held a meeting at the rec­ the Sacred Heart will be held in stationed. Future. Use Our Budget Plan if You With—Nothing Dohh tory Sunday afternoon to discuss the assembly room of the rectory — 10 Monthi lo P*7 the plans for the new church, Tuesday, April 17, at 2 o’clock. which it is hoped will be begun in the early spring of 1946. Plans KROONElVBEnG COAL CO. were made to tear down the pres­ LOOP MARKET 1909-11 So. Broadway SP. 4478 ent small structure and to store R£UPHOLST£R FIFTEENTH AND LAWRENCE the altarseand benches until the HOLI ROSAIir PH Free Perking With Pnrchaae of 50c or More at 1429 Lawreaee new edifice is completed. As much Save Your Valuable Furniture HACG BROS. as possible of the old church ma­ terial will be made use of in the Recover 2 Piece§—Frieze MARKET INSURANCE building of the new structure. and Tapestryv-$55 and up ^ O L E S TB MEPT BPB, IS OfUEDLATE SERVICE While the latter is being built Garden Furniture Made to Order CORN FED MEATS Mass will be said in a hall WoatD’. and CUUnn*. FISH AND POULTRY JOS. J. CELLA in Julesburg. All documents from (Holy Rosary Parish, Denver) TREIXISES.;...... $1.00 up Half Solca 1120 Security Bldg. the old cornerstone will be placed The Holy Rosary PTA will hold Phone AD Work GaarantMd 1030 W. Colfax TA. 7297 Phone KEyatone 2633 in the new one. John K. Monroe its regular meeting in the school COLORADO UPHOLSTERY CO. LOOP SHOE REPAIR SHOP of Denver, who drew the plans for hall Thursday evening, April 19. 2457-59 16th St. G L 2304 , LOOP HARKXT 18th Ave, at 9lh at Downing St, Andrew’s church in Wray, will All fathers and mothers are urged Humboldt Colfax at soon come to Julesburg to confer to attend. 500 Grant Gaylord about the plans. The structure will follow the lines of the church The games party will be held PURITY at Wjay, with some few changes. Friday evening at 8 o’clock in the The building fund amonts to school hall, 4664 Pearl. Tickets $17,342.69. can be obtained from Steve Bohte CREAMERIES The Altar and Rosary society or any member of the choir. held a hake sale in the Safeway Several soldiers are home on fur­ DAIRY SPECIALISTS store March 31. The net profit lough. Frank Mencin arrived from for the building fund amounted Iceland, Frank Popish from the Milk and Frozen Desserts to $50. South Pacific, and Dan Krasovich, Rudy Okoren, Frank Svigel, and At Their Best Fre^d Straface, who are in the Your Patronago Inciud St. Vincent’s Aid Branch merchant marine, from different To Meet on April 12 parts of the West coast. Beautiful MA.DS41 -MA.D641 286 So. Downing 38th ft Lowell The Young Ladies’ sodality will Good Bakery Goods 145 Broadwray 812 Santa Fe The Annunciation branch of St. Fresh Cut Flowers For Vincent’s Aid society will meet receive Holy Communion Sunday on Thursday, April 12, at 2 o’clock in the 8 o’clock Mass. ¥ Fine Foods in St. Vincent’s/hom e, Denver. Cards will be played. Large Assortment of Potted VOSS BROS. COLFAX MARKET Plants and Funeral Designs COLFAX AT COLFAX AT ATTENTION: DOWNING HARION KATHRENS ★ ROME SUPPLIES Enlisted Men SALVAGE OLD CLOTHES Why wait from three daya to on* week HARDWARE PAINT for your Tailoring T We will fit your JERRY BREEN Clark's Flowers' ROOFING Blonie, Shirt or Slacka while you wait. i13i E. CoUsx Arc. Aorort 3 0 Chevron*, 15e; Inaignia*. 15c; Braid. Complete Line of Cut Flowers ISe. if furnished: icwed on WHILE RUY WAR BOlVDS AURORA,COLORADO YOU WAIT. Shirta cut down. 78«) FLORIST and Potted Plants Panta ahortened, 50e; mad, tmaller in Floral Sprays and waist. 50c. Blouaes preiaM. 2Sc and 1456 California MA. 2279 AND STAJRPS Panb prtfted, 25e. done WHILE YOU Corsages WAIT. ONE DAY SERVICE on ★ CLEANING. On your day oil bring . ,We Deliver TA. 3662 your unifoima—we do your work WHILE YOU WAIT. Battle JackeU our ipecielty. PUBLIC TAILCRS ^ w# ■pseisiii* (k Phone “Everything Try Carrot Juice for MILK FED Tabor ‘1776’ AND CLEANERS POULTRY Under the 531 Fifteenth Street 'Pimples, Ulc6rs, Phone TAbor 9071 Sea” Between Welton and Glentrm CMBpIsts Lins of OPEN EVENINGS TO 8 P. M. Nursing Mothers, The Fishermans SEA FOODS and 1130 E. SUNDAYS FROM < TO I FRESH nSH Nervous Indigestion, Paradise Colfax Are. If you are low on points— LUMBER - PAINT — HARDWARE Poor Vision. KREB DELIVKRT jtT IS A. M AND J P. M. INSULATION Iry fish or point-free fowl. THE Aurpra Lumber Company Good Things lo Eat Building Headquarters ORANGE BAR Fre.h and Salted Nutmeat. Fkoaaa Aarora 288—Frinklia 1888 Candied Fruita and Candiea AURORA, COLO. WHEAT GERM — SOY BEAN FLOUR SIBTO ------HERRING TIDBITS SHOWCARDS — PAPER SIGNS Single or In Quautity ADDISON’S Radio Tubei—Parts ■pedal Attcatlen ta taititatioB. Home Public Market Batteriee—24-bour Service on Repairs. Fait Service TA. 2758 Caa Hasten. Metal Walkar and NO BLACKOUT HERE Buggies Home Public Sign Co. BUY WAR BONDS LiTO’s Eit 2* T n . KE. 1S90 AND STAMPS **Sprin^ime is Tonic Time** If Yea Are Tired, Run Dawn. Nervoai, Phyaically Underpar— HANSEN 6 HANSEN Try MINERAL BUILD-UP JEWELERS 1628 17th St. DRUGS, Inc. ONE STORE ONLY HOME PUBUC MARKET TA. 1669 JESS' SUPER MARKET Business goes where it is Invited Thfiii S GOOD MELVIN D. SIMPSON Invite* you to patronlie him whenever you can— D. DEUTSCH IN f-N'f C'J" Of For Drug Store Needs urOPTOMETRIST A vJBaxfu 88t$ YeanTiftfi PrseticePr«j Eyas Exaaiined DRUGS, Inc. Gleeaea Fitted CHICAGO HOME PUBLIC MARKET PHONE TA. 1669 Broken Lentee . c . ^ - ■ p p Duplicated ’ ^ * ' V OeuUata* Preaerlpllon Filled ■ 'I I ^ - V FOOD FOR FREEDOM Genuine Kryptak Single Viilen II II - ■ — I- ■ I I I InrUtUe Btfeeal Glasae*. com- ^ r'> » * L om sts to Bee ^ MARKET Par end N ear— ***" WiHTU Bi-Low Creund all bi ana. fraaie. _ ' ' Open Monday Eveniaga. Pk. TA. U O 1519 Curlii St FOOD CENTER Thursday, April 12, 1945 Office, 988 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone '4208 PAGE FIVE

OFFICERS ELECTED BY ALTAR pimisN Pin IS UNIT IN GLENWOOD SPRINGS G 1 e n w 0 0 d Springs.—In the April 9, Quirione Paolozzi, super­ p March meeting of the Altar and intendent of the New Castle Rosary society the following offi­ schools, gave an interesting talk cers were eleefed for the ensuing on the Dumbarton Oaks peace year; President, Mrs. A. J. Mos- plan. Refreshments were served SILPIPIIIUli con; vice president, Mrs. James and the meeting closed with the A M PRICE RANGE Rule; secretary, Mrs. Joseph group singing of “God Dtaij Amer- Mack; and treasurer, Miss Rose ica.” Miss Julia F ^ t , lecturer, Colorado. Springs.—St. Mary’s DeMaestri. was in charge of program. Parent-Teacher association, under The Easter Monday ball spon­ Mrs. J. R. Marketti received a the leadership of the first four sored by the Knights of Columbus cablegram froni her son, Albert, grades of the school, is sponsoring So that selection may be easy, we main­ was a. success. The chairman, P. stating he was all ri^ht. She had a home-cooked food sale in the J. Gallagher, and the ticket com­ not heard from him in some-time, school cafeteria after all the tain a very large display of funeral mer­ mittee, Grand Knight Leo Langley, and it was welcome news for his Masses Sunday, April' IB. Mrs. James Quigley, and Jerome Gamba family as well as many friends. A. J. Loctscher and Mrs, Fred chandise, with prices of complete funerals deserve much credit. He is with Patton’s Third army. Gross are co-chairmen of this Following the business meeting Mr. and Mrs. J, M. Harrington project. All members and friends plainly marked. • of the Catholic Daughters Monday, returned to Glenwood this week, of St. Mary’s school are invited to having spent the Easter holiday help make this sale an outstanding VICTORY BABY CHICKS with relatives in Trinidad and \ success, both by donations of food Denver. In Trinidad they visited and by patronizing the sale. Colorado’s Largest Supply of Choice is practically unlimited, and it is their daughter. Sister Jean Patrice, Mrs. A. J. Loetscher entertained Welby Students who teacnes the eighth grade in the room mothers of the first four Quality Blood-Tested Chicks an easy matter for a family to make a Holy Trinity school. grades of SL Mary’s PTA ifi her Mias Anna Mae Donegan, daugh­ home, 1840 N. Prospect street, *17 • POPCLAB BREEDS ALWAYS ON HAND selection at the price they wish to pay. ter of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Donegan Wionday afternoon, April 9. Plans To Present Phy of Glenwood, received her veil and vere completed for the next proj.- Baby~Duckj — California Broad Breast name in religion March 19 in S t ect, which will sponsored by the Turkey Poults. Louis, Mo., v^ere she is a member first, second, third, and' fourth Ph. PE. 0913 U A IL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY Welby. — (Assumption Parish) of the St. Joseph Sisters. Miss grades of the school. The members —Grandpa’a Twin Siater, a comedy ^Donegan was born and reared in 754 So. in three acts, will be presented by who attended were Mrs. Fred Glenwood and is a graduate of the Gross, Mrs. George A. Farrell, VICTORY CHICK CYORE Broadway Assuniption high school students local high school. She will be Mrs. T. McGuire, Mrs. D. J. Canty, Denver on Wednesday, April 18. The cast known as Sister Ann Stephen. Her Mrs. B. J. Binard, Mrs. J. D. Peck, includes Bernard Domenico, Made­ brother, L t Stephen Donegan, is and Mrs. P. L. Montgomery. line Parreco, Mildred Serravo, with the army air forces in the Phyllis Sferra, Raymond Do­ European theater of war. Sdeiety to Meet menico, Betty Dursey, Bob Tolvo. Miss Laurine Cerise and Gene The Christ Child society will Ted James, Lorraine Werth, and meet Tuesday, ApHl 24, in the Blue of Carbondale were united in home of Mrs. J. DeLongchamp, 116 HORAN Henry Covillo. marriage by the Rev. C. E. Kessler DAnSBEIIRV AND SON CHAPELS X-Ray Unit to Visit Adami City on March 24 in S t Stephen’s L. Caramilo street, with Mrs. Leo The mobile unit will be in Adams church. The bride was attended Huelsmann assisting hostess. City during the week of April 8-13, by her sister, Gloria Cerise, and Court St. Mary, Catholic Daugh­ K E y s to n e 6 2 9 7 # KEystone 629 6 inclusive. On Thursday and Fri­ the bridegroom by his brother. Pvt. ters of America, held its meeting PH flRm AC V day of that week all adults in Harold Blue. The young couple Tuesday eyening, April 10, in the BZ.7Qevetand Ptacs Welby who wish to have a chest will make their home on the Lloyd assembly room of St. Wary's school. x-ray will be afforded that privi Blue ranch at Carbondale. Mrs, Julia Camp announces the PRESCRIPTION Guarding Fbreva' our Founder^ Ideals lege free of charge. Expenses of FUNERAL IS HELD FOR marriage of her daughter, Rose­ operating the unit are defrayed by MRS. TIMOTHY DOYLE mary Virginia Bliesmer, to Pvt. PHARMACISTS the proceeds realized from the sale Funeral services for Mrs. TiW- John F. Reiser of Wichita, Kans., of Christmas seals. on Monday, April 2. The ceremony othy Doyle, 72, were held in St. Ste­ James F. Danaberry, R.Ph., 9 Sister M. Berti, primary teacher phen’s church Saturday, March 24, took place in St. Mary’s rectory in Assumption school, recently re­ with the Rev. C. E. Kessler offer­ with the Rev. Michael Kavanagh Prop, $ ceived word that another o f , her ing Requiem High Mass. officiating. The attendants were 14TH AND CHAMPA brothers has been wounded. This Mrs. Doyle, who had been in fail­ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Luque, uncle is her second brother who has suf­ ing health for several months, and aunt of the bride. P vt Reiser KEYSTONE 4211 fered serious injuries, in this war. died in the home of her daughter, is stationed in Camp Carson. Place Your Orders for jL T m s ic iin One brother, Morris, who was in­ Mrs. Alvin Trout, in Denver, where The Third Order of St. Francis DENVER 2, COLORADO May and June WHk Us IVOWl jured in the battle of Tarawa, has she had been taken several weeks met in S t Mary’s church Sunday, had a medical discharge. He spent before. April 8. a day with Sister M. Berti on his She was a resident of the Glen­ On Monday evening, April 9, a BROADBREASTED BRONZE POULTS way to his home in Detroit. wood vicinity for many years. An meeting was held by the Holy WRITE FOR INFORM.LTION The Children of Mary will hold accomplished artist, she executed Name society in St. Mary’s church AND DATES their monthly meeting in the school many beautiful paintings. auditorium. Golden.—St. Joseph’s Altar and hall on Thursday evening. Sunday Surviving are her. husband, Tim­ is Communion day for the Chil­ Ens. William Printy, son of Mr, Rosary society met April 4 in the othy Doyle of Cattle Creek; one and Mrs. Michael Printy, spent dren of Mary, son, Glenn Doyle of Cheyenne, Recommendeil Firms new recreation room in the base­ the weekend here with his aunt ERDLEY HATCHERIES Seven beautiful vigil lights have Wyo.; three daughters, Mrs. Jess Mrs. John Harmon, after which he WRAY, COLORADO - , ment of the church. Mrs. S, P. been purchased, and will be kept Trout of Glenwood Springs, Mrs. returned to North Platte, Nebr., to Harris and Mrs. James Kirk were burning constantly till Victory day A. U. Trout of Denver, and Mrs. continue his visit at home. Ens. for AUTO Q h A e - hostesses. The society has made R. E. Pierce of Pittsburgh, Pa.; Printy is attending the Harvard and several grandchildren. $925.16 since the beginning of Communications school in Cam­ the fiscal year. Mrs. T. G. Garri­ Mrs. Phyllis Moseon Dies bridge, Mass. Yonrs to Enjoy m i l l s ' CLUB Funeral services for Mrs. Phyllis Mrs. Paul Tracy, the fom er SERVICE For addtd pltutira, •oUrtain at tb< son, chairman of the recent food Moseon, who died Thursday, March Mary Carey, has joined the ranks 29, were held Tuesday morning, Coaa&opoUtaD — PIONXSB DZNDIG for sale, announced that, to data, of army wives spending the dura­ K 0 0 M . . . $130 has been received. Mrs. April 3, in S t Stephen’s church. tion at home. Sho has come from PIRST COMMUNION Father Kessler offered the Re­ 0 0 r F E X GRADUATION Harry Gallagher and Mrs. Harlan 1 Fort George Meade, Md., where PACKARD BUCKLEY BROS. SHOPPE . . . CONFIRMATION Short are in charge of the altars quiem High Mass. Mrs. Moseon Pvt. Tracy ■ received an overseas Dowatawa LecaUsa ORDINATION BAMBOO for the month of April. Mrs. had been uI for more than a year. assignment Mrs. Tracy is the Tks Oalr Packard Ssrric* la Osavsi Studebaker Sale* and Service ROOM. Bae. WEDDINGS Augusta Wilson joined the society Her five daughters and three uest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs." NEW AND USED CARS AND TRUCKS MOTHER'S DAY (St. Patrick*! Pariih, Danvar) sons were at her bedside when she emmsndad tfca as an honoraiy member. One hun­ The monthly meeting of the ferome Carey. Packard Denver Co. ' Auto Repairing All Makes , OoamopoIltaD Order Early dred and thi^-five hours were died. Her husband preceded her BstUry sad Electric Ssrvlc* Mothers’ club will be held on in death a number of years ago. Robert Vandenberg is home on a DUtrlbatois _ _ Body Bad Fsndsr Work ts oot-of.40wii reported in spiritual works. Tuesday afternoon, April 17, at IB-day visit with .his parents, Mrrj' lie iitb St. TA. am (rlanda. PORTRAITURE She was a member of the Altar and 350 Broadway SP. 4H1 By RALF Ernest E. Waters, who had been 1:30. The sewing group met Rosary socie^ and of the Third and Mrs, John 'Vandenberg. He Cosmopolitan Hotel enjoying a two-week furlough on Wednesday afternoon, April Order of St Francis. had been in Central and South here with his family, returned to 11, in the home of Mrs. Ida America for two years. Woodrow Wilson L E T yJioH/f ^umae/L J. B. HERNDON. JB.. Gan.. Her. a °o Sa n t CH. 1057 Surviving are her sons, R. J. and his station in Kentucky. Sprempel. The mothers will spon A. J. Moseon of Glenwood frin g e N«w Course Begins ~ (Member St Fraaele de Sales) Willlaijj Robert Pattridge, son sor a “hot dog” sale for the pupils and M. B. Moseon of Salida; At the Red Cross chapter house, Custom Tsllsrsd REPAIRCAR of Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Pattridge of the school on Thursday, April daughters, Mrs. Arthur Gregorl of 1600 N. Cascade avenue, a new SEAT COVERS CI-1RY5LER-PLYMOUTH of Lakewood, left Tuesday follow­ 12. Denver, Mrs. John Pr4tti, Mrs. 20-hour Red Cross course jn stand­ Cushion Rspsfrinf - Uphelstsrlag • PARTS a ^ - u i s E RVIC t • Henrai S ta 12| 1 to B MAla S437 ing a two-week furlough here. This Sunday will be Holy Com­ Severen Pedersen, and Miss Edith ard first aid for Red Cross moter Asia Tops RsboUt tad Rspsirsd upTom m w k CO. Yeoman Peggy Ann Clark, munion day for the members of Moseon of Glenwood, and Miss corps training started on Tuesday, 263 S. Broadway SP. 9945 >9 0 S BROADWAY CH.5^>26 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. the junior and senior Youni Dora Moseon of Rawlins, Wyo.; ^ jril 10, 9 to 11 a.m., with Mrs. Dr. J. J. O’Neil, Dentist Ladies’ sodalities at the 9 o’cloci three nephews, Capt. Arthur Gre- Kenneth Brown instructing. Clark, Sr., enjoyed a 10-day leave Mass. gori with the U. S. army overseas; Classes hereafter will probably be Suite 722 Mack Building, 16th and California Streets here with her parents. Peggy Anne The April meeting of the junior Lt Reno Pretti, Mississippi; ana held on Tuesdays and Thursdays was graduated from Iowa State sodality was held on Monday eve- Severen Pedersen, Glenwood; through May 10. Chevrolet Truck Owners Teachers’ college, a WAVE train­ ninjf, April 9, in the lunchroom, three nieces, Miss Mary Louise At the hospitality canteen, Peter­ COMPLETE REPAIR SERVICE ing center. Cedar Falls, la., on with Misses Virginia and Nancy Gregori of Denver, Sister Rene son Field unit four will be on duty April 2, with superior rating. She Petraglia as hostesses. Marie (Pretti) of the Sisters of Tuesday. On duty will be Mrs. Tracks Oiveii Priority on Sonieo had as her guest here, Yeoman Dennis Michael, infant son of S t Joseph, St. LoUis; and Phyllis Hazel 'White and Mrs. Enid Hyde, Plenty of MechatUca and Parts Peggy Ruby. Mr. and Mrs. John Hipp, Jr,, and Pedersen and Beatrice Moseon of and on Wednesday, Mrs. John Eugene, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenwood Springs. Burial was in Moss, Miss Augusta Kneip, and Colorado Springs Angelo Elizalde, were baptized re­ the family plot beside her husband. Miss Viola Kirchman. CAPITAL CHEVROLET CO. cently by the Rev, Theodore Haas. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. McCarthy Broadway at 13th Ave. to Lincoln Littleton Altar Sponsors were, respectively, have received word from their Denver, Gilo, TAbor 5191 FOR SMART ★ * Thomas A. Raiola and Veronica daughter, Mrs. Stephen McClune The Murrai Drag Oo. Unit Has Meeting Fay Doran, and Emeterio and of Ohio, to the effect that her in­ LADIES’ WEAR J. D. Croach C. D. O'Brien Martha Valencia. fant son is recovering from a long “Superior Seniee Sloraa” Among parishioners reported ill siege of pneumonia. run SHRADER’S Main Store Phone Main 144 Littleton.—(St. Mary’s Parish) are Frank Graham and Mrs. Ellen At a tea given, in their home PERKINS-SHEABER —The Altar and Rosary society Lyons, both in local hospitals. Mrs. March 23, Mr. and Mrs. P. J. KARELU SHOP Main star. — 11 Nsrtli T«jaa It. C. Rotolante, daughter of Mr. and Gallagher announced the engage­ Service Station met Thursday, April 5, with Mrs. 70 Broadway — Denver 102 No. Tejon Nortb Stan — US North Tajaa St. Mrs. C. Billings, who has been ill, ment of their daughter, Shannon, Walter Anderson, Sr., and Mrs. is much improved. Mrs. Thomas to Sgt. Karl G. Williams. She at­ 751 S. Univenily — Denver 1st Ave. & Logan St. SP. 9930 COLOBAOO ■PBINGS’ Walter Anderson, Jr., as hostesses Cline is recovering from a major tended the local schools, Colorado 439 Main St., — Longmont 8HABTEST STORE The Heyse Sheet Mrs. James McCarthey is im­ operation. university, and is at present at­ MOBILGAS — OILS — GREASING proving after an operation in St. The weekly meeting of the tending the Denver university Store for Men Metal Works bazaar committee will be held on school of commerce. Sgl Williams, ■ E X P E R T " INCORPORATED Joseph’s hospital recently. YOUR CAR ISNTT CETTINC HEATING ROOFING Friday evening, April 13. The son of Mrs. Ethel Williams of ANY YOUNGER. SEE AUTO REPAIR Boys Shop Ens. James Andersen spent a Meadville, Pa., is now stationed SHEET METAL date has been set for June 21-24 All Makes 111 North Wtbor Stroot short leave with his parents, Mr. inclusive. Roger Seick will be in with the U. S. marine corps in San “ Jo e ” YOUNG Women’s Casual Shop Phono: Main III and Mrs. Walter Andersen and charge of the main award. Two Francisco. He attended Allegany Easy Time Payments Eot 1888 family, while he was en route to hundred dollars in cash prizes will college and the University of Pitts­ PACKARD W ECIAU8T Detroit, Mich. burgh. No definite date has been Auto Service Station Northwestern Auto Co. Handmido Panittinrs ~ Aattaaes be awarded. TRY Ktpri^accd — Repairinc — Sefinisbisf T. Sgt. Joseph Hoffman is spend set for the wedding. Bannock and Twelfth CH. 8234 549 Broadway TAbor 6201 Upholitsriaff Drapsrioe ing a three-week furlough with his Word was received here by rela­ Whitney Electric Co. parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Hoff­ tives of the birth of a daughter to man and family. T. Sgt Hoffman Loyola PTA to Mr. and Mrs. James Thomson of SPECIAL Electrical Service Pete Baironi returned home March 30 after 30 Denver. This is their second child. Sell Your Car for* Furniture Shop missions over Germany with the Mrs. Thomson will be remembered Any CAR PAISTI'EP 208 No. Tajon M 906 Hear Fr. Buttimer as Miss Marie Gamba of Glenwood. I Oiets—Uelna Pre-Wsr Pslot Eighth air force. He will report 2.Dey A-1 •E8T 1118- PHONE H. ItOf TH SO. CASCADE AVE. at Santa Ana, Calif., for reas­ CASH OppooiU Antloro Hotal signment after his furlough here. (Loyola ParUh, Denvar) Service 9 t 9 0 Job The Loyola PTA will have its SHORT MOtOR SALES Bulova, Graan and meeting April 17 at 2 p.m. in the 711 Broadway TA. 4482 Mack’s Auto Service ANY HAKE OR MODEL FOOTWEAR HaoniltoD Watchaa Loyola school, hall. Father John Specialists in Fender Repsirina 54 Year§ of Quality Estes Park Gu3d Buttimer, C.SS.R., of St. Joseph’s 1201 Champa K£ 9274 ROS4RIES parish, Denver, wUl be the guest ALSO BOSIERT AND BAGS speaker. Mrs. F. Caldwell, chair­ XAPELKES To Meet Apr. 13 man of the nominatini^ committee, The moral of this picture is that wo DODGE — PLYMOUTH OWNERS The Vorhes Shoe Go. • 8. TEJON will introduce the officers for the coming year. must take care of our present auto­ Timely service NOW prevents costly repair bills later—so Estes Park.—The members of mobiles, ond particularly our motor the St. Walter guild met in the Mrs. Mobrbacher requests that Boulder. — (Sacred Heart Par- don’t delay or neglect needed repairs. Drive in for dependable car batteries which are o«it of sight SAVE WITH SAFETY home of Mrs. J. E. Henry Friday, all mothers and committee members ish)—-Confirmation will be admim service performed by mechanics, who have the “know how’’ 24-Hotir Service be present at the council meeting at istered in this parish on the evt and so often neglected. UP TO 30% March 23. The Rev. Francis Kappes to service your car or truck! opened the meeting with a prayer, 1:30 p.m. to discuss plans for the ning of Ascension Thursday, May USD dinner, which is.to be served 10. Adults who have not yet been Moke a point of dropping in once or M. E. MeCARTY, M cCARTY Mrs. Paul Van Horn was ap­ twice a month. We’ll check your pointed historian and Mrs. Lesley April 22. confirmed are urged to make ar- JAMEiS MOTOR €0. The Altar sodality will hold its rangemente with the pastor. battery for you ; : . odd water and FIRE—INSURANCE—AUTO COAL CO. Bishop corresponding secretary. 1278 Lincoln Dodge & Plymouth Sales & Service KE.. 8221 “BiU” McCarty Main 640S Later an interesting discussion meeting April 18 at 2 p.m. in the Sebastian Samarips, father of see that it’s operating properly. ' m -4 Colo. SaTinfO Bank Bids. was held on the subject, “The Dig­ Loyola hall. The sodality members Mrs. Peter Saragosa, died in hit There is no charge for this "service nity of the Parishioner.” will receive Communion Sunday, home on Wednesday, April 4. His a smile." April 16, in the 8:30 Mass. eight-year-old grandson, Peter Sa­ ZECHA A ADAMS Those present were Mmes. Paul when Mcsttary Conoco Serrica Station Monahan, Lesley Bishop, Paul Van Father Edward P. Murphy, S.J., ragosa, died last month following a DODGE - PLYMOUTH is a patient in St. Anthony's hi tonsil operatifin. The funeral Mass raplaea with a WHIZ LIQUID Horn, H. W. Crowell, Albert Mel- GeM—dm ante- ick, and Leo Tighe, and Father pital. offered on Saturday morning, OWNERS METAL POLISH Kappes. The next meeting will be St. Margaret Mary’s circle met April 7, at 9 o’clock. Burial in Co- has dm some oi- Jack Flavin, Servlcs Mar., says: held in the home of Mrs. Albert in the home of Mrs. Edward Wol- lumbia cemetery. apsmad daslea astd 73c Value Melick on Friday, April 13. lenhaupL Awards for the after­ Council 1183 of the Knights of shml/ fonstradfoH Spring it here. Have your car noon went to Mmes. Catlett, Mohr- Columbus has voted to offer as the big CcaUs checked completely by pre.war 2 roR 7 5 c Htrada Art. at Cacha la Piadri bacher, and Seaman. monthly (Communion on the third of Industry. mechanics, factory trained. Bashar Meeting Sunday of the month for the inten­ MOTOR TUNING A SPECIALTY, Marshall Auto Supply A bazaar meeting was held Fri­ tion of parishioners in service. TED MARSHALL ALEV DRUe 00. day evening, April 6. Father Ed­ Members of the Altar and Ro­ COMPLETE LUBRICATION ward J. Morgan, S.J., was pleased sary society met on Wednesday, Vic Hebert TOWING SERVICE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL PRESCRIPTION at the progress being made. The April 11, with Mrs. J. A. Jones as AUTO SUPPUB8 DRUGGISTS committee voted to nave another chairman, assisted by Mrs. J. M. Automotive Service Stasdard Motor, Do. JI5-ST.» FiYtssntb Street HOLLAND meeting Friday, April 13, after Pike, Mrs. Robert Giles, and At CIsTtUnd Place Phono Main IM U l So. Tojaa St DRY CLEANERS • DYERS services. All wishing to help with Misses Ida Boigegrain and Bar­ 13th & Glentum fJT- 6596 PHONE TAbor 4434 VILLAGE INN COLORADO SPRINGS ' TA. 1478 3660 Downing AND HATTERS the bazaar are asked to attend. bara Voegtle. Col. F. S. Mattocka showed moving pictures of Rome TRANSPORTATION Courtooui - Efficitnt - DcptniUUt Your Purchase of War Bonds and St. Peter’s B asili^ 2 PERSONS wish ride to vicinity of Los BUY VAR BONDS FOR VICTORY and Stampa Halpa to Sacura Your The Easter collection' so far Anaeles, CsUfomU hetwcua Usy 10 sod 1642 Pearl Boulder Futurai amounta to $l,10&6(t U . Bafttuaesa. MA. SZYYe BUY WAR FOR VICTORY

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PAGE s a Office^^ 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone '4205 Thursday, April 12, 1945 ST. PHILOMENA’S ALTAR U N IT flIf ORDER CHICKS NOW MEMBERS THANKED FOR WORK Don't Be Disappointedi Day Old and Started Chicks TO DE PLilfED (St. Philomena’i Pariifa, Denrar) Mrs. Tom McConnell volunteered BE SI. M IIBIi Mrs. Harry T. Zook was hostess for sanctuary work in the month Baby Ducks & Turkey Poults SAFER.QUICKER ! to the members of the Altar and of May. REASONABLE PRICES Rosary society Monday, April 9. Mrs. Otto Kiene gave an inter­ Full Line of Feed, Remediei, Mrs. Otto Kiene and Mrs. Elvira esting history of the origin and and Equipment ST.J Di lullo were co-hostesses. Forty- growth of the parish. n IIP SPBTS five members were present. The Start a "New-Way" Cheek Account Today! The _Rt. Rey. Monsignor Wil­ Mali (St. James' Parish, Denvar) president, Mrs. T. C. Rhoades liam Higg;ins gave an interesting (St. Mary’a Academy, Denver) Rusk Chick Store ★ No regular monthly bank charges. No'minimum welcomed the guests present, discourse following which refresh­ Order. Write The regular meeting of .StT St. Mary’s speech students won Filled for Comer W. 38tli & Federal balance is required . . . deposit any amount. Then pay James’ Altar and Rosary society Mmes. D. Bernstein, P. F. Giblin, ments were served by the host­ and George Astler. Mrs. E. A. esses. five gavels; or firsts, at the Regis Promptly Pricet CL, 5324 Denver the "New-Way.” lOc per check covers ALL services.. will be held in the Montclair Civic Speech conference Sunday, April Hanifen read an acknowledgment Give Cookiet to USO building this Friday at 2 p.m. The note from the O’Donnell family. 8. Gloria Therese Perry, Peggy hostesses will be Mmes. Patterson, Mrs. Leo Sibert and Mrs. W. S. Cashin, and Mary Killian in poetry Cleary, McEnulty, and Sullivan. Appreciative of McCaler, Jr., St. Philomena’s com­ reading, and Ann Stewart and Plans for the annual spring par­ mittee for the USO cookie jar, Peggy Cashin in humorous decla­ T H E CENTRAL BANK company ty will be made at this meeting. The Sanctuary Care report that the women of the par­ mation were the winners. ish donated 200 dozen cookies to members of the Little Flower circle The president extended appre­ The monthly meeting of the ISth & Arapahoe Sts., Denver, Colo. are making a quilt to be awarded ciation to Mrs. James Potter for the USO in the month of March. Mrs. Harry Zook made a plea Catholic Students’ Mission Crusade at the spring party. Mrs. Leo Roy­ the Easter decorations'^ and to was held April 9. “Council of Mmes. Harry Zook, William Shee- for donations of old gold- and ster­ er will entei^in at the April meet­ ling silver for the Tabernacle so­ Nations," a dramatic sketch por­ 2% of Yoar Valuation - 82.00 Ulinimam ing with a number of readings. hy, L. A. Fair, J. F. Jordan, Dave traying the present missionary Costello, J. McMorrow, and ciety to be used in the lining of Instruction classes for children H. chalices. Anyone having dona­ opportunities of Catholic Ameri­ Inch FREE Glaziu|t - FULLY Insured in public schools preparing for Sidney Bishop for their work in cans, was presented by seven mem­ the sanctua^; to Mrs. J. J. Walsh tions may phone Mrs. Zook at EA. . CLEAlM^G - REPAIRI.\G - RE-STYLING The MAY Company First Holy Communion and Con­ 7130 and tne articles will be called bers, Helen Amato, Martha Dyer, for laundering linens, to Mrs. El­ firmation are being held every Mon­ for. Maria Neubuerger, Ann Amato, 1510 day and Friday afternoon at 4 vira Di lullo for a set of linens Doris Splear, Alberta Plym, and Phone to be used at High Mass, to Mrs. The following pariah bridge California VASHOLT FURS rJH. 1901 o’clock. clubs are meeting in the week: Jean Steinhard. Barbara Bende- Mary Coons for her donations of kovic spoke of the spiritual and First Holy Communion will take lilies. Mrs. P. H. Williams and Tuesday, Mrs. E. A. Hanifen en­ place on Mother’s day. the second tertained Mrs. G. L. Monaghan’s temporal help students can give Sunday of May. Confirmation will club, and Mrs. Harry O’Day's club the foreign missions. Another be administered on Monday, May met with Mrs. Clara Grant at 732 skit, written and produced by 21, at 7:45 p.m. An instruction Fillmore. W e d n e sd ay . Mrs. Helen Amato, Kathryn Morrissey, class for adults preparing for Con­ Thomas Leonard was hostess to and Mary Ann Brannan, closed firmation will be announced in the Mrs. J. D. Goodrow’s club in the the meeting. The purpose of the ARGONAUT HOTEL near future. Denver Diw Goods tea room. Fri­ skit was to arouse enthusiasm in Waera O eD v er't Society Enteitaioi for Lanchenm and O in n e rt the stamp drive sponsored every day Mrs. T. E. Carey’s club will FOR SPECIAL reservations FOR BftlDGE PARTIES. Recent Baptisms meet with Mrs. E. T. Gibbpns at spring by thfe missions. BE HELB BV P II The students of the seventh and Are Listed the Denver Dry Goods tea room. DANCES AND DINNERS PHONE MAIN 3101 Mrs. L. E. Burns’ club will meet eighth grades donated 150 gift- Recent Baptisms in St. James' with Mrs. J. L. La Tourette on wrapped candy bars to the Mullen Baaatifal Ballroomi Private Dining Roomt include those of; Charles Raymond, April 17. Home for the Aged for Easter. son of nir. and Mrs. John F. Hynes, I Mary Ellen Mulcahy and La Honors List Publiihed with Raymond T. Deegan and Lor­ Verne Cart participated with Third quarter honors were an etta M. Leonard as sponsors; Gar­ eight others in the water pageant nounced at St. Mary’s this week a.' ry Paul, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry (Sacred Heart Parish, Denver) at the YWCA Sunday, April'j^ follows: Highest average—Alberta St. J oweph*ft Pariiiih P. Evers, with John and Yvonne This evening at 8:15 o’clock the doing formation swimming with Plym, Helen Amato, Ruth Riddle, Evers as sponsors; Karla Elaine, parish school PTA will sponsor a eight others. La Verne Cart is and Ann Freiberger; honor roll— Billy Van's Grocery SANTA FE FUEL GO. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer J. games party, to be held in the taking life saving swimming under Alberta Plym, Mary Jane Golden, Kampelman, with Emil Schnurr school hall. There will be a ^ecial the Red Cross. Joan Curry, Margaret Mary Kulp, and Market 1001 S a n ta Fe Drive CH. .'iOlS and Anne Knoblack sponsors; and prize and several cash prizes. It is Ty Pale, who completed his Helen Amato, Mar>’ Ann Brannan, THE MARKET OF QUALITY Michael Lamont, son of Mr. and course in Camp Hood, Tex., Has Arlene Hahn, Henriette Neu­ hoped that a large crowd will take 16 oza. to the Pound GOAL-WOOD-GAS Mrs. John M. -Buckley, with Wil­ part in this games party. enrolled in civil engineering in buerger, Ruth Riddle, Betsy Foley, liam A. Buckley and Helen Johns­ Friday evening, immediately New York city university. Barbara Bendekovic., Doris Splear, 820 Sonte Fe Dr. Phone TA- 0538 OIL - ICE 1 ton sponsors. Mary Killiam,. Mary Gwen Mor­ after the Sacred Heart devotions, UNION SHOP THE YEAR ROUND Martha Elian Myers was re­ an important, bazaar meeting will rissey, Jeanette Reisdorf, Ann ceived into the Church on Sunday. Freiberger, Jbanne Little, and be held in Sodality hall, below the For that Watch or ' Diamond Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hancock church. A large number of the Phyllis White; and runners-up— were sponsors at Baptism. Mrs. Sodality Will Gloria Grisenti, Helen Johnson, Call VICK'S you alwaya wanted—See parishioners, both men and women, Hancock, sister of Miss Myers, is are expected at this meeting. Patsy Chambers, Jean Caughlin, CA9IERON CRED] also a convert to the Church. Betty Jean Francis,- Mary Ann yUAUTY IJQUOR STORE The Tekawitha circle met April This Sunday is the Communion Pleasants, Mary Johnson, Cather­ For Beer, Wines — Jewelers 10 in the home of Mrs. Julia Se- day for the women of the Altar so­ dality in the 7 :30 o’clock Mass. Have Breakfast ine Marroni, and Gloria Wright. BOTTLE OR CASE D&RG Witch Inipectort cord. The members all contributed ( w emit FMM Mem On May 6, 156 children who at­ Mary Ann Culliton and Cather­ 719 Santa Fe Drive prizes for the soldiers’ games par­ ine Murray were named by the 240 Santa Fe Drive . KE. 7943 ties at local military hospitals. tend parish school will make their First Holy Communion. (Annunciation Pariah, Denver) staff of Smart Talk as co-editors Your tot will love it, for it’s hand made and it’t Forty dozen cookies wbre donated Members of Our Lady of the of the junior issue of the paper, The firms listed here de­ for the USO-NCCS club. Annunciation sodality will have a which...... will be published April 27. BOB & VAN’S hand pointed in the gayest of colors and designs . . . Our Lady of the Holy Rosary LEGAL NOTICE breakfast in the Cosmopolitan ho­ serve to be remembered blue, yellow, green. The hand-woven seat is comfort­ circle met with Mrs. Joseph Cas­ tel Sunday, April 15, following Meat Market when you are distributing able, secure and sturdy. per. Prizes were won by Mrs. T. their Communion in the 9:30 Mass. 4 Arnold and Mrs. M. Shanahan. Oflitf of th« Tke monthly meeting will be held CPTL Meeting 750 SANTA FE DRIVE your patronage in the dif­ Mrs. R. Rue and Mrs. Shanahan ■ TREASURER foil, lowing the -breakfast. - - -Reserva­ TIm Xilv Co. cut*—Fanrtli Floor Citr and Coanty of Donver ferent lines of business. were guests. Municipal Bnlldint tions can be made by calling the FRESH FISH Denver. Colorado social chairman, Betty Glasmann, Set for Apr. 19 No. H-193 before Friday, April 13. NOTICE OF PURCHA8P. OF REAL The four committee chairmen • ’The Catholic Parent-Teacher ESTATE AT TAX SALE AND OF St. John's Parish APPLICATION FOR ISSUANCE OF and four officers who will take league will meet Thursday morn­ Parish Society TREASURER’S DEED part in the Living Rosary in the ing, April 19, at 10 o’clock in the TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, and Cathedral Sunday, May 13, are Catholic Charities annex, E. 17th SPECIAL OFFER SEKTH AVENUE more especially to Carl G. Aah, Albert S. Mary Ann Heffeman, Betty Lee avenue and Grant street, Denver. ^ BENNEH’S Isbill. The Moffat Tunnel Improvement Dis­ GEIVERAL'S trict, City and County of Denver. Gates, Mary Lou Sears, and Betty The guest speaker will be Mrs. GIFT SHOP Glasmann. Fred J. Cashin, Junior Red Cross CONOCO SERVICE MES. IRENE CORRADO To Sponsor Party You and each of you are hereby notifled that on the 22nd day of November. 1938. the The high school sodality has representative for Catholic groups. Gifts for Baby Manazer of Revenue. Ex-OfficIo ’Treasurer Washing and Greasing INFANTS’ WEAR - TOTS elected three seniors and two jun^ All presidents and their officers Your Business Appreciated (Presentation Parish, Denver) of the Qity and County of Denver and iors as officers for the second .sC' are urged to attend, as they will SHAMPOO STATIONERY — JEWELRY State of Colorado, sold at public aala to Two Formulas for Dry or Oily Hair 6th Are. & York EA. 9932 7S1 E. 6th At*. HA. 0471 The Altar and Rosary society City and County of Denver, aasiznor of mestcr. Frank Carbone is senjor be asked tot report on the work will sponsor a card party in Red- Albert S. Isbill, the applicant, -who has prefect; Dorothy Gilmore, senior accomplished by their particular 16 oz. Bottle— With Trial Size made demand for a Treasurer’s Deed, the BOTH FOR men hall on Tuesday evening, April followinz described real estate, situate In vice prefect; Anna Mae Canjar, unit during the past school year. NEW LAW CEILING 17, at 8 o’clock. There will be the City and County o f Denver and State senior recording secretary; Lfeon- A nominating committee will be Vse the Trial Sise — If not Satisfied, p izes, and refreshments will be of Colorado, to-wit: ard Vidmar, junior treasurer, and appointed at this meeting. Full Purchase Price Will Be Refunded. Lots Thirteen (13) and Fourteen (14), Mary Ann Kelly, junior corre­ OLIVER’S PRICE CN BEER served. Players are asked to bring in Block Three (3), Bums Hill Addi­ cards. sponding secretary. tion : Offict Phon« UAin 7503 We Carry Only Nationally The Needlework club will meet in that said tax sale was made to satisfy the The sodality recently sponsored Retidtnu Pfaoiia EA. 1283 Advertised Brands of the home of Mrs. A. Brunner, 634 delinquent seneral taxes assessed against an exhibition of Catholic literature General Pharmacy said real estate for the year 1937: that MARKET Lowell boulevard, on Thursday, said real estate was taxed In the name of and is nbw sponsoring a campaign ANDRE DE VAJDA CLAYn AY BROW.N,RROTTN Proprietor W Liquors and Wines April 19, at 10:30 o’clock. The Carl G. Aah: that the aututory period of to spread information about the A Worthy Sigiuiurt tn Furj Registered Pharmacists to Serve You Denver*s Finest rewlar meeting of the Altar and redemption expired November 22nd, 1941: Catholic faith. that the same has not been redeemed; that New Coats Made to Order Pay Your Gas & Light Bill' Here Selection of Rosary society will be at 1 o’clock. Inxtruction* Scheduled 1618 CALIFORNIA STREET said property may be redeemed at any Instruction for Catholics and ACROSS FROM GRAIN-FED MEATS, Downtown Prices A covered-dish luncheon will be time before a Tax Deed is issued: that a (Mock BuOding) 6th & Cherokee GENERAL HOSPITAL served at noon. Tax Deed will be issued to the said Albert non-Catholics will open Wednesday FISH & POULTRY S. Isbill.' lawful holder of said certificate, evening, April 25, at 8 o’clock , in The Young Ladies’ sodality will on the 27th day of July at 5 o'clock p.m. 1312 East 6tb Ave. OTH AVE. LIQUORS meet on Friday evening, April 20, 1945, unless the stme has been redeemed the rectory. Phone PE, 4629 6th and Columbine at 8 o’ilock and will receive Holy before 5 o’clock pim. of seid date. Parents of children in the First St. Philomena\4i Communion in the 10 o’clock Mass WITNESS my hand and seal thU 26th Colnmunion class are reminded to AinGi'icun day of March, 1945. send baptismal certificates immedi­ this Sunday. (Seal) F. E. WILSON. There will be a meeting of the Manazer of Revenue. Ex-Offieio ately to the sister in charge. First J. & L Radio Service BLOCK Communion is definitely set for Si. Francis de Sales’ various committees of the summer Treasurer. City and County of Beauty F L O R A L C O . festival in the school on Monday Denver in the State of Colorado. Sunday, April 29. Electrical Appliances By ROY W. CASS. At the archdiocesan speech fes­ 3238 E. Colfax at Adam* EH. 3351 evening. April 16, at 8 o’clock. All Deputy Treasurer. Repaired 0pp. Bln.-Bird the officers of each organization First Publication March 29tL tival in Regis high school Sunday 3205 E. Colfax EM. 6063 Last Publication April 12th. A*8oclat«d Florlitt-Telegrapb 3 DAY SERVICE are asked to attend. April 8, 73 students from Annun­ Will Buy Your Old Radio. Drllv.rx Shop ForgetrMe-Not The Thimble club' will meet ciation high school participated. PICK-UP AND DELIVERY When Things Look Dark Office of the ijjP A E H U Il FUNERAL DESIGNS Awards were merited by Jack Wednesday, April 18, at 10:30 TREASURER HOSPITAL BOUQUETS Call PE. 4686 a.m. in the home of Mrs. L. Lee, 45 City and County of Denyer Bowen for extemporaneous and Flower Shop S. Meade. All members are urged Municipal Building declamation; Mary Lou Scares, de­ The The firms listed here de- | A i p Y Q FOR ALL Pickup and Delivery to attend. Denver. Colorado bate; Mary Lee Scares, imperson fumiVs Fowrite Btttijo ProtMr CMrfla Hallmark No. H-192 ations; Ruth Heffeman, imperson serve to be remembered ' ® OCCASIONS Plain Dresses 85c Tentative plans are being made NOTICE OF PURCHASE OF BEAL Corsages for a wiener roast for the seventh ESTATE AT TAX SALE AND OF ations and poetry; Joan Gibbons, when you are distributing Cut Flowers Men’s Suits 60c and eighth grade choir. The treat APPLICATION FOR ISSUANCE OF poetry; and Cdeste McClain, THE GAY SHOP TltEASURER'S DEED poetry and radio. ' your patronage in the dif­ Potted' Plants is being given by Father Matthias Mrs. J. L. SUveno Blenkush. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, and ferent lines of business. FUNERAL SPRAYS SOUTH DENVER more eapeeially to Nina M. Colllni. Inex Optometrist and Optician EM. 1254 2932 Ea*t Colfax 12.00 UP Gerali. The Moffat Tunnel Improvement Y'fur Purchase of War Bonds District, (jity and (kjunty of Denver, C. H. Phone RA. 1818 Gleaners & Dyers and .Stamps Helps to Secure Y’our Taylor. Helen Walsh Future. You and each of von are hereby notified DoHiting at Alameda ______594 Sq. Broadway______that on the 23rd day of November, 1926. Astodat« B l e « . ^ e d S a r r a m e n t the Manager of Revenue, Ex-Officio Treasurer of the City and County of Den­ W. R. JOSRPH We Sprrialize io Permanenl Order Now ver and State of Colorado, sold at public FLOWERS WIRED ANYWHERE COAL sale to City and County of Denver, assignor /YES EXAMINED Waving and Hair Styling Phone EM. 9283 T o o le y ’s BROADWAY We Recontmend of Inei Gerali. the applicant, who haa made Phone TAbor 4 88 0 demand for a Treasurer’s Deed, the follow­ TBELNIA BASSO!\ Columbine and Industrial ing described real estate, situate in the 2 ia -3 1 fi Molcetie Bldg CREAMERY HAVE YOUR FURNACE City and Ckjunty of Denver and State of BEAUTY SAl^IV THE ORCHID SHOP Food S tore VACUUM CLEANED Colorado, to-wit: OU.4LITY DAIRY FOODS Lots Nineteen (19) and Twenty (20t. THELMA KASSON Managvr “Flowers of Distinction” CHOICE MEATS - FISH in Block Two (2). Potter Highlands 1876 COl.ORAOU RI.VD 1528 COLORADO BLVD. GROCERIES 66 So. Broadway SUPREM E Blake’s Resubdivision; JO L ’S PHONE DEXTEH 11*8 FUNERAL SPRAYS OUR SPECIALTY that said tax sale was made to eatisfy'the DENVER. COLORADO Freah Fruits and Vegetablea COAL CO. delinquent general taxea assessed against SHELLY SERVICE said real estate for the yaar 1925: that PABCO Bird’s Eye Frozen Foods PE. 4679 1144 So. Penn. J m Forreokopf (St. Loali' Pariih) Y O U R C A R ------said real estate was taxed in the name of GREASING - WASHING - BATTERY D R IV E IN YOUR PATRONAGE CARL’S MARKET G. Clyde Gibson and Effie M. Galucia; that the statutory period of redemption expired RECHARGING - TIRE RECAPPING T O E R V IN When TOO need a notor ovcrhaol, motor APPRECIATED JOE BOWER. Prop. November 23rd, 1929; that the same haa 795 Broadway GH. 9420 tuneop. or tome auto repair work, t^ e Glencoe Conoco Service It where you fet prompt, efficient atrv. BABY BEEF not been redeemed: that said property max* PAINT lea. be redeemed et any time before a Tax WASHING • GKCASING ACCES­ VANCE H BUTCH, hlgr. 900 So. Pearl SP. 6587 Quality Meata Deed is issued: that a Tax Deed will he SORIES TIRE SERVICE Annunciation iaaued to the said Inex Gerali. lawful bolder can be used on wood, GROCERIES - VEGETABLES of said certificate, on the 27th dey of 0N5 DAY SERVICE Gltneo^ ai East ('alfax EA. 9777 CE^TE^^V1AL GARAGE concrete, metal, 9 a-n. to 9 m.BB. Dally. Cloaad Wad 1475 Jaamlne at Eaat Colfax LOS So. Ogden PE. 1943 AT LOWEST July at 5 o'clock p.m. 1945, unless the same haa h«n redeemed before 5 o’clock p.m. SHOE REPAIRING atone, stucco, brick! ORUGS PRICES IN DENVER of laid date. Alameda Drag Store JACKSON’S WITNESS my hand and seal .thia 26th Bring ut your iihoe problems. day of March, 1945. We u»e iFine*! Leather and Holy Fam ily V. 0. PETERSON. Prop. (Seal) F. E. WILSON. Material*. $3.45 Cut Rate Drugs Manager of Revenue, Ex-Offleio Cut Hate Drugs STORE Treasurer. City and County of Wines and Liquors Liquors • Sundries Denver in the Stete of Colorado. 11TU AVE. SHOE gallon 0 K . Prescriptions S4«I FRANKLIN ST. By ROY W. CASS. BILLY’S INN Fountain Service • School Supplies Deputy Treasurer. Free Prom^ Delivery First Publication March 29th. REBUILDERS C L E A N E R S & D Y E R S Alameda and Broadway Last Publication April I2th. CBA& a i 'n and ARNOLD JENSEN CaUSP. 3445 Downing and AUmedo P. A. Bacino, Prop. CH. 2228 IRA T. THOMAS. Prop AMEBICAN NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Gf»od Foods ESTATE OF HORACE WILLTAMS, DE- THOMS BUCHANAN’S 5c & lOe STORE' CEASED. 1122 Broadway And Your Favorite Drink* may We Serve You? . t M i l l ik e n ’s SAVE TIME AND MONEY I No. 74878 LINOLEUNI SlUDIO 44tb & Lowell Phone GL. 9733 4120 Tennyton GL. .5084 . CASH STORES LIQUOR STBRE We ^ v o Tbenaanda of USEFUL Notice is hereby given that on the lit 1438 Court PI. .MA. 2288 ARTICLES Attractively Dlaplayad for dxy of May, 1945, I will pretent to the JUST GOOD MEAT Your CoDvanicnec County court of the City and County of 2 Convenient Locations Fine Wines and Liquors Denver, Colorado, my aceounti for FINAL POULTRY AND FISH (Batweca Franklin and Gflpla) Mr. Walter J. Kerwin, now associated 1130 E. ALAMEDA We Feature Chrittian Bros. Winaa SETTLEMENT of ulminiitration of u id with Jos. M. Fishman, invites his REDDISH’S •4LL POPULAR BEERS 1625 E. 34tb AVE. eetate. when and where all p em n i in in' 2357 E. EVANS tereit may appear and obje^ to them, if many old friends and customers to TENNIYSOK Red & White Ph. PE. 1777 377 So. Hroadway they to dwire. visit him for suggestions. B. C. HILLIARD. Jr. GROCERY and MARKET St. Joseph’s Parish Adminlitrator. First Commniiion M eat M arket COMPLETE FOOD SERVICE STILLWELL & SON (POLISH) Confirmation 4016 Tenny*on GR. 0443 3971 T«nny*on GL. 4759 ROTOIaO’S St. Tatherine"s and Graduation Texaco /nit ^ Service 796 So. Broadway SINCLAIR CAS AND OILS. GIFTS The firms listed here de­ Opan Westerkamp Bros. For Quality Bakery Goods Sondayi Cloaed WILL KEEP ’EM ROLLING JOE E. BROWN’S serve to be remembered Tnaadayt OPEN 7 TO 7 WEEK DAYS KE. 9043 5106 Wash. Try Clooad All Day Snndaya NORTB DENVER Jos. M. Fishman when you are distributing Let Vs Winterise Your Car EVERYTHING A GOOD GROCERY RATTERIES AND ACCESSORIES SHOULD HAVE LIQUOR STORE Jeweler and Optician WEISS BAKERY your patronage in dif­ Your Purchoae of War Bonds Complatc Line ol GLASSES ON CREDIT Tiro Racopping and Repairing BE$T FOODS AT LOWEST PRICES ferent lines of business. ALAMEDA A S. LINCOLN PE. OBBS and Stamp* Helps to Secure Your —WE DEUVEB— Liquor* — Wine* — Beer* 807 15ih St. TA. 0029 4024 Tennyson S t Future. a i f r*d«i*] Bird. 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^ephone, KEystone *4208 PAGE s e v e n ! Thursday, April 12, 1945 Offlce. 938 Bannock Street ^ ‘ THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTE1 Veteran Team on Hand Commanion mHoly Family lig e rs Loom nmusEniEnTS— DiniHG Special BE As Parocheal Repeaters Knights of Columbus RECREflTIOn One 8x10 STANDINGS APRIL B TEAM— W. L. Pet. Bronco Tone Warden* 60 27 S»0 Skip Ifallinan, who with St.‘ Guards 45 .817 and 12 3x5 ■ As the time approaches for Until an upset proves the con­ Grand Knifhta .506 THEATRE Silve lionet the Rckis bazaar to reach its ul­ trary the Holy Family Tigers loom Francis’ Bobby Garland, was the Daputias ...... 41 .471 1028 S. Gaylord as the favorites to repeat their last only Parochial All-Star unawed by Secratarias ...... 41 .471 PARK PE. »I77 all for only timate (;oal it appears that this Navifatora ...... r471 year’s triumph in the Denver Pa­ the array of public school talent in .446 THURS.. FRI., 8AT.-APRIL IMZ-U Truataas ...... sS* 48 Cbarllq Ruffle* • Marjorie Reynold* first Regis bazaar will definitely rochial league, which gets under last year’s war bond game, is back Chancallars 37 SO .426 become a pace-setter for the fu­ way this Sunday at Regis field to handle the catching department. in $ 1 Q . 0 0 Three pitchers from last year’s INDIVIDUAL STANDINGS ture. The Tigers have everything to Gnmea Avf. make the coaching debut of young team are also on hand. Bill Schnei­ Kavanaufh, G ... 84 161.71 ^‘Three Is a Family” Devotees of Regis and of the der. Louie Hall, and Martin Lally. 179.36 Jim Conboy a success. Conboy, who Small, GK ...... 87 ALSO higher education of youth will himself fogged them down for the Laliy doubles in brass by handling Callafbtr, T .... 36 173.64 450 Schtrar, W ... .. 64 173.49 South Marioo prove what can be done, even in Tigers only four years ago, will first base in the veteran infield, Nalaon, C K ..... -^64 171.66 SPECIAL FEATURE MAKE APPT. war time, with a little effort and field a team with lettermen in which also includes Vince Fiorella, Courtay, C .... . ? 87 170.96 Pete Sabell, and Rip Giosa. Hall, P. Watner, S 67 166A1 Enjoy Your Favorite NOW It)R sacrifice. To promote the growth every position. 168 and progress of affine school is when not on the mound, will team Raamuaaen, N ...... 64 SUN., MON., TUBS.. WED. CONFIRMATION. Quahurst, T 81 186.27 APRIL 15-U-17-18 COCKTAIL WgDDINGS. the inspiration for the bazaar and up \vith (Jene Veraldi and Leonard Archer, N 24 167.96 Capra in the outfield. Ken Secord, Galar, W 78 167.68 Gall Ruiiell - Dianna Lynn in MOTHERS DAY to offer premiums of highest qual­ 167.62 fn ity and workmanship to its Dick Shepard, Fred Sabell, Bud H. Miller, C ...... SO “OUR HEARTS WERE Kurtz, N 80 167.36 YOUNG AND GAY” patrons has been the earnest effort. Hinton, Alex Mulligan, and A1 AH- Reardon, W 60 166.59 .THE BEAUTIFUL At Your Home or ota are the reserves on the favored Mullan.' D .. 76 166.16 ALSO- , in Our Studio The committee has been fortunate 16B.B7 Ella Raines - Charles Laufhton in COCKTAIL LOUNGE in obtaining some things'not found Holy Family agregatlon. Dillon, D . ... 81 Piacatalla, G 64 163.87 “THE SUSPECT’ in the stores for many months No baseball team of 'Cobe Jones Dllullo, T 6 162.50 past, and, therefore, will offer T IS ever out of the running, and Nlcodamui, W ...... , SI 16136 CH. Parachitte. D 78 16032 MATINEES - SATURDAY The Colonial Dining Room ■ > articles to please the most dis­ Cobe’s 1945 Regis Reds will be no Mariachar, D 87 156.04 SUNDAY AND ALL HOLIDAYS o'757 R . W. MORGAN STUDIO mX u cerning, as well as the most prac­ exception. Lettermen on hand In­ Shtahaa. CK 81 156.66 AT 2 P.M. Featurea Fine Fdod Daily 186.78 tical people. .Among these arti­ (Holy Family Parish, Denver) clude Kenny Gatrell, pitcher; Paul Damorat, S .... 87 ************************ Father Omer Foxhoven is mak­ Villano, first; Bob Sunderland, Alff. G ...... 27 158.19 cles will he found jewelry, bed Reilly, S ..... 81 1SS.06 THE SPAGHEHI KING OF THE WEST ding (including bed linens, blan­ ing aiTangements with the Boys’ second; Joe Yannacito, a power Alcorn, S 7B I54.8S hitter, third; Augie Raso, outfjeld; 81 1S4.1I From Coiit to C ent None Belter—Often Imitated. Nt^er Equaled kets, and quilts), infants’ wear, club for the annual jjoxing touma Simpaon, T Charley McCarthy Inn handicraft of wide range, home­ ment to be held in the senool hall and Guy Gibbs, promising c ^ h e r. Craja, G S7 184.04 EXCELLENT STEAKS CHICKEN CIACCLATORE SPRING CHICKEN Swiftrt, C 69 134.01 GRAND CAFE Joe and Johnny DlPaolo made candy, men's complete outfit on Friday, April 20. Pat Campbell, Chick litossi, and Mullizan,III GK ...... 7S IS334 431 17ih St. MA. 6652 of clothing, pre-war golf balls and Bill Epping is now stationed at Dick Mauro are cun-ently listed as Backiut, N ...... —...... S4 183.88 (Between Glenarm and Tremont) clubs, and miscellaneous articles Lowry Field as an Instructor. the other first stringers, and Johnioa, W ...... 87 15334 OPEN 11:00 A31. TO 2:00 A3L Steak, Spaghetti GR. a . 2450 Albus, S 63 15335 Closed Mondays without number. The Altar and Rosary society George Minot, Harry Nothaft, Joe Miller, G ...... 87 150.91 will meet Thursday, April 12, in Yelnick, Xavier Bours, Pat Ken­ Joieph, t ... 87 149.17 Serving the Finest and Raviola Dinners . A fine spaghetti dinner will be 69 146.65 .9958 19th St. served on Thursday evening from the school hall. Hostesses will be nedy, Dan Mahonw, John Bacchi- Clvello, GK AMERICAN AND Beer and Mixed Drinks OCCTONTS arelli, and Bob Miller are the re­ HaakelL T 69 141.59 6 to 8 o'clock. Cash awards will Mmes. O’Connor, O’Keefe, Penna, Selaro, D 87 140.49 CHEESE FOODS SPAGHETTI SERVED WITH ALL DINNERS! Perita, Pughes,.and Regester. serves. laanie. N 87 140.00 Open Every Day 'Tilt Midnight COCKTAILS! Hours S;30 P M. to U:80 P.M. DINNER WINES! be made each evening. For your Physical examinations are being St. Joseph’s has Johnny Duffidy. Dryer, C .. 69 136.60 Luncheon* and Dinner* CLOSED ON TUESDAYS own and for Regis’ benefit, be sure h Ic h ' GAME ' VISIT OUR COCKTAIL LOUNGE 3410 Tejon ’ GL. 9950 to attend April 19, 20, and 21, given this week to the children of When you have said that you have Taama ^WWWWWW^^W WW WWWWWWWWW ^ ^ ^ y Thursday through Saturday, at the the first, third, and fifth grades. just about exhausted the 'Bulldogs’ Warden* ...... — ...w ese Thomas Burns of the cltiss of prospects. But Dufficy’s right arm N*vif*lor*“".!!..L...... 944 4 ?* Regis gymnasium. Grand Knlzbt* ...... — 920 I Take a Trip to 1939 is spending a leave visit­ IE strong enough to carry the load Individual* ^ ing friends in Denver. by itself, for It made Johnny Uie PitcalalU ...... 287 Lt. James F. Bergin is visit­ strikeout king of the 1944 Ameri­ NIebdamu* .....- ...... 253 FOR SEA FOODS - STEAKS AND CHOPS ^ THE ROEXDEP Bazaar CommiHea lo ing with his mother, Mrs. Marie, Kavanaufh ...... 248 can Legion league, and with a little Smalt ...... 248 EVERGREEN, COLO. A. Berrin, 4477 Wolf street He help from its supporting cast, could HIGH SERIES Meal Monday, Apr. 16 is on his way from Langley Field, make the West Side boys definite Team* In the Heart of the Rockies Va., to California. Pfc. William Wardana ...... 2,642 contenders. Dan IKNeUis, Pete Sacretarie* ...... 2,603 ^ R e d W l W G i J. Bergin, now in the Philippines, Mattel, Frank Rust,mnd Don Mil­ Truataaa ...... 2,896 DELICIOUS SA^DWICHES A meeting of committee has been awarded the Bronze Star ner won letters last year. The rest Individual* members for the forthcom­ medal. of Sgt. Bruce Allingham’s starting Cuahurat ...... —...... - ...... 644 RESTAERANT S MIXED DRINKS — HOANCING ing annual bazaar to benefit Small ...... - ...... - ...... 937 Under th* Maaafamant et Mr, N. J. Nieboltoa Linda Lee, infant daughter of nine will be made up of Pat Cotton, Kavanaufh ...... 832 the Dominican Sisters of the Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Spahn, Mario Colaizzi, Rudy Cain, and Tasty Foods - Superb Mixed Drinks Sick Poor will be held Mon­ was baptized Sunday by Father Arley Stringer, with Joe Ford, day, April 16, at 8 p.m. in the BREAKFAST — LUNCH — DINNER AND Leo Flynn. Her sponsors were Clem Pfeifer, Art Calomino, and 5 AFTER MIDNIGHT SNACKS sisters’ convent, 26th avenue Benjamin Spahn and Frances Art Carlin in reserve. and Gaylord street, Denver. College Club to Open 23 Hour* and 58 Minutes Every Day Checkas. The real dark horse of the 194% The bazaar dates are July IB, The anual sophomore social was 20, and 21, race should be Mullen high’s Mus­ Delightful Cocktail Lounge held Friday evening, April 6. tangs. Six lettermen are on hand, Hold Card Party ^ including Paul Ciberary, who 340 17TH ST. OPPOSITE BROWN PALACE HOTEL CLUB BREAKFAST and hurled a no-hit game last year. To MERCHANTS’ LUN(M The annual spring card party add to Sam Jarvis’ rosy prospects, of the Loretto Heights College BIDE-A-WEE CAFE the Mustangs have a veteran, Woman’s club will be held in the Benefit Party to smooth-fielding infield with Bel 1 MR. * MBS. GEO. ESSENPREIS college near Denver Tuesday, Distinctive for Martinez at first, Butch DePaema- April 24, at 1 p.m. The party will 1023 Broadway KE. 9731 lere, second; Bob Burns, shortstop; be a dessert-luncheon. Guests are IF* Appreciate Your Patronage and Mike Malone, a transfer from asked to make, reservations early Be Held Apr! H St. Joseph’s, third. In the outfield with one of the officers or the com­ FIBIE FOODS Letterinan Bob Dunnebecke is mittee chairman. • COCKTAIL LOUNGE • flanked by Bob Fisher, and either Mrs. M. P. McDonough is gen­ ROLLER SKATE Leo Case or Louis Gusman. Harry Special Luncheons and Dinners The regular meeting of the eral chairman; Mrs. K. Weir, To Avoid WaItJns Reaerva Tabla* In Advanea for Healfys Sake Queen's Daughters was held Sun­ Hennessey will receive Ciberary’s table prizes; Mrs. Thomas Halter, day, April 9, at the home of Miss slants. Other membersjjf the squad refreshments; Mrs. W. Schrodt, Mary L. Flood in Denver, wjth who should see action are Joe Rup BOGGIO’S ROTISSERIE Send Your Boy to special prizes; and Mrs. A. Werle, Tremont at Broadway KE. 9618 Misses Lila O'Boyle, Marie Spill­ tak and Terry Thiesen. awards. man, Eulalia Baroch, and Regina The Annunciation Cardinals will The proceeds for the party will O’Boyle as co-hostesses. Miss Ruth be weakened by the loss of Frank le used for the leather kneeling Kiene, chairman for the benefit Comminiello, their first-string cushions in the college chapel. party, announced that it woidd be hurler, who broke a bone in his CAMP ST. MALO held Saturday evening, April 14, foot during an indoor drill the past T O M FLAHERTY’S < in the Catholic Charities annex. week. BeHejane Townsend \ WELTON BUFFET ; near Rocky Mountain National park, Cards and bunco will be played. The Cardinals open the league in the Heart of America’s most majestic Members and their friends are in­ race this Sunday at noon against Praised by Magazine 1643 Welton .< vited to attend. Johnny Dufficy and the St. Jos­ mountains. The Rt. Rev. Monsignor William eph Bulldogs. The other games Bettejane Townsend, talented Higgins, the spiritual director, ad­ on the triple-header are Regis vs. dressed the group. The president, Mullen, at 2 o'clock, and Cathedral young Denver singer, was men­ Mrs. Elizabeth Salmon, presented vs. Holy Family at 4. The games tioned favorably in a March issue Open This Summer Rink Open Wed., Fri., each member with pamphlets on will be played at the Regis college of Opera News, the Metropolitan * Sun. Evenings from 8 to the South American countries. grounds. Opera company’s magazine, foy her GENUINE ITALIAN SPAGHEHI Miss Mary Rose O’Brien read an role in The Bohemian Girl, pre- sented by the Kansas State Opera SERVED DAILY FROM 5 PiM. TO 10 P.M. JULY 8 TO AUGUST 26 Rink Available for interesting paper on t h e Am­ azon region. Miss Loretta Lough- Productions last summer. Miss AT $10 a Week Private Parlies ran read the NCCW “Newsletter,” Townsend had leading roles in the and also stressed the need of used presentations of Rigoletto and Sat. and Sun. Matin*** S to S Takniacle Group Mignon by the Denver Grand Under personal direction of the ' Adn. 25c inclndaa Skate*. Cheekinz clothing being gathered for the European countries. Opera company, under the direc­ Vlllano’s Italian Gardens RT REV. MONSIGNOR JOSEPH BOSETTI Miss Lila O’Boyle read a paper tion of Monsignor J. J. Bosetti. No Muee, No Fuee, Juet Sit Down , ROLLORDROM compiled by the faculty membera She will sing the title role in La and Eat and Be on Your Way C4RE OF CHANCERY OFFICE Donates Ciborip Gioeonda in Pittsburg, Kans., April of Regis college on the Dumbar 1536 LOGAN, DENVER, COLO. If I W. 33rd ^ve. at Tejon 26, and will again appear for the 64 S. Broadway No Liquor Phone PE. 9862 ton Oaks conference, and on the “CLOSED WEDNESDAYS" [Phone GR. 3353, Gr. 9895 four-point plan outlined by the Kansas company in July. During J) Rev. Edward Conway, S.J. The April meeting of the the winter she sang as soloist with bsq/t .. Tabernacle society was held in the the Denver civic symphony, pre­ home of Mrs. John Akolt, Denver. sented a series of concerts spon­ SF' Mrs. J. Leonard Swigert presided sored by the National Federation and reported on the society’s gift of of Music Clubs, and appeared with a ciborium to a U. S. chaplain in theatrical unit in several West­ Complete Bed Ensemble Men's Complete Spring Outfit Paris, France. The need for this ern states. ciborium was learned through Mrs. Langdon’s son, who is an aide to the chaplain. DANCE Letters thanking the society EVERT gATUBDAY NIGHT ______for vestments and altar linens Glendale Grange were received from Fathers Alamtd* and Paikar Road For Your Pleasure and Benefit Dominic Morera, S.F.; A. C. Kief- fer, Francis Kappes, H. J. Bolton, Old Tlmt and Uodarn Unilo by Bernard Froegel, and Justin Mc- ENGLEWOOD RAMBLERS Kernan, O.S.B. The Rev. David Maloney in­ ATTEND THE troduced the guest speaker, the Rev. John Moran. Mrs. Etienne DAN SULLIVAN and Perenyi, accompanied by Mrs. Lee Gibbons, entertained the group W. F. ANGERER with song. In anticipation of the annual election, the following were named invite their many friends and to the nominating committee; Mrs, customers to visit them at the J. J. O’Neil, Mrs. Theresa Trem lett, Mrs. Thomas Brogan, and Mrs. Ralph Kelly. Mrs. Thomas Garrison urged the members to suiiiunn's make the clothing drive a success The annual tea will be held 1517 Stout i KE. 9874 REOIS BAZAAR June 8 in the home of Mrs. M. J. O’Fallon. The May meeting will FINE FOODS-MIXED DRINKS be in the home of Mrs. T. Walter BABY BOOTH SNACK BAR O’Connor. hM-K IFe Invite You to Flfll DANDY BOOTHS April 19-20-21 APRON BOOTH Tom Burke’s Ingram’s Cafe Pupei Is Vllol In GAMES COUNTRY STORE REGIS GYMNASIUM ;i Roosevelt Grill ii and Bar HANDICRAFT BOOTH MISCELLANEOUS BOOTH RALPH B. INCRAU. Pro». Wiiminn The Woi Famous for Fine For BsHsr Foods FOODS and DRINKS Every weapon . . . every bomb . * . ond Drlsks every pint of valuable blood plasma Fast Courteous Service OPEN ALL NIGHT Qenuine ITALIAN SPAGHETTI Dinner that is shipped to our men overseas ;; 18th and California 58 BROADWAY U packed in paper you save. THURSDAY, APRIL 19-SCNOOL OAFETEMA 5P.M .to8P.M. 75cp«rplate. Keep oupplies moving by salvaging S Rumpus every scrap of paper that you can. ■ ROCCO’S Room And don’t overlook such little items as I “Come old letters, for every bit helps. Stack 8 1 DOZ. PRE-WAR OOLF BALLS-COMPLETE SET 60LF CLUBS TAVERN to Play your paper neatly and it will be col­ Come 2598 So. Broadway lected regularly every week. i • SP. 9761 to Stay” s S O Q o o Given Away Ring and Bracelet Set DANCDfO EVERY NITE I TO 12 -CHUCK" BEPNER Italian Spaghetti and JOSLIN'S From Pohndorfs Staak Dinner* DUKE’S GRILL I6th & Curtis Denver MIXED DRINKS 1620 E. 34th Ave. l■■■0■■■■■■■■■■■■HH■■■HHHHHHI■H■PH■H■l 7

PAGE EIGHT Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone ’4205 Thursday, April 12, 1945

VITAL POWER AT STAKE Furious Fighting Causes Death of F Earning:, learning, and productive power are at stake when you are suffering from impaired vision. This condition is your 6 More Archdiocesan Service Men responsibility—your gain or loss. Do not deny your eyes the safeguard of our professional eyecare. (Continued From Page One) ver, is now listed as a prisoner of Milwaukee, Wisc.^ at the time he tobep, 1942, and had been over­ the Germans. A B-17 pilot, he was entered service in February, 1943. seas since last August. reported missing in action on Jan, His gunnery wings were earned at 14, after a flight over Germany. the Yuma, Ariz., army air field, M L F eF D lf SWIGERT BROS. Besides his wife, he is survived Lt. Comstock has been awarded and he was sent overseas in Optometrigts by two sogs, Robert, six, and Ru­ the Air medal. He had been with August, 1944. Kennebeck reports (Loretto Heights College, Denver) Better Fiihn Good Service dolph, four; his father, Ralph Tru­ the Eighth air force in England to Santa Ana, Calif., on April 24 On Monday afternoon, April 16, for Every Age At Right Prices jillo; two brothers, Joe D., in the since last October. for a new assignment. the Loretto Heights college stu­ Mrs. Elsie Clyncke Anderson of 1550 California KEystone 7651 Philippines,, and Joseph of Den­ Two Denver young women have dent body will entertain the ver; and three sisters, Mary, the Sacred Heart parish in Boulder been given promotions to lieuten­ senior high school girls of the city Josie, and Marian. has received a letter from her hus­ ant, junior grade, ih the navy nurs­ in a program they have desig­ GLASBES INDIVIDDALLT BTTLBO band, Pfc. Frank Anderson, dated ing corps. They are Lt. Laura nated as “College Day.” TWO DIE FROM Jan. 2, saying that he is a German Chiolero, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. COLORADO SPRINGS prisoner. Pfc. Anderson was de­ The day will begin at 2:30 with S. F. Chiolero of 2354 W .. 33rd the special presentation of Two former residents of Colo­ clared missing in action on Dec. avenue, and Lt. Marguerite Feely, rado Springs have been reported 3, 1944. Andei'son wrote that he Shakespeare’s Comedy of Errors. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. The performance fqr the public BETTER FOODS— killed in action. Alfonso B. Via, was in good health, and would be Feely, former membel's of St. THEODORE technician fifth grade, was killed permitted to write to his wife once of the annual Shakespearean play REQUIESCANT Catherine’s parish, but now re­ will be given on Sunday afternoon in the European theater of war. a month. Mrs. Anderson is teach­ siding in San Francisco. He had been in the army about ing in the Boulder public schools at 3 o’clock. for BETTER MEALS IN PACE and is making her home with her Both young women were gra4u- Following the Monday presenta­ three years, and was a graduate ated from the Holy Family high Ih a c k e t h a l ! of St. Mary's school. His father, two sisters on their ranch east of tion of the play, the guests for Heins, 11 ► Mariano Via, now lives in New Boulder. school in 1940, and from St. An­ college day will enjoy refresh­ Tomato Soup 1 1 c PRUNES T. B. LIVERMAN. 8080 Stout. Huiband Mexico, and a brother, Ben, re­ thony’s hospital school of nursing ments in the Round-Up room. Air Conditioned of Fannie Liverman, brother of A E. in 1943. Lt. Chiolero is stationed EXTRA LARGE Livannan of La Jolla. Calif. Reduitro sides in Colorado Springs. Sergeant Awarded Invitations have been carried at the marine air base in El Toro, Gheerioats package ..... 1 1 c 2 lb. b a s ___ ..g.; 35c Man, Sacred Heart church. April II. In­ Bronze Star Medal out in the spring motif, using MORTUARY terment Mt. Olivet. W. P. Horan A Son Sgt. Thomas McMahon, 25, son Calif., and Lt. Feely is in Oakland. Wheat Mix, 28 aervice. of Mrs. J, McMahon of 715 N. tulips in block design iii colors of LARGE 0 1 - The Bronze Star has been Word of her husband’s promo­ lavender and groen. Dwarfies ot. pka...... 2 0 c 2 lb. hag ______J 1 C 1^9-51 Kalamath Sl JOHN F. ZGAINER. 4677 High atrect. Tejofi street, Colorado Springs, awarded Sgt. Ralph J. Melphy, 22, tion to major was received by Mrs. Husband of Lillian Zgainer; father of was killed in action on Luzon Miss Peggie Abegg, junior class Craricers. Phone ftlAin 4006 son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mel­ Robert J. Owens of Denver, the MEDIUM John Edward Zgainer: son of Mr*. An­ March 5. Sgt McMahon had been former Lila Mae Newton. With the president, is chairman of the af­ Hi-Ho lb. box ______2 2 c 2 lb. bag . 27c A A A. A tonia Zgainer: brother of Frank J. phy of 4535 Decatur street, Den­ Zgaraer. Amelia Erickson, and Mary overseas three years and four ver, for the period from June 16 to medical corps in the health hygiene fair. She will be assisted by Miss Knox, Chapyal^ Requiem High Mas* April 9. months, and was awarded the Nov. 30, 1944, while the sergeant Jane Ann Wier, Miss Loretta Gelatin pxekOKe ______1 7 c Let us show you monuments Holy Rosary church. Interment Ml. Olivet Purple Heart last June for wounds was serving with anti-aircraft a r Sweeney, and Miss Mary Taylor. GUFFEE Boulevard servic*. received in combat on New Boans ^**''**”**’ we have erected in Mt. JOHN R. SMITH. 2327 Irving atrect tijlery unit in France, Belgium Lecture Program 8 os. psekage 5 c AIRWAY Husband of Mr*. Helen Smith: father of Guinea. He was a member of the Holland, and Germany. 23 lb. 1 Ib. bax __ 21c Olivet Cemetery. infantry. A native of Telluride, The week’s lecture program in­ Ffc. Earl F. Smith, U. S. army, and The citation states he “distin­ cluded an address by Reginald Flour cloth bsE ____ $1.07 Ruth M. Smith: brother of 'Iliomaa Smith, he moved with his family to the guished himself by outstanding EDWARDS A. T. THOMSON Elk Point S. Dak.; Theresa Smith, and Springs six years ago. A sister, Pole, noted Shakespearean lec­ Kitchen Craft. EnrichnI 1 lb. class ___ 29c Mrs, John Meyers. Guttenburg, la. Requiem performance of duty as a section turer, on “Shakespeare and the Emerald Bay, No. 4 O 24 TEAH»AT Rosemary, who lives with her EDWARDS 600 SHERM.4N ST. Maas April 11 in S t Dominic's church. chief during a difficult period of World Crisis.” Pan-American day Spinach 2 can, 10 points £ I £ C Interment M t Olivet. Boulevard service. mother, also survives. military operations. He displayed 2 lb. class ___ 57c JESSIE M. BURGESS of 400 S. Corona. will be celebrated this week with Mother of Mrs. Martha Clamp, slater of Manuel Joseph^ Llamas, hospital unusual initiative and devotion to a special program including a U O n i uz. can. 20 poinU A... I O w BLUHILL Agnes Ge:[rity, grandmother of Cathy apprentice first class in the navy, duly in providing his men with 1 lb. class ___ 33c movie on the story of Our Lady Thompson Seedless 4 7 c Clamp. HMary, drawingroom, Oiinger has been declared missing in ac­ adequate shelter and supplies.” of Guadalupe. mortuary, Speer boulevard at Sherman, tion, according to word received by Sgt. Melphy, who is a graduate Raisins 4 lb. kraft bair._. Thursday, April 12, at 8 p.m. R^niem Comprehensive Examinations ^ Sundown, Kadott, No. CHEIKER Mas*. St. Francis de Sales' church, Friday his mother, Mrs. Margaret Armen- of St. Patrick’s parochial and St. BEETS at 10. to of 2663 Curtis street, Denver Joseph s high schools, entered The members of the senior class Figs 300 can, 20 points £.„. 1 5 c MARCELINA CA8IAS of 8379 W. Vir- Word has been received in Gol­ took written comprehensive ex­ Del Monte TABS DICED ED DUNOON. Ucr. ginia. Mother of Mr*. M. Gomes, Mr*. M. den that Paul Goodrich, brother of aminations in their major .'ields of Hemo"’”' • 5 9 c Martinex, and Jamas Caaias. Requiem Pxlas* ____ No. 303 kIau ...... Maas. Presentation church, April «. Inter­ Mrs. Charles Hemberger of the m concentration last Saturday. Oral Canterbupr, T A . 2233 Uw»M Zonid lUtet ment, M t Olivet Theodore Hackethal parish, is missing in action over comprehensives will take place Tea lb, package . 2 2 c WHOLE service. seas; also, Paul Casey, brother of next week. Each senior will ap­ No. 303 glatA ...... 17c JAMES M. M'GOVERNA3066 S. Sher- John Casey of Evergreen, is re pear before a board of three msn. Requiem Mass in Sw Louis' church. ono, No. 2 cAn, Englewood. April 7. Interment M t ported missing in action. faculty members to be questioned Pineapple Juice 50 si poinU And ...... 13c Olivet Spillane service. ' Isadore Gonzales, technician for one hour on her major sub­ Spillane Mortuary fifth grade, brother of Pvt, Isabel ject Comprehensive examinations Grapefruit Juice •JoTinr.“-d'!°: ^®, 29c Gonzales of 1007 15th street, Den­ are one of the requirements nec­ 1545 So. Broadway PEarl 0723 COR.VELIUS J. HYLAND essary for graduation from Lo­ Desth cisimed one of Denver’s pioneer ver, has been wounded in the Eu Tomato Sauce Beans 1"““" 12c Mrs. John H. Spillane 'nenpapermen, Cornelius J. Hyland, 76, on ropean area, and Pfc. Albert Mor­ retto Heights. Registered Funeral Director April 4 in his home. 2749 Race. He owned eno, son of Mrs. Agapita M. Gar­ The freshman class has an­ Chicken Ravioli and Embalmer The I.iberty Frets for 26 years and was a MaJ, Robert J. Owens KlasA 18c member of Typographical union 49 cia of 2615 Lawrence street, has nounced committee heads for itS' oz. for 64 years. At the age of 16 he moved been wounded in the Pacific area. department somewhere in the Phil­ debut party which will 1)e held at Post Toasties PAckARe ,12c from Oswego, N. Y., to Denver, where Pfc. Felix Delemma is now con the college the evening of April he married Katherine J. Kennedy in 1898 ippines, Maj. Owens has attained 26. They are: Decorations, Doris in Sacred Heart church. Mr. Hyland had valescing in a hospital in England, his present rank after only two Plum Jam®,'?"’!^':!!!!.!';! 29c Erickson Memorial Co. been active in church affairs. A daugh­ after incurring serious injuries years in the service. The young Conrardy and Maxine Wilson; re­ ColoniAl* 16 oz. ter, Mr*. Thomas MorriMey, is national freshments, Jane McBride and MONUMENTS . MARKERS fighting in Germany on March 16. officer attended Regis college and Strawberry Preseryes kIaub ...... 47c PTA chairman of the National Council He is a member of an anti-tank Alice McKenzie; entertainment, Prompt Erection of Catholic Women. Another daughter. Colorado university. Mary Flanagan a n d Rosella from on* of tfa^ roo*t complct* Miss Helen C. Hyland, is on the faculty unit. His mother. Mrs. Della S. Wins Unit Citation Peanut Butter 45c diiplay* in thi* rezion. of Bryant-Webater school in Denver. Other Marino, lives at 3328 Pecos street Crocker; invitation, Dorothy Mc- survivors, besides Mr*. Hyland, are a son, A publfcity release from head­ 120 SpNr Bird.. OppoiiU Sankia in Denver. Avoy and Mai’garct Kane; clean­ Salad Dressing sIaas " 38c S gt John E, Hyland of Great Falls, M ont; quarters of the Seventh army, up,'‘Mary Ann Coyle and Mar­ Girdeni. CHorry 4728 grandchildren, Patricia, Katherine, and Wounded in the Pacific area are dated March 25, 1945, announces Michael Morrissey: and sisters. Mrs, M..L. Pfc. Rudy Emelio Aragon, son of garet Mary O’Bryan; and song, Macaroni Products 3? .:k 'Z 19c Dugan, Mrs. Nell Mitchell, and Mrs. Mar­ that the 21st chemical decontami­ Shirley Steiger and Margaret Jenny M. Aragon of 1316 30th nating company, of which Pfc. garet Cogswell. A Solemn Requiem Mast street, and Sgt. Joseph Ricotta, Fogarty. It is the custom at I o- wia sung April 9 in Loyola church, with Frederick C. Hodapp, son of Mr. retto for each senior clas? to Father Edward Morgan, S.J., at cele­ Jr., son of Mrs. Flora Ricotta, and Mrs. Fred Hodapp, 119 W. Miles - Dryer - Asiler brant: Father Harold V. Campbell as dea­ Sgt. Ralph J. Melphy give a debut party in the spring, 3326 Osage street. Ellsworth avenue, Denver, is a con : and Father Hubert Newell as sub- CpI. Nicholas lannacito, son of at which time a class name and deacon. Father Morgan gave the sermon. service in August, 1942, and has member, has been commended by class song are disclosed. The en­ A.FEWA.Y Printing Go. Burial took place In M t Olivet in charge Mrs. Bambina lannacito of 3957 been overseas since February, the President for “exceptionally of W. P. Horan A Son. Quivas street, Denver, and Pvt. tire student body and faculty at­ 1943. His wife, Dorothy Mae Mel­ meritorious conduct and devotion to tend the function. ~ Programs and Orculars Augustine Taglioli, husband of phy, resides at 4471 Elm court. duty.” Tickets for MRS. ELIZABETH BRINKBAUS Mrs, Betty J. Taglioli of 3837 A brother, Cpl. Anthony, 20, is The 21st chemical company, at­ The resident students chose the Mrs. Elisabeth Brinkhaus, resident of Franklin street, Denver, have been with the mulepacks (cavalry) in tached to Patch’s Seventh, was ac­ hall president for 1945-46 in a h. ALSO NEW promoted to technical sergeant, 15th and California grandchildren. Requiem Mass was sung has been injureld in action in the 211 Tabor Bldt. Phon* TA. 1271 Cuh or Cr*dlt April 9 in S t Elisabeth's church. Burial Nothing more exciting than a according to a release from public was In M t Olivet Oiinger service. Pacific theater. FRANK ENGLAND, Jr.. Msbic** u IF* Do Not Have Special Sales But Sell You at Our Lowest crash landing in Belgium happened relations office. DiRe, whose wife, Inrartne* Dapsrtmant A FULL LINE Gregorio V. Sandoval, techni­ to Sgt. Edward Kennebeck, 21, Mrs. Rhea L. DiRe, resides at 320 Prices Every Day on All Drug Merchandise. OF OFFICE cian fifth grade, 23, was wounded MRS. MARY E. KELLEHER during the 35 missions he made- as E. 16th avenue, Denver, is in FURNITURE in Germany on March 4, his sister, Requiem Mass for Mrs. Mary E. Kelleher. a radio operator on a B-17 over charge of the automotive supply W* boy yoor houthold and offic* foml- life-long resident of Colorado, was sung Mrs. Frances Fernandez of 2323 German territory. Sgt. Kennebeck, section attached to the 13th AAF We sell HEARING tar* for .CASH, or •xchuif* thtm for April 10 In St. Vincent de Paul's church. Curtis street, Denver, has been who is visiting his parents, Mr. service command. Sgt. DiRe en uiythin* in itock. Mrs. Kelleher died April 7 in the home informed. A native of New Mex­ CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING J W* rant Folding Chair*, Card and Ban. of a daiuthter, Mrs, Margaret Russell. -669 and Mrs. Eugene G. Kennebeck tered the army in September, 1942 -n o t just Hearing Aids! duet Table*. DUb**, Silvarwara, toy* S. Williams ttreet. after a short illness. ico, Cpl Sandovial has been in the of 1649 Glencoe street, Denver, He wears two battle stars for his thing in atork. army three years. A brother, Pfc. She was 81. A daughter of Patrick Mc- was stationed with the Eighth air participation in the North Solo­ Sonotone offers you a per­ PHONE KEYSTONE 4052 Kibben, who came to Denver with H. A. W. Mike Sandoval, was killed in ac force in England for seven months, mon and Bismarck archipelago Tabor, Mrs. Kellcber was bora Feb. 19, tion last July in Europe. sonal service that seeks to Ulassified Ads OPEN FROM I A. U. to ( P U. 1864, where the U. S. mint now stands. and wears the Air medal with five campaigns, and the Good Conduct give you better hearing for . It will pay you to read ALL of the following advertisements. | She lived most of her life in Central Cpl. Charles Capraro, son of clusters. medal. City, where her husband, Matthew Kelleher, Mr. and Mrs. Nick Capraro of 2624 the rest of your life. Come A graduate of Regis high school in or write for details. A A A. A A A A A A A. A A A A A A A. A-A A A A A A. SI was a mining engineer. For the past 80 W. 36th avenue, Denver, was in 1941, Kennebeck had com­ years Mrs. Kelleher had lived in Denver. wounded on March 20 in Germany. DR. R. W. PRITZ kEFlNED MIDDLE-AGED WO^IAN to PERSO.N.4L Surviving are two daughters, Mr*. Russell pleted a year and one-half of col­ help and share modern country home with ALTAR BREADS and Mrs. Howard App: two sisters, Mrs. He has been in service since May lege work at Marquette university. And Associates mother and employed dauchter. Some FREED SLAVES OF LIQUOR, now FREE Ada Reilly and Mrs, Margaret Werk- 6, 1942, and has served with s SONOTONE waxes. meister; and a brother, James McKibben. others. Alcoholics Anonyronui, Writ* SEWING reconnaissance group in the First Dentists ‘"As advertised in Life” P. O. Box 41(3, S. Denrrr Station. LUtlt Girls* Dresses. Embroldtrr* all of Denver. Oiinger mortuariea directed MAIDS WANTED the service. army since August, 1942. 168 ISUi SUMI 1288 ISUi S tm t 215 Majestic Bldg. MooetruBinsa Etc. KErston* 8721 TAbar 8711 PART-TIME—FULL TIME-ANY TIME. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Cpl. Capraro has two brothers Denver TA. I486 HELP US MAINTAIN HIGH STAND­ 1 Opan Mondas and Thandas Bt**. THE SISTERS OF THE WILUAH D. LENIHAN in service, S. Sgt. Joseph, a waist ARDS DURING THIS EMERGENCY. GOOD SHEPHERD gunner on a B-17, in England, and PROTECT : WHILE YOU MAKE GOOD WAGES Raconditioned piano*, playart, grand*, Requiem High Mass for William D. SIM M O N S WORKING IN THIS FINE HOTEL. AP­ organs (pipe and reed), orcheatral instru- Lenihan, veteran of World war I and a ment*. T. R. Walkar, 236 Broadway 8P. TELEPHONE PEARL 2401 PLY PENT HOUSE EMPLOYMF.NT OF­ 786A Denver resident for 85 year*, was sung FICE. BROWN PALACE HOTEL. April 9 in St. Elisabeth’s church. Military LOVED ONES! Jew elry (,’o. burial by Stewart post 1. VFW. was Formerly at 208 Tramway Bids, HELP WANTED in Mt. Olivet. Theodore Hackethal service. WOOD SALE SIKHHnM 516-lSih Si. KE 3937 NiRhL Porters, men or women, full tinte, Born Oct. 19. 1870. in New York city, Mr. pcnmanjnt positiotiR. Apply MAY’ CO. Lenihan came to Denver in 1908. Surviv. j 1543 LarlmeF St. V 2266 Rtpaiiint • Encrarinf • Bead Strinfhif KINDLING, stova. range, furnace, fira- ing are two cousins. John T. Lane, 333 Personnel Office, Mezzanine. olace. blocks. No yard sales KE 24(0. S. Logan street, and Mrs. E, Oliver of SELL OR TRADE Grand Junction. FURNITURE i m E i i ■ " M H iL IR i: 48-INCH BUFFALO FORGE FAN. Hs, ALOIS ANGERER 20-ia s 4-in. pulley. Ball bearinxa. In B^AUtifuJ bAdrttom, tlvin2ro«iD and break* smm excellent tondition. We need 20-in. ex- fAkt te t: Mcrifice 784 SAoLa Fc Alois Anffcrer, 81, of 1266 Kulsmsth Moving - Storage hauit fan I with motor. 220 v P.O Bos street, a Denver resident 38 years, died 1620 or call at The Rexister, 9is Bannock in his hon^e April 7 after a Ions illness. St. FEMALE HELP WANTED Born in Austria, be caroe to this country Why Should You Express with his wife in 1890 and to Denver in Wring Out Dirty Mops with Low Rates WANTED TO BUY Middle-Aired or elderly womAO ms houce* 1907. He was employed by the Denver Your Hands? keeper. CAtholic Rectory for oot penoo. Dry Goods Co. 22 years before hii retire­ KE. 6425 2149 Wellon St. Wn.L PAY CASH for 8 rooma ot tun- Box 643, The Rci^iAUr. ment 12 years a^o. He was a member of turt. piano and sewinx machine. KE. 8044 the Holy Name society. His wife* four EZE MOP & sons, John, Frank. Arthur* and Leo; ei^ht PRINTING PAINTING itrandchildren. and two great-ffrandchil- CONE WRINGER YOU HAVE MET the inevi- WE SPECIALIZE in bualna* cards, letter GOOD PAINTING. Expert workmanxhip, dren survive. Requiem High Mass is being k«cp« 7oar hands out of O’CONNOR exterior, interior, and roofs. PE. 6084. lability of your own. passing by sung in St. Elirabetb's church Thursday. mop watar feroTtr. You beads, forms and blanks of all kinds April 12, at 10. Interment in Mt. Olivet can now clean jonr floors TRANSFER CO. Weddlnx annooncementa. Rodxen Print- the purchase of insurance ana inx Co., Fll 14tb Street. PHOTOGRAPHS will be in charge of Theodore Hackethal. In a quick, pleasant, mod­ 1535 19Ui Su the making of your will. Make M oJ m ^ U M J g /u U em. aanitary way. HEARING AIDS Anderson photos. 1208 15Ui S t at Lnw- one giore provision consistent ANGELIsVA INPORZATI Makes Spring KE. 6381 ranee. MAin 1878. Fre* new* cuta. Housecl^aning Perxeni Hard of Hearinx, come In (or with your provident regard for Angelina Inforzati* €3. former long-time demonstration of Zenith Radhmic Hearinx resident of Denver, died April 5 of a Easier LOCAL TRANSFER Aid, 840, complete, term*. Lamaln* Muilr MAIL-ORDER your family. Select a lot in the heart attack in her Los Angeles home. Co., (22 l&th S t Bom in Italy. Mrs. Inforzati came to FREE GREETING C.ARDS cemetery of your choice and Denver as a young girl. She was married DELIVERY DRUG STORES erect thereon a family monu- to Carlo Inforzati* a court interpreter Cpl. Ckarle* Capraro 14 $ 1 .0 0 here many years, in 1904. She was a Memorial provision GR. 0431 Call a ill purpoBc Cards Paid ihent which will appropriately ' Hutchinson’s Pharmacy member of the Mt. Carmel society, and Anthony, fireman first class, with should be a part of your 1820 Winona CL _ ««HEAR YE” CARD extend the memory, prdstige-^" retained her membership here after mov­ life plan. It is just as im* Denrar 12, Calo. Your Naborhood DruxKist ing recently to California. SurviWng^ are a submarine division somewhere in ZONE CAB Pbon* SPruc* 0588 700 So. Ptarl and influence of your name 1 ^ her husband and three sisters, Della OTan- the South Pacific. portant as life insurance* GET YOURS NOW! A U in 7171 JAMES HUTCHISON and GIFT SHOP .-yond present life spans. Do this rcll in Chicago, one in Mansfield, 0 .; and Pfc. Raymond M. Portales, son of a will or other pre-need PrawpL Coartaoni Sarrtc* 107 E. Colfax 0pp. State Capitol one in Italy; five children, three nieces, Raymond Portales of 2950 Arapa­ EZE-MOP & CHEAPER RATES SCHOOI.S - (3IUR(3IES! now. It will add so much to and two nephews. f\inerat services and safeguards. Now under CLEAN NEW CABS burial took place in Los Angeles. hoe street, Denver, who was listed PHOTOSTAT the comfort of those who sur­ as missing in Germany since Oct our simple plan you can GONE-WRINGER GO. STOVE REPAIRS vive. 22, has been declared a German fill out forms that cover COPY SERVICE and Water Fronts MRS. WINIFRED F. DUNN DOYLE’S TWO HOURS Requiem Mass for Mrs. Winifred Foater prisoner. Portales enlisted in 1943, all instnicUoiu and indi- R. P. Foley Stove Dunn* 2427 Clay street, a Denver resident and has been overseas a year. 1 cale your personal pref* PHARMACY DENVER FOTO SHOP JACQUES BRUTHERS for more than half a century, was sung Fiftaen-Fourlefn East Colfax and Heating Parts April 10 in St. Dominie's church. Burial erences. There are no TK* Particolar Drantal was in Mt. Olivet. Mrs. Dunn died Friday Is Declared BIRDS. TA. Forty-Sa.en-Forty-Blxht 1888 Arapahet CH. 4177 after a abort illness. She was born in obligations. 17th AVE. AND GRANT Open 10 A. M. to 8 P. M. WRITE POR PRICES I ^Since 1902 Chicago Feb. 14, 1877* and came to Den­ German Prisoner EYE ver when she was six. Surviving are a Lt. Norman D, Comstock, 21, Why not phone or write na , t KB. 1*87 FREE DELIVERY MONUMENra OF DIS'flNCTlON daughter, Mrs. Ruth Wolcott of Denver, for infortnatian now. Putting The outlook for the coming winter i$ extremely grace... and two aoni* Ray Foster of Fort Colliiu. son of Mr. and Mrs. Lon B. Com­ it off nay cause others need­ FROZEN We Definitely URGE the Storing of 28 E. 6th \ \ e . TAbor 6468 and John E. Foster of Greeley. stock of 560 Detroit street, Den- less sorrow and worry. It ii tha kindly, better tvay. FOODS Send a Card of BITUMINOUS COALS LOWERS— Groceries - Meals • Btdtery NOWi SYMPA-raY OR DAY COAL Heating Plants should be THOROUGHLY CLEANED and A dignidtd •fferiag of tyaipothy It • ALL POPULAR GRADES SPIRITUAL BOUQUET tartly spray of red rooos. $6.00 usd up. M U R RA Y’S ALSO StOKER COALS STOKERS SERVICED sooner than ever before PLEASE MENTION SEGlSTEB MORTUARY Manpower is actually scarce and undoubtedly will become worse C O L D SPRING THE BLOSSOM SHOP FonBdad by U. T. Mnrrar—1881 MONUMENTS Reader’s Guild Brown Poise* Hotal TA. tiM 2406 Federal Blvd. GL .5709 Phone GR. 1613-14-15 Ray Coal Co. The Uniied Fuel & Equipment Gompeny 718 ISifi St. Uptown, 2tl E. Tth Art. TA. Itt? tl«*UTirui6MniT

f ___ The Denver Catholic Register Registorials ST, « [ I I T m President ...... Most Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. _____ R t Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D., Jour.D. Editor... m m K Associate Editors—M. F. Everett Jour.D.; Rev. Walter Canavan, OFFICEBS TO DT A M1 1 1 C A N to prevent crime—not just remedy ambitions of their larger neighbors. Naiionai Sank J.C.D., LittD.; Rev. John Cavanagh, M.A. Litt.D.; Rev. Edward A. The Way of Life ... Nazi “ Fasdsm id, cannot be supplanted Breen. M.A., LittD .; Rev. Francis Syrianey, M.A.; Leonard Tantmey, The Why of Death Mr. O’Hara is definitely a con- by Red raadsra. A.B., Jour.D.; Mary Eisennuui, A>B.; Linus Riordan, A.B., LittM .; (By Millard F. Everett) scientioua law enforcement officer, As a realist, you undoubtedly and in placiqg the responsibility Rev. James* B. Hamblin, M.A.; Rev. John Ebel, M.A. The soul-shaking period we are know that the forebodings of those SLUED HI MB for the wave of delinquency among who would give in to all demands experiencing hat meant for many youth he did not absolve parents a re-examination of values. Ques­ of Soviet Russia are largely with­ Entered as second class matter at the post office at Denver, Colo. of guilt. Some boys are inherently out reason. The Sovte^ Union is in tions like these come upt What it bad, he declared, and the reason U (St. Vincent de Paul’s Parish, the purpose of life anyhow? Am no position to fly in-^the face of to be found In the fact that it is the two most powerful*'nations in Denver) Published Weekly by I doing my part properly? If not, easier to be bad than good. When how can 1 do better? One might the world, the United States and The regular meeting of the Par­ THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY (Inc.) home discipline is wanting the boys Great Britain. The Soviet Union ent Teachers’ association was held put them another way: Is there a and girls have no deiire to be good, 938 Bannock Street, 1 God? Why did He make the cannot wage another war to ac­ April 9 in the school h a^ with and the blame for much of the complish her admittedly greedy Mrs. L. Sullivan presiding The Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 1620 world? Specifically, what does He adolescent crimes should be placed want of me? Thus, in a period of aims. The Russian people, glorious first grade students, under the on parents who lack the foresight in the defense of their own coun­ direction of Sister John Edward, great stress, we are likely to turn and character to provide a truly Subscription: $1 per year. to religion, npt alone for help, but try, would rebel If their • Red presented a program. The first Christian home atmosphere. masters foisted another war on grade room mothers served re­ Club Subscription, with The Repster, Local Edition, J1.30 per year also to find the starting point or Irresponsible parents, parent base from which to operate intel­ them for the purpose of gaining freshments, and the attendance No Club Subscription Price Offered Outside Colorado. with bad habits, and those who unneeded territory. prize was also won by the first lectually and spiritually. themselves lack moral responsibil grade. It is strange that it takes a time As a Christian and a child of Thursday, April 12,1945 ity and are wretched managers— (^od, you realize that there can be of turmoil to bring such questions these are the cause for much of M'ts. T. M. Smith, chairman of to the fore. Al any period no peace, unless men return to God the nominating committee, pre­ the evil that is found in youth to­ and the observance of the Com­ should be obvious that we are day. Mr. O’Hara is of the opinion sented the following slate of of­ creatures, dependent npon a Crea that the absence of religious train mandments of God. There can be ficers for the year: Mrs. Arthur OFFICIALt ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER no peace until the peoples of the tor; and heq,ce that we should look ing is a major dereliction. Num Taylor, president; Mrs. J.^V. Cole­ The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. to Him for guidance, for help, for world are allowed to worship God man, vice president; Mrs. Frank erolls cases in the federal correc­ at they see fit, without the inter­ Wo confirm it as the official publication of the Archdiocese. What­ our ultimate destiny. But many tional institutions are directly the Muto, secretary; Mrs. Frank Gar ever appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or are too busy with the things of this ference of any state. There can be land, treasurer; Mrs. Leo McGrath, result of conviction m the minds no peace until the true dignity those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. world, or are too lazy to think of the delinquents that selfish historian; and,Mrs. Claire Marker, We hope The Register will be read in every homo of the about the hereafter, or suffer so of man as a creature of Almighty auditor. These officers will be ness is a virtue, that stealing and God is recognized universally. You can't hope to safe­ Archdiocese. much from pride that they will vandalism are not wrong unleu the installed at the May meeting. We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in not admit they are not supreme in guilty one is caught, and that the The world is sick of war. St. Vincent’s school is now guard your future and the children of the Archdiocese for the reading of The Register. Civilization cannot survive an­ themselves. only practical philosophy of life is eligible to fly the Minute Man that of your loved ones « URBAN J. VEHR, The tragic results of such neg to lake everything and give noth other such world conflict. The flag, which represents a 90-per­ Jan. 29, 1942. Archbishop of Denver. led or willful turning from God ing. Boys and girls with such an peace of future generations will be cent participation in the purchase without making sortie made or lost at San Francisco. You are'apparent on every side—from attitude, and there are many of of war stamps during the month sacrifices NOW . juvenile delinquency to the world' them in custody and at large, are as an individual have had influence of March. shattering war. After all, religion^ definitely bad. only in the spheres in which your Our Lady of Victory circle will fVe Have Just Received a Complete Line which offers the perfect answer to personal prestige has its effect: meet Thursday, April 19, at the Look ahead with a Sav­ as a representative of more than the meaning of life, it also a way An Open Letter to home of Mrs. A. Verlinden, 812 ings Account! Just put of life. It must be lived all day. one hundred million Americans, as S. Gaylord street, at 1:30 p.m. every day. An occasional sermon Senator Vandenberg the champion of the hopes and a little from each pay- (By Rev. W. J. Canavan) aspirations of untold milliotis of laitruction to Begin or hymn will not suffice. Just the check into your accounf, New Spring MERCHANDISE other day we heard a non-Catholic. Dear Senator: humble people throughout the Instruction classes for adults who leaches a Sunday school class, Tlie ho]>cs of all the world will world, your voice will not go un­ planning to re'ceive Confirmation and adjust yourself to be centered on the conference in heeded if you adhere to the on Aprfl 29 will meet three eve­ remark upon the fact that some the balance. A little sac­ youngsters who had been in seri San Francisco the latter part of this principles of the Atlantic Charter nings a week in the church at DINNER and EVENING GOWNS ous trouble suddenly made an ap' month. You as ranking Republican and the natural and divine law at 7:30. The Rev. John Stein has rifice N O W will pay member of the U. S. delegation to San Francisco. There can be no charge of the classes. pearance at the Bible clast. “We dividends in security can't cure those children in an the meeting will have a position compromise with justice; there can ' The scout troop met April 2 in COCKTAIL and DRESSY DRESSES hour's talk once a week," the of advantage in discussing plant be no exclusion of Cod because of the school hall. Plans are being LATER ON. teacher said. “Nobody could. They fur the permanent peace of the the petty whims of greedy men made for a scries of swimming have to be taught first in the world. You have not made any there ran be no abandonment of classes to be conducted by Harold Grand Selection GRADUATION DRESSES home.’’ secret commitments; you are not any people because of the new Gunn. Tliis bank is a member bound by any pledges that have “realism.” Despite the war, or maybe bC' been entered into by those who at Recently reported on the sick of the Federal Deposit cause of it, because of the tern' You can make history. Senator list of the parish are the following: tended the conferences at Teheran Vandenberg, history that is writ­ Insurance Corporation. porary prosperity that has come to and Yalta. You understand the Mrs. Delia Garraher, 2220 E. Mis­ some, the place of religion in ten in the hearts of tpen rather sissippi avenue, Dr. Harry Swi- All deposits are insured principles of the Atlantic Charter than in the pages of books. gert, 813 Bonnie Brae blouvard; everyday life is too often ignored. and you, as representative of the up trt $5,000. WEDDING and BRIDESMAIDS’ Outfits... It is inspiring, then, to read of a citizens of this country, are bound Mrs. Kate Snyder, 1365 S. Steele; life of faith, the result of training to do all in your power to have Postman’s Puzzle E. E. Pavela, 1135 S. Josephine; Our Specialty in a truly ('hristian home. Tlie those same principles the basis of Alice Hynes, 2300 E. Center; Mil- following excerpts from a letter ail agreements made in San FraU' Demands Solution ton Morris, 1625 S. Josephine; and written by an Ohio soldier to his (By Rev. Maurice E. Reardon) Mrs. Mary Carlson, 1475 S. Mil­ Do ALL your cisco. waukee. ' parents before his death in action As Senator from Michigan, you The most eagerly expected pub­ Banking here! are a tribute both to the soldier represent perhaps the greatest con­ lic servant in the daily life of Cla.sses for public school chil­ and to his parents: centration of those of Polish .Americana, today more than ever, dren from the age of seven will be ALL The letter, to be tent only in descent in the United States. The is the man in the alate-blue uni­ held on Mondays, Wednesdays, case of his death, expressed regret casualty lists from the city of De< form with the brown leather sack and Fridays at 4 p.m. in the over the sorrow it would cause. troit and surrounding communi­ on hia back and elastic in hia legs school. All children eligible to re­ SlIlTS and COATS Prastically REDUCED “Tosnie there is little to b«f sorry ties attest that hundreds of Ameri . . . the letter carrier. He is the ceive their First Holy Communion for; didn’t you rear me to be can boys with Polish names have good-natured fellow who cajolea in May should attend these classes happy? And, believe me, with my already given their lives that free the neighborhood mongrels, pals regularly. faith strong, my will trained to dom may prevail. They will have with the kids on his route, cheer­ Recently baptized in the parish His, niy heart restless except in died in vain if the nation that fully bears with the fickleness of were the following: George Law­ Him, I lived well. In every year gave birth to their forefathers is the weather man, shares in the rence Allen, Richard Lee Haney, CHEZ-MARIE of my life I can think of some­ not given justice in the San Fran community’s joys and sorrows, Jr.; James W. Cary, Barbara Lee thing that was happiness just in a cisco conference, despite ail at­ aqd seldom asks for any personal Krapp, Judith Catherine Lyness, 628 16th STREET nalucal way. And every day, some­ tempts to the contrary .by the favors. It is easy to take such Barbara Ann Rochford, and Diane thing of supernatural happiness. Soviet government. loyal service for granted. It should Katheryn Beckman. Clarence American National Each day I was learning how to As a student of current affairs, be hard for any patron to ignore Beckman, father of Diane Kath­ know God better, love Him more, you know that there is a growing the postman’s plea for assistance eryn, is a radio technician aboard and, had I lived, to serve Him most. appeasement sentiment in this in solving a serious problem that a cruiser in the South Pacific. .And, as I learned in St. Mary’s, the country. The same individuals faces him. Two teams for softball will be ^anKof DENVER rest of the answer is: ‘To be happy who called down shame on The situation is simply this: organized in the near future, a MORGAN, LEIBMAN & HICKEY with Him forever in the next.’ For Chamberlain for Munich are now Your letter carrier and the other boys’ team and a girls’ team. Rules I! that 1 lived and died. . . . pleading for “realism” with re­ postal employes have not had a for play and for the conduct of the i INSURANCE SINCE 1897 “You gave me life and a will to gard to the appeasement of Yalta. raise in their basic pay since 1925 players are posted on the school FRANK KIRCHHOP ADOLPH KUNSHILIEB : live; you gave me faith and the There can be no compromise with . a quarter of a century ago. bulletin board. ’* ta tiim ViMFMUaUudCuUw j principles. The small nations of the During the lean yean of '29 to foundations in how to live it; you New Circle Fcriqed Succeeding Herbert Fairall Agency gave me discipline and how to be earth cannot be sacrificed to the ’34, postmen took” a 27-per-cent cut in'^'pay. A war bonus of $300 A new Altar society circle was happy with it; you gave me oppor­ organized and the first meeting Cm Bad ElBctrle Bids- Phoat TAbsr tunities in work and education: per year granted by Congress is you gave me all that -was within to expire automatically July 1. held at the home of Mrs. Dag you. I have been grateful in ma­ Denver Deanery Now in the past four yean alone, Braun March 16. It will be known terial and spiritual ways; but noth­ the cost of living has risen more as St. Anthony’s 6'ircle. The next ing on this earth could ever thank than 40 per cent. Simple mathe- meeting will be held April 18 at I ^ ^ O P L E you for what you have given to me. Plans Election ibatics poses the problem: How the home of Mrs. W. Angerer, **DBNVER*8 MOST PROGRESSIVE LAUNDRY* In death alone can I repay you; are the slighted men and women 1260 S. Filmore. that is why my death was not bitter The monthly meeting of the of the postal service going to make Second Lt. Virginia Franken- IN THE KNOW THE CASCADE LAIJIVDRt to me. ^'ou taught me the way of Denver deanery on Monday after­ the grade? Give up? Well, do not, burg left April 3 for Camp Carson noon, April 16, will also be the because there is something you to receive basic training. “TBT OUR NEW SERVlCr- life . . . and that has given me the why of death.” quarterly meeting of the board of can do to help out these people to St. Francis’ circle met with Mrs. Completo Lanndry Service directors. The program will in­ whom we are all indebted. Chaa. Campbell April 3. Mrs. Leo clude annual reports, and election Last autumn patrons of the McGrath and Mrs.' George Rock­ know IM7 MarkH WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER TA. UT«-«J7I Some Boys of officers followed by a social postal service ail over the country ford won the awards. The next hour. Presidents of all affiliates wrote to their Senaton and meeting will be on April 17 with Are Bad are expected to attend and to ex­ Congressmen urging that a meas­ Mrs. Marion Strain. • (By Rev. John Cavanagh) tend the invitation to their repre­ ure, providing for adjustment of Since the snack bar of the USO- sentatives. the salaries of letter carrien and NCCS club has been using volun­ The famous obsei'vation of other post office worken, be teer help, the women of St. Vincent Monsignor E. J. Flanagan, founder Cathedral Altar Unit adopted. So widespread and ef­ dc Paul’s parish have been gener­ and director of Boys Town, that fective was the appeal that the bill ous in volunteering time. Mrs. T h e y know it's the “there is no such iking as a bad was passed by the House of Rep­ L. A. Higgins is captain on boy,” met with the unqualified Will Meet on Friday Wednesday of every week. simple, modem Checking disapproval of Bart O'Hara this resentatives with but one dissenting vote. In the Senate, however, the The following have volunteered week. Mr. O’Hara is assistant The Cathedral Altar and Ro­ Account service that .costs bill became involved in the last- help to date: Mrs. M. Rice, ^ . MOVING 6 STORAGE United Stat^. attorney, and in an sary society will have a meeting minute legislative jam and the ses­ Mrs. Thomas Smith, Mrs. B. addressy-to the Holy Name society on Friday afternoon, April 13, at sion’s adjourned without the meas­ Shay. Mrs. S. January, Mrs. so little and gives so much. An' of Holy_ Ghost church he declared 3 o’clock in the Catholic Charities ure's being permitted to come to a P. Dolan, Mrs. William Ter- that there “definitely are bad boys. annex at 1665 Grant street, Den­ vole. Har, Mrs. Guy Law, Mrs. William indispensable convenience for I think Monsignor Flanagan’s STORAGE SPruc€ 2671 ver. The Vepr Rev. Crispin Pfir In the present session of Law, Mrs. Louis Sullivan, Mrs. 1298 SOUTH PEARL ST. statement is obviously wrong. If every wage-earner or salaried man and womani tOWEST PRICES man, O.F.M.r pastor of St. Eliza­ Congress a new measure, H.R. Ed Hegge, Mm . C. Kelsey, Mrs. J. IN THE CITY what he says is true why do we ffas.AtewSPn)ca946l beth’s church, will be the guest 2071, providing for the long-de­ Schraefer, Mrs. Frank Kohler, (Pay by check. You make a better impreaaioni have to maintain correctional in­ speaker. Hostesses for the meet layed financial relief of postal Mrs. M. Matthews. Mrs. John Mul- SPECIAL PATES TO SOLDIEPS stitutions? It is just such sweeping ing will be Mrs. Thomas Anderson, queen, Mrs. A. Verlinden, Mrs; statements that encourage delin- workers, has been introduced by Mrs. George Arton, Miss Crowley, their friends. Accordingly, these J. C. McDonald, Mrs. Charles • NO MINIMUM BALANCE REQUIRED queuency. Undoubtedly the noted Mrs. Joseph Hanson, Mrs. Edward Rausch, Mrs. P. Kloeppinger, Mrs. Chuurch prelate has accomplished men and women are asking their YOU PAY ONLY ^ A ROOM A MONTH Fagan, and Mrs. E. P. Klein. patrons again to write their Con­ W. Stiner, and Mary Eilleen Rus­ • CHECKBOOKS FREE - ALWAYS amazing good in rehabilitation, sell. Others who have also given but I have found from dealing gressmen ind to urge adoption of Navy Mothers’ Club to the measure, which is designed to of their time on Wednesdays are with all types of youth that the Mrs. N. Lasham, Mrs. J. Hannon, insinuation contained in the ‘no Meet Monday, Apr. 16 provide the needed adjustment in ^ per check u«ed. No deposit chargesD pay. Mrs. A. Bates, Mrs. Thomas Mor­ •10 bad boy’ dictum is an inducement The Rocky Mountain Navy rissey, Mrs. Edw. McCabe, Mrs. to delinquency. If a delinquent Realizing the importance of BEAUTIFUL CAP SHAPED Mothers’ club No. 462 will hold its their services, these men have Harold Harrison, and Mrs. E. Koe- boy thinks that he will not be pun­ meeting on Monday, April 16, at ster. Miss Rose Hattendorf, and AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK ished as severely as his wayward 8 p.m. at 1665 Grant street, stood by their routes to give you act deserves he will have lost one Denver. the full benefit of good service Miss Marie Celia. of DENVER major deterrent. Too much kind' . . . even though higher living Pins are awarded for 50 hours’ ness and consideration are as 40 HOURS’ DEVOTION costs have outstripped their pay service, and certificates for 100 Communibn Veils dangerous as over severity, and to and war industries have tenipted hours’. Anyone wishing * to serve ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER them with war-time salaries. From this work please call Mrs. L. A publicize a policy of indulgence is Week of Sunday, April IS: M A in 5 3 1 4 defeating the efforts we are making the ranks of Denver’s postal em- Siggins, SP. 1802, or Mrs. Louis Holy Gboit ebureb, Denver. ployea 225 have entered the armed Sullivan, RA. 0793, forces. Receipts of the Denver post $900 office for the past year reached an F . J . K lI U H H O F STORE YOUR FURS NOW! all-time high with an income of Sacred Heart Aid POSTPAID more than five and one-half mil­ lion dollars. Will Have Mealiag t'ONINXI^UrTION Co. State Site on Mail Order* During the past 15 years postal yes, this can happen to you employes help^ to organize and distribute for the NRA, the soldier The Sacred H e a rt^ id society No matter how careful yon try to bonus bonds, unemployment will hold its monthly (tteeting in BUILDERS be with them—the heat of your census, alien registration, war the home of Mrs. Martin Bonar- closet—the danger of fire and bond drives, and many other proj' rens, 1843 Lafayette street, Den­ We Appreciate Your Patronage First Communion theft aside from moths—make it ects, all without extra compenaa ver, on Thursday, April 19, at 2 short-sighted economy to fail to lion or additional burden upon the p.m. All are requested to return the 708 Lawrence S t Denver, Colo. Items— store your furs in fully equipped taxpayer. hemmed bandages which are being cold storage vaults. The charge It is not often that your post done for St. Joseph’s hospital. Mrs. ______Prayer Books is small—in comparison with the man comes to you with hia prob­ J. A. McDonald, president, will, cost of replacing your furs if they lems . , . but he does so now be­ preside. Rosaries should be destroyed I We have the cause you are the one who can TiffTABU8UEO 8INCB IMI most skilled workmen, and mod­ correct an impossible economic Academy Mothers’ Club Scapulars ern cold storage facilitiei to offer situation . . . and get for him a you. Play safe—phone TAbor salary adjustment that ' will make To Honor Past Heads The American Fixture Co. 2611. and arrange for “safe con­ it possible for him to continue to duct” of your fun. serve you and sustain himself and Ilmaaftctiircn of COMPLETE LINE OF RELIGIOUS ARTICLES FOR CHURCH AND HOME his family. You can do this by im­ The Mothers’ club of St. Mary’s HESTYLINI • REFAimHI mediately writing to your Senator academy, Denver, will honor the CHURCH PEWS AND ALTARS and to the Congressman represent- past presidents at a tea on Monday, CHURCH FURNITURE I ing your district. Do it now before April 16, following Benediction at A . I*. the mail man slips the next let. 2 p.m. Mrs. Charles Hansen will be BANK, BAR, AND STORE FIXTURES CLTmI lTe'ny» t ter into your box. If you do, you hostess chairman. Each member is MlUwork of All Kind* 4 III IMII GOOIIM 40. will then be able to face him with asked to bring a dish towel to help a sincere smile and feel that you replenish the nuns’ supply. The FRANK KlRGUHUr 1232 ARAPAHOE ST. I A. »:{:(! GOG i h l i 1616 STOUT have repaid his efforts in a small council meeting will be at 1:15 DENVER,

> L qDIOCESAN WlD^'NOVENA TO LISTEN.TO USA SERGIO BLUE NETWORK . . . EVERY MONDAY vocmioiis im[ UTTLE FLOWER IS PLANNED CASH WiDDIHG lElD (Continued From L o o t Page) learned from her teaching and ex­ ClllUfllCE 10 cent manifestations of her inter­ ample to love God and neighbor I Will Pay Cash for SmaU vention, which attracted world­ better; to live lives of greater pur­ wide admiration, were not suffi­ ity and sacrifice; to treasure a bet­ Homes in or Near Denver. cient proof of her miraculous en­ ter understanding of the merci­ Quick Action—Call or See III ST. PA IB H 'S dowments, there are so many evi­ ful Eucharistic Heart of Jesus; to dences of her benign interest in harbor a more affectionate devo­ U-. human affairs, from the instance tion to His Immaculate Mother; (Continued From Last Page) (St. Patrick'! Pariih, Pueblo) of her death to the present mo­ to cultivate a deeper interest in to come. So the Church looks to E . G R E E N E Miss Fredna Boggs end J. Greg­ ment, that there can be no doubt the Church’s missionary activities; American boys and girls as the ory Donohue were married Thurs­ of the fulfillment of her prophecy and, what is perhaps the most salu­ hope of the future. day morning in St. Patrick’s that she would spend her heaven tary lesson of all, to subniit with The Church’s needs at home and 1643 Stoat TA. 6266 ito rS H church. The Rev. Joseph F. War- in doing good on earth. This good patient resignation to God’s holy abroad are staggering. Vocations nat, recently returned to S t iPat- has in many cases been material, will in all the circumstances of —numerous vocations—are needed. rick’s parish as administrator, of but more frequently and particu­ ife. "The harvest indeed is abundant ficiated at the ceremonies. The Rt. larly spiritual. There can be no To know the spirit of St. The- S1.25.S2 but the laborers are few,” Every Rev. Monsignor Aloysius Miller, complete earthly record of the rese is to know 'the spirit of diocese in the United States is said multitude of persons who have IIVSIJRAIVCE STATEJMEIVTS pastoc nf St. Francis’ parish, was Christ’s Gospel teaching, and she to be in need of priests and relig­ A so n f faiBuruico componioB IktnM d to truB aet butinGts la Colorado bjr tho guest of honor. makes the practice of His counsels ious. Out of the 3,070 counties in Stato laBttrRBCo Dapartnoat a rt thoM priatad balow aa fellowB: M The bride was attended by Mrs. attractive and easy. No one can the U.S. more than 1,000 have no BOTANY lANOLlhl...The Helen Beattie, her cousin, who study the life of the Little .Flower resident priest served as matron of honpr. Fran­ of Jesus without being a better Truly Catholic parents have ever beouty'preporations dry skins cis J. Donohue of Denver, brother Christian, and eve^ Christian deemed it a coveted honor and an should be familiar with her auto­ welcome...because, being so of the bridegroom, served as best extraordinary privilege to Offer Morgan, Leibman and Hickey biography, The Story of a Soul. one or more of their sons and I man. INSURANCE SINCE 1897 much richer in lanolin, they do The wedding breakfast was held No Christian can afford not to daughters to the service of God. in the Vail hotel. study that life because it ii^ the What greater earthly joy can fa­ gas' a n d e l e c t r ic B L D a TA. 1399 such on effective smoothing model that ^od Himself has set ther and mother experience than to The bride is a member of Alpha Hi and softening job. In lovely (Continued From Lott Page) before us for our imitation. Hg see their‘son ascend the altar for Mu Delta and of the Pueblo Syih- has put His seal upon it by the in­ JOTANY i ’ phony orchestra. The bridegroom honorable m en ^ n as well as cer­ the first time, a priest forever, or STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO UHoUif ^ flowQr>sprigged containers. tificates of acceptance. Their numerable miraples, in the spiri­ to see their daughter or son making loiuraoc! Dtpartment Ineurance Department is a regional enforcement attorney poems were entitled “Sunset” and tual and temporal order, that He solemn -profession to serve God in Synopiit of SUtement for 1944 a i ren- Synopsis of Statement for 1944 a t ren­ for the Office of Price Administra is constantly working through her darod to tbo CommlBsionor of Inaursnca. dered to tho Commissioner of Insurance. tion. “Starry Music.” the rpligious life? American par­ Agricultural Inauranca Company The Eaplt Fir* Company of Naw York The other three girls whose intercession. Personally, we need ents will not found wanting in Watartown, N. Y. , New Yoitk, N. Y. verses will be published are Mar­ not go beyond our own experience this great crisis, which the Church A « » ett...... _..S19.138.417.88 Assets .. — 62,644.66^50 in confirmation of this statement. Liabilitici — _____ 11,094,957.06 Liabilitlca — 1.043017.5?' garet Connors, whose entry was will be facing in the post-war C a p i u l ------3,000,000.00 Capital — 1. 000, 000.00 named “Colorado;” LaVerne Haw­ There can be no question of her years. As they have done in the SuTplni ...... 6.038,460.62 Surplui ...... 601.626.37.. ley, “Spring Rain;” and Irma unlimited intercessory influence oast, Catholic parents will continue (Copy of Certificate of Authority) (Copy of i^rtificato of Auttority) with God and His Blessed Mother. STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO F Arthur, "Rain.” This is the sec­ to welcome the least signs and dis­ CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY ond ' time this year that Miss She herself said that God would positions ■•of a religious vocation; Office of Commissioner of Insurance Offica of Commissioner of Insurance Hawley and Miss Arthur have refuse her nothing because she had they will carefully protect and nur­ L Luke J. Eavanausrb, Commissioner of L Lnkt J. Kavanaucb, Commissioner of won this type of honor. Each of never refused anything to God. ture.it, and fervently pray to God Inturanee, do hereby> certify that the Insurence, do hereby certify that The COLORADO SUPPLV Agrioulturai Insurance Company, a cor­ Eagle Fire Company of New York, a cor­ them received certificates of ac­ And her confident clients can veri­ that it may mature. poration organized under the laws of New poration organized under the laws of New ceptance in January,TV the former fy the fulfillment of this statement. Those parents who have not been York, whose principal office it located at York, whose principal office is located at for “Autumn,” the fatter for "My We personally can guarantee a blessed with children, or whose Watertdwn, in eonsidcratioa of com- New York City, in contideration of com­ House.” shower of graces and a renewal of plianca with the lawt of Colorado, it pliance with the laws of Colorado, fa Pueblo, Colo. Durango.— (S t Columba’s Par­ children are already grown, can hereby authorized to traneact the buei- fatraby authorized to transect the butl- ’ Certificates were sent by the spiritual life in every parish that help in this need of the Church and nest set forth In the provltione of ite nesi set forth in the provltioot of its ish) — Mrs. Mary Cook-Schnee National Association of High fosters devotion to this intimate share vicariously the joy, by help­ Charter or Articles of Incorporation per­ Charter or Articlee of Incorporation per­ passed away Friday, March 80, in mitted by eaid lawt, until th t last day of mitted by the said laws, until the last School Poetry, whose headquar- and confidante of the Most Holy ing with their means to educate day of February in the year of our Lord a local hospital. Her funeral' took tei-8 are in Los Angeles. Theywill Trinity. February Iit4^'the year of our Lord one place Wednesday, April 4, from priests and religious for the home thousand 'nine hundred and forty-eix. one thousand nine hundred and forty-six. be presented to the girls at a stu­ In every, parish and religious in­ and foreign missions. It would be IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have here- IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hare- You moy llixl theie IfeWii "Viet^ PoeVod." but the (ommy rtmoim 01 U»l III. quiem High Mass. a very fine thing and highly de­ my office to be affixed at the City of my office to be affixed at tha City and April 13. the pious exercises of a novena sirable if parish groups or even and County of Denver thie first dey of County of'Denver thie first day of March, Michael L. Clarke, who was Sodality Spoutora Social will be held in honor of our prim parishes as units would adopt a March. A. D. 1945. A. D. 1945. calied to ihe bedside of his aunt, (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, The Sodality, of Oiyr Lady spon­ cipal patron, beginning April 21. student for the priesthood and de- Commissioner of Insurance. Miss Bridget Clarke, left on April sored a socidl in the auditorium of In city parishes, Pueblo excepted, -fray the expenses of his education Commissioner of Ineurance. 4 to return to his homq in Pueblo Catholic high school April the exercises will be held in the They could then rightfully call him Denver. Joseph T. Dwyer, another 6. A ^ o o r show presenting stu­ evening, concluding with Benedic­ their own and participate in his nephew, returned to Los Angeles s t a t e o f COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO Have a dinner date dent talent w^s the main feature. tion of the Most Blessed Sacra­ beneficient Christlike activity. Insurance Department Insurance Department after Miss Clarke’s death. Those taking part in the pro­ ment. The faithful should be ex­ Those_ interested should get in Synopsle of Statement for 1944 ai ren­ Synopsie of Statement for 1944 a t ran- S. Sgt. Anthony Ferdidando, gram were the following: Ac­ horted to receive Holy Communion touch with the diocesan director of dered to the Committloner of Insurance. dered to the Commissioner of Insurance; who had completed 27 missions cordion solos, Richard Mudrone each day of the novena. In the the Society for the Propagation of Southern Fire Insurance Company First Amarican Fira Insurance Company Durham. N. C. New York. N. Y. w i t k over Nazi Germany, has been and Bob O’Nellj tap dances. La Episcopal city, since the principal the Faith. A sse te ...... — 62.366.243.69 Aseets ------65,472.930.39 given a seven-day rest from Verne Hawley, Kathleen Dooner, devotions of the novena will be L iaU litiea______888,923.29 Liabilities ______1,376,260.69 aerial warfare in a remodeled and Emma Olive Verlengia; violin conducted in the diocesan shrine C a p ita l______250,000.00 Capital ----- ;------1,000.000.00 solos. Bill TVest and Bill Hart­ Surplue ------1,216.320.40 Surplue ...... 3.097.869.80 English manor house. Anthony each evening, the novena medita­ Rush-Reiiemeier Rite (Copy of Cartlficata of Authority) (Copy of Cartificato of Authority) >j is a nephew of Sam Ferdinando man; clarinet solo, Jack Gomick; tions and prayers will be recited STATE OF COLORADO of this parish. vocal numbers. Bill West, Bob after the principal Mass in the re­ STATE OF COLORADO CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY Is Held in Cathedral CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY Offica of Commissioner of Inturanee Two of St. Columba’s parishion­ Huber, Jack Buckley, and Howard spective parishes and the people Offica of Commissioner of Ineurance 1. Luke J. Kavsnaugb, Commleelener of ers are among the new officers of Barger; accompanists, Mary Fern urged to ^o to the shrine for the I. Luke J. Kavenauth, Commissionar of Insurance, do hereby certify that tha Verlengia, Joan Trontell, and evenin, devotions. In rural par­ (Continued From Last Page) Insurance, do hereby certify that the First American Firs Insurance (k>mpany. the Elks’ lodge—Walter J. Doran, hostess to toe Sacred Heart school Soutfiern Fire Insurance Company, a a corporation organized under the laws exalted ruler, and Malcolm R. Day- Joyce Ruth Anzick. ishes it is left to the judgment of corporation organized under the lawe of of New Y«rk, whoee principal offica la ton, esteemed leading knight Chaperons for the affair in­ the pastor to select the most con­ Alumnae circle in her home April North Carolina, whole principal offica it located at Naw York City, in considera­ Mrs. Olivia St. John-Gilbert of cluded Mr. and Mrs. Howard venient time, morning or evening, 6. St. Therese’s study club met located at Onrbam, in consideration of tion of compliance with the laws of Colo­ Roma Sheny, of course — the fine wine Barger, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas for holding the exercises. But in April 6 in the home of Mrs. Ray eomplianct with tha laws of Colorado, ii rado, it hereby authorized tp transaet Hawaii, formerly of Durango, re- Glasgow. hereby authorized to transact the buti- the businesa let forth in tha provitiens that'starts a fine dinner right... whets orts that her son. Ens. Oswald Connors, Mr. and Mrs. Paul all parishes the youn^ people par­ nesi set forth In the provisions of ite of iu Charter or Articlee of Incorpora­ S[ason .• St. ' John-Gilbert has re­ Hendricks, and Mrs. Paul Tomko. ticularly, and emphatically, should Mrs. L. E. Langdon and Mrs. Charter or Artieles of Incorporation par- tion permitted by the laid laws, untU tha Committee members were: Re­ Thomas J. Connors are in charge mitted by said lawt, until the last day of last day of February In the year of our thca^ptfite .".makes food taste better. ceived the Bronze Star citation for be exhorted to make the novena. Feruary in the year of our Lord one Lord one thousand nint hundrad and ■heroism in, battle. freshment, Patricia Beatty, Berna­ The Little Flower is their patron in of the altars during April. thousand nine hundred end forty-six. forty-eix. Try other Roma jTable and Dessert dette Hunyada, Betty Martinez, special way. It is earnestly M. Sgt. James P. Keiley, re­ IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have here IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have here­ Benny Conway left in the week Verna Hayes, and Vivian Even; cipient of three stars for three unto set my hand and causad tha teal of unto set my hand and caused the leal of Wines, too; Just chill and serve in any to return to his duties in the navy. recommended that some pious ex­ my office to be affixed at the City and my office to be affixed at the City and music, Robert Hoctor and Bernard ercises also be arranged ■‘Tor the major battles in the European Codnty of Danvar this first day of March. County of Denver thie first day of March. glass. The cost is mere pennies per He was accompanied by his Krush; social. Bill 'West, Irma theater of operations, visited his mother, Mrs. Thomas Conway, who missions, between now and the end A. D. 1946. A. D. 1946. serving. More Americans enjoy Roma Arthur, Richard Mudrone, and of May. St. Therese has been sisters, Mre. Fred Purcell and Mrs. (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, will visit her husband, Thomas Gladys Balsick; decorating, Gloria W. H. Pixley, while en route to Commissioner of Insurance. Commitaioner of Ineurancs. Conway, employed in defense work named “ Patron of the Missions” than any other .wmc. Sirhal, Eleanor Harris, Anna Mae by Pope Pius XI. It is in these out­ Palm Springs General hospital. in Los Angeles. Angster, Eleanor Harris, La Vone Tha foUovrihg companlaa repraseatad The Altar and Rosary society lying districts, that her hdp in Jamei Traino III Di#! The following companies represented ^ Bottled at the winery in California MacDonald, Eleanor Byers, Tom preserving the faith is desperately Funeral services were held in met April 6 in the parish hall. A Donnelley, Charles Mayernick, DistahUted by Leo F. S u l u v a n i Co. needed. And she will not fail to the Cathedral April 7 for James pleasant hour was spent, after and Donald Landorf. The Rev. which refreshments were served by give^ that help if it is properly Traino III. DENVCT, COWnUkOO Joseph F. Warnat, the Rev. Pat­ requested. J. J. CELLA Mrs. Anna McGregor, Mrs. Anna The Ckthcdral school baseball INSURANCE AGENCY REED & CO. rick C. Stauter, the Rev. Henry Asking God^o bless you for your team played S t Francis Xavier’s McNamara, and Mrs. Pat Sheri­ Delaney, S.J., and the Rev. An­ G. A E. Bldg. CH. 6678 dan. co-operation in promulgating de­ school April 6 with the 'Cathedral ^120 Sacurity Bldg. KE. 2633 drew J. Sucek honored the oo votion to pur great and glorious boys winning. The score was24*7. \ casion by their presence. Your Purchase of War Bonds patron, aiid asking her to assist The choir boys’ baseball team STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO you in the discharge of your pas­ Insurance Dapartment Insurance Department ROMA?. and Stamps Helps to Secure Your won April 6 from the Sacred Heart Troop , Dol Norto, toral duties, I beg to remain, eighth-graders, 13-7. Synopsis of Statement for 1944 ai ren­ Synopsis of SUtement for 1944 as ren­ Future. 294 Very devotedly yours in Christ, dered to the Commisiioner of Insurance. der^ to the Commissionar of Insuranea. Mrs. Roy Glasgow is up and Commercial Casualty Inauranca Company Milltra National Inauranca Company Has hvoslilaro Hits « JOSEPH C. WILLGING, around again hfter two weeks’ Ntwark, N. J. Chicago. IIL Bishop of Pueblo. illness. A e s e t s ------613.864.224.61 Assets ...... 67,844.884.16 Liabilitiee ______9,603,906.86 Liabilities ____ 6,662,117.31 C a p iu l ______1,000.000.00 Guaranty Fupd 1,000,000.00 (Continued From Last Page) Surplue ...... 3,860.318.16 Surplua ...... 1.292.216.82 pledge of allegiance to the Ha^, IN^RANCE STATEMENTS (Copy ef Certificate of Authority) ((kipy of Certificate of Authority) They then marched to the churc' Among insurance companiu liccneed to tranieff busineti in Colorado by tha State STATE OF COLORADO STATE OK COLORADO for the candle ceremony and bless Insurance Department are those printed below as follows; CERTIFICATE OF ALiTHORITY CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY Office of Coraralssionar of Ineurance Office ef Commissioner o( Insurance ing and presentation of badges and I, Luka J. Kavanaugh, Commissioner of I, Luke J. Kavanaugh. Commissioner of MANY OF OUR neckerchiefs. The induction closed HAWKEYE C A S U A in Insurance, do hereby certify that the Ineurance, do hereby certify that tha ECAUSE so with Benediction and recitation mmlulantr ef Insurance Offica. of CommlMioner of Insvranca Insurance Department I, Luke J, Kavsnaugb, Commissioner of Synopsis of Sutem eht for 1944 as ran- Syndpiis of SUtement for 1944 as ren­ Frank Escobedo is home for a Insurance, do hereby oertify that the I, Luke J. Kavanauffh, Commiaiioner of dex^ to the Commissioner of Insurance. dered to tfih Commistidner of Inturanee. visit after receiving basic training Seaboard Surety (kimpany, a corporation Insurance, do harebjQiEertify that tha Firemen’s Insurance Company of Newark, American Indemitity Company PLANS ARE CHANGED . . . BY for the navy in California. He ex­ organized under the lawe of New York, Hawk^a Casualty C^mpai^, a corporation Naw Jarasy Galveston, Texas * whose principal office is located at New oriBranixed under the laws of Iowa, wboea Newark, N. J. AsseU ____ 65.766.389.06 pressed a few thoughts to the K. of York City, in considerhiion of compliance principal office is located at Moines, A te e u ______647.180,280.74 Liabilitiee______3.606,889.06 C. at the last meeting. with the laws of CoWado, is hereby In consideration of complianea with the Liabilitiee______28,056,066.87 C a p i u l ______1,900.000.00 ACCEPTING ACCOMMODATIONS . Mitiion in Center euthonzed to transect the business set laws of Colorado, is hereby nuthoHs^ to Capiul ______9.397,690.00 Surplua ...... 1,160.000.00 A one-week mission is being con' forth in the provisions oN its Charter or transact the businesa set forth in the pro* Surplue ______0,677.478.87 (Copy ef Certificate of Authority) ‘Articlee of Incorporation permitted by visions of its Charter or Article* of In­ (Copy of Certificate ef Authority) STATE OF COLORADO ducted by the Rev. Peter Siqua, the said laws, unto-tfie Iss^/fiay of February corporation permitted by tha said laws, STATE OF COLORADO CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY S.F., in St, Francis Jerome’s in the ytmr of our Lorih'one thousand nine until the last day of February in the year CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY Offica of Comraisetoner ef Ineuranca AVAILABLE • • • BY TRAVELING church. Center, with daily Mass at hundred and fhmy-six. of our Lord one thousand nine hundi ^ffico of Commissioner of Ineurance I. Luke J. Kavanaugh, Commissioner of and forty-fix. I Luke J. Kavanaugh, Commissioner of Iniunnee, do hereby certify that tha 9. and evening services at 7:30. IN W IT N E ^ WHEREOF. I have here­ American Indemnity Company, a corpora­ unto'set m yyffid and cauaed the seal of IN WITNESS WH5R35WrThave here- lntV,raoce. do hereby certify that the The mission will close Sunday, and eaus^ the seal gf Firemcn't Insuranea Company of Newark, tion organized under the laws of Texas, my office be affixed at \ the City an my office to be affixed at the City and whose principal office is located s t Gal- LIGHT, WE HAVE BESN HELPED April 15. at the 10 o’clock Mass. County of Denver this first of March, New Jersey, a corporation organized County of Denver this first day of March. under the laws of Naw Jeraey, whoee veiton, in consideration of compliance Father Siqua is from the mother- A. D. 1946. ^ A. D. 1945. with the laws of Colorado, ie hereby V. LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. principal office is located at Newark, in house of the Sons of Holy Fam LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. considention of complianea with tha laws authorized to transaet the business set (Seal) Comrouaioner of Inauranca forth in the provltiona of its Charter or TREMENDOUSLY IN KEEPING ily, Santa Cruz, N. 5iex. 'Excluding Workman's Compensation In­ (Seal) Commisaioner of Insurance. of Colorado, ii hereby authorized to surance. transect the buiineti set forth in the Articles of Incorporation permitted by provisioni of iU CharUr or Articles of the said laws, until the last dsy oif Ordway Altar Group to Incorporation parmitted b y ^ t eaid lawt, February in the year of our Lord one CENTRAL ST^ until the last day of Februny in the year thousand nine hundred and forty-six. PACE WITH THE BIGGEST Head Clothing Drive r a t of our Lord ont thousand nina hundred IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have here­ HEALTH AI and forty-six. unto set my hand and caused the seal of Ordway.—The Altar society cn m WITNESS WHEREOF, I hart here­ my office to be affixed at the City and FARMERS ALLIANCE unto aet my band and caused tha seal of County of Denver this first day of March, TRANSPORTATION JOB IN joyed dinner April 6 in the home ACCIDENT^ my office to be affixed at tha City and A. D. 1046. of Mrs. Fred Pfanenstiel, who ytax INSURANCE COMPANY County of Denver this flnt day of March, /(SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. ( Commissioner of Insuranea. assisted in serving by Mrs. Louis McPh e r so n , Kansas ASSOCIATJ A. D. 1946.- Pfanenstiel. After the dinner hour OM.AHA, NEBRASKA (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. OUR HISTORY. FOR THIS Commiisioncr of Insurance. a business meeting- was conducted STATE OF COLORADO Life-Like by Mrs. D. A. Kipper, president Insurence Department STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO and Mrs. D. R. Poundstone, sec- Synopeis of Statement for 1944 as ren­ Insurance Department Ineurance Department " " mu. tu. 1 d er^ to the «.;ommissioney Commissioner orof insurance,Insurance. Synopeis of Statement~for 1944 at ren­ Portraiture SPIRIT OF HELPFULNESS, retary. The (jfnccra of the A lter Fermere Anienee insurance'(jempany dered to the Commissioner of Iniorancc. Synopeis of SUtement for 1944 as ren­ McFhenea, Keneaa dered to the (kimmiitioner of luantaneo. OF society are in charge of the)' Central State. Health and Accident Republic Insurance Company clothing drive for the parish. Aueta .....62.209.024.88 Ateoriatlon Liabilitiee ______1,486.685.12 Dallas. Texas • CHILDREN Omaha, Nebraska • FAMILY A SINCERE VOTE OF Mrs. M. Joe Trainor, Mrs. Cecil Guaranty Capital Mutual A sseU ...... _..$62,001.26 A sseU ...... — 610.923.816.18 Shaver, and Misses Belle and Linda Surplua 772,889.26 Liabilitiea ...... 11,096.26. Liibillties______6,182,295.66 GROUPS Unastlgned Funds C a p iu l ______2,000,000.00 ADULTS Gallavan attended the Card party -. 60.901.99 Surplus ...... 2,791.620.62 WEDDINGS (Copy of Certificate ef Authority) S THANKS FROM . . • sponsored by the C, D. of A. in (Copy of Certificate ef Authority) (Copy ef CertificaU of Authority) La Junta April 8. STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO UNITED Recent communications to rela CERTIFICATE OF ApTHORITT CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY Office of Comraissioner of Insurant* Office of CoBmleeloner of Ineurance tives frdm service men overseas Office ef Commissioner of Ineurance L Luka J. Kavanaugh, Ck>mmiisIootr of PHOTO I. Luke J KaTanaugb, Commiisioncr of I. Lnka J. Kavanaugh, C^immissioner of gives the following information Insnrance, do heraby certify that the Insurance, do hereby certify that the Ineurance, do hereby certify that The Bevdhlio Insurance Company, a corpora­ STUDlOiS S. Sgt. Charles Holland is in New Farmers Alliance Insurance Company, a Central Statea Health and Accident Asao- tion a#ganized undier the lavra of Texas 1S21 Curtis Guinea, Sgt Roy Keenan in the corporation organized under the lawe of ciation, a corporation organised undsr the whose principal office It located at Dal. TA. 3412 Kansas, whose prineipel office ia located laws of Nebraska, whose prineipel office Dutch East Indies, S. Sgt. Rich' is toested at Omaha, in consideration of las. in consideration of complianco with at McPherson, in contideration of'.com­ tha lawa of Colorado, ie hereby authorized SPECI.4L RATES ON HRST ard Pfanenstiel in New Guinea pliance with the lawi of Colorado, ia hereby compliance with the law. of Colorado, if to traniaet the businesa aet forth In tha COMMUNION AND Pfc. Dan Trainor and Sgt. Vin anthprized to traneact the butinees set hereby authorized to transact the boainaaa forth in the provisioni of ite Charter or eet forth in tha proviaions of its Cbartar provisions of its Charter'^r Articles of CONFIRMATION cent Trainor in France. Cirpt or Articlaa of Incorporation permitttd by Incorporation permitted .by tha said lawa, Articlda of Incorporation permitted by the until tha last dsy of February in the MOTHERS DAY Marion Poundstope writes he is eaid lawt, until the last day of February the said laws, until the last day of well hut does not disclose his pres­ in the year of our Lord one thouaaud nine February in the year of our Lord one thoU' year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and forty-eix, •and nlna hundred and forty^ix. hundred and forty-six. ent location. Lt. Patrick Trainor IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here­ IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I havt barc- IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hava writes he is still a prisoner of unto let my hand and cauaed the teal of untoitet mr band and caused the eeai of hereunto set my hand and caused the Your Purchage of War Bonda my office to be affixed at the City and. seal "of my office to be affixed at the war, and has traveled 366 miles ray office to be affixed at the City and 'City and Omaly of Denver this first day and ^Siamp! Help! to Secure Your on foot to Hammclburg. Seaman County of Denver this flcit day of March County of Denvar this first dsy of March A.D. 1945. A. D. 1946. . of March. A.'D. 1946. Future. ( First Class Robert Trainor LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, URUNGTON somewhere in the Pacific. “ 1(Beal) Commluioser of Iniaiaac!. (St«l) Commisiioner of Jnsurano!. CoumUsioaer ef Insurance. '--^TVEWS OF THE PUEBLO HIOUESE Pueblo DioceMBDiooeMB Editor, Ser. Patrick Suuter, 2MS23K UichifanUiehigan A/n*Ato, Diocesan-Wiile Novena to Little Flower Is Planned Rev. Francis Wagner n Ir Q iv e Your Spare Clothing! Bishop Directs All Appeinted Pastor of Parishes to Observe Vineland and Avondale 1ST Exerclse8Apr.21-29 La Junta.-—(S t Patrick's Par­ Durango.— (Sacred Heart Par­ ish)—The Rev.,. James L. Mc- Succeeds Rev. Paul Belloni, Veteran Priest of ish)—First Holy Communion was Shane, S.J., of S t Louis, Mo., will received by 25 children of Sacred Devotion to Be in Thanksgiving for Naming of conduct a mission in the, parish Heart school Sunday, April 8, in beginning Sunday, April 297 Fol- Diocese, Who Has Been Forced by the 8:30 Mass. In the evening the Ictwing the mission in the parish, communicants were enrolled in St. Therese as Principal Patron of he wUl conduct one in the local III Health to Resign the scapular. army air base chapel. The senior choir enjoyed a Pueblo See . The C. D. of A. held their an­ party Eaater. nual card party Easter Monday. Thomas Ruyb^l and Joe Quin­ At the same time the awarding OFFICIAL tana have recently been home on In a letter sent but by Bishop Joseph C. Willging April of the cedar chest was held. It furlough. > End read at all the Mass6s Sunday, April 8, a diocesan- was won by Dolores Gorsline of Diocese of Pueblo Helen Sandoval, daughter of wide novena in honor of St. Therese of the Child Jesus is Fowler. Second and third prizes Mr. and Mrs. Levy Sandoval, ordered to be held, beginning Saturday, April 21. This were won by Mrs. Helen Kelley spent her Easter vacation in novena, to open in all churches of the Diocese of Pueblo and Miss Betty Richards, re­ Durango. A former member of the spectively. Sacred Heart choir, she is now where there are resident p a s ^ is in thanksgiving for the Chief Petty Officer Paul H. employed by the FBI in Washing­ fa« that the Little Flower w^^ecently named the principal Beyers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul ton, D. C. patron of the diocese. The devotion will close Sunday, T. Sgt. Raymond Fiorini, re­ April 29. 1 ------Beyers, has been promoted to a ported missing in action, is a radio instructor in the navy, and .prisoner of war in Germany, ac- These dates coincide with the will instruct naval cadets in Ot­ ’cording to a card seat to his period in which the solemn public Palisade Pair tumwa, la. He has had four years brother, Noel, from the prison novena is conducted in St* Lean- of active service in the Pacific. camp Feb. 6. der’s church, Pueblo, which is the The monthly gfames party will official diocesan shrine of the Lit­ Pfe. William A. Martinez is re­ ikirU, instead of real pants, Win Bronze Star be held in the parish hall April ceiving medical treatment in tle Flower. This will be thf third 17 at 8 p.m. The committee in and no shoes, stockings or underwear year for this annual devotion. In charge is offering valuable special The Rev. Francit J. Wagner, formerly attUtant pattor of the Barnes General hospital, Van­ form the wbr-imposed style for this 1943 it was preached by the Rev. prizes. Surprise packages will be Sacred Heart Cathedral, it appointed pattor of St.'-Therete’t church, couver, Wash., for wounds re­ homeless Creek boy and thousands like Edward Garesche, S.J., noted Medals Overseas ceived near St. Die, France. He him. To help protect these war victims given to the neighbor. Lunch will Vineland, and Sacred Heart church, Avondale. wears the Purple Heart, the ETO Jesuit author, founder of the be served. Beginning May 1, 1945, the oratto imperafa will be "Pro Fructi- againat cold and disease, roufid up all Queen’s Work and the Catholic ribbon with two battle stars, the your serviceable used clothing, shoes, Albert Sciumbato, seaman first but Terrae.” Thii will replace the oration “Pro Paco” until Aug. 15, Good Conduct medal, and ,the Medical mission board. Last year Palisade.—Pfe. Paul Huber, son 1945. and bedding for the United National the Rev. Victory C. Couvrette of of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Huber, has class, stationed in Amarillo, Tex., Combat Infantryman’s badge. Clothing collection. is home on a short leave with (REV.) JOHN J. KELLEY, Chancellor. Joe Aragon is recovering in a Centralia, Wash., conducted the been awarded the Bronze Star for his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert hospital from wounds received in services. The novena for the pres­ bravery in action. Another son, Sciumbato. New Vineland Pastor France. * ent year will be preached by the Albert, has also received the Parishioners are asked to bring Pueblo Girl Weds Candido Martinez, who was in Vocations Are Challenge Rev. Raymond P. Hillinger, a Bronze Star. Both boys are serv­ Durango on furlough less than member of the mission, band of the ing in Germanyu In clothing, for the war-stricken Is Native of Denver Archdiocese of Chicago. countries in this next week closing two months ago, is also reported ^ale Proceeds Buy the campaign. Army Officer in The Rev. Francis J. Wagner, ap­ wouuded in action in Germany. Bishop Willging’s letter follows: pointed pastor of Avondale and His brother, Malaquias, is in To American Catholic Youth April 4, 19466 wers for Altar Bernnabe J. Trujillo Vineland this week, is a native of Durango on a 60-day furlough Dear Reverend Father: /Th(The proceeds of the food sale Cathedrai Rite Denver and was ordained from St. after being wounded in action in In appreciation of the extraordii- "sponsfponsored by the .\ltar society Is Killed in Action Thomas' seminary in 1938. His first Germany. (Home and Foreign Mission Newt the sky, or preparing themselves nary favor that has been accorded March 24 were used To provide appointment was as assistant pas­ Max D. Martinez and Mary G. by the Diocesan Director of the to take their place on the various the Diocese of ,Pueblo by our Holy flowers for the altar on Easter. tor of the Sacred Heart Cathedral, Lucero were married before a Society for the Propagation of the Father in designating St. Therese VineUnd. — Pfe. Bern- (Sacred Heart Cathedral, Pueblo) fronts. This response of America, The society met in the home of Babe J. Trujillo, ton of Mr. Pueblo, where he worked seven Nuptial Mass offered in Sacred Faith) and especially of her yoi^th, i^ o te - of the Child Jesus as its principal Regina Reitemeier and Capt. Mrs. F, W. Turman April 5. A and Mrt. Bonifacio Trujillo years, during three years of which Heart church, Durango, April 6, America has become the arsenal worthy, glorious, and “will ever patron, and as a mark of confi­ card party was planned the eve­ Charles E. Rush were married he took care of St. Therese's by the Rev. Michael Pascual, C.R. dence in her intercessory powers, of Vineland, died in Germany of the world. She has. furnished stafid out in high-relief on the ning of April 12 in the horq^ of March 23 from injuries re­ prior to a Nuptial Mass April 4, church, Vineland, which was at­ The couple are residents of pages of history. we wish to honor her by the spe­ Mrs. Louis Hopfiner. The mem­ with Marjorie Reitemeier, the ceived in battle. He was a tached to the Cathedral as a mis­ Ignacio. arms and all the implements of war As a direct result of the war, cial devotions of a novena in every bers are also working on a quilt member of St. Therete’t par­ bride's sister, and Lt. Frank sion. Father Wagner has been re­ A Funeral Mass was offered in in an ever increasing supply to however, there is a new challenge parish and institution in the dio­ to be awarded in the autumn. iah. He it turvived by one O'Brien as attendants. The bride, siding in Vineland since Decem­ Ignacio for Prudencio Alires, who fight down the forces of tyranny l^ihg made to our American Catho­ cese. The official solemn public a daughter of Mr. and Mr^. Paul ber, 1944, and has made great died in La Jara April 6 while and destruction. Eleven million of novena will be held in the diocesan The Junior Newman club held brother and eight tittert, in lic youth and that is the challenge a farewell party April 3 for Ed­ addition to bit parentt. Hit Reitemeier, is a graduate of Lo- strides in raising a fund with which visiting with his son. Mr. Alires her young men are under arms, of vocations to the priesthood, sis­ shrine in _ St. Leander’s church, retto Heights, Denver, and received to build a parish house after the was 80. either fighting on land, sea, and in Pueblo. It is fitting that similar no- die Egger, who is leaving to join I® •ittera are Mrt. Mary Vat- terhood, and brotherhood. A war- tlje navy. Father Joseph Kane, ques. Lot Angelet; Mrt. Rote her Master’s degree from the Cath­ war. torn world looks to America for venas be held throughout the dio­ olic University of America. Capt. cese to proclaim her glories, to director of the club, presented Hernandos, Wiley; and Mittet priests, brothers, and sisters. The Eddie with a pocket prayerbook. Julia, Annie, Ramona, Fran- Rush is the son of Mr. and Mrs. St. Mary’ s in Walsenhurg toUl muster-roll of the Church’s welcome her patronage in each cet, Inez, and Lena Trujillo, James A. Rush of Quincy, 111. parish, and to acquaint our people, The F. W. Turman, C. E. Bar­ missionary army is estimated at ker, and C. R. Arnold families are all of the family home in After serving in Africa as a bom­ 59,000 priests, brothers, and sisters. who are also her people, with her bardier, he is instructing in the wondrous doctrine of love and new in the parish, all three hav­ Vineland. Of this number the United States ing recently moved to Palisade. * Hit one brother, Pfe. John Pueblo air base. To Begin 40 Hours’ Sunday has furnished 2,693, or about 4.5 abandonment to God, with her “lit­ B. Trujillo, hat been a prit- St. Cecilia's circle met April per cent. Canada, although she tle way of spiritual childhood” Mr. and Mrs. Carl Anderson oner of the Japanete in the 3 in the home of Mrs. Henry Mc­ has only one-fifth of our Catholic which insures eternal salvation. are the parents of a girl bom Philippinet for more than a Carthy. Mrs. William Ingball was population, has furnished twice the Our diocese, above any other in April 2 in St. Mary’s hospital. Walsenhurg.—Forty Hours’ de­ Mrs. Felo Martinez, Mr. and Mrs. Grand Junction. year. (TumtoPagi 11 — Column 6) votion will begin Sunday, April 16 number that we have. the land, is singularly prndlaged Eli Hobeika, and Mr. and Mrs. Tom in having this powerful advoerte Miss Teresa Lou Turman is the in St. Mary’s church, with exposi­ Ugolini, Europe is prostrate. The war has tion of the Blessed Sacrament tak­ drained the spiritual reservoirs of with God given To it as its principal mrrespondont for the Denver PUEBLO ing place in the 8:30 Mass. Pfe. Louis Lenzotti, son of Mr. her novitiates and seminaries into patron and protector. Even if re- (fatholie Register for St. Ann’s Mrs. A, J. Dissler, county chair­ and Mrs. Carlo Lenzotti of Wal^en- the army and defense work. Many (Tiim to Page 11 — Column i) parish here. • burg, has been assigned .to a divi­ Phone 862 man for the United National Cloth­ of her abbeys and monasteries, THATCHER ing campaign, asks the children of sion now fighting In the Pacific. seminaries and novitiates are ac­ PRICE CLEANER St. Mary’s to do their part by Pfe. Lenzotti entered the army in tually in ruins or have been requi­ BLOCK DRUG April, 1944, and trained in Camp PUEBLO tHSLTOM BRYAN, Uar. bringing in as much used clothing sitioned for other purposes. Thous­ AND DYER as they can to the school. Roberts, Calif. ands of her priests have perished “AN ETHICAL PRESCRIPTION NO ODOR-NO DELAY—NO The English mission, which will in concentration camps or have PHARMACY" REGRET be conduct by ffie Passionists, the tlOO Donated to fallen at the front, where they were PHONE a s 625 Court St., Pueblo Rev. Pius Leabel, C.P., and the Cut Parish Debt serving as common .soldiers. Eur­ GROVE DRUG STORES Rev. Basil Killoran, C.P., will begdn ope, the chief source of supply for Mrs. Mike Mimovich entertained FIVE BETTER DRUG STORES April 29 and dose May 13. the Tab.ernacle society April 4 for the foreign missions in personnel The shower for the Benedictine the regular business meeting and and n\pney, will not be able to sup­ CENTRAL BLOiX nFTH & MAIN Sisters will consist of a special col­ tea. A check for $100 was pre­ ply its own needs for a long time 24TH A CRAND 726 E. 4th MESA JUNCTION JOHN M. lection which will be taken up Sun­ sented to the Very Rev. Howard (Turn to Page 11 — Column H) PUEBLO Rev. Francit Wagner day, April 15, at all the Masses. Delaney to be applied on the The St. Mary PTA met April 6 church debt. — SL-TJierese’o pariah includes the in the Knights of Columbus hall. ‘Brother Goose’ DUNDEE MacINDOE ; HARDWAR|air farming'^mmunities of Baxter, Parents and interested persons Word has been received that Pvt. ROBERT S. FARIGY Boone, Nepeata,' Wilson, Devine, participated in the discussions. Cornelio F. Marines, who had been CLEANERS & Vineland, and Avondale. wounded on the fighting front, has Plumbing and K. of C. to Hold Social To Be Presented DYERS MONUSfENTS The Rev. Paul Belloni, former now recovered and is again back on SSUi 6 Ellubcth 8U. Phan* S4JI CRAVE MARKERS pastor of Vinelan^ and Avondale, Members of the Knights^of Co­ active duty. His wife, Ida Marines, P E. WYNDI.E, Prop. Healing has resigned because of ill health. lumbus announce the sponsoring of resides a t 316 W. Fourth street, WC KBTUBN EVERYTHING BUT 707 S. Main St. > Phone 260-W DIRT Special Attention Given Housewares He intends to leave this week for a dance in the K. Of C. hall April Walsenhurg. By Catholic Nigh Spearfish, S. Dak., to reside with 28. The Galli orchestra has donated to Repair Work The Court of Our Lady of his sister. Stricken with heart at­ the music and the entire proceeds Lourdes No. 1202, C. D. of A., met (Pueblo Catholic High School) Phone 964 110 W. 2nd Su tacks three times in 1944, Father will go toward the financial drive, Gifts which is being carried on to reduce in the K. of C. hall April 2 for a Brother Goose, a three-act Belloni for the past few months business meeting with Grand Re­ comedy, has been sejected as the has been assisting, in Our Lady of the Church debt. gent Rose Mauro presiding. Initia­ iRobinsob Bros.: Guadalupe parish. La Junta, and Members of the junior and senior annual production of the senior ^ A J O K tion of new members will be held classes of St. Mar^/’s high school dramatic class of Pueblo Catholic Germ Mercantile St, Francis Xhvier’s parish, Pueblo, May 27. Mrs, Mauro will be the high school. A double cast, made Father Belloni is one of the vet­ enjoyed the annual junior hnd sen­ delegate to the state convention, BAIRY and Liquors erans of the Pueblo diocese, hav­ ior prom and banquet in th^ school up of members of the 11th and Ready-lo-IPeer which will be held in Denver April 12th grades, will enact the play in C ing spent some 23 years as pastor auditorium April 6. The hall was Pure Milk Cream Shoet for th» Family 29. Miss Miffgaret Furphy will be the school hall April 29 and 30. of Sacred Heart church, Gardner. attractively decorated and 6 cou­ the alternate/ ‘Untourhed by Human Hand’ WINES & LIQUORS Prior to that he was assistant pas­ ples enjoy^ an evening of dancing. The play is the story of a family Ph. 930 817 East C St. tor in S t Mary’s parish, Walsen- Patrons of the evening were Mr. Pfe. Bill Quintana and Pvt. Gar­ left orphaned by the death of their FLOUR Home Delivery PUEBLO. 001,0. burg. and Mrs. J. J. Stimack, Mr. and field Quintana, sons of Mr. and mother. The eldest boy, “Brother Mrs. Cornelio Quintana of this city, Goose,” takes the responsibility WE SELL FKANCIS both_ of whom are in active arpiy of caring for his younger brother The standard of quality for ICE CKlEAM SCHOOL CATALOGS . . . ANNUALS . . . PROGKAIVIS service, met recently in Germany. and two younger sisters, even perfect baking. Phone 59 713 E. 4th St. nCKETS . . . RECORD AND REI'ORT FORMS . . . Bishop Will Celebrate Mass Rose Marie Pineda, infant keeping _house for them until daughter of Mr. and Mrs! Benito Pegky. the hosiery salesgirl, comes OFFICE SUPPLIES AND STATIONERY . . . DUPUCA- Pineda, died Aoril 4. Funeral along and helps him out. Hya­ TOR PAPERS i . . STENQLS AND INKS . . . services were held in St. Mary’s cinth, the youngster who would On Feast of NCCW Patron church April 5, and interment was rather play football than do any­ RRAMAN ST. MART’S Your Bettor Printert and Stationers in St. Mary’s cemeterj’. thing else, makes things happen fast, especially when she forgets ROOFING HOSPITAL O’BRIEN PRINTING S STATIONERY GO. On Thursday, April 26, the president, Mrs. W. K. Sutherland mail some invitations to a party. Insulation • Weatherstrip CONDUCTED BY PHONE 603 PUEBLO 114 W. 5TH ST. Feast of Our Lady of Good was in charge. Ut Grand A%a Paakli., C,la Counsel, patron of the National In recognition of the 26th an­ Mt. Carmel Will Practice "for the play is held Sisters of Charity Council of Catholic Women, niversary of Ithe founding of the every evening. The production will PHONE 305 4Ii QUINCY PHUNB fltt Bishop Joseph C. Willging will National Council of Catholic be the' first full-length comedy Paehak Hairdware celebrate Mass in the Cathedral Women, it wastdejmed fitting to Purchase New portrayed since the members were at 9 o’clock. All Catholic v(omen hold a dinne^in Cathedral hall formally initiated in the Na­ Your' Rusinaas la Appreciated T H E D. e J B r a K E & Farnitnre of the city are invited to attend Wednesday evening, April 25, at tional Thespian society last fall. BtpTft — HtaUn and receive Holy Communion. 6 ^ o’clock/ Pews for Chapel Five StudcDta Honored The Palace Drug Go. Plumbing & Heating Co. 8h«rwin-Winiami Prodaets It is expected that Mrs. LlaoJtam and Linolcav Rnc* The quarterly meeting of the Four seniors and one sophomore Repair IFork a Specialty , Spor^ng Goodt ' 7 ^ board of directors of the Pueblo Thomas Garrison, national presi­ from Pueblo Catholic high school WE BUY, SELL AND TRADE Diocesan Council of Catholic dent of the NCCW, and Mrs. (Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Pariah, The Store SI8-.320 N. Santa Fe Ave. Comar Kortbern and Erana Arcnaa will have..4;heir poems printed in MIRACLE WALL FINISH Women was held in Cathedral hall Thomas Morrissey, national chair­ Pueblo) the spring issue of the National Phonea 27-28 406 N. Main St. Office Phone 90 9 COVERS WALLPAPER! Sunday, April 8. The diocesan man on Catholic Parent-Teachers’ The Holy Name society and the Anthology of High School Poetry, associations, will be guests of Congregation of the Sacred Heart according to word received April HDQR8. FOR SEA FOODS honor. 7 by Sister Jean Pierre, teacher Petros Motor Solos The personnel of the various discu^ed plans in their respective For Thrifty Buyer* J ONE J Investiture Held of English and journalism. Gloria SIS Nortb Vkterla An * Ph*a« IfSS committees for the dinner will be meetings last week to raise funds Sirhal and Jean Bensik were given CROCfRV BERNSTEIN BROS. USED CARS announced at an early date. A for the purchase of ne^ pews for (Turn to Page 11 — Column i) TEINS tKftRKET limited number of reservations Our Lady of Mt. Carmel chapel. LUMBER CO. Q«Mrzl Auto Rvpzin, Graulng. In pel Norte by will be available to the Catholic S i Car Wuhing »3)« The attendance at the two week­ Dales Annouaeed for r-HOat J.-4; - list 4’- ST 201 South Santa Fe St. 8TOEAGS OPEN St B0US8 A DAT DOES AN AVERAGE ROOMl women of the city and the dio­ day Masses each morning and at cese. the Holy Hour on Friday eve­ Phone 6220 Scout Troop 294 nings is such that the present Clergy Conferanees Western Paint Go. Bishop in Brazil seating accommodations are inade­ WILLIAMS t SON GEORGE SOFA. Uar. Del Norte.—The Boy Scouts of quate. With the installation of Announcement of the Fancy Grtsceriea and Meats tn -is N. 8«aU Fa. Ph. SOU troop 294, sponsored by the Knights new pews, the seating capacity of clergy conferences has been Oies at Age of 67 the chapel, will be considerably in­ Complete Line of Columbus of Del Norte, held in- made by the Chancery office. v«titure ceremonies Sunday eye- creased. -h The dates have been set as Good HONARfS FINER FOODS ning, April 8. The boys receiving Vatican City.—The death of the A games party in the parish May 8, Grand Junction; May i ^ Ph. 4076 709 N. Main tenderfoot advancement were: Jos­ Most Rev. Enrique Murao, Bishop hall will be held, on Sunday eve­ 10, Durango; May 15, Walsen- eph Lovato, Fred Valdez, John of Cafelandia, Brazil, has been ning, April 15, under the auspices burg; and May 17, Pueblo. Garcia, Elias Montano. Pete Vigil, announced by Oaservatore Romano. of the Holy Name society. The The conference includes the \ ' 'V Roger Martinez, Robert Vigil, Rob­ The 67-year-old prelate was proceeds are to be used by this usual papers on dogma, canon 'JJ NEW TON LCIUBER iO. ert Vfldez, Cordy Marquez, Daniel bom in Rio de Janeiro on Nov. 28, society for the carrying out of sev^ law, history,^ apd moral the­ A Valdez, and Gilbert Martinez. 1877. He was a priest of the So­ eral projects to be undertaken for ology- jf n «, _ PUEBLO, COLORADO The charter was presented to the ciety of Salesiana of St John the benefit of the parish. All are The history papers are to committeemen and boys in . the K. Bosco and was elevated to the cordially invited to attend. The deal with Our Lady of Mt. Colorado'M Pioneer Lumber Co. of C. hall after the scouts had Hierarchy in 1925 as Bishop of $25 war bond will be awarded in Carmel parish, Pueblo; Sacred marched in to the accompaniment Campos, Brazil. He was trans­ the course of the evening’s enter­ Heart parish, G a r d n e r; Phone 108 and let ns service yon of a drum corps and given the ferred to the Cafelandia sea in tainment, which will begin at 7 Sacred Heart parish, Paonia; (Turn t o P a g a — Column A)' 1936. o’clock. and St. Rita'i parish, Mancos.

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