Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations CHANGES REFLECTED IN VITAL STATISTICS Town Originated in Pony Express Days Content! Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Ine., 1948— Permission to Reprodnce, Except Julesburg Parish Is Marking on Articles Otherwise Marked. Given M ter 12 M. Friday Following issue Is Population Shifts 25th Anniversary This Year DENVER CATHOLIC Seen in Report for This year marks the 25th anni- the Rev. Andrew E. Warwick, were nowhere to be seen. Relics Catholic Directory vcrsary of the founding of St. pastor; of those days are still found near The history of Julesburg be Anthony of Padua’s parish in Julesburg, ruins of big wheels, gins in the pony express and yokes for oxen, etc. Julesburg, which existed as a mis overland coach days. Since ’ this Town Burned by Indian* Infant Baptisms m Archdiocese Increase; Col sion from 1908, when a thurch territory once belonged to France Julesburg was moved south of was built. An historical booklet and French trappers were con Lodgepole creek nearer to Port REGISTER lege Enrollment Drops; Blue Cross Plan being prepared for the jubilee stantly blazing trails from St. Sedgwick about 1863 in order to 'The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We contains material that is published Louis and Canada to the Rocky have better protection from the Have Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, Seven Smaller for the first time. The following mountains and the West coast, Indians. The Union Pacific R. R. Services, Photo Features, and Wins World Photos. Brings Hospital Patients Up account is taken from copy writ it is not surprisiM to find a town was begun in 1863 and com ten for the booklet and sent to named after a French-Canadian, pleted in 1866. William Cody, or (All Matter in Thii Newspaper la Copyrighted, With Release Allowed for Newspaper! VOL. XXXIX. No. 13. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, NOV. 23, 1943. $1 PER YEAR or Radio Slatiooa Friday Noon, Nov. 26) * the Denver Catholic Regitter by Jules Beni. (Turn to Pages — Column i ) Changes resulting from war conditions are reflected On the south side of the South in the year’s vital statistics for the Archdiocese of Denver, Platte river, he built a home and armorer on the far- given Lowry men by the Chaplains’ corps of Lowry Field. Several a store and accommodated the prepared for the 1944 edition of the Official Catholic Direc Christmas Night Sflung battle front* of the world i* thousands of these cards will be distributed to Lowry personnel in the F y l stage lines. The two or three depicted by S. Sgt. Sarkis Bartigan in a new painting, “ For Peace on tory. These include shifts in population, a drop in college at miles nearest his place were called Earth,” which forms the theme of a Christmas postcard soon to be next few weeks.— (.Army Air Force* Training Command photo) tendance, and an increase in infant Baptisms. “Jules’ stretch.’’ The gold rush of 1849 caused a flow of travelers The total ’ population of the archdiocese rose 426 to through Julesburg and the neigh reach 90,870. Denver, with 59,518 Catholic residents, had i l l BE PBIESl borhood that lasted for many an increase of 1,728 and its suburbs, with 3,150, a growth years. The pony'express was es of 95. Other parts of the archdio-l tablished in 1860 and ran from ce.se, with 28,202, had a drop of St. Joseph, Mo., through this sec 1,397, which is attributed to the BB lE liS DEC. n tion, to San Francisco, Calif. attraction of war industries in The covered wagon trail passed the larger centers. Infant Bap through Fort Kearney, Nebr., and tisms, 4,353 in number, increased then stayed close to the South (By Max Greedy) 754 over the previous year’s Platte river until near this spot, figures. It is noted in other Father Arthur Francis Versavel, where it turned northwest. Many surveys that the birth rate tends EffECTEO TO OE S.J., will celebrate the golden tons of express were carried over to rise rapidly in the early part of jubilee of his ordination to the this trail by oxen and horses. a war, but often falls heavily later priesthodd on Thursday, Dec. 23, Later, when the railroad termi on. There were 1,408 maiyiages with a Solemn Mass of thanksgiv nated here, the trains were met in the year, an increase of 26. ing in Sacred Heart church, 28th by the pony express and the stage COEEED OVEOSEIS One- of the most significant and Larimer streets, Denver. coach for the completion of the changes is in the number of hos Archbishop Urban J. Vehr will trip west. pital patients, set at 33,389 in the Father Clatus E, Snyder, who preach the sermon at the Mass, An old pioneer related that the year, or 4,620 more than in the which will be celebrated at 10 wagon-train of which he was a previous year. The widespread has been a chaplain in Lowry o ’clock. Father Edward J. Mor member, on the gold rush to Cali popularity of the Blue Cross plan Field for the past year, is under gan, S.J., pastor of Sacred Heart fornia, followed the river to get is believed responsible for this. Be stood to be awaiting orders that church, announced. The jubilarian food for the animals. They passed cause of the shortage of doctors, will take him into overseas duty. has not yet selected the officers of more than one wagon that had nurses, and other personnel, many He was honored with a farewell his Mass of thanksgriving. come to grief and would never of whom are now engaged in war dinner given Tuesday evening, Ghent, Belgium, was Father reach its destination. One of them service, hospital facilities have Nov. 23, in the Park Lane hotel Versavel’s birthplace, and he was was along Lodgepole creek (seven been heavily taxed. by the other chaplains of Lowry born April 24, 1871. He was edu miles west of Julesburg) and he The number of young people un Field. Maj. Tunis Cordill, post cated in Jesuit schools, including wondered what its tragic history der Catholic care is 11.183, a drop chaplain, was toastmaster. Father the College of Notre Dame in could be. The tattered canvas of 61 since last year. This is owed David C. Sullivan, chaplain of the Tournay, Belgium. still covered the wagon, which was in large measure to the drafting of Western Air Force Training Com drawn by oxen in a circle. The “ By the time I was 16, I had young men for military service. mand, was a guest. drifting sand piled about the set my heart on becoming a Jesuit College attendance shows a de Since he has been stationed in spokes of the wheels but the peo priest,’’ said Father Versavel crease of 91, with the total figures Lowry Field, Father Snyder has ple who had been in the wagon Wednesday in speaking of his boy being set at 447. Inmates of the won the admiration of men of all hood. “ But my parents wanted Good Shepherd home also declined faiths for his zeal in working for me to become a diocesan priest, 40 Hours’ Will Open in number; they are 118 now as the spiritual and material welfare and so I entered the diocesan semi (TumtoPagelO— Cohtmn S) of the soldiers. A short time ago nal^' in Ghent.’’ In Cathedral Dec. 6 he was promoted to captain. Fa Three days before Father Ver ther Snyder long ago placed him Be Paul Men Will self on 24-hour on-call duty and savel was ordained, his father died. Forty Hours’ devotion will be “ My first Solemn Ma.ss was a held in the Denver Cathedral Mon maintained quarters in the sac Hold Annual Retreat risty of his chapel so that he Requiem that I sang for the re day, Tuesday, and Wednesday, pose of my father's soul,’’ the might be the more readily avail Dec. 6, 7, and 8. It will be opened + + jubilarian said. with a Solemn Mass on Monday at In Benver Bee. 9-11 able. He has addressed many Father Versavel was ordained at 9. The Rev. H en^ Sutton, Denver organizations in an effort to the priesthood in the Ghent C.SS.R., chaplain in Fitzsimons, Picture of Nativity Scene to Be The annual retreat sponsored by to make civilians more conscious Cathedral Dec. 23, 1893. About will preach at the evening devo the conferences of the St. Vincent of needs of those in the armed this time there was an urgent call tions Monday and Tuesday at 7 :45, de Paul society in Denver will be forces. from the United States for youth and the Most Rev. Archbishop Ur held in Holy Ghost church on the Father Snyder is a native of ful priests to serve in the sparsely ban J. Vehr will deliver the ser Greeting Card for Lowry Soldiers evenings of Dec. 9, 10, and 11 with Buffalo, N. Y. He made his settled frontier areas. On Sept. mon at the closing service at 7 ;45 services beginning at 8 o’clock. studies for the priesthood in St. 8, 1894, Father Versavel’.s Ordi- on Wednesday evening, Dec. 8, The Rev, John Clark, C.M., pro Andrew’s Preparatory seminary nar>’ released him from diocesan week after next. (By T. Sgt. John F. Connors. low allows the soldier to sign his cration,” were mailed to the “ folks fessor of sacred eloquence in St. and St. Bernard's seminary, both service so that the young priest Public Relations Office, Lowry Field) name. back home” by Lowry men. So Thomas’ seminary, will conduct in Rochester, N. Y. After he was (Turn to Page 9 — Column S) Midnight Mass to Be the exercises. A general Commu ordained in 1934 by Bishop James “ For peace on earth. . . The plan to give all Lowry sol successful were these projects that Broadcast Over KOA diers free copies of the card is army chaplains from six different nion day for all members will be A. Walsh, M.M., Father Snyder A soldier standing on a runway Station KOA will again broad sponsored by the Chaplains’ corps posts throughout the nation have observed in the 8:15 Mass Sunday, made post-graduate studies in Miss Lennon Anointed The Catholic Air-WAC sta cast the Midnight Mass from the ... . two B-17s behind him . . . of the field. Printing is being done written Chaplain Ludder for in Dec. 12, in Holy Ghost church. . canon law in Niagara university, tioned in Lowry Field is “ devout, The retreat is open to all Cath Niagara Falls, N. Y. He was a After Relapse, Little Cathedral this Christmas, the Rt. Christmas night in the air . . . by the Lowry Field reproduction formation on the printing costs, pious, and helpful; she is fre Rev. Monsignor Hugh L. McMena- olic men of the archdiocese, as member of the Buffalo diocesan and in the distant sky . . . a section and the only cost to the paper, distribution, and the like. quently seen at Communion, giv min, rector, announced this week. well as any non-Catholic friends. matrimonial court before being vision of the Nativity . . . a man soldier will be the three cent stamp If the new Christmas card can ing up her weekly over-night Hope for Recovery A feature of the broadcast will be Evening services will last for one commissioned in the army from ger with an infant Child held by necessary for sending the card be printed in time, Lowry Field pass so that she can be present in the singing of the famed vested hour. Holy Cross parish in Buffalo. His mother, Mary . . . Joseph through the mails. soldiers will be given them at the her own chapel on Sunday morn male choir, under the direction of Extreme Unction was adminis nearby . . . and shepherds stand This marks the fourth .success pay table Nov. 30 so as to insure ing; she attends daily Mass and tered to Miss Nellie Lennon, out the Rt. Rev. Monsigmor J. J. Bo- ing in the background. ful project undertaken by Chap adequate time for mailing. There Msgr. Bosetti, Personal Friend, Says setti, V.G. Archbishop Vehr will Rosary devotions and makes a standing Catholic lay leader of This theme forms the subject lain Ludder in the postcard field. is no charge to the soldier and splendid showing at the weekly deliver the sermon. Denver. Sunday evening in St. matter for a new Christmas greet Previously, more than 12,000 likewise no obligation for any one Holy Hour and novena services. Jo.seph’s hospital, following a re ing card soon to be distributed copies each of “ The Madonna of to take any cards if he does not “ She is a good Catholic and Pietro Yon Death Great lapse after a major operation six Catholic University free to all soldiers of the Army Air the Soldier,” “A Civilian’s Prayer choose to do so. therefore she must be a good sol days before. A further operation Forces Training Command in for a Soldier,” and “ The Conse- The artist, Sgt. Bartigian, was dier.” born in Chelsea. Ma.ss., of Armen was ncccs.sary. The Very Rev. Collection Will Be Lowry Field. A jumbo-sized card, Those are the words of Chaplain Harold V. Campbell, pastor of measuring five by eight inches, it ian parentage. His mother was a Loss to American Music Taken This Sunday teacher in the American college in Clatus E. Snyder, Catholic chap Ble.ssed Sacrament parish, of is the idea of Chaplain Jerome H. Radio Play Will lain in the Western Technical which .Miss Lennon is a member, Ludder and S. Sgt. Sarkis Bar- Armenia and his father, a watch Catholics of the Denver maker, taught his son the value of Training Command post near Den officiated at the anointing. Little tigian, an armament instructor in ver. He speaks of the Catholic “ American music lost one of its Cardinal) Giovanni Bonzano, was hope is held for her recovery. archdiocese are reminded that Lowry No. 2 who is responsible preci.sion workmanship. Before the important figures in the death of present for the occasion. the annual collection for the Be Given Dec. 1 woman in uniform now in training for the painting and art work. war Bartigian attended the Rhode Pietro 'Yon,” the Rt. Rev. Mon- Pietro Yon died Monday in •Archbi.'-hop Urban J. Vehr and Catholic University of America, in the technical schools in Lowry Island school of design and did 15 signor Joseph J. Bosetti, V.G., Huntington, Long Island, N. Y., at other leading Catholics have vis which Archbishop Urban J. On the reverse side of the paint Field, and the Air-WACs who have years of free lance work follow director of the Cathedral vested the age of 57. He had suffered ited her. Numerous spiritual of Vehr calls the “ Capstone of ing is the mailing format headed In Seal Contest taken over many vital jobs in the ing his graduation. choir, said when he was informed a stroke in April of last year. ferings have been made by the the Church’* educational sys by “ Christmas Greetings from army air forces base. various clubs to which she gave It was Sgt. Bartigian who of Yon’s death on Nov. 22. The He was born in Piedmont, Italy, tem in the United States,” will Lowry Field, Colorado.” Then fol A group of seminarians and “ Just as women in civilian life her talent for many years; floral lows the salutation, “ May the grade school children from St. painted “ The Madonna of the Sol Denver prelate revealed that most and made his musical debut as be taken up at all Masses this dier,” which has attracted nation are those who set the example, substitute organist in St. Peter’s, gifts fill her room; and stacks of Sunday, Nov. 28. The Arch peace through justice for which we Francis de Sales’ and Cathedral of the compositions of the famed wide attention, and of which more Catholic Air-WACs in Lowry Field organist of St. Patrick’s Cathedral Rome. He came to the United letters have been received— all in bishop urges generous dona are fighting be granteiW to our schools, Denver, will participate in are the leaders in their religion,” dicative of the esteem in which than 12.000 copies have been given in New York have been sung by States in 1907 as organist and tions to the university. homes once more through Chri.st, an original radio play over station Chaplain Snyder pointed out. Co- she is held. the Prince of Peace.” A space be- KMYR Dec. 1 at 2:30 p.m. on be Lowry soldiers by Chaplain Lud the local Cathedral choir. Mr. Yon music director of the Church of half of the annual Holy Childhood der. (TurntoPagelO— Column 3) was a personal friend of Monsignor St. Francis Xavier in New York Christmas Seal contest. St. Bosetti and was the latter’s'guest ;rity. In 1926 he was called to Thomas' seminary Falso-Bardoni whenever he stopped over in St. Patrick’s Cathedral as organist Two of Family’s Boys in choir under the direction of the Denver on his concert tours. and music director. He was a doss Rev. Thomas J. Barrett, C.M., will Leadville Negro’s Baptism Another Denverite who feels friend of the late Cardinal Patrick also be heard. An interesting play the loss of Mr. Yon keenly is Hayes. has been written for the occasion Mother Ignatia, superior of the ■Yon was a composer of note. Service Are Commended by the Rev. Mr. Donald A. Mc Queen of Heaven home. She has Among his works are 26 Masses, Mahon, a student for the priest Fulfills Lifelong Dream known Mr. Yon personally about more than 100 motets, and several hood in the Archdiocese of Denver. 10 years. The noted organist oratorios. His most popular com The archdiocesan director of the wrote a three-voiced composition, position is, without doubt, the The service flag in the home of cruiser. The Plunger spent many Society for the Propagation of the (B y R ev. R obert A. B a n ig a n ) Robert A. Banigan, successive as “Agimus Tibi Gratias,” for Gesu Bambino,” a hymn that is Mr. and Mr.s. Solomon Armijo, days in enemy controlled waters Faith, the Rev. Gregory Smith, will Leadville.—That ear-to-ear grin sistants of Annunciation church, Blessed Mother Cabrini on the oc- a part of the traditional Christmas 1016 W. 14th avenue, Denver, and adjacent to enemy bases on speak in regard to the contest. It is on the face of John A. Davis, Leadville. music. The Triumph of St. Patrick, members of St. Leo’s parish, dis these patrols. After each subma j hoped that all Catholic schools will Leadville boot-black with an un John Davis does not feel that he called the first American oratorio, plays four .stars, three represent rine attack upon the destroyers jmake arrangements for the broad usually colorful background, means is just a new Catholic, however. had iU world premier in Carnegie ing their navy sons, two of whom the enemy depthcharged the sub cast to be heard by the children. but one thing: He is happy as If you ask him, he will tell you hall. New York city, in 1943. Yon have received commendations from marine. Despite these enemy coun Contestants interested in the let never before, for his dream of a that he has been a Catholic all his became a naturalized citizen of the navy department; the fourth ter measures the submarine was ter and poster contests are re lifetime is now fulfilled. He was life, and has for the past 50 years this country in 1921. star is for their son-in-law, with brought home safely with but minded that all letters must be baptized in the Catholic faith in a attended Mass regularly in Surviving are a son, Marion the army air forces. All four boys minor damage to material and no mailed to the contest committee by mission conducted by the Rev, Wil churches all over the country. He Yon, an army officer in Iowa; a are serving overseas. injury to personnel. Dec. 1; all posters must be mailed liam M. Markoe, SJ., of Denver, will tell you that he would not brother, Constantino-; and another Rupert Armijo, 27, the first of 2. As a member of the crew of by Dec. 9. nationally known for his work get married before a minister be brother and three sisters in Italy. the boys to enter the navy, is a the I’.S.S. Plunger, your perform The seminarians who visited the among the Negroes. Mr, Davis cause he felt that he might be gunner’s mate third class. He en ance of duty was an important schools in Denver last week were took instructions at intervals for lartaking in worship contrary lb tered the service Jan. 3, 1942, and material contribution to the enthusiastic in their praise of the the past five years, his busy lis belief in the Catholic Church, Fr. Finney, C. M., and received his training in San success of these missions. The work of the students and of the schedule and advancing age keep that he is at home in the Catholic Diego, Calif. Since being in serv (Turn to Page 2 — Column t) zealous support given the contest ing him from attending regularly. Church as he is now at home in ice Rupert has crossed the equator Lawrence Armijo by the sisters. The success of the His mentors were Fathers Ber Leadville, where he has many Who Taught in five times. He is on a transport + + + (TumtoPagelO — Column i ) nard Cullen, Charles Sanger, and friends. ship. In January Rupert expects One might think that the life * to be home to attend petty offi- of a boot-black would be dull and " cers’ scnool. monotonous, one of poverty and Denver, Is Dead The first of the family to re- Home Near Loyola Church hardship. But not so the life of I ccive a commendation was Ray, John Davis. He began shining Solemn Requiem Mass was of 33, a fire controlman third class shoes 62 years ago, when he was fered Nov. 22 in St. 'Vincent’s Ph on submarine patrol. Ray entered 11 years old, back in Galesburg, church, St. Louis, for the Very — the service March, 1942, and re Is Purchased for Rectory 111., where he was born Oct 1,1870. Rev. Thomas O’N. Finney, a mem ceived his training in San Diego, He has shined shoes in almost every ber of the Congregation of the Calif. In October of 1942.he was 1 state in the Union, and ha^ some Mission, superior of the provincial assigned to submarine duty in j Loyola parish, Denver, has pur- it into a suitable home for priests. times made as much as ^300 a house, and former visitor of the Hawaii. In July of this year Ray j chased a residence at 2309 Gay- Members of the parish are assist month. He lived in Seattle, Wash., Western province of the order. and Rupert had a reunion in Ha I lord street to serve as a rectory ing in providing furnishings. The for 28 years and spent some time Father Finney, who taught five waii for several days. Ray’s com for the Jesuit priests, announces Altar sodality is fitting up the in Denver, La Junta, Las Animas, Pietro Yon years in St. Thomas’ seminary, mendation roads as follows; Father Edward Morgan, SJ., Sa dining-room. Living-room and and Alamosa before coming to Denver, died Nov. 19 in De Paul From; The Commander Subma cred Heart-Loyola pastor. Father bedroom fixtures are needed. Leadville to stay in 1929. He takes casion of the 25th jubilee of the hospital, St. Louis, following a rine Force, Pacific Fleet. Morgan and another member of There are a> large yard and a pride in his work, which he consid Missionary Sisters of the Sacred short illness. Burial was in the To: Armijo, Ray S. the staff will move to the new one-car garage on the property. ers as worthy and skilled a pro Heart in the United States in 1914. private cemetery of the Vincentian 6i Via: The Commanding Officer rectory before Christmas. Having The upper,-4jory of the home has fession as any. He has shined shoes Mother Ignatia has Mr. Yon’s own Fathers on the grounds of St, V.S.S. Plunger. a home near the church will expe four large Iteoms that will be made for Presidents McKinley, Taft, and copy of the composition, which Mary’s seminary in Perryville, Mo. Subject: Commendation. dite the work of the parish and into bedroojfis. Two rooms can be Teddy Roosevelt and boasts that will be sent to Romo and published Archbishop John J. Glennon school, for the priests previously provided in the lull basement if he has shaken hands with a after the war. The music was pre presided at the Solemn Mass of 1. On the third and fourth war have lived in the Sacred Heart necessary. governor of every state in the sented July 4, 1914, at the formal Requiem that was celebrated by patrols conducted by the U.S.S. rectory, 2760 Larimer. The decision concerning the per Union. celebration of the jubilee and the Auxlliaiw Bishop George Donnelly ^ Plunger, that vessel is credited The two-story, eight-room brick sonnel of the Sacred Heart and With his savings he has gone blessing of a new house of the at 10 o’clock. The Rev. Stephen with having sunk one enemy dc- house, just across the street from Loyola staffs will be made by the on extensive vacations. He jour- community in Dobbs Ferry, N. Y, P. Hueber, C.M., of Chicago, was y< stroyer and severely damaging an the sacristy, is in excellent shape Jesuit provipcial in the near fu jneyed from Seattle to Sydney, The Apostolic Delegate to the the deacon of the Mass; the Very additional destroyer t.nd one light Rupert Armijo Ray Armijo will little work to ze and need change ture. ' (Turn to P aget — Column 7) United States, Archbishop (later (Turn to Page 7— Column 4) PAGE TWO Office, 938 Bapnock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, Nov. 25, 1943 The Denver Catholic TWO OF FAMILY'S BOYS IN - Regrister Juleshnrg Parish Is Marking |Onr Baptism Fills S«leetion Pnblisbad Weekly by the SERVICE ARE COMMENDED Catholio Pren Society, Inc. of FLOWERS Offere a Wide Variety 938 Bannock Street, Denver, (Continued From Page One) will be m#de part of your official Colo. 25th Anniversary This Year Life Dream of BOUQUETS, CORSAGES record. commander submarine force. Pa CUT FLOWERS & PIANTS Subscription) |1 Per Year cific fleet, is pleased to commend (Sijrned) C. A. Lockwood, Jr. Entered as Second Class Matter Rear Admiral, U.S. Navy Floral Telegraph Service you on your splendid performance (Continued From Page One) George Skelp, Mrs. Worth, Tom given an assistant priest who took at the Post Office, Denver, Lawrence Armijo, 29, who also Colo. of duty. “ Buffalo BUI" as he was called, Burke, Theodore Coleman, Urs. over the care of the Julesburg Leadville Man Bright §pot 3. A copy of this commendation received a commendation, is a fire had the contract to supply the la man first class. He entered serv- borers with meat and killed the Ted Coumbe, Mri. Barton, John mission. For 10 years. St. An tco in September, 1942, and took buffalo that roamed over this land. Leonard, Mrs. Ella Erickson, thony’s parish was a mission and (Continued From Page One) Flower Shop RESTAURANT his nayal trainin^r in San Diezo, About the time that the survey George Kalb, Patrick McNamara, the following priests came at more Australia, to watch Jack Johnson Josephine ai Sth Ave. EM. 2745 Log Antreles, Cleveland, and Vir ing for the railroad was being Jacob Kotch, Gebhart Tschabrun, or less frequent intervals: Fa fight Bobby Burns, and three times 615 17th StTMt ginia., He was assigned to over done, Juleiburg was burned down John F. Wren, etc. he sailed to China, where he stayed BMween W«Iton u i seas duty on March 17 of this year, thers Sasse, Faber, Erger, Olden- ’yr, CAlifornU Sti. by the Indians. They took all the Firit Mat* in 1905 for shoft periods from 1897 to Lawrence’s confmerfdation follows: cattle and burned the haystacks berg, and Stem. Father Stem 19()7, and learned a little of the The first Mass in Sedgwick From: Commanding Officer, and cut down the telegraph poles frequently stayed overnight and Chinese language. He feels that THE G, G. GILL county was said in Ovid by Father To: Lawrence Edward Armijo along the way. They galloped up slept In the choir loft. he could write a book on the William Howlett in 1887. The first Special SUNDAY DINNER Subject: Commendation for ]per- Lodgepole creek before the soldiers experiences of hii life and his ENGRAVING GO. Mass in Julesburg of which there In 1918 the Rev. Henry Geisert formance of duty during time could reach them; later on, they travels, which have taken him from WEDDING 8TATIONKKT ROAST LAMB OR STEWED CHICKEN is any record wa.s said in the spring came to Julesburg as the first of Italian invasion and follow feasted on the meat they had resident pastor. There was no rec Port Barrows Alaska, to the EARL E. PAUL IneliuUna soup or cocktail, veretable, potatoes, up program. stolen. of 1906 by the Very Rev. Bernard shores of South Pacific islands. J. Froegfel, He came from Brighton tory and he boarded five blocks 1751 Champa St. MAln 3046 salad, dessert and drink. Choice of seven other 1. During the invasion of Italy After the fire, Fort Sedgwick east of the church. Father Geisert All these things he remembers entrees ...... 7 5 to enable the Catholica of this and on subsequent follow-up con' was enlarged and more soldiers county to make their Easter duty. immediately began work on a rec vividly, but there is nothing which SERVED 11 A. M. TO 5 P. M. ONLY voys, your actions . while under were kent there. A new Julesburg He said Mass in the homes of Mrs. tory on the west side of the stands out in his life more than 400 Orsan enemy fire and air attack were in was built at the end of the rail T. Coumbe, Mrs. G. Erickson, and church. The parishioners did most his 73rd birthday when he gave Scat* Moalc accord with the best traditions of road, at what is now called Weir. John Wren, and in the county of the work of digging the founda a celebration in honor of the Catii- COAL the United States naval service. The population of this town was judge’s courtroom in the court tion and each family was asked olic Boy Scout troop 69 and troop Store it now — Be pre It is with pleasure I commend you about 7,000 and consisted mostly house. Maks was also said in a to send a man to help on a cer 70 of Leadville. The happiest mo pared for possible fuel for your fine performance of duty of outlaws and cutthrokts who section house of the Union Pacific tain day. Ignatius Hirschfeld re ment of his life, he declared, ahortage. during this period between Sept. were simply waiting for the build railway, where a Catholic family members getting on the train at came in doing some little fa ing of the railroad to continue vor for the boys in town who ALL POPULAR GRADES — ALSO SHRADER’S 7 and Oct. 9, 1943. resided; in the home of the Sam Sedgwick with a shovel on his STOKER COALS 2. It is my desire that this let farther west. The station was run mons, and in that of “ Daddy” Bar appointed day, to come and help look upon him as a friend and ter of commendation be attached by a man c^ied Moor Weir. There ton, which was about 16 miles with the digging. The foundation guide. Jack prepared a huge din Raj Coal Co. Service Station to the service record of Lawrence is not a sign of a town on the south of Julesburg. was begun in the middle of winter ner for the boys himself, with E, Armijo, spot today; not a single house and the cold was intense. Father chicken and dumplings and a large PE 4604 1165 So. Pena. marks the place. Father Froegel is now pastor of Geisert was frequently called upon birthday cake decorated with 73 1st Ave. & Logan St. SP. 9930 (Signed) Lt. J. B, Bertram St. Peter’s church, Greeley. In Wor# Eari for Watch-Fob to address various gatherings and pink candles. At the banquet he MOBILGAS — OILS — GREASING Commanding Officer 1906 he had charge of all the mis took part in every civic affair. He said in part: “ It affords me great The building of the railroad was sions in Northeastern Colorado resided in Julesburg three years leasure having you here today, Pfe, Arthur Valadez was mar resumed and Julesburg was moved Ford & Mercury Service ried to Theresa Armijo two years and had his headquarters in and before he left he had paid off 'his is the happiest day of my to its present site, north of the Brighton. Having so many towns Large Parts Stock ago. He entered the army in Jan- most of the debt incurred by the life. I want you boys to equip South Platte river, and at first to minister to, he-was not able to Nine Skilled Mechanic! uai7 of this year. He received his building o f the rectory. yourselves for the future for you MOVING-PACKING-STORAGE was called Denver Junction because visit Julesburg very often. . He training in the air forces in Camp are the men of tomorrow; and re the railroad running to Det\yer came by train and the small collec Father Louis J, Grohman suc SWAYNE-WIMBUSH Kearns, Utah, Diggs Field, Tex., member, everyone of you, ‘Together '‘Household Goods To and From Everywhere branches off the Union Pacific tion was not even enough to pay ceeded Father Geisert in 1921. He and Alamogordo, N. Mex. He left we stand; divided we fall.’ An 850 Bannock TA. 6113 mainline here. The railroad for his fare. did much to put the parish on a With Skill and Care” for overseas in July. firm basis and acquired the good injury to one is an injury to all.” brought in a man named Slade to The present church was built in The Armiio family resided in Will of the people of the town and maintain some eemblance of or 1908 under the guidance of Father Southern Colorado for a number der among the citizens. This man the county. His sister kept house THE JOHNSON STORAGE Froegel and Father J. P. Sasse. for him. At present, he is pastor of years and moved to Denver in and Jules Beni had been friends The Tatter was pastor of St. An 1981. but they quarrelled and Jules shot of St. Rose of Lima’s church, Val- thony’s church in Sterling. A. A. verde, Denver. him. Slade recovered and became Hirst of Philadelphia, Pa., gave AND MOVING CO. FAVOR RECEIVED station agent. He did away with M.OOO through the Extension soci Father George Fenske took Fa Since 1905 A subscriber of the Register the outlaws and the stage-coach ety. Monsignor J. F. Roche of Ne ther Grohman’s place in 1924. He wishes to thank St. Anne de robbers. One day, he met Jules, tor braska and John F. Wren were served the parish for eight years. 221 Broadway PEarl2433 Beaupre for a favor received tured him unmercifully, and left also influential in the matter. The In 1932 he moved to Denver. through her intercession. him tied to a post all night. In the balance of 81,700 was contributed Father Andrew C. Murphy was morning, he cut off his ears and by the parishioners and the towns appointed to fill the vacancy left by Father Fenske. During his nine ^ 1 later wore them for a watch-fob. people. Slade was later captured and years ,of tenure, he cleared the hanged by the vigilance committee. The population of the town at parish of debt, made many im The Indians made several more that time was about 1,600 and it provements in the church and rec attacks on the White people but wa.s a boom period. Many new tory, and many necessary repairs. were gradually moved to reserva buildings were erected. Mr. Wren, New heating plants were installed tions. Among them were the Oga- who was a convert to the Catholic in both the church and rectory. lallas and the Brules. Two of the faith, had most of the contracts. Many new families moved into the neighboring towns east of Jules He also built the church. A woman parish in his time. The annual va burg are named after them. In the from the East, who was visiting cation school was instituted and last attack, the Cheyennes, the Julesburg at that time, brought the the open forum or street preach Sioux, and the Arapahoes were need of a church to the notice of ing was held for the first time. also present and captured a band Monsignor Roche, who in turn got Although the times were hard, the of soldiers. in touch with M,r. Hirst, All the parish made much pronesa both In 1886, Julesburg sent in a people of the town. Catholic and materially and spiritually. non-CathoIic alike, contributed to petition to Denver to become a Father Murphy retired in 1941 the building and a list of the donors town. The names of the following owing to ill health and the Most appeared on the petition; Auaust is said to b« enclosed in the corner Rev. Urban J. Vehr of Denver uent stone. the Rev. Andrew E. Warwick to Fischer, Peter Peterson, Dr. Hiun- HAPPY THANKSGIVING gerfoot, C. S. Banghart, and Church Dedicated Nov. 29, 1908 replace him. Thomas Liddle. The church was dedicated on Today, Julesburg has close to Nov, 29, 1908, by the Moat Rev. 2,000 inhabitants. All trains to and Nicholas C, Matz, Bishop o f Den from Denver stop here. It is the ver. A snow blanket of six inches I F Y O U are thinking CLARKE CRCRCR seat of Sedgwick county and lies covered the ground that day. in a fertile valley irrigated by the of g u y in g 'a home, read Soon after the church was built, South Platte river and the Jules Father Sasse of Sterling was the listings, classifying GOODS ROUSE burg reservoir. Sugar beets, pota toes, corn, grain, and feed are homes as to the parishes, successful crops and many head of G, D, of A. Study Club in the new Real Estate 1636 Tremont TA. 3780 cattle are fattened both in the val section on page 6. ley and on the tableland north and To Moot in Toaroom DIGNIFIED SERVICE south of the town. It has a modern grade and high school and a library At Reasonable Cost and museum of local history. All The C. D. of A. luncheon study the towns of the county and those club will meet in the Denver Dry 1 of nearby Nebraska use Julesburg Goods tearoom Dec. 2 at 12:30 At the time of bereavement, sentiment and the realization of as a shopping and banking center. o’clock. A paper prepared by W. The Catholic history of Jules K. Delougchant, dean of women, %jS the loss of a dear one make funeral costs a subject of delicacy. burg dates back to the explorS' Adams State Teachers’ college tions of Robert de la Salle, who Alamosa, is to be read on “ China Here, you need only suggest a sum that indicates what you traveled along the Illinois and Our Ally.” All members and Mississippi rivers in 1682 and took friends are invited. The study can afford, to be assured of understanding and consideration. jossession of the country watered club donated 85 to the Denver )y the Mississippi and its tribu War Chest. ^ 2 An inexpensive sendee can be a beautiful one. taries in the name of Louis XIV of France. When Napoleon Bona parte in 1803 ceded the Louisiana Mrs. May Convalescing province to the United States, he Following Operation inserted an article in the treaty BOULEUflRD mORTUflRV which provided that the inhabi tants “ shall-, be maintained and At home and doing nicely Is the report on Mrs. Andrew A. May Mrs. James P. McConaty protected in the free enjoyment of their liberty, prosperity, and following a major operation in St. the religion which they profess. Joseph’s hospital Oct. 27. Stricken Federal at No. Speer Telephone GRand 1626 only a few days before, Mrs. May 1 Wagon Every 5 Minute* had been carrying on her many The first missionary to visit the obligations until her condition be I Julesburg district was the re \ came acute and she was rushed to X' nowned Belgian Jesuit, Father the hospital. Pierre Jean DeSmet, whose initial i journey was made in 1838. He ( made many trips between St Louis and the Northwest. Traffic divided in the neighborhood of Julesburg, some travelers going northwest to Oregon and Wash ington, some diioctly west to the Great Salt lake and California V. and others southwest toward Den ver. It is sr.id that at Scotts- A L T H O U G H you bluff, aboi’.t 100 miles northwest f L A T o n MV F4W M AIi of Julesburg, an average of one covered wagon every five minutes pa.sscd by Camp Shuman in* the That's where I'll land if you folks wait 'til the great migration to Oregon and can^t buy all the meat Washington. Among these pio last few weeks before Christmas to mail your neers were many missionaries. packages and cards. Just finished handling the The following letter received in Julesburg on Sept. 21, 1948, will Christmas mail for our boys overseas— and it be of interest: was some job. Now it's your turn, here at home. you'd like ... you CAN Dear Father; I need my birth certificate, BUT transportation facilities are carrying an un was bom in Julesburg, Colo. precedented burden, and your Christmas gifts March 26, 1871. My father waa and cards cannot be permitted to impede mili Michael McNulty and my mother like all the meat you Bridget FitzStephens McNulty. He tary traffic and mail. The post offices-are oper waa section boss of a R. R. crew ating with curtailed and less experienced per then and they had to have a Fa ther Ryan come from Denver (I CALVARY sonnel. SO MAIL EARLY AND AVOID THE think it was, or some other place, RUSH I Or I'll be snowed under. buy ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ but I recall they said Denver). He came by special engine to*baptize SHRINE (Worried) S. CLAUS. me, as I was thought to be dying. Stand* IS^high; 9” wide; 3” deep a * • 4 a I was baptized Anne. An Indian On b*»* of th* Shrine i*- a reaular ■TKl WAR HAS DISLOCATtD THE CHRISTUAS UAILIKO SEASON, woman held ene and thought she Church Vlail Llaht Candle in*«rt«d In a THIS TEAR. HOVEHBER IS THE TIHE FOR IIAILINO CHRISTUAS was my godmother, but my aunt, euaranUad, heat-raiitina, Afta*n-bonr GIFTS AND CARDS. LAST-MINUTE GIFTS SHOULD BE IN THE Kate FitzStephens, or Mrs. Camp candl* (la**. POST OFFICES BY SEOEUBSR lOTH." bell, was named my godmother The Ixird'* Imuce i* made o f ' vtuU and Peter McNulty (my uncle) molten metal, flniehed in ll-lC (old flak. (Signtd) Frank 0. Valker Th* Cro** and baeutUuUjr drtltned 0 ^ . Foatmaster General named godfather. «rln(* ar* mad* of Blu* minered (i***, Mrs. Phillip Dunn pure colored, not arnthrtieally dyed. S Vaihington, D. C. 417 A-East 20th St.. Guaranteed not to fade. It m ta on a miUER'S mahoaany baae. An appreciated Holi Long Beach, California. / day Gift. If you will aend (ift card, Before 1908, there was no we will encloa* and ahip anywhere in Tbc Dtnvcr ! Rie Grsndl* UJertern Riilroad Catholic church in Julesburg— U. S. Send tl.OO, pay balanc* of t^.9t ttronfly urge* your eoop«r«tion — do YOUR none in Sedgwick county. The plua a faw cent* poata(e on delivery. ■ 5UPEB m nBKETil constant flow of travelers by Or if you prefer aend your cheek or monay order for entlra moderat* coat ChrIttiMi milling Now! horseback, covered wagon, and of 17.85, and w* arfll prepay ahipmeoL oxcart and the building of the Ezeiae Tax Exempt. railroad kept the population in ■ a a a a a a a a . a a m IMPORTANT * G H J and K Brown Stamps are not transitory condition. The frequent * good after December 4th. Don't wait attacks of the Indians made settle 'til the last few days— take full advantage of your precious raent insecure. Law and order had (■ n a m e __ pointa before it is too late I to come first before the Church a could really take root. 2 ADDREM Gradually peace and security be ■ gan to induce families to settle in ■ CTTT_____ STATE.. the town and the neighborhood. ■ Among them were some Catholic ■ P.O. Box 357 DENVER, COLO. J ftudlwf: The Adolph Eeckhout a______family and ths Lanckrieta, Mra. f/n'i Pat't fif f A Id »'/(//*'. Thursday, Nov. 25, 1943 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone '4205 PAGE THREE BLESSED SACRAMENT CUB PACK Catyral Boys M l Carmel Notes ARGONAUT HOTEL e r i/ic e MOTHERS FORMING AUXILIARY Whar* Danvar’i Society Entartaios for Lunehaont and Dinners FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR BP.IDGE PARTIES. FOR THE i v i n ^ Hear CAP Talks (Bleited Sacrament Pariib, gert, Pierre Archambault, and Ray Pastor’s Birthday DANCES AND DINNERS PHONE MAIN 3101 Denver) Cunningham as chairman. The mothers of boys belonging Twenty-four members o f St. BaaatifnI Ballrooms Private Dining Rooms How much wiser it is to take (Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish, the sensible step toward family Encouraging boys over 16 to to Cub pack 23 met in the home of Joan of Arc's circle enjoyed the join the U. ^ army air cadets, four Mrs. Robert Wartburg, 1800 Colo hospitality of Mrs. Theodore Kit- Denver) protection now. OLINGER’S representatives of the civil air rado boulevard, on Friday, Nov. tleson and Mrs. Mary Dalton The school children celebrated FUTURE NEED PLAN is the patrol spoke to the boys of Cathe 19, to organize an auxiliary. Mrs. Walsh on Friday, Nkv. 19. Hostess the birthday of the pastor, the logical answer to this problem. dral high school, Denver, Nov, 23. James Carpenter was elected prize and bridge honors were won Rev. Gaetano Del Brusco, O.S.M., Membership provides Future The speakers were Maj. Harold president; Mrs. Joseph McCabe, by Mrs. Paul Dwyer and Mrs. Em by receiving Communion in a body Preferred Parisb Smithellis, Maj. Lopg, Lt, Delmas vice president; Mrs. M. S. MeVay, mett Dignan. The December meet in the 8:30 Mass Friday, Nov. 19. Need Protection for . every Corey, and Donald Petry of KLZ. secretary; a n d Mrs. William ing will be held on the third Fri They also presented him with a member of the family, regard Qualifications for the aviation Vollmer, treasurer. The Rev. day, Dec. 17, with Mrs. Ed Udrey spiritual bouquet and a gift. Trading List less of age. . . at a cost of only cadet training were pointed out by Harley Schmitt addres-sed th e as hostess. The St. Philomena study group meeting briefly to extend his bc.st a few cents a day. For com the speakers. Young men between Roy G. Larson, first class phar met Nov. 19 in the home of Mrs. the ages of 16 and 18 may make wishes for the success of the new macist in the navy and son of Mr. Mary Natale. Instead of the plete information, consult our application, and if they success organization, and to encourage and Mrs. George T. Larson, who usual meeting, a surprise party Advisory Department. . .there fully pass the intelligence test they the mothers in their work on be has been in New Zealand and for the pastor on the occasion of is no obligation. qualify for an 18-month training half of the cubs. All mothers Guadalcanal the past year, is his birthday was held. The group §t. Vincent de Paula’s Parish course at the age of 18. whose boys belong to pack 23 are spending a 30-day furlough with will meet Friday, Nov, 26, in the requested to join the auxiliary in To win a Minute-Man flag for his parents en route to Columbia home of Mrs. Della La Conte. On IWASHINGTOIM The firms listed here de 16th at Cathedral high school, students order to obtain the closest co-oper university, Npw York. Another Nov. 4, St. Philomena’s club had Boulder have enrolled in the 90 per cent ation with the boys, the cubmaster, son, Grarge, Jr., of Santa Ana, its annual dinner. The guests of PARK MARKET serve to be remembered Q lt U ic ie h . club. Members promise to pur and the den mothers. Calif., is training as a bombardier 0 « I H B ■ 11 5 honor were Father Del Brusco, BILL HUGHES, Prap. when you are distributinar chase at least one war stamp per The Junior Newman club took in the officers training school. the Rev. Hildebrand Brunetti, Complete Food Service CATHOLIC MEMBERS of our month. If each student does this. part in a joint party of clubs Their daughter, Mrs. L. A. Hoe- O.S.M.; the Rev. John Bosco, your patronage in the dif 598 South Gilpin personnel and the finest equip Cathedral will receive a Minute- from*St. John’s, St. Philomena’s, schen (Dorotliy) and her two O.S.M.; Mrs. N. Borelli, and Miss ferent lines of business. Man flag, which will fly under the St. James’ and Blessed Sacrament small children, Larry, Jr., 1 year Matilda Patch. The afternoon was **lt's Smsn U B« Thrlftr" ment and facilities are assigned American flag outside of Cathedral parishes on Wednesday night, Nov. old. and Beverly Anne, 2 years, spent in playing bunco. to every Catholic Service. high school. 24. The event was held in St. arrived Tuesday to spend some The S t Bernadette study club Stamp booths are open between Philomena’s school hall. John time with her parents while Mr. will meet Dec. 1 in the home of 8:30 and 9 each morning in the Weber, president of Blessed Sacra Hoeseben is in the army. Mrs. Dominic Colorosa at 1 p.m. C / n Vic«-rrtild«nf main halls of both the grade school ment Junior Newman club, and Mrs. R. H. Dec was hostess to The following members of the RONNIE RRAE and high school buildings. Rooms Betty Vidal attended a meeting members of St. Joseph’s circle on .Mt Carmel PTA attended the 3, 9, 10, and 11 in Cathedral high Sunday evening in St. John’s rec Friday, Nov. 19. Mrs. Eva monthly meeting of the CPTA in school are outstanding in pur tory to arrange for the party. Wheeler and Mrs. Catherine Wat Chopping District chases of war stamps. the Catholic Charities annex on James Paul, infant son of Mr. son of Pawhuska, Okla., aunts of Nov. 18; Mmes. Boreili, Laguardia, In the grade school, Tom Kerri and Mrs. Edward L. Curran. 1244 Mrs. James Moaier, were guests. gan, sixth grader, leads the drive Rotola, Fuschino, Wilson, and Dexter street, was baptized by the Mrs. C. V. Crouter won bridge DeBell. Preisser’s Red & While C O N O C O P R O D U C TS by the purchase of a $75 bond. Mi Very Rev. Harold V. Campbell on honors. The members of the Third chael and Clyde Wiggens, grades Sunday, Nov. 21. Sponsors were Lubriration, Car Washing, Balteriee two and four, each bought a bond. Mrs. S. J. Stauffer, her daugh Order will receive Communion on Grocery and Market Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Campbell. ter-in-law, and granddaughter, Rerharged, Tire Vulcanizing Other bond purchasers are: Grade Nov. 28 in the 7:30 Ma.ss. The FANCt MEATS. VEGETABLES. AND Preferred Parish two, Tanya de Luise; grade five, Father Campbell also baptized Virginia, left Wednesday to join meeting will be held at 2 p.m. QUALITY. GROCERIES AT RONNIE BRAE Richard Cooper and John O’Shea. Sharan Ann, infant daughter of Cpl. Edward S. Stauffer in Camp St. Theresa’s sodality will re LOWER PRICES In the high school they are: Mary Mr. and Mrs. Alec Joseph Keller, Swift, Tex. Cpl. Stauffer’s wife ceive Communion in a body in the Free Dellverr SPruce 4447 CONOCO SERVICE 1236 Albion Street. Spon.sors were and infant daughter will remain in Trading List Louise Creasor and Donna Sylves 10 o’clock Mass Sunday, Nov. 28. 2811 E. Ohia Art.
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Thursday, Nov. 25, 1943 Telephone, KEystone 4205 THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Office, 938 Bannock Streef PAGE F T ^ ■ piiiiiMijim. iji iiw I ...... 19 COLORADO SPRINGS PTA GROUP LIPWEITE PJm WILL HOLD MEETING ON DEC. 1 James,?. Gray
Colorado Spring*.—S t Mary's 88 follows: First grade, Mrs. Don Optomefrist Parent-Teachera’ aasociation will Canty and Mrs. R. F. van Over meet Wednesday afternoon, Dec. schelde; second grade, Mrs. A. J. I, at 3:15. There will be a council Loetscher; third grade, Mrs. Boulder. — ( Sacred Heart Par meeting at 2 o’clock. Mrs. G. C. George Farrell and Mrs. James A. ish)— Miss Philomena A. Romano 212 Golorado Bldg. Friendly, Personal Financing Siebert. president, will preside in Peck; fourth grade, Mrs. J. J. became the bride of Harry E. Mil the meetings. Dr. Martha Lou Fraser and Mrs. C. J. Schmidt; ler Nov. 18 in Sacred Heart Lemmon of the Colorado college fifth grade, Mrs. H. W. Oehlrich church with the Rev. La;nbert 1615 California TA. 8883 psychology department will «v e a and Mrs. Frank W. Rothrock; Morrow, O.S.B., officiating in talk on the mental health of chil sixth grade, Mrs. J. J. Lueb and the presence of 150 relatives of Funerals dren. There will also be entertain Mrs. A. W. Engelbert; seventh and friends. Miss Ann Brandon COMFORTABLE VISION ment by two of the pupils of the grade, Mrs. Leo Thomas and Mrs. .sang an "Ave Maria,” accompanied school’s music department. Re A. J. Loetscher; eighth grade, bv Mrs. A. R. Mason, who also AND EYE CARE freshments will be served by the Mrs. C. C. Zecha and Mrs. J. D. played the wedding marches.' hospitality chairman, Mrs. J. J. Cusack; freshman A, Mrs. J. J. Miss Marian Barbara of Denver When immediate payment of the fu Fraser, and her committee. Fraser and Mrs. J. L. Knipper; was the bride’s only attendant, and The association officers and com freshman B, Mrs. A. C. Hanneman Charles Waneka of Lafayette acted neral bill would mean a hardship for the mittee members for this school and Mrs. F. T. Mayse; sophomores, as best man. year are as follows; President, Mrs. M. M. Dea and Mrs. Ora Moo Following the ceremony a recep family, arrangements can be made to Mrs. G. C. Siebert; vice president, maw; juniors, Mrs. Charles G. tion was held in the University Preferred Parish Mrs. Paul Fox; secretary, Mrs. Berls; and seniors, Mrs. Andrew Woman’s club. spread the cost over a period of months. Ora Moomaw; treasurer, Mrs. Loetscher and Mrs. Edward F. The bride ia the daughter of Mr. William Kloer; auditor, Mrs. A. P. O'Leary, and Mrs. John A. Romano of Trading List Godec; historian. Mrs. Florence E. Iowa Woman Honored Lafayette and was a junior in McLennan; membership, chairman, Mrs. Catherine D. Fagan, state Colorado university. The bride Arrangements are made directly with Mrs. R. F. Van Overschelde; pro regent of the Catholic Daughters groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. of America, was hostess in her Frank H. Miller, also of Lafayette, MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER Horan and Son, and are on a friendly, gram chairman, Mrs. Aidan M. Mullett; hospitality chairman, Mrs. home Sunday evening, Nov. 21, and had attended the university for The merchaatt repraiented In this section are booitert. They ar« ) J. J. Fraser; courtesy chairman, honoring Mrs. Anna M. Baxter of two years before enlisting in the anzioui to work witb jroo and ara daierving of your patroaago. Co personal, confidential basis. Mrs. Lillian Davies; publicity Dubuque, la., former national navy. He is now a chief specialist operate with them. (;hairman, Mrs. Charles F. Gat- treasurer of *he Catholic Daugh in the athletic department of the terer; and war service chairman, ters. Mrs. Baxter is extension di Glenview naval air station in Il Mrs. Nels Peterson. rector of the National Antiquarian linois, where the young couple will Blessed §arramenl assoeiation of Dubuque. She pre make their honrie. The room mothers appointed are sented a lecture, entitled “ The Mixt O'Connell Wed to Ensign Apostles’ Creed in Art," using Miss Sally Ruth O’Connell be 22 nd & EA. slides for illustration. Mrs. Baxter came the bride of Ens. Carl N. Kramer St. LAWSON DRUG GO. 1 8 2 3 has served as state regent for both Jones, USNR, on Nov. 20 in the ALSO TRINIDAD COLO. — LIQUORS Missions Slated Wisconsin and Iowa, an unusual, rectory of Sacred Heart church. experience in leadership. Miss The ceremony was performed be Grace Fitzgerald opened the pro- fore the Rev. Lambert Morrow, We Specialize in Permanent SI WESTOVER AND SON CHAPELS igram with a vocal selection and O.S.B., in the. presence of a few Waving and Hair Styling Welcomes Hi* Friend* Mrs. Lena Nolan played a piano close friends and relatives. THELMA K..ASSO!% NOW OPEN For Service Men I selection. Mrs. Fagan was a.saisted The bride was given in marriage KEystone 6297 # KEystone 6296 by Mrs. Mary E. Enlow, grand re by her uncle, John F. Burke. Her REA LTV SALOI\ Glencoe Service Station parents, Mr. and Mrs. William W. CONOCO PRODUCTS. WASHING, gent of Court St. Mary; Mrs. Flor- THELMA HASSON. Mxnxaar GREASING 152.7 Oeveland Place Missiona are to be preached forLnce Knight, state treasurer; Mrs O’Connell of Homewood, 111., were 1S7( COLORADO BLVD. unable to be present Miss Louisa PHONE DEXTER 1118 Glencoe and Ea.M Colfax soldiers in Fort Logan and Lowry | Mary A. McIntyre, past grand re- DENVER. COLORADO EA. 9777 Open 9 to S Saaday Guarding Forever our Fbundeiis Ideals Field, gent; Mrs. Mary Myrtle Thomp Lindow and Ens. Dale Saunden The Rev. Walter K. Conway, a son, past grand regent; Mrs. Kath attended the couple. But. Phone: EAat 2723 Wardrobe Exchange Holy Cross Father from Notre leen Barney, vice grand regent; The bride is a senior in the uni Rea. Phone: EAst 311i Wt axchanxa ili^htly ased farmenta far Dame university, who has given and Mrs. Theresa Graham, trustee. naw or uted merchandito. Gash for Your Gar . . . Any Make several missions in various par Miss Mary Janice Tully is lo ics. The bridegroom Large A&tortment Sheer Hosiery Many Clergy at ishes of the archdiocese recently, cated in the Ashburn General hos son of Mr. and Mrs. T e d C h a s e 50c to OSc will begin a series of special serv pital, McKinney, Tex., some 30 USED CARS O’Meara Motor Co. ices in the Fort Logan chapel on miles from Dallas. Miss Ellen Fo COLFAX AND DETROIT n ...,..— 40 Hours’ Held Monday, Nov. 29, at the invitation Aeroia from Eail High Lleover Birch Street Dress Shop Denver^s Largest Ford Dealer ley of Colorado Springs is one of 1476 Birch EMeraon 1523 Two Stores— Both at Civic Center of Father Thomas Melican. chap- Miss Tully’s associates in the hos university. ( 1314 ACO.MA ST. • 133.=» BROADWAY In Platteville pital. A former re.sident, Mrs. J. Lei l a Explain Our | Johll Ce I L. McKenna, has arrived from her \Unterizing c t. la MAin 3111 DENVER, COLO. home in Oakland, Calif., to see her wedding. 1 Progran. Scfaoll six-week-old grandson, Richard their home in Boulder for Platteville.— The Forty Hours’ WEDNESDAYS \ j ~ ' ^ 1 Lee McKenna, and his mother, devotion opened Nov, 19 in St. OPEN SUNDAYS HNEST Mrs. R. L. McKenna, who are in work. -DENVEB'S HOST PROGRESSIVE LAUNDRT*' Nicholas’ church and closed Sun Official TIra InapacUon SUtioa the home of the latter’s parents, 3 Baptiimi Performed unOCaERlKR day afternoon, Nov. 21. The Rt. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Reynolds. The Baptisms performed by the Rev. THE CASCADE LAIJADKY Rev. Joseph J. Bosetti, Vicar Gen Paul Fife, O.S.B., in the pai Bailey’s Texaco Service »i* rs>Ttu eral, was present for the closing baby’s father is on active navy 2Bth and Fairfax Emeraon 1124* gjj 1701 “TRT OUR NEW SERVICE” days include those of Chi ceremonies. duty. A visit of two weeks will begin Sayre, infant daughter of Mr IPs fPise to Buy at IPeiss Complete Laondry Service The opening Mass Friday morn Mrs. Charles L. Sayre; A< Saturday for George Bennett, who i BOARD WALK IS47 Uarkil WB CALL FOR AND DELIVER TA. (I7MS7I ing was sung by the Rev. John is coming from St. Louis, Mo., to W EISS DRUG Garbero. The Rev. Dr. Thomas see his aunt, Mrs. Estella Burns. SHOE REPAIR Doran, administrator, directed the Engagamant Announcad Preaeriptlon SpeciallaU St. Philomena's choir in the Gregorian Mass, Orbis Announcement has been made of D. G. Davis. Qoallty Material and Beat Workmanahlp Fraa OallTerr Factor. The Rev, Dr. David Mai the engagement of Miss Kathleen —All Work GuarantMd-* BAUR‘3 ICE CREAH oney preached the sermon on Fri CUT BATE Louise Pearce of Colorado Springs, ^ 4711 EAST lird AVE.—AT DEXTEB day evening and Father Doran on daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. R. eld Nov. 20. EAal 1814 Colfax and Flni Gonoco Service Station Saturday night. Pearce, to Capt. David Wetherill B ■ - ■ ■ - ■ ------— H. 3. CASEY Among priests from Denver and Wood, son of Grahame Wood of planning a turkey dinner to E. COLFAX A COLORADO BLVD. outlying aistricts present at the Wawa, Pa., and Philadelphia and 1 Francis de Sales* Op«D 7 A.M. Till 10 P. M. closing[ exercises were: Monsignor the late Mrs. Wood. Miss Pearce Dec, 6. Ad (> S i . committee. LUBRICATION ■ TIRE REPAIRING Bosetti, Fathers Leo Flynn, De is a graduate of Mt. St. Scholas- WASHING - POLISH AND WAX lisle Lemieux, William Powers, tica's academy. Canon City, and at David M. Maloney, Barry Wogan, HARPER*S BATTERY SERVICE tended Loretto Heights college,! f Forget-Me-Not Bernard Froegel, William Galla Denver. She was graduated from i R.4DI0 SERVICE COLFAXIt WASHINGTON gher, Martin Arno, O.S.B., and Colorado college in June, 1943.; WE SERVICE ANY MAKE Paulinus Hammer, O.S.B. Capt. Wood is a graduate of St. Sponsors Games Partyf Flower Shop HOME OR CAR RADIO KEM.TONE„$3.18 c".Y KE. 4576 , Monsignor Bosetti directed a George’s school and attended the Work Guaranteed Th« Modtrn MiricU Wall Finish double quartet at the closing ex Fr. Wallar K. Conway, C.S.C. University of Pennsylvania until ’ Choice Flotcers 525 E. Expo.aition SP. 9857 LNLAID LI.NOLEUM Fin STORAGE ercises. Members of the group entering the army. He has been 98<> sq. yd. were Richard Hynes, Henry New- lain in the army school center. stationed in Camp Carson with an a record success. The membi t for All Occasions Remodeling - Repairing hart, James Burke. Dr. Joseph Sit- During the mission. Mass will be engineer division. wish to thank those whti co-op AI¥DERS01\ BROS. ated, and hope for another i Colfax and Joitphln. BA. H4t ton, John McGuire. Col. Brady, offered at 8 a.m. and 6:45 p.m. Sutherland Funeral Held Baautfiu] Ealaetlona M i l l i k e n ’ s INVEST IN FURS Kenneth Bruggeman, and Adolph After each Mass there will be an Mrs. Flora Sutherland, resident joyable and successful event 7 Artlaticallr Arranged Anzick. The organist was A. A. instruction and a sermon. of Colorado Springs 23 years, died December. GIFT POTTERY CASH STORES The Altar society will mi Hauk. ' On Monday, Dec. 6, Father Con- in her home Sunday. She came • Downing at Alameda 3 (X)NVEME.YI LOCA'nONS WTien buying from the PROMPT SERVICE ...... way will be joined by Father J. here from Texas City, Tex. She IN 300 Attend Dinner 1130 E. Alameda firms advertising in this O'! Regis O’Neil, another member of was a member of St. Mary’s tion of ofheers and 8 Phone RA. 1818 1201 E. 9th Ave. Christmas party. paper, please mention that WATCH REPAIRING n nn.iniH nfnnnr Cfoss Fathers’ mission church. She was interested in the 2357 E. Evana Ave. fn tht » tWO-week schedule of Young America league and Boy Because of local conditions, you saw their advertise m Platteville ujider the auspices of Lowry Field. Arrange r DIEDRIGH JEWELRY the Altar and Rosary society. More Scouts activities. Surviving rela ments for the Lowry Field mission tives are her husband, Robert C. attendance, the Holy Hour ment. than 300 townspeople and parish 3226 F.. Colfax were made by the Catholic chap- BROADWAY ioners attended. After the dinner Sutherland; five sons, Robert and lians there— Fathers Clatus E. Lt. Jesse Sutherland, both in the 1 H I a s t e n T games were played. CREAMERY A dinner will he served in Fort Snyder, Jerome H. Ludder, and ai'my, and Eddie, Thomas, and OPTOMETRIST ’ A Annunciation Lupton Wednesday evening, Dec. Oswald Gasper, O.F.M. i Spencer Sutherland, all of Colorado QUAUTT DAIRY FOODS Beginning on Dec. 6, morning j Springs; three daughters, Mrs. 5 Broadway T 22, preceding the awarding of a 41 BO. BROADWAY hope chest. 'The Fort Lupton Al and evening service."!, including John L. Sampson, Eagar, Ariz.; ADlirC LOW bT Ma."!."!, instruction, and sermon, will Mrs. Robert Benoit, Midland, Tex UnllUO PBICES IN DENVER D E SELLEM tar and Rosa^ society is spon soring the project. be held in chapel 940 in Lowry and Mrs. L. S. Porter, Colorado We Specialize in hUEL AND FEED CO. Field No. 2. On Monday, Dec. 13, Springs. Requiem Mass was of CHARLES A. DaSELLEM the mission services will be trans fered in St. Mary’s church Wednes Pastries for CONOCO STATION W * Ship by Rail ferred to chapel 481 in Lowry JOE FARRENKOPF, Prop. IBB 8TOBB day, Nov. 17. Burial was in Ever Yonr Parties PHONE TA. U ll Election, Party Field No. 1. green cemetery. 299 So. Logan PE. 9840 1401 FBANKLIN ST. isTB AND Wa l n u t Father Conway, who in the past Mr. and Mrs. John O'Rourke. Courteoua and Prompt Servlea BES PHONE HA 1844 few weeks has preached missions 435 N. Cooper, avenue, announce IMARY ANNE BAKERY WASHING & CREASING in St. Louis' parish, Englewood; A SPEUALTY ------.\!IIER1CAN------Are Planned by the birth of a son on Tuesday, Nov. DAY LOx\G 2.5 Broadway SP. 7413 PHONE CH. 8016 St. John's, Yuma; St. Joseph’s. Ak- 16. The baby has been named John j 5c & lOe STORE I ron; and St. John’s and Holy Fam 1519 E.4ST 34TH AVE. Michael. | FOOT EASE SAVE TIME AND MONEY 1 Lafayette Guild ily parishes in Denver, has been Loretta O'Lcar Die* I KROONENBERG COAL COMPANY We Hnva ThouGitndt of USEFUL FRANKLIN a member of the Holy Cross Fa Loretta Catherine O’Lear, daugh When you're wearing ihe velvety ARTICLES Attractivelj DUplaytd (or thers’ mission band since 1936. ter of Mr. and Mrs. John J. O’Lear, i euxhioning of NUMATIC ahoes. COAL AM) FEED Your Convenience Farnitnre Mart Lafayette.—At the meeting of He was a private of the 153rd in of 324 W. Boulder street, died i Phone SPmee 4478 1909-11 So. Broadway 1624 B. S4TB AVE. fantry in the first World war and (Between Franklin and Gilp(n) We Buy, Sell and Exchange St. Ida’s guild held on Nov. 18, it Tuesday, Nov. 16. She was born | Insure Foot Comfort was decided to have a Christmas served several months overseas. in Colorado Springs May 30, 1924. JACKSON’S Alameda Drug Store party for the members on Dec. 16. After the armistice, he resumed Surviving, besides her parents, are; by wearing ilieoe comfortably Election of officers will also take his studies in Notre Dame univer a brother, John O’Lear, in the army I ilyled ahors. Cut Rate Drugs V. 0. PETERSON. Prop. place at that time. A new pro sity. He was ordained there in in Italy; three sisters, Rosemary,I End Your Foot Troubles Cat Rate Drags FOR AN EVENING’S 1927. Before joining the mission 4 ' O A L cedure of election has been pro Dorothy, and Dolores, all of Colo-' by Wearing Liquors • Sundries Wines and Liquors posed, whereby greater secrecy will band, he spent nine years in par rado Springs; and two grand-! THRILL ish assignments. DOCTOR NORM.4I.IZER Preacrlptiona Fountain Service • Srhool SuppUea AH Popular Grades prevail. Out of five members fathers, Sylvester Euart and An-j SHOES -\>D THE DOCTOR chosen by the nominating commit Father O’Neil was ordained in drew O’Lear. Requiem High Mass; Free Prompt UelWery ST.4BILIZER FOR PEOPLE ^ Can SP 8448 Dawnlai and Alancda Alameda and Broadway Cnmpetitice Pricn tee, only three will be elected for 1930. Until he was assigned to was sung in St. Marj^'s church at mission work three years ago, he WITH ARCH TROUBLE. WOOD X.SD KI.NDLING the offices of president, vice presi 10 Friday, Nov, 19. Burial was ini FURiNITURK. RUGS. DRAPES and RAY. GRAIN AND FEEDS dent, and secretary-treasurer, re was president of Ae speech de Evergreen cemetery. partment in Notre Dame univer BERNSTEIN’S CURTAINS thoroughly cleaned. Lei 3-DAY SERVICE spectively. Mrs. Josephine Lopez. 931 S. IF NECESSARY sity. Royer street, died Thursday, | 'ua do your houaa cleaning for yon. Anderson-Harringion The Mass for tho parishioners Sample Shoe Store "Wa ara aa good aa any, and battar in service this week is requested Nov. 18, in a local hospital. | than many." by Mrs. M. Crawford. The Mass Funeral services were held Satur 917-15th Street Goal Goi Bishop Scores Italian day morning at 9 o’clock in St. KESTERSOM ’ for next week has been requested Arrou Prom Gai h ElMUic BMf* ^ D d e f s l t by Mrs. R. Cernieh. Mary’s church. Interment was in CLEANERS 3Slh and Walnut MA. 0104 Political Expediency ; Evergreen cemetery. I The Senior CYO sponsored a 1 CLEANERS ANT) DYERS Repiirinf and AlUratient dance Nov, 24. Refreshments were 1 t2l Broadwax ^ 38 SO. PENN. RA. 2081 served to a large attendance. jPE. S7&3 i PE. STftd . Des Moines.— (IN S)—A double-! N p w r n a T I O f f i r P r ^ PROMPT DELIVERY The Confraternity of Christiiyi barreled stuck on expediency u A l C n i U a i l \ / I i U e C l O Doctrine will meet on Friday, Ndv. Italian politics through whichlA, f\ ¥T !• , J 26, instead of Thursday, because “ we’re getting the old gang of A l I I I l . l ^ l P n Pike View Lump, Egg 1 R O T O L O * S RDSLYN DRUG CD. of Thanksgiving day. Choir prac atheisU back In power,” and on " l O l C U 1 796 So. Broadway JAMES HENRY. Prop. tice will be held on Friday at 8, ______S41_____ r\_ ii & Nut - - Columbine, expediency “ here in Des Moines,” i SINCLAIR GAS AND OILS where the Planned Parenthood Cot Rate Drags Boulder.-^The Newman club of! Boulder Valley and 1 WILL KEEP 'EM ROLLING Complete Preeenption Dept. league has just been organized, the University of Colorado began; ZECHA & ADAIIIS Drapes and Ganopies was directed by Bisbop Gerald T. Crown Lump & Egg OPEN 7 TO 7 WEEK DAYS 98 SO. PENN activities with a general meeting Cloaad All Day Sondaya Phone PE. 9883 98 So. Penn A Bayaad GOLE DRUG GO. Conofo tiervire Station Bergan in addressing the annual on Nov. 21, with Father Lambert, Hung in Sanctuary meeting of the Catholic Women’s Morrow, O.S.B., as chaplain. The; STOKER AM) STEAM Next Dnor to fPett End f Ai n IJ Ai. I league. As typical of the Julian Post Office Catholic “ Who’s Who” at C. U. COAL . . . WITH OR CONOCO Q l UOldOn GnUrCh Ue Bishop pointed to includes; Tom Rooney, vice presi The firms listed here de Z. S R. FODD MARKET 2312 W. Colorado Ave. Count Carlo Sforza, an anti- dent; David Crabbe, secreUry; WITHOUT COKING. serve to be remembered Phone 1083 Fascist invited to join the Badoglio Rosemary Newell. Newman club Highest Quality Groceries Golden. — The red velvet government. Sforza has refused representative to the student reli when you are distributing and Meats Nevada At«. at Carha la P«iadr« Victory Chemical* drapes and canopies for the two the invitation so long as King Vit gious council; Madeline K^ough, your patronage in the dif LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES ON EVERT side altars were hung last week torio Eraanuele is oru the throne. chairman of the religious interesU ly Treated. ITEM—NUT JUST A FEW SPECULS FOOTWEAR and make a splendid improvement “ Sforza,” th e Bishop declared, committee; M a^ Ehnbo, chairman ferent lines of business. in the appearance of St. Joseph’s “ couldn’t be elected dog-catcher.” of publicity; Franklin Hanagan, Free from Iron, Dirt, Dust 900 So. Pearr SP. 9942 BEST IN QUALITY, NEWEST IN STYLE church. They are the gift of St. scribe to the Register; Dorothy SI Ttara in th* Pik« Ptik 'jR.alon Agnes’ circle, a group of young Novena Will Be Held Portner, Joe Perrella, and Joe women of the pariah. Pappalardo, members at large; St. H larj M aj$dalene THEVORHESSHOECO. The monthly meeting of the Al- In St. Patrick’s Shrine Miss Stengel and Dr. and Mrs COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO. Ur and Rosary society will be held O’Day, facultv sponsors; Adele on Wednesday afternoon, Dec. 1, St. Patrick, Mo.— The National Hopfinger, “ Miss (5o-operation.” THE PIKES in the home of Mrs. Lillian Pfaffly, Shrine of St, Patrick again will Celeste Parr and Rose Pecarara DIAMOA’D FARRELL’S GRILL 920 Twelfth street. Mrs. Dorothy hold a solemn novena in the ocUve were awarded scholarships. Harris will be co-hostess. of the Feast of the Immaculate W8ERE THE WHOLE FAMILY GOES Patronize Theae Firms. They On Sunday, Nov. 28, a day of PEAK FUEL CLEAIVERS Francis John Cullen, infant son Conception, Dec. 8-17, for peace, recollection will be held, for all LUCIAN STRIPLING, Prop. BEER - UQUOR * WINES Are C o-operating With Your of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cullen, was an honorable victory, the welfare men on the campus. Father Keven CLEANING - PRESSING Pape*. baptized on Sunday, Nov. 21, by of the boys in the service, and for 635 Curtis M A 6181 ALTERING Carr, O.S.B., will preside as re- 8814 W. CaUax Ukaweed 143 5206 W. Colfax at Sheridan Father Barry J. Wogan. the safety of the Holy Father. treat-maiUr. t»AGE SIX Office, 938 Bannock Streef THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone. KEystone 4205 Thursday, Nov. 25, 1943
e n CHRISTMAS Famed Radio Orator, d; c a r d s $ 1.00 The Eternal Gift, feature lenKih lounil movie of the Solemn Maet, COMMERCIAL AND LEGAL Sodality Group PRINTING which will be ehown in Sl. Dominie'e school auditorium, Denver, BUY A HOME in the Wednciday and Thursday eveninica, Dec. 1 ami 2. Special Atlentioo 4o Cburehaa CAPITOL HILL In St. Patricks PRINTLVG CO. Parish of Your Choice 815 E. COLFAX KE. 862* List Your Property For Sale With Any of These Realtors To Pray for Pope
8T. FRANCIS DE SALES’ THREE OFFICES TO SERVE PARISH (St. Patrick’s Parish, Denver) TO FEND A GOOD HOME IN ANY DENVER PARISH 6-toom home. 900 block So. Petinayl- YOU BETTER The senior Young Ladies’ sodal TELL YOUR NEEDS TO VAN SCHAACK & CO. vania. 1 Iota. Good tranaportatlon ity held its meeting Wednesday and atorM. Price reduced to *3,750. EAST DENVER OFFICE evening, Nov, 17, the newly elected ST. JAMES’ PARISH 20% down, balance' like rent. GENERAL REALTY CO. ST. JAMES' PARISH— Two bed- officers acting a.s hostes-ses. They 188S MONACO. Price only *6,960. Compact 5-room Mediterranean rooma— *6,300. Thia grand 6>room are Mis.ses Virginia Battaia, Ber bungalow with tUe roof. In good condition. Immediate potieieion. R ealtor homo haa living room, dining room, Araufement room in baeement. 2 lote, nicely Undicape^ S,*'’*** “ •* 624 18th St. - Denver - MA. 8388 cheerful kitchen, baiement with nice Archer, Antoinette Pa.store, front drive. Will alio »ell completely fumiihed. F. W. Bimey, Jr., atoker heat, 2-car garage. 31.000 and Viola Cinca. Members of the EM. 6663. down will handle. Call EA. 1717 for sodality have pledged themselves appointment. 1767 ROSLYN. Leit than 2 year» old and immaculate thruout. tbit 2- ST. FRANCIS DE SALES' « o . to offer a triduum of Masses dur bedroom bungalow, with Venetian blindt has coved inlaid linoleum kitchen PARISH ing the Christmas season for the and bath and full basement with an economical gaa furnace, laundry tuba ST. THF-RESK'S PARISH — Owner with floor drain and large built-in cabinets. *7,600. Leonard Schack, 16 S. WASHINGTON— The cleaneat laya oell. This nica frame donblt la intention of the Holy Father. 6-room modern cottage in town. Coal Juat 4 yeara old. 1 largt bedroom PE. 8921. furnace, garage. 33.960., PE. 2448. each aide. Completely modern. Cloio The junior sodality will hold an BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH to atorea and traniportation. Buy a initiation party on Saturday eve 1901 FAIRFAX. An excellent Park Hill home with two bedroomi on ftrat PRESENTATION PARISH homa that will pay for itiolf. Call ning, Nov. 27. About 12 new mem EA. 1717. floor and two bedroomi and dreiiingroom and part bath on the second 146 S. JULIAN— 4 roomi, aleeping • . • bers will be the guests of honor. floor. Beautiful lirlngroom with fireplace. Vapor aleam heat, two-car porch, modem except fnmace. Garage. garage, breakfast nook, full finished basement with recreation room. Please ToUl price 32.600. PE. 2448. LOYOLA PARISH— Double near City The honor roll of the parish now do not disturb. For appointment and ,details call Ralph Hogan. -EA. 9014. Park, t rooma each aide. In excellent has the names of 235 men who LOYOLA PARISH condition. Garage. 2H lota, good in ST. DOMINIC'S PARISH come aa inveitment. Additional infor have answered the call of their D’SflPEER East Denver Special mation EM. 9116. country. 2961 N. SPEER— HOME. INCOME. 12-room brick with 4 renting apart • • • ments and owner's apartment, plus 4-room brick house in rear, fronting 8-room MangAnese brick on land- ST. JOHN'S PARISH— Mayfair Pvt. Mike Sisco is spending a on Eliot St. Latter rents for *22.50 and pays expenses on both places. ■caped loti, 5 rooma» complete bath The magic mUt that dtipela anpleaaant 4clots. garages. Worth investigating for present income and future possi down: 8 large bedroom* with large beauty. 3 huge bedrooma with large furlough with his parents, Mr. and bilities with Its business-center location across street from North High. clotets up. Hot water heat all room*. living and dining roomi. Breakfait Mr,3. Anthony Sisco. odont from clothing and homM. lirinf nook. Tile bath with ihower. 6 yeara Clouse. GR. 0267. Part baaemeot with coal bin. fruit JIrs. E. Perren is critically ill of room*, kitchen*, bathroom*, baaement*. room, furnace room, laundry tuba old. Recreation room, maid’s room, wardrobe*, car*, mattre**ef, *hoc*. CATHEDRAL PARISH with door drain, good roof, nice lawn toilet, lavatory and ihower in baae- pneumonia in a local hospital. 1217 PEAHL, 16-ROOM HOUSE. Now used as home and income. 4H with nhade treen. garage. In highly ment. Gat A.C. heal. 2-car attached The senior choir will sponsor a baths and good construction. As used now will show *998 net. Great reatrlcted diitrlct. 2350 Vine, at garage. One of Denrer'i flneat hornet. Guaranteed to eliminate the odor* of possibilities for manager or future remodeling. F. W. Bimey, Jr.. EM. 6863, $4,750, Appt. please. PE. 2448. CH. 3892. social on the evening of Dec. 10. cooking, *moke, tohaeco, aiek rooms, This party merits the support of J a c k W c b w c i clothes closet*, mold. 472 WASHINGTON. New condition. This home has everything to insure RSALISR ST. JOHN’S TURKEY PARTY every parishioner, as the choir comfort and is reconditioned, so repairs won't be needed for yeira. IH - 4622 E. COLFAX story, 3 bedrooms. Low heat coat. New stoker, new automatic water DE. 1611 has been functioning for some D’Sa(>eer i* not merely an air apraying heater, new Jofans-Manville roof, 2-car garage. Ernst. Original George Rice time and this is the first social perfume nor a cover-up, but-« acientifie ST. LOUIS' PARISH R ealtor SOUTH DENVER OFFICE PROCEEDS MAY REACH $500 sponsored by them, chemical deodorant. It* efficiency 3776 SO. LINCOLN, ENGLEWOOD. ^ 6-room bungalow. Close to Engle MAIN OFFICE, 230 SOUTH BDWY. ST. FRANCIS DE SALES'— Perfect Edward, infant son of Mr. and having been proven under every con wood high school an.l business district. Drive by, then call Boaeb. RA. iocstton, $5,750. Just one block from (St. John’s Pariah, Denrer) Dec. 17, the place to be announced Mrs. Jack Stcinback; Rose Marie, ceivable test. 1270 for appt. to inspect. Washington Park, near *ehooia and ■The committee in charge of the later. The last session of the so daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emil BLESSED SACRAMENT transportation, lots, comer, aide Spaeth; and Josephine Russella, PARISH drive garage, A lovely rooms, full turkey party given by the PTA ciety was held Nov. 19 in the home SOLD AT LEADING 2646 CLERMONT — Cleen-cut 6- basement. Efficient stoker, hot air reported in the meeting Nov. 22 of Mrs. 0. M. Kellogg. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ru.ssell VAX SCHAACK & Co. room bungalow exceptionally nice heating* plant. Liberal terms to re that proceeds of the affair may Cefalu, were baptized during the DEPARTMENT STORES Realtor condition. 3 dandy bedroomi, aun sponsible buyer. RA. 3521, eves, and Mrs. John Vail, Mr.s. Milton pa.st few days with Albert Toto Sunday. reach $500. The guest .speaker for Loans Jnsurance Property ManaBcment room, large living 4b dining-room, « • • Mann, Miss Margareb Murphy, and and Mary Petrillo, Mr. and Mrs. full baiement, 2-car garage. The the meeting was the Rev. Barry Misses .Anne and Margaret Fallon Distributed by 724 17th St. , KE. 0131 price ii right. By appointment only. ST. VINCENT DE PAUL’S— $6,000 Wogan of Golden. Feimon Maestas, and Mr. and Mrs. and on good terms, too. Will make were guests. Reported ill were Mrs. Eugene Smaldone as the respec ST. JOHN'S PARISH thi* clever little 6-room bungalow Harry McGraw, Mrs. Daniel Rein tive sponsors. E. J. SCARRY & CO. 612 LAFAYETTE — Dandy 4-bed- with ga* heat and attached garage Altar Society to ert. Miss Nellie Lennon, and Mrs. mom. Cheeiman Park home. 2 fully your*. ^A. 1SS9 for details, eves, tiled bathi, modernized tile kitchen, and Sunday. Meet December 17 P. R. Gallagher. Your Purchaae of War Bonds DENVER, COIX). ST. JOHN’S PARISH — 620 WILLI AMS • • • full baiemenL 2-ctr garage. Priced Mrs. lyouis McMahon, chairman and .Stamps Helps Secure Your Story tnd a htjf type borne. Center hall plan with lirge living room, under 37,000. Shown by appointmrnL ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S—Close to The next meeting of the Altar dining room and eonveoient kitchen. 3 large croee-ventllated bed- Washington Park. Beautiful wira-cut and Rosary society will be held of the Red Cross group of St. Future. roomii and bath upstair*. Also ha* a light, roomy eewing room at ST. PHILOMENA'S PARISH brick bungalow. 3 rooms and bath, John’s pari.sh, reported that Mrs. the stair landing. Full finished bsnxt. with bath. Gas hot water heat, 1263 JOSEPHINE — Large family 1-car garage. 2 lots. Terms, $3,000. T. A. Cosgriff had been appointed attached garage. Let us show you this grand home. home iuitable for income, cloie EM. 9204. to achoola. itore, end tranipor- • • • supervisor for this group to take tation. 7 bedroomi, 2V5 bathi. gai NEAR WASHINGTON PARK— And the place of Mrs. Sewell Thomas, •team heat, full bimt., 2-car garage. South High. 5-room brick bungalow, Holiday Social who is ill. On Tuesday of each TA. 3281 505 Colo. Bldg. Make an appointment to aea thii front-drive garage. Phone EM. 9204 KEEP UP THE HOMES today. for details. week, the Rev. John Moran will • • • give a lecture on the Mass to this For prompt, personal attention, ST. FRANCIS DE SALES’— 753 S. Red Cross group in the home of list your property for sale with Lincoln. 7 rooms, 2 baths, converted Mrs. Cosgriff. A series of five to 2 apts. Gas heat, garage, good Is Plan of Group YOU’RE FIGHTING FOR income. RA. 3521. eves. lectures was started Nov. 23. A. 6. WALKER • • • Mrs. E. M. Mumford from the ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S — 2401 Plans are being formulated by speakers’ bureau of the Red Cross Patronize These Reliable Firms CH. 1778 Realtor CH 6930 S. Fillmore. 5 rooms, stoker heat, ga rage. immediate possession. RA. 3521. the Junior Catholic Daughters’ spoke of the need for blood donors REAL ESTATE WANTED eves. council and court officers for a and urged the members to volun • • • If you have a bungalow or cottage to sell, holiday sport social in Denver. teer their services to any of the ST, FRANCIS DE SALES’— 1101 S. -EA R L J.- COVER YOLR KITCHEN Corona. 3 bedroom bungalow, full Chairman is Mary Ann Mensik. No branches needing workers. Mrs. or if you have a friend that has a bunga definite date has been set yet. This (AVERAGE TEN YARDS) basment. stoker heat, garage. RA. Mumford also told of the need for With low or cottage to sell, call 3521, eves. • • • year there will be the usual Christ volunteers to learn the Braille STROHMiNGER mas charity orphan party and Homes Wanted ST. JOSEPH'S PARISH — 20 Ban system. Members interested in this Armstrong Inlaid Linoleum Christmas caroling. There will be nock. 2 apt*., always rented, furnace service can call the chairman at Electrical Contracting INST.VLLED— $15.00 heat, good income. RA. 3521, eves. a practice soon for the carolers. A W« have »everal caih cuitomera • • • Red Cross headquarters. Licanaed and Bonded In City of Denver JOHN W. GEIGER & C O ... TA. I X for good home* and income prop party will be given after the carol The following volunteered to ST. VINCENT DE PAUL’S— 1640 S. STANLEIGH’S erties near Catholic achooU and Fillmore. 2 year* old. 2 bedrooms, ing under the direction of Marjorie care for the altars during Decem 817 14th St. " X m w " Sales - Insurance - Loans! full basement. 2 lots. RA. 3521. eves. Simpson and Mary Dermody. . 1523 E. COLFAX MA. 8928 churches. If you want to seH. w e' • • • ber: Mrs. John Cut-shaw, Mrs. Wal Property Management Sl. Joseph's Parish would appreciate a call from you. Pat Johnson, editor of the C. D. UNFINISHED FURNITURE Master Keying Saw Filing Key* by Code ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S— 1170 S. ter Biller, Mrs. Gertrude Carroll, Lock Sales and Service Suburban and Farm Lands 3-room home, modern except heat. Cliyton. Owner h*i left city. Muit of A. paper, promises an edition and Mrs. H. A. Schwab. FROM FACTORY Door and Floer Check Service T Subdivisions Enclosed porch, also 3 room cottage THE FREDERICK R. ROSS be lold. Three roomi. dinette. Gxrxge. before Christmas. Other staff mem Steel Tape — Parts and Repain Mrs. John Cutshaw requested on rear, rental S20 mo. Range in INVESTMENT CO. under *2.600. Make offer. Evei., EA. bers of the paper are Shirley fo r cluded. garage. 11,300. Walking dis 9280. that any new members of the par DIRECT TO YOU tance to St. Elizabeth's Church and 510 U.S. NATIONAL BANK . • I Ranke, co-editor; Beryl Cleary, t'HF.8T8 OF DRAWERS Denver Key & Lock Co. EMenon School. ish interested in joining a circle BLDG. CH. 4461 TUNE IN KFEl___950 Kc. sports; Agnc* Drieling, poetry; Lorkliciani 6767 call her at EMerson 1649. 3 DRAW ERS...... § ; 9 . 2 5 Day and Night Serric. Si. V incenl de Paul’s Parish 7il5 A. M. NEWSCAST Bettie Balkinbush, society. A $500 war bond was given to East Colfax SEIL [STllL PHONE KEYSTONE 4380 Very attractive 5-room Dutch Col 5:45 P.M. PHILIP KEYNE CORDON Troops 1, 2, and .3 had an election Father Moran. 4 DrsHcrs...... S 1 1 .9 5 611-I8th St. Dinirr. Colormda onial home, breakfast nook, sun of officers with the following re The following nominating com 3 Drawers ...... $ 1 4 .9 5 parlor, newly decorated, completely St. Francis de Sales’ Parish W C B W E K RldUfiB Gate-Iyrg Table* - ...... S87.95 STOVE AND FURNACE PARTS STILL modern. 2 full Iota, $5,500. St. Vin sults: Troop 1: Pat Johnson, presi- mittee was appointed: Mrs. George NEAR BYERS 275 S. DOWNING SP. 4497 AVAILABLE—DON'T WAIT C ^toice- cent de PauTa Church and SchooL Nice 6-room bungalow. $4,950. New dent, Bernadette Wright, vice Mallett, chairman; Mr> John Boys’ Wagons ------$ 8 .9 5 oak floor*, coal heat. 2-car garage. president; Mary Jo Jack.son, sec Toner, and Mrs. C. D. O’qrien. Wardrobes ...... $ 1 T .5 0 GEO. A. PCLLEIV ^iL~ToU>fty 2 lots. Furniture if desired. Kneibert. NORTH DENVER OFFICE retary; Katherine McCane, treas The Rev. Edward Conway, S.J., Wardrobes ...... $ 3 4 .5 0 SARAH RICE, Realtor PE. 4949. urer; and Betty Lee Jackson, press Special Cabinets, All SUea HOLY FAMILY— *4.950 ii a .mall was the guest speaker. Mrs. S T O V E & FU RN ACE ST. JAMES’ PARISH reporter; troop 2, Bettie Balkin 1140 .lASMlXE— Biggest little home 440 So. Broadway PE. 3783 St. Therese’s Parish price for such a big house, on 3 lots Etienne PerenyLwas the soloist, ac Colorado Fixture REPAIR COMPANT here in Berkeley. Near owl car, shop bush, president; Mary Balfe, vice in town. Walking distance of church. FULL BSMT.— 2 BEDROOMS companied by Mrs. Edward Gib 1333 Lawrcnei Stre.4 Living room with fireplacp, paneled Garage, fully modern, about 12 yeers ping center. Holy Family and Alcott president; Marty Burkhard, secre bons. & Furniture Mfgs. tn knotty pine. l.S-foot bedroom. Very old. Renting for $65. $4,100 buys it schools. The plan Is 4 rooms and bath 60 8. BROADWAY RACE 2660 TABOR 1321 DENVER. COLO. down, with 4 rooms and bath up. GR. tary; Barbara Wilson, treasurer; modern kitchen and dining apace. Mr. 1617 GLENCOE thi* week. EA. 4511 or Emily Van Circle to Meet Dec. 8 White. 63'I or TA 4226 Sickle— CH. 8417. 2021. GL. 1453. Helen Roach, press reporter; troop 6 room Englith Trunaalow— v.e.nt, • • • 3, Mary .Ann Kelly, president; Rose Mrs. Thomas Lynch entertained ST. CATHERINE’S PARISH immediate pos,e,,ion. 3 bedroom,, 4363 DECATL'R—Only 3 blocks from St. Leo’s Parish ST. DOMINIC’S— 3702 Quitman. Va Ann O’ Brien, vice president; Ev the members of St. Joseph’s circle GUARANTEED HEATING SERVICE church and seboo). Coiy modern tile bath— full finished biiement, sa> cant: furnished. E Z terms on this Nov. 23. Mrs. 0. C. Levin will en heat. SP. 6406. MOVE RIGHT IN — VACANT red pressed brick cottage of living elyn Mej'er, secretary; Celeste Mc HA. 2310 Llrcniid 1444 COURT PLACE brick cottage. 5 rooms, new furnace, tertain the circle Wednesday, Dec. rplendid condition, garage. 4 lots. Neat 5 rooms. All redecorated. Terms. room, dining room, kitchen, bedroom, Clain, treasurer; Mary Frances STEAM OR HOT WATER Terms. Mr. Bosselman. RA. 2244 or 375 CORONA Might trade. Shelton. KE. 8952, CH. bath and porch. On a nlc.e corner 8, in the Denver tea room. 5417. Kavanaugh, press reporter. FOR PLUMBING PHONE MAIN 231* TA 4226 6 room bunsalow— with complete 6 near bus and car lines. Newly dec Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Burhens are room apt. m the barement rentina orated and ready to live In. LAK. Troop 2 will have a social on CLAYTON PLUMBING CO. • BLESSED SACRAMENT 562W. GL. 7554. the parents of a boy, born in St. PARISH for 636.00: 2-car xaraxe: *2,500 St. Louis’ Parish • • • Tuesday. Nov. 30, at 7:30. The Surceiion to Small Broi. Plb. A He«L Co. 25ST CHERRY— immediate posses* down— balance *47.35 monthly which 4115 S. WASHINGTON Joseph’s hospital. CHAS. A. PUTNAM RES. PHONE EH. 3826 pays principal, interett. taxes and ST. DOMINIC'S— 4 bedroom faeilitiei hostess will be Mary Balfe and Mon. Walking distance of church and New bung, lest than 1 year old. 4 Mrs. Daniel Reinert is recover — — I I I II I I school: 3-bedroom* and sun porch insurance. SP. 6405. rooms, dinette, garage, 2 lots. Vacant. in a dark rutt brick bungalow on a the co-hostess. Beryl Cleary. It bungalow. Full basement with den, Terms. Munson. DE. 1059, CH. 5417. litc 35x100. Thii iturdy home hai will be held at 3200 Gaylord. ing from an operation in the Mayo maid's room and toilet, H.A. gas heat. ST. CATHERINE'S PARISH in excellent heating plant and li clinic, Rochester, Minn. Fenced hack yard, 2-car garage. Mr. in nice condition. The *3.600 prica Troop 3 will have a theater partj’ Wood: PE. nr TA. 4226 $2,500 cash buys 6-room frame cot- St. Catherine’s Parish with term! it 0. K. Quick poiieiiion. on F'riday, Nov. 26. The girls Frank Kenney is ill in St. Jos tape on Elm Court near 47th Ave. 5 ROOMS 4b MUSIC ROOM— *6.750 LAK. B82W. GL. 9493. COLORFLEX PLUS ST. JOHN’S PARISH Need, tome repaire. EA. 4445. • • • are to meet at the Denver Dry eph’s hospital. 700 CHERRY — Tile roof, li-room Full finished basement. Near public Penetralive Floor Enamel— No peeling or blistering. Withstands stucco, only 5 years old. 2 large bed schools and St. Catherine’s. On 34tb ST. DOMINIC'S— What is the offer Goods Co. at 6 p.m. Henry Leclair of the army is rooms, fully tiled bath, living room West of Wederal. Simmons. MA. for quick paiieaaion on thii 4-room Troop 4 had a skating party on visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. fire. 20x13. Forced air gas heat, attached For Good 3789, CH. 5417, and ileeping porch brick cottage near Nov. 20. Harry Leclair. His brother, David, Bri(J( Stain for masonry walls in ail colors— no peeling or blis garage. For appt. call Mr. Woods, PE. 29th and Lowtll? Situated on 2 loti, tering. it hai a 1-car garage. *4 baaement. Troop 5 held a social in the home who is serving in the marines, left 691S or TA. 4226. Real Estate Service St. James’ Parish Liquid Gum Shingle Stain in colors— pre\-ents warping. 327 MILWAUKEE— Quick possession. coal H.A. heat and chicken houie. of Carol Byrns, 320 So. Dale court for his station last week after a 17 47 WILLOW Asking *3.600. GR. 2021, GL. 9493. Qear Hydrozo for above-ground walls; waterproofs; does not Only 2 blocks from St. John’s school. SEE • • • i Outdoor games were enjoyed by all. visit at home. 2-story bungalow with many out Nice 4-room frame. 4 lots. Possession change color. at once. Thomason. SP. 4180, CH. Sgt. Eloise Gardner of the mar standing appointments. A fine older ST. CATHERINE'S— On nice comer Material* O.N'LY or work complete. type home. See thin sure. Mr. White, Garrett-Bromfield 5417. nesr 39th Ave. and Alcott this Iht ines is home on a furlough. EA 6t31 or TA 4226. story brick ’’oldie.” with s 4-car ST. PHILOMENA’S PARISH TA. 1324 REALTOR Security Bldf. St. Catherine’s Parish garage, can show an Income of $75 Card Tournament Over 4S0 Service Men Serveil 1144 MONROE — Immediate posses per month. There are 2 apt*, and bath Denver Brick Stain Co. sion. Walking distance of St. Philo- 6 roomi. modern, quick poueiiion. down with I apt. with bath up. 60 ft. More than 450 service men were mena’s school. S-room bungalow, Thii thould be your home. Terms. front, stoker heat. Nice condition. served supper in the USO club CH. 5417. LAK. 582W. GL. 7654. Proving Success CHerrv 108.3 11.i8 California St. splendid condition. Mr. Bosselman • • • Sunday evening, Nov. 21, by St. RA. 2244 or TA. 4226. Let Us Sell Your Home ST. MARY MAGDALENE’S— 18.260 John’s parishione’rs. Mrs. John fjonisoFN & M orrison We have many Buyer, for Honiea on term*, buys the red pressed brick • (Holy Family Parish, Denrer) Rae was in charge. JACK DUNTON of living room, dining room, kitchen in South and .North Denver. 1 bedroom, sip. porch and bsth on 2 I The PTA pinochle-bridge tour- William Horan of the Seabees is Realtor inament is proving successful. The 16S0 Broadway TA. 4226 Realtor lot*, near bus line. There is a 1-rar spending a furlough with his par Linoleum Installations Shirley-Savoy Bldg. ALSO A MCE LIST OF HOMES 410 Midiznd Sav. Bldg. CH 6417 garage and chicken (arilitles. near winners in the second'session fol- ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Horan. 29th and Lowell. Let us show you |low: Bridge, W. B. Buzzelle and Mrs. T, G. Christopher, formerly FOR SALE this home and several other good Up lo a Standard— I Mrs. Michalowski; pinochle, Mrs. Shirley Horan, is also visiting her value- in this price bracket. Quick Mot Doicn to a Price Our Men Are Competent HAVE YOU popseieion. GL. 1453. GR. 2021. , Bellon and .Mrs. Ploussard. The parents. and Willing to Servo You I next party will be held on Dec. 2. LARGE SELECTION iMODERNIZED YOUR JIa c k V S'e b WEB* RjiaUBR Patrons may participate in the Walker-Bryant Nuptials Held Miss Shirlee Bryant and Lt. W. 'k G. L SUTTER & CO. INSURANCE? 4312 W. 3.1th AVE. GL. 3691 evening awards, special prizes, and refreshments. 0. Walker were married Nov. IT Thoms Linoleum Studio R ealtor Protect yourtelf agairut new in St. John’s church by the Rev. htaards. The November PTA meeting 1538 Stout St. Main 2288 1061 So. Gaylord RA. 0913 was well attended. Father E. J. John P. Moran. 3736 Federal Blvd. CL. 4780 HOR.4CE W. BENNETT Just say: saw it advertised Trame, S.J., gave a lecture and a The bride was attired in a &CO. playlet was presented by Sister dust-pink suit with black acces in Tlie Denver Cath Jane Mary’s room. A short busi Here are a few of our apeciaU no Tabor Bldg. Phone TA. 1271 sories and wore a corsage of or olic Register.'’ ness session followed. chids. She had as her maid of Specializing in Quality Plumbing and ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S FRANK ENGLAND. Jr„ Manager Instesd of the usual pantry honor, Mrs. Robert Sherwood Heating Repairs WASHINGTON PARK Iniuraaeo Department shower for the sisters, it was de Davis, the former Barbara Middle- Even tho the will states the A lovely 8-bedroom home, tUa bath, cided to have a silver collection mist. larse kitchen and cook, faa H.W. wth which to buy linens for the property is yours, other claims heat. Priced at *8,400 on term*. Lt, Harry S. Walker was the sister’s convent. Mrs. Bialsck i& best jnan, and the ushers were SLAHERY & COMPANY LLOYD G. in charge. may enter to contest your title. WASHINGTON PARK STEINMETZ COMPANY Clarence Mingle and Guy A. 6-ROOM RUG BRICK BUNGALOW 601 SOUTH LOGAN STREET. DENVER, COLO. The PTA participated in the Mullen. PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS Title Insurance is your best A lovely 3-bedroom with clear hard Real Eitate games party receipts for Tuesday, wood floori, tiled floor bath, full Nov. 23, and will again participate Mrs. Walker attended Denver 1726 MARKET STREET Sales, Rentals, Loans, Trades protection. W e will be glad finiihed bimt., itoker heat and on Tuesday, Nov. 30. university and is a member of the double garage. Priced at *8,250 on SPruea 0904 FIRE AND LIABILITY INSURANCE Pi Beta Phi sorority. JOHN J. CONNOR. President PHONE KEYSTONE 1441 terme. The Red Cross honor roll of to discuss Title Insurance blood donors was given to Father Lt. Walker, the son of Mrs. Sarah Walker of Covinjrton, with you. ASBURY DISTRICT Leo Flynn, pastor, and will be Priced at *5.000 on tarms. placed in the church. Tenn., attended KentucKY univer A lovely 2-bedroom home with full sity, where he became a member bimt. and finished den, automatic CONWAY-BOGUE of the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity. KE 1251 H. A. heat, F.D. garage, 720 17th St., Realtor Officers Elected by He has returned to his station, ST. JO H N ’S where Mrs, Walker will join him Title Guaranty Go. EAST DENVER INCOME CAN SELL YOLR H03IE— OUR Junior Legion of Mary soon. A 2-etory duplex, completely re. modeled. Good location. Income *93 SERVICE TO YOU INCLUDES 1711 California, Denver p.r month. .Priced at *6,760 on eaay At the curia meeting of the Solon Guild to Meet in ___ AN ceiling leaks and expensive term,. Within walking dittanee of St. B OVERTISING YOUR HOME AT OUR EXPENSE. Junior Legion of Mary in Cathe John'a acbool. Don't paaa thia ona up. fuel waste with a new ELATERITE .As PICTURE OF YOUR HOME IN OUR WINDOW. dral hi^h school, Denver, two Sacred Heart School phalt Single roof. Let us inspect WINDOW THAT 8.600 PEOPLE PASS DAILY. new officers were elected to fill COMPETENT STAFF TO BETTER SERVE YOU, vacancies. They are Alicia Bomiy your roof FREE! — We’ll give you FOR THE BEST IN REALTOR SERVICE A COMPLETE FINANCINO SERVICE. of Cathedral high school, treasurer, The sisters of Sacred Heart an. honest opinion. Terms. and Mary Schreffer of St. Fran school, 28th and Larimer streets, SALES — LOANS — INSURANCE MEN TO INSPECT YOUR PROPERTY WHO WILL HONESTLY AND cis de Sales’ high school, vice presi INTELLIGENTLY ADVISE YOU AS TO n S MARKET VALUE OF Denver, will be hostesses to mem I PURCHASE REAL ESTATE. MORTGAGES. OR CONTRACTS FOR CASH TODAY. dent. The other officers are bers of the Seton guild and their Call WESTERN ELATERITE Therese Muto, president, a n d friends in the school on Thursday, ROOFING COMPANY BENNETT HORTON 1510 E. Colfax MA. 6100 TO LIST YOUR PROPERTY CALL MAIN 1277 Therese Dee, secretary. Both of Dec. 2. A luncheon will be serv^ the last-named girls are students at 12:30 p.m. followed by the reg G H .6 6 8I fou'TtBii Bi'iicl.’T; - ’.'.I? ccr: of S t Mary’s academy. ular meeting.
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Thursday, Nov. 25, 1943 ’ Office, 988 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE S E V ^ TILE SIIIGIUARE S t Joseph’s Will Conduct ILIII SICIEII Unde Sam Says: For Your Countryts Sake FlOOl DOIIAIED 20th Annual Solemn Novena OP SI. M S ' II (St. Joseph’* Parhk, Denver) years. After that he did missionary 'The 20lh annual solemn novena work in San Antonio, Tex., ^ and in honor of Our Mother of Per Detroit, before coming to Denver. II SI. H i 'S petual Help will open Tuesday, The titles of Father Kenny's N'ov. 30, The Rev. Timothy F. novena sermons are “ Hail Holy Kenny, C.SS.R., of Kansas City, Queen,’’ “ Our Life,” “ Our Sweet We Feature Best Coals in Both Bituminous and (St. Dominic's Parish, Denrer) (St. Louia’ Pari*h, Englawood) Mo., will conduct the exercises. ness,” “ Our Hope,” “ To Thee Do The Altar and Rosary society of Lignite Groups A new asphalt tile floor of ebony Father Kenny is well known in We Cry,” “ Children of Eve,” St. Louis’ parish will sponsor a design, covering the complete sanc Denver, as he was stationed in the “ Valley of Tears.” “ Turn Then card party in the school hall M A IN 5 3 3 5 Uie Our Budget Plan tuary, is being laid this week. This parish in 1923 and 1924, and again Most Gracions Advocate,” “ After Saturday evening, Dec. 4, with new floor is the gift of a member from 1927 tOsl930. ThU Our Exile.” play beginning at 8 o’clock. Mrs. of the parish. In his early years in the priest Ma.s.ses will be at 6, 7, and 8 on ELK COAL CO. Guy Guffey and Mrs. Arthur 3635 Blake JOHN FINKBEINER, Mgr. Members of the Third Order of hood, Father Kenny was instructor weekdays. The usual Sunday Michaud will act as ca-hostesaes. St. Dominic will receive Commun in Church history in the Redemp- schedule of Mas.ses will be held Special prizes will be awarded^ ion in the 7:30 o’clock Mass on torist seminary, O con om ow oc. Dec. 8. There will be one novena A pantry shower for the sisters Sunday, Nov. 28. The monthly Wise. He held that post for 11 service in the afternoons at 3 was conducted recently by the St. chapter meeting will be held at 4 o’clock. In the evenings there will Louis PTA. Owing \o transporta “Why Pay More?” p.ra. in the church. An instruc be two services at 7:30 and 8:30. tion difficulties, it was impossible tion class for novices and those in to visit alt the homes as planned, t (Trademark) R i Rev. Msgr. F . J. Sheen, terested in the Third Order will be Fr. Finney, CJI, and so the children brought the do Narrator held at 3 :30 o’clock. nations to school. Appreciation is To ~encourage the use of religious expressed to all who participated. Father J. R. Keane, 0 .S .II., cards for Christmas, the tertisries Delayed donations are atill accept Wm.W.Myer Drugstores Celebrant are engaged in the-sate of Christ able. INCORPORATED mas cards. The proceeds will be Wlio Taught In Mrs. G. Smilanic, Mrs. A. Colorado Owned Stores used to install a vestment case in Michaud, and Mrs. F. Thompson the rectory chapel. represented the PTA in the Cath Englewood 800 Santa Fe Dr. The eighth in a series of nine olic CPTL meeting and the Arapa Broadway and Ellsworth 16th and California Holy Hours in prefiaration for the Denver, Is Dead hoe county council meeting. In the ab.sence of the Very Rev. Feast of the Immaculate Concep ISth and California tion will be held Friday evening, Joseph P. O’Heron, pastor, the (Continued From Pafe On/) Nov, 26, at 7:30 o’clock. The Holy Rev. Walter Knox Conway, C.S.C., BUY W AR BOI\DS Rev. Justin k. Nuelle. C.M., su We Do tint Rare Special Sales Rut Sell You at Our Lowest Hour is dedicated to those in serv who recently conducted the parish perior of the St. Louis Preparatory Prices Every Day on /4U Drug Merchandise. ice. The sermon will be preached mission, is assisting with the paro A ^ D by the Rev. John F. Connell, O.P. seminary, was subdeacon; and the chial duties. A second set of silver flower sermon was given by the Very The Confraternity study club Rev. Marshall F. Winne, C.M., vases has been donated to St. Dom will meet in the rectory Friday inic’s by Mr; and Mrs. A. F. Zar- Ph.D., provincial of the Vincentian afternoon, Nov. 26, at 1 o’clock. Fathers’ western province. The lengo in memory of the deceased The young people’s organizations Rev. Charles H. Helmsing, assist- WUh an Or that cowiti Felicito Frazzini and Elizabeth P. of the parish, including the Marian nmusEniEiiTS—DiniDG ^rlengo. ant rector of the Cathedral, and sorority, the Daughters of Mary Advertisers that merit your patronage. They are the Rev. Edward 11. Prendergast, sodality, the Junior Newman club, The decoration of the reading- lastor of St. Liborius’ pari.sh in St. and the Junior Holy Name so room of the rectory, which is uti reliable, consistent and appreciate your support. 'x>uis, served as the masters of ciety, will receive Communion in RECREATIOn lized by various parish organiza ceremonies. the 8 o’clock Mass Sunday. tions, was completed this week. Born in New Orleans on the Feast Rey. Timothy F. Kenny, C.SS.R. The Senior sodality met Tues FOR QUALITY CORN FED of All Saints, Nov. 1, in 1872, Confe.
PAGE EIGHT Office, 938 Bannoclf Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER J Telephone, KEystone '4205 Thursday, Nov. 25, 1943 Home Economics— Defense
Paratroopers Enjoyingf INSTRUCTION SERIES BEING LORETTO HEIGHTS STUDENTS North Carolina Shrine [ Southern Pines, N. Car, — A Fuller Brushes PLANNED IN ST. VINCENT’S PU N PRE-CHRISTMAS PARTIES favorite spot with the Catholic PERSONAL BRUSHES paratroopers here is the shrine on HOUSEHOLD BRUSHES the lawn of S t Anthpny’s church. (Leretto Heights College, Denver) reto’s charge was Nov. 19, when WAXES AND POUSHES (St. Vincent*! da Peul’i Pnritli, will assemble in the church on The Rev. Herbert A. Harkins is Mrs. Margaret Caryer, college li TA. *718 — 1145 Glanana — OrfiTar Before the Thanksgiving holi pastor a( S t Anthony’s. DenTer) Thursday, Dec. 2, at 2 p.m. to brarian, chaperoned a group of days, announcements of plans for A series of instructions for Cath recite the Rosary for the members college girls to the club. The party a number of the usual pre-Christ olics and their non-Catholic friends of the parish in the armed forces. included Katherine Dean, Mary mas activities were made by the will be held in the parish hall in Afterwards the members will hold Elizabeth Conway, Virginia Thie- the regular meeting in the parish oiw[ii student body and collegiate or the near future. A discussion and mm ler, Jlelen Conhiser, Florence Uri- a question and answer period will hall. ganization presidents. The Christ mas program will come to a cli zaga, Beulah Menhennet, Darlene be led by the Rev. John Stein. One hundred and twenty^- six "The campaign recently an Heinlen, Noreen James, Mary Those interested are asked to call names of the parishioners have max on the evening of Dec. 16, nounced by the salvage division when the student body will be the Jean Kirch, Corinne Carroll, Pat W hen you want to win Father Stein at the rectory, SP. been listed on the honor roll. of the War Production board for Carroll, Bar^'ara Ryan, Elinor 4813. guests of the faculty at a formal a man’* praise for your cook' Troop 140 will take its first the collection of rags for indus dinner in the resident students’ Myers, Virginia Duggan, Martha The Junior Newman club is mak hike of the season on Saturday, trial purposes comes ss no sur dining hall. At the dinner, a Norris, and Mary Louise Fick. Nov. 27, at 9 o’clock. It will be a prise to Catholics of the Denver Gonatraetlva klta la leather, head eraft. potterr- Ing, give him a delicious, ing plans for a joint social to be precMent will be established, when Wiga and Patchca Revived taaklng, weaTlng, earrtna and other rrafta. I,et held with St. Francis de Sales’ “ Scoutcraft Obstacle Hike,” The metropolitan area,” Leo Keleher the seniors receive their class pins Wigs and Patches, an exclusive the Toaaaaters make their owa olfta for friends and family I Junior Newman club in St. Francis’ scouts will meet at the troop head of the St. Vincent de Paul Salv from the hands of junior class dramatic club organized at Lo tempting cake that fairly quarters in the school hall. This age bureau said. Materials earrled In open stock nil year, so ert- hall. At the next weekly meeting president, Catherine Pruisner. Fol retto Heights college under Mrs. atlve kobhies need not be dropped as soon as the melts In his mouth. It’s easy Friday, Nov. 26, the members of hike will be used to pass second "Since our nation entered the lowing the dinner, there will be a G. Wachtel’s direction, has been gift kit la finished. the club will discuss how they can and first class tests. Scouts should present conflict. Catholic families Christmas party in the newly resumed since Mrs. Wachtel re Visit Denver’s New Kind of Toy Shop to do with Pikes Peak. increase attendance at the meet wear their full uniforms and bring have been conscious of their obli decorated ballroom in Pancratia turned as head of the speech de ings. Benediction will be held after all the equipment required for these gations and, in increasing num hall, Alicia Butler of Colorado partment. the meeting. advancements. bers, have been contributing dis Springs and Bernadette Costello Last Wednesday evening a re The Altar and Rosary society Eight scouts are taking special carded clothing and other articles of Denver have been named co- organization meeting was held in instruction iP bird study as a part to war needs through our bureau. chairmen for the party. the den in Pancratia hall, when of the new program of merit badge "Newspapers, magazines, and Barbara Neiters was selected as initiation of new members took ZlcraH Needlework Club of advancement. All scouts who are clothing, which cannot be economi chairman of the annual mission place. The charter members who registered in troop No. 140 or who cally rehabilitated, are promptly PIKES PEAK dance, which will be held this year attended were Mrs. Leo Donovan, 1631 C o u rt PL KE.4665 Parish to Meet Dec. 2 have been registered are urged to started on their way to alleviate on Saturday, Dec. 11 in the col Mrs. Richard Pollack, Miss Eu attend the next regular meeting ever-pressing demands. lege. The mission unit has decided genie G u i n d 0 n, Miss Mary on Wednesday evening, Dec. 1. “ Money received from their (Presentation Parish. Denver) to dress dolls for the poor chil O’Byrne, Miss Betty Woodman, Mrs. Pogliano entertained St. sale is needed to finance the work FLOUR The Needlework club will meet dren for Christmas. Catherine Job and Miss Rita Abegg, all alumnae. Francis’ circle on Nov. 16. Prizes of the bureau and to enable the in the hoAie of Mrs. E. J. Sedl- is chairman of this project. A third The new meipbers are Virginia were won by Mrs. George Rochford Society of St Vincent de Paul to mayer, 712 Lowell boulevard, on activity sponsored by the crusa Thieler, Gloria De Rose, Gathering and Stanley Davies. The next ses prepare to meet the heavy de ATTEBJTIOX! Thursday morning, Dec. 2, at ders is under the leadership of Deus, Mary Elizabeth Conway, sion will be with Mrs. Rochford at mands for food, clothing, and AT YOUR GROCERS 10:30. The Altar and Rosary so Bess Ri lenman. The work of her Janet Richardson, Frances Quinn, 1050 S. Elizabeth street on Nov. 30. other types of assistance certain Virginia Piccoli, Barbara Murphy, ciety will meet at 1 o’clock. All St. Jude’s circle met Nov. 17 with group is to collect rosaries which [ members are asked to be present to materialize in the post-war and Eileen Evert. Mrs. Josephine Koelbert. Awards era. are left unclaimed at cleaning Our FRIENDS as plans will be made for Christ establishments in the city. Refreshments were served after were won by Mrs. T. Aull and “ In continuing to contribute the formal meeting. The center and W. Mik* Old Shoe. Look LIk. N«w mas. Fred Fyles. The next meeting will The sodality is preparing its tra COMPLETE LINE OF SHOE The children of the parish will clothing and other discarded piece was original and attractive, be held Dec. 1 with Mrs. T. Aull. ditional Dec. 8 program. Berna SUPPLIES receive Holy Communion this articles to the salvage bureau, a mask surrounded by white and St Ann’s circle met Nov, 12 with Catholics can feel assured that dette Costello, chairman of Our red carnations and green cedar Sunday. Mrs. S. .J. Phi)ippone. 'The next Lady’s committee of the sodality, PATRONS MASTER SHOE The Rev. M. J. Blenkush they are fully and patriotically boughs. meeting will be with Mrs. A. W. meeting their obligations and, at is in charge of the program for the REBUILDER thanked the sisters, the Altar and Renk at 1236 S. Josephine Dec. 3. day, which includes reception of Rosary society, the choir, and those the same time guaranteeing a 503 13lh St. Phone TA. 0812 St Mary’s circle met with Mrs. new members and a social break UNIVIS BIFOCALS who donated flowers for the cele continuance of the essential char Fred Lohner, 665 S. Gilpin, Nov. fast. For Greater Comfort, Belter bration of the Feast of the Presen itable activities of the de Paul 16. Mrs. Chris Stahl won the society." The girls from Loretto Heights Vision DOME TAVERN tation of the Blessed Virgin last MASTER KEY SHOP awards. With a full crew of drivers, the **Jamp" and dlilortion art eliminated in ne Sunday. ______will again be hostesses at the USO- Member Nation!] Loekimitha' Our Lady of Perpetual Help salvage bureau is once again in NCCS club every other FViday eve these, the finest bifocals money can bay, Aatociation circle met Nov. 17 with Mrs. Jos position to render prompt serv ning. The first evening under Lo OPEN: 8:00 to 5:80 DAILY Is Now Open in Its SERVICE CALLS - AUTO KET8 t:«0 to 1:«0 SATURDAYS EXPERT LOCK SERVICE eph Dolan. Awards went to Mmes. ice on pick-up calls, and all fami L. C. Haney and J. A. Schrefer. SOI ISih Street Phona TAbor 0812 lies are urged to call the bureau Mrs. Lee Dugdale was a guest. NEW LOCATION MAIL ORDERS ACCEPTED whenever they have anything to VASHOLT The next meeting will be with Mrs. discard. S0(Hl lOUIIDK Haney Dec. 1. Because of the restrictions on 17th and Clarkson tires and gasoline, it is necessary 1543 Larimer It. V 2266 DOYLE’S that the trucks operate on sched ule: Monday and Saturday in PHARMACY FURS PTA Meeting in North Denver, Tuesday and Where Jimmv DeCredico is better prepared than ever Thursday in South and West Den OPTICIAN The Particular Dracriat RUBBER mm\ Supreme Service ver, and East Denver and Park before to serY’e his many friends with the finest in— 17TH AVE. AND GRANT At Low Cost Malo Hall Dec. 6 Hill on Wednesday and Friday. lOL (887 FREE DEUVEBY The bureau’s telephone number 1310 CALIFORNIA is CHerry 5503. Hours; 9 to 12; 1 to 6. Phone MAln 8437 Your Purchase o f War Bonds The regular meeting of the Ca- STEAK, CHICKEN and SPAGHETTI DINNERS and Stamps Helps Secure Your C H .1901 thedral-St. James’ ETA will be a Future. night session in the Oscar Malo Dr. J. J. O’Neil, Dentist And in Our A'eic LOIJIS'GE— Memorial hall, Denver, on Dec. 6 Guild to Hold at 8 o’clock. The topic is “ Meeting Suite 722 Mack Building, 16!th and Csilifoniia Street* Y'our Favorite Mixed Drinks and Cocktails Announcing Change in Management tVar-Time Health Needs.” A mu sical entertainment will follow. The prie.sts are also asked to be present at this meeting. Mrs. Paul F. Council Meeting BERGER’S B BAKERY Kueser, president, will preside. The Cathedral-St. James’ PTA Plans for the general Christ held its November meeting in the mas meeting will be outlined by (FORMERLY TALSCHE'S BAKERY Oscar Malo Memorial hall. Father council members of the Arch THE BAKERY WITH A CITY' WIDE REPUTATION) Clatus Snyder, Lowry Field chap bishop’s guild when they meet in lain, was the guest sneaker. His the home of Mrs. Leroy Volk. 259 topic was “ Meeting Spiritual War- Clayton street, Denver, on 'Tues Featuring the Highest Quality Time Needs.” Father Frederick day, Nov. 30. Clella Carter, vice McCallin addressed the group, and president of the guild, formerly Bakery Products at a Fair Price Sister Mary Janet led a discussion known as the Junior 'Tabernacle on the type of dress a high school society, will call the meeting to 1 girl should wear. OPEN DAILY—EXCEPT SUNDAY order promptly at 8 p.m. Follow- Happy Thanksgiving Mrs. R. L. Fulham, membership ing the business meeting, refresh Beautiful Party and Banquet Orders Given Special Attention by chairman, announced the winners ments will be served by Mrs. Volk, Bay- W ar in the recent membership drive. with Mrs. Andrew McCallin and DISPENSE BROS. Fresh Cut Flowers ,)lr. Berger— Over 20 \ears With Baur s Sister Mary Edith, grade 11, won Mrs. Matt W. Saya as co-host S.WE rour ration coupons! B ut ITe Invite and Appreciate Your Patronage first prize, and Sister Mary esses. Bonds FRESH fruiti and vegetablea! Large Assortment of Potted .Aloysia, grade two. second prize. On Wednesday, Nov. 17, Our Finest qualilr, eronomirally 4051 Tejon St. GR. 4969 Each received a cash prize of $3. Lady of Peace circle was reor priced, grand selection. Plants and Funeral Designs Sister Ruth Agnes, grade nine, ganized in a meeting in the home won the attendance prize. Mrs. R. of Betty Bailey. The new mem G. Morrison, ways and means bers, Joan Demmer, Patricia Sea FBED^S chairman, chose her committee for man, Nita Post, and Lois Johnson, Good Things to Eat - Order Early - the games party, the date of which joined the former members of the BI-LOW ME.ATS JERRY BREEN will be announced later. Mrs. Louis group, Mary Anne Wordford, Fresh and Salted Nutmeati Lamont was appointed historian. CHRISTMAS TREES — WREATHS Betty Bailey, and Marie Mauro, Candied Fruits and Candies HAPPY FLORIST in making the circle active again ROPING—GRAVE BLANKETS in missionary and social service WHEAT GERM — SOY BEAN FLOUR BOUGHS Field Investigalion work. The next meeting will be HERRING TTIDBITS THANKSGIVING 1456 California MA. 2279 held Thursdtp', Dec. 2, with Joan We Welcome Our Old Office Opens in Town Demmer as Hostess. ADDISOIV’S Santa Maria circle members Home Public Market THANKS were entertained by Mary Dona Friends and Customers TA. 2758 A regional field investigations hue on Wednesday, Nov. 17. The office of the War department evening was spent sewing on lin THERE S GOOD NUTRITION office of dependency benefits was en.* for missionary chapels of the Happy \ FOIKHER'S CUERCRECn opened in Denver Nov. 22 in the archdiocese. IN ANT CUT OF MEAT Denham building, 18th and Cali Mrs. Carrie Berry will act as fornia streets. Three ODB offi hostess to members of the Morning Thanksgiving GIVING DECORflTIOn SHOP cers, Capt. Morris D. DeVorkin, Star circle Wednesday, Dec. 1, for B nj W ar 1st Lt. Carl H. Noel, and 2nd Lt. this group’s annual layette shower. Milton H. Berger, were expected The baby clothes donated will be in Denver to activate the new turned over to the Social Action CHICAGO office. committee to be distributed to Bonds The field investigations office worthy mothers through the Cath GREETINGS in Denver is part of a nation- olic Charities and Denver clinics. wide'network of such offices which The following members of the have been set up by the ODB, an newly formed St. James’ circle, activity of the’army service forces, Dorothy Perisky, Annette Koer- MARKET to protect the treasury from ner, Loretta and Angela Schell, chiselers of benefits to soldiers’ Mary Utard, Mary Agnes Graul, dependents. Family allowances and Hazel Snow, met Thursday, and class E allotments-of-pay are Nov. 18, to work on linens for the administered by the ODB on Christmas boxes. Dorothy LeBoi*. behalf of more than eight million president o f ‘ the group, left Fri dependents of army men and day, Nov. 19, for a vacation in women. Texas. JESS SUPER MARKET
For Every Name on HAPPY
Your Qift List! THANKSGIVING Blessed Sacrament PTA FOLKS CHRISTMAS PARTY STOP HERE FOR Friday, Dec. 10th QUALITY GAMES AND PRIZES ' meanwhile we will Tickets — 50 cts. Call P.T.A. or EA. 3427 give you the best in FLORIDA.FRUIT COURTESY quality meats. PRODUCE GO. Denver Fruit^A Produce JOSLIN’S TA. 1369 FOOD FOR FREEDOM Christmas Bell Ringer HAPPY .. ' THAXKSGIVIXG WIRTH Bi-Lotr VALUES VOSS BBOS. FOOD CEISTER Thursday, Nov. 25, 1943 Office, 938 Banndck Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyatone 4205 PAGE NINE Fr. Versavel, $. J ., Will Be Priest 50 Years on Dec. 23
(Continued From Page One) Holy Family church. This was in could carry the Gospel to the 1907. wilds of the U. S. Indian territory. In 1908, the priest who had seen Served in Muskogee t the Indian territory grow from Later in 1894, Father Versavel wilderness to statehood (Okla Remember the reacted to the Most Rev. Theo- homa was admitted to the Union phile Meerschaert, Vicar Apos Nov. 16, 1907), was sent into tolic of the Indian Territory and British Honduras. In June, 1908, Poor Missions of later first Bishop of ‘ Oklahoma, he became an assistant to Father now the Diocese of Oklahoma City W. Stanton, S.J., in the mission of and Tulsa. Father Vers^vel’s first Benque .Viejo. With the death of assignment was in whst was later Father Stanton in 1910, the full the Archdiocese Mu^o^ee, Okla. He soon was sent responsibility of the mission area to Vinita, in Northern Oklahoma, fell on the shoulders of Father where in 1895, he built a church, Versavel, who remained until a rectory, and a school. The school 1912, when he was recalled to the was primarily for Indians and was United States for the final year known as the Sacred Heart inati- of his tertianship, which was spent tute. It operates today as Sacred in Brooklyn, 0. Heart academy and has nearly 200 Father Versavel visualized the upils. A short time later, Father great work that nuns could do in ersavel was sent to Cayuga the Benque Viejo mission area, Springs, where, with the help of and so before returning to British Chief Splitlog of the Wyandottcs, Honduras, he made a six weeks’ he built a (60,000 stone church. trip to Belnum and Germany. Six By this time, Father Versavel Pallottine Missionary Sisters vol had charge of a mission area that unteered fpr work in Central contained 40,000 square miles. He America aiid arrived in British was almost continually on the Honduras in June, 1913. There now move ministering to the scattered are 50 Pallottine Sisters working Catholics of this vast area. He there. • 20th ANNUAL traveled by buggy and horseback Conveat Schools Built and thought nothing of pitching With the assistance o f Mother his lonely camp on the trailside. Katherine Drexel of the Sisters of EMEMBER SOLEMN NOVENA What is now the busy city of Tulsa the Blessed Sacrament, money was in honor of our was then one of Father Versavel's provided for Father Versavel to stations. build a convent and schools in bis Become* Jesuit in 1903 territory. Work soon was started Mother of Perpetual Help Father Versavel had never by the Indians on a large stone church that was completed in 1914. ST. JOSEPH CHURCH given up his boyhood dream of be coming a Jesuit. He was admitted With his work so well estab West 6th Ave. and Galapago St. to the order in St. Louis, Mo., oir lished in Benque Viejo, Father Jan. 24, 1903, after nearly 10 Versavel was sent to the nearby C hurch NOVEMBER 30 to DECEMBER 8 years in the priesthood. He made mission of Cayo. Here he built a new church in 1926. In 1927, he SERVICES his novitiate in Florissant, Mo., and then taught in St. Louis uni returned to Benque Viejo, but soon Afternoons 3 P.M. Evenings 7:30 and 8:30 P.M. varsity. His next assignment was was forced to return to the United SERMONS BY in Chicago as assistant pastor of States for medical treatment. Upon Rev. Timothy F. Kenny, C.SS.R., o f Kansas City, Mo. his recovery in October, 1928, Fa St Joseph's msy be resched directly by c»r route 60: »nd ts two blocks west ther Versavel was named pastor of car route 72; end 6 blocki wctt of Broadway. of the Gssu church attached to the Shower Will Be John Carroll university in Cleve land, 0. In 1936, he was appointed IN pastor of Immaculate Conception Held for Sisters church in St. Marys, Kans., where he served for half a dozen years Works Among Colorod (St. Eliisbeth’s Parish, Denver) Father Versavel has been as FURNITURE LOANS A shower for the listers of St sistant pastor of Sacred Heart Elizabeth’s school is being ar church in Denver since late in If you are in need of ready cash, you will have no ranged by Mrs. John E. Foutch 1937. Here he has had the especial trouble in arranging with us for an immediate and Mrs. Edward Smith. The chil care of the Spanish-speaking and dren are bringing canned goods. the Colored.' He is director of the loan on your household goods. When an emerg Sandwiches and ice cream were Sacred Heart League for Spanish- ency arises where quick cash is necessary, call served to the-children by those in Americans and of St. Peter Clav charge of the harvest festival. er’s society for the Colored on us. We also make loans on automobiles, first In the past five years. Father Groups o f high school girls are or second mortgages on improved real estate in Versavel has baptized more than meeting Sundays and Wednesdays 120 Colored converts. It is his hope Denver and towns close by, and to salaried em to practice for the Christmas Mid soon to see the work of the Church ployes on their own signatures. night Mass. As this will be the among the Colored established so first Christmas Mass sung by the solidly here that it will roll ahead children, the annual play will not no matter whether or not he is Open Monday Evenings Till 8 P. M. be given. present to inspire and guide his Sodality meetings on the Feast charges. of St. Elizabeth in the various classrooms honored the patron JIM FURLONG saint of the school by individual Bigols Demonsirale Form of Request programs. The free day ordinarily given on the feast will be included Near Scols Galhedral 1736 Welton SI. KEystone 2224 in the Christmas vacation, begin for Establishment of ning Dec. 20. Funds for Educe- Open Daily 8:30 to 5:30— Saturdays to 1 P. M. Donations for the Junior Red London.—Scota bigots started a Cross soldier-gift drive are being "no-Popery” dinioiistratioh when Hon of Priests: Our Branch Office at collected this week. the Lord Provost, Sir William Darling, a non-Catholic, attended FURLONG AUTO CO., MA. 3345, 539 BROADWAY Mass in St. Mary’s Cathedral John E. Loiseau, New Edinburgh. The Lord Provost, ac companied by 20 magistrates and President of Utility city councilors, walked through the streets to the Cathedral. Company, Is Catholic Present were the Commander- in-Chief of Scotland, with the C i ^ l i c ^ Sait lOet^ie AffOcUfion Marchioness of Bute, the Deputy Most Rav. Francis J. Spellnian, D.D., President From a small-town salesman in Regional Commissioner, and 1,500 Rev. Thomas J, McMahon, S.T.D., National Secretary Rev, Joseph J, Tennant, 8.T.D., Asilstant Secretary the rural community of Perry- fighting men. Seven Ambassadors ville, Mo., to the presidency of the and three High Commissioners VlSIOI^r OF ST. AM9REW Public Service Co. o f Colorado, sent representatives. the state’s largest public utility, The eyes of St. Andrew are still preserved in Amalfi, Italy. is the Algerian broad jump in the Through those eyes he beheld the cross on which be died. On business world made by John E. Tabernacle Sociely November 30, hi* feast, can you give seventeen dollars for a Loiseau, 52-, a Catholic. Loiseau’s crucifix in a Near East chapel? Others will have St, Andrew’s elevation to the presidency marks To Hear Archbishop 20 years of service with the utility, first as secretary and later as sec MISSIONS SUFFER, NO NEWS “ GOD’S SPOILED CHILD” retary and vice president. In The Tabernacle society will A note from a soldier in far off That’s what one of our oldest 1923 he came to Denver as secre meet on Dec. 3 at 2 p.m. in India reminded us that we had not missionaries calls himself. He tary of the Denver Gas & Electric the home of Mrs. Ella Mullen heard from there in a long time. claims he is spoiled by God’s Light company, predecessor of the Weekbaugh, 1701 E. Cedar The next day proved that it never choicest graces. He is not spoiled Public Service Co. of Colorado. avenue. His Excellency, Arch rains but it pours. by the world’s gifts. His mission The new president has been bishop Urban J. Vehr, will be From that great convert Arch ary kit is useless and he has not active in many movements for the the speaker. The program will bishop, Mar Ivanios, comes this Seventy-five Dollars to got a new development o f the city of Denver. feature Christmas music, plea: “ I hope you have not forgot one. Please help him. He is a past vice president and which is the usual program ten me. My converts increase but director of the Denver Chamber for the December meeting of THE SUM OF $350 my chapels do not. Some of the old MEATLESS? of Commerce, was chairman of the society. A silver offering chapels are without furnishings. I Tlianksgiving day did not have the committee which won air mail and old gold will bo accepted. WILL TAKE CARE cannot help my missionaries.” This all the trimmings of other years, service for Denver, and worked Members are urged to attend. OF A STUDENT FOR is the -Archbishop who was threat but we were thankful to God for with the committee for the estab ened by a non-Catholic Bishop: many things. The Mass is our lishment of Lowry Field. “ You will never cross my boun thanksgiving. Can you send (30 Sets Aside His Art ONE YEAR. daries.” But he did, and he con to provide a set of vestments for Loiseau is a bachelor and makes To Help Win War verted 4,000 in that little section. the priest who offers this great his home in the Brown Palace hotel. Won’t you help him do more? act? Seven hundred and fifty dollars will build a chapel for him, one NOVEMBER READING hundred and twenty-two dollars Before November passes, send University of Peking will furnish an old one. for our free leaflet explaining the The Sisters of the Destitute, Gregorian Masses, St. Gregorj- Day Marked by Pupils founded in 1927 to care for the celebrated these Masses on thirty / A Permanent Burse for the Perpetual poor outcasts of India, wonder consecutive day.s and he had a vision of the departed soul going Catholic University of Peking why they have not heard from us. day was observed in most of'the "No news from you is not good into heaven. Mass offerings sup port our missionaries. ' schools of the Archdiocese of Den Education of a Seminarian is $6,000. news. We have had much sickness ver Nov. 18. Aid for the univer among the poor and we do need sity is a special project of the money and medicines very badly. LASTING MEMORIAL Joe was a member of our Stu Colorado conference of the Cath Please do not forget us." It costs olic Students’ Mission Crusade. Any Portion of This Amount, only Five Dollars a week to sup dents’ Support Club. He used to port one of these sister-nurses. send Ten Dollars a month for the According to the Rev. Gregory 'Their medical kits cost Fifty Dol seminarians under Archbishop Smith, archdiocesan director of lars each. Zaya of Iraq. Recently, Joe died the Society for the Propagation of However, Can Be Left. Please, never let it be said of us fighting for his country in Sicily. the Faith, the following schools again: “ No news from you is not His family keeps up his member made contributions to the Catholic ;ood news.” Can you answer these ship in the Club. Won’t you join? University of Peking through the fetters? The missions of India must One dollar a month, twelve dol mission office in the past week: not suffer. Our missionary priests lars a year. St Joseph’s, high, Denver, $10; and sisters are willing to starve, Cathedral high, Denver, $25; St, but they must have the tools for UNFINISHED BUSINESS Elizabeth’s, Denver, $10; S t For Further Information Address the their work. Even a small stringlcss The Benedictine monks of SjTla Peter’s, Greeley, $14; Sacred «! gift will help much. Your news received only Six Dollars when we Heart school, Cheyenne Wells, can be good news. appealed for them in September. $2.60; St. Francis de Sales’, Den They needed Eight Hundred. They ver, $36. WE SALUTE are puzzled. “ What cati we do We salute the youthful shepherd now?’ ’ they ask ni. “ We don’t even of the Melkites in Galilee. Arch own the little monastery and the GPTL Is Addressed bishop Hakim is only thirty-five rent is not paid.” Perhaps you will CHANCERY OFFICE years old. But many of our mis want to help these poor monks. By Mrs. M. E. Qooke sionaries are old and weary. Still 'A IN -^ a In —’AIN they carry on. Twenty-five Dollars (St. Catharina’s Parish, Denvar) will support one of them for a This is a letter of the Arabic al Mrs. M. E..Cooke, president of whole month, phabet. It sounds like clearing 1536 LOGAN STREET one’s throat. Many people in the the PTA, ,was guest speaker for MIGHTY SOUND Near East use this alphabet. Our the CPTL meeting Nov. 13. Her The little sanctuary bell makes missionaries are trying to bring topic was “ Women’s Participation It IS a big jump from the inter a mighty sound, for It brealu the them into the Church. They need in Volunteer, Activities.” ior decoration o f churches to the DENVER, COLORADO solemn stillness of the Mass. Two many Catechisms written in the The names of the following painting o f ship*, but that is the Dollars will provide this little bell Arabic language. Ten Dollars will hostesses for the PTA card party siep uken by Renato Panzironl for a needy Near East miaaion. ' bny a hundred. Can you help? were ofhitted from the list pub (above) in his desire to help win lished previously: Mmes. linne- and shorten the war. For the dura t«nd t l oommunlcctlottt U bur, NoAon,' L. Kennedy, Shep tion the noted authority on church pard, Dougherty, Dell, K. Walls, decoriition has forsaken his art to Mershon, Archanbeault, Christie, work in the Hoboken, N. J., yards E H le « Catholic Tlear East COelfiara Association (Campbell, Griffith, H. R. Schil o f the Todd Shipbuilding Carp. ling, John Lawless, Szynskie, Balk he and hi* father have bera ..... 4«0 Lexington Ave. at 46th Su ‘ ' New York 17, N. Y. Mohr, Mariaux, and .Walkar. matte Papal Knight* o f St. Gregory. V-7' PAGE TEN Office, 938 Bannock' Streef THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone '4205 Thursday, Nov. 25, 1943
so says Chaplain Galus She Is a Qood Catholic; strong in his praise of the Reduced Vision Reduces Efficiency Catholic Air-Vi'ACs of I.ovrry. At the Communion rail in a field chapel are shown C^. Ellen Taylor, filing For clerk; Pfc. Edith Nichols, radio mechanic; and Pvt. Hannah Lavellc, photographer, all members of the Sure as shootin’, there’s victory in sight. For good vision on Air-WAC, which is seeking recmits.— (AAF Training Command photo) BETTER production line means more material and munitions on the fighting line. If your eyes blur, water, twitch, and get tired 3 ST.F PTI MEALS easily; better have them examined at once. Shop SWIGERT BROS. J PIBTi SAFEWAY
Better FUton Optometrists Good Service Colorado Boot, (St. Francis de Sales’ Parish, Eggs Sugar 10 lb. .68c for Every Age At Right Prleet Denver) Um Sump No. 29 1S50 California KEyttone 76SI Arrangements for a PTA party BREAKFAST GEMS in January will be made at the GRADE A GLASSES INDIVIDUALLY STYLED next meeting to be held in the LargeI extras, 60c Molasses 23c high school auditorium Wednes 1 dz. in ctn. Gold Lab«l day, Dec. 1, at 2:15 p.m. All room w w w w w w w w Requiescant in Pace mothers are urged to make their Med. extras, 4 8 c Three Bee. final returns on memberships at 1 dz. in ctn. Honey u o«. ru.. 29c the council meeting at 1:16 p.m. in GIOVA*NA (JENNIE) CARLETTL the cafeteria. THEODORE 329 S. PennMylvBnU street. Surviving Nut Meat*, tre a ton* Charles CarleUt; two daugh« The presentation of a flag to the Pecans 4 os. b4g.... 30c ten. Dorio Carletti and Katherine Val- CPTL at the November meeting lero; and ftve grandchildren. Requiem Mass was offered Monday in St. Francis by representatives of the Francis Coffee Peaches " " 27c tHACKETHAU de Sales* church. Interment Mt. Olivet. B. Lowry Post auxiliary 501, Vet No. 2U> sU__ W. P. Horan A Son service. erans of Foreign Wars, was wit 27 point. JOHN SCANNELL. 480 S. PennsyL AIRWAY vania street. Surviving are his wife, nessed by the following St Fran 2 1c Air Conditioned Mrs. Jennie Scannell; and three ions, cis de Sales’ council members and 1 lb, bag...... Brisrsate, John, Kenneth, snd Forrest Scannell. two guests: Mmes. Robert Hilker, Beans No. 2 can.. 16c EDWARDS Requiem Mass was offered Monday in Oliver Wienecke, William Lichter, 8 points MORTUARY St. Francis de Sales* church. Interment 1 lb. bagu.... 26c Mt. Olivet. W. P. Horan A Son service. William Scott, C. O’Byrne, Her 1449.51 Kalamath St JOHN P. GAFFNEY. 2891 W. 11th man Miller, Hugh Kline, L. Ried, NOB HILL Phone HAin 4006 avenue. He is sun'ived by his wife. and Herbert Alie. Crackeri f T 'C ______18c Mrs. Msry Gsffney. Requiem Mass was 1 lb, bag..... 25c scheduled for Friday at 10 in Presenta> An interesting program com tion church. Interment Mt. Olivet. pleted the meeting. . HILLS P* .. Pyramid Calimyma, Boulevard service. Surviving are bis BROS. ^ * 8 ^ S or. pks..-...... ^ D C wife, Mrs. Mary Gaffney; three sons. I Altar Society Meeting Held 33c John L.. with the armed forces. Daniel, 1 Ib. gls...... and Bartholomew; four daughters, Rose. At the last meeting of the Altar CnECKER Helen, Catherine, and Mrs. Mary Far and Rosary society Friday, Nov. Olives 25c rell; six sistars,^ Mrs. Rose Caan, Mrs. 19, thanks were extended to Mrs. CABS Anna Fickle,*Mrs. Helen Galligan. Mrs. Mary Grady, Mrs. Bessie Rotherham, E. McEahern for furnishing a set ED DUNDON. Uf(. and Mrs. Edward Flood: two brothers, of altar cloths embroidered by the Tea Bags Sr.M.'!,:...... „ .13c Bert and Thomas Gaffney. TA. 2233 Lowest Zoned Ratos Sisters of the Good Shepherd. Raisins JOHN E. HEUER, formerly of 3245 Mrs. J. Hughes’ circle met in her W. 23rd avenue. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Elva Heuer. Requiem Mass home Nov. 23; Mrs. McKone’s DEL MO.NTE Milk ______3 25c was scheduled for Friday at 9 in St. circle met in the home of Mrs. 1 point per can Dominie’s church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Zoellner; a n d Mrs. Schieman’s SEEDLESS Boulevard service. Surviving are his 15 oz. pkg... 12c wife, Mrs. Elva Heuer: his mother, Mrs circle will meet in the home of Mrs. Spillane Mortuary FATHER MARKOE TO LECTURE Soap Sierra Pine...... 2 13c Margaret F. Heuer: three brothers. Ster W. Meehan Dec. 3. 1545 So. Broadway PEarl 0723 ling. George, and Phil Heuer; three sis Women in charge of the altars SEEDED 4 Mf, ters, Mrs. Helen DoUaghan, Mrs. Mar Chaplain Latds for the week of Nov. 20 are Mmes. 15 oz. pkg... 1 ‘ f ' ' Mrt, John H. Spillane jorie Nelson, and Miss Mary Heuer. ON MYSTICAL BODY OF CHRIST G. Wilson, Craig, and Hilker; Nov. Soap r A G..._ 3 14c HELEN ARCHULETTA, San Fran SEEDLESS Funeral Director and Embalmer 27, Mmes. L. Brown, Dyon, Bruin, cisco. Surviving are her parents, Mr. 1 lb. bag.... 12c and Mrs. Adolph Archuietta, 1986 S. A lecture on the sublime doc timely and of special interest in and Mulligan; Dec. 4, Mmes. E. C _ _ , ■ Shoneninp. « P r y 1 lb. gls...„, 24c Bannock street: two sisters, Dorothy snd Faith ShowD hy trine of the Mystical Body of view of the recent encyclical, Scheiman, Glavins, and Lowe; and 4 points per ib. or pkf. Eleanor Archuietta. Requiem Mass was S point. offered Monday in St. Cajetan's church. Christ will be delivered by the Mystici Corporis Ckristi, issued by Dec. 11, Mmes. Nolan, Brennen, and DRa R. W. PRITZ Interment M t OliveE SpUliDe service. Rev. William M. Markoe, S.J., in Pope Pius XII, treating of the an TremletL SANTIAGO LUJAN. Denver. Surviv And Associates ing are four daughters, Mrs. Elens L. the auditorium of St. Mary’s cient but often misunderstood doc Ham Dinner Planned Clabber Girl, academy, 1370 Pennsylvania street, trine of the Mystical Body of Garduno, Mrs. Anita L. Urvan. Mrs. Lwny Air-WACs The regular monthly meeting of Baking Powder 10 oz. can...... 8c Dentists Carmelita L. Martinez, and Mrs. Mary L. on Saturday afternoon, Dec. 4, at Christ. The lecturer will make ex the Young Ladies’ sodality was held SOS ISIh Street 1208 ISth Stra Lujan: and three sbns. Feliberto, Jose, 2:30 o’clock. This lecture will be tensive use of the blackboard to Schillings, KETitone 8721 TAbor 8781 and Louis Lujan. Requiem Mass was ^ (Continued From Page One) sponsored by the Loretto Sisters clarify and illu.strate the doctrine. Tuesday evening, Nov. 23, in the offered Saturday in Annunciation church. rectory. Members were invited to Vanilla Extract 2 oz. bot...... - 35c DENVER. COLORADO Interment Mt. Olivet. of St. Mary’s academy and Loretto Following the lecture there will be religionists have every right to be a ham dinner to be held by the AGNES H. SMYTHE. 3871 Tennyson Heights college and will be given a period for questions. Supreme, street. Requiem Mass was offered proud of the Air-WACs stationed Denver Sodality union on Dec. 8. Wednesday in Holy Family church. In near Denver, for they are out for the Catholic nuns of Denver Father Markoe, formerly of St. Salad Wafers 1 lb. box.. 18c and vicinity. It is particularly It will be prepared by the Denver ALTAR BREADS terment Mt. Olivet. standing examples of American Louis, where for many years he deanery and will be served in the womanhood and are doing much was pastor of St. Elizabeth's old USO building. Suzanna, SEWING RAYMOND ROONEY to hasten victory. church, is now an assistant pastor Pancake Flour 3V4 lb. bag...... 18c Raymond Rooney, 13-year-old son of All sodalists were requested to Lfttl* GirU* Dretsea, Evibroldcry* Mr. aid Mrs. Mark T. Rooney. 3535 Along with high ranking civic of the Sacred Heart-Loyola parish. Uono^&mlns, Fte. Delgany street, died Thursday of burns He is the founder and former edi join in the nation-wide triduum and army officials, Chaplain Sny J i E S E. BEHEN. made each year in honor of the suffered when fire destroyed three rooms tor of the Interracial Review Tomato Soup ...... s .„d 9c THE SISTERS OF THE of the Rooney home. The youth be der endorsed the Air-WACs re ublished in New York city, Immaculate Conception and pre lieved his sister, Ellrsbeth, 7. was cruiting campaign now under way sented to the Holy Father on GOOD SHEPHERD trapped in a rear bedroom and braved e has lectured widely and throughout the nation. As more Christmas morning as a spiritual TELEPHONE PEARL 1881 the fire to return to save her. but Eliza and more women are needed to preached extensively on the doc Lux Flakos 12% oz. pkg.. 23c beth had fled to safety through another El bouquet for his intentions. room. Raymond was an eighth grade take over the many different jobs trine of the Mystical Body of student in Annunciation school. Sur available to qualified personnel in Christ. He says that not to have PUgirms All, a collection of viving, besides his parents and sister, the army air forces, more and .some understanding of this doc short stories by Catholic authors, Miles - Dryer - Astler are four other sisters, Mariion. Carylin. more intelligent women between trine is to have but a meager was the new book purchased by Joan, and Louise. Requiem Mass was ! offered in Annunciation church Tuesday. the ages of 20 and 49 are being knowledge of the Catholic Church the Catholic truth committee this Printing Co. Interment Mt. Olivet, W, P, Horan A .sought for enlistment as Air- month for the sodality library. Son service. WACs. James E. Behen, former promi Plans were made for a roller nent Denver clothing merchant, skating party to be held in Skate- Programs and Circulars JAMES CARAGHAR Denver women are urged to find died Nov. 16 in Beverly Hills, land on Thursday, Dec. 2. Requiem Mass was offered Wednesday out the details of the program Calif., where he had made his Tickets for in St. Catherine's church for James from the Air-WACs recruiting Pupil, to See Picture Bazaars and Carnivals Caraghar, 67. 4630 Elm court, who died home with a sister, Mrs. George The school pupils will see the Sunday in St. Joseph’s hospital after an team in the Public Service build Baker. Born in Litchfield, 111., May Quickly Produced illness of more than a year. Born in ing at 15th and Champa streets in motion picture. The Story of the 22, 1874, Mr. Behen came to Den Reasonably Priced Denver Jan. 8, 1886. he attended school downtown Denver. Vatican, at a special matinee per pflv no monev noiui ver in 1900. When he first moved in Canon City. He was married In 1910. formance in the Webber theater Mr. Caraghar was an engineer for a here he was associated with the UNION LABEL IF DESIRED Friday afternoon, Dec. 3, at 1:30. local railroad for 38 years. He was a Gano-Downs company until 1908, 1936-38 LAWRENCE ST. member of the St. Vincent de Paul so Poland Asks Hull About The picture w ll be shown for gen Order ALL Your Coal ciety. Holy Name society, snd the when he became a partner in a eral patronage Wednesday and KEystone 6348 Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen snd clothing house and later opened the Thursday nights, Dec. 8 and 9. THEN PAY ONLY $5.00 PER MONTH Enginemen. Surviving are his wife, large Powers-Behen men's clothing iMrs. Margaret Caraghar: three sons, Effect of Moscow Pact James, Robert and Terrence Caraghar: store. While in Denver Mr. Behen WASHINGTON MORRISON a daughter. Miss Betty Ann Caraghar. On Its Future Freedom was a strong supporter of the Den Parochial Pupils Break Call a all of Denver. Interment Mt. Olivet. ver Catholic Register and was well Boulevard service. Record in Scrap Drive known in Catholic circles. He left E g g - ...... 6.85 Er."."...... 6.60 MR. AND MRS. STEPHAN A. HOGAN W’ashington.— As sources close for California in 1928. Rochester, N. Y. — Parochial STEAM AND DOMESTIC COALS— All Gradea ZONE CAB Mr. and Mrs. Stephan A. Hogan, 4918 to Secretary of State Cordell Hull When he moved to California school children broke all records M Ain 7171 Meade street, residents of St. Catherine’s he still remained in the clothing parish, died within six days of one an said the U. S. government will when they turned in 348,825 pounds FUEL SERVICE Prompt, Omrteoa, Serrlc, other. Mr. Hogan died Thursday, Nov. eventually urge Russia to restore business and for some time was of scrap paper in their first drive CHEAPER RATES 18, as the result of a heart attack. Mrs. the freedom of the Baltic states, with the Alexander Oviatt com of the school year. CORPORATIOIV CLEAN NEW CABS Hogan died Wednesday, Nov. 24, fol the Polish government in exile pany located on Wilshire boule lowing an illness of seven years. Mr. vard, Los-Angeles. Besides his sis 864 SOUTH BROADWAY Hogan was bom in Tipperary. Ireland, sought from Mr. Hull information ^ NOTICE and moved to Chicago at an early age. concerning the effect of the Mos ter he is survived by a daughter, New York Life In». Co. He engaged in the hotel business for cow pact on the fate of Poland. Mrs. Philip B. Short, 444 Dahlia many years, starting first in Chicago, FRANK CONWAY, REPR. BIRDS Hull is said to be worried over street, Denver. then going to Des Moines, la.: Dayton. Requiem High Ma.ss was offered R«t. W in. Markoe 801 Srme, Bldf.. 820 - 16th St.. ,t Champ, 0.: and then back to Chicago. Mr. and the belief of many that small TA. (281 Denrtr. Colo. R c. PE. 1588 EYE Mrs. Hogan were married in Chicago. European states were sold down Monday in St. John's church. The They came to Denver in 1921. Mr. Hogan because the Catholic Church is the Policies for Men, Women and FROZEN the river in the U. S.-British ac Rev. John P. Moran was celebrant My.stical Body of Christ. Also it was associated in the hotel business of the Ma.ss. Burial was in Mt. Oli Children here until his retirement 10 years ago. tion to obtain Soviet co-operation. is this doctrine which»provides the ASK FOR LITERATURE CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING J FOODS Mrs. Hogan was borp in Barton. Vt.. It is believed Hull told Ian vet. The .soloist for the Mass was and went to Chicago as a young girl. only basis for the solution of all Ciechanowski, the Polish ambas Carlton Bowman. Pallbearers in human problems throughout the The Hogans had nine children, five of cluded Howard McAbee, George i whom are still living. They include four sador, that boundary settlements world— political, economic, inter Erickson Memorial Co. Classified Ads Groceries - Meats • Bakery daughters. Mrs. James Donahue. Mrs cannot be made until after the Gagan, John Farley, Harold 4 racial. It is the remedy for all MONUMENTS . MARKERS It will pay yon to read ALL of tba following advertiaeraenta. Monica Smith, and Miss Marcella Hogan. war. Hague, John Morrissey, and C. D. human ills, devised and given to 4 Denver: and Mrs. George Brown. Wash O’Brien. Olinger service. The late Prompt Erection MURRAY’S ington. D. C.: and one son. Tom Hogan man a.s a temporal and eternal A. A A Colorado in 1899. Mr. McCarthy died from on« of tho most compltto Founded by M. T. Murray—‘1882 Denver. Requiem Mass was offered for Mrs. Behen is also buried in Den several years ago. Survivins are >a son. cure hy the infinite wisdom of dUpUyi Id this region. TOWN SERVICE Mr. Hogan Saturday. Nov. 20, in St Dennis B., former Denver cartoonist, ver. She too died in California. PHOTOGRAPHS Phones GR. 1613-14-15 Catherine's church. Interment was in God Himself. It is man’s rejection 921 Sp«er Btrd«. OppofUt SaoJeea Offan a 1-year certified GUARANTEE on now in Hollywood: six daushters. Mrs. Garden*, CHerry 4728 Andvnon' photo*. 12M IStb St. at Lav all make* of w«ahins: machines, refrigera West 32nd & Julian Mt. Olivet. Funeral arrangements for Marsaret Winso, Mrs. E. C. Liston, Mrs.j of this divine gift .to the human .Mrs. Hogan are awaiting word from her r«nMi MAih 1S7K Fre* n«w» eoti. tor*. including new part*. rcg»rdle*» of age. E. A. Hinsriey. Mrs. J. A. Bowe. Mrs. race which is the cause of all the TA. 7592. daughter in Washington. Boulevard D. H. Miller, and Mr*. F. J. Carey; a world’s woes. service. DRUG STORES sister. -Mrs. T. J. Kennedy: 21 grand A cordial invitation is extended children: and two ereat-crandchildren. Radio Play Will MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Whicfi M5uld s h e DONALD FRANCIS RENAUD Requiem Mass was offered Wednesday in to all the religious communities of Donald Francis Renaud, four-year-old Hutchinson’s Pharmacy Reconditioned piano*, player*, grand*, St. John’s church. Interment Mt. Olivet. sisters of Denver and vicinity to Your Naborhood Druggiit organ* (pipe and reed), orcheatra] Inatm* have chosen? son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanford F. Renaud. George P. Hickethal service. 6598 Morrison road, was struck and attend thi^ timely lecture. Phon* SPnie* 0588 700 So. Ptarl ments. T. R. Walker. 281 Broadway. SP. killed Nov. 17 by a truck when he was JAMES HUTCHINSON 736A CARL HENRY MARKHAM crossing the Morrison road to collect the Be Given Dec. 1 MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES mail for his mother. Surviving, besides Requiem Ma*s wa* offered Friday In Statistics Reflect PAINTING & PAPERING his parents, are two brothers, George St. Francis de Sales’ church for Carl (Continued From Page One) Henry Markham, retired naval officer, PatDtins and Pap«nng Kuon*bI«. £ BEAUTIFUL white tabletop gaa range and and James Renaud. and a sister. Rita annual contest can always be Ycag«r. S7 W MapI*. SProe* tiSA. white porcelain coal range. 716 Santa Fe. Marie Renaud. Masx of the Angels was who died Sunday in a local hospital following an illness of 10 days. He wai gauged by the interest of the nuns Many War Changes offered Saturday in Presentation church. MINIlUfNMAVlRS APPLIANCES PRINTING Interment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard service. 64. Born in Bushnell. HI., he came to in the schools. .All such indications Colorado 26 years ago. He lived In ^'MERRITTS Qiais^hsr. Ceiling prices on busineaa card*, letterhead*, Canon City and Ordway before he came this year seem to insure a record- (Co7itinued From Page One) W* pay eaih for your eleetrio appliance*, envelopca, wedding and echool announce- MRS. MABEL M. STAUSS to Denver. He had been employed by breaking event. compared with 160 last year. Other a-ashen. irona. L« Moin*. 622 15th. menu. Rodger* Printing Co.. 511 Ittb St. Requiem Mass was offered Monday in a local metal company before his iDnesft. SchooLs in Pueblo and Colorado categories show small increases. MA. 6288. St. Dominic's church for Mrs. Mabel Surviving are his wife. Mr«. Mary Teresa FURNITURE Stauss. 2551 W. 26th avenue, who died Markham: three sons, Frank and Paul Springs were visited Nov. 24. At Students in St. Thomas’ seminary FOR SALE Nov. 18 in a local hospital. She was 50. Markham, Denver, and Car! Markham. press time no report had been made are 120, up 16; in academies and Bcailtlful bedroom, livingroom. »nd break- Born in Grand Island, Nebr., Sept. 12. Oklahoma: and five daughtera. Sister M. by the visiting seminarians in re A HOME — $200 DOWN fast set; lacrifice. 734 Santa Fe 1893, Mrs. Stauss came to Denver in schools, 10,092, up 44; and inmates Authaire. a member of the Sisters of St. gard to contest activity in these GLAND d is ea s es MOVE RIGHT IN WE PAY more for used furniture, rug*, 1919. Surviving are her husband. Julius Joseph in St. Louis. Mo.: Mrs. Marie of orphan homes are 406, up 12! F. Stauss: a son, Leonard J. Stauss: and two cities. There are 43 students for the One 3-K5^m and a 4>Room House diihe*. miscellaneou*. Friend Furniture Co., Cha:ige is inevitable. W e know Grover and Miss Veronica Markham. AaeDr.RVli:FO MULLER>-3917 Morriaon Rd.-*RA. 1957 Phone Aurora 231 or EMeraon 3719. her mother. Mrs. Minnie Heidkamp. all San Francisco: and Mrs. Dorothy Ship- Announcement was made in the priesthood in the archdiocese, one not what the monow may of Denver. Olinger service. man and Mrs. Grace Peterson, Denver. past week of a change in the spe less than the past year’s figure. REAL ESTATE— FOR SALE WANTED TO BUY bring. This realization should Interment Mt, Olivet. Spillane service. AsttM, R«r fm r . CatvA, JOHN KENNEDY cial award prize to be given to all Student nurses, in line with the 2 amall houses for the price of one. Engle WILL PAY CASH for 6 room* of furni- not disturb our enjoyment of Requiem High Hass was offered those who sell $5 worth of seals: DUstam. TMUinh. lure, piano and sewing machine KE. 8944. JOHN RITTMAYER war demand, have increased 15 to fY« M« Shew, Cttarart. wood location. PE. 8348. living today.' It should serve Wednesday In Holy Ghost church for Instead of the book Thawing Out total 473. ■MTlIix mwwlhe.Azttrmi.lli** John Kennedy, Denver fireman, whose John Rittmayer. 61. 721 Elizabeth M i Itm tiM# ifwe e i. NtmM *■* well by reminding us that body was found this week after being street, died Sunday in a local ho.
mtm '.V 'Thursday, Nov. 25, 1943 Office. 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE ELEVEN The Denver Catholic Register ANNUNCIATION PARISH WILL Pr«sident.__„.„______Most R ot. Archbishop Urban J. Vchr, D.D Registorialis Bttitnr ...... Rt. Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LUD.. Jour.D. HAVE NOVENA NOV. 30-DEC. 8 Manag^ing Editor....______...__ ...... Hubert A. Smith, Jour.D. Associate Editors— M. P. Everett, Jour.D.; Charles J. McNeill, A.B., Why not give the tame chance to the rouncil to study the problem fever, and it was his work that led (Annunciation Parish, Denyer) obtaining the most members for Restoration of A solemn novena in honor of obtaining tlte most PTA me;nber8 Jour.D.; Rev. Walter Canavan, J.C.D., LittD.; Rev. John Cavanagh, Gen. Patton? lias formulated a 17-point plan o f to the eradiralion o f a pesiilrnre Dead to Life? attack, which includes these that had scourged the Spanish the Immaculate Conception of the in the recent membership drive. M.A., LittD.; Rev. Edward A. Breen, M.A., Litt.M.; Leonard Tangney. 'Fhc unfortunate part o f the Blessed Virgin Mary will start Tliere has been a good deal o f whole sorry affair is that it had to ideas: Use o f technically trained Main for centuries, Maj. William An attendance prize is being A.B., Jour.D.; Mas Greedy, personnel, now in the armed C. Gorgas stamped nut the disease Tuesday, Nov. 30, and end on Dec. offered to those present for PTA piibliritT lately about Russian' be made known to the world, to the 8. Special evening services will meetings. aid and comfort o f the .Vxis, inci forres, to place traffic control in in Panama, and his preventive Entered as second class matter at the post office at Denver, Colo. scientists* e x p e rim e n ts through Attending the CPTL meeting dentally, by a commentator who is the hands o f rompetent per measures were later used all over be held at 7:30. which animals dead as long as 15 son; a program o f traffic safety the world. Brig. Gen. (iarl R. Dar The Altar and Rosary society from this parish were Mmes. A. nrither acriirate nor ethical in his Kavanaugh, 0. W. Magor, J. minutes have been restored to life. weekly broadcasts or in his daily legislation to be studied in 1944 nell introduced the liquid chlorine members will receive Communion Published Weekly by .. Roach, \A'. Robinson, and R. Moore. •*tome journalists do not seem to be columns. Drew Pearson is a Pinko; for introduelion into stale legisla method o f purifying water, and Nov. 28 in the 7:30 o’clock Mass. his thinking has often followed the tures in 1943: greater uniformity Brig. Gen. E'red R. Russrll’ s ex- St. Catherine’s card circle will The room mothers of the seventh THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY (Inc.) aware that these reported happen grade and the chairman, Mrs. J. J. .Moscow pattern: he is non-factual o f new traffic-eontrol systems; perienres led to the compulsory meet Monday evening, Nov. 29, in ings occurred years ago. The ex Bowen, are grateful for the suc 938 Bannock Street periments may be repeated today, at times to a ludicrous extent. The maintenanre, and inspection o f ve inoculation o f our army against the home of Mrs, Jack Plumb, with Patton story he told was known for hicles to detect and correct equi|>- typhoid. In our own war amaz .Mrs. J. Fecly as co-hostess. cess of the games party. but they were reported, and not be Men on Furlough Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 1620 months to the newsmen in the mrnt worn to the danger point. ing discoveries and results have lieved, in the earlier days o f the Mon in the service who are on .Mediterranean war theater. It is To bring the problem closer been achieved already, and yet it 310 Former Students Soviet union. I.ately motion pic (furlough.s are ,Sgt. Leo Heffernan, tures o f them were shown in Sew a tribute to their good judgment home one need only point to the is of record that a terrifying per In Nation’s Service Subscription: $1 per year. that they saw fit not to reveal the new highway along IX est .Sixth centage o f fatalities was cau.srd Cpl. Gail Heffernan, Pvt. Joe He- York with comment by the’ British In the November PTA meeting ronama, and Joe Mishy. scientist, J. B. S. Haldane, who saw information. It remained for a avenue from Federal boulevard iii by disease. Ten days before we Denver to the arms plant. With li>st the Battle o f Bataan, 80 per it was revealed that 310 names of Jack Shannon Injured in Action Thursday, Nov. 25,1943 the tests. scandal monger like Pearson to former high school students will Jack Shannon, class of ’3^ and upset .-Vnierican parents with the out traffic lights, with few cross cent o f our frontline troops had Has life departed and then rome be placed on the honor roll of those thought that their sons are being roads, and with an rxcellent grad malaria. When the first division a former football star of .Annun back? We doubt it. The expert ing and rtiadbed, this street is o f marines rame out o f Giiadal- in the service. The plaque will be ciation high, has been reported OFFlCIALi ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER pushed about by generals. i ments are along the same line as already a speedway, M hen the ranal late in 1942, after turning erected in the school through the wounded in action. A sober study o f the case reveals The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. I the injection o f adrenalin into a arms plant shift changes, it is vir bark the Japanr.se, 70 per cent had efforts of the PT.A. Word has been received that many extenuating rirriimstanres. We confirm it as the official publication of the Archdiocese. What I human heart that has stopped tually impossible for anyone travel malaria. Many o f the areas where The PTA will also continue its Louis Murray, son of Mrs. M. The incident oceurred in the heat ever appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or beating and then begins again. I.ife ing north and south to cross the assistance in the maintenance of .Murray, has arrived safely over o f battle. Patton, a front-line gen our .American troops are fighting those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. lasts longer than most men have road except by dodging danger arc disease-ridden, and it is not the school library. seas. We hope The Register will be read in every home of the I believed. eral who drives himself as hard as Mrs. T. J. .Aiorri.ssey formally Bill . Simington and Pat Siming- he does his troops, had just visitrd ously belwrrn cars. an overstatement In say that it is Archdiocese. I The revival o f recently “ killed’’
'■■hy PAGE TWELVE Office, 938 Bannock Stree! THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyatone '4205 Thursday, Nov. 25, 1943
Junior Parochial League ELABORATE STYLE SHOW GIVEN string lads from St. Vincent de Paul’s grade school. The Si. Vincent T ' team won eight games and lied one in league play, and won three Enroll Now Take the games outside the league. The players are, left to right, line, Webber, Guerin, Shay, (^w. Hell, Killian, and Hegge; backfieU, Stanfield, BY GRAND JUNCTION SODALITY M iL K n i/A r Kahl, Metz, and McGrath. THE SACRED HEART Grand Junction. — The style Cochran, aviation speed queen, su show given by members of the pervised the opening of the first MASS LEACUE Young Ladies' sodality was a suc WASP classes in Houston, Tex. Ita mimban (both llTins and deeaaaadi cess. Miss Rosalie Roberts was Early this year the school was than in tba rich aplrltual banadta a( a F Maai uid datlf, to tha and of tiaM, t » sponsor, assisted by Misses Mary moved to Avenger Field. paclatl7 for tha mraibtra of tha Laaina m b k m im b Louise and Genevieve Willers and These girls have completed what For information trrUai (Rsgis High School, Denvar) With 11 football games behind Margaret Hall. is probably the most rigid training THE PBIESTS OF THE SACRED The girls who modeled were ever offered to women. In addi HEART. Sacrad Heart Miaalen Honaa. Four freshmen and four sopho* them, the Cathedral high Bluejays are packing away their white suits Misses Irene and Merlina Audino, tion to their flight and physical Sta. Maria. IIL m S H B lS S mores will compete In the finals and gold headgears until next fall, Lorraine and Eleanor Roberts, training, they have studied many of the annual oratorical contest in and are turning all their attention Frieda and Georgia Phillips, Jose hours in ground school, practiced the Regis - Little Theater at 8 toward the coining basketball phine and Mary Petrafeso, Amelia blind flying and navigation in the Would you like Petroff, Helen Galligan, Jane o’clock Thursday evening, Dec. 2. wars. land-bound Link trainer, and ma.s- In the season just closed, the Southward, Mollie Dean, Lois tered the sciences of radio code YOUR BOY The finalists in the freshman Tobin, Katie Foster, and Margaret and other methods of air-ground division are John McGowan, Robert Cathedral gridders registered vic tories over Louisville, which went Hall. Mary Louise Giblin was an communications. Vahey, William Sievers, and nouncer. The girls styled old- Upon completion of Avenger IH THE SERVICE Charles Mahoney. These speakers on to win the Platte Valley title and is currently running strong in fashioned clothes, with modem training, WASPs are assigned to remembered In qualified for the finals by winning clothes in contrast. Several num ferrying duties or other non-com the two preliminary rounds of the the state playoffs; Lafayette, Colo rado Military, St. Joseph’s, An b e r were sung by Misses Joyce bat jobs with the air forces, re A Continual Novena contest m which more than 30 Two Games Slated Sunday Phillips, Phyllis Erskine, and Patty lieving highly trained air forces freshmen participated. The final nunciation high. Holy Family high twice, and lost to Mullen h i^ , Dolan, Jackie Holland and Evelyn personnel for combat duty. ist. will deliver oratorical selections to the Sacred Heart Regis high, and Greeley high. The Tebedos played an accordion duet Miss Dessert attended St. Jos from oOtstanding speeches of fa Misses Margaret Hall and Natalie' eph’s convent, Toronto, Ont.,i In our Monaitef7 Qiap«l for mous Irish Catholics. lone tie in the Cathedral record In Regis College Stadium was a 12-12 game with St. Fran Cardman made candy, which was where she was a member of Beta the duration of the war? In the sophomore division the cis’. The Cathedral eleven out- sold. Cider and doughnuts were Sigma Phi. She served as secre SImplj o«od to bit nama and wt wff) finalists are William Caskins, scored their opponents 140 to served. Cpl. Gladys David and one tary for the Dessert Seed Co. be fladlr Ineiudt him In thia norona. A Charles Mulcahy, Robert Fiori, and (B y P h il H e w it t ) winner of the luburbRn league. 103. of the nurses from St. Mary’s hos fore entering the WASPs. She is •mall offtrina Is wcleoma but net ngcaai* William Carmichael. They quali Two games in the Regis col Golden high school. IVhen the Bluejays gather for pital were among the models. a graduate of St. Joseph’s school, •arr. fied by winning over more than 20 lege football stadium Sunday, The Catholic high representa their initial workout on the hard Mrs. C. T. Henderson, the former Grand Junction, and is now .sta sophomores. The finalists in the Nov. 28, will wind up the regular Margaret Giblin, is here visiting ^riU i Sacred Heart MonoiUrr tive now looks like the Regis Reds. wood, only two souad members tioned in Sacramento, Calif., for Rtlta Comero. Wloc. sophomore division will deliver fa schedule of the Catholic high ' ...... ovs defeated from the past year’s state cham her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John training in B-25 flying. mous orations of Theodore Roose school gridiron teams. A cham St. Joseph’s in a thrill-packed en pionship team will be on hand. Giblin, and her sister, Miss Mary velt, Grover Cleveland, Woodrow pionship game will be played Sun counter last Sunday, Nov. 21, by Flashy little Dick Coupe, who Louise. She had been in New 0^W
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n/trhli^«C T l C r p Y ^ H l C f n V 'V *" Southern Colorado by a diiplay of school X > '6 ^ '^ XVXU-U.C XXWtUI > ^pj^, „,erUed national commendation. Scroll From Chief oflElECIM S TO BE Tlie Holy Trinity football tram found itself without a coach at the beginning of the season, but the Building Obtained Trinidad athletes did not disband. They organir.ed their own team and coached themselves,i Result: Tiiree : wins, one loss. Tlieir only defeat was the opening game against the strong Florence Huskies of the South Central league, and following that setback they made it three in a row by trouncing the Abbey tram I of (jinon ( jly, ,St. Mary’s of Walsenburg, and the Aguilar grid squad. Pictured below is the team: Front U. S. Chaplains Honors! liE E [B ! SOCIEIT 'row (left to right kneeling), Bob Gleason, end; Floyd .Aragon, halfback; Joe Dionisio, guard; (Jiarles By Post Chaplain AjiTuda, center; Dominic Bonino, guard; Kmie leyba, tackle; Gener (Tories, end. Back row (left to jright), Fred Tavella'. halfback; F.mil Zanini, guard; Frank Di('.arolls, quarterback: Herman (Torley, half* bark; O n e Gagliardi, fullback; Frank Rino, tackle; John Gagliardi, halfback; Bob Tapia, center; and Fr. Joseph F. Higgins! If Dave Muniz, guard. For Church Rites
(Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish, Pnablo) Women of Trinidad Unit of DGGW Making Frame Donated by Fire Chief Fitzp a tric k; In the November business meet ing members of the St. Theresa Furnishings; Remodeling Work Will Be Placed on Church Wall Young Ladies’ sodality appointed a committee for the purpose of Will Begin Soon Near Honor Rolls presenting candidates at the an nual election of officers scheduled (St.xc. Patrickn - • 11 s Parish,o • L Pueblo)D Lt V for^ the next -g regular * meeting, *’ Sun- Trinidad.— (Holy Trinity Parish)— A pemanent build- A scroll has been received from Brig. Gen William R. Xt the coAdusion of the regu- inpr to serve as a chapel for the internment ramp has been Amold, chief of chaplains of the army, to be set up in the lar session, the Rev. c. J. Murray, obtained by Capt. Leonard J. Barthelmey, a priest of the church in recognition of the Rev. Joseph F. Higgins’ service S.J., spiritual director of the so- Diocese of Pittsburjrh, and the Catholic chaplain in the 'fn the army. The scroll, in its frame, measures 14 by 16 «ety, announced his retirement camp. Previofisly Ma.s.s had been celebrated in recreation inches. It will be placed on the wall of the church next S “Jhe^'’Rev!‘"H ¥ Defaney rooms. The new arrangement will provide a permanent the honor rolLs of men and women from the pari.sh in service. js j._ as his successor. The presi- post chapel. The women of the pari.sh council of the DCCW The frame was donated by Fire Chief Jeffrey Fitzpatrick.'dent of the society expressed the are buying and makinsr the drapes nece.ssary for the windows, The scroll, dated Oct. 22, 1943, reads as follows: | regret of all members at the rcs- and work on the interior will begin soon. •------1 ‘'The .Army and Navv of the 'gnation of Father Murray, and C aa #1 aa I l i # I I 11 United States. In recognition of [then; gratitude for his wi.se and Priest Ends Retreat O O 0 3 I ISIS I f I I lithe patriotic sacrifices of S t . counsel through the past The Rev. Francis L. Sebastiani. Indian Fighter, Patrick's church, Pueblo, Colo, in year. S.J., has returned to the parish giving the services of Joseph F Members of the sodality con curred in a resolution to renew the after making his annual retreat in Militiaman, Dies Higgins that he might serve God „ jSt. Marys, Kans. Encourage Daily and Country as a chaplain in the study of the life and wrsonality, armed forces of the United the principles and ideals of their Cub pack 2fiO-C held its monthly States." heavenly patron, the Little Flower, meeting in the K. of C. hall the In Canon City afternoon of Nov. 21. C. C. Roh- Family Rosary The certificate is signed by Gen and to bring them into sharper linson is chairman of the commit- eral Arnold. focus as a model and much-needed guide to the young Catholic wom Memorial Rites Held for MIX M[[I itee. Ted Chatman, senior scout of Canon Citv.—.Joseph Esser of (Pueblo Catholic High School) It has been learned that promo- tion.s in the army and navy d^ en of today. Las Animas county: Miss Huggins, (;j, gg. was To encourage the daily recitation .At Sacred Heart mission, Fulton and Frank Torres were present as t of the Family Rosary, the sodality pend on the “ Tables of Organi visitors. The cubs am! their p a.-i'"’ ® of hremont zation,” a n d the hospital to Heights, plans are under way for of Pueblo Catholic high school will a New Year's party to be held Abbey Alumnus, War Hero flGl ||| M i ents joined in community songs, county. More than 60 years a reai- which Father Higgins is as conduct a Rosary symposium in Saturday evening, Jan. 1, for the Cuhmaster .August Juarez ex- dent of Canon City, he was a link the school hall in a.'ssembly period signed is rated at two, and only two captaincies for the assighed Purposepurpose orof clearing methe unpamunpaid plained the handicraft displayed with the past as far back as the Monday afternoon, Xov. 29. Canon City.— (.Abbey School) — |been killed. At the time of his' chaplains. Father Higgins was re- " " ‘ ’'"f'® the new pew-s in the by the individual ilens as repre- Mocker massacre. In 1887 when Robert Balleweg, prefect, will .ontVvTnromnTpd inVn'm No fiir-i An Orchestra is being en-; -A memorial service for G a r d n e r he had been a member of senfative of their work in the pre- (1,0 Ctes went on the warpath explain the intentions of the group ther ^advancement is possible un- to furnish music, attractive'Kelley, the first Abbey a l u m n u s Canadian air force, having en- vious months. The den mothers against the settlers, Esser. then to inaugurate a Rosary crusade less he is transferred. Friends. *''® secured, and re- to be killed in active duty over ‘ listed prior to the declaration of were presented with blue and gold, only a youth of 22, organized a for peace and victory, and will in ifiinvi- ihic u-il) ho no p-ipat disan- freshments will be served. Mem- the mainland of Europe, was held war by the United States. 'militia infantry company in Canon troduce the speakers on the panel. pointment to him, for rank and b®’’* the mis.sion and their in the Abbey chapel on Nov. 19. His mother came from Sioux John Heinlen, Sam .Salerno, and,City. Commissioned with the rank Each officer and committee chair honors have meant little.. . to .him. . recalling the success of aniuvers^ary of the date City, la., to be present for the Teddy Schwartz were welcomed as of captain by tbe state of Colo man will discuss an historical event His real regret has been his • evenings in the past, are al- when he was reported missing. that owed success to the interces inability to be sciu into combat '•®«'ly .Several months ^ later his mother, _ sion of the Queen of the Holy Ro arcas, for it was with that hope through authorized dnstrimitors, or .Mrs. Gardner Kelley, received of- sary. The student body will join that he entered the service. The in Our Lady of Mt. Carmel rec- ficial notice from the War depart- in a hymn to the Blessed Virgin age limit of 46 years for such as tory. ment that her son had definitely Mary. request of Mrs. Kelley. Father signment makes combat service shop. into .senior scouring. The cubs were parent.s. After spending a short Students scheduled to take part impossible in his case. Lambert had been one of the de invited to he present for the court iini<; in Mfnnesotn, .Alabama, and in the symposium are Catherine ceased’s teachers when he attended 'The sergeant related that the Sacred Heart Rites Held young officer and his group of of honor onr l Dec. ■ \ 9. Plans were| ,Mi„ouri, he moved to (’anon City McCann, Leo McCarney, Irma Jane The formal enrollment of pa K. of C. to Hold Memorial school here. Amei-yan fliers had saved an on- T**® “ 9 'istm as program at 1882. Mr. Esscr’s father opera- Arthur, George Hendricks, Gloria rishioners into the League of the Other ministers of the Mass were the next meeting. |ted hor.«c-drawn freight wagons Sirhal, Edward Sajbel, Mary Pa tire infantry group. He had parti Sacred Heart will take place on the Rev. Florian Bates, O.S.B., cipated, on Feb. 15, in the drive The officers of the Cub pack are to the mines in Lcadville and South tricia Hurley, and Mary Fern Ver- the first Friday of December at deacon, and the Rev, William for Tunis and Bizerte. Lt. Scari- August Juarez, cubmaster; J. M. Park, and later to Silver Cliff and lengia. the evening services beginning at Rites In Pueblo Sunday Thompson, O.S.B., suhdeacon. The ano was deeorated by the War I a.ssistant; C. C. Robin.son, Querida'in the boom mining days 7:30. .All those who applied for Rev. Kevin Carr, O.S.B., preached department for heroic action in Khairman; Hugh V. Giltner, treas- of the \\’et Mountain valley. The Spanish Mission Being membership in the .Apostleship of the sermon. All the boys of the clearing the wav for the ground “ •’cr; Mrs. John (’herri. secretary; voung Esser made many irips with Prayer should be present at these A record attendance of Knights the names of all council members school were present. forces land Joe Schwartz, den dad. his father into the roaring mining devotions to receive the badge of of Columbu.s is indicated for the who have passed away in the past The occasion served to recall , The...... meeting.. of the two soldiers! centers, hut chose to remain in Conducted in Alamosa the Sacred Heart which will be order’s Memorial Mass and quar- five years, has been issued to all another alumnus, also dead,'in Trinidad gave Sgt. Mullenberg. C r U i l l a r llllflA rO 'nO C the Canon (’ity district, which grew blessed and distributed on that terly• Communion~ to be held at members of Pueblo council for in- the RCA_ F at the same time I who...... has.. . been...... discharged...... from the WIHIOIgUOD as the gold areas waned. evening. All those present will re ^:.20 this Sunday, Nov. 28, in St. elusion in their prayerbooks and as Gardner KelleyHe was James , army because of his age. an op- Alamosa.— A mission in Spanish cite in unison the .Act of Conse opened Nov. 21 in Sacred Heart Francis Xavier's church, accord- .Missals. Members deceased since •'f Del Norte, who at portunity of expressing his heart Dperation in Pueblo church, under the direction of the cration to the Sacred Heart. For ing to Grand Knight Frank Car- 1938 are Michael Murray, Frank. .school here .with Kelley, felt gratitude to the flier, without Political Affairs Rev. Andrew de .Anta, O.M.I., ac mal enrollment in this league is roll of Pueblo council No. 557. The .N. Smith, Martin Simonich, Jer- Though they belonged to different whose aid the ground soldiers neces.sary in order to participate in .Activc in comiminily and public cording to the Very Rev. Edward Mass will be celebrated by the ome P. Glynn, T. G. McCarthy, they managed, to their mu- "would not be here to tell the' Pueblo. — Tbe Very Rev. the rich indulgences that are at affairs, he was elected sheriff four J. McCarthy. Rev. Clement V. Gallagher, coun- Fred Pille, John F. Farley, Dr. tual joy, to run into each other story.” I Aloyiiut J. Miller bat under tached to it. oil chaplain and assi.stant pastor of Fred .M. Heller, Patrick Keyes,,oE^ten in London. Gjellum, how- gone an operation in St, times' and was deputy warden of The Newman club members of I-t. Scariano, son of Mr. and j the state reformatory in Buena New Honor Roll Name St. Francis Xavier's. John Balias, Maurice Gordon, Wil-,ever, was able to transfer to the Mrs. Dan Scariano. who are active Mary't botpital and will be Adams State Teachers’ college The name of Robert D. Dillon. confined there for several \’ista. He wa.s one of the first of- received Holy Communion in the The Ma.ss. together with the H. Stansbeck. Joseph (Ireis- .American air forces and was sent members of the Trinidad parish, ficcr.s of the Colorado state high 107 Argylc avenue, will. bo added Communions'and prayers of the mer. Joseph C, Welte, and James to the United State.s a.s an instruc- has been in the air forces for the weeks. Tbe operation was per 8 o’clock Ma.es N’ov. 21. They were formed Nov. 22. Father Miller way depart ment. and was chair served hfeakfa.et in th^ rectory. to the honor roll. He is in t h y in y ^ g^ h ers. present, will be offered J. Callahan. tor in a Florida air field, where past three years. He i.s a graduate man of the Democratic party in air foites and IS the son of Mi. repose of the souls of, Immediately following the Ma.ss, he met his death in a burning air of Trinidad high school. He was it reported to be recovering plane. rapidly. Fremont county on several occa- r ' 9 iin Ehe council’s deceased members. « breakfa.st will he held in the cited f o r outstanding accom sion.s. He operated an ice com Mitchell Ko> Gumma, 2410 St ^ souvenir of the occasion, glMinnequa University club. Mem- Two .Abbey students, Robert Two Laymen Addeti to plishments a.s a pilot on several pany and engaged in the con Clair, was baptized Nov. -.1. H® beautiful memorial card, listing hers will be the guests of the coun- (Turn to Page — Column X) different occa.sions. Board of Notre Dame is the son of Mr. and iMrs. H arold------pj| The Catholic Action committee Ex-Anjflican Minister Is tracting husine.ss at different times. V. Gumma, Eugene .Morning and of the Knights of Columbus Ordained Benedictine Notre Dame. Ind. — Two out M l ' S . Charles Digby were sponsors. will meet with the Most In his pa.'sittg St. Michael’s standing Catholic laymen, I. A. On the same day, Dcanne Fran Rev. , Joseph C. Willging D.D.. 40 Hours’ Devotion to Open church lose.'; one of it.s mo.st de ces Pullaro was baptized. An F Bishop of Pueblo, immediately ' London. — Dom John Higgins vout and loyal members. He is sur O'Shaughnessy, St. Paul, philan thony Cardinelli and Marie Cap- upon nis return from the East, and O.S.B., ordained in Quarr abbey, vived by his wife and three tlaugh- thropist. and B. J. Voll, .South onera were sponsors. She is the endeavor to secure His Excellen j Isle of Wight, by the Bishop'of lers, .Mrs. Chris .A. Gehlbach and Bend business and civic leader and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. .Anthony cy’s pre.sence at the breakfast as In Sacred Heart Cathedral Portsmouth, the Jlo.st Rev. John .Miss Marie Esser of Canon City, former president of the Notre Pullaro of 1030 Buelah. the principal speaker, according H. King. wa,s formerly an Angli and Mr.s. Jack Cogaii of Buena Masses on the first Friday are Vista. Dame .Alumni association, haVe I to .James Sheehan, committee can minister. at 6:30 and 8 with Holy Commu (Sacred Heart Cathedral Parish, been added to the University of I chairman. Grand Knight Carroll On Friday evening at 7:30 the de nion distributed before the 6:30 (St. Patrick's School, Pueblo) will preside at the breakfast pro- Pueblo) ' votions will consist of the Rosary, Notre Dame's boatf of lay trus Mass. Parishioners confined to The faculty of St. Patrick’s gram, sermon by the Rev. Harry A. De their homes should call the rec The F’orty Hours’ devotion will PIJEULO tees, the Very Re/. Hugh O’Don grade school wishes to express .Attendance at the breakfast laney, S.J., and Benediction of tory and arrange for the priests open in the Sacred Heart Cath nell, C.S.C., presjtent of the uni appreciation to the parents of the will be limited to those who made the Most Blessed Sacrament. On to bring them (Jommunion. edral on Friday morning, Nov. 26, Your Uusiness Is Appreciated versity, announced. children for their co-operation in prior reservations with chairman at 8 o'clock with a High Mass of Saturday morning at 8 the Gamera-Graft Shop making mission week a success. Sheehan. In addition to Mr. Shee- the Blessed Sacrament sung in l>ro Parr will be rendered by the Through their help the school ban, other members of the Catho- Gregorian chant. The children’s children’s choir. On Sunday morn- The Palace Drug Go. • • 905 N. Main St. Ph. 437 < PIJERLO realized a large amount of money lie Action committee are the Rev. choir will participate, and there! . . PORTRAITS that will be used for the home and Clement V. Gallagher. I^eo J. Rein- will be a procession of the Most i "’*9. for the High Ma.ss. The The ‘'tore " KODAK KINISIIING - BLUB ' foreign mi.ssions. It is the prayer wt, John Krutka, and Joseph '' PRINTS - piiorosTArs ' THATCHER ST. MARY’S of the sisters that God will bless Near>'. ing of the l.itany of the Saints.! *®Ece place Siindav eve Phone* 27-28 406 N. Main St. ' PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPl.IbS ’ abundantly those who were so ning at 7:30 with the sermon by ’W++-M-+'M'4-+++-M-++*4+*4‘F BLOCK DRtJG HOSPITAL generous in helping to spread His SHELTON BRVAN, Mgr. kingdom on earth. the chanting of the Litany of the "AN ETHICAL PRESCRIPTION CONDUCTED BY Patriotic Contributions Made Schedule of Forty Hours’ .Saints, and the procession of the MESA JUNCTION JAGGER’S PHARMACY" Sisters of Cliaritv Most Blesssed Sacrament, CLEANERS PHONE 20 m QUINCY PHONE «7«0 As their patriotic contribution Shoe Repair toward the war effort, students The object of the Forty Hours’ F M. SHORE. Mgr. 610.N. Main Phone 470 of Pueblo Catholic high school I devotion is homage to Our Lord In Diocese Is Announced Cleaners and Dyers Plione 862 and St. Patrick’s grade school in the Holy Eucharist; to the King ISew for Old have actively participated in the visiting in pomp His loyal people; Phone 1814 112 Wc*l Abriendo Fr»r Pick'Up and DaliTrrr Servlea j ROBERT S. FARIGY PRICE CLEAIVER drives sponsored by the govern to the Savior bringing peace and March 26, 1914, Pansion* Sun MONUMENTS ment during the past few weeks. Diocese of Pueblo benediction. The proccs.sion of the Ai\D DYER War stamps and bond.s sold in the day, ‘ .Sugar Gily, Si. Paiira. .Alost Blessed Sacrament is an act CRAVE MARKERS NO ODOR—NO DELAY—NO REGRET I school since the beginning of Oc April 2, 194-1, Palm .Sunday. of adoring homage and of loving tober have purchased a Jeep, val ORDER OF THE FORTY 707 S. Main St. - Phone 260-W 625 (’*>uri Si., Pueblo April 9, 1914, Easter Sunday. reparation offered by th'e whole ued at $3,000. HOURS’ DEVOTION FOR THE NEW JOHN M. ECCLESIASTICAL YEAR I April 16, 1914, 1.0W Sunday, community with one voice, one Nearly six tons of paper were mind, and one heart. 1944 I .April 23, 1914, II Sunday after collected la.«t Friday afternoon. ‘‘Let flesh and heart and lips and MACINDOE THE D. E. BURKE when the CSMC sponsored a paper ,\ov. 28, 1943, .1 .-.■•■■.■■■ Sundayt „■of \d- »,i-i i ,, ^oly Groa. mind SHIPMENT JOE’S SUPER drive. veni, Pueblo, Sacred Heart Cjilhe-j*” ■ Sound forth our witness to STEP LADDER STOOLS, Plumbing & Heating C o . In accordance with government ,dral. | .April 30, 1944. Ill .Sunday after mankind.” Plumbing and i SERVICE need.s, tbe students launched their n^r. 3. 1943, II Sunday of Ad-' Michael’a. White enamel with red, O O C 318-320 N. Santa Fe Ave. (Hymn of Terce) third drive for old clothes and vent, Pueblo, St. Anihonv’*. <| •»».» 7, 1944, IV Siindav after black or blue trim..... C * t U GULF GAS A OILS Repair ITork a Specialty Heating f m so. MAIN PH. 173S Litany to Appeal rags the past Monday. Parents and, ^ Easter, Ij« Junta, Our Lady of CLOTHES p O C r.REASINn WA8HI.M. Offire Phone 909 friends were asked to co-operate Guadalupe. The Litany of the Saints is an 1 Sperial .Allenlion Given * . l:_ Advent, ‘ Gardner, .Sacred Heart. ' DRYERS ...... f c .f c U I with the children to make thi vv . , . . ' Alav 14 1944 V-Sunilav >fier nppeal to the Church Triumphant to Repair Work 1 ■ campaign a success. Phone 964 110 W. 2nd St. 1 vent,.J!**'" ‘ Hotchkiss, St. M,rga^,'!K«*'®KMargaret; Ordway, St. p/ier’s. ‘ 9 E’®lP t^® Church Militant. In the SLEEVE 7 C .Marv's. I May 21, 1944, Sunday BOARDS ...... ■ • tilliin of the saints to render God pro iRobinson Bros.l ST. MARY’S PTA Dec. 26, 1913, Sunday nithin the! ‘ c. ’I*'"'*' pitious; in the second part arc MAJOR Octave of CJiristmas, (7rand Junc-I’ *’ »v Palisade, St. .Anns, enumerated the ills fronv which we PUEBLO HARDWARE The firms listed here de MOTHERS TO HOLD tion, St. Marv's hospital. | Msy 28, 19-44, Pentecost, Gunni- hope to be delivered; and in the! serve to be remembered 1 DAIRY 1 DA7AAD n y nen O 2, 1944, HoW .Name of ‘Ro'li'ale. §t. third part are added the list ofj GO. DA&AAR on DEUs J*‘ us, Pueblo, St. Marv’s. Patrick a; ‘ Ignalio. favors we wish to obtain. when you are distributing Pure Milk and Cream f 0 € Jau, 9, 1944, I Sundav after „ -*“9 ' t ’ Trinity Sunday, In the three days the faithful JACK ADAMS, Mgr. ^ 'Untouriied by Human Hand’ your patronage in the dif % I (St. Mary’s Parish, Pueblo) Epiphany. San Luis. .Most Presious *Conejos, visit the church and offer prayer PHONE 1 0 0 BIckkI. • L4ia7 of Oiiaaalupe.' before the Blessed Sacrament. A ferent lines of business. || Home Delivery St. Mary’a PTA mothers will % I plenary indulgence may be gained FLOUR giveg.vc a bazaaru..a«r on ;.ec.Dec. o,8, the;ne Feastreasc, J*"' 1944, II Sunday after „ I WE SELL FH.AiNCIS | of the Immaculate Conception. | Epiph«ny, Durango, .Mercy bos- by those who say five Our Fathers, Hail Marys, and Glory Be, and add Germ iYIercantile ICE CREAM The itandard of quality for Various novelties will be for sale.'P'‘ »>' 1 1 prayers for the intentions of the The Women’s Relief corps No.] Jan. 23, 1914, III Sunday after June 18, 1914, Sunday within Petros Motor Sales & Liquors Phone 59 713 E. 4(h St. perfect baking. Octave of-Sacred Heart, ‘ Fniita, Holy Father. This indulgence may 1 | 2 will present an American flag Epiphany, Canon Gly, St. Scholas- 21S Noiib Vlctaiiw * Phona 1IS2 Ererylhing lo Wear .Saered Heart; Oested Butte, St. be gained once each day. to St. Mary’s school on Friday, lica academy, USED CARS Patrick’s. For devoutly participating in the and lo Drink Dec. 3. A patriotic program will Jan. 30, 19-1-1, IV .Sunday after Gwntral Auto R«*piiin. Greaiing, be given by the school children June 25, 19-44, IV Sunday after procession of the Moat Bles.*ed Car Waihingr Phone 9.30 817 E. C Sipert RUIN DEE Epiphany, ‘ Vineland, St. Theresa’s. Sacrament a plenary indulgence PUEBLO, (»IX ), iMw BEAMAN after the presentation of the flag .Feb. ------6, 1944,--- .Sepiiiagesima Sun- Pentecost, Lamar, St. Francis dc STORAGE OPEN 2t HOURS A DAT CLEAIVERS & The school children collected ; day, Trinidad, Holy Trinity, Sale*'. . may be gained each time. Also a ROOFING more than a ton and a half of pa- r u i*! m i* w: c July 2, 1914, V Sunday after plenary indulgence may be gained DYERS per in the recent paper drive. ! , by tho.se who,devoutly make the lith A Ell»b«ih Sli. Phan* t i ll Insulation - Weatherstrip Pentecost, ‘ Mancos, St. Rita's; Helen Purkatt. daughter of Mr.l‘‘•^’ Holy Hour in fememhranc'h of the P E. WYNDLE. Prop. K t Grand At*. Potblo, Col*. WB RETURN EVERYTHING BUT and Mrs. Joe Purkatt was married *’®.**' 2*), 1914. Quinquagesima July 9, 1944, VI .Sunday after and Death of Christ .ttnd WALSFiXBIIIIt; THE DIRT PHONE 305 to Edward Brady, member of St. Sunday, RocLv Ford, Si. Peter’s, Pentecost, Montrose, St.' Mary’* His most ardent lov^ in in.stituting Anthony’s parish on Sunday, Nov. Feb. 27, 1944, I Sunday of July 16, 1944, VII Sunday after the sacrament of the Eucharist in 21. I.ent, Isis .Animas, St. Mary's, Pentecost, *Iji Jara, Son Liiia. memory of that Passion and death,, Robert Brubnjak, seaman sec Marrh 5, 19-14. II .Sunday of July 23, 1944, VUI Sunday after Prayers for the intention of the ! PAUL KRIER, Pr*ild*nt ond class, son of Mr. and Mrs Holy Father are to be added. The The First National Bank 1 R R GOWDY. C*»hl*r I-enl, Pueblo, St. Patrick’s Pentecost, M'alsrnbiirg. St. Mary’*. 1 S. J. GLI.NSKY. Ah ’L C*shi*r GROVE DRUG STORES .Anthony Brubn^’ak, has been en-i March 12, 19W, III Sunday of July 30, 1914, IX .Sunday after sacrament’s of Penance and Eu of Walsenburg joying a leave with his parents and ■ I**nl, Del Norte, Holy .Name of Pentecost, ‘ Trinidad, Our Lady of charist must be received within THE GUARANTY FIVE BETTER DRUG STORES eight days. MEMBER F. D. 1. C. relatives. His brother, Stanley, was .Mary, Mt. (’jirmel. WM. 3L WARD, Pres. STATE BANK CE.NTR.AL BI.OtJK FIFTH & MAIN home a few weeks ago and a third .March 19, 1944, IV Sunday ofj .Aug. 6, 19-4-4, X Sunday after Usher* Are Appointed C. L. MANN. Vice Pres- OF WALSENBURG 24TH A GRAND 726 E. 4th . MESA JUNCTION brother, William, is now with the Lent, Trinidad, San Raphael ho*-1 Pentecost, ‘ Weslcliffe, .Assumption, In the November meeting of the M. E. COWING, Cashier ^'alaenburg, Colorado armed Jorcea in North Africa, pl»*l* I (TumtoPag$lS — Column t) (Turn to Pape i d — Column t) 1