f ■ 1 I Box Office to Open Monday, April 2, For Charities Opera, 'La Traviata' Christian Brothers Hoiior Founder Dedication of New Mullen High Buildings Planned Plans are being made by the Christian Brothers the opportunity for making him and the work of his in 1931 through the benefaction of the Mullen founda in charge of the J. K. Mullen Honje for Boys for the religious community better known and appreciated. tion, in memory of Mr. and Mrs. John K#Mullen, pio formal observance in Denver of the La Sallean year in The celebration at the Mullen home near Fort neer Denver Catholic philanthropists. The school began honor of their founder, St. John Baptist de la Salle. Logan will furnish an opportunity for the six brothers operation in 1932, offering a home and education for April 30 will mark the tercentenary of the birth of the and the boys of the school to "show o ff” the facilities boy^ without parents and those who would not other great educator. The La Sallean year also commemo in which the community has extended its education wise be able to obtain a Catholic education. The insti rates the golden jubilee of the canonization of the program by the admission of Denver and vicinity day tution has done a magnificent service in providing an founder, which occurred May 24, 1900. His feast day students since last Septembei*. | j all-round education and fine opportunities for many is May 15. Two classroom buildings, remodeled completely underprivileged youths. ' Although no definite date has been set for the from former army barracks, were prepared last spring The Brothers of Christian Schools, better known celebration, it is planned to hold it on the occasion of for expansion of the secondary education. The accept as Christian Brothers, of the Louisiana province, have the dedication of the new school facilities of Mullen ance of fhe off-campus students considerably increased been in charge of the Mullen home'since its foundation. high school by Archbishop Urban J. Vehr. If possible, the school’s enrollment. An extensive manual training With a capacity number of 50 students resident at ^ e dedication may be held to coincide with the program is offered in a new machine shop and in the school, an average of seven high school seniors saint’s tercentenary. woodwork. has been graduated each year. ■ For the past year the Christian Brothers, world- Of the two new buildings, both of frame con Despite the limited enrollment, the school has pro famous as educators of youth for 250 years, have been struction, the first provides facilities for four class vided a full athletic program and has a uniformed band. honoring their founder, who on May l6, 1950, was rooms and a principal’s office on the second floor, and The Mullen high teams have become known for their proclaimed “ Principal Patron of All Teachers of Youth” a study hall, library, and typing room on the first spirit and fight, despite their limited numbers and the by Pope Pius XII. floor. ■ The second contains a drafting room, physics size of many of their boys. For members of the institute founded by St. de laboratory, chemistry laboratory, and storage room on A first-class agricultural background has been la Salle, the La Sallean year has provided an occasion the second floor, and a large machine shop, faculty given to many boys at Mullen home, which maintains of spiritual renewal and fidelity to the rules, teaching, lounge, rest room, and storage room on the first floor. a prize-winning dairy herd on its 180 acres. The resi example, and spirit of the saint. It has further offered The J. K. Mullen Home for Boys was established dent boys are trained in the care of the dairy animals Emilia Vidali Hilda Reggiani Bruno Land! and other farm requirements of the little community. The home has Tickets for the annual pro Member of Audit Bureau of Circulation won many honors at stock shows duction of the Denver Grand Contents Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1951— Permission to Reproduce, Except on Craftsman Fashions Canopy, Stations and 4-H shows. Opera company will go on sale • Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue. Brother Paul, F.S.C., is the pres at the May company box of ent superior and principal at Mul fice Monday, April 2, accord For Holy Ghost Youth Center Chapel len home. Five other brothers as ing to the Very Rev. Mon sist him. -i-'-u-;--;-1 1 I I I The Christian Brothers, identi signor Elmer J. Kolka, bus A carved oak canopy over fied by their plain black soutanes iness manager. Verdi’s color the altar and new stations of or cassocks with a little white ful work La Traviata is this year’s the cross in the chapel of the Youth Center Altar starched bib at the neck, were the selection for the annual operatic DENVER O^THOLIC Convent of *the Missionary outgrowth of St. John Baptist de presentation, proceeds of which go la Salle’s efforts to provide care to the Catholic Charities. It will be Sisters of Our Lady of Vic and education for young boys. The staged in the City auditorium three tory in the Holy Ghost Youth saint received others to help him in nights — Monday, Tuesday, and center, Denver, are the latest this work and gradually accepted Wednesday, April 23, 24, and 25. products of the skill of Eric younger teen-age boys to be trained j This will be the 21st season for especially for this work. He thus 0 Ahl. Several churches and chapels the local opera company, which is REGISTER in the Archdiocese of Denver now founded the first normal school ii directed by the Rt. Rev. Monsignor for teachers. t boast furnishings made by this Joseph J. Bosetti, V.G. The annual craftsman, who has made wood- He drew up a compendium of y operas have won national fame for workii^ his hobby. his education experiences in 1693, Denver and many of the singers THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1951 DENVER, COLORADO VOL. XLVI. No. 32. New draperies for the altar can entitled Manual for Christian who first appeared in one of the Schools, in which his revolutionary local presentations have gone on to opy were made by sisters at the convent. The stations of the cross educational techniques were laid professional work in the music out, a system that is in use to this world. are small paintings that were Fr. Machebeuf Built Original Structure placed in suitable oaken frames day in his own schools and most Met Stars made by Mr. Ahl. The material others. To Appear for the chapel improvements was St. de la Salle’s institute spread Two Metropolitan Opera com donated by Archbishop Urban J. Extensively in his own lifetime, pany stars, Bruno Landi and Hilde Vehr, for whom Mr. Ahl is chauf and, although he met considerable Reggiani, will be heard in the Den Golden Church Jubilee feur. Some decoration work in the opposition in some quarters, he ver presentation of La Traviata. chapel was done by Vincent P. had the joy of knowing that his t They will be joined by another op Mc'Veigh, who donated his labor. educational work would be well eratic “ great,” Emilia Vidali, who First Mass in Present Building Easter, 1901 The Holy Ghost Youth center, continued. He died, at the age of I recently completed a triumphal 68, on Good Friday, April 7, 1719. c parish at that time was the Rev. Included in the addition are an of dedicated March 17, 1948, is sit tour of the opera stage in Brazil, By G uy R. Calleo uated at 412 22nd street. The a after several successful seasons fice, waiting room, extra bedroom, W ithout fanfare St. Joseph’s Robert Servant, succeeded by Mon convent adjoins the Youth center ‘American Douai’ o Italy. Miss Reggiani will sing and study. The project is expected c church in Golden quietly passed by signor John P. Moran. In more re and faces on Tremont street. The the role of Violetta on April 23 and to cost several thousand dollars. four sisters at the convent taught o 15. Miss Vidali will appear in the its own 50th anniversary to cele- cent times the parish w'as directed Father Kelly has been confined to 532 children enrolled in religion c tame role on Tuesday, April 24. brate*a far greater event— the Feast by the Rev. Barry Wogan, who is L classes in the school year of 1949- 645 Priests Given The Alfredo for Monday and St. Joseph’s hospital, Denver, for of the Resurrection. The church, now business manager of the Den 1950. The 1950 religious vacation Wednesday, April 23 and 25, will ver ParcKhial league and pastor of the past several weeks by'a serious classes had an enrollment of 221. h be Mr. Landi, and George Van one of the best known landmarks St. Rose of Lima's parish. In Fa illness. There were 80 first communicants, f Gorden, local singer, will play op in Golden, was completed and had 15 of them adults. The sisters also Mexico in 14-Yrs. ther Wogan’s pastorate the church Berthoud as Prophet c posite Miss Vidali on April 24. its first Mass on Easter in 1901. teach classes weekly at the Den 7 Golden has not yet fulfilled the Local Favorites It replaced a wooden structure built was completely redecorated and a ver County jail, with a weekly at u parish hall Was constructed. The wish tnade by Captain Berthoud in tendance of 16 in 1949-1950. In t Included in Cast in 1867 by Father Jo.seph P. Mache By U.S. Seminary hall, completed in 1948, is a cjuon- 1870 on the occasion of the arrival the same period their visits to G Several favorites of other pres beuf, who was later to become entations of the Denver Grand Op set hut type of building of cinder of the first locomcTtive of the hombs totaled 671. j MONTEZUMA, N. MEX.— t’ first Bishop of Denver. Twenty-five seminarians were 1 era company will be heard in La block and steel. It was built at a Colorado Central & Pacific rail The two building! that form Traviata this year. They include It was under the direction of the the Youth center and convent ordained to the priesthood for ■ cost of $17,300. road, that “Golden and Denver ex service in 11 dioceses of Mexico fl Fred Nesbit, Alvin Schwarz, Joan Rev. Bernard Spicgelberg, O.F.M., were purchased -and remodeled Present pastor of the parish is tend their borders until their streets to serve at the hub of cateche by Archbishop Edwin V. Byrne e Kruger, Betty Jackson, and Virgil that the new church was erected. Bellinger. the Rev. John K^elly, who is also in are united and the houses upon tical and social activities for the of Santa Fe on Holy Saturday, i) The spire of the church was March 24, in the National Pon C Lillian Covillo will again pre charge of the Christ the King them stand side by side.” The town underprivileged children of sent the ballet for the perform completed in February, 1901, and, downtown Denver. The spon t •o I PAGE TWO Office, 93 8 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 425s Thursdoy, March 29, 1951 Thermo - Electro New Site Allows Improvements Holy Name Group REED St. Patrick's to Begin Bazaar Plans At Presentation BATTERY (St. Patrick’s ParUk, Danyer) tendihg the fete were Mr. and Mra. Ed J. Kenney and Donald On Friday, March 30, at 8 p.m. Mrs. ’ Elmer Sutliff, Betty Lou and Diane. That outlasts any in the school meeting room Allegranzi, Maureen Hallinan, ' Every year all PTA presidents THE Barbara Behrens, and Jo Ann are invited ‘as special guests to Planning Social Battery on the Rood. workers will begin arrangements Manfro. the annual dinner held by the for the annual bazaar. This year (Presentation Parish, Denver) Water 3 times a year the parish will have new and bet An Easter Sunday birthday Denver Dairy council. This year ter g:rounds on which to stage this party was given for Margo Aus at the 15th annual dinner Mr. and The Holy Name society will hold 36 Months' event, and therefore many of the tin at the Town House. Guests Mrs. Sidney Miller will be the a games party Thursday, April booths will have to be changed included Mr. and Mrs. Harland honor guests at the Shirley-Savoy 12, in the parish hall. Proceeds UTILITY Guarantee and new suggestions are needed. Austin^ and 'thomas, and Mr. and hotel Monday evening, April 2. will be used toward the purchase As the cost' of the construction of the main attraction at the par Recharging Rental Batteries - Service of the new playgrounds is far in ish festival. L. P. Barry is chair excess of the original estimate, man. A Fete Dollars a Week Pays the Balance each parishioner is asked to co Chancery Gives Returns Thanks are elctended to the Cassock operate in helping to make the women and men of the parish for -GENERAL TIRES- bazaar a big success. the cleaning of the church for On War Victim Collection Holy Week, and to the adult choir, Food Sale Best Ever directed by Miss Mary Hurley, A ready-made cassock designed Mrs. Marvin Strempel, presi Joe Kavanaugh, Inc. The returns in the collection for St. Joseph’s (C.SS.R.)______$136.85 and the children’s choir, directed to "take over" on the many occa dent of the Altar and Rosary so- the Bishops’ Fund for Victims of St. Joseph’s (Polish)...... 36.20 by Sister Mary Cecile. sions which shorten the life of St. Leo the Greet’i ...... 65.50 28 Years Same Location diety, extends thanks in behalf of War, taken up in all th«f churches the officers and members to all St. Louis’ (Englewood)...... 106.17 Condlestickt Donated your fitted garments. 7th at Lincoln Locally Owned and Operated TA. 1261 of the Archdiocese of Denver on St. Mary Magdalene’s who sent items to or patronized Laetare Sunday, March 4, have (Edgewater) ...... 120.00 The beautiful bronze High Mass the food sale held, on Holy Sat been issued by the Ghancery office St. Patrick’s candlesticks used for the first time urday. Thanks are extended also Sts. Peter and Paul’s ...... 100.00 as follows: St, Philomena’s ...... 747.85 on Holy Thursday were donated $1950 to the cake, donations, and tele DENVER PARISHES St. Rose of Lima's...... 54.46 by Mrs. George Devinny in mem phone committees for the part Csthcdral ...... ll.SOTMt St. Therese’s (Aurora) ...... 86.00 ory of her husband. they played in making this food All Saints’ ...... 26,00 St. Vincent de Paul’ i ...... 490.00 Annunciation ...... 187.10 PARISHES OUTSIDE J>ENVER The Mother Cabrini circle will sale the most successful ever held Bleflsed Sacrament ...... 1,000.00 Altar Boy in the parish. The large cake Akron— St. Joseph’ s ...... sponsor a ^ard party in tha Many Other Christ the Kinff ...... 454.00 Aspen—St. Mary’s ...... 48.07 music room of the school Thurs was awarded to Ruth Menghin of Holy Family ...... 255.00 Boulder— Sacred Heart ...... 170.63 2734 W. 35th avenue. Holy Ghost ...... 860.00 Boulder, South— day, March 29, at 12:30 o’clock. Cassocks Cassocks $ Holy Rosary ...... ' 56,00 Sacred Heart of Mary...... 10.88 The (ociety will meet on Qur Lady of Lourdes...... 130.04 The Needlework club will meet Burlington ...... 26.32 Thursday, April 5, in the home of Tuesday, April 3, at 1:30 p.m. Mt. Carmel ...... - ...... Brighton— St. Augustine’s ...... 167.00 $5 to $15 to $105 in the school meetinir room. Mother of, God...... 257.98 Briggsdale ...... 8.70 Mrs. Lawrence Keenan, 611 Knox Presentation ...... 100.16 Brush—St Mary’s ...... court, at 10:30 a.m. This Sunday, April I, will be Sacred Heart ...... 34.91 i Ptrsoi Calhan— St. Michael’s ...... Our Lady of Presentation circle Holy Communion day for all St. Anne’s (Arvada) ...... 54.00 Cascade— (Mission of Sacred iVile. members, and everyone is asked St. Anthony's ...... 25.00 Hearts Colorado Springs) ...... 17.88 met in the home of Mrs. A. -St. Joseph's Day, April 3rd- St. Cajetan's ...... 86.00 to make a special effort to re Castle Rock— St. Francis’ Reinmuth Wednesday, March 28. \lM St. Bernadette's ...... 126.25 (E lbert) ...... 10.00 ceive Communion in the 7 St. Catherine’s ...... 660.00 Our Lady of Perpetual Help Central City— Assumption St. Joseph Statues St. Joseph Plaques Cb»ut'*f o’clock Mass. St. Dominie's ...... 347.94 (Idaho Springs) ...... 3.50 circle will meet in the home of 338.50 Father Joseph Leberer of St St. Elisabeth’s ...f...... Cheyenne Wells—Sacred Heart ...... Mrs. G. Lindeman Wednesday, St. Francis de Sales' ...... BOOKS ON THE LIFE OF ST. JOSEPH f ■ 3 fl0 »W !(•« James’ parish was the guest COLORADO SPRINGS— April 4, at 12:30 o’clock. . St. Ignatius Loyola's ...... 281.76 Corpus Christ! ...... 284.60 St. James' ...... 526.00 _ Our Lady of the Holy Rosary speaker at the PTA meeting Divine Redeemer ...... 72.82 ‘Tn th« Workshop “ The Man Nearest “Give This Msn Place” March 21. He spoke on “ Re St. John the Evangelist's...... 718.50 Sacred Heart ...... 100.00 circle' members were recent guests of St. Joseph” God” '.fe/, .i' ' By H. F. Blunt. LL.D, ligion in Education,” explaining ur Lady o f Guadalupe ...... 16.58 of Mrs. M. Ghristensen. By Berman J. Hetuer, D.T>. By F. L. Filus. 8.J. ft. M ary’ s ...... 400.00 The Altar and Rosary society $ 2 ,5 0 $ 2 .5 0 $^2.50 the purposes of the educator and Pauline Chapel (Broadmoor) 190.00 the pupil, teaching and learning Craig— St. M ichael’a ...... 45.1 members will receive Communion the truth. Doctrine Class Cripple Creek— St. Peter’s ...... 5.85 Sunday, April 1, in the 8 o’clock DENVER INDUSTRIAL BUNK Crook— St. Peter’s (Iliff) —... 65.50 Mass. Games Party April 11 Derby ...... 16.00 CiORCI r. ROCK. PrssUsat Plans were made for the an Deer Trail— (Mission of Hugo) 10.25 Dividend 1$ Declared ^1534Ciltfomi>Sr.lf Y Phene MAtn 5155^ Elbert—Sacr^ Heart ...... 80.00 OppMlt* Dmvir Dry Coedi Co. nual spring games party, to be Slated for High Erie— St Scholastica’s At the recent meeting of mem held at 1:30 p.m. on Wednesday, (Lafayette) ...... 13.63 bers of the credit union a dividend April 11, with especially attrac Estes Park—Our Lady of the of three and one-half per cent was GCX)DS tive gifts being offered. A lav Mountains (L oveland) ...... 25.65 iimiiinniiiiniifliiiiHiBii ■ i i i i i i i i i i K Evergreen— Christ the King declared on shares. Mrs. Lawrence ishly dressed doll, made and School Students (G olden) ...... 21.05 Keenan, treasurer, announced that "r /te West’s Largest Church Goods Supply House’* donated by Mrs. Elmer Sutliff, (St. Mary Magdalene’s Parish, Flagler ...... 5.45 both savings accounts and loans Fleming— St. Peter's ...... 85.00 will also be on display. Dona Denver) had doubled in the past year. The Morgan, The high school instruction class FORT COLLINS— % tions for the doll are 10 cents Holy Family ...... 10.15 following were re-elected to the will meet in the parish hall on Established 1902 1633 Tremont Place kr o / . ' each. Anyone desiring to donate St Joseph’s ...... 170.00 board of directors: Credit com prizes or cakes for this affair is Monday evening, April 2, from 7 Fort Logan— St Patrick’s ...... mittee, Hugh Campbell; super Leibman asked to contact Mrs. Sidney to 8 o’clock. Fort Morgan— St. Helena’s ...... TAbor 3789 Denver 2, Colo. Frederick— 3t. Therese’s ...... 40.00 visor committee, Mrs. William Miller, president, at GL. 5716 as Baptized recently were Charles Georgetown— Our Lady of •S’.?- Bushholz; and president of the ■ soon as possible. Boyd, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lourdes ...... 5.00 Glenwood Springs— St. Stephen’s 108.00 board of directors, Frank Glore. and Hickey Wednesday, April 25, is the Oldsen, with Frank and Monica Members of the parish are urged Strathman as sponsors; and Mrs. Golden— St. Joseph’s ...... 43.38 Gas and Electric Bldg. Phone TAbor 1395 f date set for the mothers of the Grand Lake—St. Anne’s to secure from the rack in the PTA to meet the girls in an in Mayme Brunner, wife of Joseph ( K rem m ling) ...... 10.00 church a pamphlet explaining the door softball game, with the Brunner. GREELEY— purpose of the credit union and the John Byers, who has been ser Our Lady of Peace ...... losers treating. The mothers who St Peter’s ...... insurance plan for both saving will play the girls’ volleyball team iously ill, is now on the road to re G rover ...... ^50 and loan accounts. on Thursday, April 26, are Mmes. covery. Holyoke— St. Patrick’s and / The PTA will honor its past PEP-GRO — Lawn and Garden Mrs. Charles Kennedy, who re H axtun ...... ns.54 Robert Schmiedke, F. Testa, Sid presidents and former members at d o o U i M i p cently underwent surgery, is also H ugo— St. A nthony’ s ...... / 87.75 ney Miller, John Allen, Ann Idi^ho Springs— St. Paul’s •T 15.00 a meeting to be held Wednesday, Fertilizer Bustes, Arthur Palcic, Herman recovering at her home. Iliff— St. Catherine’s ..... 58.00 April 11, at 2 p.m. in the music Julesburg— St. Anthony’s 85.00 TO PERSONAL, An organic base fertilizer combining dehy Wittman, and Edwin Kenney. Mr. and Mrs. J. Siegfried and room of the school. Former mem son have left for Kansas to attend Kremmling— St Peter’s . 10.00 drated sheep manure fortified with chemicals Mmes. James Silverthorn and Lafayette— St. Ida’s ) 26.81 bers both inside and outside the a wedding. RELIABtE. AND COMPLETE to produce a scientifically balanced fih-tilizer John Tomasco were appointed as LEADVILLE— parish are invited to come and re room mothers for the first grrade, Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Balfe are Annunciation ...... 84.67 ideally suited for lawns, garden, trees, shrubs, S t Joseph’ s ...... J...... 80.00 new old acquaintances. Father Ed Mmes. Edwin Erskne and Edwin vacationing in California^ ward Leyden, archdiocesan super INVESTMENT etc. Heat treated to destroy weed seeds. The St. Joseph circle met in the Limon— (Mission of Hugo) ...... 80.40 Kenney were appointed to inves Littleton— St. Mary’s ...... 80.00 intendent of schools, will be the Analyiis gusrsnteed onder state lav. home of Mrs. John Doran, March Sold through dealers. tigate and purchase, with approval Longmont— St. John guest speaker. SERVICE 156.37 from the PTA, the gift that the 29. the Baptist’s ...... Baptized recently were Patricia MANUFACTURED BY Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dolphin, Louisville—St. Louis’ ...... - ...... 30.98 organization displays at the an Loveland— St. John's ...... 67.19 Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Capitol Fertilizer Co. nual bazaar. 3847 Zenobia street, have returned Manitou— (Mission of Sacred Elmer L. Mack, with Adam. Kaiser All are thanked for their gen from a two-week vacation in Call Heart—Colorado Springs) .... 16.83 and Margaret Nolan.as sponsors; Stockyardi Station, Denver, Colo. erous contributions to the Easter fornia. M eeker ...... - ...... 4.95 Peets— Sacred Heart ...... 36.00 Kathleen Ann, daughter of Mr. You can depend upon BOSWORTH-SULLIVAN silver collection for the teaching Platteville"—St. Nicholas* ...... 49.75 and Mrs. Francis Gerstner, with sisters of the school. 3 Liturgies Contained Rifle— St. Mary’s (Craig) .—. 7.81 Robert and Alyeen Boggs as spon- to give you personal, reliable, and complete invest On Thuruday, April 5, at 8 R oggen and Keenesburg ...... 79.00 ment service and advice . . . whether you're merely In Latest Prayer Book Steamboat Springs— Holy Name sortf? and Elizabeth Susan, daugh p.m. the Olinger quartet will Sterling— St. Anthony ter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Apo- seeking information or wish to buy or sell securities give a concert at 16th and Brussels, Belgium. —A prayer o f Padua’s ...... 176.20 daca, with Frank and Laura Lu in small or large amounts. Boulder street*. The PTA will book of 1,672 pages, containing Stoneham— St. John’a ...... 14.80 cero as sponsors. d O H n S D I I receive 50 cents for each adult Strmsbm-g— (Mission of Hugo) 10.56 prayers in the Latin, Mozarabic, Stratton— St. Charles’ ...... 124.78 STORAGE s m ouinc CO. who attends this concert. Every and Galilean Liturgies, has just V ictor— St. V ictor's ...... 8.40 Write or visit BOSWORTH-SULLIVAN soon. one is invited and the funds been published by the Spectrum Welby— Assumption ...... 45.00 Communion Day Set Our personnel, bur library, and our seseorch depart will be used to replenish the company in Hertogenbosch, Hol Westminster ...... 16.60 Z O C 4 Z dk M.O/MC t)tSW AI%l€E treasury. W ray— St. Andrew ’ * ...... 61.25 ment oreKit your service . . . without any obligation. land. The prayers for every day Y u m a—St. John’ s (A k ron ) .... 38.50 Apr. 1 for Altar Unit at The perpetual novena services and all liturgical season, and for INSTITUTIONS AND OTHERS > I OVIXTO honoring Our Lady of Lourdes any need and cirumstance, are DENVER will be held on Wednesday eve selected from the Scriptures, lit Regis college ...... 21.99 St. Elizabeth's Parish eOSWORTH. SULLIVAN I COMPANY, Inc. ning, April 4, at 7:45. urgical books, *and the writings of Regis high school ...... Knights of Columbus, (St. Elizabeth’s Parish, Denver) JOHN J. SULLIVAN, fnsidsnt Congrratulations are offered to the Fathers and authors througn- 100.00 For the Safety of Your Goods Denver council ...... The Altar and Rosary society Mary Carlin, winner of a statue out the ages. There are prayers St. Anthony’s hospital ...... 19.22 will receive ^ l y Communion in KL 624! of the Blessed Mother in a spell from the Eastern Rites, the Mis Fitssimon’s hospital ...... 150.00 Use Johnson Service on Every Move MORRISON— the 8 o’clock Mires Sunday, April 1. ing contest for the seventh grade, sals of Eastern monks, and the Mt. Elizabeth Retreat ...... 26.00 AGENTS FOR UNITED VAN UNES, INC. and to James Dowd, seventh grade, writings of the Greek Fathers and COLORADO SPRINGS- The monthly meeting will take 6 6 0 SEVENTEENTH ST. -DENVER, COLORADO Glockner-Penrose hospital 25.00 "MOVING WITH CARE EVERYWHERE" for outspelling the boys and win Eastern Rite saints. The publica place Tuesday afternoon, April 3, STERLING— at 1 o’clock in the school hall. ning a statue of the Sacred Heart. tion is for the use of the Flem- St. Benedict’s hospital ...... 25.00 STORAGE - PACKING - SHIPPING Betty Lou Allegranzi and Bar ings and the Dutch, but transla Rev. J. P. Trudel, S.S...... 6.00 bara Behrens won a catechism tions into French, English, Ger-lRev. Louis P ecortiia ...... lo.oo Phone PE 2433 Denver 221 Broadway contest conducted by the Rev. man, and Spanish are ready. The Lane — ...... 6.00 Regis McGuire in the eighth grade. book is provided with illustra-1 20 0 .0 0 Since neither girl could be elim t io n s . M. Cersack ...... 100 inated, a statue of the Blessed Mother was presented to each of them. Frank Petraglia won a ONLY BECAUSE * * , we bought these Ime medal and chain for being the Information Class Series Youll take pride best among the boys in the same contest. Topcoats months ago are we able to offer today's $60 qualities Thanks go to Fred Deard for making the new confessional Begins Apr. 2 at St John's signs; to all the men who helped at this special price! They're New— Smart— and show quality in your ride (St. John’s Parish, Denver) Misses Joan Rae and Mary John in clearing away material from the garage that is to be torn A new series of information son attended the NAIB basketball down to make way for the new classes on the teachings of the tournament in Kansas City, Mo. In line and wear. playgrounds; and to the Sisters Catholic Church, under the direc The trip was made via TWA plane. of St. Joseph for making the tion of the Rev. Charles Jones, will St Anthony’s circle will be en CAGLES new tabernacle veils. begin Monday evening, April 2. tertained at (uncheon and bridge The classes are held twice weekly, on April 2 in the home of Mrs. You'll find everything for your travel pleasure aboard Mo-Pac’s Banns of marriage are an on Monday and Wednesday eve John Murtaugh. streamlined EAGLES. Comfortable, luxurious accommodations. nounced for the third time be tween Frank Theison of St. Pat nings at 8 o’clock in the eighth Mrs. John Rae will entertain St Attractive lounge cars for rick’s and Anne Willey of St. grade classroom of St. John’s Joseph’s circle at luncheon and leisure hours. John’s parish. school, 620 Elizabeth street. All bridge on Wednesday, April 4. A surprise birthday party in interested Catholics and non-Cath- The Mother Cabrini circle was SPRING TOPCOATS honor of Father McGuire was held olics are invited to attend. Cath entertained March 27 at lunch March 27 at Little Pepina’s. olics who have non-Catholic rela eon and bridge by Mrs. Felix Making arrangements for and at- tives or friends are urged to en O’Neill in her home. courage them to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Atkinson will Baptized on Easter Sunday by entertain the St. Thomas Aquinas .50 Monsignor John P. Moran were study club at dinner on Sunday $ The Denver Catholic the following children: Patricia evening, April 1. Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S t Rose’s circle was entertained Register Carl Cunningham, with Mr. and in the home of Mrs. Edward Eg- Published Weekly by the Mrs. William Abrahamson as spon loff on Wednesday, March 28, at Catholic Press Society, Inc. sors; Jacqueline Susan, daughter luncheon and bridge. 4 7 938 Bannock Street, Denver, of Maj. and Mrs. Martin Schroe- Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Tunk of Colo. der, with Mr. end Mrs. Francis Kenosha, Wis., are expected Sun Subscription: $1.50 Per Year Schroeder as sponsors; and Greg day, April 1, to visit in the home sold in combination with The ory Robert, son of Mr. and Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Tunk, Jr. Register, National Edition, in Robert Hazelhurst, with Charles Miss Jean Shea flew home on Archdiocese of Denver. Ziska and Sylvia Nelson as spon- Wednesday, March 28, after spend ing Easter in Santa Maria,' Calif. At this special price are fine all wool Gabar Entered as Second Class Father Jones officiated at the Bill Stewart of Washington, Matter at the Post Office, Baptism of Ardell James, son of D.C., has been a guest of Joseph dines and handsome Tweeds! Bat collar young Denver, Colo. Mr. and Mrs. Ardqll Foutch, with Plank for two weeks. A. J. Foutch arid Nina Brown as Mr. and Mrs. Charles McFadden models with raglon sleeves, leotjier buttons. sponsors. The day previous. Holy and daughter, Margaret Ann, have Dressy styles with fly fronts and set-in sleeves. Saturday, Miss Nina Brown was returned to Denver after spending A.B.C. DOLL SHOP baptized and received into the the Easter holiday with their chil For now— for months later— you'll find this is The COLORADO EAGLE: De Mr. and Mra. John A. McConrt Church. dren in Omaha, .Neb. Luxe through sleeping cars to DOLLS and TOYS 0 real "buy" in the better Topcoat you'll wear Wichita, Kansas City, St. Doll Hospital and wear! R«ltz1ona Btstnes Repairsd Mt. Carmel Parish Group Louis. Through reclining seat 1615 Arapsho* MA. TILT coaches, planetarium -dom e To Hold Jamboree April 5 coach to Kansas City, St. Louis. Dr. G. J. (Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish, Denver) The second annual jamboree and dance of the St. Bernadette EXTENDED PAYMENTS Schaeuble study club will be held Thursday evening, April 6, at the Starlite Tickets—Ref ervallont — Information One-Third due MAY 10 club, 4300 Pecos street. It will be an evening of unusual entertain Optometrist ment and fun. A large attendance is anticipated. Anyone desiring One-Third JUNE 10 tickets may contact any member of the club or call Mrs. 'Tony CITY TICKET OFFICE (M.P.) CITY TICKET OFFICE (iJiRGW) Specialist Politano, GL. 9107, chairman. Tickets will be $1 per person. One-Third JU LY 10 515 SsTenleenth St, ^ 1531 Stont St. Proceeds realized will be used for the Mt. Carmel school fund Phone MAin 3289 Phone AComa 5531 For Visuql At the meeting held in the home of Mrs. Tony Politano, the at J h t, T lla tiL SioJiB. Eye Care tendance prize was won by Mrs. Marie De Tirro. On Wednesday, 1851-A CENTURY OF SERVICE-1951 March 28, the St. Bernadette study club met in the home of Mrs. 638 Empire Bldg. KE. 5840 George Smart. J Thursday, March 29, 1951 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE THREE Revolutionary Teaching On Woman's Role ^ in Life Came on Last Bo A. The “ Chapel of Our Lady” is by far the ; 0 1*. W agiicr La Junta Hospital Post 3020 Federal Boulevard The “ Chapel of The Apostles” has been C The Rev. Paul P. Mendrick has most beautiful chapel of its kind in the Facilitie* twice a* large a* before, are now modernized to meet with the current re I If t ill IH II (atOUK < 0. been appointed the first full-time 'West. Dedicated to “ Ojir Lady” who has a Catholic chaplain of She Santa Fe available at McConaty’* Boulevard Mortuary quest for pews, kneeling benches, etc. I ^ 606 14th St. Between California & Weiton TA. 8331 hospital. La Junta, according to been our Patroness, it was built and . . . . Through three decade*, Denverite*, and . . . but, it still retains its soft, restful O' an announcement made by the furnished to provide Catholic Funeral other* in Colorado, have com e'to know the Chancery office of the Diocese of atmosphere and its religious signifi Services exclusively, to families who are “ Chapel of the Apottlet” at the Mortuary Pueblo this week. The hospital re cance f- cently began operation under the discriminating. . . . Now . . . McConaty’* proudly announce* If< Benedictine Sisters of Covington, the completion of the new and beautiful t SfickJer Z, Ky. “ Chapel of Our Lady” to provide *eating *pace r Since his ordination in 1947 Fa I 84 ther Mendrick has been a victim for the large*t of funeral* . . . And . . . u VB¥ GLEANING Service of ill health, except for the period Boulavard Service* are *till not expen*ive . . • of a year in which he was assistantXI ------★ — “ Tha Finest Mortuary in The West” --- ★ --- VI astor of St. Mary’s parish, Wal- I T I'BERNARD C. FINNERH , Owner nburg. He recently returned to ct the Pueblo diocese after treat ‘^Quality and Service Has Built Our Business** ment in Glockner-Penrose hospital, Iw Furniture . . . Rugs . . . Draperies Colorado Springs. A native of o; Pueblo, he attended St. Francis b o u l e v a r d a Wearing Apparel Xavier’s grade school and under 3020 FEDERAL BOULEVARD GR. 1626 u 1228 E. C olfax Pickup and DdiTtry AC 6755 went his seminary training in St. Thomas’, Denver. J PAGE FOUR Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4205 Thursday, March 29, 1951 Five Schools to Take Part in Parochial Ring Matches + ■■f '+ - f + + + + .+ 100 Boys Prepare for Bouts Down on His Luck K. of C In Annual Three-Day Tourney BOWLING STANDINGS The eighth annual Parochial league boxing tournament will get under way Thursday, TEAMS March 29, when 24 leather-slingers from five high schools pair off in 12 bouts in the City Team Won Lott Deputies ...... 49 S2 auditorium. Some 100 boys will take part in the three-day tournament, Thursday, Fri Trustees ...... 43 38 Navigators ...... 42 39 day, and Saturday, March 29, 30, and 31. Guards ...... 42 39 W ardens ______40 41 Top bout' of the evening on team by Morey Pade and James opening card Thursday night fol Thursday will be the Class A light- Grand Knights ...... 37 44 Moore. lows: Chanceillora ...... 36 45 heavyweight championship bout Referees for the tournament Thursday, March 29, 1951 Secretaries ...... 36 46 between Ken Riedel of Annuncia INDIVIDUAL STANDINGS bouts will be Del Styer and Nick 105 Pound Clast B tion team and Norman Legler of Procopio. Judges will be Capt. Joe King— S...... )...... 81 182 St. Joseph’s. There will be six Bob McLaughlin, St. Francis’ vs. Anderson— T ...... - ...... 48 177 Coogan, Joe “Awful” Coffee, Phil Don Sandoval, Annunciation team. M. R ossi— D...... 75 172 other championship bouts on Thompson, Benny Greenfield, and A. R ossi— G...... :...... 69 172 . Thursday night and five elimina Marty Murray. Timekeepers will 120 Pound Clast B T afelski—^ ...... 75 171 tion bouts. be Dan Ennis and Sam Evans. Chuck Scherere, St. Joseph’s vs. Carr— C...... - ...... 78 170 Frank Kmitch, Holy Family team. Ram sey— N ...... 81 166 Competing in the tournament Leading the Mullen team in the Mullen— D ...... V5 166 will be squads from the defending defense of its championship will 130 Pound Clatt A H ealey— N ...... 81 166 champion, Mullen high, and An be a rugged aggregation headed Fred Burke, St. Francis’ vs. Bob Soberer— W ...... 72 166 G. M ariacher— T ...... 77 165 nunciation high school, Holy Fam by John Barone, 130 pounds; Phil Englehardt, Holy Family team. Boeding— W ...... 72 165' ily high school, St. Joseph’s, and Quintana, 150; Don Fernandez, 130 Pound Clatt BB Albus— N...... 69 165 St. Francis’. 140 pounds; Val Tretter, 135 Norman Body, St. Joseph’s vs. M cM ahon— T ...... 63 165 Berlin— G...... 81 164 Coach Dick Brown will be in pounds; Stan Memmer, 115 pounds; Tony Liberate, .St. Francis’. Zavilsan— G. K...... 75 164 and Junior Blackwood, 120 pounds. 130 Pound Clatt BB H. Swigert— D...... 45 164 charge of the Mullen team. An The bouts will begin at 7:30 Lawrence Aragon, Annunciation Lynch— G. K ...... 81 164 nunciation team is being handled team vs. John Grace, Holy Family K. Mariacher— G. K ...... 81 163 each evening. Tickets, which may Mulligan— W ...... 72 161 by Phil Grommet and Ralph Un be obtained at the auditorium, will team. * M arietta— S...... 81 1'60 ger, St. Francis’ by Dick Talbott be 75 cents for adults and 50 cents 100 Pound Clatt A Bartlett— C...... 75 168 Ray Olguin, Mullen high vs. Vir Stolte— D...... 75 157 and Paul Vinnolla, St. Joseph’s by for students. Rudy— G. K ...... 75 157 Pete Steffin, and Holy Family The schedule for bouts on the gil Petrelli, St. Francis’. W. Swigert— T ...... «... 81 154 gniiiiiii:)iiiiuii:iiiiii!;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiuiJi!iiiiiiDUUiiiiniiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinniiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiuiiniiiiuiiiiiiiiiii:uiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiniiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiig 115 Pound Clast AA Dehmer— N ...... 75 154 Gene Baker, Mullen high vs. Kane— C...... 72 163 Miller— G...... 89 153 Dick Bettinger, S t Francis’. Jarratt— W ...... ^ *...... 81 162 120 Pound Clatt AA Powers— N ...... 81 152 Bill McCage, St Francis’ vs. M cNally— D...... 81 162 Sideline Sidelights’ Stan Memmer, Mullen high. Lehman— T...... 66 149 Mason— S ...... 81 149 120 Pound Clast A Deckius— S ...... 72 147 Junior Blackwood, Mullen high Donigan— C...... 75 147 THE MORE THAN respectable 26-8 record of the Regis vs. Jim Lefevere, St Joseph’s. W elch— W ...... 71 145 Rangers cage squad took on an even more gaudy hue as the result 125 Pound Clatt BB W agner— G. K ...... 72 145 of post-season tournaments this week. Up to the time of their de Hay— G...... 63 144 Bob Stephens, Holy Family high Duggan— C ...... 63 140 feat in the semifinals in the NAIB tournament, the Rangers had vs. Pete Furstenberg, St. Francis’. Lerg— S ...... 72 136 not lost a game except on the home floor of their opponent. The 140 Pound Clatt AA HIGH GAM E home floor advantage is generally reckoned at something like 10 Joe Abeyta, Annunciation high Teams points, and only one team beat the Rangers by more than 10 points, Deputies (HC) ...... 969 vs. Clancey Montoya, St. Joseph’s. Trustees ...... 938 Brigham Young, winner of the National Invitational tournament. Light-Heavyweight Clatt A Secretaries ...... 931 Ken Riedel, Annunciation team Individuals The PEORIA CATERPILLAR DIESELS made the Buzz TO M C A N IN O , Cathedral, w ent to the flo o r a fter [boxing tournament. The -tournament this year will open Thursday Scherer ...... 265 vs. Norman Legler, St. Joseph’s. G. M ariacher ...... 256 Boys look good by going to the semifinals of the AAU tourna (The last seven bouts are cham h avin g th e b a d lu ck to m eet a fly in g fist p ro p e lle d b y D on night, March 29, in City auditorium. One hundred contestants are King ...... 244 ment before losing to Poudre Valley creamery on a last-second pionship bouts.) Resting of St. Joseph’s in a bout in last year’s Parochial league I scheduled to take, part in the three-day tournament.' HIGH SERIES “ impossible” shot by John O’Boyle. The Caterpillars squeaked by Teams the Rangers, 52-51, in a game played earlier in the season in Navigators (HC) ...... 2813 Peoria. Secretaries (HC) ...... 2686 Ex-Cathedral Boxer Guards (HC) ...... 2621 2 Catholic CagersZl Teams in Junior Parochial League Individuals M. R ossi ...... 648 EVANSVILLE COLLEGE, which the Rangers knocked out King ...... 629 of the NAIB tourney, held victories over Western Kentucky and Are AAU All-Stars Twenty-one Junior parochial The official schedule is listed Week of April 29, St. Clara’s vs. Seeks Navy Title Bartlett ...... 623 University of Dayton. Dayton was beaten in the NIT finals by league baseball teams will answer below, with the teams divided into Mt. Carmel, Holy Rosary vs. Holy Brigham Young, and Western Kentucky was picked as an entrant Two former Catholic college the call “ Play ball!” the week of three divisions. North, South, and Family, St. Vincent’s home vs. St. John J. Freudenstein, former in the Bradley U. tournament. basketball stars were among those April 8. Approximateljr 800 boys East. Team members and mana Dominic’s, St. Catherine’s—bye. boxing star at Cathedral high IN COMPILING their record this year the Rangers made a named to the AAU all-star team in in the Catholic grade schools plan gers are requested to clip and re Week of May 6, Holy Family school, from which he was gradu Vie Yet jayf total of 2,329 points to 1,994 for their opponents, or an average Denver March 24. Frank Kuzara to play ball under auspices of the tain the schedule. vs. St. Clara’s, Mt. Carmel vs. Holy ated in 1949, is a contender for game record of 68.9 to 57.3. The 2,329 total was just 134 points of the champion Stewart Chevro Junior Parochial league this year, East Division Rosary, St. Catherine’s vs. St. Dom the lightweight championship in let team of San Francisco played VlXlBe GETTING A OgGPEE less than the record of 2,463 established by the 1948-49 squad. according to the Rev. James Moy- Week of April 8, Annunciation inic’s, St. Vincent’s—bye. the navy boxing tournament on the with the University of San Fran nihan, league president. Week of May 13, St. Dominic’s, Mariana islands in the Pacific. UNDER TV4E GI BILL AND PAROCHIAL HIGH SCHOOL players are sharpening up their cisco, and Frank McCabe, six-foot, team vs. Blessed Sacrament team, Father Moynihan emphasizes St. Cajetan’s vs. Loyola team. Sa vs. St. Clara’s, St. Catherine’s vs. Freudenstein, whose home is at TO ATTEND GRADUATE SCMOOlI spikes for the coming baseball season. Certain to be in.the thick of nine-inch center for the fourth- that rules must be kept by all Hqjy Family, St. Vincent’s vs. Mt. 1263 York street, Denver, entered the pennant race this year are Cobe Jones’ defending cochampions place Peoria Caterpillars, wore a cred Heart vs. Cathedral team, and IN-mEfiALU.APPLYl______teams. Only bonafide full-time St. James’ vs. Assumption, Wei by. Carmel, Holy Rosary—bye. the naval service Nov. 7, 1950. The from Cathedral, who have a raft of veterans but will miss Bob Schna Marquette university uniform. students of the school may com Week of May 20, St. Dominic’s Rev. Robert Freudenstein of St. you GeAOtJAtE...-m€NTHe| bel. Rival Kelly Kellog will have his hands full trying to get someone Two other members of the Stew pete. Ninth graders, regardless Week of April 15, Blessed Sacra vs. Holy Family, Mt. Carmel vs. Mary’s parish, Colorado Springs, JULY25,W5I COrOFFtWEf' to take the place of his star moundsman, <3ene Haggerty, at Regis, art team attended Catholic col of age, may not play. Boys who ment vs. St. Cajetan’s, Sacred St. Catherine’s, Holy Rosary vs. St. is his brother. w o n 't AFFECT YOU 4 but is certain to have a powerful team if he can solve his pitching leges: Augie Bullwinkle is a grad reached their 15th birthday before Heart vs. Loyola, Annunciation vs. Vincent’s home, St. Clara’s—bye. Other members of the Cathedral St. James, Cathedral vs. Assump worries. Both Mullen and Annunciation will have veteran teams and uate of St. Mary’s and Joe Green- the beginning of school last Sep South Division high class of ’49 who are now in either may prove to be the surprise of the league. The league sched bach, of Santa Clara. tember may not play. tion, Welby. the navy are Leo McLellan, 1123 Week of April 8, Presentation ule will be out next week. Other Catholic college alumni The league uses a small Spald Week of April 22, Loyola vs. Elizabeth street; Bill Devereaus, • * * Blessed Sacrament, St. Cajetan’s vs. St. Philomena’s, St. Francis’ vs. taking part in the AAU tourney ing junior baseball, plays on a 1730 Logan street, now on Guam; RANGER COACH LARRY VARNEL is not the only sports diamond with bases 75 feet apart, vs. Annunciation, Cathedral vs. St. St. Louis’, Englewood, St. John’s and Jack Riordan, 1175 Fillmore figure who has a radio program for a sideline. Baseball players es included John Brown, Georgetown, and uses a 5'5-foot pitching lane. James’, and Sacred Heart vs. As vs. St. Vincent de Paul’s, St. Jos street. pecially seem to have a fondness for the ether waves in their off time. and Bob Schmidt, St. Louis U., Any size bat may be used. sumption, Welby. eph’s vs. Christ the King. Week of April 15, St. Joseph’s Johnny Pesky of the Boston Red Sox has a winter radio show and Peoria Caterpillars; Jim Grift, Games are scheduled by the Week of April 29, St. Cajetan’s intends to make a career out of it when he hangs up his spikes. Dayton U., and Jim Kartholl, Xa week and should be played some vs. Cathedral team. Annunciation vs. Presentation, St. Francis’ vs. Fo rm e r Denverite Jackie Robinson dropped his ABC network program but still has a vier U., Dayton Air-Gems; Wally day in the designated week on a vs. Sacred Heart, Loyola team vs. St. Philomena’s, St. John’s vs. St. local broadcast in New York. Gran Hammer of the Philadelphia Joers, Marquette, Allen-Bradley; regulation field agreed upon by the St. James’, Blessed Sacrament Louis’ St. Vincent de Paul’s vs. Christ the King. Whiz Kids is another who picks up some extra change with a micro Frank Walter and Bill Gillingham competing teams. Umpires are to team vs. Assumption, Welby. Week of April 22, St. Louis’ vs. On All-American phone. of Gonzaga U., Spokane, Levitch be agreed on by the opposing Week of May 6, Sacred Heart teams. vs. St. Cajetan’s, • Cathedral vs. St. Philomena’s, St. Francis’ vs. Jewelers; Francis Miller, Creigh Presentation, St. Vincent de Paul’s ton, Sioux City Jamcos; Bob Fisher Results of each game should be Annunciation, Blessed Sacrament vs. St. Josepfi’^s, and St. John’s vs. Women's Cage Five and Bryce Heffley, Regis, Denver reported to Father Moynihan and vs. St. James’, Loyola vs. Assump Fpr fall informatioii coatMt 7*«r Traffic Claims 22 in Month Christ the King. VETERANS ADMINISTRATIDN ( Chevrolets; and Ardnt and Dono to the Register by the director of tion, Welby. Peggy Ryan, a former member the winning team as soon as Week of May 13, St. James’ vs. Week of April 29, St. Francis’ of St. Dominic’s parish and stu State Patrol Chief Gilbert Car four other accidents. Six different van, Loyola U., Los Angeles, Fib vs. St. Vincent de Paul’s, Presen rel summarized the traffic fatal drivers proved all over again that ber McGee & Molly. possible. St. Cajetan’s, Blessed Sacrament dent at Loretto Heights college, Boys* & Girls’ vs. Sacred Heart, Loyola vs. Ca tation vs. St. John’s, St. Louis’ vs. was selected as a forward on the ity picture in Colorado for the two solids cannot occupy the same St. Joseph’s, St. Philomena’s vs. month of January. The score of space at the same time: They met thedral, Annunciation vs. Assump All-American Women’s team at the tion, Welby. Christ the King. AAU women’s basketball tourna BICYCLES 22 lives lost is the same as for at intersections. Running a stop Some Eligible Vets Named Week of May 6, St. John’s vs. ment in Dallas, Tex., on March 23. January, 1950. sign, failure to yield the right of North Division St. Francis’, St. Vincent de Paul’s Miss Ryan, who is employed by the Columbia...... 38®*^ In almost every one of these way, and speeding caused three Week of April 8, Holy Rosary vs. Presentation, St. Philomena’s First National Bank of Georgia, 00 fatal accidents there was one or more deaths. Exempt From Credit Curbs St.^ Catherine’s, St.‘ CTara’sCTivs. vs. vs. St. Joseph’s, St. Louis’ vj. Reconditioned...... 15 more violations of traffic regu Six teen-age drivers were in was a member of the Atlanta BP Any eligible vet^an who, prior These require a down payment of St. Vincent’s home. Holy Family Christ the King. (Ga.) Blues in the tournament Terms If Desired lations. As usual, speeding and volved in fatal accidents, most of to Oct. 12, 1950, had acquired a at least five per cent of co-nstruc- vs. Mt. Carmel, St. Dominic’s Week of Mky 13, St. Joseph’s driving too fast were the conditions them caused by speeding viola held in Dallas. The All-American Bike Accessories building lot with the intention of tion cost, including value of the —bye. vs. St. Francis’, St. Philomena’s vs. squad will tour Ecuador, Peru, that predominated. These two vio tions. One driver, aged 14, lost lot. Cost to the veteran in acquir Week of April 15, St. Dominic’s St. John’s, St. Louis’ ws. St. Vin lations alone accounted for 11 fatal building his home on it may be Chile, Paraguay, Argentina, and control, skidded 339 feet, and exempted from the credit restric ing the lot may be considered part vs. Holy Rosary, Holy Family vs. cent de Paul’s, Presentation vs. A . L. accidents. overturned twice. The result was Brazil. They will leave on the tour tions imposed on that date for GI of the down payment. In addition, St. Vincent’s home, St. Catherine’s Christ the King. Two drivers died in grade-cross one passenger, aged 15, killed, and from Houston, Tex., about May 1. loan purposes, the Veterans’ Ad any recognized construction-cost vs. St. Clara’s, Mt. Carmel—byq. Week of May 20, St. Joseph’s vs. GLODT ing accidents. They ignored the four others, aged 13 to 15, hos Phyllis Lockwood of the Denver ministration has announced. increases above the July 1, 1950, Week of April 22, St. Vincent’s St: John’s, St. Vincent de Paul’s Viner Chevrolet team was also se 253 Broadway SPruce 6438 fla.shing red signals. Another pitalized. levels must be paid in cash. The home vs. St. Catherine’s, St. Clara’s vs. St. Philomena’s, Presentation young driver went to sleep and In such cases the veteran must lected on the squad. Two little girls, aged seven meet all of the following three exemption remains effective until vs. Holy Rosary, Mt. Carmel vs vs. St. Louis’, St. Francis’ vs. met a truck head on. His passen months and three years, respec conditions: 1. The lot must have April 18, 1951. St. Dominic’s, Holy Family—bye. Christ the King. ger died instantly. A heavy foot tively, died in different traffic been acquired, or a purchase con on the throttle and ice on the high mishaps. Those two accidents tract executed, prior to Oct. 12, way formed a fatal combination in could have been avoided, too. FOR THE IN SERVICE 1950. .2. There must be evidence that, as of the above date, he ac Multipurpose Food Godsend to Starving New Modern Auto Polish tually intended to build the home. Plastic Glass! Win Traditional Game Hiring of an architect to draft By E i l e e n O’Connor established welfare agencies and In 1948 the NCWC War Relief Cleani - Polizhei - Weatherproofs Your Car plans, negotiations with a con the government hesitated to intro Services began large purchases of Father George Carroll of Seoul, food for reconstruction and re The QuickT" Modern Way. No Rubbing 1 tractor to build, and similar evi duce an unknown product, Clinton, INQUIRIES INVITED Korea, reporting to the nonprofit Borsook, and Associates in Los habilitation work in China, Korea, dence are acceptable. 3. He must Meals for Millions foundation of Use Our Indoor Shoppers Parking certify that imposition of the re Angeles decided to set up a non Okinawa, and Japan. Some 53,000 Los Angeles on his experience with 12 Min. to 12 Hours strictions would work a hardship profit foundation devoted exclu pounds were allotted to Father the amazing “ three-cent meal” upon him. sively to the relief and prevention Carroll’s work in Korea. called MPF, as it was utilized by Such loans, however, remain of starvation. It started on a shoe Hundreds of relief parcels were DENVER GARAGE the NCWC War Relief Services in string, found a manufacturer will subject to the milder credit curbs sent to Austria through the Trapp 1437 California CHerry 1601 placed in effect July 19, 1950. Korea, declared: ing to share the risk, and set out “ MPF has been a life-saver for Family Austrian Relief. Many ad JIM BUTLER (St. Joseph’s Parish) ROY BUTLER to tell the American public that ditional small overseas parcels many poor and destitute persons the “ three-cent meal” was availa here in Korea. I have used it in were sent via parcel post by in Idaho Springs Unit ble. One of the first “ adventures in dividuals. orphanages, old folks’ homes, ref faith” of the foundation was to SAVE TIME . . . TROUBLE . . . NEEDLESS EXPENSE! Currently the foundation is ugee camps,, on boats carrying make an offer of half-a-million rushing food' to religious and gov Conducts Meeting refugees from North China and meals of MPF, which filled one en Manchuria. Last year on the Island tire box car of the Friendship ernmental agencies in India and DINE WITH US! Idaho Springs.— (S t Paul’s Par of Cheju, where the Communists Train. Simultaneously it broad Kashmir, where famine conditions ish)— A group of women parish' caused a lot of trouble, 90,000 peo cast an appeal to Americans for grow more critical daily. ioners met March 15 in the ple were rendered homeless, and contributions to feed a hungry un MPF is the first of the new home of Mrs. Justin Gargan. Mrs it was among these people that seen guest for each three cents foods, of which science can produce SWISS STEAK the multipurpose food .was used to Fred Leach presided. Plans were contributed. The response paid for many. It represents thinking of great advantage. They had been COMPLETEZ SIX COURSECOURS DINNER completed by the committee for the Friendship Train shipment food in terms of nutrition and the eating rotting sweet potatoes and the St. Patrick food and fancy- with enough left over to send a corollary that “ plenty of food does millet and you can imagine what •ST. PHILOMENA’S PALOMINOS, pictured above work sale. After the business truckload of 50,000 meals for Na not mean plenty of nutrition.” a blessing the multipurpose food vajo Indian relief. “ As long as we think of food with their coach, Frank Palmieri, wound up their 1951 meeting the women enjoyed a hu proved to be. I am out of MPF 1 2 0 basketball season by defeating their traditional rival, St. John’s, by morous Irish reading, “ Mrs. Alert Catholic agencies were in terms of bushels of wheat, at present, but I have an order in pounds of meat, there will never be a score of 22-17. From the left, they are Coach Palmieri, Louis Nelan, Opaque and the Woman’s Club,” now that I hope will be filled among the first to realize the - ad This Special Price Far a Regular Golden Lantern Frank Zook, Tom Pepin, Andy Dickson, and Ray Pease. by Mrs. Ella Blachly. vantages of a food, two ounces of enough to go around,” says Bor Dinner Is Good Now Through Sunday, April 1st Only! real soon. God bless you.” sook. “ When we begin thinking in Those present were Father Without waiting for the order. which provided the approximate Francis Potempa and mother, Mrs. amount of nutrients — protein, terms of proteins, minerals, calor INCLUDES YOUR CHOICE OF: Complete Linen Servic* Meals for Millions immediately PE. 0905 Potempa; Mrs. Elizabeth Mackey, dispatched a 1,500-pound gift of minerals, and vitamins found in ies, and vitamins, there are avail Mrs. Dempster, Mrs. Fred Leach, “ meal” that consists of one- able in abundance.” They can be 9 Distinctive Appetizers— 3 Tasty Salads SP. 9700 MPF to Father Carroll. 6 Delicious Fresh Vegetables, Plus Potatoes Mrs. Tully Nelson, and Mrs. An Then Seoul fell, (now back in fourth pound of beef, a glass of combined, made palatable, and derson of Empire; and Mrs. D. J, milk, a small potato, and a dish used as an ingredient in foods 11 Wonderful, Refreshing Beverages U.N. hands) and the shipment 20 Different Desserts Donnelly, Mrs. James Florine and of MPF ivas diverted to Japan of green peas. which lack essential nutrients. * Hot Rolls and’ Butter Served With Each Meal daughter, Barbara; Mrs. Helen for reshipment to Korea when In 1947, Marielli and Rita Ben- An old Irish proverb says: “ The Witherspoon, Mrs. Margaret conditions permit. This is only iger, codirectors of the Pope’s Chil best part of every meal is the SERVED ALL DAY— EVERY DAY— 11:30 A.M. to 8 P.M. Restaurant Smythe^ Miss Laura Woodward, one instance of the use of Multi- dren’s War Relief, accepted a foun first part.” That is when we bow Mrs. Anna Woodward, Miss Agnes dation donation of 1,800 pounds of our heads in gratitude for God’s 1578 S. Broadway Purpose Food by Catholic charities Phone KEystone 1204 for Reservations Frederick, Mrs. Rose Atcheson, and institutions over the world. MPF for their work with children abundance. MPF enables millions, I Recommended by A.A.A. Mrs. Albert Heller, Mrs. Justin Meals for Millions foundation in displaced persons’ camps in now unfed, to partake of that Sargam, Mrs. Ella Blachly, and PARKING GARAGE NEXT DOOR . Gourmet— A.M., H.A. was established 1n 1946 soon after Austria. This was followed by la abundance, to ask for that which Mrs. Ella Cutter. ^ Again and Again world-wide publicity announced ter donations which proved so Christian service can now make The sale was a success, all pro the development of the new food by useful that,-on their return from available. It enables us to apply Making History in Denver! ceeds going to the mounting build Dr. Henry Borsook, Professor of Europe, the Lot Angeles Tidings the old Russian proverb that ing fund. Biochemistry at the California In launched a campaign for funds said: “ Pray to God, but row for Vhe stitute of Technology. It was de to provide them with an additional shore;” a proverb forgotten by Whole Live Maine FISHERMEN veloped at the request of a Los half-million meals of MPF. More the Communists who exploit hun Angeles restaurateur, Clifford E than $17,000 was subscribed during ger and misery. MPF provides a Golden I ILantem FELT SOLES LOBSTER Clinton, who, with the Southern the time the six weekly articles new weapon in the Christian ar Vulcanized appieared. Of the 60,000 pounds senal of faith, hope, and love. Restaurant KE. 1204 (Includat Hot Breads and Potatoet) California Dehydrators’ associa 1265 Bdwy. Near 13th Are. tion, financed the research to sent to Europcj 6,000 pounds went Offices of the Meals for Mil ROY SYSTEM, INC. • THIS SPECIAL PRICE ALSO GOOD AT OUR NEW COFFEE SHOP, PE. 0905 “ Come as You Are>^ SP. 9700 which Dr. Borsook donated his to Italy, consigned to the Vatican, lions foundation are located at 94 SOUTH BROADWAY. OPEN DAILY'EXCEPT SUNDAY, SHOE REPAIB where it was distributed under the 648 S. Broadway, Los Angeles 14, Don Pearson at the Piano and Solo-Vox Broadway at Irrinftan 8P . 41 U services. a :00 A.M. TO 8 PJS. When commercial interests an< supervision of Cardinal Caneli. Calif. i a iJ l|| Thursdoy, March 29, 1951 Office, 938 Bannock Street. THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE FIVE Westwood Credit Union Grows Note Camp Fire Anniversary No. 1 100-Per-Cent Membership Sought (St. Anthony's Parish, Westwood) The St. Anthony credit union just completed its first year of service with 151 mem bers joining out of a potential membership o f 300. The board of directors has raised its sights and set the membership goal for 1951 at "300 members or bust!” This is high considering the newness The Mother Cabrini circle will Donnell, •with Lee and Betty SPECIAL of the credit union, but the fine sponsor a card party in the par Richard as proxies for Robert co-operation received in 1950 ish hall Friday evening, April Richter and Dorothy McDonnell $ tio proves that it is possible. 6, at 8 o’clock. Tickets are 50 as sponsors; Eugene Richter, son cents and will be sold after the of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Richter, Many boys and girls are mem Masses on Sunday, April 1. with John and Leondr Richter as bers and they have accounts they Fruit & Shade Trees sponsors; and Oliver Roy Francis $ 1 .5 0 up are proud to own. This teaches Infants recently baptized are Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Guy the children thrift at a young Cheryl Denise McDonnell, daugh M. Smith, with Leonor Smith and Evergreens $5.00 up age, something parents cannot ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mc Lena Archuleta as sponsors. « Grass Seed 85^ lb. overlook. In some instances every member of the family is a mem Fertilizers ber. Barnyard . . . Peat Moat There is plenty of rivalry with Neumann-Kennedy Rite the other parish credit unions Vigoro . . . Loma in Denver, and St. Anthony’s has Milorganite . . . Pax made a fine impression in the first Varmiculite year’s showing. The following Held at Blessed Sacrament figures are proof; So. Denver Evergreen Nursery "Two and five-tenthi per cent (Blessed Sacrament Parish, Thursday to spend the Easter dividend! paid on iavingt in Denver) holidays with Mr. and Mrs, Joseph MRS. 0 . 8. FOLKNER, PROP. 1950; 151 parishioner! joined In an informal ceremony on Bonomo. Mrs. Maroney and Mrs. 1534 So. Broadway SP. 2350 & SP. 7768 the credit unjpn and have sav Ea.ster Sunday afternoon at 4 Bonomo are sisters. ing! accounts; 59 loans were o’clock, marriage vows were ex Catechism Class made; and 'over $17,500 was changed by Lois Jeanne Kennedy received and disbursed in one and Robert H. Neumann in the To Resume year.” Blessed Sacrament church before The catechism class for public Every parishioner at St. An the Rev. William J. Mulcahy. school children, conducted by the thony’s is urged to join the credit The bride, who is the daughter sisters, will be resumed on Sun ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S PARISH day, April 1, at 10 a.m. in the union now. Members are re of Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Robbins, Patroniae These Friendly Firms quired to have at least $5 (one wore a mauve suit with pink ac school. These classes are in pre share) in savings before they be cessories and a pink orchid. She paration for First Holy Com munion and some of the children THE JOLLY BLUEBIRDS, Junior ver. The baskets were given to 75 girls between the come eligible for a loan. Loans was attended by Sally St. John, ages of 2 and 7. Left to right above, in the front can be made for any provident who was attired in a lilac suit with are being instructed for reception Camp Fire organization of St. Louis’ school of the sacrament of Confirmation, in Englewood, under the guidance of its leader and row, are Janet Ellerman, Alma Bratrosvsky, Carol C o p p s L fL J T s d J tliL and productive purpose. lilac accessories and a corsage of Brown, Sharon Aymami, Lorraine Lidke, Mrs. Don LEN’S Pharmacy There is always an officer of yellow carnations. which will be conferred by Arch coleader, Mrs. Donald Aymami and Mrs. Raymond ald Aymami, and Elizabeth Collins; and back row, L. 0. FEHK, Prop. the credit union stationed in the bishop Urban J. Vehr some time Collins, fulfilled its part in Camp Fire’s birthday The bridegroom’s best man was Janice Ellerman, Helen Aymami, and Mary Ann Mambar St. Vincent da P tn l’a Pariah CoiisiSL SJfWpL vestibule of the church after the in May. project, “ Everybody Counts,” by making Easter his brother, Michael Neumann of Altmix.— (Photo by Smyth) Have Your Doctor Phone Complete Luncheons 60e Masses on Sunday. He will gladly Mrs. James F. Hanlon went to baskets for the Queen of Heaven orphanage in Den Lockport, Mich. The ushers in Ut Your Preacription help prospective members. Albuquerque, N. Mex., to spend Special Low Price! on cluded Frank Darnell, Edward J- + + + + + 2707 E. Louisiana RA. 3739 School Lunchea 0 Anyone interested should call Neumann, and Harry H. Neumann. the Easter holidays with her A t Looialtna and Sooth Claytan 2620 E. Louiaiana at Clayton is Pat or Margaret Hallahan (treas Immediately following the wed daughter. Sister Ann Martin (Sis Given by Fr. John A. Aylward s) urer and assistant treasurer) at ding, a reception was held in the ter of Charity), who teaches at St. Church Receives Mary’s in that city. y* Westwood 708-J, or call at the home of the bride’s parents. credit union office, 3356 W. Da Both young persons attended Eighth Child New Instruction Classes kota, on Tuesday or Thursday eve Colorado A. & M. college. Mrs. Garrett Quinlan nings from 7 to 9 o’clock. For Edward Currans Hawes Food Store Neumann is a member of the Procession Cross (St. Vincent da Panl’a Pariah) Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Curran Society Communion April 1 Kapph Alpha Theta sorority. They (Pauline Maguire), announce the Set in Englewood Parish Invites Your Patronage Booker Haw«— Gayl# Hawes The Altar and Rosary society will,make their home in Alaska birth of their eighth child, a boy, An IGA Store members will receive Communion and will spend two weeks in University Park Saturday, March 24, in St. Jo From Parishioner Quality Meats — in the 8 o’clock Mass Sunday, Anchorage, Alaska, before being seph’s hospital. (St. Loui!’ Pari!h, Englewooil) (Holy Roaary Parish, Denver) Pharm acy April 1. The monthly meeting assigned to station. The bride William H. Lamberth, a patient Father John A. Aylward will conduct a new series of Groceries groom, who is the son' of Mr. and A new processional cross has 2343 E. Evana RA. 4781 will be held at the parish hall in St. Joseph’s hospital, is improv instructions for adults interested in the Church, beginning Fresh & Frozen Fruits 1 Wednesday, April 4. The first Mrs. E. G. Neumann of this been donated to the church by one and ing. Wednesday evening, April 4, at 7 :30 o’clock. The instruc and Vegetables reading of the revised bylaws will parish, is employed by the Federal Mr. and Mrs. Jack McLaughlin of the parishioners. be made and all members are Bureau of Land Management. tions are given in the recreation center. Catholics and non- The children’s choir, under the Wesley Pharmacy Louisiana and Oayton entertained the Curran family 2390 So. Downing PE. 9638 asked to be present to cast their Next Sunday members of the and Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Maguire Catholics are invited to attend. direction of Sister Magdalen, and SP. .5717 „ vote. Hostesses for the meeting Altar and Rosary society and Members of the Altar society will the adult choir, under the direc DellTery at breakfast on Easter Sunday Prescriptions — Drugs Open 7 to 7 Week Deya will be Mrs. Stan Renaud and Mrs. the PTA will receive corporate receive Communion in the 8 o’clock tion of James Tracy, sang for the and at an Easter egg hunt for the Estate of $75,000 Goes Cloaed Sunday! Leo Schuster. Communion in the 8 o’clock children. Mass Sunday, April 1. Mrs. Clem Easter services. The altars were School Supplies The Holy Name society will Mass. Miss Helen Baker will entertain Hettinger will address the members To Widow of John Gibson decorated by the sisters. hold its monthly games party .Mr. and Mrs. J. 'W. Maroney the Blessed Sacrament circle of at a meeting to be held Monday, The parish PTA will meet in the The $75,000 personal estate of in the parish hall April 4 at 8 and' their two sons, of Chicago, the Archbishop’s guild in her home April 2, at 1:30 p.m. in the home school hall Thursday evening, John T. Gibson, 65, who died p.m. 111., arrived in Denver on Holy on Thursday evening, April 19. of Mrs. Harry Sheetz. Mrs. S. March 29, at 8 o’clock. March 15, will go to his widow, Washington Park Mkt. The firms listed here de The perpetual novena in honor Jones will assist as hostess. The Children of Mary sodalists Mrs. Pearl E. Gibson, of 1436 E. will receive Communion in the 8 of the Most Sacred Heart is held Square dancing is held on Mon Red & White Food Store serve to be rem em bered Eighth avenue,’ Denver, o’clock Mass Sunday, April 1. every Friday night at 7 ;45. day evenings at 6 o’clock for the BILL HUGHES, Prop. when you are distributing teen-agers and at 8 p.m. for adults. The Cub Scouts presented a pro Complete Food Service your patronage in the dif gram at their pack meeting March ferent lines of business. 27. The den mothers and officers S t Vincent's Altar Society .598 South Gilpin April 14 Is Date had an active part in the arrange "It’a Smart to Be Thrifty” ments for the meeting. A large numbdr of parents attended. An Will Hear Talk on Shrines For Card Social other den mother is needed at the present time. Anyone wishing to (St. Vincent do Paul'a Pariah, Mrs. Bernard Mahoney enter OI\l^lE BRAE volunteer is asked to leave word Denver) tained St. Vincent de Paul’s circle at the rectory. The monthly meeting of the Al of the Altar and Rosary society In Wheatridge The Boosters’ club thanks the tar and Rosary society will be held in her home at a bridge luncheon B Shopping Center parishioners for their support of a in the school hall on Monday, April on Tuesday, March 27. (Sts. Peter and Paul’s Parish, successful St. Patrick’s party. The 2. There will be recitation of the HNS Meeting April 4 Wheatridge) club is sponsoring a new series of Rosary at 1:30 p.m. and the meet The Holy Name society will meet The Altar and Rosary society games parties in the recreation ing will follow immediately after* Wednesday evening, April 4, in will sponsor the first post-Lenten center Friday evenings at 8:30 ward. The guest speaker will Bonnie Brae o’clock. the school hall. All the men of the Murphy's card party Saturday, April 14, in the Rev. 'William Gallagher of parish are invited. A dance team & the basement room of the rectory. Tuc!clay, April 3, the Fea!t of Holy Ghost parish, who will speak of Cub Scouts and their sisters, HABBWABE •if Meats There will be five special prizes, St. Jo!Cph will be obaerved with on “ Shrines of Mexico.” who have been trained by A1 Brinn, and refreshments will be served. a High Ma!! at 8 o’clock. There Mrs. Howard Nielsen will dis will entertain the men, and the Komac Colorizer Paints 723 So. Unlveraity RA. 1984 Table reservations may be made tribute the 1951 membership cards. will be no !chool on that day. act will start promptly at 8 o’clock Houaawarea • Toya • Sport Gooda Open Sundays with Mrs. Edith Merkle, GR. 4798, St, Joaeph ia the patron of the The Altar and Rosary society so that the children can get home Freah Fiah and Oyatera Dally or Mrs. Anne Maguire, GR. 2996. paator and the Siatera of St. Jo- will receive Communion in a body early. Refreshments will be served 2321 E. Expofition SP . 1848 The chairman for this event is aeph who teach in the achool. in the 8 o’clock Mass on April 1. after the meeting. Mrs. Louise Schror. Members of the Phi Kappa fra Additional workers on the altar All the men of the parish are in The Altar and Rosary society ternity will receive Communion in during Holy Week not mentioned vited to join the Holy Name men CONOCO PRODUCTS Preisser's Red & White held its monthly meeting March in last week’s parish news were in receiving Communion in a body the 9 o’clock Mass Sunday, April Lubrication, Car Washing, Batteries 21 with 36 members present. Mmes. A. W. Renk, L. Cavanaugh, in the 7 o’clock Mass on Sunday, 1. Members of the alumni chapter Recharged, Tire Vulcanizing Grocery and Market It was voted at the meeting to of Phi Kappa were guests of the C. Minor, Charles Rasuch, and Ed April 8. change the hours of the monthly Rt. Rev. Monsignor Joseph P. Hegge. 'The Altar society thanks The Pinochle club will meet this the parishioners for their .gener BONNIE BRAE FANCY MEATS, VEGETABLES, AND bake sale. It will be held from 9 O’Heron at a meeting in the rec Thursday, March 29, All members (3UALITY GROCERIES ous donations to the flower collec o’clock to 3:30 o’clock, inclusive. tory. and friends are invited to attend. CONOCO SERVICE Free Delivery SPruce 4447 Members have been asked to tion for Holy Thursday and Easter Infants baptized on Easter Sun The St Francis circle met in the 723 So. University RA. 1984 2381 E. Ohio Av*. (So. Dniv. and Ohio) save newspapers and magazines, day were Michael, Stephen Youngs, Sunday. home of Mrs. C. L. O’Byrne on v/hich can be taken to Ricci’s son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin E. March 13. Mrs. Lee Haney won f . J . SCARRY & COMPANY garage at 3850 Pierce. When suf Youngs, with Leo Leonard and honors at bridge on Tuesday, ficient poundage is accumulated, Clare Leonard as sponsors; Ken Special Services March 27. Mrs. Frank Beckord Bonnie Brae The firms listed here de — SUPER SPEED-O-LITE ~ they will be sold and the proceeds neth Phillip McCune, son of Mr. was hostess. Mrs. Leo McGrath Drii^ Co. serve to be rem em bered turned over to the Altar and and Mrs. Kenneth P. McCune, with had high score. The next meeting ho Alfred C. Andtrson, Ovner-Manacer ZIP-A-SHINE KEM-O-SOL Rosary treasury. Harold Martin and Helen Stratton Prepare for will be held in the home of Mrs. when you are distributing ha Have your Doctor phone us Two pairs of pillowcases, which as sponsors; Linda Lorraine Kers- Charles Harrison April 10. your patronage in the dif 19 were previously distributed for An after-Easter party was held your Prescriptions th( AMERICA'S LEADING tiens, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Beera, Wines, Etc. embroidery and edging, were August Kerstiens, with Edward Holy Year Visits in the home of Mrs. Charles E. ferent lines of business. wa turned over to the bake sale com Montague, 980 Claytonway, who 763 So. University RA. 2874 d€' MANUFACTURERS Tasset, Jr., and Rita M. Tasset as mittee. They will be offered for Welby.— (Assumption Parish)— was hostess to the members of the wi? sponsors; and Penny Marie Col A COMPLETE LINE OF MAINTENANCE sale at the next bake sale. It was lins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Special services in preparation for St. Michael the Archangel circle. spi decided to ask $4.75 a pair for the Holy Year pilgrimage will nu 1620 MARKET ST. DENVER 2, COLO, Lloyd Collins, with Phillip Tiernan these hand-worked articles. and Dorothy James as sponsors. start on Thursday and Friday eve Mrs. Sophia Hobarth has Ceremonies of Baptism were sup ning at 7:30 p.m. with prayers, NOIJTH GAILORD frc donated a set of seven tea towels, sermon, and Benediction. The Rev. St. Joseph's PTA chi plied for Michael Patrick James, whicn are hand-embroidered and son of Mr. and Mrs. 'William James, John Kruger, S.J., will give the Wi hemmed. These will be offered at sermon. thi with Vernon Markovetz and Kath To Elect Officers opping District the coming bake sale also. ryn Markovetz as sponsors. On Sunday afternoon the pil an The monthly bake sale will be (St, Joaeph’a Redemptoriat Pariah, lar CATHEDRAL PARISH The recess periods during school grimage will start at the church, held Saturday, April 7, at the hours will be staggered for a few and the pilgrims will visit the Denver) blc Wheatridge Realty company. Mrs. These Friendly Firms Deserve Your Patronage weeks as an experiment. It is be churches designated by Arch The election of PTA officers adi Lucille Olson and Mrs. Rose will take place Tuesday, April 3. is I lieved that this will give the pupils bishop Urban J. Vehr. The pil Shoes for the Family Deitz are cochairmen. Anyone more of an opportunity to enjoy grimage will close ofi Sunday eve The meeting will be held in the S BOB’S IGA who has no way of getting baked church hall at 8:15, and a special Weatherbird Shoes for Childcen his Always featuring the unusual in themselves on the larger play ning with Benediction. All pa goods to the sale should call Mrs. ground on the Lincoln street site. program will be featured In honor X-ray Fitting Le. Flowers and Design. Cliffs Market rishioners are urged to take ad Una Rose Thompson, Lakewood The entire playground on Lincoln vantage of this opportunity to gain of the past presidents of the pie 908-J. league. This will consist of musical SUPER MARKET Sendel Shoe Store loj street will be black topped, so as these special indulgences. fio X lj, SioiuL ■ An Arabian tapestry has been selections rendered by the pupils Meats - Groceries • Vegetables 1023 So. Gaylord RA. 5087 inf Choice Meats to make it usable when the ground The “ Streamline” g a m e a donated by Mrs. Katherine Engler. would otherwise be muddy. 'The in of the grade and high schools. Better Quality for Lets the HARDESTY FLORAL CO. Fancy & Staple Groceries It will be displayed at the card partiea which were diacontinued The nominating committee has am stallation of volleyball courts will during Paaaion and Holy Weeka, KE. 5397 1225 Logan party. also give the girls an opportunity prepared its slate and it is pre wh 613 E. 13th Ave. KE. 8214 will be reaumed on Friday eve pared to present it at the meeting. Statue!, hand-carved in wood of organizing teams for this par ning after aervicea. and painted in oila, arrived from ticular sport. The election of officers will fol Piggly Wiggly iVo Down Payment On Saturday evening a talent low. GAYLORD Italy in time to bo inatalled in Devotions in honor of Our Lady show ■will be sponsored by the Motor Overhanling the church for , the Eaiter Body Fender Repaire of the Miraculous Medal are held Knights of Columbus in the school CLEANERS !ervice!. They include a cruci ^ Tailored Seat Coven every Friday evening at 7 :45 gym. F O R YOUR PICKUP A DELIVERY Motor Tone-np fix, and !tatue! of St*. • Peter o’clock. We Give “ S&H” Green Stamps PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED Uaed C a n ^ and Paul, the Ble!!ed Virgin, Boy Scout troop 170 of this FOR AND DELIVERED the Sacred Heart, and St. parish will take part in the circus PLUMBING NEEDS PE. 1350 . 1025 So. Gaylord Cathedral Motors on Friday evening, March 30, in Colfax at Downing Denver Jo!eph. JO E G A F FN E Y . Prop. Colo. Springs Tea to Aid the Denver Stockyard stadium. KEystone 3217 173S Locan KE. S038 After a successful debut at the Easter Mass, it is expected that The boys will be under the direc the choir will sing at the 11 o’clock Missionary Nuns' Work tion of the scoutmaster, Joseph Mass this Sunday. Pedotto; chairman, Don Macaulay; SPCOAusn n M&n M sm DOYLE’S Colorado Spring!.— Third in coleaders, Ernest Mastrangelo and Volunteers for the Saturday th« apring aeriaa of benafit book Romeo Rotello; and den mothers, Mil ys! MARY AMNE • P H A R M A C Y clean-up are Mrs. Annalee Cassel- ^ review teaa aponaored by tbe Mrs. Don Macauley, Mrs. Hazel man, Mrs. Margaret Wilhelm, Ed bAKEWES Ths Particnlar Dragfist Colorado Spring! deanery, Coun Croetean, and Mrs. Hipp. Klocker, and David Brackle. lioctm 4 17lh AVE. AND GRANT cil of Catholic Women, will be SHOP: SP. 2309 ’ 0O1VQJ VtNvtK, Cats The PTA will meet Tueadey For ^ ^ * * * ^ ^ Quality held in the banquet room at tbe evening, April 3, at 7:30 p.m. RES; SP. 9122 CAKES KE. H 87 FREE DELIVERY St. Francia hoapital at 2 p.m, Former Denverite Heads The election of new officer! will Mada With Thuraday, April 19. Modern up to date Store ' be held. All member! are urged BRICKEY*& MOLLOT All Bottar Proceed! from the tea will go to attend. The peat preaidenta for Price Office in Chicago Shorttning to aid tbe Miaaionary Siatera of Frank Mollot, Owner FREE Delivery, You Come in fol Free Prompt Delivery were aelected at the laat meeting (Memb«r St. Vincent d« PtnlV. Our Lady of Victory in their Fra. IMHvery on SZ Ordar $61 • A former Denverite, Thomas V. aa the nominating committee. Parish) Pick Out Your Order. roc The Shirley Garage Hogan, has been named personnel new catechetical center, 9 W. David Rossi, son of Mr and Mrs. 1S24 8. Gaylord 25 Broadway 665 So. Pearl St. PEarl 7115 SPm ea 741S sec WINES . . . BEER OFFICUL AAA GARAGE officer for the Chicago regional Of Coatilla. The chairman of the George Rossi, underwent a ton 1093 So. Gaylord 60( PHONE TAROR H ll fice of Price Stabilization. tea ia Mra. Kevin G. McCarville. sillectomy on Thursday, March 22. CORDIALS Day and Night Storage Repairing Since June he had been the Chi <^Mr. and Mrs. Tony (Skee) Lau- $6( Waehing and Griaeing Gieoline and Oib Quality Repair Parts vat COMPLETE LINE cago representative of the Public Queen of Heaven Home rienti Jr., are the parents of a 1611-37 LINCOLN ST. Housing Administration. He pre girl born March 25 in St. Joseph’s Mobiloil - Pennzoil • Mobilgu 514 Given Flag by Veterans Expert Workmanship leaf viously served as a personnel of hospital, Denver. Overstoke's Pharmacy Lubrication ft Washing AHERN'S The firms listed here de The priests are visiting all the Tune Up - Clutch ft Brake i MART ficer for government agencies. The Queen of Heaven orphan • We Sell and Install 1000 So. Gaylord RA. 4401 Iwii; serve to be rem em bered He attended St. Francis’ school age, Derfver, received an American arishioners, taking a census and MEMBER OP ST. PHILOHENA’S Have Your Doctor Phone I ope in Denver. He is a brother of Mrs. flag from the American Legion Slessing the homes. So. Gaylord Service PARISH when you are distributing [con Monica Smith and Marcella M. auxiliary of Leyden-Chiles-Wick- The new purple veils that cov C R A N E Vs His Prescription •m] 333 East Colfax TA. 3304 your patronage in the dif Hogan of St. Catherine’s parish, ersham post. The flag was pre ered the statues during Passion- We Deliver Center and Garage and Mrs. James Donahue of the sented on behalf of the auxiliary tide were donated by the Altar PLUMBING EQUtPMtNT ferent lines of business. Cathedral parish. by Mrs. Mary Hartman. and Rosary aoeiety. , Wa Give Green Stamps 1001 So. Gaylord SP. 6443 s a u PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone4205 Thursday, Morch 29, 19ST Apr. 1 0pening Date Engaged By Archbishop’s Guild To Play at Spring Frolic Final Meeting for Party Of Symphony Drive Vestments> Donated The annual membership cam O f Nurses' Council Slated paign of the Denver Symphony society will open with a big “ kick To All Saints^ Parish (Archdiocetan Council of Catholic Paul’* church on April 11 prior ' off” event in the form of a con (Archbishop’s Guild, Denver) Nuraes, Denver Chapter) to a Nuptial Mats at 9 o’clock. cert and tea Sunday afternoon, The Archbishop’s guild, through members of the St. The final meeting of the games Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brech- April 1, at 4 o’clock in the Denver committee will be held in the home man have moved to their new University Student Union build Frances Cabrini circle and St. Joseph’s circle, has recently of Lauretta Dwyer, 1234 Wash home at 3401 Neilson lane in Wel- ing. More than 800 workers and completed sets of red and white vestments, which were ington, on Saturday, March 31, at shire Hills. their families are invited to the presented, along with a replated 7:30 p.m. Plans are nearing com Mary Elizabeth Arno, oldest tea. set of candle-holders, to the Rev. pletion for the games party that daughter of Mrs. Monica Arno, John E. Gorsuch, general cam Edward Leyden for use in All will be held in Oscar Malo hall, paign chairman, will act as master Annual Silver Ten will receive First Holy Communion Saints’ church. 1845 Logan, on April 6 at 8 p.m. on May 6. of ceremonies for the program. The proceeds of the' spring fash The public is invited to attend. The head of the business and ion show, to be held Wednesday Aids Baby Annex Misses Teresa Kiely, Margaret The firms listed here deserve to professional division is John E. evening. May 2, in the Silver Glade be remembered when you arc dis« Streltzer, who has as his cochair At a recent meeting of the Brown, and Jessica Ryles spent tributinf your patronage to the dif* of the (Cosmopolitan hotel, will be Easter out of town visiting fereitt lines of business. men Mrs. J. Ramsay Harris and Junior council of the Junior used to further the guild’s mission friends. Paul Murray. Catholic Daughters of America, s ' projects throughout the arch Mrs. William Kelty was chosen Larry Morahan, brother of Mr. Streltzer is in charge of one diocese; DENCO REALTY CO. of the most unusual features of chairman of the silver tea and Florence Morahan, was operated the campaign. Downtown Sym Fatima Saturday Luncheon shower sponsored annually for the on at Mercy hospital March 21. 521 Majestic Bldg. phony day, Wednesday, April 4, in Member, of the guild are St. Joseph baby annex. Mrs. Grant, mother of Mrs. Mar AC. 0022 which the workers of this division The tea will he held Sunday, garet Cart, underwent surgery at At a family dinner in her urged to attend the celebration April 15, from 2 to 5 p.m. in the LIST YOUR HOME OR will endeavor to raise their quota of the firit anniver.ary of the a local hospital March 23. The con by spending just one day canvas home, Mrs. Peter D. Haley Catherine Mullen Memorial home, dition of Mrs. Grant is improving. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY announced the engagement of her Fatima Luncheon club Satur 1895 Franklin street, Denver. WITH US. sing downtown offices. Mrs. Velma Moore, who suf daughter, Margaret Mary Haley day, March 31, at 12:45 p.m., Since this is the only benefit given in the Mural room of the Albany fered a severe burn of the right Bring yoar health troobles to (above), to Robert G. Guenther, for the baby annex by any group, leg, is convalescing at home. WESTERKAMP'S son of Mrs. Arthur G. Guenther. hotel. The Rev. Berard Gibiin, every effort is being made to Miss Haley attended Loretto O.F.M., will .peak on the Third make the affair a success. Every Among those attending the Re DR. LEO S. ETTENBURG KE. 9435 5106 Wash. Heights college and was graduated Order of St. Franci.. one interested in the welfare of gis extension course are Teresa Chiropractor from the University of Denver. BIe..ed Martin’. Circle the infants is invited to attend. Kiely, Patricia Gower, Helen Ma EVERYTHING A GOOD GROCERY honey, and Helen Pritchard. 4345 W. 41 it Ave. SHOULD HAVE She is a member of Kappa Delta Mrs. Dorothy Coffey is recover Our Lady of Fatima troop met (4Ist & Tennrion) BEST FOODS AT LOWEST PRICES sorority, Zeta Phi Eta, and Alpha ing from an operation in a local March 9 for a business meeting Birthdays of members that oc - WE DELIVER - Eta Rho. hospital. Mrs. Ruth Schumake re and made arrangements for its curred in Holy Week are Mrs. Telephone - Glendale 2558 part in the program to be given at Mr. Guenther is a graduate of turned recently from a visit in Monica Arno’s on Holy Saturday Regis college and the University El Paso, Tex. the tea. A picnic was planned for EYES EXAMINED and Mrs. Josephine Hayes’ on of Colorado. He is a construction St. Thoma. More’. Circle March 26 at City park as a joint Clattet Prescribed engineer. social with Troop St. Marie Goretti. Easter Sunday. Mrs. Patricia If Needed Miss Jessie Pasquale was a The wedding date has been set Jeanie Williams was welcomed as Gower celebrated her birthday on for Saturday, May 5, at 9 o’clock guest and instructed the members a new member of St. Marie Go- Dr. M. L. Perito on the sewing of linens when the St. Patrick’s day. in Blessed Sacrament church, retti’s troop at a recent business OPTOMETRIST The marriage of Miit Virginia Denver. monthly meeting was held March meeting in the home of Elaine 610 Mining Exchange 20 in the home of Mrs. Helen Saul. Frankenberg to John A. Glenn Bldg. Peterson. Joan Sperro of St. Frances will take place in St. Vincent de TA. 2682 Fr. O'Brien to Give Talk Stella Mari. Circle Cabrini’s troop has recovered from o' The evening of April 6 is the a siege of measles. is To Queen's Daughters date set fpr the members of the St. Therese’s troop enjoyed a s ) ■Helps appetites grow The Queen’s Daughters will circle to meet in the home of Miss theater party March 24. THE NATIONALLY AND LOCALLY prominent y< meet Sunday, April 1, at 3 p.m. in Angekx^isenman, 1360 Niagara. band of Teeny Eckhardt, along with her talented enter the home of Mrs. Mary Morgan, ^Ie..ed Sacrament Circle tainers, will be the feature attraction at the C. D. of A. “ Spring 3053 W. 26th avenue, Denver. „ helps growing A Subscription dinner preceded Press Club Slates Frolic” to be held April 7 at 8:30 p.m. in St. Joseph’s hall. Sixth and Assistant hostesses will be Galapago streets, Denver. These outstanding teen-agers recently per Mrs. Emma Sawyer, Mrs. Pearl the Easter Monday ball for Messrs, and Mmes. John Connell, formed on television in Hollywood, Calif. The trio (left to right, above), appefifes!. Quinn, Miss Calar Courtney, and Musicole April 5 Teeny,- Jo Ann, and Shirley Eckhardt, sings with the band. Marie Kreiner. John Leonard, Leonard Larson, J. M. Conway, J, McCabe, Robert A special business meeting of all committees working in connec The Rev. Peter O’Brien, O.P., The annual spring musicale and tion with the dance and card party has been called by the chairman, will be the guest speaker. Miles, Peter Schoendaller, Edward banquet will be held by the Colo O’Connor, Alfred Means, Henry Mrs. Justine Hideman, for Thursday evening, March 29, at 7:30 rado Catholic Women’s Press club o’clock in the C. D. of A. clubhouse, 1772 Grant street. 1 Nadorff, and Leonard Leonard. Thursday, April 5, in the Olin SAVE Vs ON YOUR The affair was held at the Na hotel. Dinner will be served at varre. 6:30. Mrs. Mary West Owen, presi ti William Lamberth is a patient dent, is in charge. Orphanage Aid Society Plans MEAT BILL in St. Joseph’s hospital. R The musical program, arranged American fieautij Circle c« Complete Processing Service St. Gerard’. by Miss Mabel Buechner, music MACARONI PRODUCTS chairman, will feature Mrs. James Spring Luncheon on May 15 «i; for Lockers and Home Mr. and Mrs. Paul MeSheehy o’ Freezers. announce the birth of a girl born Bruce and Ted Huffman, vocal A large group of members of the Queen of Heaven Aid society cl March 25 in a local hospital. ists; Mrs. Ruth Parisoe, pianist; attended the meeting at the orphanage in Denver March 21. Plans We Sell Armour’s Best Meats Our Lady of Fatima Circle and Mrs. Lucille Mathis, accom are being completed for the annual spring card party and luncheon in Quarters or Halves. panist. VOSS BROS. Miss Mary Louise Hood was to be held at the orphanage Tuesday, May 15, with Mrs. G. J. Li Reservations, which are open to O’Byrne as general chairman. honored by members of the circle guests, may be made with Mrs. BAKERIES King’s Frigid Food Bank and friends on March 20 at a pre Mrs. Leonard Tangney, director of St. John’s choir, entertained Margaret Reilly at TA. 6733 after h( 3 Stores to Serve You (Mr. and Mrs. A. A. King nuptial party, at which time a the group with several vocal selections. Miss Sue Hally reported of Cathedral Parish) 5 p.m. and at KE. 1662 during fi huge spiritual bouquet was among on the deanery meeting of March 20. the day. Cl 2041 S. UniTcriItT PE. 1533 the gifts presented to the bride- Mrs. Laura Spano of 5250 Marshall street, Arvada, was re T elect. ported as a new annual member. Mrs. Arthur A. Cross was awarded a silver certificate for life membership. St. Jude’. Circle Navy Mothers to Mark s 8th Anniversary April 5 The special gift donated by St. Gertrude’s Sewing circle was G Mrs. Helen Cole will be the host given to Mrs. A. J. Boninofi Refreshments were served by the sisters tl ess when the circle members meet Members of the Rocky Mountain and children of the orphanage. In straw with dramatic bow trim for l : to sew linens on the evening of Navy Mothers’ club 462 will ob added attraction. April 3. ai serve the eighth anniversary of To be worn now and throughout the club’s inception with a potiuck ei St. Luke’. Circle 16th Annual Retreat Day the Summer. C( Mrs. Susan Blish was a guest at dinner at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, it the monthly meeting March 19 in April 5. at 1772 Grant street, Den Typical of our huge collection of C the home of Mrs. Jewel Cronin. ver. Mrs. Amy Qualls and Mrs. Slated by Women's Group sailors, bonnets, cloches, pillboxes—} J Margaret McKenna will be in all in view. • St. Patrick’. Circle The 16th annual day of recol lociety of St. Mary’s parish. The The Beer That charge. Mrs. Nettie Unger, com High fashion at low prices. n The following members wer mander, will preside at a short lection sponsored by the Cath fee for the day will be $2. b Made Milwaukee Famous elected to office for the comin; business meeting following the olic Laywomen’t Retreat asso Transportation will be avail Unbelievable values. 1 year when the circle members met dinner. Mrs. Amy Qualls will pre ciation, which it usually held in able by bus from downtown b MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. recently in the home of Miss Carol sent a musical program. January, will be conducted this Denver. In charge of reserva AH Hats One Price----- $2.29 d Morrison: President, Mrs. Mary year Sunday, April 22, in St. tions is Mrs. Thomas Carroll of • ^Robert M. — Paul V. M. T. Murray; Alice Casey; secretary-treasurer, St. Vincent’s Aid Society Mary’s church, Littleton. 9904 S. Pennsylvania avenue. None Higher b Mrs. Joann Marranzino; publicity The day will open with Mass Her telephone number is PE. t chairman, Mrs. Terry Grant; and To Meet Tuesday, April 3 at 9 o’clock and close with 5842. linen and layette chairman, Mrs. S INTERMOUNTAIN ELEVATORS St. Vincent’s Aid society will Benediction at 4:30 p.m. Both She says that announce a Theresa Wieck. DENVER meet in the home of Mrs. T. J. breakfast and luncheon will be ment of the retreat master for d Morrissey, 1934 Forest street, served by the Altar and Rotary the day and further details will S i b ^ l H a t s Fort Morgan Flour Mills Denver, on Tuesday, April 3, at 2 be announced in next week’s Wedding, p.m. The Rev. Richard Hiester will Public Library Branch issue of The Register. 1622 Welton Street FORT MORGAN be the guest speaker, and he will Birthday, also sing a group of songs accom BRANCHES AT— panied by Mrs. John Ruddy. In Montclair Building Chicken Hot Pies Your dollars can work for you at the LONGMONT . . . YUMA and Novelty The Montclair station of the high rate of 4% per year—assuring you Denver Public library is now con Home-Made Apple, earnings from the day we receive them. HUDSON . . . HILL ROSE Bride-Elect Invest your money where it will work veniently locffted at the Montclair the hardest toward building a secure MILLERS AND HANDLERS Civic building,' 6820 East 12th Cherry and Lemon future for you and your family. Invest in Cakes avenue, and is open to the public OF FLOUR, WHEAT, CORN, REPUBLIC LOAN COMPANY’S 4% Mints for all occasions every Tuesday from 1 to 8:30 Pies Time Certificates. The REPUBLIC way BARLEY, OATS, AND MILL p.m. Books for both adults and will make youc.dollars pay! FEEDS SUMNER'S BAKERY cnildren are available, and may Fresh Bakery Goods bo taken out on a regular library Country Shipperst 4 782 Colorado Boulevard card. For those who do not have Paid-in Capitol ;; EA. 6622 A a borrowers’ card, application may HUMMEL’S REPUBLIC Consign Your Shipment To Vi Denver's Leading Caterers be made at the station to be sub and Delicatessen and Surplus over mitted to the main library in Civic 1311 E. 7th Ave. KE. 1986| $250,000 LOAN COMPANY Center, and the card will be Open Son. and Dallr Till 7:30 P.M. 1641 Stoat SI. • OINVSR. COLO. • 1st. 192S mailed. Closed Mondajs GET IN ON THIS Beautiful heirloom qualify Reading Will Be Heard REMARKABLE i By Women's Study Club OFFER TODAY! HOSTESS TRAY A dramatic reading will be Full details Smartly made up in heavy aluminum. given by Mrs. J. Morse at the at store 12'/2 inches wide. Lovely etched-in desifln. next luncheon meeting of the Catholic Women’s Study club in Regularly $2.25 the Denver Dry Goods tea room Thursday, April 5, at 12:30 p.m. The president, Mrs. G. W. Schneider, will preside at the meeting. Cancellations mutt be The engagement of Miss made before Tuesday, April 3, 'o 4 ■ Georgia L. Winter was an by calling MA. 5645 or nounced March 24 at a tea given AL. 1277. in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Winter of 4137 KITCHEN CRAFT FLOUR Eliot street, Denver. The prospec Dominican Nuns' Bazaar tive bridegroom is Michael J. Cloughesy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Meeting Monday, Apr. 2 Emmett W. Cloughesy, 657 Steele street, Denver. The bride-elect, a The first meeting to plan the member of St. /Catherine’s parish, bazaar for the Dominican Sisters is a graduate of Cathedral high of the Sick Poor will be held Mon school and is attending Loretto day evening, April 2, at 8 o’clock This Beautiful Lady Rose Hostess Tray makes gracious Heights college. Mr. Cloughesy is in the convent at 2501 Gaylord a member of St. John’s parish. He street, Denver. Everyone inter serving easy! Carefully made . . . heirloom quality every is a graduate of Regis high school ested in assisting with the bazaar, and is attending Regis college while which is for the benefit of the one will admire. You’ll be delighted with this exceptional employed by the Denver & Rio sisters’ ministrations to the sick Grande Western Railroad com poor who cannot otherwise afford value. .. and with Kitchen Craft Flour. It works wonders pany. The date of the wedding is nursing care, is invited to attend. to be announced later. The bazaar will be held in July. with any recipe . . . gives that real home made goodness to everything you bake. Try Kitchen Craft Flour now. And St. Vincent's Aid Plans order your tray while they’re available at this remarkable saving. For complete details, visit yoifr friendly Safeway Benefit Fete for April 10 Mrs. Myron Babcock entertained in her home on March 14 store. the committee members appointed to plan a benefit for St. Vin cent’s home, Denver. \ \ The committee includes Mrs. Myron Babcock, chairman; Mrs. Fred Kemme, Mrs. Edward Delehanty, and Mrs. W. P. Horan, cochairman; Mrs. Francis Campbell, ticket chairman; Mmes. Wil bur Gunther, Frank Johnson, J. Val (jhamberlain, Walter Addems, W. J. McCJettigan, W. F. Arnold, Joseph Walsh, and J. Morgan Cline, and Miss Eva Walsh. ■ Plans for the benefit were comfileted at a luncheon in the home of Mrs. Walter Addems on Tuesday, March 27. This benefit will be held in Mt. St. Vincent’s home on^ Tuesday, April 10, at WAY 1:30 p.m. Cards will be played, and there will be many valuable prizes. Tickets may be purchased from any of the committee or at St. Vincent’s home. ... AdolpK Co>«T«d«. U.SAa B n 3SJBB Thursday, March 29, 1951 Office, 9 3 8 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone4205 PAGE SEVEN Betrothed 'Romeo and Juliet' Rehearsed Notre Dame Club Elects Robert Jl Flynn was elected Thomas J. Gargan, secretary; and president of the Denver Notre Frank Kirchman, treasurer. Fred Dame club at a recent meeting. W. Gushurst, Sr.; Frank Conway, Drama to Be Presented April 8 and 9 Other' new officers elected were and Thomas G. Gurrigan were Arthur Gregory, vice president; elected to the board of directors. W i s e l y , MONTH END Horan 3<;rvic« SAVINGS where auproundlrvgs fleece woolens, COATS gabardines...... Vs off art ir\ keepirN^ w Hk your way of livirvg^ plaids, woolens, SUITS and gabardines : h servlet is friendly Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. Coun- off and compe+enf—and ley of Sterling announce the engagement of their daughter, Pa prices ore withir\ trieia, to Leonard J. Eisenman, son solids and of Mrs. Josephine C. Eisenman of DRESSES prints ...... $ 5.00 Denver. Patricia attended Mt. S t m eons. Scholastica college and the Univer sity of Nebraska. Mr. Eisenman at tended Notre Dame university and Colorado A. & M. college and The production of Romeo and FORMALS all types $15.00 up served two years with the U. S Juliet is the preoeenpation of nlvy in World war II. these Loretto Heights drama Final plans for the marriage are department stndents as they pre Horan & Son Chapels not yet complete, but it will take pare for the opening night Sun KEyrione 6297 KE) ST. JOSEPH'S PARISH Dinner Honors Pastor on Name Day ST. JOHN'S PARISH I Please Patronise These Friendly Firms Patronise These Friendly Firms Permanent Waving OPEN ’TIL MIDNIGHT EVERY NIGHT a Specialty Conover's Food Store M y Lady Edith Featuring Quality Only HARRY'S TEXA CO SlRVICl EXCELLENT MEAT HARRY FLEMING, Proprietor Beauty Shoppe" CHOICE GROCERIES Tuiit end Flnitene Freditti SPEER BLVD. AT BANNOCK Minnie Kesscler, Mrr. DAILY DELlVtlllKS Liblcitlea end Wiitlni TABOR 9222 2804 E. 6th Are. EA. 0788 1718 E. 6th FR. 2787 Santa Fe Shoe Hospital The firms listed here de serve to be rem em bered Chad Spurlock's Conoco Service We Redresf Suedes when you are distributing Wuhinff — Lubrication — Bstterr A Tire Service We Refinith Leather Any Color 8th k York — EA. 9932 — We Pickup k Deliver We D je Shoes your patronage in the dif ferent lines of business. 6TH AVENUE GIFT 742 SANTA FE DRIVE & KIDDIE SHOP Capitol Drug Co. r Wltere 70a find unaenel end Exclueive Gifts Paul 0. Schntlder Better Quellty at Lower ► (Member of St Philomen«*§ Parish) Prices tn Kiddie Clothes ► Ur. tod Un. W. H. Albricfat Prescriptions A Specialty ► 2808 E. 6th A ve? FR. 3769 ► Complet* Ltn* ot ► Giro Parfums ► OLSON'S ► King's Men Toiletries ► Maple Grove Candies ► ON THE OCCASION OF the name day of their pas of St. Francis’, Julius Fecher, C.PP.S., St. Francis’ ; and Edward Food Stores But the Same Fine Quality FREE DELIVERY ► tor, the Rt. Rev, Monsignor Gregory Smith, the students Leyden, archdiocesan superintendent of schools; Monsignor Smith, Appreciate Your Business ► of St. Francis de Sales’ high school, Denver, prepared,the traditional Fathers Frederick McCallin, pastor of St. Mary’s, Littleton; Joseph 6th Ave. at Fillmore FR 2741 ► C h a A l i A NATIONAL BBANDS STORE dinner in his honor. The diocesan clergy present at the table with Leberer of St. James’, George Weibel of St. Vincent de Paul’s, JamOs 3030 E. 6th EA. 1801 ► Monsignor Smith are (left to right) Fathers Robert Kekeisen of Ahern of Presentation parish, and Roy Figlino, pastor of St. Augus ► 743 Santa Fe Drive KEystone 0747 the Register staff, John Aylward of St. Louis’ parish, Robert Nevans tine’s parish, Brighton.— (Photo by Smyth) HATHAWAY’S St. Francis' School All-City Social Is P/onne(/Gregg Certificates City Lace Cleaners BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH 2625 EAST 3RD AVE. PHONE DE. 6891 Patronise These Friendly Firms Soph Is Selected Curtains and Plllowa Carefully Cleaned and Returned Sams Stia Special Care Given Table Linens— Blankets Laundered Without Shrinkage By Cathedral Youth Group *® WE CALL AND DELIVER As Cotttist Entry ' Cathedral Students Kearney Jewelry (Cathedral Young People’* Club) Braves and the Denver Bears on 6031 E. 22nd DE. 2901 (St. Francii de Salei’ High School, The CYPC will sponsor an all Saturday, April 7, in Bears’ sta (Cathedral High School, Deyiver) Denver) city social for members of all dium at 2 p.m. should call John ST. FRANCIS DE SALES' PARISH Fine Watch Repairing Dowling, FR. 4383, or Elaine A certificate of membership in Sophomor^e Jerry Van Dyke was young people’s groups and Catho the Order of Gregg Artists was All Work Guaranteed lic service personnel in the Cathe Crosse, DE. 9035. Friday, March Patronise These Friendly Firms named to represent St. Francis de 30, is the deadline for making awarded to each of the following Jewelry for All Occasions dral grade school, 1836 Logan Cathedral high school students in Sales’ in the K. of C.‘ oratorical street, on Sunday, April 8. The reservations. Tickets are $1.10. the recent contest conducted by the contest held here Monday, March dancing will begin at 8:30 that The group will meet at 1 p.m. on Gregg Writer of New York: FOR TOP MARKET PRICE the east side of the Capitol steps LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH 12. He was chosen at an assembly evening. Admission is free. Eileen Andrew, Norma Armi- Alameda Drug Store held March 9 in the high school from where transportation to the Those who are unable to attend tage, Mary Lou Ashutto, Earline BUCHANAN’S V. 0. PETERSON, Prop, JOHN F. BRUNO auditorium. The following stu the De-Icer dinner to be held Sat stadium will be furnished. . Cupid's Corner Barry, Mary Joan Bates,' Suzanne Christian Bros. Wines Realtor dents presented original essays on urday, March 31, in St. John’s Beckman, Patricia Brock, Joan Cut Rate Drags 6107 E. 22nd AVE. AT KEARNEY “ The Catholic Heritage of Colo school basement, 620 Elizabeth The CYPC extends hearty con Christopher, Betty Coffman, Bev All Popular Bear* Fountain Service School Supplie* Call DE 4366 Anytime rado:’’ Lawrence Dowd, senior; street, are cordially invited to gratulations and best wishes to erly Comer, Myrna Deering; W * Deliver Your Business Appreciated Leo Horrigan and Kathleen Elliot, attend the dance, which will start Florence Herbert and John PE. 1777 377 So. Bdwy. ' (24 Hour Service) juniors; James Kettering and Van Schmitz, who will be married in Mar^e Demling, Almarose Dorz- Alameda & So. Broadway Member Realtors’ Lfitlni Exehanot at approximately 8:30 p.m. Ad weilder, Carol Dreiling, Ann De Dyke, sophomores; and Raymond mission will be 35 cents. Blessed Sacrament church, Elm Wilson and Catherine Caskins, Baca, Patricia Dunbar, Mary Ann The CYPC’s monthly business and Mo'ntview boulevard, at 9 Fabrizio, Rosemary Finegan, Mar Nate's Pharmacy freshmen. Jerry’s essay won third meeting will be held on Wednes o’clock on Saturday, March 31. : It’s a thrill Fairfax Hardware place in the final contest. garet Fleckenstein, Patricia Pol day, April 4, at 8 p.m. in St. Paul’s Members are invited to the cere icy, Mary Frances Gerstner; How many times a day (C olfsz St Fairfsx) The movie Christ the King was reading room. mony. CUT RATE DRUGS HARDWARE, GLASS. PAINTS Mabel Gutierrez, Rosalia Herr- ti ke reieikDrti does that make our phone shown to the student body on Those interested in seeing the Congratulations are also in or School Supplie* - Fountain Service HOUSEHOLD ITEMS man, Patricia Hotra, Patricia Hy Wine*, Beer*, Etc. ring? You figure it out. We're March 14. baseball game between the Boston der to Gloria Lean and Gene Ames, land, Joan Ingling, Catherine FR. 2725 5022 E. Colfax who will be married at 10 o’clock Free Deliverr litk too busy onswering the phone Jones, JoAnn Jones, Margaret H. L. Hinehart, Prop. in Our Lady of Lourdes church on Alameda & Penn. RA 2203-9848 Junk, Patricia Kirt; Aak for National Gift Seala . . . taking orders to be de Saturday, March 31. Club mem livered in all parts of Denver. Youth Council Will Elect Betty Lockwood, Vivian Lyons, bers are invited to attend the wed Frances Marino, Kath^n Mc- RA. 1818 Will we be answering your ding and the reception to be held CONOCO PRODUCTS ROSS VARIETY STORE Glothlen, Margaret Ortiz, Carol FREE DELIVERY ring soon? New Officers on Apri in the K. of C. clubhouse immedi Osborn, Mary Pomarico, Louise Lubrication • Delco Batteries Charge Accounts Invited NOTIONS - INFANT WEAR ately following the ceremony. Romero, Catherine Rusho; Colleen You Will Bo Proud Car Washing They Came From The REXALl Store Hardware - Toyi (Catholic Youth Council, Denver) annual election* to be held Friday Ross, Joan Slenker, Isabel Tou- e All delegate* to the Catholic evening, April 4. At thia meeting Auxiliary Bishop tant, Carolyn Van De Vegt, Mar FORGET-ME-XOT 2214-16 Kearney W. A . (Dutch) THOMAS 16% Butterfat Ice CreamI Youth council from the varioua a complete roater of officer* will Budapest. — The Rev. Michael cia Vaughn, LaVonne Wolf, and DE. 4488 young people'* club* of Denver Endrey, national director of Ruth Young. FLOWER SHOP MADE TO OUR OWN FORMULA be aelected, following nomination* Alameda & Logan PE. 9840 and vicinity are reminded of the from the floor. The meeting will Hungarian Catholic Action, was Red seal superior merit certifi 285 SO. DOWNING Velvet-smooth, rich and luU-bod- named by Pius XII as Auxiliary to tsd. Delicious flavors— chocolate, be held at 7:30 in the Gold room cates and gold pins were awarded strawberry, vanilla, mint. In John C. Former ‘Register’ of the Knight* of Columbu* club- Archbishop Julius Czapik of Eger, to Eileen Andrew and Suzanne North Hungary. Beckman. Scalright cartons. Scholl Artist Is Engaged houae. New Management The council will diacua* way* J. H. Bolainger - Dick Tremlett FINEST and mean* of aaaiating club* that Mnsten, Masten M EA TS AN D St. Cajetan's PTA Plans GROCERIES have been hit by the “ manpower n ahortage,’’ through the number of j- 2815 Fairfax & Bryan member* loat to the military aerv- Spanish Movie Mar. 30 8l FR. 2706 ice*. The poaaibility of offering Cleaners & Dyers :d (St. Cajetan’a Pariah, Denver) nie De Leon, P»becca Torres, and V. partie* for the benefit of Catholic The ways and means committee Jose Tapia. 328 Broadway DEXTER CLEANERS military peraonnel at neighboring of the S t Cajetan PTA is sponsor Roggen was represented by six Phones PE. 3753 & 3754 poat* will alao be diacuaaed. )£ 23rd Dexter FR 1656 ing a movie in the Spanish lan couples who attended the dance. Optometrists The Cathedral YPC announce* guage, managed by Gus Garcia and On April 3 a special meeting of immiiiiimnimnnmt in (next to P iK ly -W ig g lj) 1b an all-city aocial to be held in the featuring Mexico’s foremost come all parish groups will be held in SPECIAL SERVICE it. Cathedral grade achool Sunday dian, “ Cantinflas.” It is to be the church hall to discuss spring JACKSON'S 5 Broadway PEarl 4668 One Stop-for cleaning, preeslng, repairing, shown in the church hall immedi and summer activities. IB YOU ALWAYS dyeing, laundry, water«proofing. rewaaving, evening, April 8, at 8:30. Mem ately after the usual Friday devo Cut Rate Drugs •A. hate. ber* of all club* are invited. Ad- tions at 7 p.m. on March 30. , PRESCRIPTIONS bt SAVE AT miaaion ia free. The firms listed here deserve to Id Eugene de Leon, manager of the FOUNTAIN SERVICE be remembered when you are dis- The firms listed here deserve to Intramural Prizes FREE PROMPT DELIVERY 'St Beginning Monday evening, Easter ball, thanks all who aided tributinf your patronago to the dif* SIMMONS DRUG be remembered when you are dis> in making this .event a success. Call SP. 2446 Downlnf k Alameda tributing your patronage to the dif April 9, the council, through it* ferent lines of business. at ferent lines of business. They included Antonio S. Pacheco, 2868 Colo. Blvd. E A . 9953 varioua club*, will aupply volun Elmer Tenorio, R. Sanchez, Mr. Awarded at Regis o f teer worker* to aaaiat the aiatera Moya, Robert Taylor, S. Blea, il who operate the Holy Ghoat youth Toby De Leon; (Regia High School, Denver) MALONE DRUG ls’ FAIRFAX ICE CREAM BAR center in their evening activitiea Mr. and Mrs. F. De Leon, Mr. Intramural awards in two soft- on Monday night*. Member* of and Mrs. F. Gallegos, Mr. and ball leagues at Regis high school Prescriptions a Specialty 2835 FAIRFAX DE. 9507 the K-Ducat club of eaataide par- Mrs. G. Garcia, Mr. and Mrs. A. were given recently in a student iahe* will volunteer for the firat Martinez, Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Tor body assembly by the Rev. Thomas Fountain Service — Cold Beer, Etc. • SODAS • SUNDAES MALTS evening. res, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Valdez, Mrs. K. McKenney, S.J., principal of ^ We^Make Our Own Ice Cream C. Gallegos, Mrs. Pola Soto, Mrs. the Northside Jesuit institution. 100 So. Bdwy. — SP. 6226 — We Deliver Mr. and Mrs. Victor Me- Plan* will alao be diacuaaed for J • One of the Richeat & Fineat in Denver • a city-wide Communion breakfaat Anita De Leon, Mrs. Romero, Mrs. Fourth-year winners in the au neghini of St. Mary’s parish, Juanita Mejia, Mrs. L. Velarde, tumn softball league were Cap SPECIAL! Walsenburg, announce the engage in May, the coming aoftball league Mrs. R. Muniz, Cbra Martinez, Gallon containers. Ice Cream $ ^ 9 0 tain Atkinson and his teammates, ment of their daughter, Mary for thia aummer, and the all-Cath- Mary and Rita Angiano, Alice De Roberts, Kenehan, Longo, Burns, ready for deep freeze ...... (above), to Trenton J. O’Connor, olic field day held annually on the Leon, Magdie Gallegos, Frannie Collins, , Gallegos, Goetz, and ST. DOMINIC'S PARISH • OUR OWN ICE CREAM • son of Mrs. Thomas J. O’Connor Fourth of July. jloybal, Miss Stella Martinez, Jen- O’Byrne. Grabbing the third-year of the Cathedral parish, Denver. 'T, laurels were Captain Paul Dunn, Patronise These Friendly Merchants le The couple wrill be- married in the Murray, Schafbuch, Kennebeck, Denver Cathedral Saturday, May B. e- OPEN EVERY SUNDAY 16 A.M. TILL 9 P.M. To Perform at College Bryson, Faddis, Chase, Mathis, and Both Mr. O’Connor and Miss Wall. We are very happy to bring a com plete Variety Line to the people The firms listed here de ed Meneghini, who was formerly em Second-year classes did not par »1 ployed in the art department of of thia pariah. serve to be remembered ticipate. Captain M. Garland and «- ST. JAMES' PARISH the Register, have been active mem his team of Foley, Tharp, Dillon, when you are distributing re bers in the Cathedral Young Peo GRAHAM'S Fattor, Metz, Smith, Brogan* your patronage in the dif of Please Patronise These Friendly Firms ple’s club and the Catholic Youth Brayshaw, and Halbert we^e first- .63 council of Denver. year winners. 5 & 10c Store ferent lines of business. In the Indian Summer league no 23rd Federal Street is- Beautifully Cleaned awards were given for fourth-year es’ ST. ANTHONY'S winners or for second-year teams he DRAPES Fast Service Patronise These Friendly Firms because the latter did not field en ed t trants, and the former must have :e- a play-off to determine the winner. ST. PHILOMENA'S PARISH it- Third-year winners were captained k’S Associated Cleaners '• Complete Line by Schafbuch and manned by Patronise These Friendly Firms Quality Meats & Groceries Kenneback, Chase, Dunn, Murray, el- Mathis, Phelan, B^son, Faddis, Pickup and BEER TO TAKE OUT In and Farrell. Carrying away the 6736 E. Colfax Delivery Service EA. 5462 SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS Betty & Bob’s Texaco Products m- hardware in the first year were Lubrication Tires IB, FIORE GROCERY Captain W. Lawless, Delaney, R, Beauty & Waahing Acceaaeriea m- 1071 SO . FE D E R A L W E . 138 Dines, Porreco, Duggan, Sullivan, an Richard, Nieburger, Conner, Han Barber Shop Joe & Andy’s of cock, Strauss, and Skinder. Specialising in lo HOLY FAMILY PARISH Awards in other intramural Permanent JFaving SERVICE STATION be Patronise These Friendly Firms LOYOLA PARISH events are to be announced as 2*08 E. 12th A t*. de soon as possible. E A . 4722 12th & Clayton FR. 9826 or Patronise These Friendly Firms lal REPAIRS STORAGE Lieb's Flower Shop The firms listed here de le FANNING’S Setott Guild.Will Hold ss?. TEXACO SERVICE Fresh Cut Flowers GUSTAFSON'S BAKERY serve to be rem em bered ARTISTIC CLIAHTRS le- Flower* for Wedding* — Bouquet* 2419 Eaat 28th ^ Ave. FL. 0872 Card Social on April 6 ‘^Personal Attention o£ TIRES - BATTERIES end Decoration* For Entertain when you are distributing ACCESSORIES of ment* of All Kind* . Featuring a Complete The Seton guild will meet in the your patronage in the dif Given Each Garment’* JS COMPLETE SERVICING Line of Baked Goods, REASONABLE PRICES FUNERAL OFFERINGS A SPECIALTY home of Mrs. Tom Morrissey, 1934 3922 Weat 32nd Ave. ferent lines of business. Delivery Service 44th 4 STUART GR. 9824 • HOT CROSS BUNS every Forest street, Denver, on April 6 lo GLendala 0133 Friday during Lent at 12:30 p.m. The business meet 2638 EAST 12th AVE. EAit 1218 irs ing will be followed by a card party A CORN FED MEATS S A V E TIM E TRADE AT HOME for the benefit of the guild. Res Rocky Ftort and Jo* HayM irs North Denver Cleaners POULTRY AND FISH ervations may be made by calling Frank Anton.IIi W . L. (SPMd) Hiagar cr Rocky’s Pharmacy, Inc. Mrs. J, Harrington, GR. 7791. W . S. (Bill) Carry 0 . ALTERATIONS T E X X Y S O ] ^ Your Convenient Complete Line of r’s MACHINE BUTTON HOLES I Meat Market I Druggist ST. CATHERINE'S be Preacription* Liquor ir- 3939 Tennyaon GL. 8812 [4016 Tennyaon CR. 04431 MISS MARIA STOESSER, a noted California pianist, Patronise These Friendly Firms WINES & LIQUEURS nd 17th and Race EAat 9867 will give a recital in the auditorium of Loretto Heights b.. college, Denver7 on Sunday, April 1, at 8 p.m. Miss Stoesser is a pupil Domeatie and Imported sr, For Quality Bakery Goods The firms listed here de GUSTAFSON'S BAKERY of Alexander Raab, noted piano pedagogue of Berkley. She has been JO H N ami BERTTHA U cBR ID E serve to be remembered acclaimed in recitals on the Pacific coast and through the South and as ' Try 2419 Eaat 28th Ave. FL. 0872 Middle West. She has appeared as guest soloist with numerous sym YOUR J ju fL he when you are distributing Featuring a Complete phony orchestras, including several in Moxico. ti- ■is, WEISS BAKERY your patronage in the dif Line of Baked Goods. Miss Stoesser played for the students of Loretto Heights sum 3504 E. Colfax FR. 8881 mer session last July and was so enthusiastically received that she CLEANERS n- 4024 Tennyson St. ferent lines of business. • SPECIAL DISCOUNT ON • has been asked to return. FREE DEUVERT GLandal* 8802 8711 TEJON 8T. .CHURCH ORDERS ' Friends of the college are invited to attend. i i.> --- Thuridoy, March 29, 1951 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4205 PAGE NINE $2,500,000 Grand Junction-Hospital Legion of Mary Acies DREGS...PRESCRIPTIOIVS ' Veterinary Supplies Courteous and Friendly Service In Colo. Springs Apr. 1 ad U jchU su^ d ( L (D m l ^ « d Colorado Springs.— On Sunday, April 1, the Legion of m - 2080 So. Colorado Blvd. Mary of the Pikes Peak region will hold its annual acies R A . 5141 /as Joe Huppertg Prop. nd at 3 p.m. in St. Mary’s church. The acies is the annual meet CIGARETTES $1.57 CARTON Mcmbar St. Lonli Ptrith ing of active and auxiliary mem bers of the legion. The Legion of engagement of their daughter. est Mary, which was organized* in Prances Marie, to William J. Con u i. Colorado Springs more than way of 1612 Wood avenue. Miss Urban is a graduate of the Joseph eight years ago, has grown from it one praesidium in SL Mary’s par Lawrence school of nursing in N.ew ish to praesidia in Corpus Christi, London, Conn. She is at present Our Lady of Guadalupe, and Di employed at the Penrose Cancer vine Redeemer parishes, an(b the hospital, Mr. Conway is a graduate Pauline chapel; a junior praesid of Holy Cross university, Worces on ium at St. Mary’s high school, and ter, Mass., and is manager of the a college praesidium at Colorado Alamo hotel. college. On March 27 the West Side Following the services Sunday a Catholic Men’s club held a business reception will be held in the assem meeting and social in the Sacred bly hall of St. Mary’s high school. Heart Recreational hall. Plans The acies is sponsored by the Colo were made for a Communion rado Springs curia, of which the breakfast scheduled for April 22 Rev. Michael Kavanagh is spiritual for the West Side Men’s club and director and C. D. O’Brien is pres the Holy Name society. Father ident Kane is moderator of the club. Leo F. AusHng The Progressive Book club will meet March 31 in the home of Mrs. Token in Death James Gregerson at 4 p.m. The Leo F. Austing, a resident of husbands of the members will be Colorado Springs for 16 years, guests at a buffet supper at 5:30 died March 18 in his home, 1009 p.m. Mrs. John Stem and Mrs. Walter Bender will be assisting E. Monument. He was born Oct. hostesses. 2, 1901, in Cincinnati, 0. He was 10 a member of St. Mary’s parish, Election of officer* will be so lovely the Holy Name society, and the held at the St. Mary PTA Regular Veterans. He served meeting Wedne*day, April 4, at it will be aboard the U.S.S, New York as 3 o’clock, in the high school a quartermaster first class during assembly hall. Officer* and World war II. Surviving are his. room mothers will lAeet at 2:30. "at home wife, Mrs. Edythe M. Austing, Refreshments will be served. and two brothers, the Rev. Remi- anywhere in your home. . I THE $2,500,000 ST. MARY HOSPITAL in Grand magnificient, modern four-story structure. The history of the hospital gus A. Austing, O.F.M., of St Folktale Puppets Appear is bound up with the growth and expansion of Grand Junction. As part Francis’ Cathedral, Santa Fe, Junction will be dedicated on Monday, April 2, at 3 A l l the rich tone and power of your big J o n d SO lo W p r ic e d o’clock by Bishop Joseph C. Willging of Pueblo. The new institution of th^ dedication program a High Mass will be celebrated in the N. Mex., and Joseph Austing, Mt. In Two Shows on April 7 Healthy, 0. Requiem High Mass console set. . . yet so compact it will fit almost is the climax of 56 years of hospital operation in the Western chapel of the new hospital at 10 o’clock by the Rt. Rev. Francis P. was celebrated in St. Mary’s The Milovsoroff Folktale pup slope city by the Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth. In these 56 Cawley. The Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth also conduct St anywhere. Easy, full-sweep tuning brings in church March 21 with Father Aus pets will appear in two perform years St. Mary’s has grown from a humble frame building into a Joseph’s hospital, Denver, and St. Vincent’s hospital in Leadville. stations sharp and clear. Built in "Aerovane” S ting officiating. Burial was in ances of Grandma’s Little Gray 3495 + Evergreen cemetery. Pallbearers Goat and Color Fantasies in antenna for perfect reception, In ^aln u t or MODil were Clem C. Zecha, Sr.; W. J. )Is Phipps auditorium, City park, on Ivory finish Bakelite. ' .6X11 Adams, Victor Vassner, William to C. Craron, Bernard Huschke, and Saturday, April 7, at 2 and 4 p.m., 5. To Bless $2,500,000 H o s p i t a l ^ " * George Wright under the sponsorship of Junior HERE’S LOW COST in The Kensington club will meet Entertainment, Inc., of Denver. Monday, April 2, for a 1 o’clock Tickets may be secured in advance RADIO BEAUTYI ■0- luncheon in the home of Mrs. Ber at Schleier gallery, 1343 Acoma street, or at the box office at Brilliant decorator colors to In Grand Junction on April nard Stysbal. he Phipps auditorium on the day of choose from: Maroon, Grey, On Sunday, March 25, the series )ly The new $2,500,000 St. Mary’s hospital.at Seventh and Patterson road, Grand Junc- n Louisville of Lenten Rosary services conduc the performance. They are 50 Yellow, Green, Ivory or Wal tion, will be dedicated Monday, April 2, at 3 p.m. in ceremonies in which the Most ted over radio station KRDO cents for children and 75 cents for VC Louisville.— (St. Louis’ Parish) adults. nut finish Bakelite. Fine tone lol Rev. Joseph C. Willging, Bishop of Pueblo, will officiate. A High Mass will be closed with the Easter sermon by —An exceptionally good attendance the Rev. Joseph Kane, O.M.I. The and superior recepnon. )1$ celebrated by the Rt. Rev. Mon was noted at all the Lenten devo topic of his sermon was “ Our Res signor Francis P. Cawley at 10 new hospital has 124 beds and 24 president of the Mesa County CATHOLIC OUT PATIENT It, bassinets. This figure can be en Medical society; Alys McComb, tions, especially during Holy urrection With Christ.” The Lenten $ 4 *7 .9 5 o ’clock. The new institution is the DEPARTMENT NEEDING MODEL 5R11 ed climax of 56 years of hospital larged to 135 beds without crowd president of the District Nurses’ Week, with a great number re Rosary series was sponsored by 1 7 the Knights of Columbus and the NURSE WITH PUBLIC operation in the Western slope ing. The old hospital took care of association; Sabina V. O’Malley, ceiving Holy Communion on Holy 75 beds and 15 bassinets. St. Mary’s personnel representa Catholic Daughters of America. HEALTH DEGREE, AS SU o l. city by the Sisters of Charity of Thursday and in the Masses on COME IN.'..See and Hear the New MOTOROLA Radios Todayl Leavenworth. Dedication Program tive, Sister of Charity; the Rev. The spring operetta “ Top PERVISOR FOR SMALL Denis Begley, chaplain of St. Easter Sunday. The 8 o’clock High O’ The World” to he presented In these 56 years St. Mary’s o d The program of the dedication Mary’s hospital. Mass music was sung by the adult by St, Mary’s students under the GROUP OF STUDENT hospital has grown from a humble ceremonies as announced by Sis NURSES. WRITE: diomsL ^tfuipm stiL £o. ed frame building into the magnifi Address, the Most Rev. Joseph choir under the direction of Sis direction of Montignor William ter Mary Alexine, superior of St. C. Willging, Bishop of Pueblo. Kelly will be given at the Fine ice cent four-story brick structure. Mary’s hospital, is as follows; ter Mary Renilde, who also led THE REGISTER The history of St. Mary’s is bound Music by the Grand Junction Art* theater on April IS and 2511 EAST 34TH D E . 3317 ed “ Star-Spangled Banner,’’ Grand the children’s choir at the Low 16. P. O. BOX 1620 DEPT., S up with the history of Grand Junc senior high school basid. Mass at 10. The altars were beau tion’s growth and expansion. Junction senior high school band, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Urban DENVER 1, COLO. directed by Marion Jacobs. Benediction of the Most Blessed tifully decorated with the tradi »- Grand Junction was little more tional Easter lilies and bouquets of Newington, Conn., announce the rt- “ Invocation,” Monsignor Fran Sacrament; celebrant, the Most than a village in the summer of Reverend Bishop; deacon, the Rev. of white carnations. b p 1895 when Sister Balbina Farrell cis P. Cawley, pastor of St. Jo Denis Begley; subdeacon, the Rev. The infant daughter of Mr. and tie and Sister Mary Louis Madden seph’s church. Joseph F. Kane, pastor of St. Mi Mrs. Joseph Beauprez, Rita Marie, th established the first St. Mary’s, Address, “ History, of the Proj chael’s parish, Delta. was baptized after the last Mass of coming to Grand Junction on the ect,” Thomas K. Younge. invitation of the Rev. William Nuns Will Bear Easter Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Mar- ^ S L OjwpaD — S iU L dOuu Introductions: Mother Mary An- cellus Beauprez were her spon Carr, at that time pastor of St. Brunt of Cost cilla. Mother General of the Sis sors. Joseph’s church. ters of Charity of Leavenworth, The new hospital is the cul The two sisters set out to collect The food sale sponsored by the Kans.; John K. Monroe, architect; mination of seven years of discus Altar and Rosary society was a ( L 3 < s w d G e ^ J j w n L money for a hospital, which would George Musick, general contrac sion, planning, and working. The ha great success and to date thi pro an be located at 11th and Colorado. tor; Harry B. Goodwin. actual ground breaking for the ceeds amount to $169.05. ic- They were aided in their project new 150-bed institution took place by the mayor of the city, who Address, Herbert Moe, state di The children of St. Louis’ school 'h l rector of public health. Oct. 11, 1948. The cornerstone donated three lots. They purchased ceremonies were held May 18, returned to their classes Tuesday ed another three lots adjoining and Address, Richard Williams, rep of this week after enjoying a six- A CARLOAD OF 1951 w . 1950, with Bishop Willging offi began collecting contributions resentative of th e Chamber of day Easter holiday. ciating. • from the people of Grand Valley Commerce. The Mothers’ club of the parish of The ball started rolling for the Some benefactors dug the cellar Music by the Grand Junction will prepare Communion break en project in 1944 in conferences and hauled stones for the foun senior high school band. fast for the school children on the )ls between Grand Junction Cham dation. Address, G e n o Saccomanno, first Friday in April, as is its cus it. On May 22, 1896, the 6r>t ber of Commyce officials and the N O R G E flapdqsJudoAL tom on every first Friday. On the he Ph.D., M.D., president of the hos Sisters of Cnarity. The chamber St. Mary’* hoapital formally committee for April are Mrs. Helen JOE, JR. JOE ra. opened. A few year* later the pital staff. agreed at that time to raise $200,- Introductions: W. D. Toyne, Campana, chairman; Mrs. Marr ht remaining lot* in the block were 000 as the community’s share in city manager: R. J. Groom, M.D., garet Kokena, Mrs. Mary Was- nd purcha*ed and in 1910 the the project, the cost of which was chak, Mrs. Margaret Calhoon, and THE BRAND-NEW 1951 NORGE Refrigerators )st corner*tone for the *econd then estimated at $750,000. Since Mrs. Louisa Elwell. The break building wa* laid. The 6r*t A r t Lecture Set that time building costs have fasts are served in the church 1st building wa* a frame *tructure. jumped enormously, and ideas for basement immediately after Mass. of When the *econd building wa* greater "expansion because of the The Mothers’ club donated a li completed Aug. 15, 1912, it* increase in the population in the GET THEM WHILE YOU CAN $ ra’ facilitie* included a training By Past Presidents Grand valley area brought the basket of groceries and fruits to .95 achool for nur*e*. actual expense to the $2,500,000 the sisters of the parish. It is the The city of Grand Junction "Art in Denver” will be the mark. The building of the insti club’s practice to fix a basket for AT THE CARLOAD PRICE of Only jfrew and so also did St Mary’s topic of a talk by Mrs. C. B. Ray- tution required $1,700,000, the the sisters on all the holidays. 249 hospital. The number of patients bourne of the Schleier galleries of remainder of the expenses being Pi Epsilon will hold its social had increased by the spring of the Denver Art museum for mem for furnishings. About $800,000 meeting Thursday evening, March 1923 so that plans were made for bers of the Past Presidents’ So came from federal aid funds, and 29, and the following are members the east wing of the hospital,which ciety club at a meeting at 12:30 the sisters are furnishing three of the games committee: Jo Dell CUBIC NOR 6E was completed late that year and p.m. Wednesday, April 4, at 1665 times as much as they originally Rosser, Shirley Kasenga, Jean Di dedicated Jan. 1, 1924. This new Grant. Hostesses will be Blessed anticipated. The community still Giacomo, Richard Elwell, and wing added 30 rooms and provided Sacrament and St. Elizabeth's will pay the $200,000 first agreed Robert Del Pizzo. FOOT REFRIGERATOR space for a three-year course in units. Mrs. Jerry Carpanelli, sick upon. It was only after much dif The Altar and Rosary society nurses’ training. visiting committee, urges members ficulty that a city-wide campaign v/ill receive Holy Communion in In 1921 a home across the street to notify her of the illness of any reached this figure. a body on the regular first Sun COMPARES W I T H MODELS $ 0 0 from the hospital had been pur member by calling TA. 1603. day of every month. chased to serve as a nurses’ home. + + + ' SELLING FOR 50 MORE With the expansion of the hospital, this building also became too small Heart of New Hospita and a few years ago a new and CHECK THESE FEATURES: larger nurses’ home in the 1000 block on Colorado avenue was • Full-Width Top Freezer added to St. Mary’s facilities. This is known as Prague hall. • 15.9 Square Feet of Shelf Area In the 56 years of St. Mary’s history, the Sisters of Charity of • 5-Year Protection Plan Leavenworth have served the peo • Rollator Coldmaker ple of the Grand Junction area loyally and unfailingly. During the influenza episode of World war I the sisters and nurses worked long IMMEDIATE DELIVERY and tirelessly in their hospital, which was crowded far beyond ca pacity so that downtown buildings WE MAY NOT BE ABLE TO DUPLICATE had to be used in order to house the overflow. In that epidemic THIS CARLOAD ORDER FOR MONTHS. three of the sisters died. YOU GET THE ADVANTAGES OF OUR The present St. Mary’* he* four floor* with basement and SPECIAL QUANTITY PURCHASE PRICE iubba*ement addition. It fea IF YOU BUY NOW. ture* an air conditioned oper ating section, beat regulator* in every room, oxygen piped into every room, and a bathroom 9 BEAUTIFUL MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM opening off each room. On the first floor are general PRICED offices, laboratory, and surgery. FROM On the second and third floors are 209 {located surgical and medical cases, and the fourth floor is given over to the maternity section. The I operating rooms are finished in I green tile. Bring Mother or Dad in for JIMMY DURANTE JACK CARSON A breakdown of the expenses I for furnishing some of the rooms Hey, Kids! FREE MASKS of DANNY THOMAS ED WYNN I follows: Pediatrics, four beds, $650; nursery, $1,500; delive^ rooms, $2,750 each; orthopedic section, $2,950; cystoscopic, $4,- LIBERAL TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE * EASY TERMS * FREE DELIVERY 600; laboratory, $17,750; x-ray, j $50,000; sterilizers, $23,500; ele- Ivators, $76,000; refrigeration, I $14,300; laundry, $21,631; and I cafeteria furniture, $1,760. PRIDE AND JOY of the new $2,500,000 carry on the tedious hours of work that the operation Approximately 160 employes St. Mary hospital. Grand Junction, is the of any hospital entails, ’rtie ceiling is finished in light JOE ONOFRIO MUSIC CO. jwill be required to carry on the chapel shown here. This is the heart of the institu colored wood. The archways are in light marble. The I operations of the new hospital, tion and in its blonde pews the Sisters of Charity of new hospital will be dedicated by Bishop Joseph^C. a Icomnared to an average of 128 Leavenworth, who operate the hospital, get the in Wiljging of Pueblo on April 2.— (Photo and cut 1805 BROADWAY Home of Television’’ MA. 8585 employes in the old building. The spiration, kneeling before the Blessed Sacrament, to courtesy of the Daily SenUnel, Grand Junction) ~tTiiia PAGE TEN Office, 938 Bannocic Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, I^Eystone 4205 Thursday, March 29, 1951 Mrs. Louis McMahon to Speak Franeisean Sister Dies at 90 Fr. William Heavey FACTS AND FIGURES 70 YEARS IN RELIGION Twenty-five percent of your bodily energy is used by your Cathedral PTA Sets Talk for .Parents Makes Retreat at eyes for seeing. No wonder that straining to see makes people y tired, causes headaches, nervousness, and other ailments. Let ^ (Cathedral Parish, Denver) street school cafeteria. All women following girls: Regina Phelan, ENDED BY NUN'S DEATH St. Mary's, Kansas of the parish are invited to attend. prefect; Peg Fellmer, vice prefect; us help correct these symptoms for you. Mrs. Louis F. McMahon The climax of the business meet and Carol Curry, Betty Cribble, ON MARCH 26 A SOLEMN REQUIEM MASS was sung in The Rev. William J. Heavey, will be the guest speaker at ing will be the election of officers Jane Gruesen, Charlene Pierson, the chapel of St. Joseph’s convent, 2826 W. 32nd avenue, Den S.J., minister at Regis oollege, the meeting of the Cathedral for the 1951-52 term. A slate of and Genevieve Ryan. ver, for Sister M. Agnella of the Poor Sisters of St. Francis Seraph, Denver, returned to the Jesuit in PTA Monday, April 2, She names will be presented for ap The Rev. Theodore Haas was who died at Mother of Grace hall, a home for the aged sisters, stitution from St. Mary’s, Kans., SW IGERT BROS, proval by Mrs. Dan Yacovetta, guest speaker at the monthly busi Denver. where he made his annual retreat. will conduct a “ discussion chairman of the nominating com ness meeting of the sodality 1550 California 4 P p tO tH C tftS tS KEyttone 7651 Officiating at the Mass was the Rev. Jerome Weinert of Holy During his absence his duties with parents” concerning the edu mittee. This committee was com Wednesday, March 28. The meet Ghost church. He was assisted by the Rev, EJugene Honan, O.F.M., as minister were taken over by the cation and emotional training of posed of the following women: ing convened at 8 p.m. in St. St. Elizabeth’s church, as deacon; the Rev, J. C. Walsh, chaplain Rev. Carl F. Kruger, S.J., librarian Better Vision Good Service the adolescent child. Accompany Mmes. James Brown, Edward Paul’s reading room. Miss Doris of St. Anthony’s hospital, as subdeacon; and the Rev. Richard and speech instructor at Regis for Every Age At Right Pricet ing Mrs. McMahon will be her as O’Connor, J’red Hyde, and Herbert Brodhag, a member of the Cathe sistant, Mrs. L. R. Ronayne, a reg Hiester, master of ceremonies. Also in the sanctuary was the Rev. college. GLASSES INDIVIDUALLY STYLED ThoiMson. New officers will be dral sodali^, has announced that Father Heavey, who was form istered nurse. The meeting will instated in May. April 7 will be the date of her WillISm Molloy, chaplain of the Mt. Elizabeth Retreat, Morrison. convene at 2:30 p.m. in the Logan erly a chaplain in the United Mrs. L. R. Siebert, president, marriage to James Hanley. The Sister M. Agnella (Louise Bucher) was bom vin Dayton, 0., States army, has been stationed announced that tickets for the an wedding will be solemnized in Holy March 7, 1862. She entered the Franciscan community Sept. 21, at Regis as minister since 1948. nual PTA spring card party and Family church. 1881, and received the garb April 15, 18182, at St. Francis’ bake sale have been mailed to all Miss Rowena Roach spent the convent. La Fayette, Ind. fisqukAcanL in, fiaai Cathedral mothers. This gala party Easter holiday visiting friends in THEODORE will be given in Oscar Malo hall Colorado Springs.' Thursday, April 12. All Cathe Monsignor Canavan reminds pa OF HER 70 YEARS of religious life, she spent 53 years teach Dr. F. A. Smith CAROLINE CALVARESI, 94. formerly’ Bergen; and father of Rose Fiebig, dral women are welcome and are rishioners of the special Saturday ing in the various schools of the West, especially at St. Francis’ of Welby. Mother of John and Al Viola Hunt. Loretta Graven, Lily academy, Columbus, Neb,, where she zealously and untiringly fonso Calvaresi of Denver, and Mrs. Gaughan, Mildred Morrell. Julius Henze, urged to bring their out-of-the- devotions to Our Lady of Fatima. Optometrist HACKETHALl Mary Tullio of Duranero. Also surviv and Roy, Joseph, and Edward Bergen. parish friends. Anyone who has Each Saturday, as an urgent plea worked from 1883 to 1921, and to which she returned later when ing are 20 grandchildren and 36 great the academy had become St. Bonaventure’s parochial school. She Also surviving are 16 grandchildren and not received tickets may purchase for peace, the Blessed Sacrament grandchildren. Members.of the Altar 12 great-grandchildren. Requieni Mass labored for the education of youth, never relinquishing her great them at the door of the hall on is exposed for public veneration. and Rosary society of Assumption par is being celebrated in St. Philomena’s est aim, that of educating citigens for heaven. No efforts did* she Ford Optical Co. MORTUARY ish, Welby. Requiem High Mass was church at 11 o’clock Thursday, March April 12. A “ chain of Rosaries” led by celebrated in Assumption church, Welby, 29. members of the various parish so spare in doing good at all times. Throughout her 90 years she March 26. Interment Mt. Olivet. Boule ROSE JORDINELLI of Brighton. Capacity Attendance cieties, is said throughout the day. remained the gentle, kind, God-loving person who possessed a 1449-51 Kalamath St. vard mortuary. Mother of Mrs. Margaret Domenico, At Masses perpetual cheerfulness of temper. Eyes Examined * Visual Cara JOSEPH DARDANO, 58, of 760 S. Denver; Mrs. Mary Schauerman, Brigh Starting on the hour, the 15 mys Individually Styled Glataea Phone MAin 4006 Lowell boulevard. Father of Sam, Jo ton; Anthony and William Jordinellf, A capacity attendance at all the teries of the Rosary, the Litany of In 1937 her physical condition forced her to give up her seph. Jr.; Jimmie, and Frances Dardano; Brighton: Geraldine and Donald Dom Mrs. Elizabeth LaGuardia, and Mrs. enico, Denver; Jack Darling, USN, Masses was noted in the Cathe the Blessed Virgin, and the Memo- teaching duties and she retired to the Westerti mother-house. In Broadway Arthur Post, all of Denver; Anthony dral Easter Sunday morning. The rare are recited. Monsignor Cana ^ Treasure Island, Calif.; Norman Jordin- 1944 she came to Mother of Grace hall, and remained there until Dardano of Redwood, Calif.; and Mrs. elli, USN, Great Lakes; and Caro Very Rev. Monsignor Walter J. van urges all Cathedralites to par TAbor 129.'5 Jack Ortner. Catherine Dardano, and line Jordinelli, Brighton. Requiem High ticipate in this devotion^ her- death March 23. Virginia Dardano of San Francisco, Mass was celebrated in St. Augustine's Canavan, pastor, estimates that \ HARTFORD-ALCORN Calif.; and brother of Frank and Sam church. Brighton, March 26. Interment more than 8,000 persons attended Sunday, April 1, is corporate The Boulevard mortuary was in charge of the services. In Dardano of Denver. Also surviving are Mt. Olivet. the Cathedral. The Holy Eucha Communion day for the Cathe terment was in Mt. Olivet. 12 grandchildren. Requiem High Mass MRS. MARY B. BRIDGES rist was distributed to 4,200 com dral Altar and Rosary society. MORTUARY was celebrated in Mt. Carmel church High Mass of Requiem was celebrated Family Group Insurance March 28. Interment Mt. Olivet, Boule in Loyola church March 26 for Mrs. municants. A record crowd was Members will attend the 8 Rosaries vard mortuary. Mary B. Bridges, who for almost a half- also present at all Holy Week serv o’clock Mass. Front pews on the St. Thomas’ Alumnus RA. 0325 T IB A L D O DE CRESCENTIS, 55 of century, was a Denver resident. Burial ices. Monsignor Canavan an right side of the church will be was in Mt. Olivet. Honored by Pope Alameda at Logan 2025 W. 64th avenue. Husband of Eda nounces that parishioners were reserved for communicants. Mother of God De Crescentis; father of Louis, Tony, Victim of a heart ailment, Mrs. Diamonds Watches Pete, Jose, Dominic, Ida, Margaret, and Bridges died March 22 at the age of very generous in their Easter of Parish Galendar Helen De Crescentis, and Mrs. Flor 71. She resided at 5055 Shoshone fering. Saturday, March 31, Cathedral, M o n II m e n ence Manio, all of Denver; and brother street. ^ The (pring .cries of discus of Horace De Crescentis of Chicago, The ^widow of John M. Bridges, all-day “ Prayers for Peace.” Pub Parish Is Given We have erected many beauti III., and Mrs. Frank Collins o f Spring- former Denver merchant who died in sion classes for Catholics and lic exposition of the Blessed Sac ful monuments in Mt. Olivet field, 111. Also surviving are four 1944, Mrs, Bridges was born Dec. 29, non-Catholics will begin Tues rament. Benediction at 7:45 p.m. SUNDMAN’S grandchildren. The Rosary will be re 1879, in Cleveland, O. day, April 3. Classes are con Cemetery. She is survived by two sons, John Sunday, April 1, 8 o’clock Mass, cited in the Boulevard mortuary chapel ducted by the Rev. John N. Watchmakers and at 8 o’clock Thursday evening, March and Francis Bridges: three daughters. corporate Communion for the Vestment Set 29. Requiem High Mass will be cele Mrs. Rose B. Edwards, Miss Gertrude Haley. Lectures on Catholic doc Altar and Rosary society. (Mother of God Pariah, Denver) Jewelers A. T. THOMSON Bridges, and Mrs.. Rita Valley, all of brated in Assumption church, Welby, trine will be given, every Tues Monday, April 2, 2:30 p.m. Lo A new set of vestments, donated 600 Sherman St. TA. 8018 at 10 o’clock Friday, March 30. Boule Denver; and two brothers, W. A. Clem vard mortuary. ent of Des Moines, la., and Frank day and Thursday evening at 8 gan street school cafeteria, PTA' by the Altar and Rosary society, 59 South'Broadway Clement of Long Beach, Calif. MARY DOYLE, 71, of the Roslyn o’clock in St. Paul’s chapel meeting. was used for the first time Easter. MRS. ANGELINA FRAZZINI hotel. Sister of George J. Russell of throughout a 10-week period. Requiem High Mass was celebrated Mary Figgen Allen The chasuble is made of white Rice Lake, Wis.. and Sister Mary Loth- in Our Lady of Mt. Carmel church All are welcome to attend. Pa faille and lined with pale yellow aire: and sister-in-law of Mrs. ■ F. A. March 26 for Mrs. Angelina Frazzini, rishioners who have non-Cath- Sings in Cathedral JERRY BREEN Doyle. Requiem High Ma.ss was cele- taffeta. A hand-painted picture of 75, of 3234 W. 23rd avenue. Interment bi^ted in St. Joseph's church March olic friends interested in dis Mary Figgen Allen, former Den was in Mt. Olivet. the Mother of God adorns the back 28. Interment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard cussing Catholic dogmas are verite now living in Casper, Wyo., Florist Mrs. Frazzini, who was born Dec. along with gold embroidery and a mortuary. 14, 1875, in Italy, died March 22 in urged to bring them to these who was in Denver over the Easter strip of blue velvet. T J t a i i i o n , 1004 LSlh St. ANNA KESTEL, 68, of 462» Ivogan her home following a long illness. Her classes. week end, sang “ 0 Divine Re A new gold and white tabernacle street. Mother of Anthony, Henry, husband, Antonio Frazzini, preceded Joseph. Michael, and Daniel Kestel of Following the last lecture of the deemer” at the 12:30 Mass in the veil was made and.donated by Mrs. Picture Frame Shop MAin 2279 her in death in 1944. Cathedral Sunday. Denver; Adam and John Kestel of Po Surviving are five sons. Assistant pre-Lenten series of religion dis A. J. Bonino. 713 Grant St. MAin 4438 land; and Mrs. Catherine Bottone, Anna Chief Cassio Frazzini of the Denver cussion classes given by Father The. musician, who was well Mrs. Clifford Welch, president Wysowateky, and Frances Bowen of Fire department. Patrolmen Earl and Haley March 20, the Cathedral Denver. Also surviving are 10 grand known in Denver music circles, of -the Altar and Rosary society, Fine Prints Frank Frazzini of the Denver Police Sodality of Our Lady of the Im was among those who sang in the Call a children. Funeral services were held in department, Lewis Frazzini of Pueblo, thanks all those who helped in the ' Custom Framing 1 St. Joseph's church March 24. Inter and Eader Frazzini of Denver; three maculate Conception presided at a Denver Grand Opera company un ment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard mortuary. decoration of the church for Easter Velvet and French Mats^ daughter.^, Mrs. Cl^ra Onofrio. Mrs. Mar tea. Honored guests were the more der the direction of the Rt. Rev. and the building and decoration of ROSE NELSON, 47. of 2810 S. Har garet Crow of Denver, and Mrs. Sabina than 60 persons who attended the Monsignor Joseph J. Bosetti V.G. ’ Oval Frames | r CAB rison street. Wife of Roger A. Nelson: Smith of Battle Creek, Mich.; a sister, the repository for Holy Thursday. Mrs. Christina Frazzini of Denver; three series. Refreshments were served She is keeping up her musical in ' Metal Photo Frames ( MAin 7171 daughter of Mrs. Mary Anzick; and The Men’s club will meet in the sister of Mrs. Mae SpeaTs, Mrs. Anne brothers. Carman DeLorenzo of Italy, in St. Paul’s reading room by the terests in Casper. The Rev. Thomas L. Her church basement Monday evening, Prompt CourteODS Servlet Dimmitt, Emily Vinyard, and A. M. and Domenic and Joseph DeLorenzo of Alw ayi P1ent7 of CHEAPER RATES Anzick. Member of St. Rock's society Raton. N. Mex.: nine grandchildren, and der, an alumnus of . St. April 2, at 8 o’clock. Parking Spaea 2-WAY RADIO 133. K.S.J. Requiem High Mass is be four great-grandchildren, Thomas’s seminary, Denver, is one Mrs. Birge Smith is ill in St. CLEAN NEW CABS ing celebrated in Holy Rosary church at PAUL J. SHORF Mercy Nun Taught School Joseph’s hospital. 10 o’ clock Thursday, March 29, In High Mass of Requiem was celebrated of five priests of the Lincoln dio terment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard mortu in St. Dominic's church March 27 for cese honored by Pius XII, accord ary. Paul J. Shorf of 3401 W. 26th avenue, GOOD CLOTHES NEED ROBERT G. WEIR. 76. of 1047 Mad well-known Denver businessman. In Aspen and Cripple Creek ing to Bishop Louis B. Kucera. NOT BE EXPENSIVE ison street. Father of Mrs, Eileen Mr. Shorf. who was owner and op Requiem Mass was celebrated in teacher in the schools operated by Begley. Requiem High Mass is being erator of the Cigaret Service Co., Inc., He has been ^ade a Papal Cham Mercy hospital ' chapel March 21 the Sisters of Mercy ill Aspen and celebrated in St. Philom ena’ s church at here, died of a heart attack- in his berlain with the title of Very 9:30 o’clock Thursday. March 29. In home March 22. He was 49. for Sister Mary Nicholas Orr, who Cripple Creek. These schools were THE terment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard mortu Member of the Elks club and the Tollefson Furniture would have celebrated her golden discontinued when the mining Reverend Monsignor. Lincoln ary. Footprinters, Mr. Shorf was born In jubilee as a Sister of Mercy next ROBERT W. LIND, 43, of 1309 Grant New York city July 8, 1901. He lived towns fell into difficult days. priests made Domestic Prelates are 2749 SOUTH BROADWAY street. Requiem Mass was celebrated there until 1936, when he came to Den year. Interment was in Mt. Oli She is survived by a sister. Sis Monsignors Maurice F. Downey of ENGLISH in the Cathedral March 26. Interment ver, vet. Her death was reported briefly Marshfield, Wis. Olinger mortuary. He is survived by his wife. Betty ter Ignatius at Mercy hospital, Ulysses, Bernard J. Haskamp of SEE TOLLEFSON For a wide selection of Quality Bedroom in last week’s Denver Catholic Reg Denver; three nieces. Sister Mary Lawrence, Joseph J. Przudzik of EVA HORVATH, two-year-old daugh Shorf of Denver; his mother. Mrs. ister. Suites (Moderir and ConYentional). TAILORS ter of Mrs. Ibola Horvath of Elizabeth Julia Shorf: two brothers. Stanley and Mark, St. Mary’s college, Xavier, Davey, and George J. Schuster of street. Services March 27. Interment William Shorf; and a sister. Mrs. Mary Born in St. Joseph, Mo., Sister Kans.; Mrs. Mary Brown, Sacra Mt. Olivet. Day mortuary. Cragg, all of New York city. Lincoln. Monsignor Mercier was 901 FIFTEENTH STREET Mary entered the novitiate of the mento, Calif.; and Mrs. Patricia ordained in 1946. After serving as NEW FURNI1URE FOR LESS LUCY RODGERS, 85. of 1123 Speer Sisters of Mercy in Denver on Nov. Combine Quality and Style boulevard. Wife of John H. Rodgers. Palmer, Durango; and three neph Vice Chancellor and associate edi Requiem Mass was celebrated in St. Raps Partition 22, 1899, and made her vows Aug. ews, l^r. F. N. Orr, Brighton, 111.; tor of the Southern Nebraska Reg OPEN EVENINGS— 7 :3 0 -9 P.M. SU. 1-1441 at Prices You Can Afford Leo’s church March 27. Interment Mt. 15, 1902. Windsor, England. — Eamon de William Orr, Seattle, Wash.; and ister, he was named superintendent Olivet. George P. Hackcthal directing. Although she had been ill the MARY QUILTON, 79. mother of Valera, former Irish Prime Minis Patrick Orr, Denver. of schools of the Lincoln diocese. greater part of her life as a nun, Thomas Smythe of 4310 Raleigh street. ter, speaking at Slough, Bucking Requiem Mass was celebrated in An she had, in the early days of her The firms listed here deserve to hamshire, told an English audi be remembered when you are dis nunciation church March 27. Inter life as a religious, been a music tributing your patronage to the dif ment Mt. Olivet. Capitol mortuary. ence that it is useless to talk of Gov. Thornton Will Speak ferent lines of business. ROSE CASIAS, 32. of Frederick. Wife good relations between Ireland of Peter Casias, and mother of Billie Bloodshed in Barcelona ATTEl\TIOI\! and Lucy Casias. Requiem Mass will and England as long as the evil be celebrated in St. Cajetan’ s church at of partition exists. Ireland wants At Meeting of TB Society For Quick Results 10 o’-clock Saturday, March 31. Inter good relations, he added, and it is Blamed on Communists DO YOU ment Mt. Olivet. Capitol mortuary. to the benefit of both nations that Gov. Dan Thornton will speak Results are being used in curricu want to sell your home Personal Attention Xikt JOSE O, SALAZAR. 57. of 1577 Fed New York.— Generalissimo Fran lum planning. Motion pictures and want to buy a home eral boulevard. Husband of Maria they should exist. cisco Franco attributed the recent on the “ Importance of Colorado’s Contact Me. Reyes Salazar: father of Eugene Sal talks giving the facts about tuber want to build a home FRESH FLOWERS Barcelona strikes and bloodshed to Health Program” at the Denver azar. Mrs. Andrew Romero, Mrs. Lasher culosis reached 106,000 persons; Garbiso, and Eva, Elva, Angelina, and To Ferret Out Anti-Reds Communist agents, but admitted Tuberculosis society’s annual meet Barbara Jean Salazar: and brother of Jose ing to be held at 12 noon on ^ i - 85,000 pamphlets and posters, and PAUL O. BKUi\0 London. — Prie.sts throughout that they had found a fertile field B. Fermin, Cel#don: Moises and Policiano day, March 30. Dr. Hilbert Mark, 21 exhibits were also used to tell Salazar; Mrs. Carpio Pineda, Mrs. Pete Slovakia are being compelled to for propaganda among the working Iteal Estate Broker newly appointed director of the the story of tuberculosis and how Archuleta, and Mrs. Simon Naranjo. attend two-week “ discussion” classes there. Franco -Holamed the 4615 Eliot St. GL. 2460 Also surviving are seven grandchildren. city’s division of tuberculosis con individuals can protect themselves meetings on Marxism. The courses depressed state of these people on and their community from'this dis CALL ANY TIME Requiem Mass is being celebrated in the lack of economic assistance trol, will share the speaker’s stand St. Cajetan’s church at 9 o’clock Thurs are conducted under the auspices with Governor Thornton and will ease. Organization of a program day, March 29. Interment Mt. Olivet. of the Red Slovak Office for from the West, The Spanish leader to supply Denver’s tuberculosis pa Military honors by Columbine Post discuss “ Total Care— Not Half ’•'W' Church Affairs in Bratislava and in recent months has abandoned tients with needs not ordinarily 9014 VFW. Trevino mortuary. attempts to picture his country as Care” for the tuberculosis patient. FREDA STROMSOE, 62, of 1456 S. are designed mainly to test the Mayor Quigg Newton will extend included in a hospital’s budget, CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING Sherman street. Requiem Mass was political thinking of the different a self-sustaining nation under such as entertainment, books, mag celebrated in the Cathedral March 26, present world conditions, but has greetings. Reservations can be 18 E. 6th Ave. A L. 2019 prfests. azines, personal needs, and trans JAMES A. BERGEN. 84. of 1167 emphasized its individuality, Chris made by calling MA. 5l46. list Off Broadway on 6th Avi. Fillmore street. Husband of Mary G. portation for families to visit pa tianity, and anti-Communism. The The annual meeting will mark Classified Ads English Pilgrims tients in sanatoria outside of Den Caudillo has been able to make the completion of the local Tuber ver was introduced. It will pay you to read ALL of the following advertisements. London.— Catholics throughout progress in healing the diplomatic culosis society’s 33rd year. Some Successful public information the world have been invited to breach between Spain and the of the outstanding accomplish coverage of activities related to ments of the past year are as fol take part in pilgrimages to an Western powers by pointing to the the control of tuberculosis was TREES REMOVED — SPRAYED — HELP WANTED lows : cient shrines in London, Oxford, anti-Red activities of Spain. Even TRIMMED by licensed, insured, experienced achieved through the generosity of Receptionist, cashier and typist Perma-* and Cambridge being organized at this time, however, with envoys More than 29,000 persons were men. Heavy power equipment for any sire Denver’s press and radio— 1,430 nen t Swigert Brothers, 1554 California. ^ this year during the Festival of from France, England, and the U. x-rayed through mobile x-ray unit job. Fertilizers of all kinds. Call MILE newspapet column inches were car HI FORESTRY TREE SERVICE. AC 6634. Britain by the Sodality of Our S. in Madrid, Franco feels that he programs, and the tuberculosis in ried, aiid 87 quarter-hour shows Full and part time janitors. Catholia School—suburbs. Can arrange bouse Lady. The pilgrimages, mostly on is far from that basis of equality formation quiz was given to 3,000 were broadcast. Realizing that CARPENTER WORK students in eighth and 10th grades living quarters. State wages, whethee foot, are for men, but it is hoped he wants, reports J. C. Oestreicher community participation is a handyman, if full time hours available* 11 that some women will take part. of the International News Service. of public and parochial schools. “ must” in fighting tuberculosis, FIRST class cabinet making. Carpenter part time. Give references. College stoden^ and remodeling. Call PE. 6241. could handle part time job. If married, 3,150 volunteers contributed thou could also use services of wife, part tJini / sands of hours to the society’s BRICK REPAIRS in convent or rectory or both. Inquiri All Saints' Parish Dream Is Nearer program. Suburban parish, this office. BRICK R E P A IR S; Specializing in brick painting and repairing, alao caulking and painting. GR. 7442. WALTER EVANS . i Optimistic Reds 3177 Benton St. WANTED TO RENT > • Wellington, New Zealand. — COMPANION WANTED Chinese Communist authorities UNFURNISHED HOME believe that when a .full Com Elderly Catholic working lady alone aa 3 to 5 room* for Young Catho munist State is attained no one companion and help with light housework. lic Couple with two-year-old will want to belong to a Church No laundry. Room and board. Ctil FR 7642 between 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. daughter moving to Denver any more. Monday. *oon. Excellent reference*. LEGAL NOTICE PAINTING & DECORATING Office of the CALL THE REGISTER ' TREASURER City and County of Denvers FOR paperhanging and painting call Anton KEYSTONE 4205 Municipal Building Beringer, 163 Madison. EA. 2286. Denver. Colorddo WALLPAPER Banging, Painting. Rw No. 0-254 modeling. Call KE. 6793. Catholic services at Olinger's NOTICE OF PURCHASE OF REAL ES TATE AT TAX SALE AND OF AFFLI BUILD IN G, remodeling, cabinet work. Call CTION FOR ISSUANCE OF TREAS GL. 5166. CARY’S ore a most sincere final tribute—because URER’S DEED , 1500 S. Broadway -< TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, and TOWELS & LINEN SUPPLY more eapecially to John Parsona, Carrie W. Parsons, John Lhnergan, Keppel Brierly. MOUNTAIN TOWEL * SUPPLY CO. ;We Pay fash; of the personal attention of You and each o f you are hereby notified Serrice fornished for Offices, Barbero. that on the 18th day of November, .1937, Reitanrants, Store*, ond Bonqnete the Manager of Revenue, Ex-Officio 'Treaa- For Used Furniture B W. BECKIUS. Manager urer of the City and County of Denver and Olinger's Catholic staff—the largest 1227 Cnrtla St. M A . 7969 State of Colorado, 'aold at public aale to / and W. F. ^elty, aasignor of John Lonergan and Keppel Brierly, the applicant, who DRUGGISTS • Mi*cellaneou* Item* ^ Catholic staff of any mortuary haa made demand for a Treasurer'a Deed, PE. 4014 RA. 6423 ^ the following deacribed real eatate, situate TOUR PRESCRIPTIONS , OPd^ RVENINGS TILL 9 p.B. i in the City and County of Denver and State of’’Colorado, to-wit: Lota Twenty-One (21) will be filled correctly at in Colorado. and Twenty-Two (22), in Block Two Hun dred Fifteen (216), Capital Avenue Sub WASHINGTON PARK PHARMACY division; that said tax s4e was made to satisfy the delinquent Genera! taxes ai- Ph. HP. 9796 1996 Sontb Gaylord 8L REAL ESTATE sessed against said real eatate tor the year 1986; that said real estate wae taxed in Want inactiva partner man or FOR SALE the name of John Parsons and Carrie W. woman $2,000.00. Have new de Fort Logan; the Rev. John Regan, pastor of the Parsons: that the statutory period o f re THIS PICTURE, taken at the corner demption expired November I8th, 1940; vice usable every automobile Mother of God church, Denver; the Rev. Frederick that the same has not been red eem ^ ; that meeting wide demand. Return stone laying ceremonies of All Saints’ McCallin, pastor of St. Mary’s in Littleton; the said property may be redeemed at any time thonld exceed 100%. P. O. Box FREE APPRAISALS church, Denver, on March 4, shows “in dramatic Rev. Edward Leyden, archdiocesan superintendent before a Tax Deed is issued; that a Tax Deed will be issued to the said John Loner 1620N, Denver, Colorado. Call ut for quick action in m U mORTURRIES silhouette Loretto Heights college in the background. of schools, who is temporarily in charge of the gan and Keppel Brierly, lawful holder of .of your property. Services for the new parish are being held in the parish; and the Rev. Walter Jaeger, who is assisting said certificate, on the ^Oth day of July Luting with a* i* TOUR a**aranc* at 12 o'clock noon, 1951, unless the same of prompt, conrteou* handling of yonr Uth at Bouldtr • Sp ot at Shtrman college auditorium pending completion of the church, Father Leyden. Registers containing the history of has been redeemed before 12 o’clock noon the parish were placed in the cornerstone. Stand WANTED: TMil ftstat* problems. on which construction is moving along rapidly. The of said date. If yoD went to buy we wIU find what W IT N E S S my hand and seal this 19th Rt. Rev. Monsignor Joseph P. O’Heron, pastor of ing at the far right in the picture is Milton Sacristan at large city Churcb. you want In our wide variety of lietinta. E. Colfax at Magnolia (under construction) St. Louis’ parish, Englewood, officiated at the laying Freeman, who has been one of the leaders in organ day of March, 1951. (Seal) Good wages and meals. Write, of the cornerstone of the new building on South izing the finances of the parish, which already A. 8. BRODHEAD, Wilson & Wilson, Realty . Federal boulevard near W. Harvard avenue as pic boasts some 322 families. Approximately 300 per Manager of Revenue. The Register, P. 0. Box 1620, Member* of St. Louis Pariah IVow Serving Nearly Half of Denver*$ Familiet By A. S. Brodhead. 2818 S. Broadway SU. MI7I tured above. Monsignor O’Heron was assisted by the sons attended the dedication.— (Register photo by First Publication March 22nd, 1961 Dept. SW or Call KE. 4205. ^^^^^Opei^vening*^tllI^^^^^ Rev. Anthony Weinzapfel, pastor of St. Patrick’s, Smyth) , L ift FuhlieaUoD April 5th, 1661 Thundoy, March 29, 1951 Offict, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystene 4205 PAGE ELEVEN . f Strange But True The Foundation Of Religious Liberty By Paul H. Hallett tributed to a concept of religious freedom, to the tad WITH WHAT DEADLY COMPLETENESS idea that religion is essentially a private, not a miseducation can be instilled under the name of public affair.” SOFT 90C X AT URQUB, CflPPAOOCM. educatioii we have nowhere found more fully THE WRITER OF THESE WORDS has man •cd IS MOMEVeOMSeO wrm CfifKS INHA6ITED illustrated than in a passage from the essay, aged to do something that is harder than it looks. m- WR CENTURIES. A t W AX£CHAPELS M m “ Changing Concepts of Freedom,” part of a In a long paragraph he has succ^ded in writing Ra Fnir KAr Friiinrf las HOUGH ICOHOGRAPHIC DMMHOS series of materials for sociological education put not a word that is historically or philosophically • *v?UoCr U C f lUll f lYM. L ,U iL U f . out by the D.U. Social Science Foundation and nd rXOM SOO-SOOAP AND MORE true. E^:ept for one sentence, which is mislead By Monsicnor Matthew Smith Over my editorial desk, every week, pour elaborate frescoes o f THE distributed through the Adult Education Council ing, everything he says is simply false. Even one WE HOPE THAT the editorial page mana many thousands of news items from all parts of in the Denver public library. Here is the para est 8V f-’ //v^ centuries. unschooled in history might have his suspi ger of a Colorado daily who admitted a defense the* world, and I assure you that the radio and graph: cions aroused by the limiting phrase, “ for at o f agnosticism to his department March 10, 1951, wire accounts which reach me today are not help m. “ It is the Reformation beginning in the early least their own particular sect.’’ The Politburo and an atheistic letter to the editor, March 26, ful in bolstering a feeling that atheists are nice ng 16th century which was most importent in revital itself, may at times be conceived as allowing the Feast of the Resurrection of Christ, is not people. I find that where, in organized force, it izing Ihe stoic doctrine of the individual and-fn liberty to its own membership. Of the Protestant setting a precedent he intends to follow. they gain the upper h^nd they know no limit to giving new emphasis to individual rights as a leaders mentioned, only George Fox, the founder He must remember two things: 1. His paper is cruelty. Christians, alas, have sometimes known separate and distinct subject of freedom. Under of Quakerira, advocated liberty of conscience for going into many thousands of Christian homes, how to persecute, but there is an immense dif such leaders as Luther, Calvin, Zwingli, Knox, others than his own followers. And tl)c dis where parents and others are sure to be dis ference between' the several hundred Catholics and Fox Hie new Protestant sects gave birth to ciples of Fox,, who lived 100 years after the turbed by attacks on Christianity; 2. Atheism is whose names are recorded as martyrs in England on the idea of liberty of conscience, of ^eedom of death of Luther, were severely persecuted by not in respectable repute, especially since it is up to about 1729 after the Reformation, and the worship and toleration fo r at least their own Protestant states as Protestants. being used as the chief weapon of Communism 7,300 Catholic clergymen, religious, and sem particular sect. We cannot overestimate the im The Social Science Foundation writer, who to help destroy all individual rights. inarians about whose murder in Spain during the portance of this new concept. Every earlier age lacks all historical perspective, confuses two The article of March 10 was written by Mar several-year reign of the Loyalist-Communist had had as a distinguishing mark a great state important words, separation and distinction. Be garet Miller, who conducts a department, we sup regime in the latter lOSOs there is official docu religion, publicly professed and financially supr fore the advent of Christianity, and even after pose a syndicated one, called “ One Woman’s mentary evidence (including the data on more ported by all the jitizens. Whatever may be wards in all civilizations not under its aegis, there View.” Her arg;ument was a curiou^ thing. Be than 6,700 priests). Christians have never per one’s opinion of the Protestant Reformation of was no distinction between spirituRi and civil cause she heard somebody say: “ There’s no hope secuted on the atheist scale. The figures from the 16th century, of the rise of deism and skepti society. This is a condition into which humanity, for the godless,” and she admits that she does Russia are far^greater than those just cited, and cism in the 17th and 18th, and of the existence left to itself, seems inevitably to slip. In the not believe in (ilod as a supernatural being, but Stalin’s satellites, including Red China, are keep- of scientific rationjilism in the \19th and 20th, ancient world, says Fustel de Coulanges (La confesses she is an agnostic, a doubter, one who ing up this deadly work. I do not think either there is general agreement that each has con- Cite Antique, 1, V, ch. iii), “ religion and State does not know and does not believe, she launches Catholics or Protestants need a lecture from a ^ c k o i r ' occupied' fcy Our Ladtj non-believer in God on tolerance. I agree, how when, appearing to St Gltherinfi were one thing; each people adored its god, and into charges of intolerance on the part of Chris Where Are the Other Nine? each god ruled his people. . . . The State was a tians. The thinking throughout is confused, but it ever, that more is to be gained by kindness lAboure. July 19.1830, is preserjied religious community; the King, a Pontiff; the is clear that she is willing to be an unbeliever toward an atheist or agmostic than by mere name in-the Mo&wrhouse cf the Sisters j By Rev. Robert E. K ekeisen THE FIRST SUNDAY AFTER EASTER is magistrate a priest, the law a sacred formula.. . . and to rear her children as such, without fear of calling. / oTCt^ltytThris. ^ him •*/ often called Loy Sunday. Liturgists say this Individual liberty was unknown. . . . Man was divine judgment and content to follow those vir name was adopted because the. Easter octave reserved for the State in his soul, in his body, tues that gladden her. ANY PERSON, LOOKING AROUND Wm at ahd in his goods.” SHE SPEAKS OF CHRISTIANS she has the wonders and the order of creation, ought to day’s usual Sunday glory pales in the wake of 10 k s ! the Resurrection feast’s brilliance. SO c o m p l e t e IN THE ANCIENT WORLD known who were “ just as uncivil, discourteous, be able to get at least a reasonable suspicion 'n r MYSTERIOUS Fire seen by the loro of There could be another reason for the term was this confusion of two realities that it was unkind, thoughtless, and sinful, as those who do that a personal God exists. If He exists He should VENOOME (FRANCE) 6 FAMILV IN O SS', Low Sunday: The “ low” attendance at Mass and not considered hypocrisy for a priest to offer not believe in God.” She also writes about her be worshipped. Anybody who prays for light CAUSING THEM TO BUILD IRINITV CHURCH the astonishingly “ low” number of communi sacrifices, the efficacy of which he doubted, to conscience. and does_ what he can to reach it will not be IN REMRAnON FOR THEIR SINS, IS CLEVERLY cants in comparison with crowds present and the gods whose existence he would dispute. No one We are not going to defend unkind Christians. refused it. There is no intellectual or moral depicted ON THE CHURCH FRONT BY Communions distributed the week before. could have agreed more thoroughly than''the There are plenty of them. But there are many excuse for atheism or a^osticisra. As for most STONE CARVINGS WHICH GIVE rr THE On the whole. Catholics’ attendance at Sun Roman Emperors who sent the Christians to their more who do take supernatural virtue seriously, atheists, I fear they live in accordance with their :ici > appearance o f being ENVEU3PEO day Mass is a magnificent perennial manifesta death that religion “ is essentially a private, not and who use the means God has provided to lift unbeliefs. I do not say this about Mrs. Miller, I tion of faith— a symbol of true religion and, a public affair.” They were not interested themselves out of sin and to give them the grace for I do not know her. But I do know that news incidentally, a source of envy to sects that do not whetiier the Christians they commanded to do ______and strength to do better. papers ought not to be offering arguments for have the truth with its magnetic Mass. There can homage to Jupiter or a deified Emperor really \ \A/ C' 1 ) ' r atheism, especially if they want the U.S.A. to The Denver Catholic Register . be no “ kick” made by Catholic pastors or the believed in their divine character. What they / \ r Q W © O O UntOrtUnOte'^ continue. • President...... Most Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. overztalous among the faithful thejnselves that wanted was some sign of complete submission, Editor...... Rt. Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D., Jour.D Mass attendance, week after week, is not repre body and soul, to the State. What the Christians By Rev. F rancis Syrianey The article of March 25 was signed E. Wyeth Managing Director...... Monsignor John B. Cavanagh, M.A., Ph.D. sentative. Churches crowded for six or eight believed in the retreat of their own intellects was MANY CITIZENS OF COLORADO have Jones, Littleton, Colo. The argument was taken > City Editor...... Rev. John B. Ebel, M.A., LittDu Masses every Sun<(ay of -the year are a constant no concern of the Roman officials. fretted because the blessings of television have bodily, I feel, from some village atheist’s book popular back in ^andpa’s day. The statements Associate Editors — Rev. Francis Syrianey, M.A., Litt.D.; Linus index of the Church Militant’s seriousness in the thus far been denied them. They find that they It is to this state of things that writers of were hoary with age, pathetically shallow, and Riordan, Ph.D.; Rev. James B. Hamblin, M.A., Litt.D.; Rev. Robert practice of its public worship of God. are not “ hep” with the > rest of the country when , )Is the mind of the Social Science Foundation writer utterly futile. His letter was a brazen attack on Kekeisen, M.A., Litt.D.; Paul H. Hallett, Litt. D.; Jack Heher, A.B. BUT WHAT ABOUT THOSE “ EXTRAS” it comes to Hopalong hi-jinks, the antics of to would drive us. They are, in the most literal puppets, the revival of^ vaudeville, and the latest Christianity and said there is not a single major James Kelly, A.B.; Art Editor, Leo Canavan, M.F.A.______who lined »the aisles on Easter Sunday, and sense, reactionaries; those who believe that there s. leng:thened the queues before the confessional decollete fashions. Even the more serious bemoan tenet in the Christian Church that cannot be Entered as second class matter at the postoffice at Denver, Colo. is a spiritual power transcending the State are their inability to witness sporting events, news found in much older religions; then it went on to in Holy Saturday night? And are they extras? They the liberals. Between the French-style secularistic Thii Paper Printed Entirely By Union Labor were baptized in the same faith as the undaunted events as they happen, the activities in UN mention Osiris as a “ savior god 2,000 years be 0- State, and the modem Mohammedan and Hindu sessions, and now the Kefauver crime investiga fore Jesus;” Mlthra, “ the Persian Christ;” and individuals who allow only serious illness to keep theocracies, and the Iron Curtain countries there tion sessions, the current talk of the country. Chrishna, “ the Hindoo Christ.” Published Weekly by them from Sunday Mass. They received the same exist vast differences of degree, but not of kind. The experience of others who have not been REALl y , MISTER! It would have been good he THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY, (Inc.) Confirmation as those especially fervent few who Whatever religious freedom they accidentally partake of the Holy Sacrifice’s spiritual fruits so benighted as we shows, however, that tele form to look up these legendary fellows before )ly 938 Bannock Street, 1 allow, they all agree in this: Beyond the obliga vision is by no means an unmixed blessing. - They writing. Osiris, you would have found in the daily. tions that the State imposes the individual is ve Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 1620 But where are the “ Easter eggs” now, on Low have found that, unlike the radio, television re Columbia Encyclopedia (1950), was the Egyptian o l free; the consequence of this is that this area of quires almost complete attention. It is found god of the underworld, slain and tom apart by Sunday? It seems they have settled back into the freedom may be encroached upon limitlessly by same religious indifference that kept them from to be a great waster of time, a distraction to chil; his evil brother. Set or Night, and restored by )ls Subscription: the State that owns no authority but its own. church in the past 12 months (or three months, dren, and a deterrent to more constructive Thoth as the judge of the underworld. He was It, .75 cents per year in Archdiocese of Denver. ManTs all within time and place. if they are accustomed to give Christ the honor efforts. the god of fertility. He is no more like Jesus ed I $1.25 per year Outside Archdiocese of Denver. THIS TYRANNY WAS BROKEN by Jesus KEENER OBSERVERS have concluded that Christ than I am like Joe Stalin. Mithra was an of their presence on His birthday). ey Canada, $2.00 a year per subscription. Christ, not by isolating the individual from the TV is one more step in the progression of the ancient god of Persia and India who somehow CATHOLICS WHOSE DEVOTION is ex )1. Foreign countries, including Philippines, $2.75 a year. hausted by annual Mass attendance present an State— that would have left the door open to new de-intellectualizing process which has substituted appealed to the military of pagan Rome. He be almost impossible obstacle to the pastor’s efforts usurpations. He constituted a spiritual society, “ seeing” for “ thinking” in human activities. came the god of light and the sun. The central Thursday, March 29, 1951 in their behalf. They go to Confession on so itself endowed with all the organs proper to a Now, visual aids are a valuable adjunct to the mystery of Mithraism told how Mithras slew a id perfect society, and He entrusted to it the safe sacred bull in a grotto. Althogether, the cult busy a night that the confessor just has not time education process, but that is all they are— an ed to give them more than a passing admonition. guarding of individual religious freedbm. For the adjunct. They are not a substitute. offered nothing more than the other shallow OFFICIAL:'ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER They attend Mass on so great a feast day that the foundation of this power was not a simple act of Pictures in any form are popular because they legends of ancient paganism, but it was kept r e The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. pastor refuses to spoil the happiness of the time defiance to the Synagogue. If it had been no are easily absorbed. Our age, however, has seen mysterious— and women were barred. “ Little is cd We confirm it as the official publication of the Archdiocese. What by giving them the excoriation they deserve. And more than that it would today be only a the extension of this tendency to the nth degree. known in detail about Mithraism,” says the ever appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or it is not likely that such backsliders have interest historical memory, powerless to wrest the con A steady diet of motion pictures, television Columbia Encyclopedia. We may say, however, »- those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. enough in their faith to read the Catholic press to science from the yoke of the secular power, programs, pictorial magazines, “ comic’l books, that it had a higher .ethical system than some rt- which has at its disposal the sword and the formg of paganism. Christianity soon conquered We hope The Register will be read in every home of the receive the instruction in matters of faith that and other means of visual entertainment and or budget, prisons and honors. It was necessary to it, though Mithra worship was widespread. Archdiocese. they badly need. This very editorial, written for instruction, to the exclusion of more solid fare, tie the lax, will reach them only if a kindly relative frame the individual in a new society in order is leading in many instances to mental deteriora As for “ Chrishna, the Hindoo Christ,” Jones th We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in to protect his weakness, and to arm this society may look up this fellow in reference book after or friend, more devout than they, takes the tion. o f the children of the Archdiocese for the reading of The Register. trouble to pass it on. with a sovereign authority. That is what Jesus The person who makes pictures his. exclusive reference book, even Webster’s New Interna « URBAN J. VEHR Whether the less conscientious among Catho did in bequeathing His authority to His disciples source of information becomes less a man and tional Dictiona^, without even a mention of him. Jan. 29, 1942 Archbishop of Denver, lics recognize the fact or not, every individual on the day when He told them: “ Go . . . Teach more a walking camera. The extent of his I found something about him in a ritualistic work must be in the state of sanctifying ^ a ce at life’s what I have taught you .. . . Feed My lambs, feed mental activity is to reproduce in his imagina of a secret fraternal society whose inside litera end in order to be saved from hell fire. Perennial My sheep. . . . Whatever you shall bind on earth tion whatever his eyes focus upon. He does not ture I have, but even there no effort was made disregard of the Church’s strict law on Sunday. shall be bound also in heaven, and whatever you think; he prints mental pictures. He finds it hard to furnish documentation for the remarks and ha Forty Hours' Devotion Mass attendance is not likely to preserve that shall loose on earth shall be loosed also in to grasp abstract ideas because ideas cannot be obviously the writer was not sure all he said was in grate in the soul. heaven.” seen. * not legendary. Without question it was after ic- ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER OUR HOLY FATHER, speaking to a group Christ, I contend, that somebody formed most of t l Week of April 1, Low Sunday o f publishers last December, warned against the the Chrishna legend. A man who, according to the ed Denver, St. Joteph’i (Poluk) church. inherent dangers of too much motion pictures Masonic writer Albert Pike, was cradled among IV. Burlington, St. Catherine’s church. and television. He was not speaking about moral shepherds, whose birth caused a tyrant to order all dangers; he was concerned with their debilitating male children slain, who performed miracles and of effect upon the mind when they are over even raised the dead, who washed the feet of the IHUllllUHNUmill en CATHOLIC RADIO LOG emphasized. Brahmins, who was born of a virgin, descended i l l “ Even though one must admit the technical into hell after being put to death on a cruciform it. Station KOA FAMILY THEATER—Wednei. tree, who rose again, ascended to heaven, and day, 7:30 p.m. and artistic importance of the moving picture,” ha ASK AND LEARN— Sunday, he said, “ yet the unilateral influence that it has charged his disciples to preach his doctrines, r|. 8:30 a.m. SACRigD HEART PROGRAM O F F m o iD ! on man, and especially on youth, with its almost and who gave these disciples the gift of miracles ht — well that man, I say, had his story too plainly CATHOLIC HOUR — Sunday, Saturday, 10 a.m. purely visual action brings with it such a degree ad of intellectual decadence that moving pictures modeled on the New Testament to live hundreds 12 noon. Station KTLN let OHWIFHTIKIIEII! are beginning to be considered a danger for the o f years before it; especially when no respect Station KFEL FR. JOHN ORDINAS, C.R.— whole population.” able author takes him seriously. ist AVE MARIA HOUR— Sunday, Sunday, 7:15-7:30 a.m. When the movies are brought into the home IF THERE IS ANYTHING we do not need in of our daily press, it is the type of reasoning used 5:30 a.m. and 11:30 p.m. Station KLZ via television the situation is that much more il aggravated. Devastating is the comment made by village atheists. ls' ROSARY FOR PEACE— Sun- CHURCH OF AIR— Sunday, by some grown children whose father had become In some daily newspapers, there is an day, 8:15 p.m. 8-8:30 a.m. a slave to the TV screen: “ He’s almost turning itchy tendency to stir up fights simply to attract into a vegetable.” attention, and to substitute mere entertainment for valuable information and guidance. There is also the tendency “ to present all sides of every Is One Freedom question,” but the fact is that this at times de scends to the low level of making sport of every i thing sacred, or to a presentation of pseudo Hear More Precious? scholarship as something remarkable. Ten thou By L inus R iordan sand tons of falsehood may not contain a gram IS THE FREEDOM OF THE PRESS more of truth. The duty of the press is to get at the precious than the freedom of religion? trutL It can always be found. ASK and LEARN The action o f the American secular press in r , the past few weeks would seem to indicate that le newspapers are more important than religion. A World Problem e- This conclusion would appear to be justified, THERE MAY HAVE BEEN A TIME when KOA if the old saying is true, which reminds, “ Ac you could look on the “ school question” — ^the ed tions speak louder than words.” state’s attitude toward'religious schools or re »1 Several weeks ago Archbishop Joseph Beran ligion in the school— as a purely local or at most €- of Prague was driven from his see by the Com 8:30 national question. And perhaps you thought it re munists. A virtual prisoner of the Reds in his not overly important. It is steadily and obviously, of own home for 18 months, he finally was im however, becoming one of the most universal es EVERY SUNDAY MORNING prisoned in a small “ concentration monastery” at / and most important questions in the world. M jec, Eastern Bohemia. It was not too many decades ago that Cath is- Questions on religion submitted by the radio IT’S PLEASANT to Borrow. . . . THIS STORY MADE NEWS for a day in the olic schools in Europe— in France and Italy, for 3S’ daily press. Perhaps an editorial or two was audience answered on the archdiocesan broadcast. instance— ^were so severely persecuted by the he written about the nefarious deeds of the Com governments that their days seemed numbered. ed Booklet on Catholic Church available free of coet munists. The attitude of onost papers seems to be ■c- that the arrest of Archbmop Beran was too bad, And it was only 1925 when here in the United to all inquirers. ^ The AMERICAN Way! States a group of bigots out in Oregon tried to it- but it was just one of those thing;8 that no one I’S WRITE TO can do anytiiing about. It might be compared to force all Catholic parents to send their children ASK AND LEARN^^ Station KOA the killing of a horse that has broken its leg. to the public, schools that taught no religion. If you need money to buy new This was the famous “ Oregon case” in which the el- Denver 2, Colorado Such drastic actions are terrible, but then what appliances^ new fumiturey Supreme Court of the land strongly stated the In can you do? No one approves of the imprison in- or a new car . . . you’ll find ment of Archbishop Beran, but then it has to be constitutional rijglit of parents to decide the education of their qhildren. la, it'a pleasure to borrow The tolerated, they say. m- More recently the director of La Prenea, Dr. The past few months have seen far different MAin 5314 AMERICAN Wayt L o a n rates trends, with articlp 26 of the Universal Declara an Alberto Gainz Pazo in Buenos Aires, Argentina, of are low, payments are arranged to was sought by the Peron government, which tion of Human Rights adopted by the United Nations General Assembly Dec. 10, 1948, de 10- fit your income. Service wished to imprison him for 18 days for opposition h« F. J. KIRCHHOF to the Peron regime. He was able to escape and claring: “ Parents have a prior right to choose is prompt, courteous, confidential. the kind of education that shall be given to their le find refuge in Uruguay. or Drop in anytimel IMMEDIATELY THE PRESS of the U. S. children.” ONLY A FEW WEEKS AGO the state of la l and all the free world came to Dj:. P m o ’ s de ic- Construction Co. fense in attacks on^he Peron administration. Victoria in Australia voted to provide for re ligious instruction in all state schools. Far more FREE PARKING La Prenea is recognized as one of the best and le- most influential papers in the world. The Ameri important was the recent statement by the .Right Next Door to the Bonk powerful Belgian Socialist leader, Paul Henri of BUILDERS can newspapermen are to be lauded for their of ever-constant fight to keep the press of the world Spaak, that European Socialists must forget :s We Appreciate Your Patronage HEAR ^AM^RICAN SERENADE” free and strong. Any government not intent on their bitter fight against religious schools. Along some internal scheme or international plot should with this we could list the fact that the rabid 700 Lawrence'S t. Denver, Colo. K LZ, e i ‘3 0 P.M. EVERY WEDNESDAY fear no honest newspaper. French Socialists abstained from voting against ,0- The point is this. The U. S. press shohld not^, the Council of Europe declaration. TS be unrelenting in the fight for freedom of the As if to highlight this growing recognition of A press and then tolerate with “ honest disappfoval” the importance of the religious education rs ESTABLISHED IfCt question. Catholics, ^otestants, and even er any attack on religion. It can no more remain 0. The AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK silent about the ministers, priests, sisters, and agnostics — from Britain, Trance, Belgium, Bishops who are imprisoned and killed by the Holland, Italy, and Leb|»on— recently attended "s The American Fixture Co. Reds than it can ignore the attempts of govern a conference at Avignon in France to further the lie Manofactartn ol ^ % o f D e a v e r ment to injure the press or any other attack on cause of parental rights in the education of ir- Church Pews and Altars 't- any oFthe freedoms. children. id Church Furniture 17th at Lawrence Streets IF ONE FREEDOM GOES, then all the free And now an international federation is being t>.. doms are endangered. Furthermore, the other formed in Paris to defend in their various ir, Bank, Office, and Store Fixtures freedoms are resting on the freedom of religion. countries these parental rights mentioned in the as • MiUtcork o f All Kinds t h e BAN^K OP PERSONALIZCO' B C R V I C C As long as tiie daily press overlooks these facts, declaration adopted by the United Nations. then that long will its crusade for justice and The bigots nvay continue to'label the school je Member, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation r. , » MA. 0168 democracy be futile. fight as mere selfishness on the part of some li- F. J. Kuchhof, Pres. 1235 Arapahoe St. Silence never killed any evil or conquered any Catholics, but it obviously is becoming a world IB, C. F. Stahl, Fiee Pres. Denver, Colo. wrong. Tolerated wrongs always come home to wide clamor of parents for their God-given rights n- zoost. and simple justice.—Peoria Register PAGE TWELVE Offiet, 939 Bonneek Sfraat THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER TcUphont, KEyifont 4205 Thursday, March 29, 1951 Cathedral Grad Featured Catholics Prominent in Legion April Fool's Ball Slated In Telephone Co. Magazine By P T A at St. Philotriena's Featured in a two-page picture the January-Februaiy edition of story on the training of a tele the Monitor, magazine published phone operator that appeared in by the Mountain States Telephone' (St.' Pkilomena’i Pariah, Denver) day afternoon, March 29, in her company, was Barbara Sliemers, The April Fool’s bail, sponsored home, 1248 Detroit. Classes in Home Care 19, a 1950 graduate of Cathedral by the Parent-Teachers’ associ Mrs. T. A. Triplett will enter high school. ation of S t Philomen^’s school, tain the St. Frances Cabrini will highlight the Easter week Bridge club at the Chalet, 815 Barbara, daughter of Mr. and For Infants Open April 2 festivities with a costume parade Colorado boulevard, Friday, March Mrs. Theodore Sliemers, 4429 in the school auditorium on Satur 30. Steele street, attended S t Philo- A free evening class in home day evening, March 81. Mrs. L. L. St. William’;^ Bridge club will care of mothers and infants is mena’s school. Her sister, Therese, Bennett is general chairman. is a member o f the Sisters of Lor- meet at the home of Mrs. Fred scheduled to open in Denver on A special prize will be awarded etto, having entered the commu Hyde, Thursday afternoon, March April 2. The 12-hour course will be to the couple with the funniest 29. conducted at 1515 Cheyenne place nity in September, 1948. costume. Father Joseph O’Malley on Monday and Wednesday from The nine-picture story illus Our Lady’s Bridge club will vdll donate the prize. Dick Corde’s meet Friday, March 30, at 1 p.m. 7:30 until 9:30 p.m., and is open trated the several phases o f Bm - orchestra will play for dancing. bara’s training for her work, with at the home of _ Mrs. Robert Rear to both men and women. Registra Assisting tne chairman are don, 1362 Cook street# tion should be made by calling the particular emphasis on the part Mmes. 0. L. Robb, Don Wilcox, Denver Red Cross Nursing Serv the telephone workers play in the P. T. McCabe, and Francis Mc Mr. and Mrs. George W, Ulirick- ices at AL. 0811. •_____ nation’s defense program.______Namara. , > son atuiounce the birth of a daugh ter at Billings, Mont., on Holy New Officers Thursday, March 22. Mrs. Ulirick- Amusements — Dining Are Selecfed son is the daughter of Mr. and The monthly meeting of St. Mrs. I. C. Olmstead of this parish. Mrs. T. H. Walker, a sister of Mrs. building corporation, •will be in charge of the cere Philomena’s^PTA was held in the PROMINENT PARTS in the corner Ulirickson, is visiting in Billings. Recreation monies. The latter two are members of St. Philo- school auditorium on Monday, stone ceremonies for the new memorial mena’s parish, Denver. Among other Catholic mem March 26. Mrs. Don Wilcox, chair Mrs. Albert James will entertain building of the Leyden-Chiles-Wicker sham Amer bers of the Legion who 'will play prominent roles in man of the nominating committee, the St. Rose of Lima club Thurs ___..... -ffoiOi/ufy rTol-Lj o i^ j / ^ ican Legion post No. 1, De'nver, ■will be taken by the ceremonies are Felix Pogliano, national vice com presented the slate of officers for day, March 29, at her home, 1765 these members of the post. The Rev. William Mona mander: Joseph H. Leyden, chairman of the corner the coming year. The new officers Trenton street. han (left), assistant director of Catholic Charities stone arrangements committee; and Harry Graham, will be Mrs. James A. Koning, St. Anthony’s club will meet and chaplain of the post, •will deliver the invocation; finance officer of the post. A copy df this issue of president; Mss. Orval Robb, with Mrs. C. J. Mahoney, 1133 vice president; Mrs. Mark Dunn, Cook street, Thursday, April 6. I where the West Remoins imr B Tom Fitzgerald (center), post commander; and the Denver Catholic Register will be among the Harold R. Dolan (right), president of the post’s documents and papers deposited in the cornerstone. secretary; Mrs. Robert Bell, Mrs. William J. Manning will treasurer; and Mrs. E. P. Martin, entertain- St. Theresa’s Bridge ) + + + + + historian. They will be installed at club Wednesday, April 4, at the the May meeting. Aviation Country club. Mrs. Ro Meeting of PTA Mrs. Leroy Hale was appointed land Bartlett will be a guest. Cornerstone Laying Set chairman of refreshments for the The Tabernacle society is ask NEXT TIME annual Fathers’ night entertain ing for donations of old gold MAKE IT ment. Mrs. William Manning, en which will be used to help mission "FRIDAY'S MENU INCLUDES" For New Legion Building Slated April 3 tertainment chairman for Fathers’ ary priests in (Colorado. Mrs. night; reported on the progress of Harry Zook, EA. 7130, is parish WAIMS chairman. Lobster Toils, Frog Saddles, Jutnbo Shrimp, the program, arid a general meet Leyden-Chiles-Wickersham this epoch-making event by Com ing o f the cast was held at the Mrs. Mary Carr, 2200 Newton Mile High Dist. Co. Easter Scallops, Mountain Trout, Halibut post No. 1 of the American mander Fitzgerald. At Sacred Heart school on Monday evening;, March street, "will be hostess to St. Mary’s Judg* Raymond L. Sautor of 26« bridge club Tuesday, April 3. Denver, Colo. and Salmon Steak. The Holland House, Legion will lay the corner Starling, ons of the leaders of (Sacred Heart Parish, Denvar) Mrs. Cummings, president, asked stone for the post’s new mil- the Legion in Colorado, will dt- The parish school PTA will personally supervised by Mr. and Mrs. M. meet Tuesday afternoon, April 3, for volunteers to assist in the serv lion-dollar memorial building liver the address at the corner ing of First Friday breakfast The L. Holland, is the place to remember on stone rites. Judge Sauter was at 2:30 o’clock, immediately after at Broadway and Fourteenth the council meeting, which will be following volunteered: Mmes. Lof- Ember Days. avenue, Denver, on Sunday after decorated for valor in World freda, Bennett, Robb, Bostwick, Is war I and served with the Red held at 2 o’clock. 'The nominating noon, April 1, with appropriate committee, Mrs. Ruth Harris, Mrs. Patton, and Lindsay. :o rites, which will begin at 2 o’clock. Cross in World war II. Mayor Newton will talk Jeanette Trujillo, and Mrs. Kath A health movie was presented to This important event in the erine Jones, will prepare the list the girls O'f the fifth, sixth, sev K H e h e n n T H E HOLLAND HOUSE annals of the post will be cele briefly at the ceremony, and the Rev. W. J. Monahan, chaplain of candidates for the election of enth, and eighth grades under the LITTLETON, COLORADO brated with a “ Cornerstone Party” )- .• GOLDEN, COLORADO of the post, and assistant director officers for the coming year. supervision of Mrs. Thomas A. at the post’s present quarters, E. o f Catholic Charities, will offer A program fo r , the entertain Duggan, health chairman, on Reopens Saturday, March 31st 17th avenue and Emerson street, the invocation. President Dolan ment of the members who attend Wednesday, March 28. le Friday and Saturday nights, I Serving will introduce distinguished will be offered by the children Leon, outstanding designer of March 30 and 31. If guests. of the school. An Irish jig will be women’s hats, entertained the Smorgasbord and Dinners re The public ii invited to attend The gold and silver plated offered by Sally Chavez, Joe members of the PTA by restyling Dallr 5 to 8 P.M . Snndaya 1 to 7 P.M. )1 both functioni, according tor trowel to be used in the corner Chavez, Grace Walters, Eddie the hats of Mrs. Don Wilcox, Mrs. BOGGIO'S CloMd Mondays ------N o Liquor Reservationa Not Naeoatary Tom Fitzgerald, pott com stone laying has been provided by Garcia, Lucy Garcia, Vincent Gar- Robert Blackmon, Mrs. James is mander. Harry Graham, finance officer of monc, Elsie Lujan, Carlos Cor Cummings, and Mrs. A. D’Amico. The ceremonies Sunday after the post, and a veteran legion dova, Carmen Lucero, and Albert New hats will be presented to fAMOUS rot fINt INJOY THfWtirt noon will begin at 2 p.m. with a naire. It will be" permanently Garcia. Another dance to the tune them. Mrs. Kenney won the hat fOOD SERVED IN A MOST IlftlS H IN O which was displayed. !f GRACIOUS MANNER COCKTAIl lOUNOE parade that will originate im encased in the trophy room of the of “ Peggy O’Neil” •will be offered mediately east of the City and by Marcella Sanchez, Rosalie Vigil, The second and third grade >1. TREMONT AT BROADVyAY new building. The CHALET g County building. The parade, to The new Legion building will be Shirley Bollig, Mary Frances San mothers were hostesses at the meeting. The attendance prize was K E . 9618 « CH. 2494 be led by the Legion’s Forty & ready for occupancy next Oct. 1, chez, Beatrice Montoya, Dorothy Henry Graf, Prop. id Eight drum and bugle corps, will according to Roger Mead, presi Atencio, Helen Jacobs, and Ar won by the third grade, and the proceed east through the “ Avenue dent of Mead & Mount, general isen Gonzales. special prize by Mrs. Robb. You’ll enjoy our daliciouM food, our delightful !d of Flags” — the flags of all United contractor, who stated that no Next Sunday is the Communion The annual Scout circus atmosphere. Service is tops . . . prices right. ce day for the boys’ and girls’ school Nations and the 48 states, pre problems of materials and equip will be held Thursday, Friday, and OPEN DAILY 8:15 A.M. ' td sented to Denver last fall by ment are anticipated. sodality. ^ Saturday nights, March 29, 30, the Legion— to Broadway and and 31, at the Stockyards sta 815 Colorado Boulevard FR. 0432 Special AttaoUen to Brides Partita 0- thence south a short distance to dium. k- the new legion building. Approxi Square Dance Scheduled In connection -with the scout ex mately 200 men from Lowry air paper collection, all parishioners rie force base, including the _ crack who signed cards and whose papers th Lo'wry band, will also participate have not been picked up are asked of in the parade along with legion By St. Dominic's Sodality to call Mrs. W. T. Bostwick, EA. naires. 1636. Recommended Firms Among the Legion leaders who The monthly boy scout court of will lead the procession are Mayor (St. Dominie’s Parish, Danver) Bridge will follow a dessert-lunch honor will be held at East high eon. Quigg Ne'wton, Felix Pogliano, The first social event of the school Monday evening, April 2, for AUTO national vice commander; Col. ha post-Lenten season will be a spring Carnival Plans Mode The monthly meeting of the George T. Shank, grand marshal Men’s club 'will be held in the an of the parade; Joseph H. Leyden, square dance sponsored by the so Preliminary plans have been school auditorium Thursday eve ic- chairman of the cornerstone ar dality in the church auditorium made for the annual carnival, to ning, March 29. SERVICE dil be held this year in June. The event rangements committee; military Saturday, March 31, at 8:45. The Bazaar Warkers ed a n c / M u d installation heads, and others. music is to be furnished by Billy will begin with a dinner on June sv. Harold R. Dolan, a past com Bernard’s orchestra and the caller 14 and will continue through June Asked ta Meet y - ..... mander of Leyden-Chiles-Wicker will be John Carmody. This dance 17. A Plymouth will be on display. Mrs. William Zint, co-chairman S a l e s ...... S ervice Further plans will be made at of sham post and president of its is open to all. Fo4 those who have of the bazaar committee, asks all en building corporation, which has had no experience at this type of meeting's of the various societies women of the parish who have in the near future. The carnival ols Crus Schwalb’s- handled all details incident to the .dancing there will be instructions; worked or wish to work on the Abies—Hemphill St. will be held on the grounds between construction of the new building, for the experienced square danc bazaar to attend a meeting in the 3520 East Colfax EA. 2761 :he will be in charge of the ceremonies ers there will be old-fashioned the church and new school, accord school auditorium on Monday, ing to present plans, since it is ex xs. Chat & Chew at the new building. In addition “ hoe-do-wns.” A large crowd is April 2, at 8 p.m. fht to acting as master of ceremonies. expected. pected that the g;round3 will be PACKARD HEADQUARTERS cleared by that time. Nocturnal adoration will be held nd DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT President Dolan will wield the A meeting of the Ushers* club in Holy Ghost church under the ost tro'wel for the cornerstone in will be held in the church audi The Rosary-Altar society will leadership of Father James FAMED FOR EXCELLENT FOOD AND ILETiliiiiicsiniAtii, B E " F O X Y stallation. He will be assisted in torium Thursday evening, March meet Tuesday, April 3, at 12:30. O’Grady on April 6 from 12 to FRIENDLY SERVICE 29, at 8:15. All ushers and any Rosary and Benediction will be 1 a.m. SEE OUR... held in the church and will be fol LUNCHEONS ~ DINNERS one interested in joining the Earl Selander, son of Mr. and REPAIRYOKAR SODA FOUNTAIN — SANDWICHES — SALADS Our Lady of Grace club are asked to be present. lowed by a luncheon and business meeting in the church auditorium. Mrs. Carl 0. Selander of the pA- CNRYSLIR-PIVMOUTH CAPITAL FOOD TO TAKE OUT The St. Anne Bridge club will Mrs. Margaret Passard is chair ish, has returned his medical UPTOWN MOTOR <0.^ meet in the home of Mrs. Thomas studies at Creighton university. 6000 East Colfax Avenue Parish to Sponsor man of the luncheon committee and IQOflBRQADWAY CH.5626 BUYS Ryan, 2831 Decatur street, on The second series of instruction Phone DE. 4434 Thursday, April 5, at 1 o’clock. •will be assisted by Mmes. Jerry Buckley, A. C. Carroll, Ted Day) classes is nearing completion, and DENVER’S BEST Op«n 11:00 A.M. Till 2:00 A.H. The hostess will serve a dessert- Father O’Malley requests those in Games Fete Apr. 1 luncheon. Thomas Farrell, Henry Johnson, Patrick Lucy, Joseph Bonnell, terested in taking the pre-marital Mrs. Charles Roland will enter Harry Hughes, R ^ Olsen, Mary E. and doctrinal instructions to con (Our Lady of Grace Parish, tain the Ave Maria circle Wednes tact him immediately. USED CARS Denver) Bennett, A. C. Reid, and M. J. day, April 4, in her home, 3081 Morahan, and Misses Eva Collins Mrs. Thomas Connor will enter Hagus hall in Annunciation W. 36th avenue, at 1 o’clock. IS parish will be the scene of a and Nell Miller. ' tain Mrs. Fair’s Bridge club Thurs AND TRU< KS games party sponsored by the Canditianed Right and parish Sunday evening, April 1. er, Proceeds will be devoted to the To Play in Variety Show Ready far YOU! he Thursday • Friday - Saturday church building fund. Friends Meeting Slated le- March 29-30-31 of the new parish ara cordially red Randolph Scott Gabby Hayea invited to attend. PRICED A special meeting of the par For April 5 by cal "CARIBOO TRAIL" ish committee making plans for ng- ere Technicolor the church dedication and the dinner to be held in connection of with it, will be held Friday eve Lakewood Group nes John Carroll Marie MacDonald ning, March 30, in the home of Welcome to Denver’i Flneot Mrs. John W. Freed, 4730 Fil- (St. Burnadettu’f Parish, las- "HIT PARADE OF 1951" COLBURN HOTEL more street, according to Robert Lakewood) les’ ' CARTOON-COMEDY Cooley, chairman. The Altar and Rosary society he LUXURIOUS ROOMS meeting is scheduled Thursday, sed re Cocktail Lounge April 5, in Jefferson hall at 1 p.m., CASH in t- Sunday • Monday • Tuesday New Coffee Shop with Mrs. Leo Spetnagle and Mrs. ia’s Wednesday John Dobel as hostesses. The donor 10th Avenna at Grant of the special gift for the session GMC Truck & Coach Div. MAin 6291 rel- April 1-2-3-4 is Mrs. Mary Musser. 620 W. 12th At*. D. B. CEBiSE. Uanacor 1465 S. PEARL SP. 2544 )'Im firms liittd her* deserve to In Judr Rolldar WUllara HoMsa The members of the society ap TAbor 8101 ^anver be remembered when you *r* die* Winner of 6 Intemstional Awsrds en- pointed to clean the sacristy in the tributinf your petronat* to the dif "BORN YESTERDAY" “THE TITAN” ina N. Demas « .ha, The firms listed here de week starting March 30 are Mrs. ferent line* of business. on- Storg of Michelangelo J. De Angelo and Mrs. J, Connelly. Used Truck Mgr. lan serve to be rem embered Nsrrstsd by Technicolor FsataretU With the departure of Mrs. Rex of when you are distributing FREDRIC MARCH McClinton, St- Bernadette’s lost 80- "JUNGLE TERROR" ^'Dsnnsr K sys VU its G. B. S h sw " one of its original parishioners this th« your patronage in the dif Stadents SOc, Othsrs tl.OO DODGE-PLYMOUTH OWNERS Cartoon News , Nightly ft Sunday Aftsmoon past week. She has sold her prop He ferent lines of business. erty here and moved into Denver COMPLETE OVERHAUL -for to live with her sister. Miss Florr dal Recondition your car or truck for many more monthe of good ence Sullivan, 921 Humboldt ioc- street. A resident of Lakewood lervice. Wa have all th* parts. iq?, ^ t p l i c u n i for 13 years, Mrs. McClinton six tle- ARGONAUT HOTEL of Where Denver’s Society Entertains for Lnneheons and Dinners months ago lost her husband and her brother, Harry Sullivan, in JAMES MOTOR CO. of FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR BRIDGE PARTIES, death on succeeding days. Both 1278 Lincoln KE 8221 !CS DANCES AND DINNERS PHONE 5IAIN 3101 men were well known throughout BeanUfnl Ballrooms Private Dining Rooms the Denver area. Councilman Marranzino If^^bughSurptise Seat offhe Will Seek Re-election City Councilman Ernest P. Mar ONE OF THE LATEST ADDITIONS to the USO- Covers ranzino has announced that he will Nationftl Catholic Community Service variety aho'w is the Custom Made — Priced be a candidate for re-election in Columbine Ramblers. Left to right are Sig Carlson, Louie Myers, and To Fit Every Pocketbook district nine. The 35-year-old navy Fred Hostetler. This talented trio, which specializes in Western music, veteran was elected to the council has been scoring tremendous hits in USO-NCCS performances at Body 4b Fender Work in 1947, succeeding his father, the Lowry and in the wards at Fitzsimons and Ft. Logan VA hospitals. Expert Auto Painting 1 IN CINfCOlORI late Michael A. Marranzino. Mr. The Columbine Ramblers arc scheduled to play for a special USO- has 2ND WEEK ITIM k TIMA I THE TEXAN MEETS Marranzino lives at 1526 W. 36th NCCS “ Sadie Hawkins” dance for service personnel Saturday, April VIC HEBERT INC. tile CALAMITY JANE avenue with his wife' and four 7, at the USO-NCCS center, 1663 Grant street, Denver, from 8:30 to Di- DENHAM PsBSom children. He is head instructor at 11 p.iU. Admission is free. 3660 Downing ^ las, the Western ^ d io and Television A dance at the K. of C. hall March 26 under the auspices of the 696 S. Broadwoy PE 5264 Sine* 1918 en- institute. He u .a Catholic. USO-NCCS club drew some 400 service men.— (Photo by Smyth) i g s s m i Thuridoy, March 29, 1951 Offict, 938 Bannock Stroet THE DENVER CATHOLIQ REGISTER Talaphont, KEystona 4205 PAGE THIRTEEN 1IVS1JRANCE STATEMENTS Christ, King Altar Unit Meets March 30 Plan Radio Show V Among iniurance companies licenied to transact business in Colorado by the id State Insurance Department are those printed below as follows: Theresa Dee to Tell of Pilgriniage cd m - (Christ lh« King Parish, Denver) Cheyenne, Wyo.; Dick Petty,* John a bridge luncheon in her home, liS Misa Theresa Dee, daughter of Berney, Robert Hickey, and James 700 Ivy street, Friday, April 6. nd Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dee, Sr., will Larson. Mrs. C. S. Bromstead will have Wolf & Struby Co. talk about her Holy Year pil Mi8S*Johnson is a gpraduate of Our Lady of Fatima circle as her MORGAN, LEIBMAN & HICKEY est grimage to the members of the St. Mary’s academy and Loretto guests for luncheun in her home, Protection Heights college. Mr. Waters is a 655 Leyden, on Friday, April 6. IN S U R A N C E SIN CE 1897 )n. Altar and Rosary society of Christ Through Insurance the King parish on Friday, March graduate of ^ g is high school and Mri. Howard Grade, copkia Regis college. After a motor'trip Gas and Electric Bldg, TA. 1395 ng 30. The meeting will commence chairman, raports a total of 648 University Bldg. AL 1767 it with the recitation of the Rosary to Mexico, Mr. and Mrs. Waters boxai of cookies told by the in the church at 1:30. The busi will be at home in the apartment Girl Scouts'of Christ the King they have taken at Eighth and ___ . STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO STATE OP COLORADO ness meeting and talk will follow parish during the recent cookie iRfurairet Department Cherry. Insurance Department Insurance Department sale. Synopsle of StAtement for 1960 ae ren* in the school hall. Synopsis of Statement for 1950 as ren Synopsis of Statement for 1950 as ren dered to the Commiaeioner o f Iniurance All women of the. parish are Patricia Mullen to Marry f Troop 449, of which Mrs. E. dered to the Commissioner of Insurance dered to the Commissioner o f Insunnea on WMteheater Fire Ininrance Company invited to attend this meeting. A. Williams is laader, and Mrs. Detroit Fire and Marine American Indemnity Company Miss Pabricia Ann Mullen, New York. N.Y. The hostesses, Mrs. C. T. Gabel- Harold Hawes coleader, led this Insurance Company Galveston, Texas daughter of Mrs. John J. Muller, A u e U ...... 151,210,089 Detroit, Michigan man, chairman, assisted by campaign by sellinf 158 boxes. Liabilitiii______28,850,622 Assets ...... 57,611,427 and George ' Emonds McCaddon, Assets ...... 58.867,090 Liabilities______4,882,064 Mmes. Frank Grannell, John C. Lt. and Mrs. R. C. Ames were CapiUl ______2.000.000 Capital ...... 1,000,000 son of Jilrs. W. E. McCaddon, will Surplui ..... 20.870,417 Liabilitiea ...... 3,868,685 Casey, and W. E. Morgan, will be united in marriage before the visitors last week in the homes of Capital ...... Surplus 1,000,000 ...... 1,225,000 Mrs. Ames’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. (Copy of Certificate of Aathority) Surplus ...... - ...... 8,868,155 Reserve for contingencies...... 704,875 serve refreshments and a social Rev. Damon L. McCaddon, brother DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE hour will be enjoyed. T. Raymond Young, and her sis (Copy of Certificate ef Authority) (Copy of Certificate of Authority) of the bridegroom, preceding a CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE To Whom it May Concern; DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE Nuptial Mass in Christ the King ters, Mrs. Robert Connor and Mrs. CERTIFICATE OF AUTNORITY’ Waters-Johnson Nuptials This is to Certify that the Westchester CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY church on Monday, April 2, at Kenneth Rodriguez. Mrs. Ames is To Whom*It May Concern: Miss Helen Johnson, daughter of the former Sue Young. Lieutenant Fire Insurance Company orsanited under To Whom it MOy Concern: Mr. and Mrs. James J. Johnspil of 9:30 o’clock. Miss Mullen will he the laws of New York pursuant to ita This is to Certify that the Detroit Fire This is to Ortify that the American In Ames is en route to his new post and Marine Insurance Company organised demnity Company organized under the lawi 66 Ash street, and Thomas Waters, given in marriage by her brother, application therefor and in consideration in the Far East. o f its compMance with the laws of Colo> under the laws of Michigan pursuant to its of Texas pursuant to its application there John J. Mullen, Jr. Her sister-in- for and in consideration of ita compliance son of Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey E. Mrs. James D. Davis will leave rado. is hereby licensed to transact business application therefor and In consideration Waters of Blessed Sacrament par law, Mrs. John J. Mullen, Jr., will as a Fire Insurance Company until the last of ita campliance with the la v s of Colo with the lawa of Colorado, ii hereby on Friday for an extended visit licensed to transact busincas as a Multiple ish, will bo united in marriage be be her matron of honor, and Ed day of February next succ^ing the date rado, is hereby licensed to transact buai- ward J. Coughlin will be Mr. Mc- with her daughter, Mrs. Walter THE STORY OF Father James F. Moynihan’s work hereof unless this license shal be sooner ness as a Multiple Lines Insurance Com Lines Insurance Company until the last fore, the Rev. John W. Scannell revoked. pany until the last day of February next day of February next succeeding the date Caddon’s best man. On their re Shaffer, and her four children of hereof unless this license shall be sooner preceding a Nuptial Mass in Christ El Paso, Tex. Her husband, T. in combating juvenile delinquency in Denver will be IN W IT N E S S W H E R E O F, I have here succeeding the date hereof unless this turn from a wedding trip,' Mr. and unto set my hand and caused the official license shall be sooner revoked. revoked. the King church on Saturday, Sgt. Walter Shaffer, has already dramatized on the Fred Ward-KLZ radio_ series. The Biggest Heart, March 3.1, at 10 o’clock., . Mrs. McCaddon will be at home Friday night, March 30, at 7:30 o’clock.'Talking over the program seal of my office to be afHxed at the IN W ITN ESS W H E R E O F, I hive here IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hay# here- at 384 Clermont street. left for his new post in Europe, City and County of Denver, this first day unto set my hand and caused the official unto set m y'han d and causri] the official Miss Johnson will be given in are Father Moynihan (left) and Fred Ward, seated (right). Standing seal of my office to be affixed at the Mrs. E, J. McCabe, president of where he will be stationed for the of March. A. D. 1951. seal of my office to be affixed at the 10 marriage by her father. She wll is Elliot Wagner, a Catholic and free lance writer, who wrote the (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, City and County of Denver, this first day City and County of Denver, this first day the Altar and Rosary society, next two years. of March, A . D. 1961. wear an ice blue satin gown with Families in the A-H group will script for the show. Foltowing a series of dramatized sequences de Commissioner of Insurance. of March, A . D. 1961. a veil of Chantilly lace. Attending wishes to thank Mmes. Charles J. (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. (SEAL) . LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. receive Holy Communion as fam tailing Father Moynihan’s work in Denver, Father Moynihan will be Commissioner of Insurance. her will be her sister, Mrs. Fred Campbell, Howard Clennan, James interviewed on the program by Pete Smythe, narrator of The. Biggest Commissioner of Insurance. Buckley, and Leland Foster for the ily units on Sunday, April 1. Hobrecht of Alice, Tex., as matron A new series of lectures, de Heart series. STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO of honor; another sister. Miss splendid work done by them on the Insurance Department^ Insurance Department altars and sanctuary during Holy igned especially for the instruc J J . CELLA Synopsis of Statement for 1950 aa ren Mary Johnson, maid of honor; tion of non-Catholics but to which Parishioners Invited Synopsis of Statement for 1950 as ren and Miss Peggy Antonelli, Miss Week. dered to the Commissioner o f Insurance dered to the Commissioner of Insurance Mrs. William Ottenstein will en all Catholics are invited, will be INSURANCE AGENCY Southern Fire Insurance Company The Eagle Fire Company of New York Kathryn Mornssey, and Mrs. New York, New York I tertain the St Thomas More circle given by the Rev. Kenneth Funk Durham, North Carolina James Larson, bridesmaids. All 1K20 Security Bldg. KE 2633 Assets ...... 56.448,47! on Monday and Wednesday eve Society at St. Githeritie's Assets ...... , ...... 54.678,576 at a canasta luncheon in her Lisbilities______8,676,176 will wear gowns fashioned of peach nings at 7:45 o’clock. The first Liabilities______2,710,663 home, 1381 Forest street, ThurS' Capital ______; ______600,000 Capital ------1,000,000 satin. Bonnie MacHendrie and lecture will be given on Monday, Surplus ...... 1,868,297 Carol Domenico will be the flower day, March.29. Surplus ...... 1,463,018 April 8. STATE OF COLORADO (Copy of Certificate of Authority) girls. St. Jude’s circle will enjoy the Insurance Department (Copy of Certificate of Aathority) hospitality of Mrs. Ansel Smith at Plans Pilgrimage April 1 DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE Mr. Waters will have his Synopsis of Statement for 1960 as ren CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY CERTIFICATE OF AUTHOBITY a bridge luncheon in her home, dered to the Commissioner .o f Insurance brother, Joseph Waters, as his (St. Catherine’s Parish, Denver) To Whom it May Concern: 1585 Glencoe street, Friday, Republic Insurance Company To Whom It May Concern: This ii to Certify that the Southern Fire This is to Certify that the The Eagle best man, and the ushers will be Dallaa, Texts March 30. Members of the Altar and Rosary society and their Insurance Company organized under the Fire Company of New York organized un ols John Watel-s, another brother of Joseph Sullivan AiseU ______-$ 2 1 ,098,474 der the lawa of New York pursuant to its Mrs. Ed Ronnau, aiiUtad by families will participate in a Holy Year pilgrimage .on Sun Liabilities______12,634,997 laws of Durham, North Carolina pursuant the bridegroom; Robert Wallace of to its application therefor and in considera application therafor and in coniideration to her troop committea, will be day, April 1, at 2 p.m., with St. Catherine’s as the first of C a n i U l ______4.000,000 of ita compliance with the laws of Colo Surplus ...... —— —...... 8,084,211 tion of ita compliance with the lawa of Is. boiteit to the newly formed Colorado, is hereby iieensed to transact rado, is hereby licensed to . transact buii- four churches included in the pilgrimage. All parishioners Contingency Roierve.______1,379,266 Neighborhood club, of which the NewCubmaster business as a Fire Insurance Comany until nesa aa a Fire Insurance Compauy until in (Copy of Certificate of Authority) the last day of February next succeeding i( regional chairman,, at a dei- wishing to participate in the pilgrimage at this time are the Isat day of February next aucceeding ro- AURORA welcome. DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE the date hereof unless this license shall be the date hereof unices this license shall be sort luncheon in her home, 725 CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY sooner revoked. < aooner revoked. Ivankee street, on Tuesday, The Altar and Rosary society To Whom it May Concern: IN W IT N E S S W H ER EO F. I have here IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here April 3. The Neighborhood club At St. Francis' members will receive Communion 'Rocks '52 Review' This is to Certify that the Republic In unto set my hand and caused the official unto set my hand and caused the official he is composed of registered Girl in the 7:30 Mass Sunday, April 1, surance Company organized under the laws seal of my office to be affixed at the seal of my office to be affixed at the Dly PURSE BROS. Scout adults. (St. Francit de Salea* Pariah, and are requested to use the first of Texas pursuant to ita application there City and County of Denver, thia first day City and County of Denvtr, thia firit day , Denver) for and in consideration o f ita compliance of March, A. D. 1951. of March. A. D. 1951. ive St. Clement’s circle will accept three rows of pews reserved for Ujider Rehearsal with the laws of Colorado, is hereby (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. Joseph P. Sullivan, former licensed to transact business as a Fire )ol GROCERY & MARKET the hospitality of Mrs. James them. Commissioner of Insurance. (^ommiasioner of Insuranee. Strong at a bridge luncheon in her assistant cubmaster, was formally Insurance Company until the last day of ols GROCERIES — MEATS — FRUITS- installed as the new cubmaster of Special Gifts Awarded February next succeeding the date hereof STATE OF COLORADO home, 842 Dahlia, Tuesday, April A t Lourdes Parish STATE OF COLORADO Insurance Department nt, VEGETABLES pack 126 by Harold E. Kiley, out The following women were re unless this license shall be aooner revoked 3. Insurance Department cipients of special gifts at the St. IN W IT N E S S W H E R E O F. I have here Synopsis of Statement for 1950 as ren fd I7M Eut Colfax Ava. Ph. Aurora 122 Mrs. Stephen L. R. McNichols going cubmaster. H. R. Schmitz (Our Lady of Lourde, Parish, dered to the Commissioner o f Insurance Patrick’s card party: Mmes. A. unto set my hand and caused the official Synopsis of Statement for 1950 as ren will entertain St. Frances Cabrini’s is the new assistant cubmaster. Denver) seal of my office to be affixed at the dered to the Commissioner of Insurance Agricultnrel Insurance Company ley circle in her home, 732 Cherry, at New committeemen and officers Cerrone, M. Comnillo, P. A. The first annual Rocks Review City and County of Denver, this first day Buffalo Insurance Company Watertown, New York ol. of March, A. D. 1951. Buffalo, New York an evening bridge party on of the planning committee intro Bishop, Nellie Brindisi, James of '52 will be staged by the men Assets ...... 526,666,284 duced are Carl Nossaman, chair Foley, H. Hennessy, L. E. Keene, (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. Aasets ...... 59,783,888 Liabilitiea ...... 16,218,268 DEPENDABLE CLEANERS Wednesday, April 14. of the Rocks of Lourdes club on Capital ...... 8,000,000 Virginid Lavoce, F. T. Leonard, Commissioner of Insurance. Liabilities______6,706,212 St. Margaret Mary’s circle will man; William Keleman, secretary; April 13 and 14 in the parish hall. Capital 1,000,000 Surplus ...... 7,447,981 nd Charles Liley, George O’Day, Ellen & SHIRT LAUNDRY enjoy the hospitality of Miss Rose John Hession, treasurer; and Wal One of the finest entertainments Surplus ...... - ___i______2,328,126 (Copy of Certificsts of Authority) fd Purdue, 'Vera Schneringer, and F. Voluntary reserve ...... 700,000 DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE Adele Reilly at a bridge luncheon ter Brooks, A, A. Gagnon, and ever staged in the parish is ex ice Same Day Service James Lammie committeemen. Treckman. (Copy of Certificate of Authority) CERTIFICATE OF AUTHOBITY in her home, 1219 Milwaukee pected when the group of talented DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE Great Central To Whom it May Concern; xd At No Extra Charge street, on Wednesday, April 4. _ Under the leadership of Mr. The famous lacino cake was “ Rocks” p u t on a two-hour CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY Kiley the pack has expanded con This is to Certify that the Agricultural Marguerite M. O’Shea, Lessee Mrs. Gerard Te Blockhorst will given to Mrs. Joseph Barth. comedy of fun. The men are work Insurance Company To Whom it May Concern: Insurance Company organized under the 9720 E. Colfax Ar.-790 be hostess to St. Anne’s circle at siderably and regret was expressed The patron list for the party in ing hard on the acts, with a prac This is to Certify that the Buffalo In lawa of New York pursuant to ita applica to cluded : Mnbes. W . Aiiren, Elinor A r- surance Company organized under the laws at his leaving. tice scheduled for this Friday Peoria, Illinois tion therefor and in consideration of its rt- Cub pack 126 is having a paper bini, R. Astuno, G. F. Baer, M. £. of New York pursuant to ita appUcation compliance with the laws of Colorado, ft Ball. Fred Barnabe, F. Barone. Mary night. The staging of Rocks Re therefor and in conaideratimi of ita com hereby licensed to transact busineaa aa a toy drive on April 7. Any papers, £. Barone, John Barth, G. A. Bauman, view of ’52 will Iw under the di pliance with the laws of Colorado, ia hereby Fire Iniurance Company until the last day tio magazines, or old rags will be ap G. Barzeele, PauIiDe Beck. H; K. Becher. licensed to transact busineaa as a Fire of February next succeeding the date rection of George McQlelland, for STATE OF COLORADO ith W. E, Bennett. Max Berry, E. E, Insurance Company until t)M last day of hereof unless thia license shall be sooner preciated and Mrs. Nossaman at Insurance Department of Black, W. E. Blunt, T. H. Bonger, J. mer president of the “ Rocks.” February next succeeding the date hereof revoked. RA 6265 may be contacted to have L. Bostick, Daniel Boyden, and ^td Synopsii of Statement for 1950 as ren unless this license shall be aooner revolced. Despite the sudden snowfall IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here- B rady; dered to the Commissioner o f Insurance them picked up. IN W IT N E S S W H E R E O F , I have here unto cet my band and caused the offielal ^ Colorado springs ^ more than 160 members of the Great Central Insurance Company Judg» Philip Gilliam will ad Mmes. Margaret Brown. Aisunto unto set my hand and caused the official seal of my office to be affixed at the PTA attended the meeting March Peoria, Illinois dress the PTA at the maoAing Bruno, Paul Bruno, J. Calabrese. Alice seal of my office to be affixed at the City and County of Denver, this first day Carey, Carmella Bucci, H. L. Buckley. 27. The fathers had charge of the AsseU ...... 11,884.207 City and County of Denver, this first dsy of March, A . D. 1951. Wednesday evening at 8:15 in T. N. Bums, L. Calabra, 0. W. Camp Liabilitlsa . .. ______1,377,014 of March, A. D. 1951. meeting and attempted to aho^ (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. the high school auditorium. His bell. A. Capra, Margaret Carragher, Capital ___ 250,000 iho (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, Commissioner of Insurance. George Carbone, J. Coroner, Catherine the women how a meeting should Surplus ...... 267,193 tan topic will be “ Youth in Denver.” be conducted. As an added attrac Commissioner of Insurance. The Boy Scouts, under the lead- Carlin, Hilda Chiolero, Rose Cinoceo. R. (Copy of Certificate of Authority) ac A. Cito, M. J. Clifford, A. B. Clinch, tion the bovs and girls of the DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE arship of Scoutmaster Marches!, ral OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE CHURCH J. Colaiano, W. C. Cole, Virgil Col Lourdes outdoor club presented a CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY lins, M. Comnillo, C. E. (jonkling, Sam ted also will give a short program. To Whom it May Concern: Texas General (3o»baro. F. A. (Costello, M. Covillo, Tim Wopsy. James Palmer and The council will meet the same This Is to Certify that the Great Central CENTRAL CATHOUC ev. COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. othy Cronin, R. £. Cuthbertson, and r. Kane made the scenery for evening at 7:30 in the high school. C Eam ow sky; the play and the costumes were Insurance Company organised under the Hostesses will be grades 6A, 5B, Mmes. Ray Davissen, £. W. Dohl- laws o f Illinola pursnant to its application CASUALTY CO. Indemnity Company of made by mothers of members of therefor and in consideration of ita com 6, and 7. berg, W. J. Duteau, John Davis, Nora ten Delgado, D. A. Dell, Irene DeMott, J. the outdoor club. It was announced pliance witii the laws of Colorado, is hereby licensed to' transact business at a OMAHA, NEBRASKA Denver, Colorado GRAND BAZAAR Health chairmen will make a E. DeSalvo, B. R. Dever, Harry De ols at the meeting that the PTA news- Casualty Insurance Company until the lait tour of the filter plant April Vries, Sr.; Della Di Pilla, Russell Dis- St. aper drive has been set for this day o f February next aucceeding the date for the Benefit of the Church teill be held on pense, Madeline DitoHa, P. J. Doherty. the 5. Mrs. E. Compton will attend. iaturday, March 31. hereof unless this license shall be sooner Margaret Domenico, J. P. Dougherty, STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO Mrs. C. Frede, N^rs, J. Sullivan, revoked. Cora Downey, J, J. Downing, M. J. Special guests at the meeting Insurance Department Insurance Department Mrs. A. Fender, and Mrs. M. Be Doyle, J. A. Drahnak, D. C. Durant, were Mr. and Mrs, Robert L. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here Synopsis of Statement for 1950 as ren Synopsis of Statement for 1960 as ren fht and V M. Dwyer; April 1st han will attend the district PTA Chase. Mrs. Chase, author of the unto set my hand and caused the official dered to the Commissioner of Insurance dered to the Commissioner o f Insuranca md conference at Loveland on April 2 Mmes. Frank Eckert, John Elms, seal of my office to be affixed at the Central Catholic Casualty Company Texas General Indemnity Company ost Bernard Engler, J. W. Fabry, W. A. famous play Harvey, was intro City and County of Denver, this first day Denver, Colorado and 3. Omaha, Nebraaks At Carpenters Hall, 9 E. Costilla St. Farrell, Mike Ferris, D. Figliolino, Mary duced at the meeting. of March, A. D. 1951. Assets ...... 5136,788 Assets ...... 5589,907 Girl Scout troop 302 visited the Figliolino, Joseph Fit^trick, .J. P. The teenage club will continue (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. L U b ilitie e ______68.067 Liabilitiea ______288,207 ast Jo Flood program on station Flanagan, E. A. FloydT H. M. Floyd, Commitiiontr of Insurance. Special Deposit...... — 22,200 C a p l U l ______100,000 of Thomas £. Floyd, Helen Foster, An its weekly parties on Thursday from 7:00 p.m. Capital ______Surplus ...... - ...... — ■ 156,000 KTLN on Tuesday, March 27. thony F/ank, Joseph Fraizini, J. Gal- lil- nights at the school hall. The teen Surplus ___ 45,616 Reserve for Contingencies______31,700 Those present were Betty Kast- ligan, W. W. Gamel, M. J. Garrity, fir.; (Copy ef Certificate of Authority) agers number about 125, and (Copy of Certificate of Aathority) 78’ C. P. Getter. Josephine Giaecio, Or ner, Joanne Loughry, Jeanette DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE ville Gifford, Tony Gigliotti, A. Girardo, usually more than 100 members Big Prizes Refreshments Sheridan, Patsy Keegan, Jacque SEABOARD SURETY CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY Lillian Gleason, and Mercedes Gleason; attend the weekly dance. The To Whom it May Concern: To Whom it May Concern: line Duran, Patty Sue Elliott, Mar Mmes. T. Gleason, Lillian Glover. J. roup is sponsored by Mrs. Mary Thia ia to Certify that the Central Cath< This ia to Certify that the Texas Gen P. Golden, Edward Gotchey Graebing, eral Indemnity Company organised under garet McCarthy, Livia Petralli, COMPANY olic Casualty Company organized under Entertainments Special Gifts J. C. Gray, A. R. Greenburg, M. T. lartin. Nancy Katzdom, and Patsy Frede. the laws of Nebraska pursuant to ita the laws of Colorado pursuant to ita ap Griffith, Joseph Grout, . Frank - Gust, E. plication therefor and in consideration of A cement court for combina NEW YORK, N. Y. application therefor and in consideration of Leaders Mrs. A. Duran and Mrs. J. Hahesy. Boyd Hallstrom, La Vem its compliance with the laws of Colorado, tion recreational activity will be its eompliince with the laws of Colorado, d J. McCarthy accompanied the Halstead, Hauptman, W. E. Hayes, Elis ia hereby licensed to transact business as Games Partiei will be iponiored by Members of the is hereby licensed to transact business ss abeth Heinrich, Mary Henry, T. J. installed on the ichool ground, a Casualty Insurance Company until the group. a Caaulty Iniurance Company until the laat Henry. Emma Herman, Leo Hillen, and last day of .-February next succeeding the Holy Name Society; Refreshment! end other entertain Members of the League of the some time within the next two day of February next sucee^ing the date R. Himatreet; STATE OF COLORADO date hereof unlesi this lioensc shall be weeks. The court will be uied hereof unleaa this license shall be sooner Sacred Heart will receive Com Mmes. Fred Heinnenkamp, Marcella Insurance Department sooner revoked. revoked. ment by Altar Society Ladies; Fancy work and handy- munion in a body in the 8 o’clock Hogan, A. J. Hupghes/ Joseph lacino, for basketball, volleyball, ten Synopsis of Statement for 1950 as ren IN W IT N E S S W H ER EO F, I have here IN W ITN E SS W H ER EO F, I have here Marion lacino, £. A. Johnson. Leslie nis, roller skating, and other dered to the Commiisioner of Insurance unto eet my hand and caused the official Mass. Sunday, April 1. unto set my hand and caused the official croft will be sold by the Daughters of Mary Sodality. Johnson, Valens Jones, Ralph Jordan, Seaboard Surety Company seal of my office to be affixed at the sports. ^ seal of my office to be affixed at the er, Plans are going ahead for the W, G. Joyce, M. E. Just, B. K. Keen, New York, N.Y. City and County of Denver, this first day City and County o f Denver, thia first day card party to be given by the Delbert Kelley, Frank Kemme, Keough, Members of the boys’ outdoor Asaeta ...... 518,648,041 of March, A . D. 1951. of March, A. D. 1961. he Altar and Rosary society Satur L. King, B. T. Kirk, James Kirk, Frank club will meet Friday night, March Liabilities 5,758,815 (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, LaBate, L. LaaBte, Elizabeth Laird, (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. :e- day, April 14, in the Denver Dry 30, for their weekly entertainment Capital 1, 000,000 Commissioner of Insurance. Commissioner of Insurance. William Langsfeld. Jim Larsen. N. S. Snrplui 6, 000,000 Goods tea room. Lasham, G. A. LaVelle, M. P. Lehnerz, and instruction. Moving pictures Voluntary Reserve ______1,794,226 red Rose Leonettl, and F. D. Lepore; Dr. D. C. Werthman Mrs. Oliver Wienecke, president of sports will be shown, possibly a (Copy of Certificate of Authority) cal of the Altar and Rosary society, Mmes, M. F. Lepore, M. Lombardi, series of baseball pictures. The M AY REALTY Annette Lombardi, William Lombardi, DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE and Associate ng- wishes to thank all who helped Mary Lucci, E. Lundstrom, Anton boys and girls of thp outdoor club CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY American Prosfressive ere with the altar and sanctuary work Lunka. Henry Luts, Edward Lyons, O. now number around 200, and dur To When! It May Concern: Health Insurance D entists of REALTOR during Holy Week. W. Magor, John Manning, Herman ing the spring months they will This is to Certify that t)ie Seaboard nes The Holy Rosary circle will meet Mapelli, Mario Mapelli, F. Martelli. J. prepare themselves for the sum Surety Company organized under the laws PLATES Hardy Maytag. P. Mazone, Joseph Maz- of New York pursuant to its Vpplicatian Company of New York Tuesday, April 3, in the home of zola, M. MdAndrews, Martin McAn mer camp life. Camping outdoors therefor and In consideration of ita com- 606 15Ui Street 1206 15th Street tas INSURANCE . LOANS drews, E. C. McCabe, M. McCluskey, plianc* with the laws o f Colorado, is hereby Mrs. K. H. Marriott, 671. S. Down will begin in June on the parish NEW YORK, N. Y. KEystone 8721 TAbor 6761 tes' ing, with Mrs. F. Marriott assist Angie McCormick, R. J. McGrath, S. grounds and in the jnountains. licensed to transact buslpets as a Multiple McDonald, J. McGinn, John Mc(?rathi Lines Insurance Company ifntil the last he ing. Those unable to attend are J. T. McHugh, E. J. McNicholas; Frank Members of the outdoor club who day o f February nazt succeeding the date !e Theater Bldg. STATE OF COLORADO OptometrUt sed asked to call the hostess at SP. Menten, L. P. Merkl. Rose Mershon. hereof unless thia Ilcenae shall be sooner staged the play "Wopsy for the Insurance Department re- Stella Mershon, F. Monahan, E. K. rwoked. and Optician 6768. PTA are Pat Wolford, Jeannine Synopsis o f Statement for 1960 aa ren. int- Colorado Springs, Colo. Moore, and Violet Moran; IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here The committea of Boy Scout Mmes. Tom Morrow, Joseph Mueller, Jensen, Carolyn Orr, Loretta Ehl- dered to the Commiisioner of Insurance ia’s troop 126 will meat Tuesday, unto set my band and caused the official American Progressive Health Insurance Helen Walsh Irene Myers, Mary Nahring, Leonard ers, Joan Koehler, Richard Cervi, teal of my office t»-be affixed at the MAIN 1898 Nevin, John Nevin, B. Niecoll, Laura Company of New York April 3, at I 7:30 p.m. in the David Meyer, Patricia Lowe, Ste City and County o f Denver, this first day / Asaoeiata Nieburger, Louis O'Brien, Ed O'Con New York, N. Y. rel- home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph of March, A. D. 1961. W. R. JOSEPH nor. Ray O’Connor, James O'Hare, Frank phen Leonard, Richard Denny, Assets ______5857,091 (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, EYES EXAMINED In Torrez, 362 S. Pennsylvania. Paris, Pasferskl, George Pastorc, Gor Nick and Joseph Zillich, John Lan- Lisbilities 127,178 ' Commissioner of Insurance. Capital ______160,000 en- All mothers and fathers are in man Petron, Anthony Petrone, and C. erak, Dennis Dwyer, and Brpee Phone TAbor U80 P etrone; Surplus ...... 79,913 218-219 Majcatie Bldg. .ha, vited to this meeting. fIglofL (Copy of Certificate of Aathority) THE MURRAY DRUG CO. WILLIAM C. CRARON Mnses. Frank £. Phelan. Victoria Phil < DEPARTMENT OP INSURANCE on- Scouts Win Honors lips, Anne Piccoli, T. Pinelli, Dora Pisei- 8TATB OF COLOEADO Mals Stors— 116 1. flkts Pisk— MAIs 144 CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY gan tella. Lou Piseltella, Rose PUIcehio, Mary c m AND COUNTT OP DENVER Hsrth ^t«r»-*832 R. T«i«n— MAIn 189 Optometrist At the March court of honor Central States Health To Whom it May Concern: one /TORE ONLY Pisicebio. James Pitt, J. A. Pollict, M. IN THE COUNTY COURT of held in South high school, troop This is to Certify that the American 12S North TeJon S t. „ Pomplits. Oswald Ponzk), J. Prokosch, No. 90513 so- Professional Pharmacy Progreasjve Health Insurance Company of S.#.9 I q u a l it y (SHirt 126 had the following advance Marianna Reinhardt. Louise Renzo, L. NOTICE OP BEAIUNC OP PETmON and Accident Association PHONE MAIN 5662 New York organised under the laws of the ments: Tenderfoot rank, John Richardson, John Riootta, Mary Riley, TO SELL SEAL ESTATE •I e w e l e h s 501 No. Tejon MAin 1088 COLORADO SPRINGS. COPO. New York pursuant to ita application He G. C. Rogers, Frank Boss, B. Rossi,' D. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF Yedo, Tom Reeves, Tom Mulligan, OMAHA, NEBRASKA ' therefor and in consideration o f ita com. Rotolo, D. Ruseio, Donald Ryan, Coteries HAINTLAND HILLIKEN, also known as >tor and Kenneth Duran; second class Saavedra, Lucille Sanders, Frances Saioo. Maitland Millikon, Deceased. pliance with the lawa o f Colorado, is hereby g/IA^yf Sc. dal Get Bourse (o f Denver) iieensed to transact basinets aa a Casualty PETE BERONl rank, Jim Pacheco, Harold Kiley, Joseph Sartore, William Seavo, Roy The people o f the State of Colorado, To, ioc- Schelling, and G. Sohumacber; Della O. Ripley, Mabelie Davis Nohle, Insurance Comany until the last day of Candy and Ice Cream at and Ralph Redfern; and life rank, STATE OF COLORADO ; FURNITURE SHOPj Mmes. Gregory Scibona. Charles Scott, Maxino M. Britindine, William Jamei Mil- February next succeeding the date hereof Tom Freeman, and Mike Mul- Insurance Department UPHOLSTERING, I. J. Scott, W. M. Scott,. Dan Shannon, llken, E. LaVeme Donnelly, Howard C. unlees thii license shall be sooner revoked. tle- Johnson-English RE-UPHOLSTERING AND queen. W. J. Sharkey, Anna. Sileo, Ray Slat Pauly, S. M, Trot, Ouardian ad ntem, and Synopsis of Statement for 1950 as ren IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here- unto set my hand and caused the official of REPAIRING The following merit badges tery. Joseph Slnopoli, Monica Smith, ail unknown heirt at law. dered to the Commissioner of Insurance of Slip CoTeri and Draperlei were earned: John Trammell, per Norman D. Smith, John Somma, L. Persona in intersat In laid estate, - ' Central States HtalUi and Accident seal of my office to be affixed at the Drug Co. Made te Order Spallone, John Sparacino, J. C. Stanley, GREETING: Aisociaticn City and County of Denver, this first day :cs son^ health; Jack Keating, home, of March, A. D. 1951. LENTHERIC Toiletriei > Fnmitnro Made to Order R. Stet^, M. M. Stelnhart, George You are hereby notified that on this Omaha, Ntbraika repairs-Terry Hannauer, personidl Steinke, L. C. Stephens, Leo Stevens, ITth day of February, A.D. 1951. Aasets ...... (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, T.Jon at BIJon B t Phepe 1400 124-22 So. Wahuteh Aro. HAIa S2IM 5811.880 and publie health; Tom Freemanr R. W. Stewart, Louise Stone, Ann Suer, B. C. Hilliard, Jr., Administrator of aaits Liabilities ...... - ...... 8 7 W 9 0 Commiuioner of Insurance. Files-Hernia Uo- physical development; Jahies Har Glen Swanson, Frank Szynskle. A. R. oatate, presented to and filed in said Court C a p i t a l______r ._ .,______none « r s The Heyse Sheet Taylor, W. H. Tfgeler, and Ada Te]k; hii petition for the lale of certain real Siuplus ______..—....J ...— 186,890 Healed by my proven metkode **1/ Four Need* Are Electrical vey, art and rabbit raising; Mike Mmes. Zita Tesohner, T« J. Theisen, estate belonxinz to said estate and situate A (Copy of Certificate ef Authority) A. Thomas, HUgh Thornsberry, J. N. in the County of Weld and State of Colo No enesthetic. No surgery. No era Call Main 959” Metal and Roofing Mulqueen, home repairs; Tom Tor DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE Toelkei, Rose Trenchek, Henry Ulriehr rado, more fully described in. said petition, BURNS-RIPS I WIRING—FIXTURES AND REPAIRS INCORPORATED rez, reptile study and pathfind CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY suffering. No danger. No boapiteL her J. B. Vallero, J. 0. Villano, Carl Yorce, referenoe to which is btreby edade. No loss of time from work. 0. HEATING ROOFING ing; Paul Turner, home repairs; Albert Walker, Nathaniel Walker, Henry Yon are further notified to appear and To Whom (1, Hay Concern: Berwick Electric COo SHEET METAL Leo Torrez, pathfinding; and Den Weber, Mabel Welsch. Francis Welsh, answer or otherwise plead to said petition This is to (iertify that the Central States OR TEARS Dr. sr’s In writing on or before the 9th day of Health and Accident Association organised lit BO. NEVADA nis Sullivan, personal health and M. Cv Whittington, Anna R. WiUins, the J. 0. BERWICK Jennie W illiam e, L,eona W eaver, J. G. April, A.D. 1961, the day set for the bear under the laws of Nebraska pursuant to Eliminated by Allen B. FJioiiet HAIn 552 Gr Colorado Springo, Colorado wood-carving. • Willson, Edwin WIssbaum, Pantey ing thereof, or on or before the day to Its application therefor and in. oonaidera- French or Inweaving Eat. 1S8S Croetimann Woney, Frank Yaeovetta, Anee York, which such hearing may be adjourned, or Uon o f Its compliance with the lawa of 14 SarTice—ReuonmbU Pricei ind Vivian Zanol, Henry Zarlcngo, and Roy aald petition will be taken for confeaaed. Colorado, is blreby Ilcenaad to transact Ph.C., D .a eh., Learn Safe Driving Zehna, and Miss Eva Liebel. Given under my hand and the seal of business as a Accident AsacMment Aa- COMPLIMENTS OF said Court at Denver, in the City and HOSIERY MENDING 881 14th Street ler, Manchester, N, H. — For the Baptized Easter were Daniel soeiation until the last day of February SniU 811 Conpty o f Denver and State o f Colorado, n u t succeeding the date hereof unleaa this first time, teachers representing Robert, Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Bean 9 te 18 OLSON & BENBOW this 17th day of February, A.D. 195L license ihaJl be sooner revoked. '( has ifN G iS -i 15 parochial high schodlB through Robert Negri, with John Gaudio (SEAL OF COURT) 1 ti l to 5 IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have here- the PLBG. & HTG. CO. out New Hampshire participated and Lillian Cavarra as sponsors, . 'JOHN L. ORIFFm!, (jdiLiieAfL and by appointment Clerk of the County Court of the unto set my Jiand and caused the official AComa 5070 Di- Q l^ o lo r i S n c . in «the scientific driver-training and Albert Leo, infant son of Mr. City and C ^ t y of Denver, Colorado. asal of my office to bt affixed at the Intceaving Co, las, 116 North ’Weber Sl education program, in which and Mrs. Albert Leo Vinnola, Sr., By CLABENOX J. EICH, , City and County of Denver, thia first day PhoB* KE. 4409 FRemont 7250 Deputy ClerkJ of March, A. D.' 1951. en- TeL Main 3066 teachers from 31 public achools with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vinnola 27 Years of Pint Publication February 22, 1951 (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. 304 MeClintock Bldg. Sucocsaful Fractiea took part. as sponsors. Last Publication March 22, 1961 Commisaioner of Insurance. «m.».ms. 1554 Calif. PAGE FOURTEEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, March 29, 1951 I— I Ordained in U.S. to Serve Church in Mexico RUG I I H omemaker’s I CLEANING I Department I FRE^ MOTH PROOnNG Patronixe Thete Reliable and Friendly 'Firnu 2 Pc. Living Room Suita | II Thoroly Cleaned “ ^ McGinness & Patrick J.A. Johnson & Son " Famous Rug & Floor Covering Speciali$ti Established 35 Years Furuiture Cleauiug/ Co. • Linoleum * Asphalt Tile • Gutters • Sheet Metal TA. 6569 1532 Market e Rubber Tile ® Plastic WsJl Tile ^ • Gas Furnaces FREE ESTIMATES * Gas Conversion Burners 4^4 So. Vine SP. 3239 709 E. 6th Ave. KE. 4031 Lawnmowersi THE BEST IN LUGGAGE Sharpened and Bacon & Schramm A ll Kinds Repaired— All types, power & COMPOSITION ROOFING hand TILE ROOFING Saws Sharpened -ROOF REPAIRING By Factory Methyl 4020 Brighton Blvd. CH. 6563 Just Coll FR. 1649 or F R .5775 Pickup & Dcli.rery THE CLASS OF 25 PRIESTS ordained at the National Pontifical shown are seminarians who received minor and major orders, including eight dea • Sheet Metal THE cons, 25 subdeacons, and 10 who received minor orders and tonsure. There have Berry-Cntshaw Seminary of Our Lady of Guadalupe at Montezuma, N. Mex., is shown •Air Conditioning been 645 priests ordained at the “ American Douai” in the past 14 years for service Sharpening Service! McVeigh Company above with Archbishop Edwin V. Byrne of Santa Fe, the ordaining prelate. Also in Mexico. • Heating • Hardware Mention thia ad for 50e dUcount a n f { PAINTING AND Lawnmower Job til April 1 Alameda Sheet Metal DECORATING Fatima Luncheon Club & Hardware CONTRACTORS Miss Lillian Noce Aided Immigrants 538 E. Alameda - - • SP. 4640 1328 Inca KE. 0718 Veteran Woman Educator Retiring March 29 To Hear Father Berard CHURCH FURNITURE Our Lady of Fatima Lunch AND PEWS eon club will meet Saturday, By uy alleo which was then Denver’s newest March 31, at 12:45 in the Mural Designed & Mannfactnred MOVING G R. C principal, a position she has held sister, Clara Marie Noce, and her MISS LILLIAN NOCE, princi and finest high school, and re- for the past 20 years. In addition brother, George, who is superin room of the Albany hotel, Den PAX The Behrens Fixture Co. STORAGE pal of the Bryant-Webster schoo llpeived her B.A. and M.A. degrees to her teaching activities Miss tendent of the Denver Civic Cen ver. The Rev. Berard Giblin, 4625 Colorado Blvd. for the past 20 years, has an at Colorado State Teachers’ col Noce has been active in church ter. She has another brother, O.F.M., will give the talk. Hit nounced her retirement after a lege. She did postgraduate work at work and has also found time tc David, who lives in San Francisco. aubject will be “ The Third Order ELIMINATES Denver, Colo. SHIPPING lifetime spent in the education of Columbia university. New York; sponsor numerous boys’ and girls’ of St. Francia.” ^ Denver youth in the public school Denver university, Colorado uni clubs. Her vacation travels have Reaerration* may be made by CRABGRASS Local and system. Her retirement will be versity, Washington State univer taken her through Japan, China, calling Rita La Tourette, FR. Long Distance WESTERN come effective Thursday, March sity,, and the University of Cali the Philippine islands, Canada, 1062; Mr*. Henry R. Smith, Kills Night Crawlers! Moving 29. fornia. Mexico, and throughout the United RA. 8179; or Mra. R. H. Lucken- WINDOW & HOUSE bach, RA. 6442. All the Cath Fertilixes! Storage • Packing She is from a prominent Cath Her first Denver teaching as States. CLEANING CO. olic pioneer family. Miss Noce’s signment was at old Bryant school. Miss Noce is a member of the olic women of Denver are in Shipping vited. One application of PAX WE CLEAN parents came from California, Later she was made principal of board of directors of the Past All Types of Frame where her grandparents settled in Webster day school, which was Presidents’ club of the State Fed eliminates crabgrass — kills Windows Walls Building* Moved 1849. Her father was a pioneer formerly an annex of Bryant eration of Women’s Clubs and a " For Old Folks the crabgrass seeds in the Woodwork Wall Paper Free Estimates newsman and worked for the school. She served in that position board member of the Daughters L 0 n d 0 n-.— Thtf Westminster ground. Does not turjj for 12' years. While at Webster of Colorado. She served two terms Floors (Washed & Waxed) Rocky Mountain News and later branch of the Catholic Women’s lawn brown. Eliminates for the Denver Post. Her brother, school Miss Noce opened an eve as vice president of the Depart FREE ESTIMATES DUFFY STORAGE league has promised Pius XII to night crawlers, grubs, cut Maj. Gen. Daniel Noce, is chief of ning school for adults preparing ment of Education of the County provide a home for old people as FULLY INSURED staff of the European command in for naturalization examinations. Council of Parents and Teachers, its contribution for the Holy Year. worms. Wonderful fertilizer. & MOVING CO. Heidelberg, Germany. He distin She has carried out this work for and was a member of the executive Residential & Commercial The home will provide rooms for Apply PAX now— 6 lbs. to Work 1521 20th St. guished himself in both World wars the past 25 years without Salary, board of the Denver Principals’ elderly persons of diminished and was a member of the general and, in years when the budget was and Directors’ association. She is 100 sq. ft. 1032 18th M A inl556 Tel. KE. 6228 means, couples as prell as single staff in the European theater in low, often paid for books and sup also a member of the Administra persons. World war II. General Noce was plies herself. As a result of this tive Women in Education, the 50 $C25 100 $Q25 awarded the Distinguished Service work many hundreds of immi Elementary Principals’ association, lb*. W lb*. W Life Is ATTENTION LADIES medal for his service in World war grants living in Denver received the Colorado Education associa CALL TA. 4686 II. their citizenship papers. tion, and the National Education . • • Too Short SELF-SERVICE LATODRY * • • association. FRED LUCCI • * . To Be Without an Double Dexter wuben, eztraeton and dryen. MISS NOCE R E C E IV E her WHEN THE CONSOLIDATED EZE MOP & Soft water, wet wash and (luff dry. education at the old Bryant school Bryant-Webster school was opened MISS NOCE LIVES at 3726 Custom Upholstery Dry Cleaning. Ruga. Upholstery and Manual Training high school. in 1931 Miss Noce was appointed Vallejo street, Denver, with her CONE WRINGER Open erenlngj, Sunday by appointment Free Hands Never pick-up and dellTery. 10% cash and earry* and New Furniture Parking ipace. Tonch Mop Water Mias Lillian Noc* Made to Order Get Yonrs Now A-l Laundry & Cleaners c ^ FREE d e l i v e r y 136 K A L A M A T H T A 4686 Community Spirit Unexcelled Miss Noce has no immediate plans IS2I FIFTEENTH STREET AC. 3030 Twist of the Roy E. Stratton— new proprietor Beautiful Samples to Show 1227 E. 17th Ave. Handle Wring! for the future other than enjoying - the Eze Mop Day or Evening Calls a rest, but admits that she has had The firms listed here desenr* to In Pioneer Aspen Mining Town several interesting offers. It does be remembered when you are dls« Electrical Contracting & Repairing not seem likely that she will be 2842 W; 44th GL 1222 tributing your patronage to the dif idle long. ferent lines of business. By Helen A nthony found his only trouble was in giv lavishly furnished Wheeler Opera WHEN PROSPECTORS and ing them names. When a colt was house. Patti Rosa, Mile. Rhea, Ed As a tribute to her service to BARL J.STROHM INGER born, a visitor added to.the pros ward Harrigan, Richard Golden, the community and her inspira ELECTRIC WORK their silver-laden burros estab Helena Modjeska, De Wolf Hop tion and guidance to the students lished the fact that fortunes in ore pector’s difficulty by asking what WIRING AND REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS _ Eloctric Compaay per, Eva Tanguay, the “ I Don’t and faculty at Bryant-Webster were buried in the mountains near Care Girl;” and Peerless Pauline school, the Parent-Teachers’ asso L i « n i.d and Bonded the valley of the Roaring Fork, LYNCH ELECTRIC COHPAIVY Member National Electrical Contractor* A**’n. Hall were among the famous ciation at the school has secured wealth and adventure seekers names. One night the audience an oil painting of Miss J^oce which 1178 Stout St. AC. 5733 brought their families and settled waited until 2 a.m. for the cur will be hung in the school. 1721 E. 31st Ave. !?^03w XT’ at the site of Aspen. It is o f this tain to rise when a professional community, predecessor of the cul troupe was delayed by bad tural and skiing center identified weather between Leadville and Priests Join Plea ■ • with Aspen fame today, that Mrs. Aspen. < • Lula Bowler, member of Mother New Bedford, Mass.— Five local Your Floors Are Our Business ■ • * * * ■ ■ of God parish, Denver, writes. priests joined in a plea to leaders Complete Floor Maintenance Service ■ • The daughter of an early Aspen THE SPIRITUAL NEEDS of of the Textile Workers’ Union of > • the Catholic population of the Janitorial Supplies — Waxes — Soaps ■ • attorney, Mrs. Bowler was reared America (CIO) that mill workers ■ • mining camp were met early when be represented in the checking and in the silver community in its Electric Polishers and Scrubbers < > heyday, and was filled with the Father Edward Downey, at the counting of ballots in a strike vote > • direction of Bishop Joseph P. ' • Jiistory and lore that grew with the of 9,500 textile workers. • • mining settlement. Machebeuf, established the first DCIMOIVT SALES CO. > > Catholic church there in 1883. In EXTERMINATEVG ; i • It was in 1879 that prospectors 1890 Father Do-wney was replaced 1736-44 Rlake St. TA. 4146 Denver first searched for silver in Aspen, by Father John B. Pitaval, later and FUmGATmG 4 108 N. 3rd, Grand Junction 356 No. Wolcott, Casper, Wyo. and in its prime the population Archbishop of Santa Fe. Your Plumbermber For Years V had swelled to almost 15,000. The Rats, Mice, Roaches, < Father Pitaval, Mrs. Bowler re Ed O'Connor, Sr. Ed O'Connor, Jr. efforts of the Aspen miners re ceived reward, for the largest calls, was a heavy-set French Weavils, Bed Bugs, ^ 3030 W. 44th Ave. GL. 4323 silver nugget on record was taken priest, v e ^ popular with the from the Mollie Gibson mine there townspeople. Under his adminis Clover Mites, etc. < FLOOR in 1894. tration, the combination church Residential, Commercial, Industrial ^ % » 'idAu, and school building of St. Mary’s COVERING CO. * * * CAMEO was dedicated by Bishop Nicholas ^ Termite Control ] Mrs. Lula Bowler PACK BURROS PLAYED thfir ^ FREE ESTIMATES ^ Linoieum— Asphalt, Rubber & Plastic Tile— Wall Covering Matz in 1892. part in the early mining com it was called. “ Danged if I know,” Church fairs, lasting three days, Guaranteed and Bonded Estimates Complimentary ^ Serving Colorado since 1929 ^ munity, Mrs. Bowler recalls. Mov the prospector answered, and the were sponsored annually by the ing in long trains, they brought burro had its name. Denver Pest Control ^ :» 5 5 W. 29th Ave. GR. 9535 parish. There was dancing in the provisions over narrow paths to The titles that were given to Armory hall, with many gifts on and Service Lab. ^ the mines in the morning, and re the silver claims reflected the display, and on the final day a big I 1754 So. Broadway SP. 4673^ turned at night laden with ore. If spirit of the prospectors as they church dinner was given. The a burro strayed, trained shepherd laid their stakes. “ Miners Dream,” whole town took part in the dogs got the’ animal into line by QuaKty Where FIREPLACE “ Great Hope,” and “ Last Chance,” activity. nipping his heels as the driver hinted, Mrs. Bowler says, to Lady Education too was deemed im commanded “heel ’em, heel ’em Luck to smile on their efforts. The portant, and when Dr. R. C. Quatify Counts! FIXTURES up.” The shouting and barking names were reminiscent, like “ Lit Brown turned his mansion over could be heard long before the tle Nell” and “ Little Annie,” and to the schoolboard in 1901, it was GAS AND ELECTRIC LCCS pack reached town. imaginative, like “ Mystic Eyes” partially remodeled and turned CRANE laundr^tte! Curtain and Flex Screen*, Grate*, One grizzled prospector, who and ""Pearle of Idols,” but, like into a high school building. Com Andirons and Fire Seta, In aU finishes, enjoyed the company of his burros. most claims, all that remains of plete -with classrooms, home eco Specializing- in Quality Plumbing and Heating Repairs nie and Marble for All Uses tJiem are these names recorded in nomics laboratory, and assembly HEATILATCa FIREPLACES m g c s f g m m w i forgotten books. room, it was the pride of Aspen SLATTERY & COMPANY DENVER MARBLE & TILE CO. ' ♦ * ♦ Aspen, Mrs. Bowler -writes, was t«I roRFO R happy and fun-loving. There were Plumbing and Heating Contractors HOUSING WAS SCARCE in 1110 stoat St. Est. 1891 Phene MA. 1484 er KE. l i l t picnics and boating at Hallam JOHN J. CONNOR. Prealdeat ROBERT F. CONNOR, Vic* President Aspen and water was brought by lake, a county fair, concerts on 1726 Market Street Phone MAin 7127 or 7128 i r i i f i i . i i the “ water man” for five cents a Saturday nights, balls given by bucket- and 25 cents a barrel. the fire laddies. Clerks’ Union, and f^££DsTBU^sTp^!TrS^HSu0^^ O f90S£^ jC O A L . Housewives caught water in tubs Odd Fellows, as well as St. Pat under the rainwater pipes for the- rick’s and “ Seven Devils” balls, family washing. Cake walks were popular and « TA 2 2 111 At night the sidewalks were staked with good natured rivalry. For SOLID Comfort With SOLID Fuel % Dvst-Pnrf Stoker Coals ^ crowded. On one corner Salvation Mrs. Bowler claims that no finer Call the Coal Merchant who displays the red, Army lassies in braided hair and Spick li Span Dolivory community spirit ever existed. bonnets sang hymns on the fallacy ♦ * * white and blue shield. He's your home heating specialist. of sin and collected coins from the MRS. BOWLER’S REGARD for street and saloon crowds. One the history and lore of the West Whei’e you see the COAL HEATING SERVICE shield IIII I RIO GRANDE I block away a band played “ A Hot has been manifested in writings, you find a leading Coal Merchant of your community. Time in the Old Town Tonight,” collections, paintings, and music. A « a « . SisTi FUEL CO. I* or the like, and, followed by danc Employed by the old Aspen • • • S sedi fiAojducB Com ing girls and acrobats, lured the Times and Aspen Tribune in her Sweet Oover k t m a & v a M crowd into tke Ben Dixon dance high school days and until her Field Seeds hall for gaiety until daybreak, marriage, she has since -written 24 HOUR SERVICE Garden Seeds Many first-class restaurante poetry, feature stories, and plays Qjuediiif Oaqatahki Flower Seeds were opened in Aspen, and plenti, for radid* broadcasts, newspapers, PHONE KEe 1441 and periodicals. An article on As EED is such a small partof total crop] Ask for FREE W HY is ful cash bought caviar, lobster, HOUSE PAIHTS CATALOG thick steaks, corn in butter boats, pen appeared in the Monitor, a • • • DENVER'S FAVORITE LAUNDRY and pies. A popular after-theater Denver weekly, on Dec. 29. S cost. Yet the kind of seed you plant has Barnett Company, KE. 2323 Elk Coal Co., MA. 5335 morsel was a hollowed loaf packed Over a period of years Mrs. • SfMcjcrify BLENDED to much to do with the kind of crop you reap V eg eta b les The reason Ideal with fried oysters and butter, and Bowler has compiled a voluminous stay brlghtl Black Diamond Coal Co,, Platte River Coal Co., AL. 0479 The difference in cost between the cheap F low ers server more families in topped with slices of dill pickle scrapbook of newspaper clippings Denver d»n eny other and lemon. about Aspetf and Leadville, and GR. 1641 Rio Grande Fuel Co., TA. 2211 laundry is because Idfd Guaranteed dood by more than est grades and G O LD SEAL is small. Y et L a w n -t * * * has a separate book on Indian life. Callback Coal Co., GL. 3419 customers get just ^ Her paintings include Indian por 30 year* of experience in Supreme Coal Co., PE. 4679 ASPEN POSSESSED its unique that difference looms large at harvest time. Nursery kind of laundry service traits in oils. In addition, Mrs weatber-teating point*! “Dutch characters, and among them was Colorado ft Utah Coal Co^, Thos. Williams ft Sons, they want. Bowler has writtqn a song with Boy** Bright White renew* it S tock Why don’t you, too, “ Shorty.” An Englishman of good TA. 0231 GL. 4715 GOLD SEAL Seeds are top rank for all that musical accompaniment, entitled self — allows dirt to wash away. enjoy Ideal Laundry education and manners, he was “ My Colorado.” “Dutch Boy” sparkling tints goes tomake up thequality in seed-purity. Fertilizers Service? Prompt Service scarcely five feet tall. With feet in A. ft A. Coal Co., GL. 4775 United Fuel ft Equipment Co., * * * bring beautiful color tb your germination, adaptability, true-to-name. Insecticides — L„...
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